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Room " uuion Block
80. hsauiital corner lot. @fo. 90
corner With unobntructsd view or
lake and mountains easy terms.
tana= tsatt near Caller street ON fuufth
AID firth avenues west. eonefe's
400 Lot eosiso on Rainier IIslEhts car
line etli aell on rasy terms
10 Nice isacre tract on car hne
small pafm down, baianos 80 per
q 1oa Nies f-rooin cottage. with one.
half acre - Fruunu. un car llue t-cfht
car fare $40 cash haiancs NA pet
month This u harNain. 80. i.
hiaeka from Madison car line tisq
cash. balance 81 .u pct month.
g. tstafsruam cottage on lVt t1hisA
genttal TIN. terms. -,
q 30 hsrunm modern cottage on 1st
avenue, 3 hloeks from Madison 80
cash balance 90 Per month
= 80 one ~ the pfeturai anh most
complete homes OF capitol iiili This
II Hfrat harraint N.to cash. bal
anee tH PEI month
= "a 3 rnarh modern cottage or Queen
Anne. on Caller street. - cash.
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srrwARr. STEWART 4 CO.
nuam - fuion Block
rs First avenue
wkNrEp@A purchaser over mics
property. wiih too houses. Close @
The ar line ans University. ~
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lana. II taksn b. Juus "a This isna
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Is school ard store. on sarsiifnt
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thtz better than payins rent ~ Fouf
a. ~ fssisr va car .sa 81 a
FREE heaf tide from I.~sch ftafk
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CHEAP oed house. iars. tract q
land. 81 ftiiimau CITY. onlY 81
terms g aevn sna D rsr 'ssalh
striss 60 q e srs ssf ( r.i. ' ss wssI.
tnatan street
81 pEn No Will by A HOME
90 HhaHs - tAke wash whlir sou
I've In ~ ia miu ride or Maah -
ear. 81 take rrsirr nay cnF and set
. free haat Fiaa frum t.rsrhl fark
q Southeast SEATTLE
ron sAfE-or rent Groom cos,ass.
ss.f.et iTen' sg',s - 'ns m9 80
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81 ifaffisun. Esquire 90 Pike.
q 60 ron sAGE -tssiory. sis-roan
mndxrn house fins NisN Il huuud
ard u5uuutafns f.ncafrd 90 ~ ave
Nsst. Queen Anne tiin. Eao cash.
hslaass - pet month. oSusf. nc
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terms ms ues teri1rnNs au =
stores ard FhuFr hra 81 ~ nesiiaNn
ave aFesn Lake Inquire "a Il n
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cnrAr ron CASH. lots ~ fiIt
mar fHfV city wnfrr. CLEARED and
level y Alden. ins san ave
lot - fuh AZ. - rash. 81 q rnanth
- oriantal tlurk aaln 49,
nsslns.s csares.
f0N6fb EIfE
HsHsfat tafs ksien uFrr~ fkiHE Lake
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cheap
gsls4fssf - all iof nsiso cleared
ten 81 fine FtHH ~. THIRTY nfHIh
ard MnasiIaNn. 49, thia
IInHsaa 1 ffuua usN modern. ran
easily Eef fHn more rooms lu attic
taf sH4tarl price 80. terms - 10
- HaNH balance ~ month. en- car
lire ssll built bots fenced. ca
ba beat
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houses. etc Z srrNa cleared land &.
cent car line. city wafFf = &C.
terms chsNue nrFr pisro fu city
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CoMHN6Ea~ fats failns ~ commls.
nianef u Pensions cali and see "
Sterling. IS Arcade building
hfau attorney.
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Best dinner IN Seattle. with aau-
ternea or Burgundy. at MAison Bar.
heris Second and James. every eve
ning. No 60.
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a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
g So Fnuf acres ~ No. 4 land only
faur blocks from she siectrir car ard
to blocks from sraded school ard
store Nearly an cleared. ~ afrsa
h. anfdan. New house on fine
county raad spring creek thrnuHh
m ianf Terms $50 cash. balance
very aasv Title perfect
CtFAA ~ ADAMS
mfis lot ave. q Starr Boyd BLDG.
AWFUL, CHEAP. Koins East. new Z.
story house. large tract land also
fha eords wood only taft terms -
Own. so per month. close 10 car aud
school cwnsr. office Garden station
fee minutes ride Henton car and
Occidental ard Ycaisr
81 fa fiE - ron LARGE LEVET.
lots with city water on every lot
- houses hulf and anid each mo.
After you see aouthsaHt Seattle no
man can convince you ~ a better
proposition Tor home ana Investment.
= per cent guarantee - Increase In
value fhs first year goes with every
lot Take Wash. ST. car 20 south
east Seattle.
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G e CHERRY. 1 and sullivan uidx
REAL ESTATE
10 Eagh for fiun iQta on Chsrtf
81 fret hiii
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Madisun
tfa Zach. four fine large lots ia
Gsarnefgeus 80 snap
taa Zach Tor I fins lots IN ballard.
hear ear line
q as0 Ear flee burinrsr lut o. ual.
ard on paved street al raid
ne Zach Z lots g1nfM on Hallafsfz
Fremont car line
81 - fuxin. huaiusHa bots. meas PIKE
street
A. - Far business iat On fth. BE-
tNusn PIKE and Pine
tt@rsf acre for isa acres near The
rttH.
10 call ara Investigate ny 30 s.
acre fFNrtH
Cal aua investigate my cheap lots
ard act auap.
q q CHERRY
ana 3 Sullivan Building
Phone Main aGt
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For Sale-Timbcr Lands
HON EsrEkuS ard finaitsr claims. -.
huaulsffnrnf b Nsii Improved home
stead cheap
81 "a nHOWN. The Cruiser.
us Pacific niack
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

THE original boss buster has
found out what others have known
for 10, these many moons. Note
his editorial in his Eldorado Re-
publican: "What's the matter
with the Kansas republican news
papers? Seems to us about every
other republican paper received at
this office is betting into one OF
more of the republican nominees
of the state, congressional, county
or district tickets. We have op-
ened twenty republican news
papers this morning and are dead
sure that ten of them snort about
one or more of the republ lean
nominees. What is the matter
with these papers? Have their
editors gone daft?"- Wichita Bea-
con,
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
KIOWA ITEMS.
Clipped from the News.Review.

Clipped from the News.Review.
M. M. Smith and wife, of Elkins,
w. ", the former brother of A. G.
Smith, surprised him last week with a
visit. Mr.. Smith was a delegate from
his native state to the democratic
national convention at st. Louis, and
he improved the opportunity to visit
his brother and family at Kiowa. Mr..
Smith is we'll pleased with the nomi.
nations made and the work done by
his party at st. Louis. He described
the convention to us as the greatest he
ever attended. He feels confident that
Parker AID Davis will be elected. MIR.
and Mrs. Smith were we'll pleased with
their reception and entertainment at
Kiowa. They left for their home
Monday.
Judge Rumsey and his son In law,
Harry Matthews, are getting ready to
leave for California middle of August.
The Judge and Mrs. Rumsey expect to
remain on the Pacific coast and Mr..
on if he can find spot that will exactly
suit him. Judge Rumsey will continue
to attend to the law aud collection
business until he departs. or he sells
out to some lawyer who desires to
become his successor in the law bust.
ness in Kiowa. We understand that
he is about to consummate q deal with
a gentleman who is recommended as
an experienced lawyer and a desire.
able citizen generally.
Col. w. FL. Brownback, owner of a
twenty thousand acre ranch In western
Barber county, arrived yesterday from
his home in Illinois, to look after
business matters.
Clipped from the Journal
Our old republican friend, Green
Adams, of Sun City accompanied by
his son, Charles, of Elm Mills. who
will be candidate for the Office of
sheriff before the next republican
county convention, were most pleas
ant callers Tuesday. Green is one of
the best mixers in the county and the
boy is chip OF the old block.
ii. L. Glenn left yesterday morning
for Yankton. 8. D., where he goes to
register Ia the Rosebud land drawing.
lie will also register for d. r. Streeter.
Harry Hill and Dan Rupp Joined
Frank Cahal and Harley Woodward ON
their trip to Yankton, South Dakota.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

The states that are claimed as doubt
full by the politicians of one or the
other of the parties are as follows:
Colorado, 5; Connecticut. Z; Idaho, 8;
Indiana, Is; Montana, 8; New York, 80;
New Jersey, II; West Virginia, Z;
Wisconsin, 13-total 104.
OF these 104 doubtful votes the Demo.
cratic party must get n to elect Judge
Parker, and the republicans must get
% to elect Roosevelt. Thus it will be
seen that the republicans have the
better chance in the ratio of % to II.
These figures, however, are conserva-
tive from a Democratic standpoint.
California, Delaware, Washington and
Wyoming are placed IN the doubtful
column iH addition to those above
mentioned, by some of the political
forecasters, which would reduce the
certain republican strength to 1S9 and
increase the doubtful vote to 125, and
the two parties would start into the
campaign very nearly even, the repub.
licans having only q the best of it. The
Juggling with the electoral vote has
benefited the republican party con-
siderably. The only fair method would
be to elect the president by a direct
vote of the people.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
First published in the Barber County Index
July l3, 1904.
Publication .N0ticp

State OF Kansas to Mary e. Leonard, If she
be awe or In the alternative. in the event
she be not alive, to the unknown heirs and
deviseee, the unknown administrators. ex-
ecutors and trustees of said Mary e. Leonard.
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued in the district court of Rarber County.
kaneae in an action wherein the Watkins
Land Company Is plaintiff and you are de-
fendant. In which action said plaintiff claims
to be the owner and in actual possession of
the Northeast quarter of section g. township
"a. range 13. west of the 9Th. p. d. In Barber
county. Kansas, and that you claim some
interest adverse. to 1t in said premises.
You are therefore notified that you must
answer the petition of the plaintiff on or
before the z4th day of August, 1904 or the
petition will be taken as true and Judgment
quietng title of the plaintiff to said real eStste
against any interest or claim that yOu NAV
have thereto will be rendered accordingly
In witness whereof ] have set my hand
aad official seal this Sth day of July 1904.
A. w. SMITH,
Attest: lSeall Clerk of the District Court.
SEWARD L. FIELD and A. c. MITCHELL.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

The secret of republican
success, nationally speaking, is the
division between eastern and
western Democrats. In 1896 the
democratic candidate for president
swept the West, carrying every
state of any consequence, but he
did not get anything near his party
strength in the east, simply because
the candidate was a western man.
This year the Democratic candi-
date is an eastern man and if. the
western democrats treat him as
shabbily as the eastern Democrats
did Bryan in 'e6,he will go down to
defeat If the eastern and western
Democrats could ever get into the
notion of voting the ticket at the
same time they could easily elect
a president.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
Isabel Items.

Robert Tilden made his first trip on
the mail route Thursday. So far he is
well pleased with his position.
Let everybody remember the ice
cream supper Saturday afternoon and
night.
oBro. Ailsap will hold his regular ap-
pointment Sunday evening.
Mr.. Pucket OF Wichita, was in our
midst transacting business Q few days
last week.
The young people held dance in Mr..
Fouch's hall Saturday night.
Miss Grace Corrie was on the sick
list the first of the week.
Miss Mary Swim departed for her
home last week after making her broth.
or and family an extended visit.
Mr.. Davis has purchased lots in Isa-
bel and Is having material hauled pre-.
paratory to putting up new residence.
DIR. Nossaman expects to have his
new drug store completed and ready
for business by the first of the week.
Miss Painter will hold a public sale
at her home south of Isabel, Saturday,
July 31th.
Several from here attended the grad.
uating exercises at Medicine Lodge.
Misses Golda Murray, Amber Hewitt
and Bessie Tilden were among the
number to graduate from here.
The rains have hindered threshiug
for several days and the delay has dam
aged some wheat in shock.
The Christian people held services
In the M. E. church Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Thornton conducted the service.
Mrs. Lila Morris, one of the national
workers Of the Y. n. g. A., lectured at
Isabel Sunday morning and evening.
Quite large audience listened to her
talks and were well pleased. II tho
people would only heed her words of
warning the nation would soon be rid
of its greatest curse--the liquor traffic.
Blanche Bailey has left for Missouri
where she expects to make her home
with an aunt. Blanche has MANY
friends among the young people here
who regret to have her leave them.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

ED. HoCH, the republican candi-
date for governor, wants to dis
franchise all the ignorant men. Is
Mr.. Hoch going to be the judge as
to who the ignorant ones and the
wise ones are? Is he going to es-
tablish a standard? Come now,
Parson Hoch, tell the dear people
just what your understanding of
the word, Ignorance" is.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
THE packers strike was renewed

THE packers strike was renewed
again last week after it was
thought to have been settled and
many shippers started to market.
The result was disastrous to the
shippers. The strikers claim that
the packers violated their agree
ment of which there is little doubt.
The labor question is getting to be
a very serious one. The increas-
ing troubles in labor centerS of diff
ferent descriptions demonstrates
very clearly that something is
wrong and that despite the empty
gush of curb-stone politicians, this
country needs some law favorable
to the man who tolls. The trusts
and monied interests are having it
all their way in these piping times
of bogus prosperity.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
Carriers Have Right of Way.

1t may not be generally known but
it is fact nevertheless that rural
mall carriers have a right of way
on all public roads along their routes.
The reason for this is that they have
schedule time to make and must not
by forced to lose time by pulling down
TO one side of the road in a ditch to
let wagons pass them. Those who
are in the habit of not giving the car
riers room to drive along the road
and force them to lose time by driving
off in the ditch are liable to get into
Bf6s5y nafonS trouble IL they persist In
thus delaying tie mtsls Conway
Springs Reflector.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
ANDY RICHARDS of Welline

ANDY RICHARDS of Wellington is
trying to force Hoch to take a po-
sition on the prohibitory law but
the candidate continues to strad-
die. Hoch would like to be pro-
hibitionist but he is afraid to say
SO. And yet when he was making
his fight for the nomination, he
had a great deal to say about back
bone and honesty in politics.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
HazeHon Items.

Burnett Brothers have bought the
building formerly occupied by s. H.
Dicks & Sons. They took possessio
last week with their stock of drugs and
now haye a much better location.
Wright & Brown are building an ad.
dition to their meat market building.
Attorney Drake of Alva, was here
last week on legal business.
The nice rain on Tuesday stopped
threshing one day but didn't stop the
corn from growing.
Tie Fourth of July cases against Kel.
ley and Marteney set for Saturday were
continued until Tuesday, the 26th.
Ray Hayder has threshed $50 acres Of
wheat that made an average of 35 bu.
per acre and sold it for Is cents.
Marion Fox had 124 acres of wheat
that averaged lS bushels. Several 9th.
ers are getting from Is to 80 bushels.
Barber county is in the front rank this
year with champion wheat crop.
At the present rate of threshing it
will be finished in about three weeks.
Machines are as thick as chiggers at q
Sunday school picnic.
Geo. Payne Will begin the erection of
a house On his lots this week. He is
tired of paying rent.
j. E. and ID. M. Circle are now pre-.
pared to buy wheat at this place.
II was found that Howard Bryant.
who committed suicide, had made q
will, dated May IL, 1904. He willed ev.
erything to his sister. Mrs. Reed, of
Dixon. Illinois. He appointed her as
executrix without bond.
A travelling photograph gallery has
pitched it's tent In Hazelton and will
endeaVor to carry away some of the
good wheat money.
Charles Pond is getting ready to go
to the Worlds Fair. He will also visit
his folks IN the east before he returns.
j. .. Webb is figuring on taking a
trip to Illinois where his people reside.
He will probably 60 the last of the
month.
s. H. Dicks is trying to make the
roads look like they did before rains,
but he has task on his hands.
Since the rain Thursday night it is
almost impossible to find a man that
puts his corn crop at less than 40 bush.
els per acre and from that up.
Isaac J. Snyder, an old soldier resid-
ing near Sharon, but formerly of this
locality, died Sunday. The funeral
was held On Monday.
j. G. Dimmick is putting his house
in order preparatory to making a few
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Indiana and other eastern poi ints.
Mrs. 7. r. Maltbie and the little ones
are preparing to spend couple months
in the mountains of Colorado. They
expect to leave in few days.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

CHAMP CLARK's convention speech
was bristling with sharp points, and
none were sharper than those he thrust
into the pretentions of the republican
platform. He defied republicans to
define what their platform calls 1.-THE
presidents Philippine policy" and
showed that neither the president nor
his party had ever dared to make a
definite statement of what its "Philip.
pine policy" really is. On the other
hand, Mr.. Clark pointed out that the
democracy had defined its policy and
that policy is. IN brief, that American
liberty, American law and American
constitution should follow the flag
wherever it goes. s."-CommOner.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.

There will be 476 votes in the presi-
Dental electoral college this year.
Heretofore the number was only 447
The states which gained in their
representation are as follows:
Arkansas, l; Colorado. 1; California, !,
/; Connecticut, l; Florida, /; Illinois, g.:
Louisiana, 1; Massachusetts, 1; Mime.
sofa, 2; Mississippi, l: Missouri, l.;
New jersey, 2; New York 5, North
Carolina, 1; North Dakota, 1; Pennsyl.
vania, 2; Texas, 8; Washington, l.:
West Vlirglna, L; Wisconsin, total
%.
OF these twenty-nine votes, 10 are
found in Republican states and 10 in
Democratic states, showing a net
gain Of for the republicans.
The following states are regarded
safe for the respective parties, as in.
dicated:
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

An examination for Teachers
Certificates will be held in the
school house in Medicine Lodge,
Monday and Tuesday, August 1st
and end, 1904. No other exami-
nation until last Saturday of
October. P.L. LAKE.
County Superintendent.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

First Published In the Barber County Index
July q, 1904.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT-Guar
State of Kansas, Barber County, So:
In the matter of the estate of Nellie r
Sparks insane, of Barber County, Kansas.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 2lst day
or July. 1904, the undersigned was, by the
Probate Court of Bar Der county Kensas. du
ly appointed and qualified as Guardian of the
estate Of Nellie B. Sparks, insane, of Barber
county.
All parties interested in said estate will,
take notice and govern themselves according
~. G. ID. CURRIE.
Guardian.
SEWARD l. FIELD.
Attorney for Guardian
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
First published in the RaFher County Index
July l3, 1904.
Notice.

Notice of Petition to expose to sale School
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has
~ oeen MED by Orvlle Mills with the
County Superintendent of Public InstrTcfion
OF barber county, Kansas. signed by at
least ten. 10. householders of Lake City
sale the following described school land. sit,,.
ated IN Lake City township, Barber
county, Kansas, to-wit:
Tae east half OF the northwest quarter Of
section thirtysix C36), township thirfy-one al.
range fourteen lD. west Of the Sixth Princi.
pal Meridian.
And that after one year from the date of the
nrst publication hereof tJuly Ia. 1901 the
land described In said petition will be subject
10 appraisement and sale as provided by law
By order OF the Board OF County Commits
sioners of barber county. Kansas
Dated at Medicine Lodge Kaneas. this I'm
day Of July. A. d. 1904.
By RILEY LAKE,
lSeall Chairman.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

THE republican and prohibition
politicians in this neck o the
woods have engaged in a mild
wordy combat as to whether or
not Rev. Dibbens, the prohibition
candidate for state senator, is a
citizen of this district. 1t is not
thought that troops will be neces-
Sary to maintain order.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

w. BRYAN has come out for
government ownership Of rail
roads. He still has confidence in
educating the democratic party
up to progressive action along eco
nomic and advanced reform lines
The west is ready but the east is
slow in that direction.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

JOE FOLK for governor and a
"war- on boodlers" platform hasre-
deemed old Missouri. Let other
states follow her noble example.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

CHARLEY CURTIS up in the first
district has served notice on the
Anthony-Leland crowd that he
doesn't want any of their help.
That's what might be called rub
bing it in especially after the SUI
preme court gave them the high
ball
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

All kinds of furniture bought and
sold, stoves repaired, and second hand
goods Of every description constantly
in stock. Store on North Main street.
ADAM JACKSON.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

If Stubs and Hoch will Just
keep on talking the democrats will
have no trouble in carrying Kan
SaS.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

IT is estimated that the cam
paign this year will cost in the
neighborhood of $5,ooo,ooo on a
side. Wonder who puts up the
cash.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27
Notice-Leather Goods.

we want to tell all who are interested
10 Leather Goods that we can save
you money on anything IN Harness
goods that you want. We use oak
tanned leather and our work is first
class. = h. NJ. WOODWARD s. SON.
Barbour County index., 1904-07-27

Forsyth's mill is the right place to
get your feed. Corn chop, Kaffir chop,
bran. shorts and chicken feed always
on hand.