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days. II acts directly
on the Kidneys, and
cures by draining out
of the blood the poison
Gus Uric Acid, Lfthates,
etc, which cause the
disease.
Rev. John U.Watson
testiiies I'm the HeiU
York World that u has
saved him from the
edge OF the grave when
dying of Kidney dis
ease and terrible suf-
ering when passing
water. Mr.. James
Thomas, ESQ.,, Of the
Board of Review, Bu-
reau OF Pensions, Wash
inston. ID. C., writes:
Was cured of n usually
fatal Kidney Trouble
af1er many physicians
had failed and he had
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II it fails TO cure
e. W. Groves signature on each box. sc.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06
Zhe&4:s - WOLF ]
- ~ STALKER
A Tale Of the Old New England Frontier.
CHAPTER KIN.
BY G. WALDO BROWNE.

1902. BY GEORGE WALDO BROWNE
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Diseases, Rheumatism, etc.

Disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder cause Brighr
Disease, rheumatism, Gravel Pain In the Back, Blnd-
der Disorders difficult two frequent passing water
Dropsy, etc. For these diseases a Positive Specific
Cure is found In new botanical discovery the wonder
ful kavak kava Shrub, called by bOanists the piper
hysticun from the Ganges River East India. II has
the extraordinary record of hospital cures in 70
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a. yap. amer. ..Phiadeiphia- Coaduio para
este p2cgso. pTocc1case &c &c NcE York "A
carga Sguienie Gadsc;no Lopcz y -. sos
rsaniccA 60 h,s papas 80 css gailcias = Sacos
cai,haros . ;rahTs h1ca'aO - cls qocsoS ScrS
&c /. Nilla'nil C. - cis socise IoO hIS r4pzS
% ;'abrS hscalaO ISIS man;cca q co'oses 90
cls iab6a =. FERNANDEZ y limo Sls .eche
- clS queSoS : b,S pcsc .ccs isi, his caTne 80
cls laboa Bafce.6 Y -, * b.s Inan;eIa ; fdS
csncla 10 SIS chiCharus Ios.s hahichueias IS bgs
;uboS ,ss cls jsb6s +. Font y Hmno aiadoS
;uhoS 20 cls galleiAs {. ,ao6n cls malz CTS
avcaa 10 CTS Us;raS cls inelooo;oneS 81 jaulo-
neS Ct sal q rcras 10 b,S manzanaS 10 bls
papas Lsiimer y Fernsndez TOO aids iabillas
10 fds paja 10 hels bo,ellas , CPS capSuaS q bIS
mauzanas hc!s coles Ochoa y Hermano
tnibrs soda $ bls sllicaio I cl carbonate soda IS
ciiis Io,asa loo CTS conservas Z fds SIS 20 caJas
quesos Castrillon y Ochoa 10 bls mos0aiel c5
SIS chicharos 90 cls ouesos aime AureXN Ct
efec,os 10 CTS galetas / CT camsctas G. tubos
Gonzalez Fontanas GO, Ct anil % SIS harina
maiz sls pimienta La Liga 2S bls pspas
tmbrs bacaao 20 SIS habichuelss s. cls quesos
BIS manzanas 100 c.s gal etas jean n. Perez
IS bIs papas 10 bls hcl lani6n II cIs gal!etas
; cls dulces cls sa.chichon 25 aids p pei BPS
vino So SIS harina Dooley Smith co cI ma
qniraS 4 ID c;iizado hcI nlaquinas FL bits efec-
tos bits expreso 4 aids tinta 25 BIS cerveza I
dulces fds desperdicios so cls conservas 80 BPS
tocino Scrs de X. Torres hijos Rivero co
tmbrs acido l Ct extracto 4 tubes bL codos
a. Vicente CD, 50 bls papaS IS BIS gaIle,as so
cIs velaS fds clavoS eSpecle 2Oo atds arenqnes
50 ttnbrS baca 40 so BIS ccDoi!2s Rubert Hns
| CT botelas IS bits tuOeri4 otros Balas1uide
co, 25 BIS papas 10 SIS habchueias p c,s g,-
lletas * i'd queSos 50 cls jaoon. A varios 3655
bultoS efectoS para varos.
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SAN NICOLAS De BARI, OBiSPO.

Nac6 en- Patara, ciudael de Licia, de pa
dres lustres y piadosos. Sobresalio en- e estu-
do. y ilecuentabA las igesias, ves.ia pobremen
tc, Y Sc ocupaba Ell la or4ci61, Ia carload la
pentercia. Crdenad> de sacerdote, pas6 vi
Star oi Lugares Santos de Jerusalem, y en- ell
viaje h.zo aig amos prodigios J resucito ia di-
fuuLo Vuelto de 81 peregrin ci6n fae por
inspiration diyna eecto oblsE de Mira cum
pho con todos los deOeres dc iii santo prelado.
Retnedi6 mllagrosamente con t1igo gran les ne
cesidades que nucnoS pueDlus ptdeCian. Libr6
tres r~lbuaos irjus.amenle condenados muer-
te, ap I ;ciGndOSe suefloS al enlperador Cons
tantino manifest andoe su inocencia a I'm
muchacho esclavo de Pabllonia que Sc enco-
mend6 II Santo, estan1o sirvieudo Ia copa al
Key en la mesa, st le apareci6, Y, tomandole
por los Cabel!os, Ie resti;ul o Sus padres Illus
Ir5e el SefIor con innumerables milassros, como
cania Ia lglesia en- la oraci0a dc su fiesta y le
llev6 para 81 el dia 8 lie Dciembre irl tfio del
,laFirlitrtO de CriS.O de 21z
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MAS NOTICIAS

x** Juan Morales (a) Caffy Pedro Can
delario (a) BrOsa, queriendo dfundir la luz
por todo ell haz de la TERRA toma1 on dos cajas
de velas en- eli muelle El guardia Calderon es
un oscurantista de marca i.layor y no consntit
que aquel'os denonados areopagitas o6carar
de estatua de la libertad uninando al mundo.
Ell Juez Bazan es tambien cnemigo de la laz
y decreto que Brasa Cnff queden la sonlbra.
durante seSenta dfas en- las catacumbas de Don
Valen.iu Berros
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~ :
|: Uemplos ~ Catoltcos :
y 4
Ss2ssssssssssss e ssa.sassssssssa'
LAS FIESTAS DEL DOMINGO

Catedral misa 4 las 5,7yo.
San Francisco: nlisa las y s. Save so
lemne por la noche, con asistencia del sei1o-
ObiSo
San Jose nisa las IS.
Santurce: nisa las 7yo
Monjas: misa a las OK
CapiIla de San Fran CISCO misa 4 las 6 x
Conception: nlisa las 615
Santa Ana; misa a 6H S45.
LAS FIESTAS DEL LUNES
San Jose: 4 las 7A communion general de
Jlijas de Maria. La misa sera ainenizada c>n
canticos. Por la noche empieza ell novenario
que continuara, ocupando Ia sagrada catedra
los padres Paues.
Ca:edral: misa pontifica las Orlando
ell seiior Obispo Habra bendici6n papal.
San Francisco: misa de communion las 8 y
solemne las g con panegirico cargo del pa
Dire Vega.
Capi la de San Francisco; misa a las 61l.
Conception: nlisa q las or.
San JOSE empiezan las novenas con can
ticos.
Santa Ana: misa las s.
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OCMERCIOY NAVEGACICN
Revista c operaeiones practieadas hoy.


saiIDAs IL ooSTASkRos
Para Aga.dilla y ruia vap. amer. 'vasCO'
con caTga general
pESPAcHADos
NingunO.
OPERAcloSES sOBRE III MUEuK
PEI. La,iner Fernandez
Tcmas Acevedc. IS blS manzanas
OPERAcIoNES De BUQCES EN- PUERTO
TRAvEsA
San Jose descargando
Mamie Swan desca rgando
Springfield descargaudo
IIugoma descarcando
Martha l.. Wallace descargando
San Juan descargando
Salvador invernando
Longfellow pendente
Borlnquen Aguadilla y Mayaguez
Corazon de Maria Ponce
Gnillermito Arroyo
NayagueZana pendienle
Dos HermanoS Fajardo
Dolores Naguabc, Humacao Yabucoa
Rapido Yabncoa
Pedrito pendiente
VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Esp. Martin Saepz"-Con destino q este
puerto y hacienda escalas en- Mallorca Tore
vieja Alicante. Malaga. Cadiz Canarias, Salo
de Barcelona el da 80 del pasado mes
Barca amer Justine II. Ingersol'- Ell
dia " del paSado mes debe haber salido de
New York con destino este puerto.
Esp. Argentine de Barcelona ell
dia 22 de Novie'nbre con escalas en- Valencia,
Malaga Cadiz, Canarias este puerto, los de
Mayaguez, Ponce, Santo Domingo, Habana
Guantanamo, Santiago de Cubay Cienfuegos.
Esp Alicia Ell dia 20 de Nvbre. pasado
salio de Liverpool, Via Santander) con destino
este puerto.
Ing Miguel de Larrinaga lestino
este puerto saldra dlreCtamente del de Liver
el dia 20 del colriente mes
Amer ''Coamo" o"-Saldra de este puerto el
dia 9 del corriente mes con destno directoAa
de New York a.
Amer. "Pathfncer' DE New York sali6
hoy con destino direc;o este Puerto.
Amer. "Ponce"-Saldra de New York el
dla 10 del corriente mes con destno a este
puerto.
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ENTRADAS DE TRAVESIA

De Norfolk, VA vap amer. "Hugoma" al
Gobierno con atb6a mineral
De Philadelphia goieta amer, Martha E.
Wallace flnl4y Brothers & Weymouth Ira
ding CO, ,6l5 toneladas carbon mineral
De New Orleans vap. amer. San Juan
The New York Porto Rico S S. co, c)n car
ga que reSenAiemos en- c. pr6.li1lo ntiinero.
ENIRADAS DE COSTANERCs
De Fa:.ardo gol "Rdpido" en- lastre.
De Fajardo Cuebra blra Pcdrito' Ia
orden. CTS -abaco eabora 10 l6 cIs chocolate.
sAlIDAs pE IRA, EsIA
Para Baracoa, Cuba gol amer John J.
Snow" por su captain en- la>tre.
Para Ia Guayra y escalAs vaP. amer. Phi
ladelphia' por Viliar co,
Curazao.-Sus consignataros caja SOM
breroS.
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Sa n$n ssas.

Dciembre 7, Domingo San Ambros;o,
o5ispo doctor
D;ciembre s, Lunes.-La Purisima Con-
cepcion de Nuestra 0efora, Patrona de Espa-
III y de los puebos de Guayana. Fajardo,
PieIras, Vega Alta Vie3ues.
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Excursion a la CLIebra

FL vapor San Jaan hara un viaje de ex-
cursion a la Culebr4, el dia I3 ID del actual,
para presenciar las tnaninbras uavaes que ten
dram l'lgar en- a4uellAs aguas. 81 Sc reune un
nQmero su6ciente de paSajeros sc haran dos
viajes. Los billetes costaran $40 cada uao, u
los venderan los sg .ntes de "a
Nayy Vo,L arI . +, piro &C r ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
Who Garbled?

Since the discussion of the poor farm
proposition has come mp, we have TAX
Ell particular pains to find out what the
actual cost of the farm to date Is, and
find it TO be $4,9473l. A few weeks
ago we gave it i'm round numbers as
5000. II appeared Ia some of the pa
pers as $6 900, owing to error IN type
setting, before it was discovered. The
republican organ says the cost up to
date is So, ,SSS.03. The trouble with
Lorton is that he can't figure. In
fact he cant do anything except pub
lish lies and write special laws
and he is coarse at that.
As we stated before, we believe that
the farm will pay better under the new
lease but we doubt whether it can ever
be made success.
The pauper bills paid since the farm
was purchased amount to S2,0S5. GA, the
same on an average that were paid be-
fore.
AS to county expenditures the rec
ords need only be cited to prove that the
present commissioners came in power
with the bulk of these obligations rest
ing against them. The Cresset is great
on figures but they never pan out. Ac
cept our sympathy, BrotherLorton, and
try to be good.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
In The AScendancy.

TIE only. republican from Barber
county who attended the big Republic
can Kansas Day Banquet at Topeka
last week was Oscar Haberlein, editor
OF the Kiowa News, and he attended as
the special guest cf Governor Stanley
and other men Of recognized standing
in the republican party. He not only
attended as {. visitor but he took a
prominent part i'm the councils among
leaders. There is probably no man in
southern Kansas whose advice is more
eagerly sought than that of Mr.. Haber-
lein.
Brother Haberlein has had uphill
work on account of opposition within
his party for several years but his ag-
gressiyeness and straightforward meth.
DDS finally won him an exalted posi-
tiCn.
The Index. of course. deplores the
fact that he has gained the ascendaney,
simply because we realize that with
such leadership it will be diff.
cult for the opposition to rout repubIi-
canism, for repnblicanism, we are
convinced. stands for principles oppos.
ed to the welfare of the masses; yet we
cannot help congratulating him upon
his almost phenomenal success. He
precipitated the light on bossism and
ring rule almost single handed and won
when others with less s:ammauy apd
less courage. though as honest and SIN.
cere, signally failed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
A Good Ice crop.

Our recent "cold spell" afforded a
fine lot of 6 inch and S-ipch ice. H.
Tisdale, of Lawrence. has personal
supervision of gang of men and they
will probably get the big ice house pret
ty we'll filled. It is about half full now.
E. L. Chance, L. D. Sparks and 9th
ers also have a supply to run their
business.
1t does not look like we are going to
have many ice famines next summer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
QUO WARRANTO.
Proceedings Started Against the Clerk
In Chautauqua County.

A test case was filed in the supreme
court from Chautauqua county on Fri
day to settle the question as to whether
or not the old county CLERKS and regis
ters of deeds or the new ones are entl-
tied to the Offices.
The following account OF it is clipped
from the Topeka Capital:
"Quo warranto proceedings were
commenced in the Supreme court yes
terday attacking the section of the bl.
ennial election law relating to county
officers. The county commissioners of
Chautauqua county appointed V. s.
Malone as county clerk to sue.
ceed g. G. Robinson. The latter refus.
ed to vacate his Office because of the
opinion rendered by Attorney General
GODDARD to the effect that county clerks
and registers of deeds would hold over
under the law. In order to secure the
office Malone has instituted quo war
rantO prOceedings.''
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
At the Baptist Church.

DR.. d. D. Proper, the Baptist district
missionary of DesMoines, will preach
Sunday morning, Feb. 9th, and in the
evening will give missionary lecture.
illustrated by stereopticon views.
DR.. Proper has very excellent col
lection of views and he understands
his business thoroughly. Ii you have
never seen anything of this kind you
can't afford to miss 1t. and if you have
1t Will do you good to see 1t again.
The lecture will be free, but at the
close an offering will be taken.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
Caught In Missouri.

Sheriff GanO brought a Young man
by the name of Harry Bstz In from
Dearborn, Platt county, Missouri,
Monday. He IS implicated with Fred
Haley and mother of Harper. in The
emoezzlement Charge growing out of
the management of the Commercial
MOTEL at Kiowa. Betz was night clerk
Tie was taken before justice Collins
and gave bond for his appearance for
trial In the district court. Sheriff Gano
had warrant for him at the time the
Haleys were arrested last fall but he
succeeded in keeping hid up to this
time.
Mr.. Betz is mere hoy. He Is only
20 years of age.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
MCKINLEY DAY.
Observed By the Medicine Lodge Pub
lie Schools Last Wednesday.

The Mckinley memorial exercises
were held AT the Baptist church last
Wednesday afternoon. All the rooms
participated i'm the exercises and very
interesting program, in honor of The
martyred president and commemora-
tive of the admission of Kansas into
the union, was rendered.
Recitations were given by pupils
from each room. The pupils OF the
first and second rooms gave nice flag
drill. the quotations from the presi
dents speeches were by pupils In Mrs.
Marshal's room the grammar room rem.
dered beautiful sunflower song, IN
which the faces of the singers formed
large Kansas sunfOwer on Is curtain.
Rev. j. F. Irwin lectured on LES.
sons From McKinley's Life" His
talk was highly complimented.
The cOntributations to the memorial
fund aggregated Sl4 II, including SIS
donated by Postmaster Titus.
The exercises were we'll attended and
the attendance was not confined to re-
publicans, either, as intimated by GER
tain narrow-guaged politicians.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
Of Interest to Pension Claimants.

j. l.. Brady, of this city, has recently
been admitted to practice 10 the Inter-
or Department which means that he
will give special attention to pension
claims. Mr.. Brady has had consldera
bic experience IN pension matters and
any business entrusted to his care will
receive prompt and careful attention.
lie makes no charges where the appli-
cant IS unsuccessful and his charges in
cases in which the applicant is sue
cessful are very reasonable. If you
have any claims place them with Capt.
Brady.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
DIR. ". h. BOLES.
Lectures at the Opera House Next
Monday Night, February 10th.

DR.. w. Fl. Boles will lecture at the
Opera House on Monday night of next
week. The suhject of his lecture will
be "Who Killed Joe's Baby" DR.. Bales
conducted series of meetings and de-
llvered number of lectures IN this city
and Sharon year ago and he is well
known to the people of Barber county.
tie has rer utation for saying things
in an emphatic way and whether YOU
endorse him or not. you can not help
appreciate his courage and power as a
public speaker.
He will have large audience. The
admission price is ten cents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
Harry Nixon Hurt.

While crowd of boys were enjoying
themselves on the ice at the lake Mon
day evening Harry Nixon was acci-
dentally shot through the foot by Gill
ford Davis. Clifford had % rifle and
as usual in such cases, didn't know it
was loaded and was swapping it just
for finn with the above result. Dr.
kociell is attending Harry and he is
getting along nicely. Lucky it struck
him in the foot instead of some other
place. Guns in the hal ds of small bows
are dangerous weapons.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
A BIG SALE.
Oliver Rule Will Close Out His Stock,
Implements and Household Goods
February goth.

Oliver w. Rule, for many years one
of the most substantial ranchmen of
Sharon township, will. sell his personal
property at public sale on Thursday,
February Goth.
This will be very large sale and
may consume two days. Among the
property to be sold, are 29i head of cat.
tle-steers, heifers. calves and a few
thoroughbred hereford cows and bulls
-four head of horses, eight mares.
three mules, fifty head of hogs, farm
Ing implements and household goods.
The ranch consisting of 720 acres, well
improved. is also for sale. IL is located
two miles sonth of Sharon and four
miles south and nine miles east of
Medicine Lodge, one of the finest farm
ing and stock raising communities In
Kansas.
The terms of sale are eight months
time on sums over $40
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
We Need a Commercial Club.

Railroad matters have taken new life
again and prospects for a big Forth and
south road are better than ever. An
independent company have become in.
terested and an extensive road from
Denver to New Orleans is under con.
temptation.
A. E. Yerkes, of Chicago, a railroad
man and capitalist OF great renown
made trip to Medicine Lodge the lat
ter part of last week specially to see j.
M. Bickel who is g wing his time and
money to secure new improvements.
Mr.. 7 erkes was in the city from Friday
until Monday night and conferred with
our people. He was very much i'm
pressed with our surroundings and
speaks very enccuraglDgly. He says
there is no question but that the road
will strike Medicine Lodge and KIowa
ii the citizens Of the county do their
part. No bonds will be asked.
The one thing that Medicine Lodge
needs above all others is wide awake.
energetic commercial! club. 1t would
be nucleus for work and an organiza
ton of that kind would give advantages
to the company in many WAYS. Mr..
Yerkes and Mr.. B'ckel are both very
anxious to have ,clut organized so
that correspondence and work may be-
gin at once. Our public spirited busl-
ness men should take hold of this mat
ter and push 1t to successful issue
Immediately.
A transportation line between Den
yer and New Orleans would be an in-
valuable improvement and when it is
once constructed or resources in this
county win be developed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
Sold Cheap.

Dawson Brown, of Enon, bought
Fred Ellis two-mmute pacer-Mary
Betting-last Wednesday. Considera-
ton, $500. Dawson shipped the mare
to Joplin, Mo-, where the money was
more than doubled. We regret to see
this fine PAGER leave Medicine Lodge.
1t will probably be some time before
another one with as good a gait hits
our grit, but most any of us would
have done just as Fred did. under the
circumstances.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
Their 1902 Booklet.

q. q. Chandler and his associates
have issued anos cher neat booklet like,
that OF last year entitled "A Family
Affair" The title Of this years book
let Is "a Little Community OF Inter.
ests Out In Kansas" Mr.. Chandler and
those associated with him now own a
string of seventeen b:nks-all in Kan
sas except one-the First National
Bank Of Clayton, New Mexico.
The combined deposits of these
banks exceeds three million dollars and
the aggregate capital and surplus is
close to half million. Mr.. Chandler
has lately acquired the title Of "Bank
King" of Kansas and we think that
perusal Ofthis little book will fully sus
tain the title
+ The bank which is now owned and
controlled by the Family" is as fol-
lows There will be several more at
the end of another year:
The Kansas National Bank, Wichita.
Citizens State Bank, Medicine
Lodge.
wellington n atiOnal Bank.
Stockgrowers n ltIonal Bank, Ash
land.
National Bank of Commerce, Gar
nett.
Meade State Bank.
State Bank of Hazelton.
Humboldt State Bank.
Liberal State Bank.
State Bank of Commerce, Dodge
City.
South Haven Bank
Bank of Greeley.
First State Bank, Garnett.
Hunnewell State Bank.
|. First National Bank. Nortonyille.
Colony State Bank.
First National Bank, Clayton, n. Nj.
Kansas farms for sale, by W.C.Al-
ford, at Hazelton, Kans., at reasonable
prices.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
Made $I,7lO.OO.

The city council met in special ses-
sion Monday morning and took up
bonds and coupons held by H. P.
Wright, amounting to SO, ,42O. They
paid SO cents for them. Long & Noble
made the deal. The city, as we'll as
the county, IS making good progress in
unloading its bonded obligations.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05

Mrs. C. B. Hudson, mother of C. c..
Hudson, at one time editor of the In
dex, died at Eureka Springs, Arkansas,
a few weeks ago. The remains were
brought to Kiowa last week for burial.
Clark is working on the Daily Times
Echo at Eureka Springs.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
Broke His Leg.

While out chasing rabbits Tuesday
evening of last week, Burke Dargan
had his leg broken. His horse fell with
him. OLa bone near the ankle was
broken. Doctors Kociell and Cusheu-
berry are attending him and he is get.
ting along we'll.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
A LAMENT!
tBy a Press Agent. ]

Come one and all,
And hear me tell
The fate of Poor ~
Old Peter Bell.
Who took a walk
One day and fell,
Fell not i'm love
But in a well.
And all because
He had to sell
His gold rim specks,
To buy a seat,
(He really could not
Miss the treaty.
To see the play,
So very funny,
Where there's a man
With too much money.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05
AL SnOdderly Arrested.

A. A. Snodderly was arrested at Klo
wa last Friday charged with selling in
toxlcating liquor. He was tried in DO
lice court and found guilty on three
counts. He was assessed with a fine
OF $500 and costs. Mr.. Snodderly ap.
pealed his case to the district court.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05

Mr.. Harry Tilden and daughter, of
Barber county, were visitors in An
thony Tuesday. Mr.. Tilden left his
daughter at the home of DR.. Cleveland, i,
to attend the Anthony public schools
during the remainder of the term
Anthony Bulleti2.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05

The weather is warming up again
We had two weeks of it as cold as it
gets anywhere. When mercury plays
six degrees below zero and stays there
two weeks there's some cold in it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-02-05

Thirty tons of choice bottom hay and
Fifteen tons of alfalfa for sale. Good
feed lots and can feed it out if desired.
See j. w. Finley, Medicine Lodge, or
B. r. Burns, Sawyer, Kans.