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The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-11
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, | >,
Out of 100 people born only one lives to
the ace of siXtY-fve.
New YORK and Florida Limited,

Via Penn. and Southern Ry., resumes service
Jan. 14th. Lv. New York, 12.40 p. m. daily,
except Sunday. Dining, Compartment, OBJ
servation and Drawing Room Sleeping Cars,
New York to st. Augustine, also carrying
Aiken, Augusta and Port Tampa. Diagrams
now open. New York Offices, 2l and lbs
DroaAVyau
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ing out for assista,ce. The cry should
be needed IN tine. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable compound was pre-
pared to meet the needs of woman's
system at this trying period of her life.
1t builds up the weakened nervous
system, and enabls a woman to pass
that grand change triumphantly.
u was a very lick woman, caused
by Change OF Llte. I suffered with hot
hushes, and tanning spells. / was
afraid to go on he street, nv head
and back troubled me so. / was en-
tirely cured by 1ydia q. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compothd."-M Mrs. JENNIE
NOBLE, eolo heystr St., Germantown,
Pa.
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LIND ASSAULTS AN EDITOR.
First Act as Private Citizen is to Resent
Criticism.

Criticism.
st. Paul, Minn.-Governor John Lind
retired from office at noon Wednesday.
At 3 o'clock he visited the office OF
the st. Paul Dispatch, which had criti-
cised him bitterly during his term
told Managing Editor Harry I. Black
81 am now a private citizen" and
struck Mr.. Black a sharp blow be-
tween the eyes. The men clinched,
but were Immediately separated. and
former. Governor Lind left the office.
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CaIifornia's Orange Crop Safe.
California orange growers report
that the crop was not damaged by the
recent cold snap.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-11

Nearly every Chl,amap ran road b,t
ninety per cent. of he women are unedu.
cate5
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Alcohol pillow locomobiles are now in rise
in Germany.
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We refund 10c for avery nack .,a a, prr
NAM FADELEss DYE tat fails 10 giva sat;s
faction. Monroe Dig Co. U~nionv,Ila NE
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From the moon to earth Iooks tb;rteon
times as big as the noon does 70 ne
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-11

"These are hard lines" unused the
ghost as he read the inscription on his
tombstone.
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COntemporaneous spanihh HuihVfs
Some recen, jokes from Madrid, CIV
ing an idea Of cGntemporaneous Span
ISL humor:
"But why do you marry so poor a
woman"
ITO revenge myself. I have suffered
much in the world"
"Ah, now l understand-an unhappy
love affair"
NO. ] am marrying a poor woman
to make my creditors rave"
Gedeon goes to confer with the Pres
ldent of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals.
"What do you wantf"
81 desire to be protected; my wife
treats me like a dog"
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In 1899 the sayins banks of Massaeb,,.
sets held $500, 900, log
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Lucky Stars Are Out of Commission.
While you depend upon chance and
believe in your lucky star the doors
Of achievement will remain closed
against you.-Success.
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Medical consultations:

Medical consultation:
"How do you find me, doctorT'
every bad. You are worn out, and
It is necessary that you give up all
head work"
"That would ruin me, doctor. Don't
you know that I'm a barber?"
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Among women friends:
"Now 1 am sure that Ernesto wants
to marry me-"
what ground have you for saying
that?"
give noted that Ernesto begins to
be unable to stand mamma."-Mexi-
can Herald.
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carriers Ink
which Is sure pTooto is excellent quality. 10
made cheniOaAs "eSr ate. Therefore the best.
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The Best Prescin,fo, TO-. m.uu.
and Fever is q bottle az Guovy,s T.srr,rn
CHILL ioNHV: "Naply iron and quinine in
a tasteleSs urn w .ure-no pay. Price Soc.
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THE
Late Wholesale Prices Of Country
Produce Quoted in New York.

MILK.
The Milk Exchange price for standard
quality is SIC. per quart.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-11

The most costly Parliament in Europe
is that of France.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-11

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly sp oken of
as a cough cure.-J. W. O'BRIES, BIG Third
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Send CSC. to y: q S,FREY, BALTIMORE. MD.
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A rising musician is one that gets up
from the piano occasionally.
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Take LAXATIVE BRoao QUIsTNE TABLETS. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure.
Z, W, GROVES signature Is on each box. CSC.
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Consisting Of OuricuRA Soar (25cl. to cleanse the skin of crusts and
scales and soften the thickened cuncle CUTIcURA OINTMENT (5ocJ,
TO instantly alay itchiug, Inflammation, and irritation. and soothe and
heal and CUTrcuRA REsoLyEsr (50c9, to cool and cleanse the blood.
A SINGLE sEris often sufficient to cure the most torturing, disaguring,
itching, burning, and scaly skin. scalp, and blood hunors, with loss Of
hair, when all else falls. Sold throughout the world.
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soon to complete prostraton, follows inability to sleep. There is no
letup to the strain. Vital forces are drawn upon, confirmed invalid
ism results.
The recuperative power of natural sleep is wonderful. Complete
physical and mental exhaustion gives place, after a few hours of
outlet slumber, to a full renewal of energy. The fatigue of body and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13

PoF el Juzgado de Areelho Sc interasa q
busca. captura prisg0n de Elias ocasio, Yeci-
90 de Asnatl, enehasaaO Per nRFse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
Cosas de San Juan

Et Pals SO sube a la parra,agtta el cencerro
con que suele convocar a las turbas entire
Tuecas, aspavient0s y contorsiones, vocifera
como un energdmeno, poseilo del sacro fuego
de la indignation;
81 va 10 sabe Puerto Rico, 70 10 saben las
familias pnertorriquehas
Luis Mu1oz Rivera jsfe del partido fe-
deral, hijo del pafs-5no 10 sabfan ustedesP-
donde tiene su familia, ha proporcionado
Wenceslao Borda los datos que sivieron este
para dlfamar la sociedad puertorriqueha1
Rugen las turbas.
ELuis Mufoz Rivera, por confession propia
-confi6some, padre-estampada en- una hoja
impresa es responsible de haber conspirado,
sabiendas, contra la dif4mac6n realizado por
Wenceslao Borda. ,
Greece el tumuto,
SLuis Muiioz Rivera, despues dc perpptrar.
SO la difamacien lejos de arrepentirse de su
obra--loh cora26u empedernidol oh pecador
impenitentel--se enUrgullece de ella, con ei.
nismo de delincuente experto avezadoS
Este final melodramatico, espeluznahte,
produce sensaci6n indescriptibe en- las turoas.
GLuis Mufioa Rivera es responsible tam
bien de proporcionar Borda los conceptos
necesarios para una estudiada rectlfcac6n.
SLuts Mnfloz Rivera es, ,por 10 tanto, Acree-
dor al castigo que Ia socIedad puertorriquehs
-con mucho enfasis-ejerciend de Jurado
en- este caso, 1uzgue conveblente imponerle,
por haber preparado la comision de una ho.
rrenda infamia, Y por defender, debpues de
cometida, a su intcuO autorS
lQue salga el autorl-aullan, mas que grl-
tan, las tarbas elevando los pufos crispados,
en- sefial de amenaza.
SAhora, id1guelo s pais puertorriqueho,
jdzguelo tambien el mundo entero-la TERRA
Sc estremece sobIe sus ejes-y cdmplsse des.
pues, sin compassion, ell fallo que Sc dicte,S
ia la horcaI iAl patfbnlol-prorrumpen
las turbas con desaforados aullidos-iHay que
lynchsrIo! ,Abaio el e6n
Una voz aguardentosai soberano
Un orador calleiero, trepa sObre I'm tonel
y exclama:
-Ciudadanos: Luis Mufi9z Rivera ha co.
metdo un delito.. leso.. un deito de less,patria
-. iesol. ~. de lesa patria 4: un dellto horren-
do leso. .,imuy horrendo un delto nefan-
do .leso. lmuy nefando. iesol -. IN
delito,. .un dellto. iesc
-ioome de esol, grita uu pllluelO y la tur-
bas claman coro:
i EsoI
Contin1a e preopinante
-Pido, por 10 tonic, digo, por 10 tanto que
Luis Muhoz Rivera sea deeapltsdo, por prime
rs providencia, mientras no Sc resuelve otra
coss, que le tundan, lie saien, e descuarti.
cen, y 10 aturrulen, todo este como medida
| preventive, hasta que ell pueblo soberano, die.
to su fallo defnitvo, que someterA la apro
baci6u del gran c6nclRve de la Botica Grande,
fallO queen su calidad de maceros, ,pregonaraE
q tod0s los ventos ,bidos por haber lot
hombres del bacdldo. He dicho
Pamadas, grltos, vocferaciones coces
81 orador es paseado en- trlunfo
Las turbas van ofrecer sus respetos
Egozeue, este las felcita y agassja.
Dones las obsequIa con ron de ma'aguetl
..,sin malagueta.
Rinconets
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
Bautiizo

I'll sabado, 4 las sells media de Ia tarde,
rgcibi6 el aqua bautlsmal, en- la Iglesia de es-
ia ciudad el nifo Francisco Ramon, hilo de
i1uestros bueuos amigos don Ramon Cordero
Matos dofa Angela Bernard.
Apadrlnaron al tlerno infante Ia distlu
ruida sefiora dofa Monserrate Mendez de 90
iIszo, la bella sefiorta Rosario Chiqnes los
sefores don Luis Muhoz Rivera don Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera.
Terminads la ceremonial, los concurrentes,
en- que fgursban los fntimos de los esposos
Cordero Matos. fuernn galantemente obsequia-
dos por estos, en- Su hogar. saliendo todos muy
satisfechos de las atencfones y agasatos de
que Sc les hzo obleto.
Dichos sefiores, en- conmemoracion del
acto, Sc proponeh repartir Ell iueves pr6xlmo
Glen limosuas en- elective entire los pobres mas
necesitados de Ia lccalidad, rasgo generoso dig
no de placemes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
CAGUAS
COMIsION OBRERA

Una comis6u del Scirculo obreros de esta
cludsd, presidlda por el seiior Batista, estuyo
aver en- estas ofclnas despedir al seiior Mn-
hoz Rivera, que pensaba marchar hoy para Ia
capital tepiendo que splazar 50 maFcha por
30 haber pasaies disponlbles en- Ell yapor San
Jiidn
El sefor Batista dirigi6 sentidss , patri6-
t.css ffases al seGor Muhoz Rivera, quien le
rontest6 ektehsamente, rehejando sus tmpre.
stones alentkndolos para que contlnuasen,
beles { la bs6defa que mantlenen, que es Ia
bsnders de 10 dignidad del terruno.
Durante la entrevists reln6 Ia cordlalidad
MS alectuosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
REVOLUTION

Por noticias comunicadas de New York
sabemos que en- las provincias Moca y Ia Vega,
rep6bics domincana, ha estallado una revo
lucion contra ell goblerno del senior don Juan
Isidro Jlmenez.
De Puerto Plata otros puntos salleron
fuerzas leales someter los rebeldes
El goberno asegnra que el movimiento
careee de importancia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
SAL .IlJ 1n
Por tel6grafo.
Mayo 1s.


muERTOs
Anoche murieron ell llcenciado jose Ma
velez don Rafael Cabrera Y dofa Dolores
Martinez; 6sta de Santurce. :
PAOLI
Al terminar Ia function anoche, ell tenor
Paoi fue acompafiado hasta el hotel Inglaterra
por "a banda del battalion puertorriqueho
MaRICAO
Han sido nombrados ueces mnnicipaes
propietarios seplentes de Maricao cdon Luis
Maria Marin don Bruno Perez.
10 QUE Sc DICE
Sc dice con iusistencia que la comisi6n
que fn6 esa ciu lad para entender allf la cues
ti6n Molina, no hara jnsticia.
M. MANA
Mahana dara una function esplendida
la compaflfa Martinez Casado en- combination
con Paoli, quien saldra ell microbes para Ponce.
EMBARGO
fin de mes embarca para los Estados
Unidos el secretario de Puerto Rico Mr. Hunt
ALCALDES
Todos los alcaldes de la isls han sido la
mados por Mr. Hollander.
LOS uc hI6CIUO3 Jhnuy y 1ublllVt oeuOl os
Ruiz Sagredo, Mill4n Estrella, pasaran des-
pedir en- 6sa al seHor Muioz Rivera.
NAUFRAGIO
81 vapor del gobierno, UNoAs, naufrag6
frente Fajardo.
CAMTARk
Esta noche cantara en- la fiesta de Ma
ria, que sd celebra en- San Jose, ell tenor Paoli,
q solctud de muchas damas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
Marcos de Oregon.
! Que hay de eIIo~... 7
Mayo . 1907.

segdn rumores que circular, la Corte de
Justicia de San Juan llbr6 uu exhorto la Cor
tie de Humacao para que procediese nn en-
barge en- la casa mercantil de ArgHeso.
No obstante, unCargamentO de azucar,
comprendido en- dicho embargo, fue embarca-
do, segdn Sc dice.
Con este motive la casa Fritze Lund Ca
de San Juan, que es la periodicals, ha recla-
mado en- debida forms.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
Il CABALLER0 De LA TRISlE FICURA
PARA HUMACAO

AAGA 11O LII MhOAV
En- una caballeria
caballeramente va,
ell cabailero Molina
cabalIeresco y galan,
rojeado de caballeros,
caballerizos y tai.
81 hay algdn cabalerote
6 caballerete, azas
descaballado, que niegue
tai ca.ba-ll -lle-ro-si-dsd,
que salga en- un cabsllejo
' venga a caballerear
con ese caballeroso
caballerito y galan.
Caballeros le acompahan
en- caballetes sin par,
y en una caballeriza
caballs lie ofreceran.
Come de ESQ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13

Conecue proposo pdbco M posbes
vnas dad de
nuero hurtdo de mercanc pecios de sltuacdn
acabados
w ANGA s25 MEprAs sEGRAs CA
rs GANGAa So
,n PANUELos medic
C1NruRoNEs blancos para REGALO
de Heeotrcpo csia,
EsTOs PRECos son FIJOS Sc ERvEN PEDDOS CORREO.
MEM0EZ & CO.
40 Frarcisca San Jnanp R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
TribunaIes de justicia

La Corte de San Juan ha librado reqnisi-
torias; contra Ramon Hernandez (a) ZaTT1slts
de Juncos, acusado de robo contra Andres
Cosino Lopez, de la Carolina, por rapto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
La Democracia,' 81 p1blico

Hasta hoy dir gd correspondence pot administrative
Luis Mnnoz Rivera Desde hoy dvbe dgrse esta forma
Cartas para la redacc6n:
Senior Director de La Democraoia."
0AGUAS
Car para Ia administration:
Senior Administrator de !" La Demooraoia"
OAGUAS
supcamos amigos uhbico que mpeen otras d
recaones fin de evitare eviarnos dGculades
En- la direction del pedco queda Jose Munoz Rivera En- adni
nBtraci6n, Nepomuceno Flores
La administration esimonio gratud los
n sutores apoyo esueto perseverance, cooca
LA DEocRAc cuanto 10 econ6mco la stua6n hoy
ocupa, a ia cabeza del ppro5smo puerto-iqueno
LUIS MuNOZ RIVERA 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13

Fl juzgado de Catedral cita Msnolo Fer
nandez, en- 10 csusa que Sc lie slgue por leslo.
mes & Ramon Monte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13

Para el q del corriente Sc he seiialade en-
eorEs de Distrito de Ma agaez, sobre atentado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-13
Ultima hora
San Juan Ma
M0LIMA
RinConets

La comisi6n que fue ess d. certiacado
de xsaballero. Molina Dice que no falt6 en-
NADIA.
Todos los capltsnss saldrku pafa Humscao
& acompaharle.
circula 81 rumor de que rs aanells ciu-
dsd IN gran TetueEEO De p0llssa.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-12-25
A VERY SAD AFFAIR.
Joseph Young Accidentally Shot and
Instantly Killed.

The dismal clouds of sorrow and dis
tress have again gathered over a Bar.
Der county family. Joseph Young, a
farmer residing about nine miles south
east Of the city. was accidentally shot
and killed last Friday noon within a
half mile of town, a short distance
from Elm Creek bridge. He had been
hunting and had large sack of quails
he brought the birds to town but
found no demand for them and was re.
turning home when the accident
happened. He was driving In road
cart. The last man to see him alive
was James Mcclure. He met HIM at
the edge of town. MIR. Young was
then carrying the gun with the stalk
resting on the bottom of the cart and
the barrel ON the shoulder. There
are several ways III which the accident
could have happened and it will never
be known exactly how it was as there
was no eye witness. Among the first
to see the dead man were G. A. Black.
more and cOlored man. They came
to town and reported, and Sheriff GanO
went with few men and brought the
body in. Coroner Moore made an ex
animation and found that the shot had
taken effect in the brain entering at
diagonally. There was no exit but the
incision IN the forehead was horrible.
Death must have resulted instantly.
The wife was sent for at once and
she arrived at about 3 O'Clock. No
words OF man can picture the distress
of that woman when she looked at the
llfeless form OF her companion. In the
morning he left her q strong healthy
man; now his lips are stilled IN death
Besides the wife, he leaves four small
children who lean on her for support,
the oldest of whom is scarcely large
enough 20 render much assistance.
Recognizing the solemnity of the occa-
sion, our people made up purse to re-.
lieve partially, at least, the stricken
family. The amount raised was $75
J. II. Owen took it upon himself to Sc
cure subscriptions.
The funeral services were held at the
court house Saturday afternoon Rev.
Swan and Elder w. T. McLain con-
Quoted the services. The funeral was
largely attended. Rev. Swan preached
splendid sermon.
MI. Young was man about 35 years
of age, robust man in the prime of
life. His sudden death is great loss
to the community and a calamity to the
family which can not be estimated
Our citizens are to be commended
for the interest manifested in the sad
affair and for the assistance rendered.
MIR. and Mrs. Gano, are especially en-
titled to great praise for the kindness
shown to Mrs. Young
1t has never been our experience to
witness sadder misfortune than this
one and our hearts 60 out in sympathy
to Mrs. Young and her little children.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-12-25
Isabel News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Dantz did shop
ping in Pratt last Wednesday.
J. F. Blackwelder and wife spent
Thursday and Friday in Pratt.
Mrs Graves returned from a months
visit among relatives aud friends in To-
wa last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lester White 10 still in very
poor health. Her many friends hope
for speedy recovery.
Rev. Lair filled his regular appoint
ment here Sunday eve and as usual de-
livered an interesting and able dis.
course.
John Cundiff of Conway Springs,
spent Thursday in our midst attending
to business and giving the glad hand 10
his many friends.
r l.. l.. Barnstable went to Medi-
cine Lodge Saturday. and remained ov-
or Sunday for the dedicatiDg exercises
at the NJ. E. church. as the guest of 5.
R. william of that place.
Mr.. Doran of Keokuk, Mo returned
TO his home Thursday. after two
weeks sojOurn here. We understand
he purchased the farm lying Just
south of Mr.. Murray's. He expects to
move in the spring.
A. COss has arrived from northern
Kansas and is living in one of Mr..
Brant's houses six miles north of town
until spring when he will build on his
place just west Of town. We hear he
refused $1,000 cash for it since he came
and there are no buildings or fences on
| it either.
Rev. Quicker of the Grace NJ. z.
church of Winfield gave lecture at
the school house Tuesday night under
the auspices of the Epworth League.
He was welcomed by crowded house
who enjoyed the rare privilege of list
ening to a man of his great ability.
May the League give us more such
treats during the winter is our greatest
desire.
The literary held It's regular meeting
Thursday night. The subject of debate
was Resolved, that curiosity leads a
man farther than necessity will drive
him." Affirmative, Geo. Sellers and
j. Pulaski. Negative, j. f. BLACKWELL
er and r. L. BarnstabIe. Negative
won. After the literary program j. 1.
Blackwelder read an interesting issue
OF the Isabel Squeaky" after which he
resigned as editor and Mrs. l.. Black
welder was appointed III his place. IL
properly conducted our literary may be
of much good to our Young people.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-12-25
SAW DEATH NEAR.

: ut often made my heart ache, ("
writes l.. G. Overstreet. of Elgin.
Tenn, ITO hear my wife cough until IL
seemed her weak and sore lungs would
collapse. Good doctors said she was 50
far gone with consumption that no
medicine or earthly help could save her.
but friend recommended DIR. Kings
New Discovery and presstent use OF
this excellent medicine saved her life. +"
It's absolutely guaranteed for coughs.
colds. bronchitis. asthma and alI throat
and lung diseases. 50c and 81 90 at the
Young drua store. Trial bottles free.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-12-25

A signed statement in last week
Cresset by the republican county Off.
Gals, was a waste of talent because il
proves nothing. The Index stated that
10 reflection was cast on those gentle.
men. We said that an effort was made
to swell the order and we repeat it for
the third time. The fellows outside of
the court house who made mean per.
sonal campaign on US are still at it.
Now that the Cresset has jumped into
this, we want Its honest opinion on the
law as to whether or not the county at
torney and the Cresset publishers were
right in their attempt to deprive the
Index OF those county publications in
August and September. And since the
county attorney has put his name to
thabCresser article. We would like to
know where he has gotten his supplies
since May LIST, 1901. He has ordered
nothing from the present county print.
or. Here is a chance for the Cresset
outfit and the county attorney to expa.
atiate. On the calling down. PROPOSE
ton the Index is prepared TO meet
these distinguished gentlemen.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-12-25
The Methodist Church Dedicated.

The dedication services at the new
Methodist church on Sunday were
largely attended. The morning sermon
was preached by Rev j. w. Jeffrey of
Winfield, and the evening sermon was
preached by Rev. A. A. Parker, of
Wichita. The discourses were deliver
ed very ably and impressively. The
music was rendered by choir compos-
ed of the best talent in the city.
The total cost of the church, not
counting the material used from the
old building, is little over $500. All
but $500 had been raised prior to the
meeting on Sunday and at the morning
service 1858 was subscribed in a short
time, leaving the fund with $50 ahead.
The new building is magnificent one
and the members are to be congratulate
ed on the success they have achieved.
Medicine Lodge can show nicer
churches. a nicer court house and a
nicer school house than any city twice
its size in Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-12-25

The railroad and warehouse commits
sioners of Missouri have recently given
the Santa Fe system big boost. They
say that the physical condition of tht
road is excellent. The beds are heavily
bsllasted, and the wooden bridges are
being replaced with steel Orders and
trusses supported on abutments of con
crete and stone. The Santa Fe IS get
ting to the top round of the ladder rap.
idly and it will only be question of 8
short time when its roads ali through
Kansas will have reached the same
high standard which they have in Mis-
SOuri
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-12-25

NJ. j. Lane left for Los Angeles, CAL.
Saturday TO join his family. He ox-
poets to return in the spring. by which
time he hopes the Choctaw road will
he built up the river from Kiowa. Mr..
Lane hasa bonanza in the salt beds son
his farm midway between Kiowa and
Medicine Lodge, and he will develop
them as soon as railroad facilities are
assured. lie is most favorablv located
for good town and ne is the right
kind OF man 10 push things at the
proper tlme.--Kiowa News.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-12-25
Real Estate Sales.

A. NJ. Houchin has made the follow
ing real estate sales during the past
week:
2iO acres known as the Martin land,
near Lake City, to g. S. Hartley.
800 acres, 8 miles northeast of Medi-
cine Lodge, to Sprigg Bros, of Hiawa-
tina.
$50 acres to j. NJ. Mcclure in Nippa.
walla township.
16O acres in Cedar township to w. A.
Creighton of Harper.
$50 acres, Z miles northeast of Medl.
cine Lodge to ". W. Hewitt.
16O acres In Moore township to Geo.
Scott.
l6O acres in Cedar township to E.
Keith.