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Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Henry Cotterill returned from
Coldwater last Wednesday and will
again take up headquarters here He
Was employed on the Cresset last
summer but went to Coldwater the
first of August to work in a ga
rage. The town was too slow for
him, however, and he returned. He
expects to go to Ohio next spring.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

]. C. Freeman does all kinds OF
plumbing. Shop in l. O. 0. F.pulld-
ing.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Gravel for sale at 20 cents per
load.-M. Best.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

For best bargains in land and
farm loans, see VIM. Palmer.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rigg of Ia
loga, Oklahoma, visited old friends
and neighbors in the city last week
They were among Barber county's
pioneers and all our early settlers
know them. The visit was mutual
ly pleasant.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12
Gun Club Shoot

The following is the record Of the
week, each shooting 25 times.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Mrs. l.. d. Sparks and little
daughter, Louise, arrived from Wich-
ita last Thursday to visit with
Mrs. Sparks's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. NJ. Kidd, and other relatives and
friends a week or more.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

G.. ]. and Otto Southworth and
Henry Rankin witnessed the Priests
of Pallas Parade and Automobile
Show in Kansas City last week.
G. j. returned home on Friday and
Otto and Henry on Monday. They
say both events were fine.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12
Christian Church

Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Junior C. E. 800, p. m.
Senior c. E. will meet at $50 p.
M. ~ 'A 4
All are made welcome to our SER
vices.
BISHOP M HOPKINS. Pastor.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

T. C. Bunton of Kiowa was in the
city on court business yesterday.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Judge S. P. Garrison was in town
last Wednesday and while here he
made this office a pleasant call. The
Judge is making a strong campaign
for reelection this fall and is max
ing it on his past record We
doubt if man in the state has so
strong a record back of him as has
Mr.. Garrison. His every act has ap-
pealed to the people and they will
most certainly return him to office
this fall-Kiowa Kansan.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Elmer E. Landaker and Jennie
Southland of Quinlan Oklahoma,
were united in marriage by Probate
Judge Garrison in this city on Fri
day, October Z, 1910. They de-
parted for their home Immediately
after the ceremony.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Keith Simpson of Carrollton, Illi-
nois, an old friend of F. B. and L..
W. Chaplin, arrived last Thursday to
visit about ten days. Mr. Keith is
a lawyer and is thinking strongly of
locating in Kiowa.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Alexander Eckert,- youngest son
of George Eckert passed through the
city, on his way to Salina, Kansas,
where he will enter college to take
a course in telegraphy and kindred
branches, Wednesday. Alexander is
a bright, ambitious young man who
is choosing the right road to a use
full and successful career.-kiowa
NeWs-ReyieW
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Vote for S. p. Garrison for Pro-
hate Judge.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Monday to look after business mat
te-s
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Stray Cow-A 3-year old red COW,
mottled face, branded on right hip
with open AT,marked with crop and
split in right ear. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying
for keeping and this notice.-Hiram
Myers, Lake City, Kansas.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Your chance to get some horses
and mares at W. H. Huffake's sale
at Sharon on Monday, October 18th
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Newspapers throughout the coun-
try are gradually adopting the idea
of accepting advertising from candi-
dates for office, the same as they do
from business men, regardless of
party lines,and The Index has decid-
ed to be abreast of the times in this
respect. Therefore, if any candidates
want to use space in this paper and
think it is worth. the money they
can get it The advertisement,
however, must be clean and legiti-
mate. If there is any roasting to
be done, leave that to the publishers
they claim prior right.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
headquarters for all kinds of farm ma
chinery.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

First Baptist Church
The Bible School and young peo-
pies services will be conducted at
usual hours next Sunday.
Preaching at regular hours next
Sunday. 80
The public is welcome and cor
daily invited to attend all our SER
vices.
CLAUDE J. SPIERS, Pastor.
For Sale
A well improved stock farm, two
miles south of Sharon, at bargain.
o. W. RULE,
Sharon Kansas
Attorney F. F. Perry came up
from Kiowa yesterday to attend dis
trict court.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

w. R. Forsyth has just added a
large shipment of new goods to his
furniture and Chinaware stock. Do
not forget to inspect this stock be-
fore making your purchases. First
door south of Citizens Bank.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Frank ]. Ryan, one of the Repub-
hcan candidates for railroad COM
missioner of Kansas, was in the
city few hours last Friday and on
his return home he hunted up a re-
porter for the Eagle in Wichita and
had himself interviewed on the po-
litical situation in Barber county. He
told the reporter that Barber coun-
ty would give Governor Stubbs and
the entire Republican ticket an ov-
erwhelming majority. 1t is the
same old gag. Ryan wasn't here
long enough to form an opinion in
the matter. He knew no more af-
ter he left than when he came. But
being a candidate himself, he imag-
ines that it is necessary to fawn on
Stubs who is the whole Republican
party in Kansas just now. And this
convinces the people of Barber
county that Ryan is too shallow tc
be a competent railroad commission
er.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

F. J. Wadsworth and son, AL
bert, departed on Friday Of
last week for Clovis, New Mex
ico,in the interest of Albert's health.
He is severely afflicted with asthma
and catarrh, and physicians recon-
mend the climate of New Mexico.
They will be there thirty days.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Henry Kernohan and family of
Wichita arrived last Friday to visit
relatives in Sharon township and
this city. Mr.. Kernohan is the eld-
est brother of Miss Margaret Ker-
nohan, one of the teachers in our
city schools and Republican candi-
date for county superintendent.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Parsons of
Kansas City are the happy parents
of nice little daughter born last
Friday, October 7th. Mr. Parsons is
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Par
sons of this city. Mrs Par
sons was formerly Miss Elizabeth
Landis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
S. Lands, Of Kansas City, formerly
of this city.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

A. Heflin of McAdoo township was.
attending to business in the city on
Monday, and incidentally looking up
his Medicine Lodge friends.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

York-Key Mercantile, Co., Kiowa,
Kans., are going to discontinue the
automobile business, and beginning
Oct. 1st they will sell what cars
they have on hand at flat cost. You
will miss it if you let this opportun-
ity pass, of buying the best car
made in America at Manufacturers
Wholesale prices.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
headquarters for all kinds Of farm ma
chinery.
Vote for w. B. Clarkson for Reg
lister of Deeds.
]. C. Freeman does all kinds of
plumbing. Shop in 1. o. o. F.build-
ing.
w. E. Humphreys of Moore town
ship was a county seat visitor on
Saturday.
w F. Gardner of Sun City was
attending to business in the city on
Saturday.
Under the new management, the
Electric Theater is excellent. You
should attend.
Fred Smith of Wichita visited
Saturday and Sunday with his par
ents in this city.
p. w. Flanagan of Kiowa was at
tending to business affairs at the
court house on Saturday.
S. A. Mahurin returned recently
from trip to Corpus Christi, Texas.
He is figuring on locating there.
MIS- G.. r. Taylor returned on
Saturday morning from a three
weeks visit with her son, G. NJ.
Taylor, and wife at Burton, Kan
sas.
VIM. Rule and wife departed the
first of last week for visit at their
old home at Knoxville, Tennessee.
They will return the first of next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron Chase de-
parted on Tuesday of last week on
a trip to Colorado Springs and Den
yer. Their expectation was to be
gone fifteen days.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve dinner and supper in the
Masonic building on election day.
They will also hold Bazaar in the
evening.
Mrs. S. A. Hayes has returned
home from a two months stay at
Gueda Springs where she had been
in the interest of her health. She
was very much benefited.
We are under obligations to Miss
Best for some fine alfalfa honey
sent in a few days ago. 1t is per-
fection itself. No product on the
face of the earth can excel it.
Paint has recently advanced 20
cents a gallon but Dwight P. Mills
had the foresight to buy a large
stock before the advance and is still
selling good paint at the same old
price.
Mrs. L. D. Sparks and little
daughter, Louise, arrived from Wich-
ita last Thursday to visit with
Mrs. Sparks's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. NJ. Kidd, and other relatives and
friends a week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rigg of Ia
loga, Oklahoma, visited old friends
and neighbors in the city last week.
They were among Barber county's
pioneers and all our early settlers
know them. The visit was mutual
ly pleasant.
G. ]. and Otto Southworth and
Henry Rankin witnessed the Priests
of Pallas Parade and Automobile
Show in Kansas City last week.
G. j. returned home on Friday and
Otto and Henry on Monday. They
say both events were fine.
Henry Cotterill returned from
Coldwater last Wednesday and will
again take up headquarters here. He
Was employed on the Cresset last
summer but went to Coldwater the
first of August to work in a ga
rage. The town was too slow for
him, however, and he returned. He
expects to go to Ohio next spring.
A. w. Smith, democratic candi-
date for Clerk of the District Court
of Barber county,is in the city shak-
ing hands with old friends and max
ing new acquaintance. Mr. Smith
served in the office for which he is
now an aspirant before and made a
reputation as q competent and at
tentive official His political friends
predict his election with a big ma
1ority this fall Kiowa News-Re-
view.
There is nothing new in G. NJ
Martins attack on County ATTORNEY
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

w. T. Collins, Allen E. Herr and
Joe Phillips, representing the local
Odd Fellows, and Mrs. R. R. Fro
man, representing the Rebekah
lodge, departed on Monday for juno
ton City to attend Grand Lodge.
Mr. Herr will return via Caldwell
where he has an engagement to Or
ganize a local Farmers Union next
Monday night.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Rev. C. J. Spiers and family de-
parted the first of last week to Wis
it with relatives in Great Bend. Rev.
Spiers will return home the latter
part of this week but Mrs. Spiers
and the children will prolong the
visit a short time.
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Mrs. J. B. Stockstill departed last
Friday for Harrisonville, Missouri,
in response to a letter stating that
her mother was seriously ILL.,
Barbour County index., 1910-10-12

Capt. ]. H. Wheat and wife re-
turned from Medicine Lodge to Kio-
wa,to again make their permanent
home in this city, Wednesday. Their
many friends in Kiowa are pleased
to have them come back.-Kiowa
NeWs-ReyieW.
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Louis c. Shaw will turn the old Or
phans' Home and Day Nursery into a
boys' detention home for the county.
Shaw was the lowest bidder on the re-
pairs and alterations necessary TO make
the building into a detention home. and
Monday the county commissioners
awarded him the contract, The bid was
S2337.
Plans and specifications for a bridge
lcross the Emigration canyon stream a :
Nineteenth East were approved, and bids
on the structure will be received Au-
gust s.
Sheriff Sharp's appointment OF George
. w. Bills, Fred w. Webb, Samuel II.
Howard and c. w. Glazier as special
deputy sheriffs for the celebration to be
held at Rirerton next Monday was con-
firmed.
Mrs. Belle 4. Gemmeirs request for an
Investigation OF the stables and out
houses at Brighton, said to be in an un-
sanitary condition. went TO the sanitary
committee.
The county dads" will take another
10y ride" Wednesday With other
county officers. the commissioners will
visit Maxiield hin TO look into improve
ments proposed and to try out automo-
oiles in the canyon before deciding upon
the kind of q machine to buy for the
sheriff. The sheriff, Of course. will be
one OF this party.
The salary OF the operator of the ele.
vator on the county side OF the joint
building was raised 10 S65 a month, to
make the wages correspond TO those Of
the city elevator operator.
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YOU, he shall be consigned TO siz5le for
himself and unto the time that his seed
shall redeem him.
I. But those who pay the plunks, yea.
verify, / say unto you four plunks for
each ancestor. shall be blessed by the
Melchsdeck and by the Smithhood and
the Ramhood, and Ii two or more shall
/ say unto YOU. four plunks from each
seed for each ancestor, ye shall keep the
plunss yea, four plunks from each seed
Of an ancestor. and shall give each seed
II more than one, a fractional part OF n
blessing. but only one baptizing need be
made for the ancestor who slzzleth.
s. Nevertheless, yea. verify. / say unto
YOU If the seed payeth not the four
plunks the ancestor shall sizzle even unto
freezeth. for the Smithhood must not be
mocked in these things.
9. And the bishops and presidents Of
stakes shall cry unto the saints, 10 and
behold, thy ancestors sizzleth upon grid
dies, yea, verify. even upon skillets and
frying pans In the domain OF Satan. and
their souls cryeth aloud TO their seed to
release them from the sizzling. and the
bishops and presidents shall collect the
ancestors. yea, verify TO redeem them
from the sizzling OF the domain of Satan
10, And If any seed sayeth, 10. | have
not the four plunks wherewith to redeem
my ancestor the Melchisideck shall say
unto him perchance thou canst raise two
plunks or perchance one plunk. and that
will lift thy ancestor a cublt or more
from the griddle. yea, two cubits from
the skillet whereon he si2zleth.
Very truly yours,
A SHASY SAINT,
Salt Lake CITY July IA 1910
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REV. S. G. HUNTINGTON
MAKES A CORRECTION

Editor Trloune:-In reporting my SER
mon OF lust Sunday night. ''Poygamy.
Did God ordain It?' your reporter
tentions. mado a slight mistake which
for truths sake | would like to correct
In the NTH paragraph Of the report II
is stated that ''lIe Ohe speaker) named
over the polygamists mentioned in the
Bible and branded all OF them as heathen
liars, adulterers and murderers,'
Now what ] said in this respect was
that though such Bible characters as
Abraham. Moses. Jacob. David and Solo
mon pracIiced polygamy, that their en-
ample could not always be followed as
pleasing 10 God in all things: then by
way OF illustration, ] pointed out that
al one time Abraham lied. that Moses
comn7itted murder. that Jacob cheated his
brother. that David was unchaste and
that Solomon worshiped idols.
Therefore. ] argued that just as these
men erred in other matters, so likewise
they erred in talking TO themselves many
wives. and that though good men, It
would be folly 10 speak OF their example
In all things as ordained OF God. 1t was
not the men that ! said were heathens.
etc, but that the doctrine of poiyeamy
which some OF the ancents practlced
owed its origin TO hcathenism
Thanking you for this correction. and
ever admiring your noble stand against
the abominable practice OF plural mar
riage. ] am. respectfully yours.
SILAS G.. HUNTINGTON,
Pastor Adventist Church
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THE LATEST GRAFT

Editor Tribune-Speaking OF revela-
tions, how does this one suit the times:
l. And verify l say unto the Smith
hood and the Ramhood and the Grafthood
that j am the one who tclleth not Of the
future, but of the past and present. for,
10, he that telleth OF the future is fake
dead limb on n tree OF graft that -four
ished In It's time. but came to Its end
and: behold, the rubber scheme and the
banana scheme and the corporation that
oWneth nothing yet selleth It's stock To
the simple. are on the bum,
g. And, verify. | say unto you that
tithing yieldeth not the harvest OF ancient
days. for the saint sayeJh unto himself.
10, titling fatteneth the belly OF the
poor. yea. II breedeth polygamy in far
lands and blesseJh not the giver. yea.
verify. tithing is punk.
4, Therefore. inasmuch as times are
bad and the Srnithhood and the Ram
hood and the Grafthood and the polyga-
my in far lands needeth cash. l say unto
you; Send forth the Melchisidecks and
let them say unto the people, 10 and be-
hold thy ancestors sizzleth upon stoves
and griddles in the domain OF Satan and
IL is meet that they be baptized to the
end that they may sizZle no more.
8. Lo and behold, for four plunks the
Smithhood VIII baptize thy ancestors and
redeem them from the domain of Satan,
yea. even from the sizzling thereof.
6. And II any saint shall say unto the
MelchIsidcck 10. let my ancestor siZzle
7im a skunk and a snake and @ viper and
he shall be cut off and cast out and con-
signed TO the buffetings OF Satan for q
thousand years, yea, verify. | say unto
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Deaths.

Mary l.. Thomas, Chicago. locomotor
ataxia, aged 10. July Q,
Georgia Naomi Brown, SS5 Washingto ton
street, pneumonia, aged 1 month, July l6-
Warren c. Richmond, Manti, accident.
aged 70, July Is,
Grace b. Collins, 1919 West Second
South, tuberculosis. aged s, July II,
David w. Little SIG Emil avenue, pneu-
monia. aged 0. July II.
Louis Z. Lobb, 575 North Second West,
lilo coltis. aged /, July II.
Baby Nelson, 10 Willard court, exhaus-
ton. aged days, July II,
Lottie Miner, Mercur, mitral reGurgi-
tation. aged 10, July Is,
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Teething children have moro or less
diarrhoea, which can bo controlled by
giving Chamberlain Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. All that is
necessary is to give the prescribed dose
after each operation of the bowels more
than natural and then castor oil to
cleanse the system. 1t is safe and sure.
Sold by all dealers
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Low Rates to the East Via Nickel Plate
Road.
From Chicago to New York and re-
turn, $3.50; Boston and return, S25. 90.
Reduced rates 10 other eastern points
Liberal stopovers. Tickets on sale daily.
Thirty day limit, Inquire Of local agent
18th ST.. Denver. Colo.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Henry c., Hoffman ct al. to Helen
Healy, lots 10, 20. Il. block l,
Roberta place ..,..- .-s-...s......$
Henry C. Hoffman and wife to
Gotthold Knapp lots 90 and "a,
block 2. City Hall subdivision. -.
Frank lockwood and wife to Burt
& Carlqulst. lots l, . and 8. block
1, Norwood place -,..,........
Jensine Anderson to G.. V. Larson,
lots so and 81. block 2. Rosedale
addition -. .,.......s.......-... /
kimball &c Richards to Meta Boel-
tehm, lots 10i5 and 1895, High
land Park addition. n......-...
Estate ]. f.. Bergman to Minnie
B. Mcdonald, lots . and II, block
S, East Bingham. m..,.......,.,.
Kimball & Richards TO Fred Lar
sen, lots IL and 40, Southgate
Kimhall &c Richards to Mr.. Lind
holm; lot. Z, block 1, subdivision
John T. Spencer TO Nels A Nelson.
section 15. township 3 south.
range east.,..... ....:... !
Charles p. Jones to Nels A. Nell
son. section II, township 3
south. range 1 east. St...,..........
Frank B. Stephens and wife TO
Robert b. Porter. lot 4. block "a,
Ezra O, Best and wife to Alexander
Murphy, lot j, block 3, five-acre
plat y ,...,s,.......,...e.
Jensine Anderson TO C. v. Larson,
part lot 90 all lot 81, block ..
Rosedale addition ..,.,....-,., l
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Mrs. C. c. Denner. one~story six
room brick dwelling. 1909 East
Fourth South street. t.,..,....s,S 3
S. II. Hatch. alteration TO brick
picture booth. 226 South State
street .... ....-....,...,.,..,
D. w, Mcqueen. one story, SIX
room brick dwelling, 763 East
Second South street. 3
Hyrum Newton, one story. i've
room brick dwelling, 322 Tenth
East street ..,........,..,.....
B. S. Hinckley, one-story, five
room brick dwelling, 259 East
Eighth South street. 8
w. S. Heller, one-story. five-room
brick dwelling, 471 Ninth ave-
nue 3
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EXCURSIONS TO DENVER
July 1871

Via Oregon Short Line Union Pacific.
Round trip from Salt Lake and Ogden
80, Rate also applies TO Colorado
Springs and Pueblo. Limit August 14th.
City Ticket Office l56 Main street
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Alex Dunlop. i32 Elm avenue. girl.
William Dodge, Jr., 22S East South
Temple, hoy,
AlonZo Holmes. 11S Lucy avenue, girl.
II. b Brooks. 76S Sixth East, boy.
II, Is. Folsom, 951 East Ninth South.
Girl.
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Short News Stories

BUTTE. Mont, July 1S-Three pa
trolmen, implicated In graft In the red
light district by habitues recent con-
1ess!on. were suspended by Mayor Nevin
today. The mayor announced that he
will clean out the force II necessary to
stop the practice.
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DENISON, Tex, July 1S.-Sheet metal
workers and coppersmiths employed oil,
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway
system; who have been on strike several
weeks, returned to work today They
have been granted an increase In wages
and improved shop conditions.
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WASHINGTON. July 1S.-President
Taft has appointed Henderson NJ Somer-
Vile of New York as president OF the
board OF United States general apprais-
ers MIR. Somervllle has been a. general
appraiser OF merchandise at New York
for many years.
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MANKIND
May be divided generally in
to two classes:

May be divided generally in
to two classes:
1. The men who do.
2. The men who don't.
"The men who do" are'the
successes in every communi.
ty. They have forethought.
fThe men who don t" are
the equally conspicuous fail
ures. They have hind
thought.
Most young men aspire to
membership in the first class.
In order to attain it, the most
certain method is to begin by
opening an account with a
strong bank that is able and
at the same time willing to
lend a helping hand to the
right sort of young man.
The National Copper bank
invites the accounts of young
men and promises them
every possible assistance in
their forward struggle,
The National
Copper Bank
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Marriage Licenses,
Marriage Licenses.

Barton Wright and Helen Moore, both
OF Salt Lake City.
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TWO million dollars guarantees The
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security G. Trust Co.. 3a Up.
Main. We own our records
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CHICAGO. July 1S.-William s. Clarke
OF Newport, Tenn, who was arrested Fri
day with $4,000 In forged cashier checks
In his pocket, was pronounced mentally
unbalanced today and sent back to his
home in charge OF friends. His arres,
followed an attempt 10 deposit $4,000 in
checks In local bank