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encouragement.

GALVESTON, Tex, March IA, 1892
ED. INDEX: Well, see the big X on
my last paper so 1 take it that you want
some money, SO here goes dollar bill
in this letter. l need the paper and
must have it; can't do business without
it. Now don't let me lose a number
My vote will be cast as usual with the
people, and for the life of me l CAB It
see why we can't win. l blow my trum-
pet here just the same as l used to
there. Don't know as it has much eff
feet, but still blow, and shall while l
breathe. My store, of nights, is full of
labOring men to hear me read from my
paper, and tell you another thing they
are read before they get to me. l tell
the mail carrier to read it and think of
the truths it tells, and maybe it may do
some good. Well, can say we are all
as usual, and doing the best l can, but
times are hard here the same as there,
and every other place. Would like to
step in and have little talk with you,
and others up there, and will some of
these days after awhile. L will put a
one dollar bill in this letter, and if some
rascal opens it and takes it, can say it
Will not be the first time, for they have
been doing that kind of business to us
for long time, and 1 do hope the time
is soon coming when they will have to
quit. Yours till death,
l., w STOREY
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EnOn Happenings.

ED. INDEX: AS no items appear in your pa
per from this place, 1 will write you few
notes.
Health is good, with exceptions of a few
cases of whoOping cough.
Wheat is generally improving, since the
rains and warmer weather.
The ST. Louis Conference is over. and their
principles before the people; plain, clear ser
of principles that ought to be endorsed by
every labOring man, and every man should
work to carry forward these principles.
The opening of the Cherokee Strip seems to
occupy the minds of great many people, and
some have taken the surveyor and hunted the
lines, and staked out their claims. We think
tory is opened, should not have-and if the law
is examined closely-they have not the right
to take claim when it is opened.
There seems to be growing sentiment in
favor of Universal Suffrage. policy, which
hope the Peoples party, will never adopt
While their moral virtues are superior to mans
and their mental qualification equal to, and
often superior to mans, yet woman has hel
| sphere as defined by the bible, and when She
fulflls her mission, and does her duty within
the bounds of that law. she will find enough tt
| do without travelling over the country making
| political speeches, and working for the RICH
| to vote and hold office. While l stand square
on the principles of the Peoples party, stanC
| square against Universal Suffrage. l. @.
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Do You Want Gold?

Cripple Creek is not health resort
1t is wealth resort. Quite a difference
Location, near Pixies Peak, in Colora.
do. Gold. bright, yellow gold, is found
at grass roots and in the rock forma.
ton.
Reliable experts claim this to be the
richest camp in Colorado. Assays av.
erage 500 per ton, and have run as high
as $4,000. One hundred people day
are now rushing to Fremont. chief towr
of the district. The chance of a life
time is worth looking after.
You can get there quickly and com.
fortably by taking the Santa Fe route
Only line with no change of cars from
Chicago, Kansas City and other princl.
pal cities TO Florissant. nearest railroad
station, with daily stages to Fremont
Inquire of local ticket agent, Santa Fe
route about rates and service.
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Advice Returned.

Ed INDEX: see that the editor of the Cres-
set is advising me in regard to what policy to
pursue. / want to thank the gentleman for
his advice He probably believes in doing un-
to others az he would have them do unto him,
so will return the compliment.
In regard to the labor statistics, he has given
on the several railroads. he takes the trouble
to hunt out the exact amount paid to the lab
orer. Now ] want to advise him to be honest
with the people who read his paper, and while
he tells of the great benefit the laborers have
received from these railroads. let him tell also
what is the net profit of the corporations that
own the road, for each year, and how much
water there is in every mile of road. would
advise him to tell the people how much they
have donated to these roads in the last twenty
five years; to tell that If the government own
ed and controlled these lines of communica-
ton that the Kansas farmer could send his
produce to any part of the United States for
one-fOurth of what he pays to-day; that we
could pay the laborers on these same roads
one dollar a day more than they receive now,
and if this was done these rail road laborers
would buy our corn, wheat and pork, and
would pay us fair price for it. Then the Kan
sas farmer could pay of his mortgage, and
save Mr.. Axline the trouble of advertising the
sale of his land. G. F. JESSE.
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Dick Is On Hand.
Hurrah for Weaver and Polk.

Hurrah for Weaver and Polk.
Il. Brewer has moved to the King property,
known as the Tom Knight place. We are glad
to have him for a neighbor.
see that the Cresset is trying to boom Ches-
ter big u Long for congress. If they want to
pamper him for the race would suggest CIV
ing him several big doses of bran.
The cold spell has been very severe on stock
of ali kinds. If there was less protection on
lumber the farmer could furnish little shell
ter for his stock. But republicans say we must
have protection or this country will be flooded
with cheap goods, which will ruin onr credit.
We will liken that calf, exhibited by John
Jesse, to the Peoples party, and the calls
mother to the republican party. The Peoples
party was born of the republican party, and
killed its mother in the borning. The water on
the brain Is a reminder Of the water which the
people will squeeze out of railroads and cor
porations which are now fostered by the old
parties. DO you 'savey," Mr.. Axline?
SPOTTED FOOT DICK
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First Published March %, 1892.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
No. 1887. Fl
en-

STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF BARBER, IS.
Josephine NJ. Reed, plaintiff.
versus
James Il. Duty, defendant.
DY virtue of an order of sale, issued out
u of the district court sitting in and for the
county of Barber, state of Kansas. in the
above entitled action, and to me directed, l
will, on
SATURDAY. THE BIRD DAY OF APRIL,
1892 at two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the front door of the courthouse in said
county, offer for sale at public auction and sell
without appraisemcnt, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash in hand, to satisfy said order of
sale, all the right, title and interest whatsoever
OF the above named defendant
and of all persons claiming under him
in and to the following described tract, piece
and parcel of land lying and situate IN said
county of Barber, to-wit: The west half of the
northeast quarter and the west half of the
southeast quarter of section thirty-three (33)
township thirty-three $3.50, range fourteen "a
west of the 9th principal me-
ridian together with all and singular the ten
ements, Entertainments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in anywise appertain.
ing.
Given under my hand at my office in the city
of MedicineLodge, in said county, this 18Th day
OF March, 1892. j. w. DOBSON,
40 Sheriff
E. A. MCMATH, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Kamr Corn.

I have for sale a limited supply of
White Dwarf Kafir corn; pure, clean
selected stock. Prices: PIX. 40 cents;
l blu. $l.5O, sacked and delivered at
Medicine Lodge; or l PIX. &c.; Blu.
$l.25, in bulk at my place miles west
of town. Order by mail or in person at
once, and state where to leave seed for
you. A d. C. MARI.
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The sewing school had a profitable
meeting last Saturday afternoon in the
Gobielle building. Four classes were
formed, Mrs. Stevens teaching one,
Mrs. Casper burst, Mrs. Roberts. and
Mrs. Nation the other three. We ex-
pect at least two more teachers this
week, and we hope to start two more
classes, one in knitting and one in
crocheting.
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Klackherries For Sale /

have large number of Kittaninny
Blackberries for sale, at 25 cents per
dozen. Leave orders with Noble s.
Case, or call at my place miles south
west of town.
Al w, E.. WILLIAMS.
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Christian Temperance Band.

A friend in distant state on being
informed of our mission school and its
needs, has sent word that they will
send US a map and literature. When
we get the map and we will tell who
this friend is.
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$4,000 REWARD.

and conviction of any person killing or uniav-
fuily handbag any stock branded triangle III
FL belonging TO f. G. Hubbell & Co.. or for
szgaany information leading to said arrest and
conviction. JAS. A. LoCKARD, Manager
Lodi. Barber county. Kansas Il
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REWARD FOR STRAY CATTLE

4 LIBERAL REWARD will be 49,,
n paid any one returning to me, fsS
or furnishing information lead
ny to the recovery of any stray s5>Hev,..{N.
cattle, branded with Il 81 Roman IrOss on
Zach hip, or the Iudex@a brand N@o on
an" part of the animal. 49,
.IIf S. K. w. FIELD.
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STRAY NOTICE.

There is a 3-year old COW at my 5,.ar-wyarA
place, brand T f connected is a S1%n
dark red color. | wish the owner THN
would come and get her and pay -2-
charges. Four miles north of Medicine Lodge
on Elm Creek. 43-t2 DR. b. F. BRATTAIN
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STRAYED.

One cow branded on hip; one $780,
COW branded } L and a-P(a-H con- ~
nected); one COW branded laying - TT$
on hip. Strayed from range on Ce- -4zA.a-zA
dar creek last season. l will pay 81 per head
for information leading to the recovery of said
animals 35tf FRED HARDY.
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STRAY NOTICE.

There is stray red heifer, with -,s.--,--.->
white spot in forehead, under 8$<fxg9
bit in right ear, about year old, at TA
my ranch two and half miles west-2A.-e4-
of Medicine Lodge. | wish the owner would
come and get her, and pay charges.
42tf a HADA.
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Water Consumers, Notice.

Water consumers should renew theil
water contracts on or before the 9Th OF
April. WALDRoN CHASE.
44-2t Supt.
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sTRAYRn OR STOLEN.

r HAVE lost sixteen head of cat sss<w-7
! tie, all of them branded C. j.. 49,
some of them may have other 10y
brands. | will pay 81 per head for -~AAaazA4>
locating same or information leading TO then
recovery. G. j. SKEES,
2stf Roundup, Kans
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Hogs and Cattle.

want to buy fat hogs and cattle in
arge or small lots.
2S Z. III. SPARKS. Agent.
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NOTICE OF SURVEY.

Whereas, F. B. Nurse ct al, resident land
owners in township 81, south, range H. west
given written notice to the County Surveyo,
10 survey all boundary lines OF said townahip
and all interior lines and permanently estab-
nere; therefore notice is hereby given to 81
land owners in township 81, souti.. range Il
west. that viii begin sal survey on the 18th
9ay oA april llsso-. and continue from day &c
Ga until completed. d. BER
44t4 County Surveyor Of Barber county.
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NTRAYED from my herd in the western pa ri
~ of the county, three head of cattle brand
ed Ale AE connected.) No other brands vii
pay SI.OO per head for locating. 44t4%
j. +. FISHER, Sharon, KaS
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Don't Overlook It

The opportunity to save money our many depart
ments Offering. Learn prices and you
will find your three quarters of dollar. buying
here just what you had about decided to get some
where else, and pay hundred cents for. Our
Spring Goods have arrived, and ready for inspec-
ton. We give you the best selection of Dry Goods
Clothing. Carpets, Millinery Shoes, Queensware,
Wall Paper, etc., ever shown in this city We can
please you if good and low prices combined with
the latest designs what you wish.
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SlOO REWARD.

TOR information leading to the -.
: recovery of each or any cattle
branded IN or V or o and one
white cow\-J branded V /, with -&AHsu.,sw.
hog ring in ear. 9. f. BRA1srAIN,
40t4t Medicine Lodge.
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LIST OF LETTERa

The following letters remain uncalled for at
the postofice in Medicine Lodge, Kas., for the
week ending March 10, 1892:
Mort Boarder. Lidia Brewer.
Mrs. Stroll.
In calling for any OF the above please state
that they are advertised.
L. NJ. AXLINE. Pm.
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FOR SALE.
STRAY CATTLE

TlWENTY-SIX head of fine Missouri bred
Mules. 26tf GEO. W. HENDRICKsON.
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ABSTRACTS. anS ES S0m TSHs a SefFssi
liable and complete set of Abstract Books in
Barber county. 3D.
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Do YOu Want 1t!

Grants Memoirs, .. S7.Oe
Cosmopolitan Magazine. -. -. 800
Barber County INDEX, ... LOO
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Do you want them all, postage paid,
at the low price of $500? If so, come
to the INDEX Office and get them,
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-31
WALLINGFORD.
Athletics Good Prospects - Tho
Grange-A DisApPearance-FlO
That Bloom in tho Spring Rather

Athletics - Good Prospects Tho
Grange-A Disappearance-FlOw
That Bloom in the Spring Rather
Early-The Sons of Temperance.
President J. p Stevenson of the athletic 1850
citation reports that the prospect is good for a
lively list of sports on the association grounds
the coming season. Already he is in receipt of
letters from managers of several clubs about the
state asking for dates for games on the grounds.
The chances for frstclass baseball nine here
are also considered good, and many of the play
ers are already getting in practice for tho open
ing Of the season, which will occur about the
middle Of April.
The program at the grange this evening win
consist of a debate: Resolved, That CONNER
cial fertilizers necessary to successful farm
Ing" Affirmative, G. A. Hopson,H c. Wooding
negative, J. R. Campbell and D. W. Ives. Duet,
Mr.. and Mrs. LOOMS. Reading, Mrs. Charles
Toothe.
George Rice has gone into new business SELL
ing axe helves, and reports the new venture a
decided success.
The sign that has attracted SO much attention
on Emory Morse's nestory block on Hall avenue
has disappeared from its place.
andrew Ryan's horse fell down yesterday and
Patrick O'Connen has repaired the dangerous
spot on the William street crossing on Center
street.
F. L. johnson was displaying small limb with
several cherry blossoms in bloom yesterday.
Charley Paden Is tired answering questions as
to how the pickets were broken on the cemetery
fence, and wishes to state that telephone pole
was the cause of the broken fence, and that it
Aaron Hail has found his missing $40, and will
for q short time support himsef-at least until
Selectman Jones for assistance again.
Sheriff Rod Austin has new curiosity in his
office consisting of an old fashioned faxspinpine
wheel that he got at Albro Aliens auction, and
was formerly the property of Mr.. Aliens grand
mother.
day for the $S,3s2 so school money:
has elected as officers: DR.. George H. Andrews,
worthy patriarch; John James. worthy associate;
DR.. Craig, recording scribe; Miss Gertfe Smith,
assistant; Louis johnson, financial scribe; Will
liam Arthur, treasurer; Mrs. George Andrews,
chaplain; james Hines, conductor; Miss Bertha
Smith, assistant conductor; Fred Tuttae, inside
sentinel; Mrs. William Arthur, outside sentinel.
comes up before Judge Myers to-day. Tho &C.
ton is to recover money due on watch.
1t is probable that the members OF A. II. Dut-
ton post G. A. R., will attend the lecture OF
Mrs General Custer Monday evening in a body.
A special meeting of the White Rose Social
club fs called for Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Campbell is home from Smith 3
college for q vacation. s--,f
The case Of George Bath. for the murder Of
next Tuesday. - $500
Thomas Morrison has made an annlIcation for
license for @. E. Smiths building on North
Colony street.
John Cottrill will leave on Saturday for Ro..
ton, where he has accepted q position 1t TUFTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-31

o,rEr,r.r why he wrote the
GES'".L'aREESLEAF. following letter,
knowing that his experience would benefit
humanity.
Last spring, being very much run
down and debilitated. procured medi-
cine discovered by Prof. Phelps of Dart
mouth. The first bottle produced very
marked results, and the use of twice that
quantity made me feel like new man.
This medicine that used is called Paine's
celery compound, and do not hesitate
to state that as a general tonic and
spring medicine do not know its equal.
Before entered the customs service had
twenty years. experience in pharmacy, and
hence am familiar with the medical prop
critics of the various ingredients of the
compound. This gave me confidence in
using and recommending it, especially as
I never heard of case where it did not
give perfect satisfaction"
This Paine's celery compound is the
same remedy that George Wright, king of
baseball players, recommends for making
the weak strong; it is the same compound
that Commodore Howell asserts saved his
life from shipwreck when he had kindey
disease; it is the same compound that re-
stored to health Hon. James McShane.
mayor of Montreal, when he was weak and
run down; it is the same compound that
should be used by all who do not possess
the great gift of health.
1t is as much superior to the ordinary
sarsaparilla, tonic or nervine as the dia
mond is to cheap glass, and at this season
of the year it. has an extraordinary demanG
among all classes.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-31
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The New Three.master - RemOns
STRANGE Against the Return of Rev.
DR.. weston-A Schooner Sinks-COb-
web Party-St. Ignatius Society's
Ball Team-The New Conductors
Preparing for Glass Day.
The keel is laid for the new schooner at Hans
CONS yard, and the stem and stern posts are
in place The ribs and the remainder of the
frame are ready to be put in place. and
in few days gang of men will be set to work
to push the construction ahead. The new boat
is to be Of the same dimensions as the Grace and
Harry Reynolds, the last vessel launched at this
yard.
Mrs. G. E. Remson and daughter OF Annapolis,
Nd, are visiting Mrs. G. n Burbank of Ferry
street.
R. n. Coe Of East Haven was engaged yester.
day in circulating a remonstrance against the
| return to the East Pearl street NJ E. church OF
| the Rev. DR.. q. D. Weston It is Mr.. Goes in.
tention to forward the paper this week to the
| New York East conference, which began its ses
| sion in Brooklyn yesterday. All but three OIL
four of the official board voted for DR.. Weston's
| return, and only a small minority in tbs church
| Chapman & Co. received brief dispatch yes
terday stating that one Of their schooners, with
virgna oysters had sunk Junk at Ksyport, n j. Tht
| hand.
Many members of East Rock lodge. A.oU.w.
| will go to Manga uck to visit Salem lodge on the
| evening Of Tuesday, April 5. Excursion tickets
for seyentyfiye cents can be had at the stores Of
Ezra hsaiy' Francis Brothers, Lloyd Salisbury
A cobweb party was given at the home Of Mist
Lillian Preston Of $50 Clinton avenue Monday
evening. The affair, which was su, prise, wa,
attended by about seventy five young people A
very enjoyable evening was spent in the unwind
Hattie Hitchcock, and Il. 6. strasbnrg won tn,
| BOBBY prize There were other games music
ses Rs1 Of E.
i snn,d Dsqis .%sa Miss May e,5 RSsnison, Mis-
Gutbrod Miss r. c. Gutbrod, Mr. and Mrs. q
P. Baldwin, Mr.; and Mrs. Charles Sherman, MI
Miss
Avery, Robert Beebe, Miss ]. Hunt, W. F. Ottar
; son, Clarence Tibbals, Miss Emma Rhodes, Mis-
ton, Agnes and Viola Han. Giibart Billings Ms lis
Lulu Mansfield, W. H. Barnes, Miles J.. Barnes
Mss Hatie Harry Smith Miss M Lli
Storer, f: H. Potter, Miss Carrie CLARK, T. c
Perry, Miss Carrie Larkins. Howard Waters
John visscher. Charles Hendrickson, F. H. WILD
man and W. F. Picsney.
, | is visiting his cousin, NJ. j. Barnes.
The St. Ignatius ssciety's baseball team ha
, received three challenges through their maj
t Good Friday and Memorial day. The nine nine wi
| commence practice the weathe
, permits and the uniforms will soon be ready fe
Among the recent additions to the force
| conductors on the horse railroad are Thoms
Reyes Patrick Sarsfield, Anorew Whalen an
The pupils of room IL, Woolsey school, al
making extensive arrangements for their ella
the present term, A class pin has been selecte
! and 1t Is the intention of tho members to
in The pupils are ma
| their teacher, Miss HOrtenSe A. Darling.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-31


A short time ago his father brought him to Dr.
Roth for treatment. Besides being deaf he had
running ear for five years.
He would have earache at times that was Sc
we're and would last for two weeks. Also head
and they would blur at the slightest USE He had
terrible ringing and buZzing noises in the ears
and his nose was always stopped up There was
great tendency to hawk and spit and a con-
slant dropping in the throat.
Under DR.. Roth's treatment his eyes got strong,
headache left, no more ringing or buZzing noises
and his hearing is fully restored, and no more
running of the ears.
eyes" sail Mr.. DeMatty, Angeles father, 81
want to thank you for the remarkable result Of
your treatment of my boy, and nothing could
tempt me to have him back where he was when
you took hold of his case.''
Mr.. DeMatty's business Is at 42 Grand avenue
In this city, and this statement can be easily
ifed
MIR. JOHN ]. GILLESPIE, a well known rail-
road man, has lived at Woodmont, Conn for 10
years; had bad time with catarrh; nose and
throat would fill up; would hawk and gag and
would blow large pieces from nose that smelled
bad; ringing and buzzing in the ears; pain over
would take cold easily. I improved at once, says
Mr.. Gillespie under DR.. Rothfs treatment
MIX. JERRY SHEA Of 80 Arch street, New Ha-
ven, a well known railroad man, had rheuma-
ringing noises in the ears poor appetite not
sleep over two hours in twenty-fou headache
over eyes most Of the time, and eyes would blur
and run water had dyspepsia bad and would
belch wind after eating. Now he can express
himself so highly in regard to DR.. Roth's treat
ment.
Mr.. Shea corroborates this statement made
Dec. 10, 1891, three months ago.
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