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BROKERS' COAT SEIZED.
wr. IImar nan foui OF Cusiom-
Hons. Orirer. on Hsiura
from Abroad

Jsu u.ran. member . the nrm ~
I man iircs brokers. ~ 81 ES-hansr
r.4.,. - in 'rjJ1.c wlii the Custom.
House oflcsrs to-day A - s.d seal.
sk.n coat and O. guIu'i;y ~ l'wclfy be-
longing o. him A., At ,hc Appraiser
s.ur,s. hlyilg been sf!EeI h. no ru.
toms authori' ss - dutitbls
SIR ulmag arrived YESTERDAY on the
white slar liner Oc~igic. We made
The usual Fwpu rlaga In that n .
trunk dd not contain alythins duti.
able Then ha sf' the uier for he
brothers home " West Thrty.ninth
street
special Agent Theobald then ordered
al h's trunks examined and IN one the
lswslry and the coat were found
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PUNCHED The CENSUS NAN.
Dasb Objected 20 Gias~rs Man
ner aud savageIy Set
Vpen HIN.

Leo P. Glnsel. census snumsfs,'r
was a conplainan, before Magistrate
olnstei In the Yorkvills Police Court
this morning against william Daub. of
10 Seventh street
III IL hadn't been for Detective lack.
son. Of the Fifth street station.
wouldn't be here to tell nv story" said
Oisssl
0iasei las, evening visited the Once
q the stuyvssan, Bicycle Com.
pany. at III seyen,h street, G. Lo-k.
mann. the proprietor was sitting n his
private once talking sith Daub. whom
Ne enumsrator requested TO Withdraw.
Daub. very angry dd %.
wh~n 0lasei left ihs place he "a,
~ sy Daub, who struck h.m IN tn.
~ ~ the neck
The offender was fined =.
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urine sesids the lssh or n. vhsa he child
rssehss sn age vAsa h sAssh Be sbis V
esn,fel the passagA h b yet afflicted With
betve,ting. dsfsnd vpon H. he cause II
the difficulty 10 kidney ,reub,s. end tks hfsi
step should Be towards The treatment n
these important organs. Thh unpleasant
trouble 10 due 10 q diseased condition ef ihs
kidneys and tlsddss and net 10 q habit -
fgosi people sscpess-
Women a. vsll - men 9s msls mis-
Usbs with hidnsy sad bladder trouble.
and both need he ssms grssa rsmsdy.
he mid and he imms<la,s siIs<s f
Swsmp.Root Is seen realized. ., b seld
:. :.., ''::ii''':: Is o.. T. az; ss.; ~Ets2a
sies. You mar have 3
sarnp'e bottle By mall
Tree. aiss psmpklss sslh ss.s = s.o.s4
INC ell about II. lselv6ag Msay q ~
ihoussnds si Sssamseisl lstssss Feeevsa
ism ssflssws sussA 10 vysssag D. knm4
Z Co. 1lsshsassA ~ ". - - -
Ssa'se ose
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LONDON STOCKS NERVOUS.
sismp in rrirr- ~ the Opening sf
the Market Followed by
n Rally.

\ general stump On prizes a. the open.
ir- owing % renewed apprehension ~
the Chinese crisS, followed by a general
raIl. everywhere. characterized the
trtrnctions In the i..nion market to-
day
serious declines w.rr also manifest at
the start In the American department.
but while r,coysrie- we're not altogether
Substantial. the majority Of issues re-
bounded to a small fraction be.o~ New
York parity.
The exception. we're Canadian Pacifc
Nep Yors Central. baltimore a Ohio
and Anac. nda mining
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TRUSTS DEFIANCE.

H.s worst u. all. this .uf.nous com
hl.s boldly sa'cd that 'hs pr.ce ~ Ice
would he hx,d At - cents hundred
pounds. aud that no nvc.ccnt cakes
would b, sold
This MS one ~ the most monstrous
crimes uglinst the ,iiy's poor .J the
history ~ corporate greed II made 10
InpossIhlr Tor tAg residents Of the east
side ami 'hs other hoth"ds II poverty
Ia iE, eats TO secure that commod ~
which meant lie OF death to thousands
~ Infants ana feycr-striCkcn sufferers
during the summer months
\ great cry NJ popular horror went up
from ill sections ~ the city. The peo-
pie Were amazed hat their Mayor
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POLICEMAN IN DOUBT
Michael Coyn~ Tried Tor InsuitIns
the Rev. Francis Woran-De.
eIsion Reserved.

In tho case Of Policeman Michael J.
Coyns. % the East Fi'ty.nrst street
station. on trial this morning Tor abu..
Ing Rev. Francis J. e. Moran on May
10. decision was reserved.
Frank e. Moss appeared as counsel
for the CITY Ciub. whleh wished 10 az
the deinss Of Doliesmsn on daty.
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WHEAT WAS BULLlSH
AND CABLES HIGHER.

The bu.l movement made further prog
fess ~ the wheat market today on
continued dry weather IN the northw"t
and good demand from local and outside
sources. Corn "a. dull and barely
steady. English cables were stronger.
New yorks opening prices were July
NaeAt 7gss. September, 71S-a
Chicago. opsnlng prices we're July
vleat - August % l-s. july corn.
pi-4. July oats. p -
New york's closing prices we're: Jul,
sh,ai. "a - asked, s.p iember. Is asked
July corn. a - bid
Chicagos closing prices were Ju.y
sheai. ~ IS, july corn. y l.? asked
July oats. q ~
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DELAY FOR TRUST.

That i1yesugp Ion by the Attorney.
General taken before Referee Nuss.
baum. has been prohiblicd by an oricr
from Justice smyth. wdlch will be
argued NJ Albany saturday before Jus.
Ice Chester
tn" World then called upon Gov
Roosevelt 10 remove Mayor Van wyck.
which he can d. under the charter. tn,
Governor Is now investigating ,he las
before he makes his dc ision
That h the status OF the case at pres.
ent. ami the city oficials and officers ~
th, Trust who v.rr al nrst naughty
Je,ring and denant. are to-day 40 heart.
iy a frightened lot " men as ever con.
sp,rod against the puhll' welfare.
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Mary, Daughter OF the
Late California Mill
ionaire. Was Welded
TO Frank Burton Har-
rison at Tuxedo.
Bridegroom Son of the
Well.knOwn Novelist.
a Rising Lawyer ana
Veteran Of the Spanish
War.

la'roiut,l iu The So a. world ol,y
last j1rltty SIS Mar Co.,. krr ,p-iay
le't her sirl11.i ana became he brid'
4 Francls Burton llH-r...T. IN ~ the
.if'sd noveis' shp met H.r 90 the con-
Ina out dinner give. Hy Ms Whl'elav
RcI 1yc ,h1r. months ago.
The marriage H purely 1 love affa.r.
despite ,hr 'l.' that Mss rruca,r pos.
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7. D. COITRELL A SUICIDE.
, hicaRo Iiroih~r OF Edward Cot
treiI shoots Himself In
D~.pond-nt Fit.

CHICAGO June Thomas ; y cot.
'ro' an Old AMI Well-knoEn Spectator
'n tie Board ~ Trade II this city. 10.
dav shot himself In the head. producing 2
a wound which viii probably caus.
death
ll'' brother Edward co,tr-ll. % New
llrk wAo Yeats ago Wa one Of 'he
heaviest sp"ru.ators On the Board Is
DOW IN a retreat near New York
bs Ford'UHy over this a. Ns.l a.
u..H..l. reverse. is believed 20 have
been responsible fpf the deed
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MORE AMERICAN ARTISTS
ARE H0N0RED IN PARIS,

PARIS. June 1-Furthsr award, In
the Fine Arts exhibit, at the Exposition
include a medal OF honor 10 the Ameri-
san artist. James Mcneil whistler. for
snsravins. ana nrst-elass gold medals
TO Joseph rorcroft Cole. Of Maine. for
~ Ansricaa Daiasss. fss snGsavinG.
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The Cotton Market.

Tas closing pri,ts Of cotton to-day
acre: June. ~, July. ss. August. Si2.
September, ~ 10 10. ociobsr. ia TO
20. November. 10 TO ia. Dec ,mber.
rasry. ~ 10 IN: March, mi 70 iss;
Aprii, ~ 70 ia; May. 10 70 IN
aarksi ssssdy.
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xev .ir,.' u,sh school.

The cid once building Of ,he Board Of
Education. al the northwest corner ~
Grand ana Ella streets, IL % be altered
Internally az cost Of uecs. 20 make
room for q nsw hixh school for girls
Part of The building v1il b USED for
ofrcss
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Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. dis.
eeurstes and lessen, ambition: beauty. vigor
The evening world., 1900-06-07

0oes ossoEss nsy Cssss Des,h.
ue19sn nslliy. thirty-sisht years Old.
- Wese olxsssnth street. while at
The evening world., 1900-06-07
Made Her
Beautiful.
Eyssy Lsdy 10 Tie Land Can Now Have
Beautiful Shin.
A TRIAL BOX FREE.

Evsry Asy sAs s-ais her name and aiirss'
yiii resivs sy nail tree Q u,sl Ussinsal o. .
s.l.h,.t.. e.su,y, umsai. tsf bssgiiiyins N,
,omp.tlsa Il 10 n1i is's po.i,f rfsan eas
n.,l- % bi.asA. coatain, NJ oil u.s'.. psss o.
shrnisal. sad 10 ah,ils,sJ be only sgec,ss'u'
b..utJ msssf snasn
F.ahl. a Rslsioa. sss LsilArOn Ave-. S,s.
port ~ ssi1 o' tAs ismsas ksni Ieky pssutJ
Hsl.a Ra.asn. .ho ilso assd the. bsautinsfs
sJ, Wien ! hssia using Nine. Ribsult /,
somplssion bssatif.s ! aif sot thins II possibl.
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Helr Wsnted-Msia

ENvEiOpTs-Nsh sip-rlsne'i IA stiusuat
Resy snr,ops nschinss ".siy -ott ani so1d
w.s,s 10 rsht .aa Apely. 81 W 2iih q
PIANO rJNER--Ds, pisao tgnS snd on psho
rrinssr. ARpiy o. ssfress Sssth.m fisa, .
O's.s %, wsshinroa. y J.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

A vote for Prof. John M.
Doan is a vote for a man who
ranks among the best educa.
tors of the state, and a man
who, if elected, will know no
enemies in the county super
intendent's Office, but whose
highest ambition will be to
benefit and keep on building
up the public schools of Bar
Der county. His neighbors
speak we'll of him both as a
citizen and an educator aud
if there is a man in the coun.
ty who has ever spoken an
unkind word of him, his
name is not known to the
public. If you love your
children and want to give
them a good education, vote
for Mr.. Doan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31
REMEMBER THE FIGURES.

When you go to the polls next Tues.
day take these facts and figures with
you: When the POpulists went out of
power the annual expenses in this
county were $l3,639Ol. The first year
the republicans assumed control of
county affairs, following the Populists,
the expenses were l6,SSO.77. The
next year they were $29, 637 SO. and for
months of this year they were $l7,-
666.60. Heretofore the tax levy for the
general fund was and mills. Now
it is eight mill. It is needless for US to
comment at length on these matters.
The people OF Barber county under.
stand that when the Populists came in
to power expenses were about $50 900
per annum and when they went out
they were less than $4,000. Now they
are back to the $50, 900 mark. You
can save more than the running ex-
penses of the county by returning the
Populists to power. viii you do IL?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

The Kiowa bridge case has
already cost Barber county
in the neighborhood of 800
and the end is not yet. There
was no excuse for that suit
and the commissioners should
have avoided it. They admit
that two.thirds of it belongs
to the township, yet they are
spending more than the
whole thing is worth to get
hold of the old lumber. It
is such things as this and the
Mills tax case that create a
good portion of our enormous
expenditures and consequent
increase of the general fund
tax levy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31
If you want to do a favor for a

IF you want to do favor for a good
deserving citizen, cast vote for Allen
Smith next Tuesday. To prove that
he is thoroughly honest and upright and
Industrious it will not be out of place
to refer to his cnnnectlon with business
in this city. Two years ago he estab-
lished in the grocery business and was
enjoying nice trade and was making
money. One night fire was set to his
store building and his entire stock was
consumed. He had only light insur-
ance and his loss was about $500, but
Notwithstanding that he was poor
man he paid the accounts against him
dollar for dollar, and not n single
wholesale house nor an individual lost
cent by reason of his misfortune.
Since that time Allen has devoted him.
self TO labor and has always dealt fair
ly and squarely with every body. Show
him that you appreciate his good citi.
zenship by giving him a handsome ma
jority next Tuesday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

THE position that L. p. Campbell has
taken In this campaign is without justi-
fication or good sense. Mr.. Campbell is
not satisfied with stumplng his own
state for the republican party but he
has written letter to the chairman of
the middle f-theroad committee of
Nebraska volunteering his services
against the POpulists there. I. p. can
have no excuse for such demagoguery.
lie. has always been fusiopist and he
cannot even claim consistency in his
present fight. If he had received the
democratic nomination for congress .
man of this district he would not be
alarmed at-all about what he now terms
1.-THE democrats swallowing the Popu.
lists" The INDEX is soreIy disap.
pointed in MIR. Campbell's conduct.
We supported him in the Populist con-
vention because we believed him an
able, honest, conscientious Populist,
and nearly every PopulIst in this coun
ty favored his nomination. But his re-
cent flop to the republican party and
his anxiety to take the stump against
Bryan and the Populists in Nebraska.
makes us feel that he is the wrong man
to trust with any official responsibility.
He retired from the congressional race
because, he said, it was his desire that
the Populists and democrats unite on
one candidate, but when they did unite
he cast his fortunes with the republic
cans, simply because he was not the
man on whom they united. Mr.. Camp
bell may or not have been treated fair
ly in this congressional muddie, but he
Is mistreating his friends far more In
his treason than any Populist or demo-
crat who opposed his nomination mis-
treated him. More than that. he has
injured himself. Men of all parties
will always believe that he has been
well paid for his labor In the republic
can vineyard.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

The election of county at
torney this year is not a par
tisan issue. Everybody who
wants a competent prosecu-
tor will vote for Judge Ellis,
while everybody who wants
the county or Individuals,
interested in prosecutions to
employ additional counsel
will vote for Sam Griffin.
There are also a few who are
making a special fight on Ell
lis because he prosecuted
them or their friends success.
fully when he was county
attorney. But the average
taxpayer who wants to save
more than the county attor-
ney's salary, will vote to ex-
cuse Mr.. Griffin from the re-.
sponsibility of discharging
duties which he has not the
ability to do.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

1T requires a whole lot of gall for the
Medicine Lodge Cresset and the Kio-
wa News to say that the INDEX Is op-
posing Commissioner Nay because we
want chance at the county printing,
when both Of them down In their
hearts hate him personally, and only
support him politically for what they
can get out Of the county treasury, by
using him as tool after he Is elected.
So far as the INDEX is concerned the
county printing is not an issue In this
campaign. We have simply published
facts and records as they exist. We
have little property and pay some tax
es, and, feeling the effects or malad-
mlnistration, we would like a change
for the better. What we have said
along this line has been free from any
personal motive OIL our part. We did
that which we consider the duty of a
newspaper that is on the side of the
taxpayers, and we are proud of having
the satisfaction of knowing that the
duty has been discharged.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

WHEN you vote next. Tuesday. vote
one or the other of the tickets. Don't
put your X in the squares on two tick
cts, 1t might inyalldate the ballot.
Last year there were some who voted
both the Populist and Democratic tick
ct and the election board refused to
count the ballots because it showed
that the same candidates were voted
Tor twice. If you start to make your
cross at the head of the Popullst ticket,
voteltto the bottom. If you start at the
head of the democrat ticket. vote it to
the bottom. Don't switch from side
to side.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

IHE Cresset publishes some affida-
Wits from George Nays son to prove
that the property listed in Woodward
county in the sons name is really own
ed by the father. That may be but the
records do not show 1t, and if any per-
son in Barber county does not believe
that the letter from the Woodward
county treasurer, published in this pa
per two weeks ago. is genuine, he
can be perfectly satisfied by calling at
this Office and reading 1t for himself.
However, as we have stated before,
this is very imm aterial. Even If MIR.
Nay pays this sum of taxes in Wood
ward county, he cannot claim the sup
port of Barber county voters on that
score. His interests are there not here.
The people of this county have bonds
and interest on bonds to pay, they have
their running expenses to meet, and
while Mr.. Nay is wealthy man, the
bulk of the tax derived from his wealth
goes elsewhere, possibly because taxes
are lower. On the other hand, Mr..
Crouse's interests are all here. lie is a
man Of moderate means, yet he pays
more taxes in Barber county than Mr..
Nay does. This may pinch Mr.. Nay
and his admirers, but the shoe dts and
it mast be worn. The records ought to
offend nobody.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

The only way in which
you can Justify yourself in
voting the republican ticket
this year is to make yourself
believe that it is right to
surrender the fruits of your
labor to a class of people who
toll not nor spin. In other
words you must be fully con.
vinced that some men were
born to be slaves of others.
Do you believe it9
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31
CROWN POINT.

Mr.. Van Wright has just completed his new
house.
Rev. F. 8. Atwell has sold bis farm and ex-
poets to locate In New York state. We are
sorry to lose such a man from our neighbour
hood.
Miss Blanche Morton went to Medicine
Lodge last Saturday.
Mr.. Talbot has been sick for some time and
is not any better.
The 8. s. convention at Driftwood was not
90 well attended as usual because Of the rain
on Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Durham. John Hull and G. l..
Graves are cutting their second crop OF kafir
corn.
Miss Nora and Mr.. Ed Anderson came from
Peoria, H.. last week to visit their stepmoth-
er. Mrs. Andy Olson.
Mr.. Frank Rosencrist and wife, of Illinois,
are in the neighborhood looking up location
in business.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31
a FIEEDISH ATTACK.

An attack was lately made on c. F.
Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly
proved fatal. 1t came through his kid
neys. His back got so lame he could
not stoop without great pain, nor sit in
chair except propped by cushions. No
remedy helped him until be tried Elec.
trict Bitters which affected such a won
de:ful change that he writes he feels
like new man. This marvellous med
icine cures backache and kidney trou-
Die, punfies the blood and builds up
your health. Only SOC at Young's drug
store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

Coy. Stanley in his speech
here said that the Lord is re-
sponsible for the trouble in
the Philippines, that the re.
publicans are doing simply
what the Lord commands
them to do. It will be no
trouble for the Lord to prove
an alibi.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

j. r. Garrison, cashier of the bank of
Thornville. Ohio, had been robbed of
health by a serious lung trouble until
he tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Then he wrote: 1T is
the best medicine i have ever used for
q severe cold or bad case of lung trou-
bic. always keep bottle on hand. ;,
Don't suffer with coughs. colds or any
lung or throat trouble when you can be
cured SO easily. Only SOC and 81. Tri-
al bottles free 1t Young's drugstore.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

Mckinley, Hanna, Stanley,
Long, trusts, kings, emperors,
Klondikes, hellions, brothels,
corporations, high taxes and
robbery! Are you going to
take the dose prescribed by
the republican party. next
Tuesday?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31
THE ELECTION.

Next Tuesday, November 9Th, there
will be one of the most interesting as
we'll as one of the most important cleo
tiOns in the annals Of American history.
Important because more Is involved
which threatens the safety of the Re.
public and the rights and liberties of
the people individually and collectively.
The issues in this campaign have
been thoroughly discussed from the
presidency down to the municipality
and we take it for granted that every
voter in Barber county and the state of
Kansas is familiar with the attitude Of
every party. Nationally, the question,
briefly stated, is Republic or Empire
aud supremacy OF trusts or supremacy
of the people. a vote for William Nc
Kinley and Chester 1. Long means that
you are in favor Of transforming the
Republic into an Empire and that you
favoraaws which permit the trusts to
fix and control the prices of wha: you
buy and sell. A vote for William j.
Bryan and Claude Duval means direct
ly the opposite-that you are In favor
of maintaining the Republic and free
government and that tho trusts shall
not govern the people.
In state matters there is very little
difference AZ to the issues involved. II
is the people against the corporations.
Stanley and other republican sandi.
dates stand as the avOwed servants of
the corporations, while Breidenthal and
the other fusion candidates represent
the interests Of the people. Added to
this is the disrepuuable administration
Governor Stanley has given the state,
the treasury and Klondyke scan
dals and the shameful surrender of the
insurance superintendent to the cor
porations which makes honest people
bold their noses while they are discuss
ing the records. The fusion candidates
offer to remedy those evils and to prove
their good faith they have nominated
such men as Webb McNall, David Mar.
tin, Major Harvey and John w. Bret.
denthal who are all known to be up.
right, able. honest and courageous. II
you want to vote. for your own benefit
vote the fusion state ticket.
In discussing county matters we are
| still nearer home. The local govern.
ment is entirely within the hands OF
| the people of Barber county and thell
votes settlentheir own destiny. 1t IS q
| clear case of duty. 1t has been repeat
| edly shown that the republican party
has been recklessly extravagant witt
the public funds and that republican
politicians have made fortunes while
the taxpayers have had their burden.
increased. There Is nothing to be sale
personally against the republican can
didates but their policies have proved
detrimental to the people and for thai
reason alone they do not merit the sup
port of the honest, intelligent, voter
AS American citizens, as liberty
loving Kansans and as taxpayers o.
Barber county, we appeal to the goot
people of all parties to vote the Populis
ticket from top to bottom. Your vot.
may decide this election. Not ONLY
vote the ticket, but work for it, an(
whether successful or not, you can al
ways rest with clear conscience will
an abiding conviction that you hav,
done your whole duty.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

SAM GRIFFIN is putting up a great
poverty talk i'll this campaign. That
will hardly work. Sam has already
gotten $1,000 out of the county and has
also nice bunch of cattle. He has
one of the incest rigs in town, and is
dead swell in "'ciety." He isn't poor
by any means. Very few people enjoy
the snap that he has. Ho has more
money, compared with his ability, than
any candidate in the county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31
WHATS YOUR FACE WORTH,

Sometimes fortune. but never, IL
you have sallow complexion, jaun-
diced look, moth patches and blotches
on the skin.-all signs Of Liver Troub-
lie. But DR.. Kings New Life Pills
give Clear Skin, Rosy Cheeks, Rich
Complexion. Only % cents at Young's
Drug Store
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

We think too much of our
children to say that they
should be the mere servants
of somebody else when they
have reached manhood and
wOmanhood. So does every
man and woman of Barber
county. Let's all vote as we
think this year.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1900-10-31

Cattle are SO per cent low.
er now than they were two
years ago. Yet the republi.
cans are singing a prosperity
song. We are 80 prosperous
at present that a man can
hardly give a COW or a steer