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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-26
HazeHon Items.
w. F. Collins of Harper was here on
real estate business last week.

w. F. Collins of Harper was here on
real estate business last week.
5. 5. Kincaid moved about $50 head
of his cattle to his ranch near Eldred
last week.
w. w. Perry, brother of C. C. Perry.
was here from Oklahoma last week
looking for a location
A Mr.. Davis of Tennessee was here
last week looking for good farm. He
Will perhaps locate here.
F. e. McLain has bought a farm near
Freeport IN Harper county and will
probably make that his home.
w. V. Hull bought an so acre farm
last week near the old Eldred postoffice
OF w. Y. Robinson for 81 per acre.
e. B. Fullerton is building a large
barn on his farm northwest of town.
Mr.. Barkley is doing the carpenter
work.
j. F. Albright. l.. c. Rugg and Ed.
IL. Smith moved their cattle to Mr..
Smiths pasture north west of the Lodge
last week.
Sam Crow is building a large barn on
his farm southeast of town. George
Payne and Uncle Jim Stephens are do
ing the work.
f. G. McLain, after owning his farm
south of town for about three weeks,
sold out at net profit of something
over two thousand dollars.
w. II. Smith has bought the old Tom
Collins ranch three miles south of Cor.
win, for $4,000. 1t contains about
6S5 acres and is all fine land.
j. d. Keller started in last week to
prepare the ground and plant trees in
the city park. Uncle Jake is one of the
best men for that job In Kansas.
j. j. Cassidy and son from Harris,
Kansas was here last week looking at
the country and were very much pleas
ed with its appearance and will likely
locate near here.
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Sharon Items.

Are you for the bonds?
We are to have seven wet Sundays in
succession, they say.
There is some talk of building a
farmers elevator in Sharon.
Trice Il Son have built a new impIe.
mert shed back of their store. A good
Improvement
1t is said that some of the earliest
planted corn has rotted and will have
to be planted again.
Arthur Maddox shipped three cars of
hogs last Tuesday. Ralph Wisuer &C
companied one car to Wichita.
John Burket has his new house nice
ly painted and is now putting up a
picket fence around his lot.
DIR. Baldwin, the new physician who
is going to locate at Sharon, is an old
acquaintance of C. A, Blackmore's.
Sometimes in listening TO religious
discourse we think it is not what the
Scriptures say, but what some say it
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Mr.. Barber who resides on the Caya.
naugh farm, returned to Mcpherson
county one day last week to bring
down his cattle and two more loads of
goods. He will come overland.
DIR. Atwell has moved his drugs and
instruments down to Sharon. He can
now be found at the Globe hotel. The
Doctor is talking of moving his family
to town. They would meet a hearty
welcome.
Elder Ingle, in his sermon Sunday
morning, said there was a difference
between existence and life. One might
exist out of Christ as do the animals,
but only the true Christian really has
life. And again: .Ohrist didn't come
to change life radically but to develop
that which we already have"
The citizens of Sharon and vicinity
lost interest in the Russo Jap war and
don't care if the fleets are in close prox-
unity. The proposed new railroad oy-
ershadows everything just now. The
greatest objection raised here is the
fact that it will greatly damage many
of our finest farms.
Two of our notable old citizens got
themselves married Oft" last week.
u. w. Cayanaugh and Uncle Dave
Clough are the lucky ones this time,
and Capt. Fair left Wednesday for
some point east, which looks rather
suspicious. especially since the Cap
tain has his house all furnished and
everything in "ship shape"
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Auction Sale.


j. -. Hahn and wife will sell at AUG
ton on the street in Medicine Lodge on
Saturday. May 9Th, at p. M their en-
tire stock of household goods including
bedsteads, mattresses, 2 dressers, wash
stand, center tables, 2 sets chairs, S
rockers, 2 pieces Brussels carpet 2 bang
Ing lamps. 2 hand lamps, kitchen table.
Kitchen safe, cook stove, gasoline stove.
Ice cream freezer, tubs, pals, kettles,
pans and many other small articles.
Terms, cash on all amounts of $40 or
under, bankab!e note for six months at
3 per cent on sums over $40.
VIII sell any of the goods at private
sale at bargain any day before day of
sale. II you want this kind of goods
cheap, call at the house north of school
house or attend the sale May at 2 D. M.
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Isabel Items.

From the Herald.
Mrs. Robt. Froman with two boys.
Hugh and Bill, will accompany Miss
Maud Tilden home and spend the sum.
mer.
John Bailey, father in law of Harvey
Dunham, is>talking of locating here.
Mr. Bailey is an attorney of ripe expe-
rlence and would be a welcome member
OF the business life of our little town.
Matte DeWeese, stenographer for
Noble & Tincher, Medicine Lodge.
spent Sunday with Grandma Dye. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Scott of the
Lodge.
Uncle Jake Blackwelder and family
were completely surprised Wednesday
by the arrival from Litchfeld, H., of
Miss Grace ackwelder and Miss Ger.
trude Rasor. These young ladies will
spend two or three weeks In this local..
ty visiting relatives.
Saturday afternoon a party consist
ing of L. L. Knight, w. II. Mcclure.
Tom Coss, Geo. Relleford, r. A. Hunt.
Chester Thornton and Frank Stroll.
went to Elm Mills on a fishing trip.
They were very successful and brought
home good strings. We are told that
one of the fishermen thought it a good
time to take bath and floundered in
the water for a while, but it matters
not, the outing was success and all
want to go again.
Alex M. Fouch left Friday for his
old home at Hollowtown, Ohio. There
was big crowd of Alexis friends at
the depot to see him off. Mr.. Fouch ia
or was one of our most successful clti-
zens, starting here niue years ago with
less than one hundred dollars, he has
by strict attention to business collected
competency and has a sum of money
and land and property holdings here
and at Liberal, that make him a rich
man. His many friends here look for
his return anxlOusly, as by years of
association they have learned to know
his sterling worth.
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Last Sunday afternoon Chas. Daugh.
ertY and Miss Minnie Tade were mar
ried by Elder A. G.. Crenshaw at the
latter's home. They took their rela.
tives by surprise, not informing any
one until the wedding was over. The
brides parents reside in Comanche
county and she was here on visit to her
uncle, w. IL. Lovellette. The groom is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Daugherty
OF this city, and is an industrious and
popular young man.-HarperA Advocate.
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Mingono items.
1t is rumored that the Stecker farm
is sold again.

1t is rumored that the Stecker farm
is sold again.
Tom Wickersham is sojourning in
Walla Walla, Washington.
Mr.. Pettis. G Mingona citizen of
boom days who is now in Washington
Is very sick with cancer.
When Mr.. Pollard's house is built
and occupied. it will make lonesome
road more pleasant The carpenters
began work on it last Monday.
d. w. Stone has recently planted a
IL acre apple orchard and also a mum
Der of locust trees on his Mingona
ranch.
We read by the papers that Tom
Parker has been sent by the Southwest
Kansas Conference to Argonia. Tom
Is good, earnest boy and we predict
that he will make Argonia a good pas
tor
a large crowd gathered at the Min.
COMA school house last week, Tuesday
night, In response to call for a rail-
road meeting. There was good deal
or earnest talk on each side but moth
Ing definitely done. We all agree that
we need road badly but differ as to
the best method of procuring it. A Pc
tition was circulated and signed calling
bond election.
Emanuel Smith, citizen of Mingona
when that city was as large as it will
De year after the new load goes
through, was here visiting friends last
week. He is now living at Ames, O.
l., but expects to sooD remove to Frui.
tn, Colorado, on account of his wife's
poor health. He says that Charlie
boot Is near Los Angeles. California,
Dave Root is at Woodward, O. T., the
Flrestones are at Fruita, Colorado, the
rest of the Roots and his father are at
Ames, 0. T., and Ben Sanderson is
caller at the depot in Kansas City.
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Mowa Items.
Clipped from the News-Review.

clipped from the News-Review.
An eight foot cement walk from
Waltner's corner to the corner of the
Hardw,ck totel has been ordered con-
structed by the street committee.
IshmaeI Sc Rudolph left yesterday
over the Missouri Pacific with 20 cars
of their stock cattle to be summered
near Eureka, Greenwood county.
Miss Minnie Kincaid went TO Con-
way Springs Saturday morning and re
turned the next day. Her unfortunate
sister is improving slowly and her re-
covery is now confidently expected.
Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock the
Will DOwntain barn on 7Ih street
caught fire from defective flue in the
office. Fortunately the fire was discov
cred before 1T had m ade much Roadway
and the night was still, otherwise the
large barn could not have been saved
A tank of water left by the cement
workers on the opposite side of the
treet was made good use Of to put out
the fire aud good work was done by the
bucket brigade in saving the building.
The damage done is not great aud is
covered by insurance.
While Ray Burrell was listing corn
for Geo. Kindred short distance south
OF kio wa Tuesday afternoon his team
became unmanageable and ran away.
Tie young man was thrown from the
seat and fell in front of the lister share.
The point struck him on the thigh and
tore the flesh from his leg down to the
knee Joint. The leg was emputated at
the kLee and the boy stood the opera
ton we'll lie was dragged over the
plowed field some distance before the
team was stopped and he was picked
up in fearful mangled condition. As
the doctors here were not prepared to
do more than alleviate the pains of the
unfortunate boy he was hurried on the
first tram out of Kiowa for the hospital
at Wichita.
lie died in the hospital Thursday
night and the body was brought home
for burial on Friday.
Clipped from the Journal
County Treasurer Rule was here on
Friday and favored the Journal with a
call,
w. l.. Oven made his wife present
OF tine Kingsbury piano which he
bought last week of l. b. Hill.
Lawrence Tucker, nephew of A. G.,
Smith, arrived last week from Missouri
and has accepted position with the
York Key Mer. Co. taking Harry Bur
ney's place, who with his family ac-
companies G. G. Seidel and family to
California about the first of the month
ID. r Streeter, cattle inspector. re
ceived notice today that Between now
and May /, he would be called upon to
inspect $50 cars Of cattle, or about
$3.50 head, making about lis trains.
Guess our friend Streeter will be going
some for the next few days.
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An Endorsement.
Kiowa, Kansas. April "a. 1905.

Kiowa, Kansas. April q, 1905.
10 the Editors of the Index:
SIRs:-Dr. c. E; Burgson informs me
ne has located permanently in your
city | wish to say that the Doctor is
dentist of rare qualifications. As q
man and gentleman he stands A No. 1.
Zoe Doctor has a most delicate touch,
is both scientific and artistic in his pro-
fession. 1t gives me much pleasure to
recommend him to the people of Med
icine Lodge. "A. S. CLOUD, M. D.
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AETNA.
From Cowboy" in Coldwater Sta

From Cowboy in Coldwater Start
Grass is coming slow.
Miss Mary Lenertz visited home
folks Sunday.
Mrs. Burton's brother, Mr.. Golf, is
visiting her this week from Missouri.
Mrs. G. d. Long and family spent
part of last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Estill.
Mrs. Wood and her son, Charlie, ex-
pect to start for Tuscola, Ill.,, some
time next week.
Roy Arterburn of Anthony, and J..
W. Flatt made business trip to Cold.
water this week.
The man who bought Mrs. Berry's
place is out this week looking after his
ranch this week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Estill is having some bad
luck. -Four or five of her cows got
down in the bog ami died.
Frank Moon and family have moved
OIL the old Joe Smith place. He expects
to help his father this summer with his
farm work.
One OF the girls in this vicinity is
sorry that Dude" is not going to keep
the road plain all summer between her
fathers and Berry's.
Clarence Bates and Burr Hinkie took
two loads of wheat to Coldwater this
r
week for j. W. Platt and brought back
lumber for barn.
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WARMING!
Stock Prohibited from
Running at Large.

Official notice is hereby given to all
parties concerned to prevent their live
stock from running at large within the
limits OF the city. as prohibited by or.
dinance. and due warning is hereby
given that the provisions Of the ordi.
nance will be strictly enforced.
This order will go into effect follow.
ing its publication, and all stock found
running at large within the city limits
after sunrise Thursday morning, April
20, 1905, will be impounded.
j. 3. STOCKSTILL,
City Marshal.
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Cattle for Pasture.

l can take care of 200 or 300 head of
cattle for pasture for the season. Plen-
ty of good grass and water and finest
scenery in the county. Range s miles
southwest of Medicine Lodge on Cedar
creek. Address, II. j. Parker, Medicine
Lodge, Kansas.
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Pasture to Lease.

1880 acres, goodgrass, we'll watered
and good fences. Will lease for to 8
years and would take from 60 to so
acres blowing as part payment.
A. j. HARGIs,
Lake City, KS.
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Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postoffice at Medicine Lodge for the
week ending April %, 1905:
Rev. l.. 9. Sheriff.
ID. Il. Scales.
Mr.. l.. L.. Lowell
When calling for these letters please
state that they have been advertised.
j. N. TITUS, p. M
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County Health Officers Of
fetal Notice.

By order of the State Board of Health all
property owners are hereby notified to clean
up their premises and streets and alleys adj
Jacent thereto, from all refuse, rubbish and
decay1ng veeetatio n which tends to harbor or
promulgate contagious or infectious disease.
The State Board requires street commission
ers OF cities to see that this order is strictly
enforced in accordance with the law. Failure
TO comply with the terms of the law is punish.
able. DIR. T.. A. COLEMAN
County Health Officer
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We have just put in Landis sewing
machine and are prepared to do your
harness work with neatness and dis
patch.-R. N. Woodward s. Son.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-26

Baekache is never known to those
persons who take an occasional dose of
Pineuies. The value of the resin OBJ
tained from the pine tree has long been
recognized in the treatment of diseases
OF the bladder and kidneys One dose
OF Pinules will give relief. and one bot
tie Will cure. Sold by j. B. Young
Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-26

Bring us your harness repair work !.
We are prepared to handle it right.-R.
Nj. Woodward & Son.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-26

II. L. Woodward s. Son are exclusive
agents for the o. B. FIour-the best
brand on the market. 1t Is popular
with all who use it. Try sack.
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Cows For Sale.

40 cows for sale All red and good
native cows. All bred to short horn
bulls. Will give time If purchaser de
slres. CHAS. GRONEMIAR,
IL. II. No. l. Kiowa, Kans.
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It's pleasure to take DR.. Dade's
Little Liver Pills and enjoy their tonic
effect upon the liver. Sold by j. r.
Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-26

All kinds OF furniture bought and
sold, stoves repaired. aud second hand
goods of every description constantly
In stock. Store on North Main street.
ADAM JACKSON.
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The Index and st. Louis Semi Week.
" Republic one year, $l.60.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
Won Two Games.
MEMPHIS WILL HAVE GAMES.
Rigid Quarantine Will Not interiors
With the Schedule.

Memphis. Tenn, August 5.-(Special)-
The act Of the city fathers today in
deciding on a quarantine against the
world. after IL O'Clock Monday. August
Z. and as told in the Associated Press
dispatches will not necessarily interfere
with the coming and going of Southern
League teams, a majority of whom are
scheduled to play here during the next
three weeks. This statement is made
by officials Of the Memphis board of
health who of course. speak from con
ditions existing at present in the circuit
which show no city or district regarded
here as infected by fever excepting of
course, New Orleans.
The Shreveport team will arrive to-
morrow for the inauguration of long
home series which will be followed by
other teams including the homeless New
Orleans aggregation. All will be allowed
to enter and leave Memphis, provided
officials OF the local baseball association
will vouch for the visiting teams and
make affidavit to the effect that they
have not been In infected districts
fifteen days prior to entering memphis.
Unless other cities of the league become
infected with the fever no trouble will
be experienced by teams coming into
Memphis and as the city is at present
In a mood for baseball, the prospects are
regarded by baseball officials as bright
for all concerned.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
NEW SCHEDULE FOR
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At the meetings of the Southern league
held at the Hotel Hillman yesterday and
last night, a re-arrangement of the sched-
ule, caused by quarantine regulations in
Alabama, Louisiana and other states rep
resented In the association, was completed
for the week beginning today. The moguls
adjourned last night after instructing
President Kayanaugh to complete the new
schedule for the entire season.
1t was decided that for the remainder of
the season the New Orleans team shall be
located IN Meridian and the Shreveport
team In. Chattanooga.
An important resolution adopted in
structed each manager In the Southern
league to cut the number of his players
down to fourteen. exclusive of bench man.
ayers. All arrangements were also COM
pleted 10 finish out the season. no mat
ter where quarantine regulations may
be established
Under the schedule completed FOR this
week, which includes games to be played
today as we'll as next Sunday, Nashville
Will be in Birmingham August Z, aud
8, and the Iron Barons will spend the last
three days of the week In Atlanta. Mont
gomery will be in Atlanta tomorrw, Tues
day and Wednesday. while on the same
days -4ittle Rock will be in Meridian and
Shreveport In Memphis
Judge w. NJ. Kavanaugh, president of
the Southern league. presided at yester-
days meetings and there We're In attend
ance besides him; Harry Vaughan and
j. w. Mcqueen, Birmingham NJ. j. Finn
and Bradley Walker. Nashville; Charles
Frank. New Orleans; Dale Gear, Little
Rock. and b. c. Broyles, Atlanta Presi-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-08-06
MOBILE, JACKSON AND
KANSAS CITY RAILROAD
1.-THE NEW Way.
Timber Lands! Farm Lands!
Trucking Landsl
Sawmill Sitesl Factory Sitesl

Splendid lands for peaches, cane,
small fruits and AL kinds of truckage;
to say nothing of cotton, corn, oats.
peas and alfalfa, which can be sue
cessfully grown on the entire line of
tour hundred miles.
Good climate. good water. good lands
and fine forests of long leaf yellow
pine and harwoods over the entire way
offering every inducement to the
manufacturer of lumber. both for ex-
port and domestic markets.
Fine opportunities offered for .naK-
ing slaves, headings, spokes. boxss
mantels and all kinds Of nigh-grade
furniture.
The M, ]. & X. G. Railroad shorteIs
the distance from the North to the
Gulf, putting Memphis, st. Louis. Nash
Vile, Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianao-
oils and the great West In close touch
with Mobile; insuring quick deli, cries
to Tampa, Havana, Bluefields. Colon
and all Central American ports.
Care and caution in handling freight
and quick transportation at moderate
cost, is our motto.
Full information will - given.
L. 1. LAWRENCE, Manager !. & l..
Department, Laurel, Miss.
w. L. o'DWYER, General Freight
Agent, Mobile, Ala.
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I do not use large advertisements and
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MY offices are the most private and
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Gent kavanaugh represented Montgomery
and Charlie Frank looked after the in
terests of the Memphis club.
Ten offers were received for the trans
Ter OF the Montgomery franchise. but no
action was taken and will not be for the
present The offers for the franchise
Tor the remainder of the season come
from the following places Chattanooga,
Knoxville, Mobile, Huntsville, Padueah,
Sheffield, Lexington, Covington. Ky. Co.
lumbus, Ca, and Meridian. Miss.
The schedule, as arranged for this week,
including games to be played today is as
follows:
Nashville In Birmingham Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday; Birmingham in At
lanta Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Montgomery in Atlanta Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday; Montgomery in
Nashville Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Little Rock in Meridian Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday; Little Rock in Mem
phis Thursday, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
Shreveport in Memphis Sunday (today).
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday;
Shreveport In Meridian Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Under the new schedule it is probable
that Shreveport will be entertained by
the Iron Barons on Labor Day, while
Nashville will probably play In Little
Rock, Montgomery in Memphis and New
Orleans in Atlanta,
President Kavanaugh and the other
magnates who attended the meetings left
for their respective homes last night
President Kavanaugh will complete the
schedule in Little Rock.
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THE AMATEURS
Togo Stars victors.

The Togo stars went after the scalp of
the Humbolt team yesterday afternoon
and captured 1t In easy fashion. the
score being to 2. Only five innings were
played on account of u decision of the
umpire being disputed by the Humboldt
avenue team. The game WAS forfeited
as the Humbolt boys refused to play.
The batteries were: Bissett and Burke
Williams. Schwortz and benson.
The Humbolt boys challenge all teams
under the age of fifteen years and would
like to hear from some of the strong
teams al a near date.