The Barber County Herald from Medicine Lodge, Kansas • 2

Going to Pieces. THE HERALD. Hazelton Items. Capital, $50,000. Surplus, Republican leaders are in disorder.

In six or seven eastern states the people de KO. 8584 35 F. WIDNER, Editor and Proprietor. W. EL MOORE, Eclectic Fhyeioian Snrs-eon, Medicine- Lodge.

Kansas. East side of Main -street, two doors south of Davis A Davis. mand action on finance and the sort Dr. Blaine's Charlatanism. Mr.

Blaine's panacea for all Republican trouble is apt to turn out the merest quack medicine after all. Reci procity or hemispherical free trade, high-sounding though the name may be, and lavish as are the compliments paid it action that the men who have bossed th SATURDAY. JANUARY 10th, 1881. Citizens National Bank, present congress are unwilling to -lake The party record of goltf-bond, payments, of silver demonetization and of currency by the Blaine organs, is very uusatis The Babbzr Cooktt Her alb, published wek1y, at Medicine Lodre, Kan. Entered at tpot oSiceof UcdlciueLadze, as second contraction is against Ihem.

Wheneve Editor Herald Haying been permitted to read the issuea'of your paper, and noticing that Hazeltbh has no correspondent to keep you poEjLed5.ou the important transpfr ing, I thought it possible that a few lines from here occasionally mighty find. room in your Columns. Hazelton is not on any "booia, but empty houses are now as scart-tras hen's 1 The business men appear be perfectly feeling that while it is a little dull Here it is reported Uulltr at other and larger towns. The short corn crop of course makes they take up finance thy are in the as matter. quandary that confounds them now when SUBSCRIPTION RATEi- they recall their-tariS history.

The peo One Copy, One $1 CO Ci TURNER, "D'BFTI ST, AH branches of Dentistry practiced at lowest priCeS. OSce over Davis Davis' dry gooia etore. gQtf MKDICINa LODGE. K.A3. Uncle Billy Carrol ple are of one way of thinking and they OueCpy.

Six 60 Eing-le copies, wrapped for ailing 6 are of another. flabaorlpttons uitst it aid i adtasci. ADVERTISING RATES. factory when brought to the test. Some of our sister Republics have made significant preparations for any possible suggestion on our part for reciprocity by putting up their duties oh United States products.

Should they consent to our offers of rfciprocity they will be in a position to make considerable eraauds without pledging themselves in the slightest degree to buy our goods. The Blaine organs, demostrating- the necessity of the revival of our trade with the other American countries, entirely fail to Heretofore the republican party has held the west in' bondage with the war "aod liberal promises. The west has taken One per Month ....90 Rail Pafire, per Month 28 00 One Column, per ISOO its destiny into is own hands and feed costly, but the remarkable mild win orders its representatives to vote Half Columa, per 6 00 ourth Column, per Month 00 ter up 10 me otginnmg oi -tne new ear western ideas. I he leaders ore con founded. If the party obeys tie west in Professional Cards, per 1 00 Local notices 8 cents per line, each insertion.

AUadrertiseraeats continued until ordered has enabled the people to get their stock through thus "far in splendid condition with scarcely any grain, eveV hogs are tariff or financial legislation it, loses the campaign coutrinut lors oi the eastern Medicine Lodge, Kan. CABINET MAKER. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. W. OLD, being kept in good shape on' the growing (lasses which invent money i in lawp show how reciprocity, such as is conveyed in the Aldrich ameadment.

to the tariff act, can bring it about. The other American countries deal principally with for the. very good reason tfUBeciUBE or the Heraib, $1 per If it refuses to yield to western senti wheat. Since 1 have lived iu Kansas it has been almost the universal custom with the farmers to sell their fat boss to the ehip- ment as it must or pronounce its entire le'? i S- I' ISflHI a'1 -t record vicieus the western republican that they can get what they want cheap voters will strike out 'independently as -DEALER IN- Jebrt Simpson teems to be receiving na immense amount of advertising lately. What great or good thing has he done? Will some one tell ut? er from that quarter than they can from us.

they begin to do in November and repr- ganize-tne parties in America. While the McKinley tariff makes it Second. Hand Godds, Medicine Lodge. Kan. Suppose republican votes defeat free coinage, buppose a tree coinage meas more expensive for our manufacturers to produce their wares, there is no use in talking about reciprocity.

We are under Our legislators, at this session, should he very careful In their deliberations on the various questions which will come before then. The. weal or woe of the people of Kansas, in a great measure, is ure passes both houses and 'is vetoed by the president. Then every state west of DENTISTBX. sold in the markets of the world, thanks the Mississippi is lost to the republican to our system of tariff.

Steamships sub party. Mr. Teller says he can not fol sidies, on which Mr. Blaine so much de in their hands, and they will be watcbed low republicanism if its financial -pelicy ptnds: never helped any nation that tried per and buy their bacon, thereby praying freight on the live stock to'Kansas Citjr, paying the packer a big profit, also paying return freight charges and anoth profit to the retail merchant, and then "kicking" becanse bacon was so high. But this season on acount of the low prices paid by snippers, the high prices of feed and the ahund.ant, supply of hogs, nearly every family and those living in town, have put lip sufficient bacon to carry them through.

And I am" of the" opinion that what they lacked in the selling price will be more than'sayed on the meat they have put up, so that, after all, the cheap hog will probably be a blessing instead of a curse, besides making the piecrust shorter. I have been informed that the bridge across the Medicine river, due west of is not chanced. If he should follow, he critically by the peoplo to see what dis position will be made of the trust repos them, as has been abundantly proved in the instance of France. We can only de ed in them. We hope our representative would go down and another man more in accord with' the people would succeed will prove himself a true friend to the pend upon our manufactured products in our trade with our neighbors, as thev him.

ORGANIZED, DEC. 13, 1886. peoplo and use his vote and influence at When the people are aroused the party have all the raw material' they require. this time in their cause without fear or which inherits -and preserves the tradi DR. 31 H.

FilXNKIiTN Of Weliingtoir wiH viU this city the second week of every month, remain-: ing from Wednesday until Monday. Z30T" Slops at Ike Osage Hold. 0. SELLERS. Watchmaker and Jeweler.

DEALER IK Banking Business in all Branches Transacted. favor. The tariff increases the cost of our man--ufactured products and thereov leaves tion of government by the people rises to its greatest strength. The democratic Democracy is for the general good and us out in the cold when brought into advancement of the people throughout competition with European traders. the length and breadth of the and C.

Q. CHANDLER, President H. C. THOMPSON. Vice President.

C. B. CCRKIE. 2nd Vice President. V.

B. CHAPIN. Cashier. csnouia me rresiaent exercise tne power not antagonistic to any party or organic MEOIGiflE LODGE, mi party is the possessor, the originator and the fearless adyocate of the doctrines of the opposition to republican class rule. Teller, Wolcott.

Plumb and Stewart are forestalled. Silver is a democratic metal. zation except they be found working in here, is completed- except the grading; necessary for the approaches. When this: of retaliation given him by the McKinley act, it would only have the effect of entirely destroying the only profitable for the interest of a few regardless of the wants and wishes of the many. The in is done I think there" i3 but little doubt 1 Tariff reform is democratic.

eign trade we have. The other American terests of all must be retarded and looked Republican leaders can not stem the that the trade in Hazelton will be largely increased; in fact it will then be in a con en- lepublics would shut down absolutely after for complete success in legislation, tide. The nation is democratic and will on tne Unitea States, tor they can ob dition to of the Kiowa WATCHES, CLOCKS.TllAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND OPTICAL GOODS. Watch Inspector For 77ie A. T.

S. Railroad, Medicine Lodge, Kansas. and this the democracy is ever trying to so yote from now far into the twentieth century. tain all the imports they need from European houses. The Pan-American do, to the end that happiness and pros and Medicine Lodge trade west of the river.

If fair dealing and gentlemanly perity may again soonjSe seen through conference had no effect whatever upon and courteous treatment counts for any From the Alliance Review. out our country. the plain principles of trade. The coun thing Hazelton will get her share of the The band boys will give a masquerade tries represented In that conference will B. F.

trade. Reports from the east indicate the se ball on the 15th in lieu of the one verest weather experienced iu England It is the general impression among the farmers that, while the snow storm was a continue to buy where the3r can get the best bargains. Our tariff prevents us from offering them such bargains. It is The bridge across the Medicm river and on the continent for many years. It To the Ladles and Gentlemen of Barber County: Confidently trusting that our pa-t history as Pioneers in the trade" has Bank your approval, wish again to oall your attention to our Hew Stock of Pall Goods.

north of Schoonover's was completed is also stated that a larger number of la little hard on stock, it was a grand thing for the world of wheat that is growing in very simple question, which can not DEALER IK Watches and Clokcs. Repairing a Specialty. MEDICINE LODGE. KANSAS. Saturday.

boring people are without employment, and consequently without means of sub The Bank of Kiowa has paidout over be befogged by any reciprocity delusion Albany sistence than almost ever before. In con-d $92,000 on wheat checks this fall, and there arc over 40,000 bushels of wheat re maining in the immediate -vicinity. This immense sum is the fruit of the farmers' Come in and see us, and brine all family with A Rotable Reform Speech. At the Reform club banquet Mr. Cleve land's address was a penetrating examin ation of the progress of tariff education D.

S. Gregg, GUNSMITH, labor last season on wheat alone in this trast with these reports from abroad our own country is being signally blessed as to weather. The winter so far has been remarkably mild. This is of inestimable benefit to many; severe weather would unavoidably cause much suffering. "Wichita Eagle.

you. We have Merchandise to plnty of Goods to inspect, as every department is full of ocality. Mr. Multer sold $800 worth of cattle Beleot froa. 'W Are dbincriust what we liava dnno.

fnr tho riast fonrtpn Ihe ex-president leveled some telling Monday to J. W. Garland. Sore throat is becoming quite an epi demic among the children in the city. Guns and Ammunition constantly oa nana, laecicms Jvansas.

and that is ITnderBellin any Otner House in the County. Standiforsi, Eldred- Money for the Boys. The Detroit Free Press wants to secure this locality i On account of the storm the mail -from the east failed to get here on the 1st and quite a number of the Hazelton folks that had attended the ball at Wellingtcm had the pleasure of spending New Years day in that city without intending to do so. A. W.

Poe took the-Missouri fever a short time back. He made a 6ale audsold off his stock, but his' love for Kansas was too strong. He has, rented a house in Hazelton and don't talk Missouri any more He thereby Saves his traveling expenses there and back. Let a nHn live here a year or two ana it is safe to put him down as a permanent fixture unless his mirrd fails him. The Presbyterians, after holding a series of meetings, have organized a church with about seventy members and will have regular services.

-hereafter. -They contemplate building a church -house in the near future, but in the mean time will use the house belonging to the M. E. church south. F.

A. Smith, J. P. McVey and. Charles sarcasms at the withering small vanities of republican politicians had undergone since 1887.

Senator Carlisle'; speech, like everything he has said before, was able and convincingly put. Other responses were strong statements from strong men. Yet theoQe utterance which' is calculated to attract the most'thought-ful attention came from-a western man scarcely heard of a little more than a year E. J. Hottert, the services of a lively boy in this locali ty to sell their famous weekly.

The Free Press is the most popular and one of the A- best selling papers in the United States. is supplied to dealers on very liberal Fine of Carriages. terms, tne company taKing bacK all un GIT: RUG St El- YOUNG Co. sold copies and requiring payment only for such papers as are.sold. and -Repairing' a Only one boy is appointed, in a town, Ik responding to the promptingsf a warm heart Emma Ahbost sacrificed her life.

While in San Francisco, just previous to going up to Salt Lake City, an old admirer of her genius, who was on his death bed, remarked that he tiould die happy if he could only hear Emma ring, once again, "The Last Rose of Summer." Hearing of the matter she went to the man's room in a cold rain storm. Those who heard her said she sang it as they never heard it before. 8he reached the other shore almost as soon as he for whom she sang Eagle. TO OUIt HEADERS. It hat become necessary for us to take up the pen, the pencil and the scissors in addition to all other duties pertaining to getting up and publishing a newspaper, and which we very reluctantly assume, feeling that the task is more arduous than we ought to undertake at this time.

Owing to the stringency of the so the boy that writes first, giving good Keep Constantly on Hand, a Full' Line of Drivers, Paintf, Oil," Brushes n4 Ira business references, will probablj get the Harper, Kansas. and Druggists' Sundries Also and Liquors for Mechanical and ago Governer Bois, of Iowa, reviewed the agricultural condition of the country, typified in that of his own state, and in the very simplicity of his words readers will find a power which is absent from mere harangues. From the report of the labor commissioner of Iowa the governor took figures showing that more than 800 out of 900 farmers who made returns asserted that the small average of 70 cents a day for farm labor was more than they could pay with profit. The level of cost in producing corn is put at per acre when the grain is ready for market. The level of agency.

State how many papers you think you can sell at five cents each, and Medioinal Purposec. George shipped seven cars of cattle and HUBBARD, hoes from Hazeltom this week they will at once be forwarded, reaching you in time for Saturday sales. Address I P. Campbell, one of" the leading at The Free Press Co. Michigan.

torneys ot the "Windy Wonder," which meUns Whichita, was in Hazelton on le Any one, on writing far it, can get a 1 OPPORTLUTY at HAND sample copy of The Free Pres3'free. gal business this week. He commenced 1 three suits while here, and will return on THE JEWELER, Keeps a Full Liai of Watches and The most beautiful frontispiece ever the 1st of February aud teach the home produced in an American magazine, ap lawyers some valuable lessons. pears in the January number of the Cos iiazelton can boast of having two transfer companies, and we are looking mopolitan. It is a reproduction in colors times it became apparent that economy, YOU HAVE ALL BEEN LOOKING A -STORK WHERE THEY KEEP FOR THE of "Francois Flameng's famous picture anxiously forward to the time when they will do" our draying for fun, that being In its fullest sense, should be consulted and kdopled, and we have adopted it Jewelry.

the usual winding up of cutting rates. lorn ox and George Brown have at The Largest Stock of Boots Shoes- receipts for the crop has been for five years $7 33 an Upon these figures Governor Boies said: "It is, however, if "we stop to reflect, easy to discern that "if the chief business of the countryis "being done at a loss.andyet that counlry "as a whole is becoming rich, there must "be some flagrant error in the industrial "system that produces such a result." The labor commissioner's report in Iowa is supported by the investigations of the Kansas secretary of the board of agriculture, who'instituted last spring an extensive set of into the cost and selling price of wheat, corn and cattle. Its accuracy is confirmed by the JEWELRY RE WATCH AND PAIRING A SPECIALTY troat umce Dniiaing, on the corner. "The Cake Seller," and can scarcely be distinguished from, the. inpiwrted photogravure which is exhibited in the dealers windows, at the price of $7 a copy.

It is one of the most charming of subjects, and is well worth framing andpreserva tion. The Cosmopolitan has become noted of late for its frontispieces and this very much excels its previous efforts. The Cosmopolitan has ran up from a 16,000 edition at the closeof 1888, to 100, 000 copies December, lS90. 'This remarkable increase has kept pace with the change in the character of the names which appeared upon its table of contents. Among those for January are Mrs.

Van Rensselaer Cruger, Frank Dempster Sherman, Heirry George, Willium H. Rideing, Hjalmar Hiorth last returned from their trip to Arkansas, where they went to dispose of a car load of horses. They are somewhat wiser, but not much wealthier than they were when they left. F. F.

Severenoevfnd W. Cltrrkson have opened up a grocery etore in. the room adjoining the Herrington building (the old Collins Wiggin's building.) I don't think the oldest inhabitants eyersaw the toads in a worse condition than they have been during the last They are almost impassable, some tvT this very good reason. We feel certain that every reader of this paper will regret its loss in Mr. Brady's letlringfrom the editorial management, and we regret exceedingly that it became necessary him to do so.

To publish a strictly party paper, we presume it would not be considered inconsistent to expect that party to stand by its representative organ, at least to the extent of Its ability to do so; we, therefore, shall expect our political friends' to respond to this call to duty, and upon our part we promise to give an acceptable paper so far as our ability will allow us to do so. We do not believe the democrats of Barber county fully realize the Medicine Lodge, Kan. Board and Lodging. Mr. T.

M. Kidd will furnish THE FRESHEST STOCK OF Dry Goods and Notions, AND THE VERY BEST STOCK AND THE Latest Arrival of Groccries. WE OFFER fO CASH CUSTOMERS PRI-- CEci THAT WILL BOTH STARTLE AND DELIGHT THEM. COME AND SEE OUR alarming increase of farm mortgages throughout the' country. Every state.in-ciudingNew York, where the perfection of transportation the numerous large towns in close proximity to every farm thing very unusual for this part of Kansas.

afford the possible advantages of na MEELS ET ELL SOURS tural markets, finds, that investigation discloses a similar decline in agricultural Grayhoands and jack rabbits aro furnishing the boys with lots of amusement around'Hazelton The HERAT.n wna ti onl-r nnT nnt. Boyesen, Edward Everett Hale, Gertrude jjjtrj profits a decline which has gone beyond Franklin Atherton, Murat Halstead. the line of ving MAMMOTH STOCK. side, of -our home nanr. that hart atit.

NICE- CLEEN BEDS When republican 'hears of these re John J. a'Becket, Col. Charles W. Lamed. F.

O. C. Darley (posthumous), Eliza-1 beth Bisland, probably as strong a col- I turns from5 agriculture', he professes'to'be offended at the "croaking." The repub At his rooms Kansas Ave lican states of the west furnish, however, on West Turn Eight Into our Door, DAVIS DAVIS, the strongest reports of unprofitable 5 i larnimg, ana mere is no sues tning as contradicting the. facts that spring up on MEDICINE LODGE. KANSAS every side.

Men who are forced to use lection of names as ever appeared in any number of an illustrated magazine in this country. The number contains the 1st of two parte of Mrs. Van Rensselaer Crugers new novel, Mademoiselle Reseda, pronounced by critics who hnve read it the best of 'her work. Mrs. Cruger is a woman who is intimately acquainted with fashionable circles both in this country and abroad1.

'Sh -writes "in a IT we expect to win the next battle, we must have something with which to do the fighting. Then xcme forward and lend ua a helping liand? Oar country, under the present iaon the high road to rum, and the people are becoming awakened and alaimed. and ire determined on having a change. The republican party has been "weighed in the balance and found wanting. Dem-' ocracy is the foundation rock upon which this republicthis nation stands to-day, and no one should be afraid or ashamed to defend those principles.

upon. which it li built. Democrats of Barber ceunty, you can assist materially In re-gaining the lost ground, so let us all pull together and success will be ours. 1 where- near a correct report of the accident resulting in the death of Frank Robinson. W.

All Bankrupt. Wasetsotok. D. January 2 A well known journalist who has been in South America for eighteen and who is familiar ith theoperatiens the Argentine republic, has Just returned here. He represents the latter nation as being absolutely bankrupted by the wild soee-ulation tf which the government has been made a party through loans' on real es tate, on private effects and enaranteeing North Maiu 'street.

Medicine Lodge. Kansas. the most rigid economy to ay oid bank ruptcy can not be convinced that they wr tcr fcy A.m. Fue. Aastn, JM.

T.1W., Ohio. are in the haydav. of money government must begin ceo no When you come to Medicine Lodse mize. It must legislate for th masses of S10ssr.Allara. Wc.kr 7Nkn aad fUft Otm mk tm rmmn toilers and property "owners in moderate realistic manner, without any of the offen FW'v UkaUM mmmnmr 4mk circumstances.

It must pass laws to en -EAT AT -THE- courage trade and production, instead of railroad bonds and similar transactions. laws to prevent sales and to make pro Siveness of the average realism. The next article importance is fromthe pen of Miss Bisland, describing a yiajt tor.lbe People's Palace in "London. "A most interesting posthumous paper by F. O.

C. The Barings are entirely wiped out The Barings were held up by the Bank Hotel. Jferr Pensions. 6 i i Jt.Yva wark tmr as. KmOi, Ta ar acs auk.

mat, kat cu ticM yoaaJckty bow ta Irmwt a. IS a the nait, sad aar a. ya duction unprofitable! Governor Boie3, has spoken for the west. The. campaign of education has made him the chief executive of a form of England upon representations by Lord Washington.

Jan. 6th. The following aeiaa, au ay aan at 14 Salisbury of the absolute necessi ty of aBM, yea eaai Darley, with his own illustrations, is also given. a'Beeket's clever story, -Don iuf all year Maaar aaara tra anaiaaitrH ntw pensions have been granted to old (a wark. Jill ial AH ia aaar.

Sml pay KbtiE far to pievent universal panic in Great Brit B. K. NOAH, PEOfniBTOK erly invincible republican state. In Kan GraciaS. ia illliafratpi? in a nnrul inannsr soldiers in Kansas: Original Andrew Olsen, Rece: Nich am.

1 tiis sentleman 2nre an illustration crary waraar. w. start yaa, fcaikUaf arrtka.r. aUSILSrEtcfLI 1rmJT. rAKriCCLAKS nUCX.

Li-tram at aaaa. am bos it rVKTIatlB, aUIM. within his own knowledge of the inflation olaus Lux, Longford; Jesse Marsh, Eure Simpson Carter, u. ajvsv. u.

uu ai. i the well-known actors, Sothern and Miss Harned, having coEseated to posa for the situations of the novel, the results being reproduced in photogravure. of values nnder the method of leaning public money on lands. A friend pf his sas the campaign has proceeded to the point where five out of seven congressmen are against republican legislation, and a United States senator will succeed the man who voted for the McKinley bill. The west is educated.

Kansas City Times. 3f A I aaaartak. ta anSy fill II a-r a.tr!:'rat aaaaacttkw ka; Matthias A. Love, Pittsburg; Ben. F.

Stoulkcr, Melvern; James Medaris, Ali-da; Jeremiah Love, OrsemusD. offered three leagues of land foi sals at rtatbates. $16,000, without finding a' purchaser. 1 Luther, Stockton; W. L.

Walker, Ed Soon aftr the speculative era set gold had he sold at $24,000, which. JWai aaaa. ir Jfc. EE. ialnuMi considering his gold premium, was leu A newspaper is like a pretty girl, because it is the embodiment of -many types; its form is made up; it is chased, though inclined to be giddy; it enjoys a good press, more rapid the better; has a weakness for rossip; talks a great Liverv and Eeed Stable.

than his first demand. Hon. F. W. Hickox and W.

G. Mas-grove departed yesterday for Topeka, to be early and ready for the fray. Soma time bef5re tha recent crash came mund; Charles E. Quinn, Hutchinson: Henry C. Seckman, Cherryvale; James Wilson, La Cygne; W.

Thompkins, Allison; Edwin B. Bnell. Wellington, Mai-com L. McCollum, Elk City; David Golt by; National Military home; Seth Lake, Augusta; (special act.) Jeremi.T. White, 0ase City Cearge Liht, Karka.

A'ttiHrral-JTtmnh Amm. the same land was offered for salts at IinriGRANTS continue to pour into the dealt it can- stand some praise, and is awfully proud of a new dress. It canact Wa fc.ata i 1 1 a tu. W. Tum.

HaaMk. uaa fcima TMslaaB $300,000, and an evidence of its value, as set forth ia tha advertisement, wa3 that the government j-jst loaned $259,000 be kept ia good humor, however, with Chickasaw nation, and soon that nation will be thi most populous of the two ter- rttorto s. CtS aa aar alaiM.I W.aaarai cut the "AlmMy -TTir." Et- I aat trt rift; ma jr ammto restate kaaa. FV ruriL TxrEi i :r.q ir," inn. mfm, MKDICrKK LOIE, A.AS..