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Barbour County index., 1910-11-16
POTATOES AND CABBAGE
Now on Track at Medicine Lodge.
Now is the Time to Buy

Two car loads of Potatoes and
Cabbage are being sold at the lie
pot, Medicine Lodge, Kansas at the
following prices.
POTATOES. .- .S5c Der Bu.
CABBAGE. :. S1.25 Der c,vt.
Both these care are here direct
from the growers in Colorado, and
are of the best varieties and high
est quality.
Must be closed out by Saturday,
November 18th. First come, first
served.
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For Sale or Rent

$50 acres OF land ten miles south
OF Lake City. Kansas. ITS acres in
cultivation and much more can be
plowed. Fine wheat farm, feucef,
and cross fenced, watered bv
springs. Will give time on part. or
will lease for a number of vears
Address either L. 8. McElvajn
Nampa. Idaho, or v. E. DeCeer
Deerhead, Kansas.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

Walter Lonker and family of
Ford, Kansas, arrived on Saturday
to visit about a week with Mr.Lonk-
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. .Lonk-
er, of this city. Walter is cashier OF
the Ford State Bank, and like all
bankers, rides in an automobile.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

Mrs. Williams of Medicine Lodge
has been visiting at the home. of
her daughter, Mrs Harry Huston, in
this city, the past week-Attica
Independent.
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J. D. Spangler, the Poland-China
King of Sharon, shipped a car load
of registered stuff to a party at
Houston, Texas, last week. It was a
load of fine ones-as good as any
county can produce, and besides net
ting Mr.. Spangler a handsome sum,
it will be a good advertisement.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

The county commissioners met last
Friday and canyassed the election
returns. The official figures are
published elsewhere.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

Layton White returned from Kan
sas City, Missouri, Friday. He had
been visiting there for a week with
his niece, Miss Mabel Baily.-Isabel
Star.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

T. ]. Best returned home from
st. Louis on Friday. He was in
st. Louis on election day and wit
messed the proceedings.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16
The Passion Play

The Passion Play will be porduc-
ed at the Pastime Theater tomorrow
Thursday night, the proceeds to
go to the Christian Endeavor of the
Christian church. Don't fail to Sc
this worldwide scenic production.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16
BARBER COUNTY INDEX
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1910.
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
5 headquarters for all kinds Of farm ma
chinery.

DR.. T. A. Coleman is expected
home from New York next week. He
got his postgraduate "sheep-skin"
which he went after.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

Dwight Mills handles only high
grade paints, ETC., and defies compe-
tition as to prices.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

Found Watch fob, Masonic
emblem. Was found in Eagle town
ship. Owner call at this office, de-
scribe fob and pay for this notice.
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Miss Cleora Earhart who has
been very i'll with appendicitis dur
ing the past month, has improved so
much as to be able to go to her
home at Caldwell. She departed last
Wednesday,
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

VIM. Martin, Jr., of Wichita visit
ed in the city last week. He. came
home to vote and remained day.
home to vote and remained a few
davs
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Wanted-2O0 cattle to feed, Oh
will sell the feed.-W. J. Wiltshire
Croft, Kansas.
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Rev. Joseph Hogg, the evangelist
who had been conducting a series of
interesting revival meetings at the
Presbyterian church several weeks,
departed on Tuesday of last week
for Canadian, Texas.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

The quail season opened yssterda.
and our sportsmen are doing their
full duty.
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Lost, between Wiley school house
and town or in city, bear-skin
child's coat. Finder please leave at
this office for owner.
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Mrs. T. L. Lindley entertained the
Sans Souci Club yesterday after
noon.
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Miss Louise Betty of Hazelton is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. L. w.
Fullerton, in this, city. She will
probably visit here until after the
holdiday season.
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Mrs. johnson, wife of DR.. Johnson,
arrived from Illinois the latter part
of last week. She will probably
visit here until the DR.. closes up his
business affairs here and both will
return home together.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

VIM. Palmer departed on Tues
day of last week on a business trip
to Emporia.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

Cotton seed meal, oil cake, alfal-
ia meal, chop, bran. etc., at A. S.
Coles's mill, north Main.
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DR.. w. H. Osborn and daughter,
Miss Vera, of Nickerson, Kansas ar
rived on Friday to visit two weeks
with the families of DR.. L. L. and
W. G. Osborn. w. G. and DR.. w.
H. Osborn are brothers.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

The Coats Courant reports that
it has printed wedding invitations
for Ralph Tiff and Grace Ball of
this city. These are fine people but
it's treating the home paper pretty
shabbily to go so far away to get
wedding invitations However, we
extend congratulations in advance.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

A. NJ. Houchin, H. H. Case and
Henry Kaiser joined party of real
estate men at Wichita yesterday, on
a trip to Florida. The party will
be there only a few days but Mr..
Houchin will spend a month in the
favorite southern state.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

Editor F. F. Perry of the Kiowa
kansan was in the city on Saturday.
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j. C. Aubley received his hew and
smaller bus the first of last week
and it is a dandy. Mr.. Aubley, now
has two new vehicles, and is
prepared to handle the passenger
traffic in splendid shape.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Earhart of
Caldwell, who had been assisting in
caring for their daughter, Miss.
Cleora Earhart, during her critical
illness, returned to their home last
Wednesday. Miss. Earhart is now
on the road to recovery.
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prepared to handle the passenger
traffic in splendid shape.
+, A marked copy of the Platte Coun-
ty (Mo.) Argus, received by The In
dex on Monday, conveys the infor-
nation that Ray Wilkinson, who
was an employee in this office a year
ago, has just taken a job on that
paper. If Ray will succeed in gain
ing the popularity among the young
ladies of Platte City to the same ex-
tent that he did here, he will be a
Benedict before many moons.
The we'll known case of D. M. Cir
Gle VS. Amanda J. Potter, ct. al,
which was taken on appeal from the
District Court of this county to the
Supreme Court by D. M.Circle, Plain
tiff in error has lately been affirm
ed by that tribunal. This ends the
final chapter of long story Of lit
igation which has been of great
interest to the people of Kiowa and
vicinity.-Kiowa Kansan. -.
Ed Boots on last Tuesday night
after the votes of the state and
county had been counted out, gave
his friends a lunch in Bell & Peter
sons meat market Ed announced
himself as a firstclass hamburger
cook therefore he commenced to
hand out sandwiches cooked by
himself. asking at the same time OF
all those who partook, how they
liked them and if they were aware
of what the sandwiches were made
of. All pronounced them excellent
but some when told of what they
consisted turned and< went out
What they did with their sand
wiches no one knows. The question
arose as to the proper name of the
meat. Dr.. Updegraff said it was
known among old stock men al
the prairie oyster. Well, they
iwere good anyway.-Isabel Star.
Barbour County index., 1910-11-16

The official election returns are
published in this paper this week
There are no alterations from last
week with respect to the winning
candidates but the majorities are
slightly altered. Sheriff Mathews's
majority was increased from to g.
County Attorney Fields reduced
from z94 to 2S5, District Clerk
Smiths from $50 to 264, Commits
sioner Stones was increased from
1S5 to 191, Probate Judge Garri
sons from 1872 to 1877, Register o.
deeds ThompEon's from IS to 76
County Superintendent Kernohant
from 75 to n and Representative
Hers from 2SS 20 800. Gov
Stubbs's majority in me county !,
1913 and Congressn II Madisons'
169. The total vote in the countI
was 22o3 which is the largest sine,
the boom days Of the latter SOS.
Prof E. L. Ellsworth of Pratt for
mer Superintendent of the Prat
County High School. was in the cit
on Friday. He Is introducing "Pur
ealla," a new modern purifier an
deodorizer and made a number Q
ssles. He has arranged with tn
Gem Drug Company to handle it.
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Z There is no probability that all Of
the voters of this county will learn
to vote a legal ballot. There were
over 100 void ballots at last weeks
election. Medicine Lodge furnished
25 of them. There is really no ex-
cuse for a void ballot as the law
now stands. It requires special ef-
fort to spoil a ballot but there are
people who persist in doing it.
The psopfe of Kiowa, almost with
out exception are rejoicing in the Sc
lection ofs Maye9 Herr to represent
the county in the legislature. Mr..
Herr has been tried and proved to be
one Of the strongest men ever in
the Mayors chair in this city. He
Is a man in whom the people can
trust and who will perform his ev-
cry duty faithfully and to the best
of his ability. This the Journal can
say, even though Mr.. Herr is not OF
its political faith. 1t is pleasure
to give credit where credit Is due,
and the Journal extends its congrat-
ulations to Mr.. Herr most heartily
l-Kiowa Journal.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Mawson ar
rived from Canada on Tuesday OF
st week and will visit a month or
six weeks with their daughter, Mrs
J. F. Aubley. and family. They
have concluded to change theil
place of residence from the cold eli.
mate of Canada to the delightful at
mosphere of Florida. We would like
to see them compromise between
these two extrmes and again renew
allegiance to Medicine Lodge.
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Mrs. NJ. Mcclure, mother of Geo.,
Jas. and T. ]. Mcclure, residing
about eight miles east of this city,
purchased Mrs. Emma Rankin's
Main street residence property last
week and will move to the city
soon. Consideration $4,000. Mrs
Rankin has moved into her house OF
Walnut street, which she recently
purchased from L. NJ Axline
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Rev ". T. Van Horn departed
last Wednesday on a trip to Iowa.
Rev. Van Horns year as pastor OF
the Presbyterian church of this city
will expire December 1st, and it is
not likely that he viii accept a cali
for another year He has a good
prospect to secure a pastorate in 10
VIC at a much better salary. Rev
Van Horn Is expected home mex
| week
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-24
ROOMS OUR MINES IN
 ZENITH CITY
Tells Duluth Paper That All
 Is Very Promising Down
 Here Except the Prospects For Statehood

Duluth News Tribune, Nov. 20.)
 l.. W. Powell. of Bisbee, formerly of Duluth. and . well kno a and sue cessfui inning man. is at the Kichi Gamm. club. He has come here to confer with his associates in mining cnte,Dr seS in the southwest and, in cidentall tc meet his many old friends and acqua ntances of Dulutt and vicinity.
 'TThe mining business in the south wes, is quste active" said MT. Pow c1. and between this industry and tie constitutional convention the peo pc cf Arizona are pretty well occu ried.
 Probably the most Interesting ma ter in the copper mining industry III the Bsbee district is the very is nnarkable results of the ore develop ment in the Superior 6 Pittsburg property Sufficient ore has been disclosed to pace Superior & Pitt burg among tho big cpper mines O the world. Calumet and Arizona is in excellent physsciai condition. Ar zora bids fair not only to mainta n its honorable position as the greatcs copper producing division Of the thar respect. Shattuck is a good mine and there are other Arizona properties which have great promise such as Ray and Mann. for example We are developing considerable ere at the Elenita property fin Mex co.
 MT. Powell spent few weeks ill New York before com ng to Duluth, and says that the copper metal stu atior is slowly but steadily improy ing, and that this will be reflected in the prices Of copper shares. He says that, n il's opinion, the mines n inc B. sbee district have not all been di covered and that there will be some surprises Mr Poweli is much iE. terested in the constitutional conye, tion in Artzona. and. on that subject says:
 As to the scrt of constitution tba Arfzoua vii have, l am not prepared to say. I have been away from tho territory for some time. and do noi know in detail what measures hay, been agreed on. but from snforma ton that I have received recently understand that fears are expressed in some quarters than the convention will adopt a constitution that vii be quite radical. in fact, that it ma. engender its acceptance by the pres dent, and congress. Anything lik, that would delay Ar!zna becomin, state. In spite of these reports however, am hopeful that const
 tuition satisfactory to the people an'
 congress wHl be adopted"
 MT Powell says that Arizona vii
 not only continue to be famous a | producer of mineral, but that | has a great future las an agricu ! turai state.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-24
ENGINE NEARLY KILLS
 WOhAA OR IRESILE

CANANEA. Nov. 2S.-(SFeciaD- D-- While crossing the big trestle in the heart or town this morning a freight train passed entirely over a Mexican woman that the engine had knocked down in the middle of the track Her coolness in remain ing quiet while the engine and cars passed over her saved her life. She has only few bruises to show for the narrowing experience she had and will probably be out of the c hospital tomorrow. where she was taken to have a slight scalp wound dressed.
 An American of wide local ac qUain;ance is in the city jail be cause of the reckless manner il which he fred a gun in and abou the Climax saloon last night Nc one was injured, but the gunmaI was probably saved from mishal by the friendly interference of pro prietor Donlevy who explained t the cop that the peace disturbe was a sDirituaiist and was unde the influence Of spirits at the time He imagined himself a battlesbi and thought he was target-shootin at Magdalena Bay.
 Yesterday morning an unknow back ran over and killed the ltd ave-year-old son of Marceina Vi Ieeas, a local merchant. An oi woman saw the accident, but unable to identify the cab or drive' About ten hackmen are in the cit iail endeavoring to prove themselve innocent of <he negligence.
 Bill Julian. Pete Tenancy and Bi " Gmahling went out over the hill last Sunday with fishing hooks an lines. and returned before suns with a bunch of puny deser. fisl While the fish were small ths were as proud of them as if the were as big as those Pete nsed pug out of the Pacific Ocean
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-24
1 Fl Al. HOME,
 LITTLE TOT Is
 BADLY BURNED
But Nelson kalgaard Will Re cover Nicely, Thanks To The Prompt Action Taken by The Physician

Nelson Kalgaard, the four year old son Of Nelson Kalgaard, ST. and a grandson of Mir and Mrs. Ken nedy Of this city was severely burn ed about the body and face SatIr- day ni-ht Tic littls. boy is -epnrt- ed to be cut Of all danger from the effects of he burns but will be ei. fined to his bed tor some time.
 Mrs kalsaard and her two chil- Gren room at the Grand View house and Saturday night Mrs. Kaigsard and her father and mother went to the EIk's bazaar. She left a man at the house to take care of the boys during her absence put shortly after she had gone this man seeing that the two boys were. to all ap- pearances sound asleep left the house. The boys finding themselves alone. got out of bed and played about the rooms. A fire had been left in the cook stove and the old est boy, Daniel, conceived the idea that it would be fun to play with 1 the fire ., He put a piece. Of paper ! in the front Of the stove and when the paper caught fire he pulled it out Nelson was standing near the [ stove and when Daniel pulled out | the burning paper it set fire to ' Nelson's tnightie. Both children screamed and Nelson with his
 night dress blazing up in front ran out of the house Luckily just as | he ran out on the steps man | was passing the house and hearing
 the childrep's screams rushed up to the steps and tore the burning gar | ment from the body of the child
 Word was sent at once to Mrs
 Kalgaard and she with her parents hurried home. Dr. Edmunson was
 sent for and the child was given medical attention within very few minutes from the time he was burn
 ed. His chest is badly, and one side
 of bis face slightly burned. The lit
 ue fellow suffered great agony fol
 few hours. but yesterday was mucf
 easier and it is believed that he will be on his feet again within
 few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-24
DELEGATES IN wRANeLe
 OVER PROPOSITIONS.
Continued from Page I.)

CCOntinueG from Page 1-) then being agreed upon. It seemed that Winsor was one of the active workers for s10 pay, although he had been posing as treasury watchdog during the previous meet ings of convention.
 The legislative proposition, re. ported by the committee on private corporations was considered and adopted, almost entirely as recon. mended. though the clause abrogat. ing toe fellow servant doctrine was made more sweeping by eliminating that doctrine entirely. The measure also prohibits giving promotion of stock and compels double liability Of bank officers similar to the fedora. banking law None of the drastic corporation proposition were embod jed and the adoption of substitute measure today automatically dis poses of these which created mucf comment at the time they were ! introduced
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-24
STATE UNVEILS
 MONUMENT ID
 OGLEIhORPE
Brilliant Scenes Enacted a. Savannah Georgia. fl Pres ence of Distinguished Amer ican and English Guests

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 23.-Amid the enthusiastic demonstrations of a great concourse of people, the handsome monument erected ia memory Of Gen. James Edward og- ietnorpe, the founder of the colony of Georgia, was unveiled today. sThe ceremony of unveiling occurred ia Chippeway Square, where the mem. orial to the celebrated English sol dier and colonizes has been erected.
 Surrounding the monument were great stands to accommodate the many officials and guests invited 10 take part in the exercises. h. cluded among the latter were sev erai prominent members of the British embassy at Washington and official representatives of the States of Georgia Florida and South Caro. lima.
 The exercises were preceded by a brilliant military pageant. in the 1 procession were sailors from the ! cruiser Birmingham, two battalions ! of the Seventeenth Infantry iron 1 Fort MePherson, a squadron of the Eleventh Cavalry from Fort i iMcPherson, squadron of the coast artillery from Fort Screven
 and several regiments of the Nation al Guard of Georgia
 | The monument consists of ar Imposing pile of marble surmountef ] by a bronze statue of Gen. Ogle thorpe designed by Daniel French The entire cost of the memoria
 was in the neighborhood of s40,oo
 which was subscribed by the stat'
 of Georgia, the city of Savannah
 and several patriotic societies
 Gen. James Oglethorpe, ir homo
 of whose memory the monument ha
 been erected. came to America il I733 to found a colony of Protest
 ants. with a special view to pro
 viding for young men just startint in life and with no influence o 1 property. WnhT-35 families h landed in South Carolina wher
 he left the colonists while he ex plored tho country between Cart
 i lima and Florida. This section wa
 claimed by both England and Spali '.l but Oglethorpe made purchas
 f.o.. the Creek Indians from ths
 i! portion that is now Georgia an i, founded the colony and town ths 2 is now the city < Savannah a was George II. who granted tn . patent for founding the colony an l. it was named for him.
 Aside from his career in Americ ;. the life of Oglethorpe was fuii q picturesaue incidents. Born l il the reign of William III, in 1S9 i. he knew many of the famous me |. of tn. next century intimately. H $ began his service as a soldier und' q Marlborough, ard was an aide Q rrince Eugene in his war again !, the Turks He sat many years ' parliament and was distinguished |. society and as friend of letters l c lived long enough to see the su l. cess of the American colony h .e death occurring at his home S. England ir 17S5.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-24
TEXAS FUGITIVE IS
 UNDER ARREST HERE
MAN WANTED FOR HORSE STEAL ING IS EXPERIENCED IN Bis BEE

Deputy Sheriff Win White received word yesterday afternoon from Sheriff Campbell of Foard County. Texas to search here for Louis Bos- tic who is wanted in Foard county. Within a half hour after the mes sage was received Bostic was lodged in the county jail. He is charged with horse stealing Sheriff Camp bell teiegraphed last night he would leave at once for Bisbee to return the prisoner.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-24
COUNTRY CLUB DAaCE TAXES PLACE TONIGHT ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE COMPLETE
 FOR THIS EVENINGS SOCIAL
 EVENT

The committee on arrangements for the dance at the Country club tonight have completed their work and tonights dance promises to be one of the most enjoyable affairs of the season. The club house is to be decorated with evergreens and flowers and first class music has been secured for the occasion, Sweet apple, cider and hot coffee with cream will be served. Arrangements nave been made for the cars leav- ing Bisbee at 8 o'clock and s;So Q run out to the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-24

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-16
TERRIBLE DUEL
WITH PISTOLS ON
STREETS OF BERNE

!. Special Cable 10 The Tribune
! EERNE. oct Ia terrible duel
/ with pistols was fought in one of
:. tho principal streets of Berne be-
: tween a woman and her divorced
= husband. Gregorio RcmUnd5 had
: been sent to prison for ill-treatins
= his wife. Marie. and their only son..
! a boy aged L.. Mime, Rcmonda.
+ hard working and respectable wom
!" an. who keeps q kiosk. has gone in
!. fear OF cher husband since she di
+ Vorced him, and as his threats be-
= came more violent she armed her
= self with n revolver.
: home from her shop she VAS shot in
! by Gregorio. and fell on her knees.
j. While IN this position she whipped
! out a revolver and shot at her for
/ mer husband. Each Of The combat
: ants fired five shots. the woman,
+ though wounded thrice. killing her
J. assailant with the last, which passed
!. through his head.
!. The street and the bridge over the
: Aar were crowded with people at the
= time of the duel and Il is a won
: der that no one else was shot by
= the 1ying bullets, The woman. who
!. was seriously though not mortally
: wounded. was taken to a hospital.
!. whore bullet was successfully cx-
: tractod. The other wounds are
I. slight, and Nine. RcmoDda will re-
! cover. AS she acted In self defense
i she is not likely 10 he arrested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-16
HOW BEAUTIFUL
ARE THY TABERNACLES''
,ecial Cable 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
GLASGOW. Oct l5,-It would need the
ingenious brain OF woman to devise
such a novel revenge upon faithless
lover as has Just occurred here. \ wu-
man of position. who recently secured
several thousand pounds in a breach of
promise ease. has handed the entire sum
over to the managers OF her church. on
the condition that the cdifice he lavishly
decorated. stained glass windows put in
and electric lights installed.
The cream OF the sltuati Is that the
woman i'm question and her tickle lover
Worship in the same church. and the
swain has the cost OF his pcrfidy brought
Vjvidly TO his memory every time he wor-
ships and every time the electric light
Is turned nn. Al the opening service
after tho renovation The pastor preached
from the appropriate text: How beautl-
ful are ThY tabcrnscles.'