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Drugs.

Alcohol. s2.57T2.3c. avafoerida, 40c; alum, 2hg
&c: camphor .SG70e: cotiiincal, 50aj5c. chloro-
form, 5Sa65c: c0poerls. bris. soc; cream tartar,
pure. 30433c; indigo CO sec; licorice, Calab,
MOI phine. L. & w, per or s.. 25q2.50; madden.
l4el6c; oil. castor, per gal, sll94lzo' oil ber-
q w. per OF. 54d39c: balsam copaiba S5q6Oc;
soap, CASTLE. Fr., 3ul6c; soda. bicarb., 215G6c;
salts, EPSON lihi g.: sulphur hour. 2AG5c, salt
peter, 1Gul4c; turpsatine. 4oG5Oc: glyceTine. Ig
2oc; odide potassium - so; bromide potas-
stun. S5dc0c chlJrate Potash l5Q20c; boTax, 20
l2c: cinchonida. istsjc: carbOlic acid, 3i44Ic:
cocaine. c5ltG..5.
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Hogs - Receipts. 400: shipments, 1900
Combined receipts of hogs for five days
show q decrease Of nearly 1000 compared
with the same time last week, and the
ceipts to-day were an average. There was
little surprise in the market. Reports
from other markets indicated that prices
were no more than steady, with the in
dications lower but. Notwithstanding this
the market here opened with all buyers 4
the field and there was considerable ami
nation in the bidding from the start. Ship
pers were more aggressive than packers.
but all were industrious, and the result
was that statesmen held their cOnsi gnments
oped that buyers would not pay the advance
asked, but they seemed willing To- give at
least strong prices compared with yester-
that basis. 1t is possible that there were
occasional sales at higher prices, but gem
orally statesmen did not report any quot
able advance. \ few loads arrived late and
were taken usually at morning prices. not
withstandng the close at neighbOring places
was 5alOc lower Sales ranged from $50
10 $3.50. and large proportion OF the sup
ply sold above 500. Quotations.
Good 10 choice medium and heavy. .S6.3O1l6. 90
Mixed and heavy packing ............ 100000
Good TO choice light weights. 6.1O06. 80
Common 10 fair light weights. 5.S0fl6.05
Common 10 good pigs................ 1905 N
RoughS 5oOIO- 70
Sheep-Receipts. 1s100; shipments so.
Thus far this week the receipts OF sheep
and lambs show an increase OF 1850 over
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WinIfrede 81; Kanawha. 81: Luhrig. Sc. IS; Brazil
DOCK, So %. Greene cCunty. So Indiana lump,
=. Blossburg. s.; slack. sl.75: Hooking valley,
$o15; lump coke. lOc tushel. $50 per tom
crushed coke. 12c per DusEel, s. per ton Bags,
25c per ton extra
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Coal and Coke.

Anthracite tan slzys) s. per ton: smokeless.
$40. jackson. 81; Pittsburg, 81; Raymond. 81:
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Canned Goods.

Corn. S5c0SL@5. Foccbes-Eastern standard
alb. $i75G2: s-lb seconds. SL40QI.60: CaufoTnia
standard. 81 19ft2 20. California seco1 IS 81 49,
Mlscellaneous-3 -kberries. 2-Ib. s5a95c: rasp-
berries. 3-lb N<l0LsU5 pineapplCs standard
2-lb. si55ati-S0; choice, s-uZl0. cove oysters
lib. full weight g5cHfi. light, 6oQ65c: strinr
beans 5-lb SOL 10. Lima beans 81. Z0u Is. Ieas
mauOwfafs. s5cusl, early June. N180Il5: Ion
sters. Sls5H2. rcd cherries. s0c4Sl. strawberries
s1dSscs salmon, lin. sSSGszs Glib tomatoes Sl6t
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Candies-StIck &c Ter ID. common mixed t..
grOcers' mixed. Cl.ci Tanner twist stick ~,
Banner cream mixed, l0dIlc: old-time mixed s.
Nuts-Soft-sh.ilst moi DIS. lS42Oc: Eneisb
walnuts 12n1tc: Brazil nUts 1dc. dlberts H..
peanuts. roasted. 5Jsc. mixed nuts. IT,
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Sheep-Receipts, lslO0; shipments, so.
Thus far this week the receipts OF sheep
and lambs show an increase OF 1850 over
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
FAT CATTLE OF GOOD QUALITY SOLD
AT SATISFACTORY PRICES.
Hogs in Active Demand and Strong
Sheep Active at Steady Prices
Condition of other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
Oct. 1s.-Cattle-Receipts. LOO; shipments,
400. The receipts of cattle thus far this
week show a decrease of over 1900 COM
pared with the same time last week and an
increase of nearly 800 compared with the
corresponding time a year ago The re-
ceipts to-day were $50 smaller than yes
terday and about 800 smaller than a week
ago. So far the GOOD cattle are con-
cerned the market to-day was probably the
most satisfactory of the week. The supply
that was up to the requirements in quality
and flesh was not large, and owing to the
scarcity of that class heretofore this week
there was rather active competition to-
day, and stronger II not some higher prices
were realized. There was also a demand
cattle weighing $50 TO 1850 lbs. The market
for common TO medium butcher cattle and
ordinary stockers and feeding cattle
apparently as dull as il has been at any
time recently, and prices. as usual were
very irregular, but fully low they
have been at any time. Good steers aver
aging 1900 to 1855 lbs sold at s6l5a625. and
heifers as high as $4.75- Quotations:
Extra prime steers, 1850 lbs and
upwards ............................ 5000 $40
lbs .:;;..:....:..::.:. 6.eOa $50
Good 10 choice 100 to l,300-lb
steers $3.50 $50
steers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 475g SIS
Plain fat steers, 1850 lbs and up
wards ...........-.....-...... $500 5.75
Plain fat steers, LOO to 1900 lbs. 475q $40
Faint fat steers. LOO to 100 lbs: S75QD 465
Choice feeding steers, 1000 10 1, 100
lbs, ASA AIS
Good feeding steers, 500 to LOO
lbs ..:...;:................, $3.50 s@
Medium feeding steers, 500 to 500
lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 325
Common TO good stockers ......... 250lD $50
Good TO choice hetfers. 3.T5lI $50
Fair TO medium heifers............. 3.25G 800
Common light heifers............... 250g 800
Good to choice cows ................ 35OT 4 ,
Fair 10 medium cows. 2.90fI 3 30
Common old cows.................... L5OG 2.75
Veal calves ....-..-.................. 4.J0l1 600
Heavy calves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 $50
Prime 10 fancy export bulls....... 3.751 AS
Good 10 choice butcher bulls. 3.25f1 So
Common TO fair bulls............... 2.50lI 800
Good to choice cows and calves. .35.OOaJOOO
Common TO medium cows and
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
Candies and Nuts.

he quotations given tSiow are she selling
prices OF the wholesale dealars.)
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Hams-Sugar cured, IS TO 20 lbs averags ,oea
l21[c; Is lbs average, 12hQ12&c; u lbs ayerae-V
Lard-Kettle rendered, 117sc; pure lard. 11xc
Bacon-Clear sIdes. 50 to % lbs average 1Ss.c.
IN 10 40 lbs average. lie. 20 so Ibs ,O@tS'
III.c: clear bellies p to 80 lbs average 1Ins
to p los AVERAGE. nc: Il to 1s lbs average 20
to Is lbs average. 1O5zc; TO lbs average 1i Y
In dry-salt iac less ~
shoulders-lS 20 20 lbs average. 1oKc. 1s H.
average. 1O14c: 10 TO IL lbs average 100 ~ aus
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$1,000 Alsyke. 81 to $. Alfalfa. choice yer
30 Crimson clover, A.5cG5. Timothy nrIT 1SS
90 56a2 eO extra prime. e 60a2 10 Fa5cvp PINE K
s1ISty bluegrass s. 25G1 -: extra clean soi9ta
Orchard grass, s1.25G1.S5- Red top SOcGS1 ~
English bluegrass, S225q3.
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Flour.
Groceries.

Straight grades. S4Gp420, patent flour. $4,000
4.45: spring wheat rateuts. s5.40a5.55.
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Building Permits.

Transfers. 1s; total consideration. s28 1884
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transactions Mt the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDs, INDIAN
APOLlS, Oct. M-Cattle-Receipts nones
shipments none. The market was strong
on all fat grades with others steady at quo
tatiOns:
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Sharon Items.

Owen Naughton came up from the strip last
week and will stay with his brother TO help
him shuck his corn.
Marion Lumpkin was haying last week but
mad to stop on account of wet weather.
Emmett and Owen Naughton and Ralph
Hendricks went to the fair at Wichita last
Wednesday.
j. r. Dunkin bought new Champion NOW.
er OF I. HI. Trice last Saturday. John knows
good thing when he sees 1t.
W. r. Hendricks went to his claim in the
strip last Friday and returned Sunday.
The exercises at the Baptist church last
Sunday night were good. Hiram Cushen5ery
was the leader.
John Stalker is up from the strip visiting
with his old Barber county friends. He says
that wheat looks fine in the strip.
We had another good rain Sunday night
which puts the ground in good condition. Tae
wheat is growing fast
Mrs. Bacus fell out of buggy last Saturday
and threw her shoulder out of place. DIR.
Clark set it for her. She is getting along as
well as could be expected
Mrs. Hammer OF Sharon died last Friday and
was buried Saturday. She leaves many
friends to mourn her death.
Tom Solomon returned from Wichita Satur-
day where he had been taking in the tair-
William Ga.itiie received word from the new
country last week that there is ,chance for
him 10 get farm down there and on Thurs
day he started Tor the new country. We hope
that he will be successful.
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Felix Ref Killed.

The friends of Felix Ref and family
are panied aud shocked to hear that he
met his death last Thursday by being
thrown under a horse. The acciden;
happened in Woods county about 40
miles southwest of KioWa, on Wedues
day evening, October 2nd A neighbor
came to Kiowa for physician but be-
fore the doctor got there the next day
Mr.. Ref was dead. On account of the
condition of tbs body, iuterment was
made necessary almost Immediately at
ter death and he was buried on The
homestead.
Mr.. Ref leaves a vile AMI three chill
dren. He was member OF the A. o
u. W. lodge of this city and carried
LOCO insurance. His grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Ref, reside west of
this city, his father is now in Mexico
and a mother and brother live in Wis
cOnSln.
The deceased had been a citizen of
Barber county for number of wears.
but about two weeks ago he moved to IA
claim on the Yellowstone about 60
miles south and west. He was a strong
man and natural h0rseman. He was
one of the best riders we ever knew.
but it cost bis life. He was breaking
very bad one at the tiIue of the fatal
accident, the horse threw itself back
wards and caught Felix before he could
get out of the saddle. He lived less
than a day.
All who knew him are sorry to learn
of his death. He was an industrious. up
right young man devoted to his family.
a nice neighbor ready at all times 10
lend helping hand to those in need and
distress. In sickness he was always a
comforter aud his charity was bound
less. We extend To his widowed wife
and fatherless children and aged grand
parents our heartfelt sympathy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-09

The candidacy of Riley Lake for com
missioner Is meeting with favor all ov-
er the third district. His qualifications
are recognized by everybody and his
standing as a citizen and a taxpayer
make him strong candidate. There is
no man in the county who has more en-
ergy, push and business in him than
Riley has, and If he is elected the inter-
estS of the county will be as carefully
guarded as they are now. Mr. Lake
will make worthy successor 10 Henry
Walker and that of itself is as high a
compliment as could be paid him.
The contest in the third district is a
friendly one. Mr.. DeGeer, the republi-
can candidate, is highly respected cit.
lzen and the campaign is free from per.
sonalites. The worst that can be said
of him is that he Is ia bad company.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-09

The County Commissioners met in
regular session on Monday. The bust
ness of the session is heavy and there
Will be considerable work. It was gen.
orally supposed that the commissioners
would appoint officers at this meeting
to fill the vacancies which will occur
under the biennial election law in jan
uary, but that idea is wrong The
commissioners will not appoint these
officers until the January meeting. The
terms of the present officers do not ex-
pire until the second Monday in Janu-
uary and the Commissioners meet the
first Monday. This will give the new
officers one week 10 make preparations
to take charge of their work. 1t is
paobable that a test case will be made
about. that time TO decide in court
whether the old officers can hold over.
According to the attorney generals
opinion they can not.
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The ChOctaW Railroad.

AN important meeting will be held
In Medicine Lodge next Tuesday, DC.
tober 18th, TO consider plans to secure
the Choctaw railroad. Between this
time and the 18th it is suggested that
the different townships interested in
the movement hold meetings and talk
over what can be done in the way of
raising subscriptions ard granting
right Of way.
The committee in charge of the mat
ter have nothing but the most favor
able reports and it now looks like the
Choctaw will come. Hon. Beeks Errick
OF WeatherfOrd, Ok, who has charge
of the matter for the Company, is very
much interested and will probably be
here to meet with our people. J. W.
McLoud, of Little Rock. Ark, another
of the promoters of the road talks fav-
orably. Samuel Stewart, Medicine
Lodges representative On the commit.
tee, thinks the prospects for the road
are bright and he urges a large attend
ance of our citizens at the meeting on
the 18th. Everybody come in and help
push
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Observation-Disclosures.

JOhnathan d. Mathews and Julia F.
Gallagher were united in marriage on
Monday, October !, 1901, Rev. J. j.
Griffin, pastor Of the Baptist church
officiating. Mr.. Mathews is one of the
cOunty's most substantial stockmen
and an excellent citizen in every re-
spect. His bride is most estimable
lady and will be valuable helpmate
to share his prosperity and assist him
in his life'S work. We extend con-
gratulatiOns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathews left the same
day for trip to Indiana They will
be gone about month.
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In Memory Of Louisa Smith.

A friend sends the following lines il
memory Of Mrs. LOUISA Smith. late O
Elm Mills township:
We were weeping round her pillow,
For they said that she must die;
1t was night within our bosoms,
1t was night upon the sky;
She had come down to the Jordan,
And we had gathered at her side,
Struggling to withhold orr mother
From deaths dark and chilly tide
We impelled the grim death angel,
Just this once his hand to stay
For the sake of those dear children,
In their home so far away.
We could almost hear them weeping
For their mother in the far-of home,
And their cries went upward,
For sweet mother once more to see.
20, many dear ones need her."
Cried the husband in deepest woe.
Our dear children need her.
Father do not let her GO;
Brothers pleading and their sisters,
oh. she is our only one,
And our lives will be so empty
When our mothers gone from home.
And the one who knew no other
Half so sweet in all life's way.
Wept and pray ed in deepest anguish,
That God the hand Of death might stay.
But nearer rolled the dark, dark river,
Fainter grew her teeting health,
And the beauteous eyes grew DINNER,
Till our mother slept in death.
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Santa Fe Detective Killed.

q. c. Montgomery, one of the best
known Santa Fe detectives in the West,
was shot and instantly killed at Win
field Saturday night. He was at home
doing work at his private desk when an
unknown person discharged load of
buck shot in his face and breast.
MIR. Montgomery has made several
trips to Barber county in his official ca
pacity. He was one of the best Secret
Sevice men the Santa Fe ever had on
its force.
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A correspondent TO the Kansas City
Times, in discussing the Barber coun-
ty printer law, says that the propO sitlon
was submitted to the people before it
became law. That is a mistake. If
the proposition had been submitted 1t
would have been knocked galley west.
The fellows who worked it through did
not dare to submit it to the people. It
was put through very quietly and very
few people knew anything about 1t.
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Teachers Examination.

The next regular examination for
Teachers Certificates will be held in
the School House in Medicine Lodge
on Saturday, Oct. 20, 1901, commend
ing promptly at 1870 A. M. All per-
sons holding temporary certificates or
whose certificates expire in October
and any Others expecting to teach in
Barber county this year, should take
this examination. After this eXami-
nation we do not expect to grant any
temporary certificates
p. L. LAKE, Co. Supt.
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N0TI@E.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on Oc-
tooer Is. 1901, the lumber from the following
bri 1ges will be sold 10 the highest and best
bidder for Cash in hand. Said sale to be on
the ground where bridge is located, as fol-
lows, towit:
Bridge 1-s miles west of Kiowa, at 10 o.
clock q. m
Bridge known as the stranathan bridge, at
O'Clock p. N.
Bridge two miles southeast of James Strana-
than's. at O'Clock p. m.
All of said bridges are located on N1Ie
creek. J. E. HoLMEf
County Cler.s
By order of the Board of County Connie
sioners.
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A. b. Davenport, the candidate for
justice OF the peace in this township is
an experienced hand at the business.
He was j. p. for eight years In Iii
nois and held similar position since
coming to Kansas. So far Mr.. Daven.
port has no opposition in this cam
paign and II the republicans do tho
right thing thsy will make 1t unani-
nous. Mr.. Davenport Is well qualified
for the Cfice.
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Ladies' CIOaks and Suits.

III. L. Woodward is the only firm in
town that has the samples and takes
orders for ladies' tailor made suits,
cloaks and jackets. He represents the
Imperial Cloak and Suit company of
Chicago. Call and see his large line of
samples.
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Willard +. Cline and
Henrietta L. Kreie, both of Kiowa,
were married in the parlor at the Grand
Hotel on Saturday, Oct. 5, 1901. Pro-
bate Judge Lacy tied the knot in royal
STYLE. Mr.. Cline is stenographer In j.
w. MetZ's extensive store and is a
young man of exceptionally good traits.
We wish him aud his beautiful bride
happy and prosperous life.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-09

The supreme court has rendered a
decision against the Nation crusade
method. This settles the question that
a private citizen Of Kansas can not
abate a nuisance. The court holds
that whatever is done in this direction
must be done through the officers of
the law.
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WHAT is YOUR FACE WORTH,

Sometimes fortune but never if Won
have a sallow complexion, jaundiced
look, moth patches and blotches on the
skin-all signs of liver trouble. But DR.,
Kings New Life Pills give clear skin.
rosy cheeks. rich complexion. Only %
cents at the J. r. Young drug store.
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WANTED: About 40 good farmers 20
buy as many good farms In the best far
ming portion of Barber county and near
2 railroads. Prices ranging from S. to
Sl2 per acre. Fol further particulars
call on or write w. G. Afford at Hazel
ton, Kansas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Hit have the SIM
cere sympathy of their many Medi-
cine Lodge friends in the loss OF their
baby boy, James j. Hit. The child
was four months and seventeen days
old. 1t died of dyspepsia. The funer
al services were held last Wednesday,
conducted by Rev. J. F. Irwin.
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There is movement on foot to take
j. w. DeGeer off the republican ticket
and substitute another name for COM
missioner. A prominent republican
from the northwest was talking 1t on
the streets last week and several Medi-
cine Lodge republicans endorsed 1t.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-09

S. G. McClain is doing better. His
family arrived from Pennsylvania on
Friday and Mac is a changed man. de
isas quiet and nice as any man in town.
The family reside in the Sheldon prop
erty on Second avenue which Mr.. Nc
Claim recently purchased. They show
ed good judgment in gradually trans
ferrlng their capital from the east to
the west.
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We would like to know how 1t can be
figured that job printing Will cost less
under the new printer law than it does
under the old system. Heretofore job
work always was done on a certain
price rate. The new law leaves 1t open
for the printer to charge what he pleas
es. The law doesn't fix price for that
class of work at all.
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Judge and Mrs. Funk returned last
week from tip in Barber, Harper,
Kingman and Sedgwick counties.
Kansas. He has bought 40 acre farm
four miles north of Wichita and will
leave soon for their new home. The
Judge and his estimable family have
many friends here who re2rst, to see
them leave this communicable
Review
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

State of Kansas, Barber County ss:
In the matter of the estate OF Abraham
Smith, late OF Davis county. Iowa.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th day OF
September, A. ID. 1901. the undersigned was By
the probate court of Barber county, Kansas
duly appointed and qualified as Guardian OF
John Fred Phye, minor heir of Abraham
Smith, late of Davis county. Iowa, deceased.
All parties interested will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly
PHILLIP r PHYx.
First published Sept. 20. Guardian.
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Strayed.

l have stray COW and calf in my
pasture in Aetna township. Brand LIP
(connectedl. color dark red with slight
brindIe The owner can get them by
paying cost of keeping and advertising.
G.. l.. Hoy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-10-09

Reese Clark and A. J. Bentley, of
Kiowa, have been driving through the
northern part of the county and south
ern Pratt and Kingman counties look.
ing for feed for their cattle. They did
not find the feed supply any better than
it is in Kiowa, Moore and Hazelton
townships. They returned home yes
terday feeling all Ok. The recent rains
insure good wheat pasture.
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Committee Meetings.

The People Party Central Committee of Bar
Der county Is hereby called to meet in the
court house al Medicine Lodge on Saturday,
october 19th This will probably be the only
meeting of the campaign and full represent
at1on Is desired. F. NJ. SHELL, Chairman.
f. K. Hayes, Secretary.
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The Index was favored with call on
Monday from L. II. Wyatt and son,
of Turkey Creek township. Mr.. Wyatt
works at the gypsum mill at that place.
He was down here TO see about getting
some school land.
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Miss Minnie Irwin has been employ
ed to teach in an additional room in
the city schools. The attendance has
increased SO much that another teach.
or was necessary. Miss Irwin teaches
the sixth grade.