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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19
A SPLENDID LIVING ROOM.

For instance the living room has
windows on three sides aud is a per
fcctlv grand room. Size lSX23 feet; ono
plate glass window Is ten feet wide. and
all one piece of glass; besides this there
are five other large plate glass win
dows in this one room; the mantcl Is
eight fcct wide. is built of the finest
gruby tile (Ereen) with the handsomest
oak trim, where woodwork is used
clcd aud there is large shelf: the
open fireplace is quite large; walls are
paneled with quarter-sawCd oak of five
ply thickness; doors are made in the
same way ana on q special pattern
beamcd ceilings of heavy quarter sa wed
oak Of finest grain; wooden friezo
around top of walls; large built-n
bookcases: very handsome center
lighting fixture and fine specially Dc
signed side lights: all with cut glass
globes; can YOU imagine a finer living
room than this?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19

MT. VERNON MINING co. WILL PAY
per cent dividend Jan. 1st, with guar
antee from us that the dividend will
increase as fast as the company can
get their new mill running.
MOODY G. CO,
453 Huntington bldg, 9Th and Main.
BUY BULLFRoG BUNDLE. ASK YOUR
broker.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19
Miscellaneous

WANTED--DEALERS AND PAPER
hangers to write for sample books o:
burlaps, shades, wall paper, paints.
yarnishes, etc. WALTER BROS. 627
S. Spring
WANT HORSE, WAGON OR PIANO AS
payment on cottage. SIDDALL, POI
Copp Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19
FOR SALE
Houses
FOR SALE
ONE OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL HOMES IN HOLLY
WOOD.

Hollywood is the finest spot in South
crn California for an all-year-round
villa home. This piece of property is
located just where the land gently
slopes; high enough so the whole valley
is spread before ones eyes on one side
on the other stretches the beautiful
range of mountains. This homo is built
best advantage.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19
THE REMAINDER OF THE HOUSE

The house has IL rooms, is com
bination of stone and framc lower floor
finished in quartCr-sawed oak; finest
piano finish; several mantcls: rooms
panelcd with beamed ceilings, all floors
made Of "a quarter sawed oak; fine
bedrooms, cedar linen closet. and other
cedar closets. > baths, 5 lavatories. .
toilets, billardroom. cardroom. serv-
ants quarters on third floor; large
cement basement eastern furnace:
laundry unusually large porches front
ard rear; one inClosed in glass which
makes a beautiful room; grounds are
16CX20j very fine 2-story barn with
servants quarters This property is
well worth your investigation if you're
looking for such Il home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19
son,

Magnificent home for some ono on
West 18th ST. north front. 6-room cot
taEc built for home by owner. occu-
pied only n short time, lawn, beautiful
flowers and bearing fruit trees, mod
crn; has i-room house on back of lot;
90, Sl62j cash, balance terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19
Stores and Offices
eANlTARIUMS

MRS. NJ HERBERT, SANGTARIUM-
Massage electric, tub, vapor, steam
baths. chiropody. manicurlng, scalp
First. Home 3S09
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19
PIERCE BROS. G CO.

Funeral dicectors, S1O-sl2 S. Flower street.
Our lady undertaken, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, IN attendance for women and
children day or night. Phone Main 1927;
Home 227.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19
BIRTHS

and wife, 1117 Towre
avenue. August s, 1905. girl.
and wife, 291S Michi-
gan November 80, 1905. n girl
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19

FOR SALE-BUY IN THE WESTERN
avenue section between Wiltshire boula-
ward and Hollywood: destined to be the
choicest residence section OF the city;
ment; the same chances as were offered
In the Westlake district a few years
ago We can sell you large, level lots
Soft. front, on improved streets at prices
from $3.50 up Terms in some cases as
low as $50 down. balance monthly. Take
Colegrove car to Western avenue, to our
branch office and investigate fully.
CHARLES S. MANN.
325 West Fourth ST.
Branch office-Western Avenue and
ColegroVe car line.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19

BRESEE BROS. co. M1TE TE4EPHoNE IL
BROADWAY AND SIXTH sTREET
Lady assistant attends
Ladies and children. ONOEn HNt.n =
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-19
PATENTS AND PATENT RIGHTS

LYON, HACKLEY &
KNIGHT.
PATENTS OBTAINED IN ALL COIN-
tries, trademarks and copyrights regis
tered; patent. trademark and copyright
suits IN all courts. ROOMS 50l-7. Mer-
chants Trust Company building. Tele-
phones, Home Sl9l. Sunset Main 9129
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Liverpool Nov 24-Arrived, steamer Campania tEr)
War;. New-York via Queenstown: sailed steamers
Cnlbria stephens, NeWr-York via Queenstown;
Bowie CBr), Ditchhurn. New-York
Mills Nev-York Plymouth and Cherbourg (passed
Hurst Castle 41o m) sailed, steamer st Louis
Jamson New-York via Cherbourg tand passed Hurst
Castle 80 M.
Ger. Ruser. New-York via Plymouth for Hamburg
fand proceeded) sailed. s. Louis. Jamison,
Southampton for New-York.
Bremen. o. D m-Sailed steamer Chemntz Ger.
Plymouth Nov p 527 a m-Arrtved steamer Philadel-
phia Mills. New-York FOR Cherbourg and Southampton
Marseies Nov 23-Arrived. Neustria CFr),
Sacols. New York.
reenock Nov 24-sailed steamer Michael ontch souo
DAM. Nev-Tork.
Antwerp. Nov 25-sailed. Kroonland. Doxrud.
Barcelona Nov 22-Arrived. steamer Antonio Lopez
(Span, oliver. New-Yori via Cadz.
Rotterdam Nov -, m-Arrfved steamer Rotterdam
Havre. Nov 25 msailed, steamer La Gascogne (Fr,
Touruler. New-York.
Brow Head o5-Passed. CBrl Hart
New-York Liverpool.
dersee Ger Krech. New-York Dover and Ham
burg.
Monfevdeo Nov 2-Arrived steamer African Prince fBr)
Anderson. New-York. for Buenos AyTes and Rosario.
ffrom Gireentl. New-York-
Genoa. Nov 25 Z m-Arrived. steamer K6ng Albert
Ger. Feyen. NeW-Y0rk via Naples
Isle Of Wight 24-Passed, steamer 81 Andrew fTsl
Ascension Nov 2hPassed previously. Mac
Milan 9Br) Wadge, New-York for Cape Town, Port
FayaI Azores Nov % p ru-saIed steamer BROOKLYN
Manila 23-Sailed Indrasannha tpr Craven
GFam Yokohama stnA New-TczL
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
scandal At ARSENAL.
Report That Arrests VII Folto1c
DetectiUeS' Work.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 25-"The Inquirer" to-
morrow will say that Secret Service agents have
been working at the Schuylkiil Arsenal for the
last week investigating charges of collusion be-
tween the officials and the contractors, and as
resuIt of their endeavors arrests may be made
at any hour.
The Secret Service operations were set IN
motion, 1.-The Inquirer says, at the direct order
OF President Roosevelt, whose instructions were
that the local bureau should be free to call upon
the washington branch should any assistance
be needed. The investigation has been broad and
extensive enough to cover every department
every official and every employe in that impor-
tant military depot
While the board of inquiry. composed OF
Majors Galbreth, Greble and Baxter, has been
working openly. examining witnesses from every
department, the government detectives have
been gathering evidence in their own way. The
object has been to determine just what officials
seemed most anxious to have the contractors
get the work that had previously been done by
the widows of old soldiers; to determine whether
they had any motive for favoring contractors or
whether they were honestly anxious to obtain
cheaper work.
The Secret Service people know positively that
after the work was done by contractors inferior
goods were passed and inferior workmanship
approved They also know that the blame for
all this has recently been shifted by the division
inspectors to the officers in charge of the arsenal
These inspectors have made some grave charges
against their superiors, and the charges have
been fully investigated
The War Department at Washington, the ar
ticle SAYS, has determined upon certain reforms
for the arsenal, and il was in line with TINS
resolve that the board of inquiry started It's
Investigation. and upon its investigation that
Colonel pope transferred his headquarters to
the arsenal.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Telegraph TO The Tribune-l
Chicago Nov. 25.-Markets were all without spe-
eiaI incentives TO activity to-day, and dulness
ally begets heaviness- There was no exception to
the rule to-day. December wheat closed with
loss OF &c to SO and May of &c. Corn declined
&C for December and ssc to 52c for May. Oats
showed 20 decline for December and Ac for May.
Provisions closed about where they did the day be-
fore except for November lard, which lost sc.
Wheat had a quiet opening at declines Of 1sc to
&C the improved weather and heavy receipts in
the Northwest, nearly 80 per cent more than last
Cables were routine in tone. Local receipts were
10a cars compared with so the day last year
Shipments hence 10000 bushels. Estimate
Tor Monday, 12S cars. December closed at SS39c
after selling as high as Sac. and as low as S354c.
May sold from s71sc down to S61ac, closing at
S6Hc to s6s4c-
The market for corn was devoid of animation
There nothing to stimulate trade, and prices
were inclined to sag little. Local receipts were
s47 cars Of which only were contract grade
Shipments hence 1000 bushels. Estimate of
MONDAYS receipts, 51s cars. December closed at
the bottom, 4S7sc, after selling high as 44Jsc
May sold from 1880 down 431ac, closing at 431ac
Business in the oats pit was fair. the price fol-
lowing the downward tendency of corn. December
opened at Ts1sc ana 500 GOWN to 2sc, closing at
31Fsc to 31&c, after selling from 31sc down 319sc
Monday. Shipments hence were 324, 900 bushels
The large deliveries OF November lard last night
and in consequence the cash product was thrown
on the market in the shape of November sales, and
with purchases of the nearby deliveries of lard.
The rest of the list ruled firm, and the buying
Trade on the whole duh. January pork sold
from sl2 s23z TO 81 s7ls on 10 Si2 50 to sl2 s71z
5 So Hog receipts were 49, 6oO head and prices al
the yards were steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Ss1ac; No Northern Z 0S41zc: May ss4s S6 2c
bid. RYE-No l, 6S a 69c. BARLEY-NO 2, san a 55c;
sample, 81 a 54c. CORN-May, 431zc bid.
795s soc; May. S412c; ! hard S2lzc: 1 North
SIC; No Northern, 791ac. FL0UR-First pat
ents. 81 T04$4 so; second patents first
clears SO 3 as; second clears So 45 50 So BRAN
bulk $11 so.
Philadelphia. Nov 25-WHEAT unchanged; contract
grade S2!s@S3c CORN steady: November 4a4491sc
OATS unchanged No white natural 36l2 q3624c No =
white clipped, 3S1a q36%c BUTTER weak; extra
ern creamery. % nearby prints 26c EGGS firm
fresh loss off. sc; nearby fresh Western
fresh. Bic at mark CHEESE unchanged New-York full
cream fancy 1Sa4 choict 13 9c good
12A413Ac Reeepts-Flour. LOO bbls and 149s.OC0 r
in sacks. wheat, 5000 bush: 5000 bush;
20 coo Shipments-Wheat 700 bush; 1900
BUSH oats. 1900 bush.
ST. Louis Nov. 25.-Close: WHEAT-No 2 red cash.
50 S9c December 81 Z S2c: MAY So g s524c: No 2
hard. SO a sec. CoRN-No . cash nominal December
axe: Nav 41Ssc. OATS-No cash. 3O12C; No >
white, S2c; December, 3oQ 30Isc; May, 311+c
Toledo, Nov 25-CLovERsEED. cash, So I21s Deem
ber IS To- January, 221z; February, IS 2T2 March.
s. $2{e. AISIkE prime. IS %. TIMOTHY. prime.
81 J71-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
FILES PROTEST AGAINST TUNNEL
Property Owner Objects to Proposed Cham
bers-st, Extension.

John L. Brewer, owner Of the property at Nos
90 and 2S4 Westinghouse, has filed a protest
against the application of the Interstate Tunnel
Company for leave TO build tunnel under Cham
bers-st from the Hudson River to a point near
Park Row on the ground that the construction of
the tunnel on the plans proposed would endanger
the buildings on his property and others in the
neighborhood.
In the protest il is set forth that the land be-
tween Greenwich and West SITS. north and south
OF Chambers-st is made land, and that the ex-
cavation would be in the former bed of the river
which would endanger the buildings for some dis
tance north and south OF ChamberS-st- and west
or Cree
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, Nov. rs, 1905

Steamer PaIlanza Ger Scharmberg, Hamburg Novem-
ber TO- TO the Line with 336 steerage
Steamer New-York, Roberts, southampton and Cher
bourg November 1s American Line, with 143 cabin
oil steerage passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer Bristol City CBr) Barclay Bristol November
and Swansea 8. James @Arkell & Co, with mdse.
Arrived the Bar at II: 40 Path.
AliX. Havre November Is,
Coupagnie Transatlantque with 293 cabin
791 steerage passengers mails and mdse Arrived
the 1880 m.
Tordenskjold (Nor), Kroger Sydney, b, No
vember q. master in ballast Arrived at the Bar
$50 a
Steamer Seguranca. Oakes. Vera Cruz November 49,
Progreso q, James z Ward & Co with
81 passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
Gamer Guiana Cuban Baker. Caibaren November 10
and Matanzas 20 w D Munson. with sugar. Arrived
the Bar at 1030
Steamer city q ColuInnns Shlt SdNaiila november
% SIS Co with and mdse Passed
in Quarantine 2:31
Steamer seneca, Curtis Tampico November 10 and Ha
Ward & with IL in passengers
mails and Arrived at the Bar :02
Steamer Comanche Watson. jacksonville November -
via Charleston 23 to William CLYDE Co. with passen
Steamer Princess Taple. Newport News and Nor
folk TO the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and
mdse Highlands at 1235 p
Steamer Ka,ahdin Queen. GEORGETOWN. c. November
19 wit lumber the Atlantic Coast Lumber Co Of
Highlands at 11:5S a
SAILED
Steamers <, Paso for New-Crleans Bayamo tCuban)
Havana and Tampico: Tabor (Nor, Norfolk and Tampco
Philadelphia Juan. La Guayra El Vale, Cal
weston: Castle. Havana jefferson. Norfolk and
Newport News: Denver Key West and Galveston; Ha-
vana Colon: Nassau Dutch Trinidad
Mayaeliez Ponce etc Italia UtaD. Genoa and Naples
49, NgesaI3e Ta,
Plymouth Cherbourg and SOUTHAMPTON; Finland
and Antwerp; Caronia tr Queenstown and Liverpool;
1rl Barbados and Demerara; Colorado. Brunswick City
Memphis, Savannah
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Franc Co Nov. 25.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. 25C1osng: Spot quiet; prices points
lower: American middling fair: 6.54d; good mdding
22d. mddlng. 606d; low midding 5SGd: good ordinary
5 72d; ordinary 556d The sales OF day were Oi0
hs which 800 for speculation export
included $500 American Receipts. 1900 bales
American. Futures opened and closed
irregular: American niddIng November 3 96d .
November and December. 596d: December and January
and February. 601d: and March
1id March April. Uod: April May 8 10d MAJ
and June. 613d June and July, lid July and August
*
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Boulogne Nov % 6 m-Arrived, steamer Rotterdam
G1utch), TSruinsna, Nev-York for Rotterdam and
proceeded).
Leghorn Nov 22Sailed steamer Gtta oil Messlna dta'
Dameo (from Genoa). New-York.
Almeria Nov 2f-Sailed Roma tFr) Nerrfes
(frcm Naples, New-York-
Ord (froIn Santos). New-York
Dnn lfrnnn NeN-York
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

L
Japan. Corea. etcshawmut Cva seattlel %
Fiji Islands, Australia, etc-Aorangi (via
- <,
Hawaii Philippines, etc-Dorc Cva s F)....Dec 4,
New-Zealand Samoa. etc-Sonoma (via F. Dec g. g
l. Guam. etc-U Transport Oia Dec 10. 6 p
Hawaii. Corear etc-Manchuria jVa F. D. II, m
Japan. P !, etc-Empress of India (via Van
Il
Tahiti. etc-Mariposa (via Dec %,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise s.5s Sunset 4:36 Moon 554 Moons age /
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 6:5s Gov. Island He'll Gate 9:13
P.M-Sandy Hook 7:5o Gov Island 7:4ell5el 989
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

QuoLaitLs
patents S. s5a$4 TO- Strashis 50 oQs3 81 ing pat
So 10: WHEAT No spring. s3qS7e; No ). Soas5c; No
led s344 gs5c; CORN, No ., iozc No = yellow SIC.
OATS. No .. 29c No white 32lac. No white 29dS2,:
RYE, No , &c; BARLEY, good leelng S6l2 gaze fair
10 choice mailing 43q49c; FIAANSEEIl, No l. S3c: No /
Northwestern, 81: TIMOTHY SEED SEED prime Ss 80:
bbi. S13 45aslG 30; LARD, per 100 10 Sc dS7: CUT
MEATS short bs doose). S7qS7 i2l5 short Iear
sides boxed. SO SflzaST: NHEKEY high wines
81 80 On the Produce Exchange EUTTER steady:
creamerss. l1G2ic: diaries i7n20c EGGS steady at
mark included 24c; hrsts 24c prime firss 2sc
extras, Soc CHEESE steady 12iS a13c.
Duluth, Nov 25.-Ciose. WHEAT-No l Northern
s1Ac No Northern. 1850 December 7s5tc; May
sac
Milwaukee. Nov. Zs.-WHEAT-No Northern ss,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
BULLION FOR BANK OF ENGLAND.

London Nov 25-Bullion amounting to s4.9150oO
WIS taken into the Bank of England to-day. OF
this sum 81 10000 was aside for the Indian
yency note reserve.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Nov 25,-FLoUR Arm WHEAT-No de-
mand. CORN-Fair demand: No . yellow, 50%c No
corn. OATS steady No white. S5c; No mixed.
33lsc BARIEY-5ood demand; Western. (, 46R
5Sc RYE easy No J. 75c.
Chicago. Nov. 25.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30.
Panama
1Organ

.Finance: Colon; November % Panama
Princes Gibraltar. November 21..N G Lloyd
Brooklyn. Naples November Zatti
st Lucia. November %.
Proteus Orleans November Is Morgan
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
SPRINGS mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER q.

I Vessel
Vessel. For. Line. Mails close. sails
! Princess Anne Norfolk. Old DOM 800
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-11-29
Moore Nippawaila Stories.
Wheat Is looking fine.

Wheat Is looking fine.
w. r. Carvin is on the sick list.
Most everybody is feeding cattle now
Corn husking seeDls to be the order
of the day.
j. B. Harbaugh has improved his
farm by adding balm 34x40.
Stalks are killing cattle this year
Geo. Zimmerman has lost some.
George Colborn left Nov. 10 for north.
ern Missouri on a few weeks visit.
G. S. Page and C. D. Newkirk mark.
eted wheat at Kiowa the first of last
week.
c D. Newkirk is having q well dug
on bis feed ground west of ID. B. Scbuy.
ler's house.
Several of the young folks surprise
Clarence Lowden with a party on Thurs.
day night, NOV. Is.
There does not seem to be much news
afioat in his part of the county, but
anyway, We will saJ a few wo-ds.
Most all the rlghtofways of the d. K
& G. R. R. have been granted; and we
are anxious to see them begin work.
Watch and wait, it will be here.
Several new buildings are being erect.
ed in our vicinity this fall. VIM. Bortb,
Uncle Jimmie Martin and Bud Groen.
dycke have put up new houses, and g.
T. Guier. NJ. J. Lane. r. j.. Groendycke
F. G. Colborn and E. a. Fitzgerald
have built on additions.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-11-29
DeeKheQd Items.

We love to read the Index.
VIII Clark was in Deerhead last
week.
w. II. Drury and family Sundayed at
Lake.
Maud Sunderland visited her father
last week.
The cOpious rain last week makes the
wheat green.
DR.. Kociell was called to Jack Lark
ms last week.
Jack Frost has been shining every
morning since the precipitation.
The net proceeds from the pie social
at the Clement school house were SIS.
Little Sam, the U. s. mail carrier,
had runaway Saturday. Nobody was
hurt.
Hattie Smith who has been staying at
Mrs. Gentry's this summer will return
to her home in Oklahoma Monday.
Vaughn DeGeer made flying trip to
Coats last week. On his way home
he attended the revival meeting at
Lake.
G. w. Hilderband says he is going to
let his whiskers grow until tie railroad
is completed to Lake and not until then
will he cut them off.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-11-29
Isabel Items.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
Mr.. Geo. Sellers moved his family to
Wichita Wednesday. Mrs. Sellers has
been under the doctors care there for
some time and her health improved.
They are moving there 80 the cure can
be com pleted. We are sorry to l o g
this family from this community but
when they return they will be welcomed
back 'home."
Norris Shepherd and Willie Dye as
dog catchers are lamentable failures
they had an idea that movers had stolen
I. P. Knights fine bird dog Monday
and were anxious to prove they were
"Old Cap Golfers in disguise. They
missed their calling big. They amt it..
They were real sleuths till they caught
the moving van near Coats and then
they or one of them had case of ague,
and the detectives came home to find
the dog here.
Sam B. Rohrer has one of the best
ranches in Barber county, and he in.
vited a number of his friends to come
out and have hunt with him. That
the gentlemen that Mr.. Rohrer invited
had glorious time IS thing that the
possibilities of case can't find out.
The boys, and they are all boys, helped
Sam" have good time, and he, true
to an inherent knowledge of what is
what. did our guests right. Ink is
scarce in the west and men like C. f.
Gault, Major A. M. Harvey, c. G. Ba-
ker, DR.. VIM. West and A. r. Arm.
strong are people who have enjoyed
seasons hunt, free from the turmoil of
the city in way that gives US western.
ers joy and leaves not stain on west
ern hospitality. That Mr.. Rohrer was
the bringer in of these men to our coun.
ty, and viewers of land that IN its vir-
ginity exceeded their fondest anticipa.
tons. We believe Barber county is the
best of several in Kansas and we are
for its advancement every day in the
week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-11-29
HazeHon Items.

j. F. Albright and l.. G. Rugg drove
their cattle in from northwest BarDer
last week to winter.
Joseph Pfaff IS still making improve.
ments In the way of good application
OF paint on hts house.
The ladies of the G. z. church had an
entertainment last Wednesday night
that netted them a nice sum.
G. F. Goodan has built a 60-foot shed
adjoining his livery barn and will keep
it full of good horses this winter.
s. s. Kincaid brought in four or five
hundred head of cattle last week from
his ranch to winter on his farms here.
The Eastern Star ladies' served nice
refreshments at their meeting on last
Thursday night. Everybody had fine
time.
j. N. and j. L. Stephens were out
threshing some kaffir corn last week
until the rain drove them in. The rain
was fine on wheat and alfalfa.
AuobhoSlNiuS oCltLCco Will 10 uolu III
the Cumberland Presbyterian church at
IL a. m. Rey. Cummings, pastor of the
M. E. church will preach the sermon.
A protracted meeting will begin IN
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
Sunday, Dec. 3rd, to be conducted by
Rev. A. Is. Hobbs of Kansas City, the
singing evangelist.
By the time this is In the hands of the
printer we will be able to say who our
new mayor is. There are not many in
the city but what Will have an invita-
ton to 90 and vote for their choice.
r. l.. and j. L. Afford, two of our
brothers from Illinois. were here last
week looking at some of the best land
they ever saw in the west. They re-
turned home firmly convinced that we
have good lot of fine farm land.
Little Charley. son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Kuntz, died of typhoid fever Sat-
urday night and was buried Sunday af
ternoon in the HaZaltOn cemetery. An
other boy is very sick. The parents
have the sincere sympathy of all our
people in their doubly sore affection.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-11-29
Notes From the Pratt Union.


W.P. Gibson, the Barber county
stockman, and his son in-law, Mr..
Stone, were here on business Satur.
day.
Editor w. H. Holmes, of the Isabel
Herald, was here last week attending
court. He was called to testify in the
Phillips case.
Ruby Vaughn gives notice in another
column that he will apply for pardon
from Governor Hoch. He is guilty of
nothing but kidnapping his own child.
Now something will be killed. Judge
Gillett secured hunters license of
Deputy Clerk q. r. Mawdsley yester.
day aud there seemed to be blood In
his eye.