Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-09-06
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a week. visit at Arkansas City.
Coughing leads to consumption.
Kemps Balsam stops the coughing at
once. y
NOTICE FARMERS. All farmers hav |
ing wheat to sell, will find the buyers at
the depot.
-Cassius Heskett and Frank Read
are assisting in the treasurer's Office
during tax sale season.
Alex Hopkins, the KIowa legal lu-
minary, was in the city Yesterday at |
tending to court matters.
No trains will be allowed to enter
the Strip on the 10Th, I'M
til o'clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. Mary A. Widner and daughter
left to-day for a two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Cowley county.
j. a. Lockard shipped three car
loads Of cattle this morning, accompa-
nying them personally TO Kansas City.
Free Methodist services will be held
at the usual place next Sunday morn
ing and evening, and at the Cole school
house in tie afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
E. church meets Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Palmer. MRS. HoUCHIN,
Secretary.
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church will meet at the home of the
pastor, Thursday afternoon. at three
o'clock. Mrs. j. S. RUNYAN, Sec'y.
"A specially made of cleaning and
repairing sewing machines. One door
north of Williams furniture store.
15-tf j. Il. FLEMING.
Primaries OF the peoples party
will be held Wednesday, Sept. 9th.
Don't forget the date. Refer to the APP
portionment and see your number of
delegates.
Capt. II. Pardee came up from Ia
loga Monday Being one of BARRIERS
earliest settlers he is known by almost
everybody who has lived in the county
for several years.
Pocket book found-the party own
ing the same will call on w. s. Glenn
ents, sun City, Kansas, and describe
contents, paying for this advertisement
and get the same.
Mrs. John Higgins left for st. Louis
on Monday to purchase her fall and
winter stock of Millinery and Notions
She will also visit her mother and friends
In Illinois before returning.
The city council in its regular SEES
sion Monday evening allowed bills to
the amount of $3.50 for repairs on water
ditch and marshal's salary. Nothing
of particular interest was taken up.
Why pay $6S.OO for wrought steele
Ranges of agents travelling through
the country, when Noble & Case will
sell you one for $500 with seventeen
gallon hot water tank all complete.
Kidneys. DR.. Kociell.
| Bladder. DR.. Kociell.
If you don't know which of the two
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not cost you anything to consult about
your trouble.
-DIED:-MOnday, September 4th,
| Mrs. Mollie Perry, wife Of Walter Per
ry and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
ChilcOtt Funeral services were held
from the Christian church yesterday
| afternoon.
II. NJ. Kidd expects to leave in a
few days to enter the Strip, and will be
away for some time. During his alb
sence the Usage hotel will be run by
Mrs Kidd and will be kept up to the
usual standard.
The daily papers stated last week
that DR.. KOciell had been appointed one
of the pension examiners for this cOun-
ty. Up to date he has not received no.
tifcation of the appointment, but 1t is
probably made as reported.
"A poem, after the style of Longfel-
lows Evangeline, is received this week.
No name except the nom de plume ap-
pears with it, and a general custom
makes it proper for the author to send
his or her real name. We Withhold pub
LEGATION until same is received.
Nobody should miss seeing the race
for land on the 10th. Kiowa is con
venient point to everybody In this sec
ton and the opportunity should be i'm
proved. 1t Will probably be the last race
for land that the people of this country
will ever have the privilege of wit.
Messing.
Rev. w. A. Cain has invented q
very handy water hose holder, which
allows itself adjusted to any angle with.
out Its removal from the ground. 1t is
device that will be hard to improve
and as consequence we predict rich
harvest tor Bro. Cain. We understand
he will haveit patented, and has ALREADY
made the application.
The juryless court convened yester
day and spent the day mostly in hearing
motions and making combinations
torty-one cases were called. In The
case of State ex rel, l.. w. DeGeer vs.
D. l.. Pierce, a motion was made TO en-
ter judgment and issue execution. 10
seph Porter made application to be ad
mitted to the bar, and committee con
sisting of A. l.. Noble, r. A. Cameron
and G. L. Long was appointed to exam
inc the applicant.
The sugar mill will begin opera
tions tomorrow, being in eXcellen
condition tor work. The plan is to rur
out the Early Amber cane, suspend fo
time, about the time of the StrIl
opening, and begin again after the ex
element is over. AS general ruiz
, the cane is lighter this year than last