Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-30
Miss Leila Specie is sick with fever.

Miss Leila Specie is sick with fever.
See Louis Nilsson and get nice suit.
Royal shifting 10 cents per yard at
| Woodward's.
j. G. Davis put in. a stock of grocer
les last week.
Come in and get a Simpson badge.
Price 10 cents.
Grand ball at the opera house on Fri
day evening, October 9th.
Mrs. \. &. Crews is up from Oklaho-
ma visiting among friends.
G. II. Sheriff. and c. w. Wilson were
down from McAdoo township yester-
day.
Roy Burnett expects to leave to- NOR
row for Winfield where he will enter
college.
John Dillon at the Opera House Sat
urday night, October II. You can't af-
ford to miss 1t.
Editor Glenn of the Kiowa journal
attended the meeting of the republican
central committee in the city on Satur-
day.
b. K. Deal and Harye Tedrow drove
to Harper on Monday. We suppose
they put nice red coat on the city yes.
terday.
Mrs. Myra Jones returned from
Wichita last week where she has been
attending business college and short.
hand school.
Fred Ellis skinned" Sam Griffin at
the Ming0na school house last Satur-
day evening. AT least that's what ev-
erybody who heard it says.
Remember the meeting of the Bryan
Silver League at Isabel On Saturday.
October 10Th. q. w. Ellis and l. w.
Stout will address the meeting.
One Dollar will get the "Arkansaw
Kicker" weekly paper land the Buzz
Saw" a monthly paper, both published
at Hardy, Arkansas, for one year Sub
scrptions will be taken at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Elliot came up
from Hazelton on Friday evening and
visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. w. Potes, until Monday. Mrs. Eli
OF is teaching term of school near Ha-
Zelton and they are making their home
III that vicinity until the school closes.
Hon. Jerry Simpson and Hon. Ches-
ter L. Long both Sundayed at home.
Jerry on his farm and Chester in this
city. Both look well and there are no
signs of elther's having suffered physi
cal violence, though Chester looks as
if he had lately undergone some
severe mental agony.
Riley Lake was at Wichita last week
and struck an Eagle reporter and had
himself interviewed on the political at
mOsphere in Barber county. Riley
makes the Eagle say or the Eagle
makes Riley say that there are lots of
Palmer Buckner democrats in Medi-
cine Lodge, but, of course, he didn't
name the lots" or any of them.
The debate between Elder Ingle and
Rev. Thorn closed last Friday night
The Sabbatarians claim that MI. Thorn
came out victorious, while those not en-
dOrsing their doctrine say that Mr.. In
file advanced the better argument
Both men are good speakers and enter
tanned the vast crowds very satIsfac-
tOrily.
n new publication in the interest of
financial reform is "Up-to date" pub
lished at Chicago. 1t is the only COM
zeal paper that has come out for Bryan
and for good and apt cartoons it excels
both Judge and Puck. The subcrlp-
ton price is dollar per year or cents
per copy. 1t is published semi-month-
ly. Come in and give us your order and
we will have it sent to you.
Andy Titus, Populist candidate for
state senator of the 37thdistrict, has five
appointments in this county. The first
atSharon On October 22nd, the second at
Hazelton on October 23rd, the third at
Medicine Lodge on October 24th, the
fourth at Sun City on Oct. 18th and the
fifth at Kiowa on October 9th. Andy
is good speaker and gentleman in
every respect. We bespeak for him
large audiences in Barber county.
We were favored with call by Hon.
Geo. w. Finch, of Harper, on Friday
afternoon. He was billed for speech
at Sun City on Saturday, but came as
far as this city on Friday. Mr.. Finch
has always been a republican until
the st. Louis convention came out
against silver, but, being honest in his
convictions, and having the manhood
to stand by his principles he was forced
to part company with the republican
party when it took sides with the class
nc AGAINST tho Onaccnc Dhoro