Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-01
m. Myers went to California last

Cause, girl baby Thursday last.
Jonathan McGrath departs this week
for Tologa, to make his future home.
Coughing leads to consumption.
Kemps Balsam stops the coughing at
once. q
Mr.. John Fair and son jim, were
over Monday from Sharon on legal bus
| mess.
Miss Ida Dobbs, of Oxford, is visit
ing her brothers James and Bruce
DObbs.
d. e. Book went to st. Louis, Satur-
day, to lay in new stock of spring
goods.
If advertising is an indication, Mr..
Joe Jayne must be making his mark at
Kiowa.
Miss. Lizzie Fishburn does all kinds
of cleaning and repairing of clothing of
all kinds. At
Miss Iness Potes was down from her
school west Of Elm Mills, Saturday and
Sunday.
Blackberry roots, % cents per dozen.
Leave orders at Woodward's. VIM. Z.
Williams. 80
Mr.. J. l.. Swltzer has moved from
McCune, Kansas, to WilsontOn, in La
bette county.
Alex Hopkins was up from Kiowa
Monday presenting a claim before the
district court.
Uncle George and Dave McAdoo and
Robt. Burgin, represented McAdoo
on Monday and Tuesday.
Itch, on human or ANIMALS, cured in
80 minutes by WOolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton, Sold by j. d. Karr. 7
Don't forget that Sol Lebrecht has
large supply of fine Early Rose and
Early OHIO potatoes for sale. 4O2t
Mr.. Tom Coffman, of Elm Mills, pro
poses to stay in Barber county. He
says he has $50 acres of wheat to look
after
Mrs. Dobson and son, j. G. Walstad,
George and Will Myers, and Jim GanO
were visitors at the porder town last
week
Anyone wishing to purchase or trade
for property i'll Medicine Lodge will
please address J. i. Frazier, CimarrOn,
Kansas.
Mr.. L. 7. Williams reports his fami-
~ for the most part recovered from
their sickness, though suffering from
bad colds.
Mrs. II. s. Lands and the twins de-
parted Friday for Topeka, where they
will remain until MIR. Lands is ready
to return.
For Firstclass upholstering, picture
framing, and mending furniture of all
kinds, call on j. II. Williams, at the
furniture store. Al
X. c. Times: The Federal Captain.
most pleasant drama, and the many
good points were applauded by the
large audience present.
Mr.. &. G. Sparks, who has been for
several weeks past doctoring the teeth
of KiOwa and vicinity, has returned to
take up his quarters with DR.. Yant.
Mr.. Mcclure, of Deerhead, was out
for the first time In several weeks last
Friday, and did not fail to make us
a call. He fears his exertion was to
much.
NoTICE-All persons wanting first
class dress-making done, can have the
same by calling on Mrs. f. 1. Leach, at
her rooms, north from the Citizens
State Bank. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble were in Satur-
day, looking after the superintendent S
Office. They have relinquished their
intention for the present, of mo wing to
Medicine Lodge.
Mr.. John Watson, of Aetna, depart
ed for Cowley county last week to be
gone about ten days. lie intends, if
possible, to make arrangements TO
move his family there.
We understand the Free Methodist
church ritual does not permit their
members to stand on the street corners
and talk politics. This will be quite a
relief 10 Medicine Lodge in some IN
stances.
Tologa Accident: j. q. Wheat, OF
Barber county, Ks, arrived i'll town
last week on business connected with
the estate of the late Mr.. Strong who
} had a claim and some personal proper
! ty on the north side of the river.
The regular meeting Of the Equal
Suffrage Association will be held Sat
urday March 4th z. NJ, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Nixon. Important bust
ness, members requested TO attend this
roeeting. Everybody invited. Jennie
s. Osborn, secretary.
The high school is supplied with q
few chemicals which are of great bene-
fit and assistance 70 the pupils in theil
study. More money appropriated FOL
appliances and apparatus for use III
many of the branches, could not bu
bring the best returns.
r Eagle: The Federal Captain is re
' markaby pure in comparison with the
dreams of the present day. There /:
pothing low, vile and degrading in it
but is Gf 3 high, moral elevating char
acter. The scene is spectacular ant
laid in the late civil war. Fl,e whole i
interesting in itself, as it Is most ad
mirably conceived and delineated.
Kiowa Review: Louis Matthias
r the aged father of b. F. Matthias, wnt
t recently arrived from Ohio on a visit
died Saturday night of lung fever, a