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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22

Der @ensrfidaften als sinsigss 3iel.
Die employers Nfociation" uno bic
,gitissus alliance" tpuroen ntdt in's
2eben eerufen, UNI ben Srieoen nit
ben @eusrtldaften anSuitrehen, iOn-
bern um bieielben gu serf6ren. gs
tpdre gu tuiiniden, oab aud lie bic
IublOfistsit ibres 8Orgebens einieben
ieben mtirben.
Gin tueitsrer Geino srsift alei63ei=
tis bic Oreanifrtsn Nrbeitsr an. Die
fer 6einb III Der Socialismus. Obs
mobl berielbe elei68eitis Elm ertldrter
6sino bes 2npitalismus 1T. ertennt er
ben rabitalen @barafisr Der v@mplop.
ers Nfoeiation", pe9en oeren algemei'
men 6aB sesen bic @ewerti3aften, als
einen S6roerer feiner prineipien on.
Der Socialismus fiebt in Der @eperf=
idaft bas Mittel CUR @erbeKeruns Der
Sage Der NrbeitertlaHs, burd psl6ss
bic 3onfstation Der geiammten pro=
buttons unb Sifributions= Waidine.
RE auf unbsfimmte 3eit binaussei4o-
ben piro. gbe Der Socialismus iei=
men 9auptf9las gegen Den geiammten
3apitalismus ausftibren fann. mub
bic fid islbft b~erbehernoe Organization
Der 2ohnarbeitsr aus benz @eee Gee
rdumt reroen.
Die fonierbatibe Ma1t, pelhe benz
Soeialismus opponirt, iolts bic vgm=
plopers NfociatiOn", welde Der pro=
paaanoa bes Gocialismus bur1 ibrer1
bsibsn Wuni6, cine 3ertOruns Der @e-
wertiaaften berbei3ufhbrent, rnssbsure
Sienfe leiifet, 3u einem auf gei6dft-
lider unterbanbluns bafirten 0orgeben
;u iiber3eugen iu4en.
,gGer ginfub fo0te auf bic Musbil-
oun9 uno Sebunq Der @eperfidafts=
b%etpequng psrtuanot tuerben, bsren gs-
nereQer Srieb untreitig gum focialen.
mOraliiden unb pbpfii9en Russn Der
Wenidbeit beitrd9t."
Bel Dem Diner, meldes anldBli6 Der
grefutib=S ibung fiattfinosn uirb, tuer.
ben bic Srieosnsengel Nnoretp @arss=
gle, grsbiidOf Srelano. giidOf pot=
ter, aueuft Belmont, Cornelius q.
8liB. Oscar g. StrauB, SObn Mit=
9sn, Samusl @ompers. 6. 6. @Iart
u. u. bic inbufriele Grisoensi6almei
ert6nen lnHen. Nud mirb an STEELE
oes b%srforbenen Grieosnsenesls Mart
Sanna elm anberer prdfoent erpdblt
perben.
Die @ibic federation tpirb iebenfals
bon autsn Nbfi9ten eeleitet, tpiirbe
nber ieoenfaus mebr 8eDidt als Sac
tor in inbufrielen Ingslegenbsiten
BADEN, uenn He ihre SbeorieH 3utpeilen
ing praftiide umiebt.
@enn bic @eieafdaft iibertaupt
ginhuB befbt. 10 hdtte fe in Colorado,
als Die bOrtigen giraer our9 ben
i9uftigens q peaboop orane=
iaIirt tpurosn. einiprinssn miifsn.
S16ne @orte aaein tbun's ni9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22

Ms sibt pisIe esute tpelds ii&
W qudlen uno f6Iafpie 3d9te
berbrinsen um idbrIi9e Ser
binbli9feiten nadsufOmmen, fol-
DIE tpie @e9iel unb 3abIunsen
fir ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Die BET
@i8tberi&tisuns fir bic san5e
Samilie nnsIud bebemten. @Ibs
fallen Sieier Irt fbnrer rmsars
gen tperben, tpenn man BEN einz
faden @es einidldst, imbem
man Ben 3tpDlften She'll Der sur
beSablenben Summe monotli9
beppntrt nit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
Samfiagum9SsHate
Grenriionen BON allen SiGet Statio,
men Der YennInlpania 9inien,

@Tcurf Ons=Sideis tpsrosn psrtauft
pom allen 8idet Stationen Der Yenn=
tplpania Sabnen am %. uno "a.
Nobember. mad iraeno elmer Station
rlidt mebr als $50 Weilen bon Der
Werfaufs=S Station. Sidsts inb giltig
tnr Die Rttdfabrt bis %. Nobember.
Jtr ein3elnbsiten fonIuItire man bic
Sotal Sidet.a senten Der penninlbania
9inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
gottIteb 6 bt,
.Di, 9emitbli4e gde,"
gde Hoble uno Warfet Str.
Sarrs Ynrone entlaFen.

9arrp pnroue, Der in 8erbinbuna
nit Dem Milton @roie Subssfnu an
Die @roB9efdworenen iiberwiefen tuar,
rpnrre tueeen mansslnber gewsiie snts
lafen. @roIe Tam bon etua Wonats-
TRIP, geleaentli9 zines yfreunbi9aftli-
1sn Iingens" auf einemS trabsnbabn-
magen um's 2eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
Sas geitrige Symphonic
GOMcert
Sereitet mufffreunoen einen
oenu6rei6en Qbeno.

4m eefrigen Nbeno fano In benz
gruBen Gaale bes Seutf9en Sauies
oas erffe @on3ert Der Snoianapolis
philharmonic Dor einem dueerf 9roBen
uno tunfliebenoen 3ub6rertreis ftatt.
Dem auftreten oes neu or9aniirten
Or6.fters muroe algemein nit be-
qreifiher Spanning entaegengeieben.
Wenn aud lsioer ni9t prdciie ange=
fan9en puroe, 10 o%eri6bnten ben piel=
lsi9t etpas unsepuloig %gemoroenen
3ubDrer bic 2ldnse Der por3hglid wies
oergsaebenen Oupertiire CUR Oper
uSpbi9enie In Nulis" bon @briffian
Utlib. Sitter bon 8lud, Der urs u.
u. our9 bic ssfeierien @OmpOitiOnen
ieiner S%pmpbonien iowie oes vOr-
pbsus" uno Der rSpbisenie auf Sau=
RIG" bsitbetannt 1T.
Serr 5. Soldier fiibrte am beutigen
Ibeno ben i'm vnsuen 8ewanobaus"
gu 2eip3is iibliden @ebrau9 bes Muf=
ftehens Der gioliniitsn beim Spiele
our9. Sieis pislsi9f suerft etpas be-
frsmoenoe WuBnabme bat aber isbr
pisl Suites on fid. ipeciel ben 8Ortbeil
Der srOberen 8ewe9unssfreibeit Der
Spieler uno Der oamit 9anb in 9ano
9ebenoen, reideren Sonentfaltuna.
gb.nbirtis reibte fia on bic Ouper.
tire ais sweiter Or4eferportrag bic
8 Dur Suite go. 8" bon Sob. Se=
batian Bad an. Wit feinem tiinit.
lerii9em 8erftdnoniB mar oas 6u9ato
oes sriten NaesrO berausgearbeitet.
+ ginen @lan3puntt .biloete Der mum.
osrbar ab%sstldrte @eians Der @iOlinen
in Dem 3weiten Sup, benz Dir. IS
atbmete frisoli9e Nbsnofimmung unb
reinife Sarmorie.
4ls Sbliitiu bes Nbsnos safirte
Grau @ilaro g. Braden aus @bi=
eagO. Sbrsn seian9li4en 8ortrag
besann Grau gradsn nit Dem &sci=
tatlpe unb Der Mrie aus Der Opsr
v4erres" bon @eorg Grieorid Sdnoel.
4ls bas Bette an Der Nrie, benz be-
rhbmten 2arso bon 9dnoel eri4ien
uns bic yobligate 8ioline". Die
Dame f9ien elm peni9 inoisponirt 81
iein, ibre Stimme rudr ftelenmeiie I'M.
tlar unb bslset. Nud ben peri9isoes
men 2ieoern lieBe fid nod man&es
abgepinnen. Befonosrs Der Son Der
Nederei i'm irsnsn=@ eiang bon Soiepb
5upon iotpie Der, Der Snnig ieit in Dem
iiben, 3u 9erssn sebenoen @eianse bon
gestbupsn sd liebs Sid" fam ni6t
~aeniigeno gum Musorud. Die seians.
li6en 2eiftuneen Der Dune ersielten
einen = man fann iagen - Q4tunss=
erfolg. Ils 3usabe bot tie oas vWie.
senlieo" bon Sohann Wolfeans 4mas
osus Mo3art.
9as Sauptperf bes Nbsnos bilbeie
Mo3urt's vEs-Dur Symphonic. Der
9ortras b%erislben seitaltete ia in leoer
ge3iebung gu Der @lananummer bes
absnbs. Sas pbilbarmoniide ORE
DIETER 1T i'm pabren Sinne oes WOrtes
elm Symphonic Or&eter. Siriaent
unb Spieter beroienen tpdrmfe Mner=
tennung uno b6dftes Sob fir ibrsn
Offer, tiinfleriide N~uHa1uns unb III
rem 8ortrag.
Bon gan3em 9er3en miiniden mir
Der iun9en 3intler=8 ereinisung elm
waderes uno ftetiges 6ortI9reiten auf
benz betrstenen &unfpfaoe.
Der Seele bes @anasn, ieinem bor-
aigli4en Gibrer 9errn Serb. Soldier
rufen mir elm bsrsli9es Slid auf" gu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
Yoli3eth4es.

Weiler ngebIid n e
Gofmirtbin Mo0ie 8romn, $40 gbbp
Str, nit Saufidldeen trattirts.
wuroe Ollie 2elep peibaftet uno bins
ter bic idwsoiiden 8aroinsn ssbra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
Ote
Sm6tatta Trmit
Company.

mr. bieieIbe 8 gro5ent 3inien trasen unb bic
materiea ba;u b~eitrasen, Der 8erpFi6tuns
nad3ufommen; 9robiren Sic es unb Bee
sinnen Sic beute elm gpnto.
GapitaI .......... 81, 000,000.00
reberI1ub.. ........ 225,OO0.O0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
" bren:

90 3er 2abrer 0tmtemoe
8ote iotpte Der Ne9enSbur9er
Wartem &aIenoer fur 1905
tno omr@ nniere Office stt
beateben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-22
S9iHsnadrihten.
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@lasgow: vguenos Npres" bon ct.
Sobns.
2iperpool: ,Saronia" bon Bolton.
Sober: ,6innlano" bon Stem yort
na6 Nntmerpen.
9amburg: yWoltte" bon SEEM Dort
bia plpmDutb.
Bremen: v6risbri9 Der @robe" bon
Sem Sort.
SDuttampton: minneapolis" bon
Hem Sort.
2iberpoOl: y@anaba" bon Wontreal.
Nntperpen: .6innlanb" bon Sem Dorf
iiber Oober.
Mbgeabren:
Boulosne: vStatenoam" nod Seem
Dort; pSli4er" na9 Stem
Sort.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
ENDORSE FIVE.
Business Mems Federation Met In To.
peka Last Week and Endorsed Five
Democrats for Railroad
Commissioner.

Five men were indorsed by the
State Federation of Commercial
Interests at its meeting in Topeka
last week for the position of state
railroad commissioner. The five
men chosen by the federation are:
William Ferguson, Wellington,
democrat; c. A. Cooper, Lyons,
populist; Frank Chase, Hoyt,popu-
list; David Overmyer, Topeka,
Democrat; Lot Ravenscraft, Ash
land, populist. All of these men
are favorable to the policy of the
federation in regard to freight
rates and railroad legislation and
any two of them which might be
chosen by the two parties will be
satisfactory to the federation.
This organization is strictly non
partisan and its purpose is to get
men on the Board who are not
controlled by the railroads. They
tried to bring pressure to bear on
the republican convention but were
ignored. Only one of the three
men endorsed before the republi- i
can convention, was nomin ated.
He is ]. G. Robinson of Hutchinson,
man IS years of age. With the
present members of the Board
re-elected-Walker and Wheatley-
he would be powerless.
The Federation seems to be 60
ing in for business this year and
their work will count for some
thing in the campaign. The DEM
ocrats of Kansas, we hope, will
not ignore them as the republican
convention did. The shippers and
consumers alike want justice and
they are going to have it regardless
of party lines.
What Kansas needs is a complete
administration which is not under
the control of corporations, legis-
lature included, and when the peo-
pie shall have spoken at the polls
next November it will have been
demonstrated that they are awake
to their interests.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
BIG FLOODS.

Eastern Kansas is undergoing an
other ordeal this spring on account
of the heavy rains. Last week parts
of eastern Kansas were under wa
ter and the damage was very great.
The Cottonwood and Neosho riv-
ers and tributary streams were out
of their banks and many of the cit
les were partially under water.
Among the cities reported as hav-
ing been damaged are Ottawa, EN-
poria, Newton, Clay Center, Win
field, lola and Chanute. Much
damage is reported in the oil belts.
Many plants were entirely washed
away and others were badly dam
aged.
Locally, the rain in some parts
of Barber county on Friday was
nothing slow and at a few places
it amounted to almost water
spout. Cedar and Bitter creeks
west of the city were higher than
for twenty years, and south of the
Pixley switch the farmers say that
the rain simply came in sheets. 1t
was heavy here but nothing COM
pared with the places mentioned.
At Deerhead and Sun City consid-
erable damage by hail is also re-
ported.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

DR.. Coleman thinks that Missouri
rains are small compared with the
Kansas product when it gets started.
He was on his return from Deerhead
when the big downpour struck him
in the hills west of town, last Fri
day. He managed to get his
team on the highest point of hill
and stopped to wait till the worst
of it was over, and even there the
water ran into his buggy. He
says great many people doubt
his story but he won't take it back.
He would probably doubt it him
self if he had not undergone the ex-
perience. He is not alone in the
statement, however. Other people
in that vicinity confirm it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

The Board of County Commis.
sioners met as a Board of Equali
zation at the county clerks office
on Monday and met with more than
the usual amount of business. There
were quite number of complaints
and some irregularities had to be
ironed out. The usual difficulty
about adopting an equitable basis
for land valuations in different por-
tions of the county presented itself.
The Board had not completed its
labors when the Index was printed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
LOKTHER EXPELLED AGAIN,

Rev. Granville Lowther was ex-
PEELED from the Methodist ministry
by the general conference at Los
Angeles last week. This is his Sec
ond expulsion. In the spring of
1902 he was expelled by the South
west Kansas conference but was la
ter reinstated. The expulsion this
time by the general conference is
said to be final. The general con-
ference in Methodism is the highest
tribunal known to the church and
its decision is as binding on its
members as decision In law from
the United States Supreme Court.
Lowther's offense is socialism.
He is the present Socialist candi-
date for governor of Kansas. His
accusers call it heresy.
Rev. Lowther was at one time
presiding elder of this district and
was idolized by the flock. He was
able and even eloquent in the pull
pit and a power in the church. But
when he ceased to be a republican
and becamea socialist his popular
ity began to decline and now he is
ostracized.
We are sometimes told that po-
litical rings do not dominate the
church, but they occasionally do.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
TOM KENNEY ANNOUNCES.

Thomas Kenney is the early bird
this year in the matter of announc-
ing candidacy. In last weeks
organ" his card announcing his
candidacy for sheriff appears with
free editorial puff thrown in. If
loyalty to party under all curcum-
stances and weather. conditions, if
T.om'swhoop- 'em-up proclivities for
the party in season and out of sea
son-if all these things can be con-
strued into recommendations and
virtues, then indeed is Mr.. Kenney
entitled to nomination. So far,
however, Tom has done nothing but
aspire. Two years ago he hustled
around to get the nomination for
this same office and he had nice
little lot of precincts on his string,
but on the morning of the conven-
tion a grewsome funnel-shaped
cloud arose like a phantom and
swooped down on his prospects
and Tom got into the storm cave
just in time to be saved from the
awful peril. His name, Sin the
interest of harmony" was not pre-
sented.
The Index has no license to
tender Mr.. Kenney advice and it
would probably be treated con-
temptuously if it did, but at this
stage of the game we beg to merely
suggest that it may again happen
that harmony will demand that he
withdraw again from the race on
convention morn.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
THE NORMAL INSTITUTE.

The Normal Institute of Barber
county for 1904 will be held il
Medicine Loge, beginning July 5tt
and ending July 2eth. The faculty
will beEthe same as it was last
year-Prof. w. M. Massey of Well
ington, Prof. w. M. Fisher Of
Arkansas City and Mrs. Anna M.
Hahn of this city: Superintend-
ent Lake will again personally
conduct the institute. On account
of the fact that the Fourth of July
is on Monday this year, it will be
observed that Tuesday, the 5th, is
the opening day.
A very interesting session is an
ticipated.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
MUSICAL UNION.

A new organization to be known
as the Medicine Lodge Musical
Union was organized laet Wednes.
day night. The official roster and
personnel are as follows:
Wright Terrey, manager; secre.
tary and treasurer, c. D. Rackley
Other members, c. w. Kidd
F. I. Elliott, J. H. Knight, F. E
Knight, Percy Knight, Jack Nester
1t is the purpose of the organiza
ton TO add to its membership
The chorus starts out with only
male singers but after they get
in good working trim they
are going to persuade the
ladies to assist them. When
Medicine Lodges musical talent
gets to doing business, we won't
have to import the Boston Ladies
and the Mendelssohns. Well have
just as good talent at home.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
RAILROAD SURVEYORS.

AS predicted in the Index last
week, the North and South survey
ing crew struck town. The pre-
liminary survey through Barber
county extends from the line south
of Sawyer down Crooked creek and
Elm Creek to Medicine Lodge.
The route from Medicine Lodge
has not been made public. 1t has
been stated that it is to go south
east to Alva, or southwest to
Kiowa, while others hold that for
the present it will terminate here.
At any rate, after the line had been
run as far as the Santa Fe track,
the crew went back to Sawyer to
review and perhaps make a few
alterations. Further developments
are expected daily.
From the dam on Elm, the sur
vey runs down the water ditch
grade, and crosses the Santa Fe
east of the lake.
The surveying crew is headed by
C. w. Gibbs, civil engineer,
Norman w. Gefford, of Chicago,
who has charge of selecting the
route, and A. A. Patterson, of
Benton Harbor, Michigan, who is
the company's manager.
1t is not known whether it is a
Santa Fe, a Missouri Pacific or a
Rock Island move. We have had
tips from different persons and all
claim to be, next" If we are to
believe all of them, all three of
the roads are interested. No
matter about that. Let us have
the road.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

Mrs. w. H. Clemens of Marshall
town, Iowa delivered two interest
ing lectures at the Christian church
on Monday afternoon and evening.
The afternoon meeting was for
ladies only and at night the doors
were open to the general public,
the subject being, cam | My
Brothers Keeper" Both lectures
are pronounced excellent. Mrs.
Clemens is an intimate friend of
T. A. McClearey and family who
now reside in Des Moines. 1t was
largely through them that dates
were made in this city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
A. 0. U. ". OFFICERS.

Fidelity Lodge, No. SO, A. o. U
W. elected the following officers at
their regular meeting last Friday
night:
Pm. W.-Henry Mccoy.
M. W.-Wm. Marquand.
Foreman-A. L. Linton.
Recorder-C. w. Kidd.
Financier-B. S. Kaufman.
Receiver. G. Walstad.
Guide-Ed Grandstaff.
|. W.-1oward Ball.
o. W.-Gus Olson.
Trustee-R. S. Bisby.
Installation first meeting night
in July.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

During one of the electrical and
rainstorms last week lightning
struck four of A. A. Marchel's hors.
es in the corral on his farm west OF
town, but in harmony with the pc
euliar freaks that lightning some
times plays,none of them were kill
ed. Three of the horses recovered
in few minutes after they were
struck but one of them could not
get on its feet for fourteen hours.
However, the shock left no bad re-
suits. The four horses fell at the
same time as though they had been
shot. Their knee prints in the mud
where they fell were about a half
foot deep.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

The Free Methodist camp, meet
ings have been growing in interest
very much during the past week
and the congregations have been
growing gradually from night to
night. The quarterly meeting is
now in progress and several
able preachers are here from a dis
tance, among them being Presiding
Elder Higgins.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

The North and South railroad
company has applied to the city for
a franchise to pass through the city
limits and so far as we have been
able to learn there will be no op-
position to the proposition. The
matter will be taken up at the
next council meeting.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

Henry Hanson and Lawrence
Stevens departed on Monday even
ing to attend the State Sunday
school convention which is in ses-
sion at Clay Center this week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08
AT REST.
Clouds Of Grief Again Hover Ger Bar
Der CouAty H0mes.

Annie w. Davis, wife of Jas. N.
Davis, died at g o'clock a. m, on
Saturday, June 4, 1904, aged 55
years, 1 month and II days.
Mrs.Davis was not n'good health
for more than two years. The
physicians who attended her are
not agreed as to the nature of her
disease but as near as can be learn
ed her long sickness was due to
stomach and blood arrangement.
Impressive funeral services were
held from the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Davis on Walnut street,
on Sunday at 3 o'clock, p. M, con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. ]. Griffin, pastor
of the Baptist church, and Elder A.
O. Walker, pastor of the Christian
church. A very large assemblage
of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
attended with sorrowing hearts to
pay a last tribute of respect to this
noble and good woman.
The deceaSed's maiden name was
Miss Annie Watson. She was born
at Nicholasville, Kentucky, April
II, 1849. She was married Feb. I,
1864, to James N. Davis in the city
of her birth. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
came from Kentucky to Medicine
Lodge in 1883 and have ever since
resided here. In addition to her
husband, she is survived by two sis
ters and one brother, Mrs. Kitty
Gordon, of Nicholasville, KY, Mrs.
Hettie Curd, of Guthrie, Ok, and
James Watson, of Lexington, KY.
If kind words and profound SYM
patty were healing balm then
surely the grief of the bereaved
husband would be allayed, but
realize how futile are words in such
a time. The ties of affection that
exist between husband and wife are
sacred and to sever those ties
brings great sorrow and mental suf-
fering. But death is a penalty that
awaits all, and if we all can say
that our lives have been as worthy
as that of the departed one, then
surely we shall have not lived in
vain.
Mrs. Davis was a member of the
knights and Ladies of Security and
carried $4,000 insurance.
Fay McGarvin, aged seven
month, only child of ]. c. Nc
Garvin and wife of Aetna town
ship, died on Friday, June 3, 1904.
Measles was the cause of death.
The funeral was held on Sunday
and the little form laid to rest in
Lake City cemetery. Another
home has been bereft of one of its
dearest treasures and only time
will heal the wounded hearts.
We sympathize very deeply with
the parents in the loss they have
sustained.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

Nick Lorenson, trustee of Aetna
township, met with the Board of
Equalization this week to
straighten out some assessment
tangles in his and adjoining town
ships.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

Mrs. w. S. Cant will go to Win
field tomorrow to visit few
weeks with her parents, MR. and
Mrs. Woods, who some years ago
resided in this city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

DR.. Moore was taken very sud-
denly with serious heart trouble
on the street on Monday and was
unconscious several minutes.
Prompt assistance on the part of a
number of bystanders and the
services of DR.. Coleman revived
him in a short time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

w. Fl. Watkins is getting out a
better paper at Ringwood, Okla
homa than he did at Sharon. His
first issue starts out with a good
advertising patronage. We hope
he will do we'll.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

The Fourth of July is a little
less than four weeks distant. The
citizens of Barber and adjoining
counties should remember that
Medicine Lodge is going to furnish
entertainment for them on that
day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

S. w. Ireland and wife returned
Monday from a visit in Woods
county, Oklahoma.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

A social dance will be given at
the opera house tomorrow night.
Everybody invited.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

Jerome Bergman and wife of
were the guests of c. Q.
Chandler and wife over Sunday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

Gano &~Hoag will pay highest
market price for fat hogs delivered
at the stock yards next Mon
day, June 9Th.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-06-08

d. NJ. Circle was up from the
Kiowa-H Hazelton country on Mon
day to meet with the Board OF
Equalization.