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enced teacher of San Francisco, who
drilled the members for the first year.
Ihe mem bership of the club has been
gradually enlarged and improved up to
the present time, till now the organiza-
tlon represents the best material that can
he selected from the $50 students at Stan
ford University. The string quartet has
been added to during the present year
and is now the latest and best addition TO
the resources of the club. The pro-
gramme at the Congregational Church to-
night for the benefit of the Y. NJ. G. A,
will be as follows: 1.-The owl and tine
Pussy Cat" De Koven; "Children's
Evening Prayer" L. Bayer; string quar-
tet, 1.-The Pope" arranged by G. L..
Magee, '95; vocal solo, Let Me Dream
Again." (Sullivan). NJ. II. Kennedy;
Jack and Gill;" S. Jarvis: violin solo.
selected, Carl Thomas; lullaby, rahmsj,
male quartet; vocal solo, "Only in
Dreams" de koven), Shirley Baker;
''Spikky Sparrow" Ingrahm.
At the Clunie Opera House this even
ing the powerful and standard drama
"The Long Striker or 1.-The Working
mans Oath" will be presented. When
j. II. Stoddart of the New York Palmer
Stock Company was here two weeks ago,
Messrs Todd & Ward secured from him,
he owning the franchise. the right to pro-
duce this fine old play at the Opera
House. 1t will be mounted with new
scenery and mechanical effects. and new
music. and cast to the full strength of the
Ciunie Opera House Stock Company.
Great pains have been taken TO give it
thorough rehearsal and make the first
night as complete a one in all respects as
any Of the others OF the week it is to run.
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BRIEF NOTES

The river is falling slightly, with clear,
cold weather on the hill.
Two train loads of oranges, containing
fifteen cars each, came here early this
morning and will leave for the East to-
day.
The open season for tule bugs is now
on and the Chinafnen are in their glory.
Bug soup will be on the I-street bills Of
fare for some months to come.
On Saturday evening the employees of
the Bee office were given their annual
banquet by the proprietors of the paper.
1t IS needless to say every lease" was
represented.
Members of Sacramento Canton, No. l.,
Patriarchs Militant, were put through a
couple of hours drill at Agricultural
Park yesterday. The weather was de-
cidedly hot but the men stood up gal
lantly to their work.
Ladies buying millinery will do we'll to
visit the Red House Company stores, as
they have received a very large stock,
both in imported from Paris and New
York. In trimmed hats there is large
variety to select from, as the stock
is larger than ever before, and their motto
has always been TO not have the profit
larger than the cost of the article.
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FOUND US OUT AN LAST.
Some Vermonters Who Are Pleased
With Central California.

Some Vermonters Who Are Pleased
With Central California.
Several of the party who accompanied
Governor Fuller of Vermont on his visit
to this coast were in the city Saturday
taking a look around. Some of them
were '49ers, and went out to look at SUIT
ter's Fort.
They had been at Los Angeles twice on
former occasions within the past four
years. but had not come up here before.
This time, however, after visiting the
Midwinter Fair they had taken in this
part of the State and had just returned
from visit to General Bidwell at Chico.
One of them expressed himself as ut
terly astonished at what they had seen.
Why said he, "we had no idea you
had such country up here. You beat
the southern country all to pieces in the
quality of your soil and what it will
raise. The exhibits of Northern and
Central California at the fair made us
open our eyes and want to see the coun-
try they came from. When we go back
home we shall advise our friends to come
to this part of the State and see for them
selves before they go elsewhere. Every
one of us hears OF Los Angeles and no
one seems to know there is any other
part to the State.''
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SANTOS AND HIS CHECK.

The Bunco Sharp Next to be Tried for
Forgery.
When the police arrested w. S. Santos,
alias Mcdonald, the other night on
charge iof having buncoed man from
Shasta, he had in his possession check
for $3.50 drawn on a San Francisco bank.
1t was sent there for examination, and
having been pronounced forgery,
charge of that character was laid against
Santos, and on Saturday Justice Devine
held him to answer before the Superior
Court.
Santos is already serving sentence of
thirty days for gaming.
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WHEELMBN s RACE.
The Weather WAS ..ecorchiDg," if the
Riding Was Not.

The Weather Was .-ecorchiDg," II the
Riding Was Not.
Two teams of the Capital City Wheel
mon had a road race at Agricultural Park
yesterday. twas more properly road
exercise. as no special effort at speed was
made, except on the last quarter of the
race, which was five miles. The teams
were composed as follows:
Captain headinan's team McCrea,
Kirk patrick, Bowsher and Bennett.
Lieutenant Harlowe's team-Hamlin,
Pierson, Martin and Albergaira.
McCrea finished first, Hamlin second,
Readman third, Kirk patrick fourth, Bow
sher and Albergaira (tied) liiIh. Pierson
sixth. Hariowe seventh, Bennett eighth.
Martin dropped out.
The time was lS:07&, and the points
scored by each team were: Readman's S
team, 32l: Harlowe's team, 24l.
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TAKEN AND WE'LL SHAKEN

a Deserved Lesson Which Was Taught
to Foul-Mouthed Youngster.
Much complaint has been made about
the newsboys who congregate at Seventh
and X streets and indulge in "horse
play'' and obscene language, regardless
OF ladies who are passing by.
One Of them was caught in the act by
Officer Ash on Saturday night and given
lively shaken up, which was we'll de-
served, for foul language used just as
some ladies were passing him. a few
more lessons of the same sort may teach
the young rascals some decency, and a
few arrests might DO good with some men
who are addicted TO like habits.
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On Tuesday. the 9th, at 1915 A. NJ, D.
J. Simmons d Co. will sell at auction, to
close an estate, the house and lot at 406 P
street.
On Wednesday, the 2Sth they will hold
Il great credit sale of twelve lots, in the
block between @ and Il, Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh streets, one block
from the electric railway.
On Thursday. at l0:30 \. NJ, the same
firm will sell on the premises two pieces
OF J-street business property. 60xl6O on
} street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
aud 60xl60 on the northeast corner Of
Eleventh and streets.
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DOUBLE SKIFF RACE

Curry and Glenn fake First Place,
Beating Two Other Boats.
There was good double skiff race on
the river yesterday, the course being
from Bannan Slough down to the bridge.
Three boats took part in it for purse.
The race was won by Curry and Glenn
Reynolds and Soule coming in second,
and Davis and Soule last. 1t is probable
there will be another race.
Several hundred persons gathered on
and about the bridge to witness the race,
and the winners were greeted with long
and loud cheering.
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CEMETERY LOTS.
Many We're Sold of Which There is No
Record.

Record.
Persons who have purchased burial
plats in the City Cemetery from private
pGrties are requested to write or call upon
George w. Ficks, Superintendent of
Cemeteries, at the Office of the City Gem
etery, and have such transfer entered
upon the records and also on the new
map now being compiled,
1t is claimed that some 800 plats have
changed hands and are now owned by
others than the original purchasers.
All parties not holding Sacramento City
deeds to their plats will find it to their in
terest to attend to this at once, for unless
their deeds are recorded or proper entry
OF transfer is made upon the cemetery
records, they are in danger OF losing title
to their burial plats.
Within the last ten days upward of 100
transfers have been recorded. People
who have purchased plats from the city
would do we'll to call. too, as lots have
been sold Tor which no record can be
found
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Warming Up a Little.

The Weather Bureau reports show tn
highest and lowest temperatures yester-
day to have been 74o and 43o, with light
to gentle southeriy winds and clear to fair
weather prevailing.
The barometrical readings at A. NJ.
and 2. NJ. were 1921 and 30.l5 inches,
respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 90 and AZ i,
with no precipitation, and one year ago
to-day 90 and 10 with trace OF rain.
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DIED.

Soonap son Of OH Mrs ' N. Dc Craw. brother of
Grace Noonan and Mrs. Anna CASTOR of
San Jose, native OF San Jose, Cal, aged "a
years, 10 months and Is days. fSan Jose
papers please copy)
SS-Funeral notice hereafter.
HAMER-In this city, March 25th. George
w. Hamer, a native of California, aged 23
years, z months and IS days.
RS-Funeral notice hereafter.
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Fire IN a NYorkshon.

The carpenter-shop of Leon La Noun
t"in, IN the alley in the rear of the Court
Louise, was burned on Saturday night,
entailing loss of several hundred dol
lars.
The residence of Mrs. Robert Allen
had a close call. but the prompt action of
the fire department saved il.
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Now His Own Heart is Sad.

Fred Denny, who has before figured in
the Police Court, was passing butcher
shop at Tenth and n streets yesterday,
when he saw heart and liver lying on
the sidewalk. He picked it up and was
going off with it when he was arrested
and charged with petty larceny.
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A Brotherly Act.

A man named Cahill was taken to th Q
Receiving Hospital about o'clock yes
terday morning, where acting City Phys
clan Ogden treated him for an ugly
wound on the forehead and scalp.
Cahill said his brother banged him
over the head with piece of gaspipe.
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ADJUSTMENTS

The Stanford Glee Club has made re-
markabIe progress for an institution
with so brief history. The club was
organized two years ago as double male
quartet and began work with an expert
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Cooked-Oyer Opium.

Yesterday Ed Roeder of the Revenue
Office arrested Chinaman for "cooking''
linshee-boiling over opium that had
been used. This grade of the drug escapes
revenue duty, and is sold to impecunious
"fiendsD
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Folsom's Humorist.

Editor Mcfarland of the Folsom Tele-
graph has developed into quite a dry
humorist In the latest issue of his pa
per appears the following:
I'm a couple of weeks the people of
Sacramento will be driving up here on
Sundays to escape the heat and to enjoy
the delightful climate of Folsom"
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Residence BurgIarIzed.

II. R. Thompson on Saturday reported
to the police that when he arose that
morning he made the discovery that dur
ing the preceding night his residence was
entered by a burglar who stole his purse,
containing some SIS.
Entrance was effected by rear win
dOw
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Delegai es Elected.

Industrial Lodge. No. 157, 1. o. o. F.,
has elected the following Past Grands as
delegates to the Grand Lodge, which
meels in San Francisco on Tuesday, Nav
Sth: G. F. Dickeison, A. \. Bullock, j.
l.. Robinette, q. b. Dean. ID. j. Mannix,
w /. BrunSon.
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His Name His Fortune.

Jung Hung Lung is the name given by
a Chinaman whom Officers Higgins and
AS b arrested last night for running lot
terry loi ut.
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IF You Are a Miserable Sufferer

With constipation, dyspepsia and bilious
ness seek relief at once in Simmons Liver
Regulator. 1t does not require continual
dosing and costs but a trifle. 1t will cure
you.
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Now City Offices.

The safes and furniture of the city
offices were removed on Saturday from
the Water Works to the new quarters at
Fourth and j streets. The Trustees rooms
are all in order and the meeting tonight
will be held there,
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A DRUNKEN HTGHBINDRR.

He Indnlges In a Little Pistol Practice
Yesterday.
a Chinese highlander named Wong
Gum Shee, who came down from Marys-
Vile Saturday, fired three or four shots
in the Bing Hong Tong headquarters
early yesterday morning.
Officer Higgins was attracted by the
shots, and on investigating the matter
found him lying dead drunk upon the
floor, and took him to the station.
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GEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
~ friends IN the East. 1t leads them all
The record-union., 1894-03-26
Victor L. King.
An Afflicted Boy
Salt Rheum-lntense Pain
Eruptions Healed and Health Re-
stored by Hoods SarsapariJIa,
Hoods siss,s'il, Cures

over and he became moro healthy. He is now
seven years old and have never noticed any
signs of return Of the trouble. He is now
strong and healthy as any boy of his age"
Mrs. CHRIssiEC. H. KING, Sandwich Illinois.
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Sharon,


Corn husking continues to be the
chief occupation. In this valley corn
is not quite an average crop but as IL
commands a tar price it will 90 far 10
supplement our fruit crop IN enabling
us to pay our taxes and other dues and
support our families. Nutwithstaud.
ing the general hard times this year
and the failure Of our wheat crop the
farmers of this valley are not so yer,
unfortunate and some of them will re
duce the amount Of their Indebtedness
~ some extent.
Charles Cushenberry hopes that his
corn crop will be sufficient to liquidate
his Indebtedness. He is All Industrious
citizen OF this township.
Miss Ida Huff has been sick for q
few days.
The protracted meeting at the U. B.
church is still progressing and has
awakened considerable interest.
The BaptIsts are expecting to CON-
mence meeting soon.
Elder TiIbury preached on Sunday
At ii O'Clock q. m. and in the evening.
He announced prayer meeting for
Wednesday evening.
FIDELITY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

state OF kan5nB. Barber County, So:
The Irwin aud Eaton Crockery Company
plalntiff,
Geo W. HendricksOu, defendant
DI virtue of an execution, issued Out
~ OF tho district court sitting in and for the
county OF Harper, state of Kansas, In tk.-
above entitled action. and to me directed. )
will On
SATURDAY. the 18th day of Nov, A. d. 1904
ut two O'Clock in the afternoon Uf tina. day
n the front door of the courthouse, in the city
Ot Medicine Lodge. Barber county. Kansas
OgcF az public sale, and sell, with appralst-
inent To the highest aud beat bidder. for cash
IN hand. AL the right, title au,:
t1terest Whatsoever. Of the above named de
PENDANT. and ~ all persone claiming unde,
him, In AMI TO the following described tracts
pieces and parcels OF land. lying and situat'
IN BARRIER county, and state OF Kansas tO-wit :
The north one half OF the no thenst quarter
ana no southwest quarter of the northeas3
quarter OF section Ave ;, In township thirt,
Two ~, range thirteen II, west OF the sixth
principal meridian.
Together with all and siugula the tencmente.
hered'tRments and Rppurteuances thercuntt,
belonging or In RnyWise appertaininH
Given under my hand at my ONCE in the CITY
othedicine Lodge. In said county. this 10th az
OF OctoOer' 1874. y. MILLS,
sheriff
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14
First Published Nov :, 1894.
SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
State OF Kansas, County OF Barber, S.
Atlantic Trust Co. trustee,
W.
James Zimmerman, OF al
by virtue OF an Order OF Sale, issued out Of
the BARBER District Court. sitting in aud for
said Barber county. In the above entitled ae
tion anu TO me directed. will on
saturday, tho sth Day of Dec, A. D.,
~, Rt two o'clock in the afternoon OF
saw dHy, ~ tho front door ~ the courthouse
"a sslo county oder for sale. at public auStioif
ab'i pr-t bidder, Tor cash IN hand. IL Sdrisf,
-alH 9Nltr 81 SAFE Sil he right. titie ami inter.
c~t Wh4t AIe'c r OF the above named dcfana
anls, aud eosb Of thcm, aud OF all pei son,
+.HiininR under upeIp, in AMI to the follow .ns
Described tract, I1tOce AMI parcel OF lana Win.
= id sttidtc in said county Of Barber. to-Uit .
enc nnrtle ,st quarter of the southeast ,usr
t"r ~ section seven I The west halt ~ III,
- utkNC-i qiSrter Of section eight 8. and IN,
ItlrtdNesf quarter Of the nOrthw,sit quarter e..
SSctipn soTe1tsAn L.. All ia TOWNSHIP.
ihirty two - s1Ttb range fourteen H. west OF
m" Btd Y. NJ
Together With ha aud SINGULAR tn.
l.iietnontS, heredltRmeBts and Hppur'aRahess
1nereunto beiongin,s or 10 anV wise sppertAin
ing. "
Given under my hand, at my oeica la III,
city OF Medicine Lodge. in eald COUNTY mi,
3 th day OF dIct, 1894, o. MIiSS. shsr,s M
BARKER LoN0. Attorneys for PiSintiR.
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\. h. ALLEN Reading Secretary
CHURCHES.

t1lRlSTlAN.-Regul services, each altC
- nate SUNDAY At II a. M. and p. IN SUI
day school every sunday at 10 =. IN. PRAY
crmreting Wednesday Z: 80 y. m.
AHErHUDlST BPlSCOPAL.-Servicese
AN4 sunday at III 90 a. IN. and : 80 p. IN. Suj .
Say school every sunday at 10 a. m. Pray,
mcetiue every Thursday evening at ~
Strangers invited. Rev. ENGLE, Pastor.
N.-Services every sunday =,
II ~. IN. and 1880 p. IN. Sunday SchoClS
10 n. IN.
CATHOLIC CHURCH-ServiceA once every
~ month i'm the Gobielle building on NOriI
Main street REV. OHARA. Pastor
CT. Marks MlSSlON-Sunday School NJ
~ 3; 80 o'clock on every Sunday afternoon. IL.
the q. A. u. ball Children please come.
% APTlST.-PreachInR st and Ord Sunday
LA IN aud at 500 p, every Sunday. Sunds,
ochnOl at 10 O'Clock, a. IN. Prayer meetinI
Wednesday evening of each week. Rev. w
Cain. Pastor. Residence on Cor. Lincoln Ave.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

C. B Currie wishes to inform the
public that his name was left on the
DEMOCRAT ticket unintentionally. He
withdrew from the populist ticket
within the legal limIt of time but for
got to withdraw from the democratic
ticket. This accounts for his name
appearing on the ticket. Mr.. Currie
declined both nominations and did
not wish To be a candidate but forgot
TO withdraw legally from the democrat
ticket.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14
The Vote on the Amendment.

The vO;e of this township on the suf
frage amendment, by the different par
ties is as follows. 1t was tailed and
handed us by Rev. w. A. Cain and is
correct and accurate.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

Il rt 80 Sn.ntnn our form
";Smar:. was elected county attorn
~ "f Jasper county, Missouri by &
n'nraIitv Of 1900 Lindsey happened
tn I've on the fortunate side in the re-
cent political landslide and it has beer
demonstrated that even in Missouri a
republican can be elected The friends
of Mr.. Shannon will be glad to hear of
his election.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

sentier sex, every one Of whom should subscribe TO
Demorest's Magazine. II you are unacquainted with
IL merits. send for Q specimen copy (free). and
yon VIII admit that seeing these FHChBS has put
you In the w4y nf saving money by finding in one
he whole family.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14
Esties Of Final sattlsmsnt.

The State Of Kansas, Barber County. a.:
In the Probate Court in and for said coun,v
berger. deceased.
Cregllors aHo al other persons interested In
the aforesaid estate re hereby notffied that re
suaH Apply az the next term of the Probate
court OF said county. sitting at the courthouse
u 1edIclne Lodge. county of Barber and stare
1884. Tor full and final settlement of said
estate J.. Henry and Jessie e. Shamberger,
OF John Shambergef, deceased
Oct. -, A, d. 1894
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

a \. F. & A. NJ, Delta Lodge No. -
kcgula communications, first All
AA third Saturday evenings In ca, /
wv month. All afiillating and non-afil,
ttnR mascns in good standing, cordially in
Viled to attend l. ". Stout, W. N.
r. W. LOHG, Secy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

Several populists yho bet their money
and lost II played the baby act and wanted to
take their money down. Two years ago the
republicans gave up their money without a
whimper. However, there is q vast difference
between republicans and pOpuliste.-Cresset
Oh now come of. We know Of sey.
eral persons right in this vicinity who
refused 10 giye up their money until 80
daNs aileI The official count Two wears
.gu. We Know farther. that there 10
money up today GA the Boy d Mills cleo
tion which was never taken down be-
cause The reps played the baby act''
"ud thought they saw loop hole
hiongE "hlch thtk presumed to escape.
HE p"p1ilsts gave tl.eIr money up soon
IS tlieA knew The resulis definitely
But lie pop.slistS thai had NONE, up a
YEAR ago haven't gotten il even at this
late dale. However there is vast DIFF
ference between populists and republic.
cans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

CYPRUS CHAPTER No. SO, X. A. M, meels
tn Masonic Hall every I'd and 4th Thursday
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
CHESTER l. LoSG, Fl. p
e. l.. BRAMwELL, Sec'Y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

n U q LORRAINE CHAPTER, No. 80
W. lie Os Regular Communications, rsI
aud third Monday cveningsin each mouth.
MRS. NJ. OELIsLE, ". NJ.
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George Horton and sister while re
turning from a trip To their mother
pace IN Kingman county, met with al
accident which resulted in severe
brulaing of Miss Horton, While Geo
%as smoking cigarette some straw in
rue wagon caught fire which soon ex.
tended To the wagon. The team be
cdme frightened and ran away throw
ing both of them out, George escaping
unhurt. His sister did not escape so
luckily. however. The grass along the
road was also set on fire burning over
large acreage. The wagon bed was
ruined but no further damage was
done.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

DELPHIA LODGE, No. l4O, X OF p, meets Oh
donday evening of each woek, at the K. of p
IHll. Visiting knights in good standing inv,
I'D 10 attend. OTIR LORTOE. e. {.
r. W. Lose, X. of X. IS.
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BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
WEDNESDAY,. nov. - lss4.


Al As.T. Z. p JIHE CAED
Eastern connection. i-ires- ...... so J. d..
St"Ea pad FdtaaUnie Connection. asd al
lat.ts 3 Tess.. l'nyt- ......... ~ :. a ia
e. a. connection. SIR v~s .... ~ L. ia
XIV. AN F.hhH dc {, ,I'ue ION aud south
mai. al ives -....... :OD a, ~
All trniDs rIi daily except sunday only one
tram; f-aYes 81 i":I5 nrrires 90.
w.U. i.OaR. Local AKeu!
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Geo. ID. Orner. formerly of Kansas.
has been elected to the Territorial
council of Oklahoma b, a plurality of
A2 Again referring to Barber count,
we might remark that both George
Orner and Andrew Jackson Jones.
his Opponet. formerly lived at Medi
cine Lodge. Orner represented Barber
county four wears in the Kansas legis
'ature Jones ran for the legislature
In Barber county and was BEATEN
Kansas Breeze.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

III" !:
SN !. .. o. F., Pioneer Lon .
AN< No. l7o.-ReHular meetin.
TX ~ 49, every Tuesday even.nH.I .
itinKbrethrenin good star
J. II GANO.
Noble GrAui
\. h. ALLEN Reading Secretary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

"A certain pedagngue who is in ihr
business near Sharon met with an en-
"'rrassirg and unpleasant misfortune
Th''r IN he act ~ bringing n Young
America "a he line IF Nh, dIpuce IT,
fHe ac".denf wasn't YER gratifying -
~" chap either 1t ia reported tina,
l." punishment was more IN the teach
..--.. h, -.i.i.d
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-11-14

Il 80. .tkn EDWARDS CAMP, ~. =.
- I 30 v, meets % Let anu 3d SHi
a. S.GiuKS ~ each month. in their maj o.
+"t,N Sam erect.
W. H. LuwaY. Uopm Ande.
} 4. tiOaIG, AijutGnt.