Barbour County index., 1905-08-30

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No train service on Sundays.
ll:2O train makes connection with A. Il. g.
3. +. for HaZeltOn, Kiowa Alva, Woodward
and all points in Panhandle, and with Wichi-
Ia, Kansas City and points east.
$3.50 train connects at Attica for points
south. Oklahoma, Texas. East bound passen-
gers taking this train must remain over
night at Attica and leave at $40 A. M.
R.A. EDGAR, Agent.
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
Emerson Disc Plows and Saunders
Disc Plows can not be excelled for
quality or price.
Miss Louise Bailey of Kiowa, visited
last week with Mrs. Ii. D. Fair.
Miss Rachel Nixon returned from her
visit at Alva last Wednesday.
Dr. r. Z. McAllister, resident dentist.
Office oyer Citizens State Bank.
Eight spools of thread at Woodward
& Sons for % cents. Think of it!
Mrs. Jas. Dobbs enjoyed visit last
week from her cousin, Miss Ora Boyd,
of Wichita.
School opens Monday, September, 4,
at The Salt City business College,
Hutchinson, Kansas. IL
w. G.. Millar and wife are inhaling
the pure atmosphere at their Belvidere
ranch this week.
Roger Axline and sister, Miss Fran
ces, visited relatives in Pratt last week.
They returned home Saturday.
w. B. Rackley of Woods county, Ok,
visited with his son, G. D. Rackley,
clerk of the district court, last week.
Parties wanting harness, saddles,
robes, leather goods of all kinds and re-
pairing done can find me for the present
in the Lasswell building, North Main
street.-W. T.. Stout.
Lee Strickland and family of Mingona
township, were visited last week by his
mother and nephew, Bert Strickland.
They reside at Oakley, Ok. Bert is
one of Woods county's popular Prof's.
Sam Wilson began early Monday
morning taking off brick from the
Cresset building preparatory to build
ing new one. With good democrat
like Sam working on the Cresset it
ought to get better politically.
Mrs. d. E. Tedrow, Mrs. WI. Par.
sons and Mrs. VIM. Marquand have de.
cided to accompany the old soldier del
egation which will 60 to Denyer to at.
tend the National Encampment. 1t is
well that the ladies are going, the boys
need to be restrained little.
Born, Saturday night, girl weighing
eight pounds, to Mr.. and Mrs. q. Roy
Moore, four miles east of Alva. Mother
and baby are all right, but the happy
papa, grandpas and grandmas, uncles
and aunts all have st. Vitus dance of
the mouth when addressed by their new
names.-Alva Pioneer.
The Index is as proud as the proverb-
ial boy with his first pair of ea-top
boots, this week. A perusal of our
columns will disclose the fact that we
have a wide.awake correspondent who
Is taking care of the Lake City. Sun. City
country. We think we have a right to
be proud of our staff of correspondents.
1t looks like Russia and Japan have
about come to the parting of the ways
and President Roosevelt's efforts in
behalf of peace will come to naught.
We have always been an admirer of
Japan in this struggle but her actions
in the peace conference have a small
swine odor. Peace can hardly be Sc.
cured unless the top dog makes a few
concessions.
The Wiley school district south of
town has been re. established by County
Superintendent Lake, according to law,
and the patrons are feeling better
again. The dissatisfaction growing
out of the enlargement of the Medicine
Lodge district has now narrowed down
to the Richardson district and the
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