Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-29
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Go to Woodward's for YOUR machine
oil. He keeps the best. At
The new coat of black on the Citizens
bank building looks we'll.
Don't forget the grand time at Medi-
cine Lodge on the Fourth.
The farmers have had considerable
trouble getting help during harvest.
a fine rain swept over the eastern
part of the county Sunday afternoon.
Don't say anything to VIM. Garrison
about the gentleman from WyandOtte.
Miss Howe closed a successful school
in the district west of town, on Friday
last.
The town has been rather dull this
week owing to the obsence of our farm
er friends.
The glorious Fourth and w. II.
Old will supply you with fireworks.
don't be too late. 1t
Reports of several dogs going mad
have been heard. Look out! dog days
seem to be early this year.
A new idea-some of our local demo-
Gratis think that the interests of the
farmers and laborers are antagOnistic.
Farmers Headquarters hrst door
north of the p. o. Highest market price
paid for country produce. Z. NJ. Wood
ward. Aft
1t is reported that Kiowa has pros
poets for new mill. Mr.. n. Weber has
submitted propositions to the city
council.
A good shower of rain fell north.
west and southwest of this city last
Sunday; a sufficient rain to lay the dust
| fell here.
AT the celebration at Lockard's Grove
there will be plenty of free beef for eve
rybody present. Platform dance after
noon and night.
Don't forget the county alliance meet
ing on Saturday, July 9th. A full at
tendance is desired as the yearly officers
are to be elected.
Do you want suits? Call at Wood
wards and order by sample. Good fit,
fine cloth, cheap prices-all guaranteed.
No risk to buyer. Rare Dargains 5tf
1t is reported that Mr.. Miller, at the
time he was struck by lightning, had a
child III his arms, which was thrown to
the floor, but uninjured by the shock.
Mr.. Odds furniture store has received
a new coat of green and red paint
There are lot more buildings that
need paint. New paint and new side
walks are in demand.
People in the west part of the county
have been after the cOyotes-Ike Shklar
having caught seven, Ben While nine,
Dave Gipe sixteen, Z. A. Throckmor-
ton one and Ed. Percival two.
For Sale-A house, rooms, closet
and cellar, with stable and lots. $500
cash, $500 on long time, and $500 mort
gage due November LIST, corner Walnut
and Main. Call on l.. T. Pearson. 3t4
Druggists say it is pleasure to sell
Beggs' Family Medicines, as every bot
| tie is warranted for all that the label
calls for, so our customers are perfect
| ly safe in buying them. Sold and war
ranted by j. r. Young and j ID. Karr.
Mr. l.. b. Bell, of McAdoo township,
made us a call Saturday. He saws he
has been personally acquainted with
Mr.. Fred. Close for years; that he is a
christian gentleman, and the soul of
honor, incapable of harboring low mo-
tive, and that ascrlbed to him by our
"GOd and morality" mOuthpiece, the
Cresset, is low and disgraceful slur.
The Phalanx, the official organ of the
anti-monopolists, comes to our table en-
larged and improved. 1t is one of the
most true, pushing and aggressive OF
papers, and is well worth the perusal
of every true reformer. Mr.. Geo. G.
Ward, one of the ablest economic writ
ers of the United States, has taken
charge, and to every one who reads ii
we guarantee satisfaction.
The democrat convention was called
to order Monday with about II dele
gates present. Mr.. Brady was made
chairman, and Mr.. Afford secretary
} Three delegates were chosen to the
state convention. They were w. G.
Afford, j. Z. Hall and Geo. j. South
} worth. They are instructed to work
and vote for none but straight demo
Gratis. The convention was harmOni
Gus. The state convention meets on
the 9TH of July at Topeka.
Anthony Bulletin: Another coming
statesman from Medicine Lodge is Har
ry S. Lands. the brilliant young gen
} tleman who was nominated at Greens
burg last Saturday to represent tn,
Thirty seventh district in the state sen
ate. The selection was a wise one, wa
made by reclamation and meets will
hearty approval. He knows the want
OF the common people and will make u
good representative in the halls of tn
state capitol. He is man that can b.
neither bought nor sold, and is all tina
any reasonable resident of the distric
, could ask for.
s Mr. Lee Strickland proposes plal
l for saving the tops of stacks in win'
! storms that seems excellent. Have pre-
pared a number of large cOrkscrews
Q similar to those used as picket-pins, bu
e with lighter material and larger circles
h Attach to them the ends of wire o
' the corners of cover, and then screv
$ them into the stack, say two feet, o
2 more if necessary. This binds the to-
I to the body of the stack and the win
must take all or none. 1t is certainl
4 worth trying, as our heavy winds, &C
/. companied bv rain, are responsible 70
v heavy losses of grain. s slight expens
= may save stack.