Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-08-03

Miss Mary Lytle is reported to be i'm
proving.
Mr.. b. n. Turks daughter came in
Monday.
Mr.. Parsons has opened his new res
taurant.
Born-July 18th, 1892, son, to Mr..
and Mrs. Jos. Klras.
A fine tea. the Japan Nlbs, at Wood
wards; only % cents. 6-tf
Mr.. l.. w. Storey writes that he is
once more able to be around.
No assessment in the A. 0. U. w.
for August. John Singer, Recorder.
Call at Day & Records and try
glass of Soda. All the popular fla
vors. Aft
Mr.. S. l.. Overstreet, recorder of the
land office, came in Monday from Guth-
RE, Oklahoma.
The report of the city treasurer does
not show the city TO be in as bad condi-
SASAA Oo W So oNPPOCOA'
A glass of ice-cold soda is just the
drink for this very hot weather. Try
it at Day q Records. Aft
The teachers reunion Will be held at
the court house tomorrow night. A
good time is expected.
Uncle Billy Brown reports corn burn
ing very badly where he lives, on the
east line of the county.
Itch, on human or animals, cured in
30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by J. D. Karr.
Come and see Woodward's new linen
shirts; fine cloth, fue made, best in the
county, and only so cents!! 5-tf
Thirty-three to six is the way the vote
stood through the democratic conven-
ton, so that it was very harmonious.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild will
meet with Mrs. Axline Thursday after
noon, August 4th. Mrs. o. L. Day, Sec.
Mrs. w. T. Rouse and children, with
Mrs. Ball, Mr.. ROuse's mother, depart
ed for Pratt county to visit Mrs. Balls
son.
Rate of S12 for the round trip Medi-
cine Lodge to Denver and return. On
sale August 3rd to 18th inclusive. Re-
turn limit October 10th.
James Garten reports a prospective
voter at his house. Jim says he is al
ready shouting for Weaver and Fields,
and walkoyer for Jerry.
Lee BrIley, former resident here,
has returned from California to stay.
He is at present stopping with his
brother-in-law, j. Z. Fleming.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give an ice cream social
Thursday evening, Aug. 4th, at the
Cook building. Come everybody.
The city council met Tuesday and al
lowed few bills and adjourned. This
Is about the 10th meeting in two months,
but then they are all in good company.
Which of the two does the democra-
cy OF Kansas need, and which of the
two can it use in the high place of lead
ership, with advantage to itself, John
Martin or DR.. 1. w. Stout?
Mrs. Charles Taliaferro while trying
to get out of rats way fell over a
clothes basket and broke her arm and
dislocating it at the same time at the
wrist. This happened yesterday morn
ing. DIR. KOciell is in attendance.
The following were elected delegates
from Medicine Lodge precinct, Satur-
day to the county conventions: b. F.
Teal, L. a. McClearey, Ed. Winters.
l.. F. Pearson, q. ]. Southworth, A. G..
French, T. l.. O'Bryan, L. B. Carr.
Married McAdoo Brown. Amos
McAdoo and Miss May Brown. of Pratt.
were united in the holy bonds of matri-
moDy on July Goth, 1892. They have
the we'll wishes of their many friends
for their future happiness and success.
Strayed or stolen, from Medicine
Lodge, one dark bay mare, weight about
| 1000 pounds, branded S on left fore
shoulder. Any person returning her
or giving information leading to her re-
covery, will be literally rewarded. Ad-
dress. A. G. French, Medicine Lodge,
| Kansas.
Reports from Harper come of a shoot
ing match the other evening between
in which an innocent third party was
shot in the arm. Another shooting
match also occurred in which hotel
keepers life was sayed by gold watch
which caught the bullet, though it
ruined the watch.
Mrs. O'Bryan, Miss McNeal, Mrs.
/ DeLisle and Miss Leona Thomas have
been employed to teach in the schools
of this city, for the coming year. Tele-
| grams have been sent to different places
to open communication regarding the
principaIship. The choice 80 far has
been excellent, and it is to be hoped
that the board will also succeed in get
ting an able principal. They are doing
! all they can.
AS advertised, Col. w. A. Harris, ar
rived yesterday and addressed a large
audience at the court house. Seats and
standing room were all taken. Col.
Harris talk was earnest, logical and
fOrcible, everything fully proven by
facts and figures, one for thinking men
to study oyer. He was followed by Mr.
Noah Allen, president of the Citizens
National Alliance, who made a lively
energetic talk that was pleasing to all
but his political opponents. Another
meeting was announced for s O'Clock
p. M, at which Col. Harris made a
short and interesting talk on the tariff
| question and Mr.. Allen addressed the
people at some length.