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thorized to correspond with the IiUur
parties in reference TO securing Ill ra-
rian.
The graduating exercises OF he schools
OF medicine and pharmacy were held al
the Grand opera house this evening. Those
who received diplomas in medicine ia;
j. Arnold. Eugene l.. Angler OF Huntsville,
Edward L. Bats OF Bastrop, a. A. bass-
North Galveston. Marie T.. Delalondre OF
Galveston Mills Dennis OF Wharton. \. I.
Easterwood OF Cleburne. G., p. Gibner OF
Lindale Joseph Gilbert Of Hornsby, a. a,
Gregory of Cieburne j, G. Guenther OF
Schiller tdiA. W. u. Halcy OF Salada, j. r..
Hodges of Georgetown, b. Il. Homau OF
Dallas. w. z. Howard of Dallas. j. e.
Hunter OF Allen. John Kroulik OF Indus
try V. c. Littledeld of Leesvillc, b. j.
LLOYD OF BRYAN, A. $. Love OF Florence. u.
II. Manning Of Albany, A IL Martindale
of Teneha II. A. Monday of Terrell. VOL
ter H. Moses OF GAddings. Julian NcLa-
more of Tmpson. e b Newsom of Allen.
S. n. Parks OF DeSoto. Harry Spence of
Austin. ]. c. Springer Of 3tocRdalo, X. A.
Sterrett OF Rockville w. @. swain OF Gal
weston +. f. Tucker of San Augustine.
Edward L. Wedemeyer OF Belton.
Those in pharmacy ara Gus Il. Anderson
OF San Antonio. J c. Bright of Gonzales,
Sister NJ. Etonne of Galveston. May Ever
eft Of Galveston. Il 5 Gordon Of ov!lia.
Bertha Howe. Il. S. of Overton. II. a.
Hurt OF Guion. W. c. Laying of Weinar.
D. H. Lawrence of Bonham, Conn l..
MiIburn OF San Antonio, Sister NJ. NosNlie
of Galveston.
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we'll burned. is better paving materia!
for foundation purposes than either. ana
III often used In preference
Tho i,st OF the pio is tasting ana eating
II. however. aud II Houston desires TO test
the paving have suggested, We are pre-
pared TO place In position sample OF tnIs
granitoid pavement, on tho most Ilbora'
terms to tho city. at some point where ia
merits will be shown. and speak for IT.
self.
The subject OF street paving has been.
perbaps the most fruitful avenue OF all
municipal Improvements, In c)aAnc' ms
raids on the peoples treasury, ana pians
lille theories have necessarily been manu-
featured TO sustain almost any character
OF work proposed so plausible that tho
manufacturer often believes and deceivos
himself The records of all OF our larger
cities are full OF this kind OF litcratuvs for
and against almost any and all Kinds OF
psyemenis. Therefore young and grow
Ing city. iust dawning upon grand possi-
bilities. can not afford 70 blunder In her
infancy and retard her progress by pelect-
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Fifth District.


Dallas Texas, May l5.-Proceedings In
tho court OF civil appeals for the Fifth Iu-
dicisi district at Dallas today:
Affirmed Chicago Cottage Organ com +
papy vs.. Shaw Piano company. Dalla,
county, p. II. Flippen vs Ira Il. Work
Dallas county; Is. Il. Trippctt vs.. Pasca
Head. Hunt county; Denison and Paclhc
suburban Railway company VS.. IL. Cum
Minis, Grayson county county
Reversed and rcmandod - Columbi,
Avenue Saving Fund, etc, vs. j. G, Rob
erts ct al. Dallas county, i. g. kondy
administrator. VS.. II. s. Harrell. Van
Zandt county.
In the case Of r. c. Gillespie ct al VS.
Minnie b. Crawford ct al. from Kaufman
| county. the Judgment was affirmed as 10
all parties except Thomas Layden, and as
to him. IT was reversed and rendesei
Motions disposed OLA. Harris ct al vs.
L. n. Tatum ct al, affirm on certihcate'
granted st. Louis Southwestern Railway
,,ompany VS. l. and G. Yates u96h) lie
brinfs. granted ST. Louis Southwestern
Railway company VS.. I. G., Yates n9iOl,
nie briefs. granted II. p. Hensen ct al
Vs John " Bradley, file transcript,
granted. J. Il. and r. n. Harrington Va
| ii. -. ClaNin Co. rohearlrg. oyerruleG; i.
q. Roddy. administrator, vs. X. s. Har-
| relI dismiss appeal. overruled.
Gases submitted Shaw Plano company
VS.. T. 10. Ford ct al. Dallas county; !.
| G. staley ct al VIZ. J i, Hankla ct nj.
| kaufman county: J. G. Matthews ct al
ys. John b clayton, Hunt county Ho''s-
ION and Texas Central Railway company
Tvs J II. Mckenzie, Grayson county; j. O..
Matthews ct al vs.. sallie White. Hunt
rountv. First National bank Of Wamcgo.
Kan. va J. T oliver 1t AL Titus ooun-
| ". q. W. Mason VS.. S. Y King. Hender-
son county: Thomas w, scollard VS., city
| OF Dallas. Dallas county.
Cases set for May 2s-Alice smalley vs.,
& smalley. Dallas county: W, II. Var
borough, Jr. VS.. John ]. Il. Phieo't ct ei''
Cravson county; Hillsboro OH company W..
| Charles y White IIill county y. EDp-
stain q Co VS.. j. d. Thomas 81 al, Cray
son county: Western Union Telegraph
eompany VS. W. j. Lyles, Lamar county.
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Mr.. Thomas Freeland, tx chairmon Of
the hotel committee Of the Texas diytiou
Travellers Protective asnoc' ,tion. has fors
warded 10 Mr.. Charles l.. sanger. retiring
.. esident. the tok N OF esteem purchased
for him by the membsrs OF The tisizion.
II is he size OF "a so soli p!ss. Tho Ac0
ia white and blue enamel. showing the
monogram of tho order. 1T. r. A. AROUND
The outer edge is thu following inScrlp.icn:
"Chas. l.. Sanger, presented by the Texas
Division. T. l.. A.. Houston. Texas. April
IL. 1881" ON the reverse side Is tho n,oro-
gram &c. l.. S." In raised rustic letters.
The committee on selection was Mossrs.
Thomas Freeisnd. d. W. Michsux. G.
y Holland and II. J. Hardy. Sweeney y
Fredericks manufactured the pressat, whioh
is 70 DO wora ~ . watch charm.
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aside and appellant required to account
for long delay and show that no injury VIII
result to third party-TeXgs aud Pacific
Railway company VS.. Worthington.
To affirm ON certificate refused, no SUI
ticicnt service OF citation IN error-Colhor
vs. New York Building and Loan associa-
lion.
To reconsider motion for reheariug dis
missed-Boerner VS.. Traders National
bank.
Cases affirmed-Perry. receiver VS.. Bias
sett. from Hall; Robert Housels vs.. Carri-
gan & Mon tgomery, from Wichita; Gibbons
ct al vs.. Wilson ct al. from Montague
Ferguson ct al W. Welch ct al. from Den
ton. Parker VS. Reed. from Wichita
Reversed and rendered-Duuman ct al
VS. Harrison. from Tarrant.
Reversed and remanded Miller vs. Ian
caster, from Hood Bryan ct al vs.. Picrson.
from Haskell Eddlemau ct al VS., crystal
Palace FIGURING Mill company. from Par
kcr
Affirmed as TO 800 and as TO 50. re-
versed and rendered as 10 s45 recovered
below. costs taxed against appellee. judg-
mcnt in favor OF Northwestern Railway
company against Texas and Pacific conf
pany rendered for amount recovered
against former railway company Mineral
Wells and Northwestern Railway COM
pany ct al VS.. webb from Palo Pinto.
Certified to supreme court--kate Taber
vs. Interstate Building aud Loan associa-
ton, from Tarrant
Cases submitted--Jones vs.. McLain
from Baylor: Mcfarland VS.. McGlll. from
Baylor; Jones administrator, VS.. McRae.
from Hail. Capps. receiver. ct al vs.. Gar
yey ct al. from Archer; Kidd VS. Rousey
et al, from Montague: Bomar vs.. Fort
worth Building association ct al. from
Tarrant.
Passed for one week--Western Union
Telegraph company VS.. Thompson, from
Eastland.
cases set for June 5-McCornick Har-
ves,ing Machine company vs.. Wesson'
from Tarrant: Garfield ct al Va. Moore
OF al. from wichita; Butler VS.. Garvey'
from Archer. Axtell VS.. Quaid, from
Cooke: Southwestern Investment company
VS.. Crawford. from Tarrant; Texas and
Pacific Railway company VS., Wayson at al,
from Eastland; Cobb va. First National
bank OF Decatur. from Wise; Taylor ct al
VI. Stephens ct al. from Bosquo Chicago,
Rock Island and Texas Railway company
VS.. williams, from Montague.
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UypnntIsm Prohibited.

Bryan, Texas. May l5.--ht meeting o'
the city council last night an ordinance
WINS PASSED prohibiting within the city
limits the practice OF hyrnotism IN any
form. or,sd Marsha,
Royd with s35 gold medal.
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ing for this important work any material
but that which has for ages stood the test.
given satisfaction and received the In
dorsement OF the most competent authors
ties as the best. NJ, II. NcLaurin.
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The celebrated Hanan Shoe for men
q. "a pet FOR spot cash. al Sans Shos
Store. si5 Main street.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03
EXAMINATIONS.

Rules governing the examinations in
Barber county for county diplomas:
Owing to change made by the state
committee we change the dates for
holding the examinations to conform
with their dates.
Examinations shall be given in Or
typography, reading, writing. geogra-
ply and physiology on the third Satur-
day in March, and in arithmetic, gram
mar, government and history on the 1st
Saturday in April. Pupils may take
the two examinations in the same year
or in two consecutive years, retaining
all grades made in the first year equal
to or above the required average per
cent. Pupils for graduation shall
make an average of not less than SO per
cent. and not fall below 60 per cent. in
any one branch. All grades of so or
more may be credited for second years
examination. Neatness form and com
position will be taken In consideration
In grading the papers. All manuscripts
shall be sent to me Immediately after
each examination. The papers will be
graded by board appointed by me-
The places of holding the examinations
will be announced later.
F. M. SHELL, Co. Supt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03

Hon. l.. E. Beals writes us from Pas
adena. California, and while he does
not state that the letter is written for
publication, We take the responsibility
upon ourselves of publishing it, know
Ing that many of his friends will be in
terested in knowing of his whereabouts
as well as the climatic conditions sur
rounding his new location:
PASADENA, CAL, Feb. Is, 1896.
EDS. INDEX: Please forward my paper to
Pasadena, CAL, SUB Station No. l. where am
now located. Pasadena is suburb lying
about 10 miles from the center of Los Angeles
and contains, itself, about 10000 people. Los
Angeles proper contains about 100000 people,
and the county outside about 100000 more
making a total of 100000 people in the county
The city has gained about 10000 Inhabitants
since 1890. The whole country here has been
redeemed from an arid desert by means of ir-
rigation. Nearly every thing is irrigated. A
large portion of the present city of Los Ange-
les WAS, 20 years ago, a bed Of burning Sand
and gravel. Now it has more beautiful homes
surrounded by lawns, orchards, shade trees
and flowers than any city ever saw. And all
the valley country as far as eye can see is one
vast garden, being divided for the most part
into farms of from TO 10 acres. We are now
in The midst of the orange crop. Everything
is rich in verdure; geraniums, roses Gala Ill
lies, all your favorite house plants are winter
ing and thriving out OF doors. Very truly,
l.. E. BEALS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03
MEMS
All Wool
SO SUITS
5ss $4.90
Come and See
What O Genuine
Bargain !.
CYCLONE MEANS

Our prices have everlastingly knocked the
props from under all competitors and there is
no hope left for them but 10 meet our prices
Which they can't door wait until this Tidal
Wave is past-whieh they are doing.
Standard Shoe Cos. Mems Pillow Shoes, regu-
lar price sl.50, closing out for Sl25 pair
Standard Shoe Co.'S. Mems fine Chrome Kid
Pat. L. TIP, lace and congress, regular price
$3.50 to close out for 81 so
Mems German Calf. in lace or congress- reg
ular price S2.47 to close out for SEQ
Mems German Calf, extra wide lasts, regular
price $2G0 to close out for Si75
Ladies Rubber Sandals, % cts reg price 4Oc.
Ladies' Felt Slippers, 65 cents Cut 10 40 cts
Buskins, % cents 80 cts
'' - Lace Shoes, $1-25 IS cts
d.75 - S1.I4
Mems felt Boots with Rubbers 81 80 cut to 81. IS
Z" Rubber Woonsocket So so cut to g. 90
Chi1ds Don. Shoes to 8. so cts cut TO 80 cts
- ~ 9to IL, T5 cts cut to 40 cts
g Grain &" 9tol2. $l25 cut to IS cts
- II to 2, $40 cut to 9s cts
Ladies' Glove Grain Shoes s1-5O cut to s1.oo
g Dongola Patent Leather toe to 80
$500 and $500 cut to S1.50.
See Ladies Dongola shoes Patent Leather tin
Sl.25 cut rs cents.
Mems Pillow Shoes, Sis cut to 50 cts
:" 6 g Sl40 cut to 81. 90
'' Satin Calf-all styles toes sl.75 cut to SI.35
Ladies' Genuine custom made Dongola But
ton. new Coin and Needle toe: both in Patent
Tip and Kid tip regular s5 and $3.50 Shoes, go
ing this sale for $500
Ladies' Genuine Dongola. Button or Lace,
new Coin or Needle toe, Patent Leather Tip,
regular $3.50 Shoe Our price s.. Oo
On the above lots we guarantee to save you
| at least 81 Ga every pair.
Ladies Tan Oxfords CSC Wholesale price 81 %
. Dongoia . CSC. 1G0
-" Grain " 75c. SOC
Misses Kid Button Shoes, size II to 2 for sI.OO
Wholesale price S1.10 to S1.G5
The above lots are all solid leather
Misses Dongola Patent Leather Tip l2 to 2
regular price 81 40 our sale Price 7octs.
II. Ct. Waltner, KiOWa, KS.
The Money Saver for the People.
Gen'l Mdse-Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes. Hats
Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Notions. Etc.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Following is the program for teach
ers' meeting to be held at Kiowa, March
-, 1897:
1000, a. IN. Music by Kiowa school.
Invocation.
Defamation by a pupil of Kiowa school.
Drawing in School; Its Aim and Value
Miss Edna Rumsey. Discussion, Miss Mag
gle Virgins. ]. c, Kenwell.
Defamation by pupil os Hazelton school,
Education in Cuba-"-w. d. Moriarty. Dis
cussion, Miss Ada Herr. e. r. Cecil.
Defamation by pupil Of Driftwood School
NOON.
] so. p. ra Music by Kiowa High School.
Defamation By pupil of kiowa school.
s.What Can We Teach Beyond the Text Book
Orof. l.. T. Wilson. Discussion, Miss E. 6.
:. q. ]. Keller.
r,oo1a,,,.t,, n By pupil Of Hazelton school.
- - Toach Primary Geography Miss
AZ n sri,,;no Discussion, Miss Rilla E.
Roberts. Miss Addie anmsey-
Dec!amation by a pupil OF District No. 81.
ethical Culture in Common scnoois. -. !
wallace. DISCUSSION. E. E. Haes erman' hiss
Jettie Arrowsmith.
Defamation by pupil IN Primary Grade HI
owa school.
Miscellany.
| Music
Adjournment
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03
SEXTON,

D. 8. Angel is feeding bunch of cattle for
Charless.
L. S. KcElwain is feeding for Holmes Bros.
Miss Mary McGregor closed very success
full term of school in the Sexton district few
weeks ago.
]. T. MEG rath has 20 fat high grade Poland
China hogs that will prove prize to the man
who buys them.
Mrs. X. II. Clay is visiting her parents in Mis-
souri,, having been called there by the severe
illness of her father.
Mrs. Stops has been unable to use her right
hand this winter on account of felon on the
thumb.
j. P. Elsea returned recently from visit
to Sumner county and the strip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Larkin left Tuesday for
Kansas City. Mr.. Larkin is still poorly, and
we hope he will get some relief.
Mrs. L. 8. McElwain and son, Bruce, spent a
few days on the Medicine river a few weeks
ago visiting Mrs. L. G. Mills and Mrs. ]. Lahey.
Chas. Campbell and wife have returned from
lengthy visit to Mrs. C.'s parents in Nebras-
ka, and will move to their claim in the strip.
Mrs. j. 7. McGrath received an ugly cut on
her right hand by letting window fall on it
few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Renfrew were up from
the strip short time ago visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. w. DeGeer, and their granddaugh-
ter. Mrs. L. S. McElwain.
Holmes Bros. passed through here last week
on their way to the strip with 100 head of cat
tie they had been wintering on Elm creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Nuce came up from Vir
gil. o. T.. on Saturday, and spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. McElwain.
Mr.. Ladou and DIR. Geo. w. Aver of Medi
cine Lodge, were in this vicinity last Friday
hunting for quarter section of land they
claimed laid in twp. 80, range ii. They went
from the Lodge to Lake City, then looked the
country all over as far north as twp. 80, range
IA, and had not yet found the land. When
last seen they were headed south with q stiff
north wind at their backs. If they keep Ut
that pace they will probably reach Alive by the
time this appears in print.
Word was received here by John Finley OF
the death of Grandpa Sexton in Wilson coun
ty, this state. Grandpa and Grandma Sexton
left here the LIST of last October to make their
home with daughter in Wilson county He
was strong and hearty, but she had been fee.
BILE all summer and died month after they
left here. They resided here number of years
and many will be greved to hear of their
deaths.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03
SHARON,

Bees commenced gathering pollen and hon.
ey from soft maple bloom the last days of
February this year.
The average morning temperature
for February as observed just before sunrise
was 25 degrees above zero. The coolest morn
was on the 10Th, being Is degrees above. The
warmest morning was on the 2Sth, being 40 de-
grees above.
Fruit buds are not swelling much yet.
The buds of the liacs, laburnum and red.
bud trees are expanding. The only trees we
have seen in full bloom this season are the
soft maple.
The school in Enon district closed last Fri.
day.
A. S. HUFF who has been living in Anthony
most of the winter was at the Baptist Sunday
school ON Sunday.
George Nelson was doing business in Sharon
| on Saturday.
Domestic animals of ali kinds have winter.
ed very well this winter and farmers have
plenty of feed on hand yer
James Rogers and NJ E. Naughton were in
Sharon Saturday.
B. B. Daugherty was doing business in Shar
on Saturday.
The w. c. T. U. will hold a call meeting Sat
urday, March 9th.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
QUERY.

- attempting to iarmonize scripture
- e teachings of so-ealled ortho-
WIN W. *slek another stump. The
uoAy 'o In Gen. 1915 we find
difficulty is this. too oao n, cod -
the following prom. ssPo. III tbe
Abraham and Christ: nil, o.;.,e
land which thou seest, to th> ;, r.,
it, and to thy seed, forever. -
Christ is the seed Bro. Paul affirms =
Gal. 3:l6. Now will some preache.
please tell US when God will fulfill this
promise. Nj. r. TURNER.
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Gae amerisau 2yuueuuturmisl.

The Old Reliable AMERICAN NoNcoNFoRxIsT
is again in the family that birth, and is cele
brating its return by more vigorous bold and out
spoken demand for radical reforms than any other
Journal of national circulation It Is edited and pub
iished by Prof e. Vincent, who is well known as
political speaker in more than 20 states 1t Is spicy,
but not iconoclastic; bright but not bitter; logical
and profound, but not dry and prosy. In short it is
just what every Populist family should read and every
populst should delight in extending its circulation In
his locality. Its departments are
NEWS, is given, and no other popuiist
paper gives full Market Reports
MARKET that are equal to those Of the
REPORTS, great dailies.
Its eopen court, where anyone
PEOPLES' may say what he pieases, is
FORUM. worth many times the cost OF
the paper.
Here Is found the cream Of the
reform thought of the nation.
The exchange department Is in
EXCHANGE charge of special editor, SO
COLUMN, that q subscription to the Nom
CoNFoRMIsT Is equal to taking
wagon load. You get the best
from all in the one.
Amongits regular contributors
Hon. John Davis Hon. w.
Special A. PETER, Prof. Ridpath, Rev.
correspondence, Myron Reed and a host of others
whose writings are sought with
eagerness and read with interest
II keeps its readers informed on
the work Of Congress. No other
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DoinRs. as the NoNcoNFoRMIsT for
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03

The greatest danger from La Grippe
is of its resulting In pneumonia. II
reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken.
all danger will be avoided. Among the
tens of thousands who have used this
remedy for la grippe, We have yet TO
learn of single case having resulted
in pneumonia, which shows conclusively
that this remedy is certain preventive
of that dread disease. 1t will effect a
permanent cure in less time than any
other treatment. The % and so cent
sizes for sale by ]. r. Young Drug Co
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03
HORTICULTURE.

Following is the program for the
meeting of the Barber County Horticul-
tural Society at Sharon, On March 6, at
2 p. M:
Underground Grafting."-Wm. Brown.
Protecting Trees and Vines."-J. Pimm.
"Propagating Grapes From Cuttings."-M. P.
Dewitt.
BEST yaritietes of Fruit For This Locality"
BIB. Daugherty. Discussion, John Dunkin.
"Budded Peaches Compared With Seedlings"
Jas. Huffaker. Discussion, ]. II. Warren.
Preparation of Ground for Orchards. C.
Davis. Discussion, NJ. P. Dewitt, John W.
Potes.
Proper Distance aad Direction TO Plant
Trees. ELIAS Pelton. Discussion, NJ. Lump
kin.
''Tiilage of Orchards and vineyards."-J. o.
Hahn. Discussion, j. L. Pelton.
BEST Soils for Different Fruirs."-Dr. T. "
Davis. Discussion. 8. S. Funk.
Pruning Trees and Vines.''-C.A. Blackmore
Experience of Members in Buying Nursery
Stock as to eliability of Different Nursery
en."-General Discussion.
Report on Lamps.'-Secretary.
Miscellaneous Business.
| Adjournment.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03

a missionary tea meeting will be Civ
en- by the ladies of the Baptist church
next Friday. Tea at O'Clock for the
aid of Woman's Societies, home and
foreign lat the home of Mr. and Mrs. w.
A. Cain. A free will offering of ten
cents is kindly asked by the society.
The annual meeting Will be held at 8
O'Clock. Friends are invited to tea.
Rena Noble, Sec
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

In answer to many inquiries if con-
sumption is durable and what is the
method treatment, VIII say that con-
sumption is durable If the treatment be
commenced before the cavities in the
lungs have formed and the hectic fever
set in. use Oxygen.
DIR. S. KocIELL.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03

1.-The hand that rocks the cradle
molds the world" A mothers meet
ing will oe held at the w. c. L. U
rooms on March Is. The meeting Will
be led by Mrs. M. A. Cook, and will
commence at 8 O'Clock, p. m. Allmoth-
ers are earnestly invited. The won
derful meeting in Washington last
month held by mothers should be a
stimulus to every parent.
MRS. w. n. CAIN, Pres.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-03-03

FARMERS TAKE NOTICE: L am now
prepared to thresh your Kaflir corn and
cane seed on Saturday of each week.
Machine runs only one day in the week.
s. MADDEN