Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-01-04

If you want posts or wood call on
Fred Hardy at Davis Il Davis.
The ice is all put up. A good supply
has been laid IN for the coming year.
DR.. Mckee Will be at the Grand no.
tel, January 9th, to remain one week.
DR.. a. S. Cloud and Charley Rumsey
were at tina Hub Monday, on business.
Coughing leads to consumption.
Kemps Balsam stops the coughing at
once. y
The board of county commissioners
met on Monday the second day of jan
uary.
Judge Mckay spent the holidays in
Topeka, hard at work in the state
library.
Roy Burnett entertained number
of his young friends at his home Friday
evening last.
If you would like to know how to pay
your mortgages in installments, SEE J.
V. Fishburn. 3tf.
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary. q
For all your lung troubles, bronchitis
consumption etc, try Compound Oxygen
See DR.. Kociell. 20
DR.. Mckee will do dental work at
his office at the Grand hotel in this city
January 9th to 18th inclusive.
G. w. Kritzmire called on the INDEX
Thursday last and added his name to
our long list of city subscribers.
HawKeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock Of all kinds. Sold and
warranted by J. r. Young and j. D..
Kari. 3
Prof. Cook the popular institute
teacher was at state teachers con-
vention looking we'll and happy as
usual.
Anyone wishing to purchase or trade
for property in Medicine Lodge will
please address j. b. Frazier, Cimarron,
Kansas.
Beginning next Sunday morning a
ten days revival service will be held
at the First NJ. Z. church. Everybody
is invited to attend.
Mr.. Fred Fash, professor of the Sha-
ron schools spent the holidays in Okla
homa, visiting his parents who live
southeast of Kingfisher. He returned
Saturday in time to renew his school.
Spence Green, the negro who struck
Mr.. Hogard such a severe blow some
time since, was brought before Judge
Howe yesterday, but waived his exam
inatiOn and gave bond to appear before
the district court.
Prof. o. T. Beeson, former principal
of Medicine Lodge schools, was in at
tendance at the state teachers associa-
ton. He is now located at Ossowato-
ME. lie is pleasantly located, and re-
ports very successful school, with 8
departments and over 500 pupils. Tie
family are all we'll.
English Spawn Liniment removes all
hard, soft or callOused Jumps and blem-
ished from horses, blood spawn, curbs,
spllnts, ring bone, sweeney, STILES,
sprains, sore and swollen throat,
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full blemish cure ever known. Sold by
j. ID. Kari. Z
I nnln Milf IInpnantC 1nurto FRO
the City of Sun on Friday and Saturday
shaking hands with the boys and
well, we won't give that story away
that he told us about Nova Hastings
and himself catching rabbit few
days ago with tail ten inches long,
and bad feathers in the end of it. He
said the rabbit tail and all was at Frank
Whitaker's store in Sun City on ex-
| hibltIOn; but at the last he said he
didn't want us to mention anything
about it in the paper, and we wont.
There is much complaint, and justly
too, of the oyer crowded condition of
our school. Mrs. O'Brian's room has
over so scholars, and the grammar
( room over 20, more than any teacher
can handle with good results. This is
not the fault of the board, as funds We're
not voted tor an extra teacher: nor are
the people to be blamed as they could
not foresee the condition of the school.
But without blaming anyone many are
asking if steps ought not to be taken to
Immediately add another teacher TO the
force already employed. 1t looks that
| way.
The Cresset in last weeks issue Of
fers the readers of the INDEX the ex-
PLANTATION that should they notice any
thing in the way of shortcomings IN the
INDEX they must attribute it to the
baleful influence of the Cresset's COM
posing room, as one of their force had
charge of this sheet during the absence
of the editor. Well the suggestion was
perhaps fitting, but no blame should be
attached to the Cresset typos because
they are miserabIy sad and, woful, for
after being in such close contact with
stale political cOrpses as long as those
boys have, most any Of our dispositions
would he tainted with sadness.
Mr.. Z. 1. Leach, a former employe
of Mr.. Harmon's at Beloit, Kans, came
in Saturday to renew his relations with
his old EMPLOYER. Mr.. Leach was a
prominent and popular resident of
Beloit, and was a candidate for clerk
of the District Court on the republican
ticket during the late unpleasantness''
OF course in Mitchell county his fate
was sealed from the start, but the large
vote he pOlled was nevertheless great
compliment as he reduced the maj
of his popular opponent very materially.