The Barber County Herald du lieu suivant : Medicine Lodge, Kansas • 3

Woodward is still selling Har The County Printing. ness, Whips, Robes, and everything used K. R. T1MIC TABLES. SANTA FE.

AT XDIC1NK X.OBGS Accomodation leaves 11:15 a. m. Accomodation arrive 4:45 p. m. Passenger and Ex.

leaves. m. Passenger and Ex. arrives 1:45 p.m. arouud a horse and carriage, double wagon, plow or dray, lower than any PROFESSIONAL CAULS.

E. SAMPLE, Attorney Counsellor at Law, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Office over First National BankT Will practice in the courts of this and adjoining counties. house in the west. His Quirts are dan dies and he is supph ing the trade of the southwest with his Home Made Quirts.

NOBLE CASE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF Studebaker Farm Wagons, John Deere Victo2vy Buggies, Handy Wagons, Sprino Wagons and Road Carts --The" jury in the case of M. Gohlson against Joseph Wiley were composed of MISSOOKI PACIFIC. AT KIOWA. Depart No.47d. mixed No.

452. mail aud express Arrives. No. 4ty, mixed No. 5l, ma.il and express 5:35 a.

in. 5:20 p. m. 9:45 p. m.

..11 a. the following persons: 11. C. Burnett, Dayid LumsforJ. II.

P. Hartley, J. B. Winters, TV A. McNeal, S.

L. Overstreet, L. W. DeGeef, A. Cameron, Simon Lebrecht.

G. M. Martin, C. I. Long and A.

J. JONES, Attorney at La. Office: Citizens National Bank Lodge, Kansas. Willpracrice in all the courts. No.

470 connects at Conway Springs for Wintield. Nevada, etc. mid at Wichita with through St. express via. Ft Scott.

No. 4ii is through traia to lan-sae City. J. S. WITHERS.

Resident Asrent, H. H. Case. This was an uncommon jury. How does the action of the national alliance convention suit your, fancy? i Zt Stf We hope they will iet no guilty man es Go to K.

31. W'oodward's for Harness cape. It is some consolation to know that the democratic partv controls the s. l. oveb t- t.

shas.no:;. w. 0YE8STREET, DEtiTOfl SHJUiSSH, Attorey At Law, Office Flvnn Rnbmson's old stand. KIOWA. KANSAS.

house and one good, square democratic The TtRRALn has never bid for the couuty printing; it has never been favored in any way by lhe county and bu. little by the party. It has done what it, has simply upon local city patronage and subscription and we it boldly, no ore paper has done more to build up the business interests of Barber county tha the Herald. We have never asked an office don't want one. The Index has had a boom, the Cresset is booming all over with sheriff sales and publication notices with a good fat office to back it up.

The Kiowa Journal editor lavs back on a good ofiice while the paper issues quite a sprinkling of legal notices and sheriff sales, and after all the work ihe Herald has done for the cout- ty hardly a dollar's worth of county ronage has been bestowed. ThenKRALi is opposed to the pernicious policy of letting the county printing to the lowest bidder as there are to day so many wheels within wheels, so many wires attached to secret wires and to use plain language, too much standing in with the dominant party. The Cresset does the county printing for a mere nominal amount. No paper can afford it. Printing is hard work, nerve work and to succeed, a man is obliged to work hard burn midnight oil and he should receive his recompense.

Ohl You say it is til the better for the, conuty, From this position we differ. The county is just-as able to pav men who work at printing as they are to pay other expenses, ami no man that is a man will object to paying legal rates. If the law is wrong, let us repeal it, but it is not fair for Barb etc. J. tl.

Wilson was up from Kiowa Tucs day. Slier 3 Dob was in Kiowa last Tue day. administration of the atlairs of this gov eminent would again restore confidence aud 3'ouag America would move forward Bird Watrus rushed into our ofiice last J. W. Power-s was over from Nashville last Sunday.

Thursday aud informed us that he had purchased the printing outfit at Lake CHESTER I. LONG, J. A. Maddox was over from Crisfield City and was intending to publish an al last Monday. Attorney Counsellor at Law, nance paper at Kiowa, luat is so near II.

S. Lan.lis and family will move to the democratic doctrine that we feel that Medicine Lodge, Ivansas. Office over the First National Bank. Will practice in all the courts of the state. the city soon.

more strength is being added the W. Mattox, of Anthony, visited ou county. This is a world. of change and -A CAR LOAD OF- city Tuesday. Wm.

Sehuler, of Dixon, Illinois, came GLIDDEFJ BAROSD WIRE, RANGES, COOK STOVES AND HEATiriG in last Sunday. Chaa. Zile leaves for Attica to day to boil a strike of sugar. STOVES. Att'y6 Hopkins and Wiley of Kiowa are attending court this week.

Att'ys Jones and Snoddy. occupied the W. II. MOOHE, Eclectic Physician Surgeon, Medicine Lodge. Kansas.

East side of Main street, two doors south of Davis Davis. ivS. DEAXEKIK Watches and Clocks. Repairing a Specialty. MEDICINE LODGE.

KANSAS. Bird you can put us on your exchange list and we wish you prosperity, a merry Christmas asd a happy New Year to start out with. Uncle William and Aunt Mary Smith of Caaema, arrived in the city last Sun day from Wichita, where they had bees to have a surgical operation performed upon his eye. Last fall Mr. Smith nn fortunately injured his left eye by th sharp end of a corn stalk accidentally entering it.

It caused him great pair night aud day, suffering intensely, he finally decided that something must be done. The occulist at Wichita advised its removal to save the other form of county to manipulate the printing while Our Stock of Hanlwarw, Tinware, and Amunition, Sporting Goods, Is Full and Complete, and we are prepared to make you Price's as Low as the Lowest Call and bee us. printers in neighboiing counties enjoy the full benefits of the law the same ns the county officials. Medicine Lodze, Kansas Jirst Door South of First National Bank, attention of the jury, Thursday H. A.

Noah proprietor of the Osage hotel visited Lake City Wednesday. D. Book went to St. Joseph. Mo.

the Srst of the week on a business trip The" "Pilgrim's" right ready howd'y was heard upon our streets Thursday. Porcelain panel plaques for Christmas presents at the palatial balace of J. R. Young. The Medicine Lodge Hi.irb School will give a grand literary entertainment about Christmas.

Preitily painted porcelain plaques put How Depew Achieved Success. Address before a If. C. Associatiofi. The best thing I remember connected chronic inflamation.

Uucle William re ceives the sympathy of everyone. i R. McAllist A DGER LUMBER CO. -DEALER IN Among the seasou'6 initiatory festivi ties was the swsgger reception, given bv with myself is that, when I graduated from Yale I thought I would lead a life of scholastic ease. I thought I would Mr.

and 3Irs. E. W. Hill, Tuesday even -DEALER IN- read and write a little, take it easy and ing at their residence on North Walnut street, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. PJ8 parade far Christmas at J. R. Young's Dtnsmore, who recently returned from i heir bridal tour.

They greeted -about LUMBER. COIL AND have a good time. I had a hard headed old father of sturdy Dutch ancestry. He had money enough to take care of me, and I knew it; and when he discovered that 1 knew it, and intended to act ac City Drug store. The case of the Standard Implement Co.

vs L. M. Spencer was presented to a sixty of their friends who participated with them in the pleasures of the even Dry Goods, Boots, SHb.es, GlofcliiiiCT, Carpets and Gents' Furnishing Goods, ing, which consisted of music aud danc cordingly, it was a cold day for me, and jury Thursday. AND- he said to me: "You will never get a ing The verandas were profusely illuminated and the parlors elegantly deco J.T. Rickman of Webb City, was dollar from me except through my will.

a witness at court this week. He reports rated which lent beauty and brilliancy From this time forth you have got to OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL. to the occasiua. At about 10 o'clock de make your own way." Webb as flourishing. As the cold weather begin3 to appear.

icious refreshments were served and ev- Well, I found I had a hard" lot of it- AND THE- Medicine Lodge; Kans. First Avenue West. ery mouthful was a "bonne bouch." nobody bad a harder one and the old" Mr. and Mrs. Hill entertaiued the gue6ts in their usual cordial manner, and 1890 the event is one that will be remembered HO 1890 L.EXA.DE.R of LOW PRICES Rally Kouni the Flag.

gentleman stood by and let me tussle it out. I bless him tonight with all the heart and gratitude I have for that. If he had taVen tue ether course, what would I haya dene? I would hare beeu ia Peeksbill tonight nursing a stoveV cursing the men who have saeceededin the rtrorld and wondering by what exceptional luck they had got on; but having my way to dig alone I got beyond everything my father even dreamed of, We wish our subscribes who are in DOBSON BROWN. arrears would rally 'round the flag, give one good whoop and see if you cannot Day Records, Kiowa, KanBas, send it in prior to January first. ti Languages and Elocution.

nut it was uone Dy iourteen nours, or sixteen hours, or eighteen hours a day if necessary. It was done by temperance. A twelve weeks' course in English, Elocution, higher Mathematics, Latin, the pedestrian gets a "move" on himself that is really surprising. As no tardiness had been reported the pupils in Miss Reynolns' room enjoyed a quarter holiday Att'ys Overstreet, Denton and Long made some very, able arguments before the court last Wednesday. J.

J. Chilcott had the misfortune to cut his left arm with a penknife while killing a chicken last Sunday. Geo Wells, of Kiowa, has his building now on the corner of Main and Sixth, one of the finest locations in towu. Our county surveyor has pnblished a notice of the partial vacation of the townsite of Hardtner. in this issue.

Miss Lulu Ilahn gave her pupils an examination in music and the result was very satisfactory which speaks well for their instructor. It will pay every pedagogue to pedes- trianize and pack away a pretty perquisition of presents at J. R. Young's Pal- ace Drug store. Lebreoh Sons shipped 3.000 pounds: of dressed poultry to Denver, with- in the last two weeks.

This is a- great 1 market for poultry. byeconomyV German, French aud instrumental music When you make $1, spend 75 cents Have the most Complete stock of HOLIDAY GOODS ever Brought to Barber County. Everything NEW AND NOVEL in 'the Sine OF PRESENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG Sunday School and Neighborhood Christmas Trees Furnished at Reduced Rates. Buyers of school books will find it to their advantage by calling on will be given to a class of twenty or twenty five advanced students, beginning and put the other 25 cents by. No man can stand still.

When God created us MEDICINE LODGE, KANSAS. Lhe first week in January For terms he did a fortunate thing for us; He made inquire at the Hkkaix office or on Halliextk Hall, Ph. B. us so that we must either go backward or forward. A man knowg to day than he knew yesterday, or he knows less.

A man who bottoms a chair, ceta Missing. L. LB An obstetrical case lying upon the up and goes to his meals, and then goes dtsk of Dr. Moore ol this city con taining instruments worth about $75 DOBSON BROWJM, back again and bottoms a chair and then to his meals again, in the course of five years will be the biggest dunce in the Real Rstate. Abstracts, is missing, lne Lr.

says He-was not away from the ofliue over twenty community, and his opinions will not be minutes but failed to lock the door. The Kansas. Kiowa, thief is welcome to the case but not the worth knowing. He will lose his power for work and will not be worth five cents an hour. The Live Stock Indicator is one of the XiOANS AND INSURANCE.

A Complete and Correct Set of Abstract Books of all Land and Town instruments. It was a dirty, low down best agricultural and stock journals published in the west. Trv it one year with piece ot cussedness and is a great loss to Dr. Moore as he needs them eyery day Lots in Barber County. Under $5,000.00 Bond as Abstractor, as the Late To the Editor of the Cresset.

the Hebaxd for $1.75. Law Requires. Houses and Farms to Rent aud for Sale. in his practice. The farmers who sat upon the jury Harper's Weekly of Nov.

contains Our attention having been directed to with six lawvers should have held an all J.B.GANO. General Bus and Hack Line. PASSENGERS ATSD BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED a very fine portrait of our member of night session just to show the boys the fun there is in being a juror VUMMB congress, with the following acurate notice. Mr. Jere Simpson of the Sev New goods are now being offered that the ignoble, waspish and low vulgar" ebulition of temper eyidenced in your answer to our truthful charges and friend ly admonitions through the Herald of the 22nd ultimo; it is not without com' passion and many compunctions of con' science that we yenture this brief reply.

eulh Kansas District, won a most re: have never before been introduced in mark able victory. The republican major ity in the district in 18b8 was over 15,000. this city at J. R. Young's City Drug store.

Come in and see them. TO ANT PART OF THE CITY. Mr. biuipsou aud his antagonist, Mr. Mrs.

Emma Gahagen and little boy Halloweli, held a series of joint debates throughout the district, which is an im arrived lastFrtday from Cheyenne Wells, Colorado. She expects to make Barber HTLeave Bus Calls at the Grand Hotel. mense one in area, comprising no less county her future home. than thirty-seven couuiies The Repre: Married, on Thursday at the Osage seuiauve elect is a man of great power J. L.

B. Ellis, Cashier O.P. T. Ewell, Vice-Fresident. hotel in this city Mr.

A. C. TV Bernard to Miss Mary E. Wilson, both of Sharon. A.

Drumm, IVesident. S. Boston, Nor. 11th, 1888. a3 a speaker aud has an inextinguishable fund of wit and repartee.

One of Mr. Simpson's admirers thus describes the joint debate: Tile republican candidate Arakoff Medical Co. Rev. J- E. Nicholson officiating.

Gentlemen: Enclosed find $2 for two An Episcopal service will be held at bottles of Dr. Arakoff's Dyspepsia Remedy, which you will please ead to Mrs. would induige in a epread-eagle speech, Write and describe your complaint and its symptoms, also give your full name and address on a stamped envelope, and by return mail receive advice for treatment free of expense. Address all com-mnuications to The Arakoff Medical Boston. Mass.

If you area sufferer from dyepepsi- the K. of P. Hall December 11th, at 730 p. m. Rev.

A. Beatty, of Welling It. Chambers. St. Marc Hotel, otn aud Simpson would indulge in ridicule.

This in his hands was' a most effective New York City. I send this knowing BANK OF KIOWA. Capital Stock, $100,000. Djes a general banking business. the wonderful effects of the remedy, as weapon aud the smiles at "Prince Hal's ithasbv takimr two bottles entirely expense undoubtedly cost him a seat cured me of dyspepsia from -which I was a great sufferer for over three years.

1 anuoo not wisu lo thrua- awav vnur in congress." thank God to be free of the ailment. I wish you everv success. -w- mm money trying worthless medicines, "send for a bottle of Dr. A -akoff's Dyspepsia Remedv as used in the Russian' Hospit Shakespeare informs us "the times have been, that when the brains were out, the man would die, and there an end," but it would appear from surrounding circumstances that his favorite apophthegm does not apoly in your case since you are still found laboring with pigeon English to impress the readers of the Cresset that you are a great a (beast of burden.) As we have neither the time nor disposition to contioue a discussion so disagreeably abhorrent to our code of moral ethics, we shall for the future respectfully decline further intercourse through the medium of pen ink and paper with you This declination is more particularly desired, since it has become so plainly manifest, that while your lingual vocabulary is confined to the puberescent slums of that vile billingsgate homogeneous to fishermen and street arabs, you have not only confessed yourself to be apolitical gaberlunzie, but in the Ian--guage of Juvenal publicly proclaimed yourself a slave. Hence we trust you will graciously pardon us, for a repetition of our former charges, and in the language of Solomon iterate tbat "that which was written was" upright, even words of can be fully substantiated by not a few of your fellow yours respectiuny.

S. L. Coffee, als for the pas five years. Sent to any part of the country oh reeeint of nrir 522 E. 7th S.

Boston. 634. 1.00 per bottle. THE FIRST STATE BANK. bend express and P.

O. address to HEALTH BETTER THAN WEALTH i HE ARAKOFF iLEDICTKE COj Boston, Mass. ton, will officiate. All are earnestly invited to come. Students who wish to acquire a knowledge of the languages and avail themselves of a drill in elocution according to the best known methods, should call immediately at this office.

Sixteen new subscribers this week. Thanks, gentlemen, we shall try and give you a live little paper if our democratic general hasn't any army. Come right along, there is plenty of room. R. M.

Woodward's Home Made Quirts are popular. A ranchman knows when he gets one of Mr. Woodwara's Hme-Made Quirts that is all solid and they are as tough as a whalebone. Peter Brough. of Kiowai took the train last Tuesday for Chicago and a visit his old home in Illinois.

D. R. Streeter accompanied him as far as Chi The above advice appeals to all per Kaehel S. Packson, June A. Whittlesey.

DBS. PACJCSOH WHITTLESEY. sons, especially to those who to all out- i ward appearances seem hale and hearty but on whom the impression is daily made that their health is not what it should be. A. J.

BENTLEY, Cashier. Office Corner of Main COLER L. SIM, President. To Fanny. Lbt r.

w. AUBUits, ir.r.l Like a vernal flower Blooming but to die; Lke a r-train of music 8 weetly floating by; Like the any el tisiori Of a heavenly dream Like a star-g-emoied ripple Lost upon the stream; Like a smile tbat cheers us Then is seen no more; Like a wild bird's warble Wafted past our door; Like the gladdest welcome Blending with farewell; Like a Christmas carol Ending wita a knell; Like a voice of praising Ending in a prayer; Joy touched with sorrow More than heart can bear; Memory of a blessing. Memory of a pain God's g-iftto us on earth We've given back again. Many ailments that may be relieved Streets. for a short period, only to again Honrs From 9.00 a.

m. to 6.00 p. m. Kansas. Kiowa, cago.

He shipped a traia of cattle to that city last Monday. Kiowa, Kansas. Board and Lodging. Mr. T.

M. Kidd will furnish NEELS ET SLL HOURS t-A5D DB, J. D. KARR, townsmen. Not dear editor, while entertaining malice toward you, we shall refrain from further indulgence on this topic with you, and while leaving you to "confess yourself to heaven; repent what' ar past; avoid what is to come; and do not spread Senator Cullom has introduced a bill to reduce postage on all letters for any poiat in the U.

S. including drop letters, -EST AIL DIALS Ilf- are as certain in time to undermine the health, as a break in the levee of the Mississippi river, which is hardly seen at first, daily enlarges with the pressure of the water, and at length lets in the raging fiood. To guard against or to remove disease is the one and most important thing to remember in health or in sickness. To know whom to advise with, should be our foremost duty; many do, but the public at large should demand and receive good medical advice for the pres ervation of health. The Arakoff Medical with its worldwide reputation, in seeking to fol low out the principles and' aims of the eminent Russian physician Dr.

Arakoff, of Moscow, and his celebrated Russian Hospital treatment, has secured the services of an efficient and experienced medical corps, who will upon application give advice by letter: free -of charge to persons suffering from any form of dis ease. to one cent an ounce and one cent additional for each fraction of an ounce in compost on the weeds to make them I ranker" we request that you remember tie wise admonition of Horace fojvouf. i future guidance. 'The inquisitive wtii excess. We hope this bill will pass.

-Rey. W- A. Cain who is holding a ser NICE, CLEM BEDS ies of meetings at College Hill Bchool NOTICE. First Published Dec 1890.1 Notice is hereby given, that at the next reg ular meeting of toe board ot County same being the January meeting) there will be presented a petition praying for vacation of Lots, Blocks. Street and- ailej a of ihe townsite of Hardtner, Barber county, Kansas, excepting Blocks and Lots of Blocks 28.

29, 34. 35. 48, 4, 54, 55, 68, 78 80 81 96, 110, 111, UT, 118, 119, 130,131. and 132. with street and alleys adjoining as will be shown by plat filed with said petition.

HlBDTKIR TOW by JE. w. HtLL. Co. Survey jr.

bouse was at home to attend the month Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass, Toilet SPONGES. BttUSHES. PKRFUMEBT. BOATS. LAMPS, LANTERNS, STATIONERY- CHGARO, has a good private office in the reaz of the Store.g MAIN STREET.

MEDICINE LODGE. blab such refrain; -Their leaky eer no secret can retain 6os: thy neck from this ignoble' sav thou tre yJe At his room on West Kansas Ave nne, ly covenant meeting of the Baptist church last Wednesday. He reports an interesting meeting in progress and much 05 a or THS TICl UR interest manifested KANSAS MEDICINE LODGE,.