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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
Got the Wrong Man.

On Tuesday afternoon the disgrace
ful conduct OF a man, whose home Is
near Medicine Lodge, by calling at the
nome OF one OF our most respected clti-
ZenS and insulting the lady of the
house. who was alone at the time, with
remarks and insinuatiOns not becoming
gentleman at all, aroused indignation
and surprise to the acQuaintances of
the man. The disturber of the peace
was promptly arrested. and fined to the
full extent OF the law by the police
judge.-KiOwa News. Review.
The Kiowa authorities made a very
grievous error IN this. They arrested
one of the most respected farmers of
NippawalIa township and fined him
for the act Of some other person. The
people OF this part Of the county are
we'll acquainted with this man, he has
lived In Barber county for many years,
is an upright, quiet, law abiding citi.
zen and nobody who knows him will be-.
iieye for moment that he was guilty
OF the oct charged: This farmer has
done great deal Of trading at Xiowa
but on account of the abuse and insult
sustained last week he has spent his
last cent in that city. And what is
more, be has great many neighbors
who feel the same way about it. The
Kiowa authorities acted too hastily in
this matter without giving the man q
chance to establish his innocence. It
is probably true that there are some
bad characters loating around Kiowa,
and We have no doubt that the offense
complained. OF was committed by some
body, but 1t is only adding to the dis.
grace to humlliste a resident farmer
aud a gentleman OF unquestioned repu-
tation, In this manner. Certainly the
Kiowa people do not want the impress
sion TO go out 20 the country people that
they are not safe to come to the city.
yet this is the effect of the proceeding
above noted.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
Barn Burned.

A. NJ. Fouch's barn In Valley town
ship was consumed by FIRE last Wed.
nesday night. or, more accurately
~ speaking. about 8 O'Clock the follow.
ing morning He lost about 200 bush.
els Of oats. some wheat, horse and a
harness. besides the barn which was q
good one.
Mr.. iFouch resides near Isabel. The
people In the city and vicinity suspect
that the community IS infested with
somebody who Is bent Oh mischief. A
few weeks ago fire was set to the grain
elevator In Isabel but was discovered In
time to put 1t out. An examination re-.
vealed the fact that it had been satur.
ated In places with oil. There seems to
be no hypothesis on which the origin of
the fire at Mr.. Fouch's can be based
and it is the general belief of the neigh.
borhood that it Is a case OF incendiar
ism.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
THE PRAIRIE DOG TAX.
A Township Trustee and a Taxpayer
Objects to 1t.

Medicine Lodge. Kans.. August 10, 1903.
Eds. Index: In your report Of the commits
sioners proceedings In your last issue, II IS
stated that the trustees returned reports "of
dog towns" and levies were made for their
respective townships. and In the table, in.
clude this p-Nippawalla-with q levy
OF one mill. This Is entirely wrong. Tho levy
may have been made-I haven't looked It up
yet-but it was not on my recommendation.
made no report on dog towns. When I
have to enumerate prairie dogs am going to
resign. l have given the law no thought
except OF contempt. l have never talked with
any one in regard to this matter nor has \
single person asked me about 1t.
There are not many dog towns left in the
township, none but what the owners can
exteIminate. Dozens of men in the township
have gotten rid of them including myself, and
We most emphatically object to being taxed
for the benefit Of others.
Yours Truly,
ROBT. l.. GRoRNDYKE.
The1ndex was partially in error last
week in saying that reports from all
the township assessors in townships
infested with dogs were received.
No such a report was received from
Nippawalla. The Board acted from
Its own knowledge in respect to that
township as we'll as In other cases.
But the levy as published last week
was correct, as well as the reference to
the new law enacted by the legislature.
Strictly speaking. the law was com.
Piled with only in few instances. It
provides that the trustees shall report
to the commissioners the acreage Of
infested lands and the commissioners
shall be governed by such reports in
making the levy.
The trustees, under the law, must do
the 'extermlnating" act and they are
allowed 81 per day for time actually
spent, and the tax Is supposed to de-
fray this as well ss other expenses aris.
ing out Of the transaction.
We think MIR. Groendycke's objection
to the law is we'll taken. It is q very
poor law but not any worse than other
things handed down by the late lament.
ed
The time Will probably come when
one man will be taxed to get rid of
another mans bed-bugs.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
Lecture Course.

The Lecture Course for the coming
winter promises to be an unusually
attractive one and every number will
be fine.
Champ Clark. the gifted Missouri
Democrat, will open the course with a
lecture Oh Oct. 3rd. The proper course
to pursue right now IS to engage your
tickets of Miss NJ. Nell Sample who
has charge of that department Of the
work. If she happens to find you not
at home, call her over the phone and
engage your tickets. Each ticket en-.
titling the owner to admission to any or
all Of the entertainments costs ST.. so.
Seats for each entertainment can be
reserved few days in advance for ten
cents each and this sale of reserved
seats will be held in the evening In
place of the morning as was done last
year.
Those who wish to reserve @ seat for
the season can do so by paying $500,
thus making the course cost them 9Oc.
more than the other method. The
reservation of these season seats Will
be held Saturday evening September
10Th. The purchasers name will be
drawn from . hat and the first name
drawn will have first choice and the
tenth name, tenth choice and so on.
This will be great saving OF time
and patience to the purchaser.
No person will be entitled to select
more than seats and the tickets must
be shown at the time the seats are re.
served but not at the opera house door.
The Boston Ladies Symphony Or.
chestra- will be the second number. 1t
Is composed of 20 fine musicians aid
Will be worth the price OF the entire
course.
Tickets will be on sale at the Bank
and from Miss Sample on Sept. LIST.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
An Artesian Well.

w. 8. Clements Of Deerhead town.
ship had the good fortune last week to-
strike an artesian well OF his ranch.
The well is located eight miles south of
Sun City. Mr.. Clements was drilling a.
stock well and when he got down Y
feet he struck stream OF water that
shot up 10 the top number of feet into
the air. He piped 1t and now has a
continual stream of excellent water.
When the drill got within about a
foot OF the Rusher il seemed as though.
it was playing on sponge and as soon
as the spongy dirt was penetrated the,
water spOuted forth.
This we'll adds greatly to the value OF
the ranch and it may lead on to great
irrigation plant. Our lnformer says it
Is very strong stream. The possibili-
ties of Barber county are great.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
A Fake Story.

Two weeks ago the Index clipped a
short story from an eastern paper stat.
ing that the st. Louis Exposition au-
thoritles would give transportation to
and from st. Louis at the time Of the
Exposition next year for q silver dollar
dated 1894. The article went on to say
that the government IS calling these
coins in-that 10000 were coined In
that year and all but 400 were called in
and that the government was paying q
high premium for the remaining ones.
The story was started without foun.
dation. POSTMASTER Titus took the
matter up with the exposition author.
tiles who promptly replied that there
was nothing In it. Those who have
been saying their 1894 dollars. and there
are quite q number of them in Medicine
Lodge, need have no further hesitancy
In putting them into circulation. They
are worth just 100 cents. Some people
were foolish enough to pay a premium
for these coins. They are wiser now.
DIR. Hammond's Dental Office is over
HALLS n = ri Cforo
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
A Warm Controversy.

The Valley township road imbroglio
is getting to be an interesting affair
and II We are informed correctly IL is
gradually producing bad blood between
parties who should work together har-
moniously and bear neighborly rela-
tion TO each other.
This matter has been hanging fire
ever since April when a petition was
presented to the commissioners to es.
tablish road on a section line. Tho.
road seems to be public necessity for,
all parties concerned and at first there
was no opposition to it except by N. b.
Marshall and ]. M. Hall. The viewers,
however, rejected the road on the
ground that Messrs. Marshall and Hall
asked excessive damages. The com.
missioners rejected this report for the.
reason that under the law the viewers
had no right to reject road on such
grounds. They appointed new set OF
viewers at the July meeting consisting
OF A. B. Purdy, Luke Chaplin and j.
A. Mccoy. These men met on Tues.
day of last week and again viewed the
road but will not render q decision un-
I'll the 18th.
Recently Mr.. Marshall got mp q re-
monstrance signed by a number
of citizens OF the township, but tho
friends Of the road argue that 1t is not
signed by any of the residents contigu-
Gus to the proposed road except Messrs.
Marshall and Hall who opposed it from
the start. Mr.. Marshall asked $1,000
damages and Mr.. Hall $3.50. They
claim that the road will ruin their re-
spective farms. Other land owners
offer to give right Of way free. Meta
bly, among these are j. A. Murray, An
drew Roessler and Spriggs Bros.
The matter will be settled at the Oc.
tober meeting. Whatever is done, VIII
not be satisfactory to all parties, but il
appears that those who want the road
are In the majority and they are per-
sistent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

l. B. Hayes OF Sharon and Martha
McClain OF Kiowa were granted license
to wed by Judge Gleason the first of
last week. We had heard Of it before
printing the paper last Wednesday but
the probate judge was cautioned not to
permit the papers to publish it until
this week. We suppose the young
people were afraid their parents might
object.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Miss Grace Clark, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Reese Clark, of Moore town
ship, visited with Sheriff Haun's
family in the city last week. On Thurs.
day night Miss Pearl and Master
George entertained IN her honor and
the young folks had great time but
1t was little rough on the sheriff who
had lost two nights sleep before.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Toe corn crop in Barber county is GO
ing to be good in spots and in other
places tt will hurry it to make good
fodder. In Sharon township and in the
eastern and southeastern edges Of this
township many fields will yield from 25
to 40 bushels per acre. The same re-.
ports come from Moore and parts of
Valley. In MinRona the yield is re-
ported very small and in Elwood and
Eagle there will be just enough grain
to make good fodder feed. On the
whole the county will show a better
average than anybody had expected.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
Barber County Teachers.

The county examining board COM
pleted their work in grading papers
and issuing teachers certificates, re-
sultinG from the July examinations.
last Wednesday. Forty.two certificates.
were issued of which three are pro.
fessional, seven first grade. eight.
second grade and twenty.four thIIG
grade.
Another examination will be held o:p
August Oath and 25th. There is a,
shortage CT teachers in the county and;
unless more home talent is found there
may be occasion to import few
teachers.
The following are those who receiv-
ed certificates last week:
Mrs. Anna N. Hahn Ira Stout
Ada B. Shilling Minnie CANT
Cecil Osborn Addie RumseS
p. D. Lake C. W. Selby
b. e. Hagerman Will Jarvis
Ermine Osborn Addie Purdy
Margaret Nichols n Mary MaoGregor
Ezra Shield Augusta Reynolds
Mary Anderson Josie Horton
Pearl Humphreys Hiram Cushenbery
Glenn Lynde Emma Fairly
Hattie Thomas Leva Newland
Alpha Tincher Clara White
Luells Hull Cora Springer
Jessie Msc0fe9or Elva Stephens
Sylvia Kettering Rollen McGrath
Chas. Marr Zells Isherwood
George Wright May AXtell
Cola Martin FlOsSie Rosell
Anna Muller Jessie Rankin
Dorothy Burt. Frank Marble
The examination on the Oath and 25th
is open to everybody whether a pre-
vious examination has been taken or
not. Teachers who want to try to get.
a better certificate are not excluded.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
Benedict.Snodgrass.

Eli Benedict and Mrs. Beatrice
Snodgrass were married at Alva on
Tuesday evening August 4th. They
left for New Mexico the following day
on wedding tour. They will reside
near Alva where MIR. Benedict has q
fine ranch.
They are both Medicine Lodge people
and have many warm friends here.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Elder. r. FL. Tanksley will sever his
connection with the Christian church
an this city September 1st. A new
pastor has not yet been secured. Elder
Walker Of Wichita was here on Sunday
and preached two Interesting sermons
---one at the Christian church in the
morning and one at q union meeting at
the Baptist church at night. The
members of the church are talking Of
employing him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Mrs. J.O. Hahn left last week for a
visit to her parents at Minneapolis in
the north-central part of the state. Mr..
II. will follow her today and return
with her the last Of next week. He
Will stop of at Wellington, Wichita
and Newton to see what prospect there
10 for carpenter work and also day at
Abilene to visit Rev. W. A. Cain 8
folks.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Cainie Farmer came up from Still.
water, Ok, last Wednesday to dispose
or some horses. He reports a success.
ful business at Saltwater and a pros.
porous country. He leaves for home
today.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

VIM. T.. Gamble and Miss Nellie
Prock OF Hazelton procured the neces.
sary legal documents from Probate
Judge Gleason last Thursday TO be.
come man and wife. They are among
Hazelton's best young people and the
Index takes pleasure in Wishing them a
brilliant future.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Mrs. Hennlngsen was finally released
from jail on Tuesday eyening of last
week and she returned to her home at
Kiowa with her husband on Wednes-
day. Mr.. Henningsen finally paid $35
OF the $50 fine assessed against her and
the costs in the case.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Nothing enrages a subscriber to a
newspaper 80 much as to have the pa.
per omit continued story occasionally.
One OF the organs" subscribers told
US last Friday that he intends to stop
the paper if 1t ever repeats the offeuse.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

H. I. Woodward is exclusive agent
for the 0. B. Flour-the best brand In
he market. It is popular with all who
use it. Buy a sack of flour.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

o. Coyle is preparing to build a good
house on his farm south OF town. w l..
and Curt Parsons took the contract.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

III. II. Cases driving mare died or
Saturday night. This is the second
horse he has lost recently.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Editor Watkins of the Shsron Adyo.
cate was In town Saturday between
trains.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

j. 81. Minick and wife returned
home yesterday from their visit with
their daughter. Mrs. l.. a. Eby, at
Acme. Texas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Corn cutting has begun. Bud Nc
Cracken offered us job on Saturday
but we weren't feeling we'll.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Marion Grouse took car of fat COWS
TO Kansas City the first of the week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Dr. G. l.. SPARKS resident dentist.
Office over Citizens State Bank.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

Mrs. K. F. Rudolph of Kiowa visited
with Mrs. Elizabeth Rudolph last week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

The Willing Workers will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. wilkins.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1903-08-12

DR.. Hammond's Dental Office is over
Halls Hardware Store.
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Gen l6OlIke Guinoe paa Cje(e.
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Rnntert bleo 6iemfGro8giloet, men troos 3etternes
Monsfoloig6ep og Den aole Bin. Jon f%anteOe De iuoels
fmnffeoe S0lpbagre, par Dog gor96errens ri8e 9une og
G89Iternes alaoe Sino Maaltioets beofe &rpOoeri. Oct
oar lDIteligt at ie Margdret. Sbe o9 4nnd @nepolosoatz
ir Imile til 6oeranOre og iamtdle mantert iom gaHle
Doge. % anuo % 8rifofer aruie COB 5oritaaslis
briffe 9enItabsifaaRr.
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faae Oct goDe d penlige 5orbolo meaem 6enoes 2@gtes
6erre "a grooer 4mbroius. 9egpnbelien ipaaebe goot.
% dremtioen bolot. 6puo benne glade bitten lopebe. Oct
gif 4mbroius iom flere t%9ntiomme og Grlige Sj9le
bIanot Qdpiiterne. 6an npttebe 9eiten al tine 0age til
en- a~runoig % uhiloet qr9pelie al Den M Care, en- Ser
nina. ban birtil tun 6apoe uofert balot % Tom 9linbe.
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DER oenne inore Stamp unoertibsn raaopilo bar n9r peo
at tabe Mooet, 6ois Gre fuube ban oa beOre gnoe fine
SierteTutfe END Margarets2 5bem bapbe benoes goos
Billie til meo Sfaaniom6eo at piie BAN til Rette, eaer
benoss ijalone @ape til milot at trpfe % buspale bam2
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sgIferfragte 6sQig6eos 8rone.
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up BET life 5aarntdmmer, 6ppr ban bapoe Tibet meo
Rnuo for II Qar ii0en, Qftenen fgr ban rO til 9isin9
aloifer for at gate De lpnner pg bgre en- Wlesie. lei
6leee gilcoe At Mdrgoret, ban bne 8age baoee Jet peo
QloItersts 1alegittcr, ouffehe op bans Nin6e, o9 fulO
al 5rpb oper Mooiatningen melem MI % b%en8ang, oro5
ban I'm glaze og blomfreuoe 6uitru til fig Og ilgn8eoe i'm
Qrm fat ON 3enoes Mibic.
Gaaleoes foO Dc tapie en- Stuno % iaa u6 oper ben
qrprne, ifobfraniepe 0al, boor @uoenaaens 9anoe BIN
ffoe Maanelpiet. Margarets 6ierte i~trgmmeoe oper Al
aqrlig6eocus op6efe Rsrelie, Og ioet bun m~inOeoes, aO
bnifen farefulb U2prtsts gej BUN par bIeOen fert til ems,
@labe "a 5reo, inotil bun MI bar bapnet ut joroiit.
9arabis, IF BIN ct tlarsre SIM enb fer paa i'm 6iertensz
bens 9pjiinoetas0 % 5rofatbeo. SUN i%l1ngeoe fine arms
ON bans 6alg og uDtalte De pmmefe Orb belle i'm SiGis
0pbs 5atnemmeig6eo.
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Dcts aampe Qlpoe Og bolot unber aae Ompetslin9er %
rnsgen Misten0efie 6aabet DeOigs, inotil Opreisningens
areFuloe Dag omiiner tom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-16
Golpte Hapitel.
9nno NiOgeniens g6rcsong.

Snuos og Soes ffsnne 6jem. 6opebgaarhen Gieat.
rup (ailoetorp). bpor De pmiper 6dpos funbet en- tina
9apn, bar alereoe bengang en- ganlmel, aoeli9 oq fri
eaaro meo Ct uoitrdft 5i1ig9enoe at @9er % eng, Stop
og Sen6srso1s. Gaaroen bar 1T gamle Qapn at fine
Sitter, S1giiloe, glopmanostiloe og anuosftlbe, lom
1%pruoieee tsn Imatte Stop, Der oengang omgao 0aare
ben. -
Siot 9aooe ben peret aongens Sic; men Sans
Raaoe, ION meset bnbeos at m~agelrgge, 6aboe funbet Be-
bag eopsritrups froOige Stope og gooe ,Sagt, bporfor
ban gjoroe ct Butte meO anub. Der operorog aono.n
eoOeritrup Og fog aieQerup / eteoet.
0aar6sns 9pgninger rare pei peoliQe6olote ca gos
lfgeH en- iten Borg meo 10 Stotpurf, Erappeaaple ca ct
f%pirtronet 1oorn. aongsn fap6e toitet meaet paa ben
aanlie 8orgs 5orifsnHeiie; 6st oar tiaige en- rummslia
Sohg nso en- tor sal % mange 9prelier, ubithreoe meo
ct rigt 9o4aUe, Der pionene ON 1ic.ns Qraotinqe. 7et
par aitiaa tn 9oli9, en- fri Ulan0 paroig qnelens
@lansperiooe.
Def bar Oa let NOT for Sbe Rielsoatter at mobtaae
og blle itore Gaiter, iom MI %iremmeOe til aielerup, noas
ls oprigtig g~lGoenoe Zig oper Gjsrens Qptfe eTtr Taa manoe
2~rangsler, andre lpine efter at operpare ben fialone
0sjticelig4eo, iom MI iufoe fses en- talria areDs af
Rigets beoite Weno Do apinoer. @Gternes Gal sasbes
eesunen peo Ben 0mFtanoisbeo, at songen I bisIe 9oo.
psnteoes pd Gennemrejie til Wlariager, bpor ban aateos
at oOale nogls 9age. 6lere pare oerfor TONNE Der til
Ggnsn.
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%tnofunoet ig aaereoe fere 0age for BEN ~faIiatts Iii,
rsrlt al ale 5olmer og Marsaret men beres gsrn. bernait
ariitoffer aruie neo fin Suitru 2(nna Seefelb ga aaps
ribs sanee Feo @Hra Grsooi0soattet. Saa pare De nil
after ale, ION bare aipe, famleos glaOe liaeIom
game Oags pda Btngegaaro, og unbrenoe talte be in5s
bDroes ON St9bnens Ompetslinqer be henoooebe Mor
ioet De tattebe ben algoOs Sub for hans pife os fprlioe
5srelfe.
Ulen iets rg treoiOs 2tar bare gauebe ben opsr beres
oooeosr itoen bin minoeD9rbige Dag, oa De traaote Dan.
len 9tngsgadrbs Stpritue peo gnna enepolbsoottets
gruoefaro, og bet MATTE bel fenbes mer eaer minore
pdd Dem. artitoHer arule pg bans 6utru ere MI Gfolt
til Vars og bare oeres bOioe Saar meo Qgrs; QopriOs
eunoo er bel pso Wlogt, er mere orotnap oq maaelia. far
aO 9pnOerolen; men be andre ere enbnu fraftioe GA rsriae.
og ct par al Dem BABE BAIT 2nfte til at ubffrette oeres
lungt uo OOsr ben faODunlige grenIe.
(Sluttss)