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18Th ST. 10 L. I'VE and six story dwelling;
ThomAs } Mclaughlin. 1925 BrOaiway.
owner. Clcmen' 3 Brown, 3 Z = 81,
architect: CO .....-.-. ....... @. .-... .....
18Th 81. PSI " two story school Congrcga-
ton Beth Israel, prem's s. owner J II
huubel. 3ls vs. ga St. arcAltecl cost ....
i'm 81. u S. 80 IS IN dv; Two SIX stOry
owner: G r Pelham, 503 9Th ay, archi-
tect: cost ..........- .... ......-....-......
i2ist 81. 2l2 " "a az SIX stor- nat and store:
Abraham levy, go Grand ST. owner.
z Meyers. / UaioD Square. architect;
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Y Pease 81. James . a.ron. ind and as eIr &C,
partition. attyS, lockwood * II.
- T. and on 81, S. ISM tst av. 2jye62 lease
hold. Jacob KATE Us Joseph Jacobs Ct al. partition;
&ttys. Davis 4 Il.
eNa ST. Sc clara GHrlths " Jeanne'lr Cham.
bef!ain et Al, partition att. Fos'er
ais, ST. s. 30j ISL Az. 2d1os o: 3ls. 81, g PES
ist az. 2ox0s.9. Maria Kelly b. guardian vs.
o1ran Duncan e. a., 70 set aside deeds, DC. atty.
: II SchwsrE
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Mechanics Liens.

7th Av. iss 70 20t Lyman Rosenberg and
Ano vs. JAcOo Stein and eno ........ ......
Osgtree ri, sg2. Gerson Psstt MACK vs. Nathan
stem CT A.. .- ..-.- .,.-.
West Farms I'd. 1870 Theodore Wegcner
vs. Daniel Maps. Jr,...,.;....;........ -.
Hoe av. li4S and il47. Norris Feln vs. Hy-
man AIrlrod co., -, ,...... ...--,-,...
Same properly. Jacob Eaplan vs. same.
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Plans FILED Tor New nurdings

lolst snss1e lexington av ef0Nooii; csrmine
IA Murs. assignee, DC. VS. Samuel Mitchell ct al.
sttv. LobtuLhLl.
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i70th 81. n u cor Boston rd.tw story dwell
ing. Henry Muller. CO.. Z Ken st, owner:
II + Howell. I'd av and ItJth a., aIcai-
tecf. cost .......-.......
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FROM BATTERY To IsTH ST. INCLU.
sIyF

DESIRABLE RESIDENCES. Washington 60. K
Eth st.. inclusive. near 5th. $4,000 up
FOLSOM BROTHERS. A3S nRO tDWAY
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Board - Pr kcrs' Dinner.

The Real Estate Board OF Broters will
Astoria. On Wedi esday evening. March t. al
been secured. Congressman william S. Ben
net. Martin W Littleto1. President OF the
borough OF BTool Ign. Corporation Counsel
James d. Bell, Thomas c. 7. Grain, Com
missioner Of the Tenement House Depart
meI {. Henry y Tint president OF the Board
Of Education: Postmaster William r. wilcox,
harles V Fornes. president OF the Board OF
Alderman; Lawson. Purdy. secretary Of the
L. Sprague. president OF the Union Dime
savings Institution. and Francis (. Ward.
former president OF the board
Tickets can be secured at the board room.
lis broadway. at s. each.
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OPPORTUNITY Tor builder or investor. superb
pot $500 saIare feet, 50 feet from Broadway. IN
nee building district. suitable is story structure
must sell. brokers protected. S. GUTENBERG
iGi s.. Nicholas az.
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Miscellaneous.

N. A. Berwln 4 Co. have removed from
No. us Broadway 70 Nos. so and ~ Will
liam street
The fleischmann Realty Company ls the
ouyer Of e n {. lo0Ai25. ~ the SOW east
Leonard Veil Is the buyer OF TIE three
u q on the sol th side OF iAeth street. as rect
east Of Eig' u avenue
Ire HI tel REGISTER realty Corporation re-
ports tho leasing OF the Sycamore. Long
ia e. Adlrondaots, 20 James H. Reardon,
formerly Of tNe Magnolia Springs HI tel
Magnolia Springs. Fla. and { sale OF q
tanandhtgua House. Canandaigua, n. Y, 70
Lambert Humphrey. formerly owner and
proprietor OF the Union Hotel. Remington.
J. Clarence Davies has leased 10 the c orn
EXCHANGE Bank the two stores at No. 80
and 522 Willis avenue for ten years for use
j.. Arthur Fischer has leased for Francis
5: kinney 20 the Pen Club. an aVociatlo
oil Newspaper mon. the four story building
al No. IS West Fortieth street
y Arthur Fischer has leased for Francis
kinney % tie Yen Club. Incorporated, an
ass ciHt.o n Of newsnarer men. TIE TOUR story
oun ling at No l45 Vest Fortieth street. TO be
Utiln ed AS q cir headuuarters
- Arthur Fischer has also leased for Mrs
Aaresi t1e i've story 81 re prof ertv at No. oas
n IN aYenre. recently purchased by her
through esameb rol er, fora term Of years
Charles z. Smith and Frederick W. Jansen
have 81 ID = Il aslir ten e. corner OF Rogers
place and East ioitl street, The Bronx
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BOROUGH or DRoNx-sALE OR RENT


BUILDERS. ATTENTION.
Melrose Avenue. Corner i3Ith Street. i7sIi7o.
Third Avenue, Corner iSeth Street. ?7Iioo.
Fast tJ8tn Street. near rhlTd Avenue. 751IOO.
price. $4,000 Elton Avenue Corner i55th Street,
iO0Iloo. price $4,000 JOHN T. FREES, Reslty
Dept. COS East l56tn Street
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tEdI Of Ft1b ar. oe'urer Fourteenth ann liO1h Ts)
ice h e.. n s. $40 sd az, Pincus Lowenfeld
and Ano TO American Mortgage co, ", $500
WEST stDF.
tIsa Of Fr,h or. heiuetn Foureern and HOO stSJ
47ih S.. S. 100 7th Av Marie benedict to
Greenwich savings Bank, Yrs. and "a
per cent ..... ............ ... 10000
SAN st. AS W; SAndlla Haruch to Title Guar
antoe and Trust Co. as per bond. ......,,, 1900
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>, soai M, w 80 10, i phoS - ioMN
: room house. full lot $500 To rent - rooms
and bath. large plot. stable, 30. O'HARA BROS,
Bedford PARK. BrOnI.
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10000
5000
5000
10000

5000
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Recorded Mortgages.
DOWN TovN.

DOWN TOWN.
Gsou,h OF Fourteenth sil
Where no interest IS stated read S per eent)
chysue ST. Il; Mary schulman 10 Mary
Ferguson, 5 vrS. ......-.-... .-..... $4,000
Goth ST. 6.2s ". Thomas Smith ~ al to
German Lire Insurance Co. as per bond 2,25o
bond -. -. 5000
Goth ST. iii.ls ": same 20 same. as per bond 322So
qih 81. 1880 W same to snae. IS per bond. l22jo
oath S. l.2 "a W: Same to sane As per bond 122So
i2th st, 20 Z: David PATS TO Sarah Billings
et A. yrs. a. per cent. ................. 5000
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1900

$4,000
1900
10000
1900
A Ol0
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24
MISS VAN NESS ENTERTAINS.

Miss Fay Van Ness entertained
a number of her friends at her
home on Walnut street, Saturday,
May Goth. The occasion was the
celebration Of Miss Fay's 18th
birthday. Various games were in.
dulged in and refreshments served.
Those present were, Misses Grace
Williams, Nettie and Mary Nc
Claim, Alma Shell, Ethel Smith,
Ethel McNabb, Gertrude Stevens,
Jessie Rankin, Gertrude Best and
Hazel Mcdonald of Harper, Messrs.
Henry Hanson, Chas. Schmidt,
Guilford Davis, Frank Williams,
Maurice McClain, Lawrence Stew
ems, Harry Terry, Percy Knight,
Summer Alexander, Walter Cush.
enbery, Frank Lindley, Geo. Wood
and Geo. Miles of Harper.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24
EXAGGERATED CROP REPORTS.

There are several farmers in Bar
Der county who would like to know
who sends the crop reports from
this county to the secretary of Ag-
riculture, F. D. Coburn. r. l..
Groendycke of Nippawalla, in
speaking about it on Saturday, vol
unteered to say that whoever he is,
he has the happy faculty of magni-
flying things two or three diane
tiers. The Barber county wheat
crop, for instance, is reported at
100 per cent. Everybody knows
that is false. The condition of
other crops is also exaggerated.
The Index wants to see the best
reports possible go out, but we
think it wrong to do it at the ex-
pense of the farmers. These pre-
mature reports have a great influ-
ence on the markets and in that
way work positive injury to ev-
cry man who raises grain to sell.
To report tremendous growing
crop is to encourage low prices
and when a tremendous crop is re-
ported when in fact only a moder-
ate one exists, the farmer gets it in
the neck in double doses.
People who send in these reports
no doubt believe they are doing the
country an invaluable service but
men who have the faculty of look
ing ahead know it has the opposite
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24
DR. HOLMES BEAD.

DR.. B. F. Holmes, brother of |.
+. Holmes of Aetna and Mrs. I. S.
Runyan and Mrs. ]. P. Hall of this
city, died in Kansas City on Mon
day, May aand. The message an
nouncing his death, came as a
great shock and surprise to his rel
atiyes here who had not even known
that he was sick. DR.. Donovan.
his nephew, left for Kansas CITY
Monday night and will bring the
body here for burial. He will ar
rive today. Miss Una Holmes, the
Doctors daughter who is making
her home here and now attending
college at Ottawa, came homo yes
terday.
DR.. Holmes made frequent visits
to Medicine Lodge during his life
time and was known by many of
our people.
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EXCELLENT BERRIES.

Capt. j. L. Brady has a bed OF
as fine, strawberries as can be
grown in any countryin in any cline.
We know this because we sampled
box presented to us yesterday.
There is no comparison between
Mr.. Brady's berries and those that
are shipped in. They are large,
plump, absolutely from worms
and very delicious. Among them
is the Corsican variety, now
being used extensively in hospitals.
This berry is very fine. 1t ripens
white and has a flavor hard to ex-
eel.
If you like berries, order from
Captain Brady now. He will de-
liver them at your house any or
every morning. The price is 15c
per box and he is prepared to meet
any cut made in good faith by To-
cal growers.
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BOGGED DOWN.

Senator Long undertook to make
a trip from Attica to Wichita last
week in an automobile but when
he got up the road a considerable
distance the machine begged down
and the Senator was compelled to
walk mile through the rain and
mud and flag a Rock Island train
at crossing. He was making
the trip with c. E. Denton of At
tica, an intimate friend. When
they left Attica there was no indi-
cation of an unpleasant journey,
but then it must be remembered
that the elements in Kansas are
tickle and have no pets, and a Unit
ed States Senator must take his
chances with the common herd
when he is out on the commons.
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PROF. MeRIARrY GOES TO ALvA.

Prof. w. D. Moriarty now of
Ann Arbor, Michigan, has been
elected to fill the chair of English
in the Northwestern Normal at AL
va, Oklahoma. Prof. Moriarty is
former Barber county. boy. He
is an A. NJ. graduate of the Uni.
versity of Michigan but laid the
foundation for his thorough educa-
tion in Barber county. He was
member of the first graduating
class in the history of the Kiowa
schools, having completed the
course there in the spring of 1891.
From there he went to the West
Bay City Mich High School and
completed the course there, and
from thence to Ann Arbor.
In years now distanced by old
Father Time, Prof. Moriarty was
one of four boyhood chums. He was
a lively chap, unusually brilliant
and the personification of Honor
and Integrity. We predicted then
that some day he would develop
into statesman of wide renown
and we are happy to learn that his
star is in the ascendancy and feel
sure that our early-day prophecy is
nearing realization.
The faculty of the Oklahoma
Normal school has certainly added
a strong man to its regime.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

But regardless of the failure of
Coon, the local members of the
company residing at this place and
at Anthony are making determined
efforts to carry on the work, and
with that end in view they have
already interested F. S. Bannerman
of Chicago, man reputed to be a
railroad builder. Mr.. Bannerman
and son were here Monday night,
accompanied by F. c. Firestone
ofAnthony,the secretary of the COM
pany, and yesterday went to Lake
City. Mr.. Bannerman thinks there
is a fine opening here for a road
and talks very encouragingly and if
ne and the local people can arrive
at an understand he will take hold
of the work at once. He agrees
that in the event he does, work will
begin on the road between now
and next January and it will be
completed and in operation in less
than two years. Mr.. Bannerman
is not promoter. He is a rail
road constructor and has the ap-
pearanCe of a man who does
things.
Definite information will be
given the public this week. The
stockholders are in session at An
thony today. If they succeed in
contracting with Mr.. Bannerman
matters will be pushed in deter
mined way and the bond election
IN this county will be held June
9th and everybody interested in
the project will do all in his pow
er to carry the bonds in spite of
what has happened, but if no ar
rangement can be made to finance
the road the company will be
frank with the people and tell
them so, and the election will be
called off.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24
WENT rHReUGa the "pEN."

1t was the pleasure and privilege
OF the Medicine Lodge delegation
who attended the Grand Lodge
convention of the knights of Pyth-
las and Rathbone Sisters at Leav-
enworth last week, to visit the
state penitentiary at Lansing dur
ing some of their spare moments.
They are under many obligations
to DR.. c. L. Grigsby and wife,
Deputy Warden ]. w. Dobson
and wife, Joe Shannon and mother,
for the courtesies shown during
their brief visit. They feel that
DR.. Grigsby,especially, was tortur-
ed to the limit. He was unfor-
tunate in being the first one the
crowd spotted and of course it
became his duty to take charge OF
the visitors and show them around.
He gave up a half day of his time
in SO doing and it is needless to
say that his kindness was very
highly appreciated.
The Barber county prisoners are
we'll and are enjoying life as we'll
as their surroundings could reasona-
bly, be expected to permit. Elmer
Coryell is now doing the house
work for Warden Jewett and wife
and is giving perfect satisfaction.
He sends his loye to his parents and
regards to friends. He has three
more years to serve provided his
application for a pardon proves un-
successful. John Tyree is in the
coal mine and does not grumble
about the work. Clark Newton is
in the tailoring department and is
already an expert. His young
brother, Morris, is in the overall
shop.
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CHANGEIN Law.
Attorney General Holds Read Oyerseers
Legislated Out Of Office.

There has been much speculation
as to the meaning and scope of the
act passed by the late legislature,
in effect March 9TH, changing the
method of electing road overseers.
County Attorney Staffelbach has
been in correspondence with At
torney General Coleman, and has
secured from him an opinion that
the law not only changes the Office
of the road overseer from an cleo
tive to an appointive one, but has
legislated out of office every road
overseer in the state from the date
on which it took effect. The fol-
lowing is the text of the attorney
generals letter:
Answering your letter of April
28th, | beg leave to say that the
effect of house bill No. 821, was to
legislate out of Office, every road
overseer in the state and to abolish
every road district heretofore exist
ing. That law has now been in ef-
feet nearly two months. The law
made it a duty of the township
boards to proceed without delay to
organize their townships into
number of road districts, not ex-
ceeding four in number and ap-
point road overseers therefor"
The gist of the new law is that
the present division of townships
into road districts is done away
with and the township boards are
given entire charge as commission
ers of highways of all the roads in
their respective townships. They
may create not to exceed four
road districts and appoint an over
seer in each. This feature of the
law is a good one, as the election
OF road overseers by road districts
has always been unsatisfactory.
Under the new plan the roads in
each township can be worked on a
regular system, proper machinery
and tools purchased by the board
and experienced and capable men
selected to supervise the work.
Where each little road district
worked its highways to suit itself,
under overseers who were continu-
ally changing, the lack of systemat-
ic effort has become plainly mani
fest. The Legislatures idea was to
do away with these hap-hazard
methods of roadmaking and SUBJ
stitute uniform and up-to-date
system that should produce per-
manent results.-Monitor Press,
Wellington.
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TO WORK ON CEMETERY.

The old soldiers of the city have
issued call for volunteers to clean
up and beautify the cemetery next
Monday, in order to have the
grounds in good shape for Decora-
tion Day on the goth. All who
desire to assist in this laudable
work, are requested to meet on the
postofice corner at 9 o'clock sharp
where they will be taken in charge
by J. H. Owen who will be cap
tain of the force. All who can
possibly do so should respond to
the call.
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A Burning Question Which the X. N.
Y. & W. X. X. Co. Would like
to Have Solved.
NEW MAN At THE BAT.
And the Railroad may be Built in
Spite Of Mr.. COon's Failure.

President c. E. Coon of the
Medicine Valley & Western Rail
road Company, has very suddenly
disappeared from Anthony and
where he is at this hour, is moot
ed question. Authorities differ as
to the gentleman's motive and
movements. The Anthony Repub-
lican which is on the ground and
saw his getaway, says Mr.. Coon
was disappointed in securing prom
ised financial assistance, and that
he has gone east to interest other
capitalists. We think, however,
the editor of the Republican is a
little mixed on directions. The
writer of these lines happened to
be in Wichita last week and heard
some Anthony people talking over
the matter and it seemed to be the
consensus ofopinion that the "Pres-
ident" was going south and had all
the financial assistance" he ex-
pected from Harper and Barber
county capitalists.
The Medicine Lodge Cresset
which is also recognized authority
on the subject, says that Mr.. Coon
has merely withdrawn from the
presidency" of the company and
that it will in nowise affect the
plans of the builders, that the road
will go anyway. We suppose both
of the editors had some informa-
tion justifying their version of the
presidents antics, but we submit
that both cannot be correct, indeed
it is more probable that neither is
correct.
At any rate, the surveying crew
has been called home and expenses
for the present have been stopped
until the company can get its bear
ings and decide upon a plan of ac-
tion.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

1t is difficult for a newspaper to
learn anything certain at this time.
We have labored studiously since
last Wednesday to get information
and must admit that we are very
much in the dark at this moment.
There are only two things which
we know for sure, towit: Presi-
dent Coon did not answer present
to the roll call at the last stock
holders meeting and the other
members of the Company are some.
what disturbed on account of his
disappearance. There are great
many stories in the air. 1t is said
by some that Coon did not have
Moore brothers nor any other east
ern capitalists behind him, that he
simply worked a confidence game
on the unsuspecting people of An
thony and Medicine Lodge. 1t is
also stated on what seems to be
good authority that he departed
from Anthony leaving several of
the citizens holding the sack, and
it is generally concluded that he is
N. q. However, it is claimed BY
some that he will return and make
everything right. We hope he will,
but when he does, talk will not
suffice. Cash or a gilt edge bond
will be demanded.
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end expected to profit only as 9TH
er citizens profit by reason of better
railroad facilities. The fact that
this man has turned out to be a
fakir, seemingly, ought not and
does not reflect on the integrity of
the home people who are always
ready to go down into their own
pockets to push along public enter
prise.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24
MATRIMONIAL.
SMITH-CLARK.

James A. Smith of Sun City and
Mrs. Lottie M. Clark of this city
were united in marriage at the
residence of Mrs. Minnie Meadows
OF Sun City township on May aIst.
Mr.. Smith is a well known farmer
in the northwestern part of the
county. His bride is a daughter of
!. M. Sears and wife of this city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

It's fair to say at this time, and
it should be we'll understood, that
no blame or censure for Coon's ac-
tions should attach to any of the
stockholders of the company who
reside in Barber and Harper coun-
ties. They have labored unceas-
ingly for the road. They have CIV
en- much time and money to get
the movement started and in the
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

| hereby respectfully request that
all business men in Medicine Lodge
close their business houses between
the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
8 o'clock p. m, on Tuesday, May
80, 1905 in. honor of Memorial or
Decoration Day, and all attend the
exercises. A. D. SHAW, Mayor.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

Our esteemed brother who head.
ed the article last week, President
Coon Out" might, with perfect
propriety, have added the little ex-
planatory clause in parentheses,
thus: (of the back door, without
doing violence to the truth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

See Walter Cushenbery about my
insurance on wheat, barley, oats,
rye, etc. Be prepared to give the
numbers of your land when insur-
ing. Adv't. on first page. w.
Selby.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

A. M. Houchin made a business
trip to Greenwood county last
week, returning SATURDAY..
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

Hiram Cushenbery of Sharon
township, visited the Index on Sat-
urday. He inquired into the Coon
hunt, while in the city and went
home smiling.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

c. Q. Chandler will be home on
Saturday. During the past two
weeks he has visited a great many
cities in the east, New York, Phil
adelphia, Pittsburg and Chicago
being among the number.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

E. H. Nixon came home Monday.
There is no outward indication
that his service to his country is de-
strcying his constitution.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION DINNER.

The ladies of the Cemetery As
sociation will serve dinner at
their hall rn North Main street on
Decoration Day. A good dinner
for twenty-five cents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

Buy your groceries and dry
goods at v. S. Cooks. New goods
constantly arriving. Prices and
quality to meet all competition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

The Santa Fe is offering a re.
ward, as will be noticed in another
column, for the arrest of the cul-
prits who wrecked the passenger at
Emporia on the morning of May
14th. Here's hoping the fends
will be caught. There is no pun
ishment severe enough for that
class of criminals.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

Cane, Millet and Kaffir corn seed
for sale. T. H. Trice, Sharon, KS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-05-24

The "Tom" show here Friday
night was very ordinary, barring
the band which was exceptionally
good.