davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN wENDEN
DISTRICT.
(From Sunday Daily.)


Scores OF mining men and capitalists
or their representatives are daily flock.
ing to wendcn, and there can b, no
question but that within the next few
months the Wcnden district will De-
one Of the livciiest mining sections
in the southwest.
Mining property il changing hands
with "A rapidity and consistency that i
astounding and shows that those inter
ested in mining the country over are
hearing Of this section and taking nd.
vantage Of the exceptional opport ami.
ties offered for investments
The biggest deal recently made was
the sale Of the J. T.. Rogers copper pro.
perty TO an Oregon company. This il
one o fthe best developed Of the new
propositions in that vicinity. Represcn-
tatives Of the new owners left Wenden
Thursday for the mine with big
force OF men and will operate the mine
from now on on much larger scale
than heretofore.
The Hsrqua Iiala people are spend.
ing mint Of money on their property
putting up new buildings and install.
ing nm immense amount Of now and
improved machinery. They have
started TO build n Tamway from one
Of the outstanding mines, the Goldcn
Eagle, TO the mill TO facilitate IN,
movement Of ore.
The Hercules Mining company, own.
ed by Chicago parties, have finished n
pumping plant and are building mn.
buildings, etc. They expect TO install
a mill In the near future. A big force
Of men Is at present engaged Mt tha
mines.
The Joe Torres property, four miles
from wendcn, has been sold to a syn.
dieate Of Yuma people, aud will soon
be opened up on large scale.
There are many rImors Of sales hy'
ing around wenden, and report has II
that the negotiations In many instances
are in such shape rs to be possible Of
closing within the next few weeks.
At the present Nmc there are be-
tween twenty and twenty-five proper
ties shipping large amounts Of ore n
the smelter.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
rHAw's MOTHER ARRIVES.

NEW YORK, July lt-Mrs. william
Thaw. the mother of Harry X. Thaw,
was u passenger on the steamer Kaiserin
Augusta Victoria, which arrived here
today from Hamburg. She was accom-.
panied by her daughter and maid II
was learned that Mrs. Thaw stood the
voyage remarkably well. and upon her
arrival appeared In fair health. She
denied herself to intcrviewers.
Realizing that she perhaps would
arrive too late today to see her son,
Mrs. Thn wseni ahead wireless mes.
sage. II seemed to cheer her son
greatly. II is said tonight that
Harry Thaw has dismissed Fir, Black,
Olcott, Grudcr & Bonynge, and they
will not defend him. The reason nj.
legged IL the angry refusal OF Thaw to
consent to the insanity plea ms de
Tense.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
COMMITTEES TO MEET SAME
DAY.
(Ffom Sundays Dsily)

(FfOm Sundays Dsily)
After u conference lasting two hours
at tho capitol building on Friday Chair
man r.. T.. Ellinwood Of the territorial
Democratic committee. and Governor
Kibbcy, acting in the came capacity
for the Republicans. II was decided that
both committees shall hold their meet
ings 20 FIX the time aud place for ter
ritorial convention in Phoenix on
Angus, at ~ o'clock the meetings
To bc held in the Capitol building
Because ~ the statehood issue. and
its great importance TO both parties
In this territory, Governor Kibbcy
and Mr.. Ellinwood got together to
take the preliminary steps toward n
united fight in which the two parties
will net in harmony in whatever Is done.
when the committees meet. one oi
them taking Governor Kibbry's Of
fee and the other that Of Secretary
Nichols, i, will be suggested 10 them
that subcommittee To take charge
Of the statehood fight until the convcn
tions meet and name their Successors.
To appoint this subcommittee bo'I
sides will probably get together. The
advantage of app"iDV hg them is that
il will give those opposed to iointur'
n full month 10 work, the conventions
not being held until che middle Of Sep
| TENDER.
meetings and the conventions the sub
committee will have had plenty ~ tim'
to start the machinery ia motion, whici
will not only defeat joint statehood bu
will make the majority against II over
whclming.
| Both Governor Kibbcy and Chair
man Ellinwood are heartily in accord
with the suggcstios that both partic
work unitcdly in everything that i
done against joint statehood. believing
that the best results can he obtainc'
by such move.
| No intimation was made Of whc
the Democrats and Republicans will
hold their conventions 10 appoint can
didates for delegates to congress AM
to select their territorial committees
Chairman Ellinwood has issued tn
call for the meeting Of the Democratic
territorial committee nj Phoenix o
August 4.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

modations for his patrons, while the
kitchen Is provided with facilities uD
excelled In the CITY Mr.. Hartcr =
principal reason for moving to new
quarters was to obtain q larger place
in which 10 provide for his growing
patronage. Night rftcr night he has
been compelled TO turn people away IN
his former location. while in his nov
cafe he has seating capacity for eighty
Ave guests. All the furniture, tabl"
ware, and linen are new and Of the
best quality. and the same can bc said
~ the kitchen equipment. The cafe
is large. roomy. and well lighted, and
the mural decorations are bright AMI
pleasing. IN the rear - an alcoNr
which can be curtaincd into sections
making three private dining rooms. 81
can he thrown into one room for a
lareg dinner or banquet party.
Harry tIartcr's well known success
IN the restaurant buSin'S~ w 'hir 'llN
il due Ia the culinary skill with which
his viands are prepared. and to tho
unusually high character Of the ser
vice. lie attends personally not onlN
10 the purchase Of his supplies. buying
only the choicest qualities. but also
gives his individual attention 10 the
preparation Of the foods in the KIT
chen. Consequently NIL who dine once
with him never fail 10 return.
This evening at } o'clock he will sly
nalzc the opening Of his new cafe u,
serving meal that will comprise thu
best that the market affords, marked
by appetizing variety and culinary OK
cellcncc. The cafe will undoubtedly b'
crowded. and IL bchoovcs all 10 Y
early who do not wish to bc disap
pointed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Piled A. Reported By the
Prsseott Title Company.

John Recs and Chas. Graham locate
six mines, Eureka dist.
Manuel Jaramillo locates IIovcjano
mine, Yarneli district.
Dominick veronda files M Of n work
on High Proof placer, Weaver dist.
Corbin 4 Bork file notice of intcn.
ton to extend lease on room in Burke
hotel for further period Of FIVE years.
Il. Mosber, county recorder, appoints
l.. y. Nellis US deputy.
Federal Exploration Co. locates two
mines. Chino dist.
J. &. Harrington and NJ. Mcbride to
Federal Exploration Co.. IN. deed. Al;
various mines, Chino district.
Oscar l.. Ford to Geo. q. Ford, m.
deed, $500; Disputed Silver King
mine. Black Hills dist.
Geo. -. Ford To II. j.. l.. A. and y.
&. IIauser, IN. deed, 800: $50 interest
in same mine.
I'd. +. Eppieh TO win Wright, m.
deed, IL int In IIsssayampa. and other
mines. Ilass dist.
y. =. to NJ. J. Secular patent. mines
Cherry creek dist.
J. II. stowe ct vi amend locations Of
four mines, Eureka dist.
". ". Reiterman and II. j. German
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
COPPER MARKET EXCEEDINGLY
QUIET.

The copper market il exceedingly
quiet. Lake continues to command
1885 10 1874, aud clcctrolytic in selling
Mt lsH, cents. There is no surplus
metal Offering and few, il any, con.
sumcrs are in n position where they
must buy copper in large quantities in
the immediate future. Nearly all con.
sumers have bought sufficient to take
care of their requirements for July and
August. and, because Of the present
apprehension concerning the business
situation. their disposition is to avoid
entering into new contracts for advance
deliveries, says George l.. Walker in
the Boston Commercial.
The belief that we are approaching
n period Of Wholesale rctrcnchmcnt in
general business is coming 20 be quite
common. II is reasoned that further
expansion is impossible, in view of the
fact that the labor and money supply
are already overtaxcd. Business does
not stand still, but moves forward or
backward, and the limits OF expansion
having been reached, reaction is IN.
evitable. IL is quite apparent that
this view Of the situation may be- cor
rect, but the probability that the re-.
trenchmcnt will be Of the old fashioned
sort is open to question. The decline
in the stock market has already dis.
counted n considerable business rcac.
tion.
In the event Of n depression in gen
cral business the price Of copper will
probably be affected adversely with
that Of other commodities. AZ there
has been no overproduction Of the me.
tai, however, and as the increase In
the consumption Of copper is largely
due To the carrying out ~ plans for
greater economy in manufacturing and
transportation, II would seem that cop.
per production must suffer relatively
less than other departments Of indus.
try. While copper may decline some
time within year to III OF even Is
cents, there is certainly no probability
or prospect that II will sell lower than
these figures.
II cannot be quest toned that 49,
cents is an abnormally high price for
copper, and viewed from many stand.
points, II would be better for the pro.
Queer M well ms the consumer IL the
price were maintained around ~ TO 10
cents. This opinion prevailed, how.
ever, when copper was selling ut Is
cents pound, but efforts on the part
OF large producers to prevent the
| advance To I'D cents were unavailing.
II the price drops down TO Is or even
10 cents again, therefore. there IL no
good reason TO believe that n sufficient
supply can BE- produced TO hold il
down there. From long range view
point the outlook for the copper produc,
ing industry 10 still remarkably bright
and promising.
The almost total absence Of ceiling
pressure in the coppers while the New
York list was declining steadily called
out expressions Of surprise from near.
ly oil careful students Of the stock mar.
ket. The explanation IL found In
the fact that speculative commitments
in the coppers are much smaller rela
lively than In railroad and industrial
stocks. These coppers which had had
the greatest speculative advance we're,
{" rule, the ones that suffered the
most heavily.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

or came up from Phoenix last evening
and will leave today for Nevada where
h. has business itcrcs,s.
On Railroad Business.
". :. Goldsworthy, general agent for
the :. +. =. and T.. and leased lines,
with headquarters in Phoenix. il in
the city on railroad business.
A Busy Man.
+. \. Jones, general freight and pas
scngcr agent Of the =. =. T.. and T..
returned last evening from n business
visit to the salt River valley.
A Flying visit.
I'd Shcivclcy. the Ash Fork busi
ness man. paid - dying business visit
yesterday 10 the city. returning home
las, evening on the Coast Limited.
Returns Home.
Miss Kate Christy. who has been the
cues, of Mrs. +. l.. Wright, left last
evening for her home in Phoenix. stop
ping u day at Iron Springs en- route.
Relatives Meet.
Mrs. T.. ". Greene aud daughtc'.
Miss Louise Dawson. are visiting Pres
colt as guests Of NJ. ". Thomas. Mrs.
Grccne's brother. Mr.. Thomas has
been wearing ~ pleasant smile for the
past week. not having seen his sister
for thirteen years.
Passed Through.
!. u. Turner. great senior sycamore
~ the Improved order Of Red Men Of
the territory. passed through here last
evening on route from hs home NJ
McCabe to Nogalcs. where the great
chiefs Of the territory will meet in coun.
ell on the 18th.
From the Apache. Panther.
Bernard CunniG. manager of tn,
Apache Panther mine. came in last
evening to spend Sunday. A force Of
'wcn'ythrce men are working in the
shaft and tunnel. the work being con
fined to developing the property IL
mincr.likc fashion.
Eastern Visit.
Rev. r. II. Taft. pastor Of the pap
list church. expects to leave tomorrow
afternoon on his vacation, and will
not return until tho last Of August. II,
goes from here directly to Boston
where he win meet his wife. They will
visit also In Rochester. n. V. and II
various places In Michigan. Rev. c
G. Young will supply the pulpit Of thu
Baptist church next Sunday. Further
supplies will be announced later.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
A GOLF CHAMPION.

ENdLEWOOD. July li--Eben NJ.
Bycrs, OF Pittsborg, who made many
attempts TO win the national amateur
gold championship, won the American
championship today, defeating Geo. 8.
Lyons Of the Lambton Country o,pb,
OF Toronto, IN the Anai round Of 10
holes. lie won out by ..
~ A.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
Returns Home.

Keturns HOme
Miss Kate Christy. who has been u
CUES, of Mrs. r. l.. Wright, left In
evening for her home in Phoenix, sto
ping day ut Iron Springs en- rout
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

"a 1&rk fY' ;~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
HARRY HA1TE1 10 OPEN NEW
CAFE TODAY.
(Fyosa Bua day o Dsiiy.)

Today Harry Harter, the popular cat.
erer. win open his new restaurant In
the Head block on North Cortez street,
just below me post office. His new
place Of bushels n handsomely sp.
pointed IN ~ furnishings, and accom-.
ssTa 2ongNtk Wgrrn Mrr... N.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
city News
....In Brief


visit ~ Flagstaff.
McCabe Visitor.
r. u. Thaycr the McCahc business
man. - in the city.
Business visit
". J. Mayer came in from Mayer
Yesterday un business.
Businc.s Man Visits.
y h. Upper, the Walker business
man. spcu, Yesterday IN the city.
Mayer Visitors.
Mr. aud Mr.. Vs. !. Mayer Of Mayer
are visiting relatives in the city.
On Business Hce.
y, l.. Boblctt. the Lynn creek miucr
and s,ockman. is here on business.
Here from Middleton.
j. r.. Burke. a Middleton mining man.
~ in the city on n short business visit.
Mining Man Here.
Al vroom. the well known mining
man. was Prescott visitor Yesterday.
Back from Visit.
y. r. Murphy returned last evening
from visit with his brother ut Ne.
Cabc.
Returns from Visit
Mrs. Maurice Phillips returned last
evening from visit TO her home in
Illinois.
Hsrs from Turkey. co..
]. y. Ncllis. the Turkey creek busi.
mess man and miner. is here on n bust.
,rss visit.
Lep for Los Angeles.
ES-Shetir George e. RufYner left last
evening for n short business visit to
Los Angeles.
Back from Trip.
Pat rwomcy returned yesterday from
- prospecting trip through the Wick.
"pburg country.
Crook Canyon Visitors
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Mohn of Crook
canyon. came in last evening to spend
the Sabbath here.
McCabe Visitor.
Mrs. Charles Campbell Of McCabc
~ame in last evening to spend the Sab.
bath IN the city.
senator Visitor.
James shears. who has mining inter.
ests 10 the Senator section. is In the
city IN mining business.
Rack from Trip.
John y. Reilly returned last evening
from q business visit to the mining
ramps to the south Of here.
Back from Visit.
Richard hanson returned last even
aug from business visit to the new
s@ppcr country near Wcnden.
n New Home
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T.. Taylor will now
bc ai home To their friends in the
shepherd resident ON y. Marina street.
70 Visit His Family.
Henry N. Tharsing, the well known
mining man. left last evening for san
Diego 10 enjoy u visit with his fam.
lily.
Here from Mayer.
". l.. Stoddard, who has extensive
mining interests in the big bug distri
came in last evening from his home at
Mayer.
On Legal Business.
Geo. II. Crosby, district attorney Of
Apache county, left last evening for
Phoenix and Graham county on legal
business.
Conc 10 Los Angeles.
Mrs. u. w. Brooks left last evening
for Los Angeles, where she will re-.
main until Tho first Of next month, when
she will be joined by Mr.. Brooks, and
together they will 20 to Seattle.
Mining Man Visits.
A. Is. Demcay, who has mining inter.
'.sts in the Wickenburg section is in
the city after an absence of several
months.
Engineer Returns.
Dan GiIiis, formerly employed ms en-
glnecr on The :. +. =. and T., has re-
turned here after an absence of nearly
Two years
Visiting Sister.
Mrs. y, u. Cornish Of Albuquerque
arrived here last evening to spend the
summer months with her sister, Mrs
NJ *. CLARK.
Here from Juanita.
Mrs. Il. r. Peters. came in last even
ing from the Juanitn mining camp ~
the Crook cany on section 10 spend tho
sabbath here.
Humboldt Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Hamilton and IN
mily 81 Humboldt came In last cvcnins
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

The time to trust man IL when he Is
sick 4 bed. s... Il
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
LETTER LIST.

The following Is q list Of letters re
in the post Office for the weel
.nding July 9th, 1906:
Bradshaw, J. r.,
Black, Robt.
Barlage, Frank.
Best, l.. e.
Boyles, X. r., Mrs.
Burton, BESSIE G., Mrs. (6)
Bybee, Carl (2)
Casebecr, r.. Il.
Clark, T.. II.
Coral. Jcf. "a
Coswcll, Edward.
Davis, stephen (2)
Dresser, =. n. (S
Ditmars, Homer.
Dickcrson, r. T..
Dickcrson, Eustis, CD -
Duncan, X. NJ.
FuDe. Lee
French, Essa, Miss.
Foy, Myra A., Miss
Goodwin, Grace, Miss
Groves, Sarah L., Miss
Hill. Lille, Mrs.
Keys, Frank.
Kurz, A.
Lawlin, James, Mrs.
Lane, ID. r.
Levahsn, =. ID.
Mckay, James Q
McClennon, David, Mrs.
Martin, Henry.
Maxwell, Lawrence.
Paul, G. c. "
Parsons, VIM. c.
Parker, W. A., MIS-.
Pelphery, Bess.
Perry, NJ.
Powell, Clara, Miss.
Pollard, Jim.
Rieden, r. W.
Reilly. James q.
Reisen, H., Mrs.
Quinlon, Joseph.
Ryan, T.. ID.
stark, r..
Sheehan, +. j.
Stuart, viii A., 2
Stevens, Chas., 2
Smith. Il. +.
Wayne, Rex. r.
Wilson, Ben f., Mrs.
Wright, +.
Williams. Bessie, Miss
Williams Il. II.
Whitney, Jack.
SPANISH.
Amato, Juan M.
Castaneda, BonifasiO.
Bermudez, Celso p.
Bustamente, Santos.
Hernandez, Teresa D., e
Lara, Guadalupe.
Melendes, Juan.
Navrrro, Andres.
Para, Encarnacion.
Pima, .Fimoteo.
Duersso, Loboto. ,ss ....is.
Rico, Francisco. <SE
Kerinell, A. ,vasces
Silva, Nestof.
sambrano, Nicolas.
Vassuex, Jose M.
Vallin, Cruz.
Parties calling for above letters W.
please say "Advertissd. I"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
WILL ADVERTISE
YAvAPAI COUNTY

Continued from Page Five
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14
Memorial Services at EnOn.

The Enon Baptist Church will hold
Memorial services in memory OF the
twentieth anniversary of the Enon
church the third Sunday in April, the
18th. 1t is the intention to have all the
pastors present that have served the
church since its organization, who
are living. There will be three sermons.
The first on Saturday evening at 7:30;
second, Sunday at ii O'Clock a. "a ard
third, Sunday evening. Dinner at the
church Sunday. Everybody is invited
to attend these services. Bring dinner
and spend the day and have pleasant
and good time, recalling the early days
of the church, which was first organic,
ed in schoolhouse, then built a house
of worship which was destroyed by fire
and which caused the second house to
be built. Welcome. eYerybody.-Con-
mittee.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

| wish to state that have secur-
ed the we'll known actress, Mamie
Sheridan Wolford, and her big
company to play three nights in
Medicine Lodge, Mar. IS, 10, II.
Now this is the same company that
made such a big reputation all
through this state last year in the
great play "Was She to Blame"
and | take this means of notifying
you of the fact and trust you will
avail yourself of the chance of see
ing fine company in Medicine
Lodge and come out on that night
or any of the three and see a fine
play played by a good company.
On Thursday evening they will
play the play that made Mamie
Sheridan Wolford famous, "Was
She to Blame.
| guarantee this to be first class
ormoney refunded.-Yours truly,
Mgr. Opera House.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14
GEORGIA MINSTRELS COMING.

The Georgia Minstrels, one OF
the very best minstrel shows on the
road, are billed for Medicine Lodge,
Tuesday, March 27th.
The olio contains Marsh Craig,
the Human Enigma; Kirk 6 Coop
er, the Musical Photographers; the
three Toneys, remarkable arcro-
bats; the Jolly Old Men" big song
and dance introduced by James
Crosby; Clarence Powell, in a late
up-to date monologue.
The singers are: Robert Logan,
Robert Williams, Charles Burton.
William Denton, John Fitzgiles,
Edward Harper.
The entire performance to con-
clude with Clarence Powell's after
piece, Jim Jackson and His Mis-
haps.'
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14
GONE TO HER REWARD.

Mrs. Marvin McMurtry of Sharon
township, sister of County Treas
urer Frank ]. Warren, died Sunday
night, March II, 1906, after bat
Ting against the onslaughts of that
dreaded malady, consumption,
more than three months.
Funeral services were held yes
terday and interment was made in
Sharon cemetery.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

The d. X. Il G.. engineers couldn't
find Office room in the Loyejoy block
after the Construction company were
accommodated and hence are holding
forth IN the former D. K. & G. Office
on Kansas avenue. Judge c. W. Ellis
was figuring on copening law office
there April 1st but he says it looks like
he will have to give right. of-way to the
railroad.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

Clark Hudson has resigned nighu edi-
tor of the Daily Oklahoman, which
position he has held the last four years.
Clark is Barber county, KS, boy, was
founder of the Kiowa Review and lat
or of the Alva Review. Heresigns to
take charge of the southwestern branch
of Eureka Springs water company with
Office in Oklahoma City. Clark furnish
ed the Eureka Springs water that the
democrats drank so freely at the Jack
SON banquet. Clark is first class news
paper man, but his many friends here
wish him success in his new calling
Alva Record.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

The subscription fund for a cement
walk around the school house grounds
continues to grow. About $3.50 has
been raised to date. Between $500 and
$500 will be required to equip the
grounds with walks to complete the
job as il should be.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

The Ranchmens' Telephone Company
has secured ten years franchise from
the city and county. This is the com
pany organized west and southwest of
this city a few months ago. The city
ordinance granting the franchise is
published in the Index this week. J..
w. DeGeer of Deerhead, one of the
principal stockholders, was here last
week to see it through.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

Jas. Hellings returned last week from
his trip to Texas and the sea shore and
he reports very pleasant trip, and re-
turns to build his future home in Goats
and is now building the foundation
just across the street from the parson.
age.-Coats item in Pratt Union.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

DIR. Kociell was called to Deerhead
township the first of last week to at
tend Jack Larkin. Jack fell on feed
rack while feeding cattle, striking his
breast and seriously affecting the heart.
DIR. Kociell reported him out of danger
last Wednesday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

HenIy Hanson, assistant cashier of
the Citizens State Bank, went to Geuda
Springs the latter part OF last week to
work about month in G. q. Chandler's
bank at that place.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

The Barber County Horticultural Sc
ciety will meet at Sharon on Saturday,
March II, at 200 m. Every body in
terested in fruits and truck farming
cordially invited. Election of officers
and other important business.
G.. A Blackmore SecV
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

a sure indication that spring has
come is the fact that city gardeners
and lawn owners are demanding that
their relghbors pen up their chick ems.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-03-14

WAS She to Blame" the great inter-
national comedy drama, at the Opera
House Thursday, March 18th. Seats
now on sale.