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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
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naten. Ser 8erltorbene ipar ous oem
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tam aber idon i'm Sabre l849 nod Den
Ser. Gtaaten uno Eat ieitber INNER III
oieiem @ountp 9eDohnt. Bis Dor pe=
nigen Sabren bepirtlinaitete er Ielbit
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bod in ben lebten Sahren bat sr li1 5ur
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men ilt ibm idon prr adt ssabren i'm
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bier Ginoer, 3tpei 56bne uno smei
3D6ter. 8is pnt tpeniaen Wonaten
nor @enaer nod riiitia uno beiu6ts
uns jeoesmal. toeau er mad Nem Pbila=
oelpbia fam uno nahm INNER eltl
erobes eSnterelie an allen politiEhen
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gerltdnoniB uno eroben Sharfbllf an
Der Sag leote. @r par INNER Elm
Hrammer 9emofrat uno elm elfrl9er
2eier oes vgeobadter."
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mittae in Stonecreet 5bale ltatt.
Qlm 30. sanuar in 8arubiG @ittmt
Subn penit i'm 9lter bon "a Sahrei
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terldBt feds Ginoer.
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/ bon &obert Compton, im Nlter bon s;
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flint Rlnoer. 2 S0bne uno 3 SOdter
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uon 90 Sabren. 9ie 8erltorbene
tuel6e 50 Sabre in Sem @omerstom1
qemohut bat uno unter ibren getann
ten ats 8roBmuttsr 9hcooemus befann
mar, iuar tpabri9einlid Die dltefe per
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terldBt einen Sohn.
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%. Silton I'M Nlter bon 81 Sabren
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felt l843 in llbridsoille.
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beiratbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
2u OerfaMfeta.

Gdierei=lltenlilisn gu iolsenoen prei:
len. 10 lanee Der WDrratb lan9t
thermometer, Tabrenbeit uno Geau.
mur $l.00, nur Geaumur rs Gents.
G1sbobrer rs Gents, Derb &c. ent.
iprs6eno ebenIo biliQ.
Gdstiiber go. z, s, 9, 10, IL. IL.
Is uno IA Iiir 40. As. SO. SIS. 20, 5;
Gents, $l.00 & 81. 20.
9teuber & Gotba der.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
sSQuuar SerfQuf.
8eeinnt am Sreitae,
20. Januar,
BET -
6. ID, BURY,

am Square, Seem Hbilabelpbia.
8iaise :,reiie int Groseid)oB:
2incoln 8. 8. unsebIeifte
Muslin :. ............. .4ae
SsairleB. unsebleihte Wuslir,
bette Qualitdt. .6ac
2onsoale sebleihte Wuslln
miro perfauft fir Tic
Oils aebleidte Muslin.
miro bertauft fir. TIC
8uter stoff fir Sanotii9er, 4
miro pertanit fir. .3ae
@uter Calico. ihmar3 uno weiB, blau
uno weiB. ipiro pertauft fir. 4ac
@eifreifte uno nit Giguren aeihnliifte
@retons, mertb Is. 20 u. 25c fir 7c
1000 Oarbs 5ommeritoffe,
10 bis 35c nertb fir &. ..... sc
20 prosent 3abatt iiir .unieren Vorratb
bon e.yobn g. 8rowns 8afellinnen.
aeiht uno ounfel getnoppte @bebiotts
perfauft fir. ...... ..... 05
BeItidte 2alpns unb Dimities,
aeiuDbnllder preis Is, Is ulb 35c
fiir. 90, z, s uno l0e
Geioenartiee WeiBpaareit.
reeelmdBiger Bfeis 35 Ii 40c Iiir l9t
5dwarSe II. lpeibe Ieioenartiae Streifen
perib 35 uno SOC fir. ........ l9c
36 3oa Seeiniel percales,
merib l2ac fir. 73c
20 Brnsent Gaba!t al alien Seloen-
tpaaren.
Cine Nusnobl bon @rDital Geioe, roth,
tpa9siarbig. blau, geIb uno lila 81
25e, iuertl $l.00.
Gebnftionen al Sefen, 21Ifern illto
3eppiAen.
lleberipiirfe su ieoem preis.
Geouftionsn i'm eansen Store.
@roi,e GeDMftio,aett tat Yreiie
post gd)abets aasat lGat,sat 5ttr
aeetsc gSoaress Stt tttGtt1ett.
OclcgenDeit, @clo ~ iparen.
Der gertauf Oallert stuei Moaen.
gDir 6aben cine aroBe NusDahI, abe,
bod fommi Shr an belien frilb lllr Oh
erite Nuswahl.
6. SO. gnrrp,
an gauars, glep 9bilaeslpbia'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
@obit, nit Oem 0eIo :?

fsiir piele le9t aleroinas bic 5raae
na6er g8ie betommt man @elo ?
Wenn man oahelbe aber iauer ertuors
ben. 10 m06te man oo9 au9 9erne
lpilien, no man boiielbe llher onle9en
fam. 9ieie Sraee tann lid aber ieoer
Ie!bIt leiht beantmorten, Der elnmal
Den Giderheitsihrant IN Der eriten
9aionalbanf in Canal Ooper iieht.
Gerielbe lit aug benz beiten 6tabl anae=
fertigt uno pieat 28 Conner (oie Sbiir
allein mieet 6 5onnen). Wie peraebs
LID li6 ieoer Yeriu6 erpeiien miibte.
ben @hrant aufaubrehen, eebl mobl
am beiten oaraus berpor, oaB in elmer
8ant in Gleoelano. Die einen Gelo.
ldrant elei1er Contribution beiBt, @r=
perien aber cine 8o9e arbeiten lnub=
ten, um oenielben. oeRen Sdlob niht
ridtie arbsitete. su 6ffren. Sn oem
s1ranfe befinoen ii9 auBer ben 8el+
bern ber Bant no9eine Nn3abl Galten,
Die an Yripaten peralietbet treroen, nm
papiere unb Wertbiahen barin aufsu=
beipabren.
Die eanse Musifattuns unb bas Dio=
biliar Der 8ant fino aus oem feinltsrt
Wabaaonlbols beraeiteat uno fir Da=
men, melhe 8siddfte in Der @ant su
beioreen baben. itebt Elm beionDeres
&abinet our 8erfiigung.
Die 8ant ilt in Dor3iialiher Weiie
aeleitet. Sie Beamten lino s. s..
5o,pnlenb, prdlioent g. 6. 2eipis,
8ice=grdlioeut 8ie. WenB. RaIlier !;
3beo. getsr, 9liliitent 3ailier. Die
Girettoren Der 8ant iino s. II. Somn=
ieno. s. WenB, g. VI. Wenb, 8. Se=
}ienbahsr, Sobn 9anIon, &. 81. glion.
s. 9eis. g. 6. Gemis, s.. 9. @rorton
unb 81. y. gratt, lauter gtamen bon
autem Slang, bic BEG 8ertrauens. oas
man Der gant entgegen bringt, miiroia
/ lino.
@ine Nn5ahl Der gftieninbaber Der
ganf iino 8eutibe ober BON oeutlder
NbtunFt uno Die Mebraabl Der Yanlb.=
nnten fpridt oelltId uno trdgt oieier
llmltanb natiirlih auh piel oa5u BEL,
oaB Die 3euiiben nit Yorliebe III bieier
ganf ihre @efhdfte beIOraen.
/ Die gant oient sigleib aub als
5partalie, in ipelde glnla9en BON SO
] Gents ltno auflDdrts einbe5ablt iuet6en
fDnnen uno perSinst iperoen. Dieie
ginlngen tOnneil nah WunId jeosr=
3slt mleber 5utiifaesoaeii lDeroen.
9on allen geriaufen. bic am
8ouueriiaa, 8. debtlIar, in 9. g.
! Arfers ggoBem Gtore aslnaht Deroen,
Iwerosn gelpiils Brnaenie Der Us. 8. q
+. MiIiionsgelelIicbait ocr lltiberiihen
/ }ird,s sassnenDei. 3ies 1T sius islte=
lus @sIgaethsiI, 5lIgisih Grren eiaensn
8ofibgil pabfsnuebinssI illl0 3um
aDDnk oer RIfd)s silleil Neitra9 SO lgi=
| itsil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02
9,e Is Gents gtidereien. Die q

= 8le Is Gents Stifereien, Die 9e=
senw0rtig III oen 5Seniietn BON urfers
9roBem Store aus9eltelIt Iino, peroen
bel Dem oroBen 8ertuafe uon WeiBt
paaren. Der an 9onnersto9, 9. 5eb'
ruar, Wpraens um s llbr he9innt,
fir 10 Gents Dertauft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02

- gpumahten nab allen 5beilen ron
Dentlhlanp, Seiterreih uno Der Sdpeis
rperpen in cteier Office ausscfertist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02

- Nuf Der 6. & 3. @ilenbabn piro
in ben ndhlten Sagen Elm lleuer Graht=
qua atuilhen bier uno BaDarO IN Betrieb
eeisbt, Der am Woraen um 5 ubr bier
antommt. uno Der es erm0glidt. bob
Waaren, Die Na9mittass um 4 lllr in
pittsburg Doer @lepelano aui bic
Babnb6fe aebraht peroen, am ndbften
Moraen bier lino.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-02

Cube: @laubit Du, oaB bic Nrbeit
oas 2eben iiib mabt ?
S6rg: 8ans aepiB glatiirlih
nur unter Der 8orausieBuna. Dab es Die
9lrbeit Der Mnbern lit, bic uns oas See
ben beriiibt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
SEARCHED AND SEIZED,
The War Against Liquor Selling Be
gan on Monday by the Arrest
Of r. S. Bisby.

On Monday warrant was issu-
ed upon complaint of Mrs. Rachel
Owen, wife of Thomas Owen, for
the arrest of Robert S. Bisby on
the charge of maintaining a nuis-
ance and keeping intoxicating
liquor for sale. Sheriff Haun made
the arrest and the trial was set be-
fore Police Judge Stevens for next
Monday, April 24th. The continu-
ance was on account of the absence
OF Mr.. Bisby's attorney, in. Tinch-
er. q. M. Martin, city attorney,
will prosecute.
The defense will set up the claim
that Mr.. Bisby is not engaged in
selling intoxicating liquor. 1t has
been held in some courts that malt
contains less than two per cent al
cohol and is therefore not intoxi
eating. We have not learned the
nature of the city's evidence.
Mr.. Bisby gave bond in the sum
of 5000 for his appearance. C.N
Marshall, DR.. T. A. Coleman and
Aug. Schmidt are his sureties.
The action is brought under the
search and seizure ordinance. I. B
Stockstill was appointed city mar
shal for the emergency and he con.
Quoted search of Mr.. Bisby's res.
taurant, assisted by Sheriff Haun
They seized three barrels of bot
tied goods, presumably containing
malt, one case of "Cincinnatus,
resembling pop but claimed by
some temperance advocates to be {
distant relative of Anheuser- Busch
and a lot of bottles, glasses, jugs
etc. The entire "catch" is nov
under the strong lock and key a
the county jail awaiting the result
of a legal battle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

Pacific Coast. This means that
the run between Newton, Kansas
and Amarillo, Texas, will be on
the main line which likewise
means first-class service between
here and Kansas City and Chicago.
The change will go into effect,it is
thought, within year or eighteen
months. When the new order goes
into effect the branch between here
and Attica will have a freight, bet
ter passenger service and the pres
ent ''plug" arrangement will be
sent west to "grow up with the
country"
When the time comes when this
part OF the country will have as
good railroad service as our east
ern neighbors, call things will
seem as new" Speed the day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
SCARLET FEVER.

On Saturday County Health Of
ficer DR.. T. A. Coleman quarantin-
ed the homes of H. c. Alexander
and the Batson family on account
of scarlet fever. DR.. Coleman was
called to treat Miss Aline Dotson,
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
exander, on Saturday forenoon.
He pronounced her ailment scarlet
fever, and upon investigation
found that the Batson family had
two daughters and a son sick with
it. Mr.. Batson is the new rural
mail deliverer on the route be-
tween this city and Deerhead. The
family moved here from Wichita
in February.
The BatSon cases were in a mild
form but Miss Dotson, a girl about
twelve years old, was very sick on
Saturday and Sunday but is better
now.
The quarantine laws are very
strict and DR.. Coleman is deter
mined to enforce them to the let.
ter. No new cases have been re-
ported and it is hoped that there
will be no further cause for alarm
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
FINE PIANO MUSIC.

Piano players who want a choice
sheet of music should not fail to
get the latest March and Two
Step "Ochiltree" composed by
]. c. Walstad and on sale at L. T.
Williams music store.
Mr.. Walstad has number of Sc
lections in manuscript but this is
the only one he has ever had pub
lished and he considers it his best
production. 1t has been highly
recommended by music critics OF
recognized authority.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
MATRIMONIAL.
AXTELL-wooDwARD.

Rye V. Woodward and Miss
May Axtell were married at the
Baptist parsonage on Wednesday
evening, April 18th, by Rev. Frank
c. Ward. The happy couple left
on the night train for Harper, their
future home.
The groom is the second son of
R. M. Woodward and wife of Har-
per. He served as soldier in the
Philippines two years, returning
home last fall. The bride is the
oldest daughter of VIM. Axtell and
wife of this city, and one of Barber
countys popular school teachers.
MCoY-sToNE.
Harvey H. Mccoy and Jennie
Stone were united in marriage at
the home of the groom's parents,
Sunday evening, April 16, 1905, by
Kew. VIM. M. Covert, pastor of the
Presbyterian church.
The groom is the second son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Mccoy and the
bride is sister of John Stone.
They have begun housekeeping
in the groom's attractive residence
on north main, the former Glasier
property.
The Index extends congratula-
tions.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
BILL GARTEN CAPTURED.

The Woodward Dispatch of last
week contains short account of
the arrest of Bill Garten in Flori-
da. Officers were sent after him
on Tuesday of last week. Garten
shot two men near Woodward a
year ago, one Of whom died almost
instantly and the other recovering
The dead mans name was Bud
Craig and the one who recovered
was Virgil Funkhouser. The cause
assigned at the time of the shoot
ing was jealousy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

Carrie Nation and three other
more or less famous women were
convicted in the district court of
Sedgwick county at Wichita last
week for smashing things for the
Mahan Supply Company in that
city last fall-a wholesale liquor
house. The women conducted
their own defense, having had
disagreement with their attorney,
and they did it in an interesting
way. Their examinations of wit
nesses was not conducted accord
ing to Greenleaf nor any other au-
thority and the court was numer--
ously called on to sustain obiec-
tions, but if the Wichita papers
tell the truth it was probably as
interesting a case as was ever tried
in the Sedgwick county court
house. The pleas which the wom-
en- made to the jury were reported
to have been exceptionally fine.
Mrs. Nation has sold her Tope-
ka property and is now in Chica-
go. From there she goes to Ala
bama and will tour the South ex-
tensively. Her headquarters here
after will be at Shawnee, Ok.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
CODDING WINS AT TOPEKA.

Tx. Codding, attorney for the
State Temperance Union, won out
in his injunction cases at Topeka,
last week. The cases there were
similar to those instituted in Bar
Der county recently. Mr.. Codding
filed an application for an iniunc-
tlon to restrain saloon men in To-
peka from carrying on the business.
The saloon men attacked the in
junction law under which Codding
proceeded, on constitutional
grounds, but Judge Dana of the
Shawnee district court overruled
their demurrer and sustained the
law.
If this decision is followed in
the Barber county cases, it will be
a victory for the TemperanceUnion.
However, the situation here is a
little different. The county attor-
ney has temporarily enjoined Mr..
Codding and his co-counsel, w. H
McCague, from prosecuting the
cases, and unless the injunction is
dissolved they cannot appear. Upon
the result of the temporary injunc-
ton cases, the entire issue rests.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
MOON CASE AFFIRMED.

The supreme court has affirmed
the district court of Barber county
in the case of State VS.. Frank
Moon. Mr.. Moon was convicted a
year ago of stealing a cow from
Herbert Simpson in Aetna town
ship. He appealed to the supreme
court but lost.
A feature of the trial was the
change of front of one of the wit
nesses- Burr Hinkle. He told the
county attorney one story and then
testified differently on the stand.
He was arrested and jailed for per-
jury but later repented, testified in
harmony with what he told the
county attorney and was released
by the court after receiving a
wholesome lecture from Judge Gill
lett.
A news item in the Wichita
Beacon concerning the decision,
says:
SIN decision handed down Sat
urday the supreme court sounded
an alarm at the rapid growth of
perjury in this country. 1t was in
the Moon case from Barber county.
Moon was convicted of stealing a
COW. On the morning of the trial
a man named Hinkle told the
county attorney of Barber county
that Moon came to him and want
ed him to enter a conspiracy to
steal the cow. When the trial COM
menced Hinkle was put on the
stand and he denied ever having
made any such confession to the
county attorney. He was arrested
for perjury and thrown in Jail. La
ter in the day he repented and
went back to the witness stand and
confirmed the story which he had
told the county attorney in the
morning. Moon was convicted and
appealed to the supreme court.
With view of helping their brief,
his attorney lambasted the county
attorney over the Hinkle incident.
But, the lambasting had the oppo-
site effect. 1t furnished the su-
preme court with an opportunity
to deliver sermon against the in
creasing tendency of perjury in the
courts. The court said:
Reverence for the majesty and
supremacy of the law, the obliga-
tion of the individual to orga nized
society and the Supreme Power of
the universe all impregnate the
oath of a witness in court. Oaths
are primary and fundamental safe
guards in the quest for truth in
courts of Justice and should be at
tended by all their ancient sancity.
Perjury is the gangrene of judicial
proceedings. 1t is believed by OBJ
servant and thoughtful lawyers to
! be increasing at an alarming rate
Prompt and diligent efforts should
always be made to cleanse the ad-
ministration of the law of its per
nicious and polluting presence
Therefore, under the facts disclos.
ed, the county attorney is to be
commended for his quick arrest
and incarceration of the witness,
Hinkle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
MASONS GET BUSY.

The regular communi ication of
the Masonic lodge of this city Sat-
urday night was interesting both
from the standpoint of attendance
and excellence of work. Hon. Geo.
NJ. Dixon, custodian of the Grand
Lodge, of Kansas City, Kansas,
conferred the unwritten secret
work. The second degree was con-
ferred upon Jesse Hogue of Sharon
and the third upon Earl Holmes of
this township. Out of town ma
sons who attended were John
Dunkin, w. E. Ellis, Hugh Rankin
and A. B. Rankin of Sharon.
Mr.. Dixon has been here during
the past two weeks instructing the
lodge in the unwritten work. He
leaves today. Masonry is on the
boom here.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
MRS. DUHAMRL DEAD.

Mrs. Rudolph received a letter
from Effingham, ILL.,, on Monday,
stating that Mrs. Nellie Duhamel
died last Wednesday, April 18th.
Mrs. Duhamel conducted a photo
graph business in this city few
years ago and was held in high es-
TEEN by all who knew her. She
was afflicted with lung trouble sew
eral years but was bedfast only
two weeks. A daughter, mother,
three sisters and a brother survive
her.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

r. S. Bisby is out advocating an
ordinance prohibiting burning pa
per and rubbish on main street.
He says it is impossible for him to
keep a respectable and clean place
of business so long as the charred
remains in an ash heap are per-
mitted to blow in on him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
CLASS ROLL.

Alma Estelle Shell, Frank Blan-
ton Lindley, Samuel Wesley Law
ry, Guilford Cooper Davis, Mary
Louise Slane, George Elliott Os-
born, Henry Arthur Rankin, Rach-
Ell Ann Nixon, Herschel Alexander
jarrett, Lawrence Wood Stevens
Pearl Edith Trotter.
Motto-PateHtia paalispeY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

is. Runyan and wife are ex-
pecting his sister and nieces, Mrs.
c. w. Strine and child of San
Francisco, Cal, and Miss Eliza
beth Savidge, of Turbotville, Pa,
on short visit tomorrow. Miss
Savidge spent the winter with he1
aunt in San Francisco, and the lat
ter is accompanying her on the re-
turn trip to visit in the east. The
stop here will be both convenient
and pleasant.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
YETTER-JoHNSoN.

George F. Yetter and Anna NJ.
Johnson, both of Kiowa, were mar
ried on Sunday, April 10th. Mar
riage license was issued on the 1 sth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

A new ]. |. Case threshing outfit
in Chase Hardware Co.'S imple-
ment yard is a regular Saturday
attraction this spring. The outfit
was put in operation on Saturday
and a large crowd inspected it.
Next to printers ink it is the best
advertisement we know of.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

Once upon time a certain edi-
tor wanted peace and friendship
after the votes were counted, but a
week thereafter he dubbed the fell
lows whose friendship he wanted,
as clark lantern" hends who make
nightly visits to their neighbors'
hen coops and coal bins. O, "Peri-
Wrinkle, where is thy Consist
ency.'
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
HaiIInsurance!
ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

Will continue tho hail business for the year
1905. Losses by hail In Kansas last year were
enormous and Barber county suffered
heavily. No compromise In the payment of
losses. Losses 70 wheat growers in Barber
Der county and elsewhere paid in full last
year az IN previous years. The same viii be
done again this year. Why? Because the st.
Paul 70 heavily capitalized. its total assets be-
ing more than four million. Because the et.
Paul has written hail insurance 10 years. Be-
cause the st. Paul has been In business 40
years. The st. Paul writes insurance on farm
property. live stock and city property Of alt
kinds. The et. Paul 10 reliable company.
protected against loss by hail from the begin
ming. Wheat insured becomes property At
state Bank. Is the St. Psuf's recording AGENT
for the city Of Medicine Lodge. He so1icits
tho c1ty's Insurance business. Headquarters
at Peoples State Bank.
G. W. SELBY, Agent,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
No Coffee at Wilkins.

Kramer's Wanda, high patent
-four, is the best in the market.
Sold by H. D. Fair.