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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-15
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-15

oeusn alten S9uloen Ju bs5ahIsn, Die
.Oerbtnoeten 9rhber" mitFen NIT
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WlenEhen ein BObleefaaeR!" GliuQt
es Ritt pis Elm lhneioenber SobHg
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-15

oaB Die Satin nn6 Die 4inoer Don
1r. 8eniamin, sinem ameriidniIhen
spistopaler WiiIfonor, nit 4rlenif
bergiFtet iporben lin0. Gin sinse6ores
Her hriftliter Sdulreiiter, iDelner
tiir5li9 BON 9r. 9enidmiR setaOslt
tpurbe, ipiro oss @srbrsbeus beI6uls
Diat.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-15

HteSe pedssassa ssepfIAmerse@
wilr0ta balo aaFb6ren. iDenn ihr Or
RiMa's Retu 9ifs Bids esbrauden lpol=
tet. 9auFeHos haben oegen unDeT=
glelhli1e 2birtlng bel franttu uus
nerBOfem Qepfihmers bssngt. Sie
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mean RiAi turirt. 8srtauFt Don alien
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-15

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alten 0simat uHo ienDst ihHeH Die
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-15

Die PreHe oes GANGS sanoes bat
nieoer einmal eineu iournaliltilhen
9ederbilien in Der @efalt Der amerita=
niihen drau 9umbsrt. her 6rau
@baopif llnter Dem Ramen tsli5as
beth 9igIep oerbaftst. aber als SIRE
linni0e bon Der AntIass Der 6ali@une
frsiaelprphen. unter oem Ramen alice
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pFdHOeRo. pOn sinem 9r. 5pringiteen
gelhieosn.- Oann tooteeiGet. tuisoer In
gleuelanD. g.. ais gHabrlagerin. Was
onme go 3ioIe. auStau1en0. oann in
3oleoo als 2peid 9. Scott uelen
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lidtsit fino unIers bsltsn GomanlhreI.
ber elenoe 5tiimper.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-15

Rad Der oieier Sage seaeuoeterl
oilisiellen Stimmensdhlung i'm Staate
eob Sao=7atota fur ROolebelt so, 081
Maioritdt uno fur qierre IL, 7,562.
0as eenietl Sano @ountn eab mas
b0Afe 8otum iiir Die gOpuliItenpartsi,
wabreno 9amreuce, Winnebabd uno
Bropn 6Ountp, erlferes oas ltdrtite
9otum, fir Die SosiaIilteupartei nb=
gnben. (sSn SaIprence @ouutn linO
Die Winenarbeiter in ben Blad 0ias
auidhi9). Der oemoiratilhe 6Ouber.
neurstanoioat @rin mar leinem 5idei
um 300 Stimmen ooraus. 9Dr 2
SabreH tpuroen i'm @anSen i'm Staats
"a 457 StimmeH abseaebsn, oisies
SGbr loo. 39l, aliO in 2 Sabren Elm
6ewian bon 25.934 Stimmgebsrnl
81. BIuralitdt Don eiounerneur Glroo
iber Die 6errieos betrdgt 1886 unb
fir ben oemotrdtiltsn gan0ioatsu
gria 3, $40 ntebr, ais Dor 2 Sabren
fir Rarttu. (Sishe 5taatsnabrihten
unfer Pierrs.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-15

sSn Der leBteu g4Ohe gsbs einmal
Uieoer in geaa Street einen 5inan3=
trah uno Die 3erte bon SanoeIspapie=
rem iblugen eiusn 4ur5abaum nab
unten. %alhinetpner 9ahrihteu sus
folqe iou Der boIe 5eo9ne Die llrIahe
iein, neil er glblhaHung Der pilliiir-
liden Observation-Disclosures oerlangte.
ggaa Street iol cinen ua5rsn 5aB
geQen Rooiepelt babeu, iuell er
BEN 6inan3idninoel ben Rrieg erttdrt
uno oen 6anoelspapisreH Den rihtigen
uuo teinen. ourh Shtpinoel tiinflid
in Ole S0he getrie6eusn @eFt 5ueriennt.
@enn Rooiebelt oas nit ieiHsr Bot.
IdaFt fertig gebraht bat, oann ipa e
uns i'm SntersIIe 0es Die Sdafihur
anibsiueuoeE liebenoen ..intslheertsn
ameritaRiihea 9SOltes rstt Iein.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-12-15

8ie Runen fait in isosm ejeiebts
9fidlassn, BORT Aribur benz llnter-
ganee nabe, Die ruhiihe 6lotte i'm
SoIen bon Bort Nrtbur serlt0rt, 5au=
ienos uno s6ertnuienoe uuf beioeu
Seiten gcfaaen, Wiiliousn 9sopfert.
8as 1T oas 6aSit i'm erlten Sabre
@eniigi.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06
HazeH0n items.

John Noble has bought and is ready
to start new thresher.
w. +. Collins of Harper was trans.
acting business here one day last week
Jesse Olinger has bought the Sarah
Fullerton residence property and will
get possession soon.
X. l. Keller has "biowedn himself
for new buggy. He now has two
good buggles and will work them ON
trial order.
The HaZelton ball team have got
their new suits. They are as proud of
them as little boy with his first pair
of boots.
y. ii. Dunbar. o.. Clark, Riley Viii.
liams and Fatty Robinson will wear
stars on the Fourth, which will insure
good order.
BY the middle of the week harvest
will be about over. Threshing ma.
CHIMES Will then be heard for some
time to come.
j. a. McPhee, one of the principal
managers of the surveying outfit of
the east and west railroad, was i'm the
city one day last week.
Billie Williams Is wearing his eyes
in sling on account of the bad effects
OF stacking bearded wheat. Guess ma
strained his ey es trying to find a place
TO rest. the wheat was SO heavy.
NJ. g. Cavanaugh is one that is will.
ing to back up his judgment with his
money when il come to Kansas lands.
lie has recently bought another quar-.
ter OF the Fisher land at cost ofS22OO.
The school board have employed the
following teachers for the coming wear:
Principal, B. w. Folsom; grammar de.
partment, Miss Lou Landreth: prima.
ry, Miss Mary Pfaff. From what we can
learn the board has exercised excellent
judgment in the selections.
The young men here have bought an
ironclad gun boat and launched il on
Lake Superior. This lake is situated
In the city limits between the postoffice
and the Mo. =. depot. They have erect
ed ample Notifications to guard against
the war ships Of Russia, Japan or any
other nation.
That slight diScolOratiOn on Ounce
circles lead Was not caused by being
run over by an automobile, nor was il
sunstroke. but was the result of a lit.
tie careleSsness on the part of Charles
McGarrah with three foot club. The
boys had been to see one OF those fight
Ing hogs IN the west part of town and
1t usually has that effect on them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06
Complaints.

Several complaints have recently
come to the notice of the undersigned
of injuries sustained by mothers dur
ing childbirth; done, evidently, either
through the lack of experience or care
lessness of the attendant To such of
whom there may be many more [ will
say that can make permanent re-
pair. Do not neglect this important
matter, because it lays the foundation
for annoying female complaints. You
need not 60 out Of Medicine Lodge to
get cured OF that. In conclusion I Will
point out to the prospective mother a
moral: Always employ an experienced
practitioner in so important an hour.
If a country is invaded by the enemy the
defense is entrusted to an old expert
enced general and not to Young grad
uate of military academy. Do not
rely on mother rumor; she is tickle and
actuated, generally, by family, society,
or friendly connections, or sometimes
by unchristian sinister motives Judge
for yourself. Remember that there are
two sides TO every question: different
opinions on every subject; that ev-
erybody has his friends, enemies and
indifferents. DIR. S. KOCIELL.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06
KIOWA ITEMS.

Clipped from the News. Review.
On tuesday morning two or three
days old infant was discovered on the
Santa Fe passenger between Woodward
and this station, with no one to claim
it. A card pinned on the little bundle
consigned the babe to the sisters of
mercy at Danyille, KS. The passengers
cared for the helpless little thing as
best they could.
Rev. } r. Millsap came down from
Sawyer Tuesday. to visit his sons
south of Klowa. Rev. Mlllsap has a
host of friends in and about Kiowa
who are always pleased to meet him.
He is we'll pleased with his charge at
Sawyer.
+. III. Lane was taken down with an
attack of fever Wednesday night. He
rested easy last evening and DR.. Cloud
hoped to head off severe illness.
Clipped from the Journal
j. M. Bickle representing the y. K.
u A. railroad was in the city last
Thursday and met with a number of
our citizens at Frank Lanes grain
office. The meeting was full of inter
est and was very satisfactory to all
parties. The surveyors for this road
can be expected into Kiowa some time
this week.
Rev. Q. A Hitch of the M. E. church
has been in the harvest field the past
week, stacking headed and hound
wheat. on the farms of o. M. Findley
and G G. Seidel.
George Harbaugh of Alva is building
an elevator on the Mo. Pac. track that
will have capacity of from Is to 20
thousand bushels.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06
AT the Opera House.

Home Talent will play "Hezekiah's
Widow" at the opera house IN this
city On Friday night of this week, July
9Th. The program is as follows:
Widow Bedott, relict Of Hezekiah,
-.....................M Miss NJ. Nell Sample
Mehssy Bedott, daughter of Widow
Bedott,. Miss Essie Lindley
MRS. Mcguire. widows sister....
.......................Mr Mrs. Nella Tincher
Nancy Mcguire, daughter OF Mrs. Ma
guire,. Miss Rachel Nixon
Marin Brown, deaf but not dumb. ..
.....................Mis Miss Frankie Young
MRS. Uilkiss. village gossip.
...-.....-.............M Miss Helen Wright
Miss Birsley, an old maid, ....
Miss Una Holmes
Sal Hugle. an old maid. .............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ISIS Nelly Mccoy
Cnarlty Grimes, gossip.
Observation-Disclosures Miss Matte Devices
MIS- Savage, wealthy woman, ..
......................M Miss Alice Rudolph
Mrs Hodge, an indulgent mother, $3.50.
........................M Mrs. E. Fl. Nixon
Widow Pettibone. a husband hunter,
Mrs. Carrie Dotson
Jane, Elder Snffles servant,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs. Blanche Griffin
Elder Snifiies. country preacher
..,....................M r. Sam'I Griffin
Joshaway Mcguire, son of Mrs Mcguire,
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Fred Elliott
Tim Crane, a widower, Observation-Disclosures.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr.. ]. n. Tincher
Orlando Percival Hodge. a little boy,
.......................Mr Guilford Davis
Squire Pugmil, country squire, 10000.
Mr.. Otto Southworth
Tom Grimes. country boy,
....................Mr y. C. Lewis
harry Hugle, country boy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. G. w. Nester
Sam wilkins, country boy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. jeff Wilson
Reserved seats on sale at Young's
drug store, 25 and 35 cents
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06
JOHN TYREE LIBERATED.

JohnTyree is again out of jail
breathing the free air. The supreme
court last Wednesday recalled
the mandate sent to the district
clerk, issued a stay of execution
and ordered him released from Jail
on the bond heretofore filed, until
the motion for a re-hearing on the
appeal is passed upon. It was the
intention of the county attorney to
have sentence passed upon Tyree
at the adjourned day but his at
torneys got action from the SUI
preme court and prevented it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06
Isabel Items.

Mrs. Major is here visiting her son.
VIII Major. Mr.. Frank accompanied
bis mother and expects to work through
the harvest.
The White Bros. have sold out their
livery Earn to Mr.. DAVIS who takes
possession at once. Mr.. Davis expects
to move into town this fall.
DR.. and Mrs. Nossaman are reio,c.
ing oyer the advent OF a little son, who
arrived Tuesday. The DIR. is all
smiles and thinks he never saw finer
bow.
john B!acawelder made a trip to
Illinois to be at the bedside of his
cousin, Miss Rasor. the past week.
While there he received telegram
that his brother, Late. was quite i'll, so
only remained with her "A few days.
He reports her very low indeed.
Mrs. Walter Murray gave her bus
Oand surprise party Saturday night.
The friends met at neighbours ard all
went from there in crowd. The sur
prise was complete one but only a few
attended On account of the threatening
weather
While setting up machinery on the
farm of Mr.. Grimes, Late Black welder
became suddenly i'll. lie was taken to
his home immediately and two doctors
were called, DIR. Nossaman of town and
Dr. Bncklin of Sawyer. They FRO
nouncedi it hemorrhase of the brain
and OF serious nature. MIR. Black
welder suffers good deal but kird
hands are ever ready TO give him all
the relief possible. His many friends
are quite anxious about him but trust
that health may soon be restored.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06

T. A. McNeal, in the Mail 6
Breeze, tries to poke fun at G. M.
Martin because he is running for
attorney general on the prohi-
bition ticket. He refers to him as
his old law partner who has been
in every political party in exist
ence. G. M. takes the roast very
coolly and answers it by saving
that he is no worse in this respect
than Tom himself. He thinks
that Tom has been lodging around
even more than he has, trying to
be prohibitionist and a republi-
can at the same time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06

The new water pump and wire
cable connection, for the city water
works, was installed last week.
Under this plan the old water
wheel is utilized and it works
nicely when there is sufficient
supply of water in the ditch and
it will probably result in a saving
of at least $500 a year on coal
bills. However, Engineer AxteIl
expresses doubts as to whether the
water supply will be sufficient to
operate the wheel continuously.
1t seems that it is in such shape
that there is good deal of lost
power. The engine is still held in
reserve and is also being used at
times. The pressure furnished by
the new plant is very noticeably
better than that of the steam out
fit.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06
PROHIBITION SOCIAL.

There will be a Prohibition pro
gram and social at the court house
IN Medicine Lodge at 1870, p. m.
July 10th.
Some Of those who will take
part in the program are young
people OF the county who have
contested for the Demorest gold
and silver medals.
Everybody IS cordially invited
to attend. WM. L. CoRYELL,
Chairman.
r. B. HAMMOND, Secretary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06

"A rustic of corn leaves; tfnkle
OF bells on the hills; beyy
OF bees where the clover hangs heavy;
A butterfly laundering by
And that is July.
Miss Addie Purdy has purchased a
new driving horse.
The late rains have been of great
benefit to the corn.
Ed Golf and wife of Deerbead were
shopping in Lake Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Crane from
Deerhead were in town Monday.
NJ. f. Casio was viewing the ruins
of the recent fire, in Lake Thursday.
Il. w. Skinner shipped in from New
Mexico three car load of cattle this
week.
Misses Addle. Rose and Cornie
Purdy will attend the Normal at
Medicine.
Mrs. Geo. Likes and daughter, Tracy,
were down from Sun Tuesday trading
and visiting friends.
Miss Pet Thompson returned home
Friday from an extended visit at her
sisters, near Bucklin.
Tom Marsh has settled down to hard
work and is cutting wheat for j. T..
Elsea in Eagle township.
Blaine Jones and Fred Lake made
what you might call a flying trip to
Medicine, Monday night.
Riley Lake has the finest fields of
barley and oats, we will not say in
Barber county, but very near 1t.
Judge Lester and Miss Edna Durfee
spent Thursday and Friday in Sun.
They were the guests of Mrs. Geo.
Likes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rover from Canton,
Ohio, were in Lake City this week,
looking after some land near the
Marty ranch, that they own.
Charles Anderson came in on the
stage Tuesday night from Kansas City.
lie Will remain with his sister, Mrs.
Lulu Skinner, during the summer.
s. q. Stewart carried the Deerhead
mail Wednesday, and he certainly
looked, when he returned in the even.
ing, as if he had found 1t hard days
work.
Del Buck will take layoff and
come down from Coats to spend the
Sabbath at home, and with Miss Pet
Thompson will spend the fourth in
Medicine.
j. L. Galbreath special agent of the
Shawnee Insurance Company, was in
town this week settling up insurance
business with Scott Buck.
0. Mills attended a meeting of the
share holders of the farmers elevator
in Coats Wednesday night, but as he
did not get home until three in the
morning we are little in doubt as to
the kind Of meeting it was.
There is considerable complaint about
the wheat falling. 1t is ripening very
fast. but even where it is not. it is fall
ing. Some say 1T grew so rapidly that
the stalk is not strong enough to hold
it up, while others think 1t is caused by
rust.
Mr.. and Mrs Rube Lake, d. l.. Pierce
and Miss Jane Doherty attended the
Rebecca Lodge at Sun Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Walker were taken
into the Lodge. Ice cream and cake
was served, and one can always he
sure of having good time at Sun.
There is little girl living in the
suburbs OF Lake whose mother sent
her to the store after some groceries.
Among them was one article that she
tried in vain to remember. At last she
said"Well it's something like our cows
name, old Roanie." "Oh yes" the
polite clerk replied, you mean
Macaroni".
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06

There is very little encourage
ment for an industriously inclined
man in Medicine Lodge. The
Index force started to cut the weeds
that had grown up around the
building last Thursday and had to
endure the ''joshing" of dozen or
more hoodlumS. It's mighty
tough for an editor to handle a
scythe these days, without being
hooted at.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06

The County Commissioners met
IN regular session yesterday. Aside
from the regular routine business,
application will be made to the
Board to call an election in Medi-
cine Lodge township to vote bonds
for the Great Bend Southern rail
road
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06

Probate Judge Gleason perform
ed the marriage ceremony for Harry
B. Mathews and Nora McKeever of
Sharon township last Wednesday,
June 2oth. The brides mother re-
sides in Anthony and her sister,
Mrs. S. c. Fullerton, lives in Moore
township.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06

The Prohibition party nominal
ed Silas c. Swallow of Pennsyl-
vania for president and George
Carroll of Texas for vice president.
The platform is broader than it
formerly was. The party confidently
expects to increase it's vote.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06

Elmer Hadicke and family have
moved from Geuda Springs to
Arkansas City. Mr.. Hadicke was
here last week attending to bust
ness connected with his farm near
Mumford, which he still retains.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-07-06
l.. 7. Williams.
Opera House Block. Medicine Lodge, Kans

~ y OAfOs
state of Kansas, Barber County. Sc:
III. humely Co., corporation, plaintiff
ys.
Heber N. Burner, Matilda Burner. J A Rurn.
er, w Il. burner, Robt. w Evans Cornelius
n Evans, warren Mortgage Co corpora-
Ion, uon, Harry a. Basey and Carrie Basey !.
BY Virtue of an order of sale issued out of
me District Court of Barber County Kan
sas, III the ABOVE entitled action, and to me d.
rected, will On 49, - M VI
monday, the 18th day of July 1904.
az two o clock liz the afternoon of said dav ar
Inc front door of the courthouse I'm the civ of
p.euISlne Lodge, In said county. offer for sale
a. pupHc auction, and sell, without appraise-
IN M, 70 the highest and best bidder for cash
lG E naho, 10 satisfy said order of sale ALI the
aiEnt. ute ana interest whatsoever of the
aos az = named defendants, and each of them
a. go III VI az persons Claiming under Them I'm and
~ .ie IonoWing described tracts, pieces and
panSe . OF land- lying and situated in said
county OF Barber. to-wit: ~
Lots three 81, aud four IA in section tbir,y
one on, toIl, township thitty-one 3D. range Twelve
70, west and lot four t4), in section s,x f;l
U"nsn tniftytwo t32J, range twelve G2l
Scst anu lot one I'd. in section one ~ town
snip lnirty-two f32). range thirteen 13)west
losetner with all and singular the tene-
HIeHls. entertainments and appurteuances
ing. me - ~ any WISE appefihin-
Given under my hand at nv Office i'm the
CITY OF medicine Lodge, in eefd county, this
ora day OF June. 1904.
w. H. HAUN, Sheriff.
=. SAMPLE, Attorney for pIainfIff.