Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-05
Mr.. Gilbert is still very low.

for October 18th. has been changed to
November Bird.
The ladies Of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Albert Noble, Thurs
day afternoon, October 18th. 1892.
The free pass Santa Fe democrats
held council at Topeka and decided to
call convention to put cut ticket.
Farmers Headquarters hrst door
north of the p. o. Highest market price
paid for country produce. Z. NJ. Wood
ward. ATT
Hawkeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock Of all kinds. Sold and
warranted by j. r. Young and j. D.
Karr. 3
There is some talk of stopping the
sugar mill in few weeks, if farmers
are not more prompt in bringing in
their cane.
The Free Methodits will have preach
ing services in the G.. A. r. hall Sab
bath evening. Everybody come.
j. S. OGG.
Is your hair falling out or turning
gray? Try Beggs' Hair Remover. II
acts like magic. Sold and warranted
by j. r. Young and j. ID. Karr. 8
Mrs. E. NJ. Wood ward retur ned from
Wichita, Saturday, where she had been
several days, purchasing goods, attend
lnglthe fair. and visiting friends.
A meeting of the peoples party OF
Nlppewalla township is called for the
18th OF October TO nominate township
ticket. BY order of central committee
Central committeeman will please
take notice of meetings at the following
places: AT Roundup, on Friday, Octo-
Der 7th; at Mlngona, on the 18th, and
and on the 18th, at Stockstill school
house.
Death stepped into our midst again
Saturday, and claimed another This
time it was Miss Ida Fuller, a girl of
about l5. The disease was typhoid few
er. Several others of the family have
been i'll with the same disease, one of
them still dangerously.
There is much complaint about the
pOmace from the sugar mill being run
into the river, it so taints the water
that stock will not use it, and settlers
along the stream fear it may produce
sickness. 1t is to be hoped that this
may be remedied without trouble to
any one.
Editor Cresset, please tell US what
Ed. Sample meant when he said, That
If the peoples party got into power
there would be revolution and we
would get hurt. Also, another republi-
can said, The republicans will fight be-
fore they will give it up.
A PEOPLES PARTYMAN.
Hyacinths, tulips, lilies, and othe
-"asonable BULBS; roses, carnations,
chrysah, 49, - - - -.
ter Blooming e.
strawberry plants, O"o, poOs' e.o.'
etc, for sale at lowest fore. - ~
i've prices, by j. L. BRADY, at tn
lcine Lodge Greenhouse. 19t1
If A. Jack Jones would come up and
pay his honest debts with some of the
money he got from Lake for prosecut-
ing the bridge claim before the com
missiOners. while he was counselling
Uncle Dan, and standing in good fell
lowship with him, his sfar-off let
ter to the Cresset would sound less like
the dying echo of long drawn bray
from some runaway quadruped.
Mr.. Lou Pierson returned Wednes-
day from trip east, where he has been
looking after the interest of his new
invention, his Lew hose holder. The
invention meets with favor by all who
have seen it and especially by went
ors and business men best capable of
judging. The sincerity of their Opin-
IONS is demonstrated by the number of
good offers for territory that Mr.. Pier
son has received. 1t certainly seems to
us that the invention is bound to be a
success financially as we'll as otherwise
and we congratulate Mr.. Pierson on the
fair prospect ahead of him. 1t seems
Medicine Lodge is not destined to de-
pend on her statesmen alone for noto-
riety.
Variety is the spice of life." The
monotOnY of our city council meetings
was specified Monday evening by Wis
it of the temperance ladies to request
that steps be taken to close the dives,
The wearied expression of our city dads
during the interview was just little
One of the council said he had thought
some time of resigning as he found he
was between two factions aud unable
TO please either. Another thought the
whole council had better resign and let
the city run itself. One suggested that
they refer the matter to the county at
torney, another that they call in the at
torney general. The shining politician
of the council, perceiving an opportuni-
" to make thrust suggested that, rs
they were good runningmates, he did
not see any hope of relief from that
source. Another finally suggested that
they resign the government of the cit
y to the ladies and see if they could
improve on it. With this the ladies re-
tired and the ordeal was over, for the
time.
The Christian Temperance Band.
We are back again feeling considera-
hIv at hOm0 having aIwava had n niacn