Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-12-06
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LOCAL NEWS.

caller MONDAY.
Try our Mocha Blend coffee, lbs.
for $1.OO. Woodward.
-FOR SALE. A good Western Cot
tage organ. Will sell cheap. w. NJ.
Carol. ct
R. A. Cameron left for Woodward
Friday to indulge in the prevalent sport
of hunting.
i can winter number Of cattle or
sell the feed at reasonable prices.
G. j. Skeen, Roundup.
DIR. Mckee, the well known dentist,
will be in Medicine Lodge for the week
C commencing Dec. 18th.
Sam Ishmael, of Kiowa, was in the
city Friday on business appertaiIing to
a suit in the district court.
Miss Angie Lowry e;,joyed Thanks
giving holiday as guest of Miss Lille
Demint, of Cedar township.
j. Z. Erwin, of Hazelton, and S.
w. Ruckman, of McPheison, were IN
the city Saturday on business.
D. Henry, formerly of Hazelton
township, arrived from Kingfsher,
Sunday, on business before the court.
j. B. Gano went to hiowa yester-
day. r. J. Mckay acted as preserver
of the peace during the marshal's
absence.
Hugh Woodward came up from
Alva, Saturday, in response 70 a tele-
gram informing him of his grandfath-
er's death.
All members of the G.. A. II. post
are requested to be at the meeting Sat
urday evening, to elect officers for the
ensuing year. BY order of commander
Reduced prices on all trimmed
hats for the next few days. Don't fail
to take advantage of the opport
that will he afforded. Mrs. Belle
Brown.
August Schmidt returned Monday
evening from trip to Woodward
While there lie took hunting expedi-
tion and claims that he killed several
snipe.
Charley Jesse returned from his
farm in county N last week. lie has
made extensive improvements and is
now an enthusiastic citizen of Okla
homa.
Ladies interested in dress cutting
will do we'll to call on Mrs. Benning.
She will teach you in one hour how to
cut and fit any dress. free. Second
stairway north of Day & Records. At
Why pay S0S.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.
Miss Carrie Carmichael so far re-
covered from her recent illness as to re-
sumo her position in Dobbs' office on
Monday of this week. The place has
been filled during her sickness by
J. l.. Brady.
DIR. Gould was called Friday to at
tend Bessie lines, who had fallen from
a chair and fractured her right forearm
She and her mother, who Is a daughter
of MIR. Jackson, are visiting here from
Colorado.
Il have $50 acres of cane feed for
sale at my place on the southeast cor
ner of Eldred ranch. Water and feed
inO nriUi1nnaQ nnnUanionf WIFI aIS
feed the same if stock is brought to the
place. G.. NJ. FULLER.
&C. G.. Glass, of Coffeyville, was in
the city yesterday. Mr. Glass is a pho
tOgrapher of that place, and had with
HIM pictures of the Dalton gang and
views of incidents connected with the
attempted bank robbery.
List Of letters remaining uncalled
for in the postoffice at Medicine Lodge,
for the week ending December Ind:
A. w. Asher, J. II. Bupp, John Eichel-
barger, Dora G. Hedges, Jennie b. Lee,
+. A. Morse. l.. NJ. Axline. Post
master.
Mothers ought to know that their
babies, though apparently we'll and
looking plump, yet, if they are slow IN
teething, if they sweat about the head
during sleep, especially in day time,
are listless, dull or at times restless, or
have large abdomen or large joints,
they have deep constitutional dys-
crasia and need homeopathic treat
ment. Apply to DR.. Kociell.
-DIED:-At ! 80 a. m. SATURDAY., De-
Cember End, j. w. Lytle, aged 76 years,
6 months aud II days. Mr.. Lyle had
been a paralytic sufferer for several
years, the first stroke occurring exactly
eight years previous to the day of his
death. Funeral services were held at
the Baptist chapel at IL o'clock Sunday
morning, conducted by Rev. w. a.
Cain.
B. +. Coffman, the Elm Mills -four
man, was in the city Monday. He was
on his way to the Strip to do some sur
veylng aud hunting. Mr.. Coffman was
on the southern side of the conflict dur
ing the war and he says that during that
time, when supplies were cut off and
burned and the southern army was con.
sidered almost destitute, he did not re.
alize what scant rations were as he has
during this past season. Such is the ex
pelience of hundreds Of our people moi
far away.
"A dispatch from Fl. Scott, dated
November 9th, says: "Dr. L. D. Cox
n prominent physician OF this city fol
several years, was arrested today
charged with completely IN the murder
of Under Sheriff Hendrickson neal
Fond Creek, o. T. Cox was arrested
10y Sheriff Hagan of county L, and viii