Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-02-01

For everything pertaining to Sewing
Machines, go to Gregg's Gun Store. 80
Mr.. y. Fran, of KIowa, registered
Monday at the Usage.
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order TO be healthy this
is necessary. q
Mr. L. b. Watrus, of the Kiowa Re-
view, started on trip to Omaha.
Thurday last.
a recent letter from Michigan says
the snow is , feet deeper there than it
has been for many years.
For Sale-Three span of good mu les
! for cash or on time, or will trade for
cattle. j. NJ. DeLisle Ag't. 81
Mr.. S. K. w Field and Mr.. DeLisle
intend taking little Whit of Topeka
atmosphere next Thursday.
HawKeye Condition Powders are the
best for stock of all kinds. Sold and
warranted by J. Il. Young and j. d.
! Karr. 8
! MI L AA. 4Nibh ll'lu dItttCh
of rheumatic cramp, Saturday, from
which however, he has happily recov-
cred.
The democrats of Hazelton township
held a meeting on Saturday. the Dist
and decided OH w. C. Afford for post
| master.
Agents wanted III every school for
| Oar Youth, only % cents per year.
Clemens Pub. Co, Box 1893, San Fran
sciSco, Cal.
Owing to the scarcity OF pOrkers, a
demand for cattle has set i'll, AID local
prices are rapidly Using, with buyers
numerous.
Tie largest and best juvenile journal
is Oar Youth, only p cents per year.
Clemens Pub. Co., Box 1929, San
| Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. Strong, brother of Mrs. j. q.
Whe. t, is at Mr.. Dorgan's boarding
house, seriously i'll.
Judge Mckay has been slightly indIs-
posed for several days, owing to the
frequency and length of night sessions
in the court room.
Mr. G. T. Quin5y, of Harper, agent
for the Northwestern Mutual Life in
surance company, is in town showing
the superiority of his company.
Mr.. w. A. Karr, of Sharon, has re-
turned from the seat of war" unhurt
by the smoke and powder of battle.
somehow, democrats bear the tug of
war" this year remarkably well.
The Maple Grove school house 8
roles northeast and one half mile east
of HaZeltOn, where Miss Bertha Carr
has been taching, was destroyed by fire
Thursday night. Cause, unknown;
loss. about 1900 dollars.
For SALE-A span of fine iron gray
mares, 5 years old the coming spring.
Weight about eleven hundred pounds
each. Will sell cheap for cash or for
west of Roundup. Address c. Grone-
mier. 36lm
Mr.. NJ. Ingels, of Topeka Kansas, the
state sunday school evangelist, will ad-
dress the sunday schools in and about
Sharon Oh Friday and Saturday even
ings, Feb. and ), at 1880, on sunday
school work. Everybody is cordially
invited.
SexafrOO. Sexafroo! the wonderful
tooth wash. If you desire pearly
white set of teeth and sweet breath,
usO SeXafrO. ASK for and see that you
| get genuine SeXafroo and no other.
Every bottle guaranteed by J. ID. Karr
and J. r. Young 81 Co.
Reports from outside sources say
that Barber county has reason to be
proud of her representation in the
Kansas legislature. Both state senator
and representative, are among the
hardest working and most influential
members of the legislature.
The Anthony Roller Mills, one of the
best in Kansas, was entirely DESTROYED
by fire week ago, Friday. The Mills
were insured for $4,000, and the wheat
for $1,000. About 1900 bushel of
wheat stored by the farmers were de-
posted. The owners talk of rebuilding
larger than before.
Mr.. VIM. Garrison informs us that
they now have the best of evidence that
Wichita, Topeka. and the people of the
state are on the side of the populists
and against the railroads in this corpo-
ration fight. The Copeland, the head
+ quarters of the republicans, wears an
+ air of quiet and mourning.
p If your liver or kidneys are out of or
D der it is noticed at once OH the face
P either by the skin being dark greasy
? yellow, or by blOtches and pimples ap
D bearing on the face. Begg's Blood
t Purifier and Blood Maker acts directl,
b on these organs, and Will make DARK
], greasy skin clear and transparent ant
b Will remove all pimples and eruptions
from the face. Sold and warranted by
/ RI. Young & Co. and J. d. Karr.
a Kiowa Journal: "E. w. Snoddy re
turned from a trip to Guthrie, Oklaho
ma City, and Topeka, where he haC
5 been on business as Deputy United
b States Marshal for Oklahoma. lie de
y livered the famous outlaw, a. NJ. Hal
|. lowell, of Oklahoma, 10 Kansas auth
n critics, who was wanted for embeZZle
:. ment while clerk in the land office a
: Guthrie. Mr.. SnOddy visited the doub
# le-headed Legislature, while in Topeka
2 and is confident that the republican
e house will yet be recognized as the law
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