Barbour County index. [volume], December 26, 1906, Image 8

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The Old Reliable. 20 years of Success.
3rtday Vftght, 'December 2Sth
Bigger, better than ever. A real musical show with real Singers and Dancers.
Mahara Bros, name is known in every household, comes every year.
JBOG STREET PARAOI
B iRBEROOUNTY INDEX.
WEDNESDAY, uEC. 28, 1906
A. T. 4k I. P. RT. TIMS CARD. '
Medicine Lodgz. Kas.
Train No. leave. Train No. arbifc
540 11:06 a. m. 543 2:55 p. ra.
646 8:40 p.m. 543 11:23 p. m
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TIME CARD
10.
.9:15 a.m. 9.
:15p. m.
No train service on Sundays.
11:06 train makca connection with A. T. &
8. F. for Hazelt;D, Kiowa. Alva, Woodward
and all point' in Panhandle, and with Wichi
ta. Kansas City and pointa east.
7:40 train connects at Attica for points
wuth. Oklahoma, Texas. East bound paeaeo
rers taking' this train mm -riin over
night at Attica and lea - at 6:20 A. M.
Kobt. McGkk, aicent.
CHASE HARDWARE COMPANV
are putting on the market some attractive
goods at attractive prices. Call and investigate.
Miss Avis Wuner went to Okla
homa last week to visit with her
grandmother.
Seward I. Field and J. B. Gano
go to Greensburg today on railroad
business and will not be home be
fore Saturday.
Misses Ermine and Bessie Rouse
of Wichita are enjoying a holiday
visit with Miss Una Holmes of this
city.
When you are figuring on a sew
ing machine remember that the
New Royal and the New Home
are the leaders. No others as
good. Adams & Co.
Chas. Painter and wife and son,
Eugene, visited last week with I.
H. Stafford and wife at Marshall,
Ok. They left Wednesday and re
turned Saturday.
H. T. Woodward & Son are ex
clusive agents for the celebrated O.
B. Flour the best brand on the
market. It is popular with all who
use it. Try a sack.
I. H. Galland and family are
moving to Lake City this week
where they expect to" reside until
March. Mr. Galland will work on
the bridge construction gang.
Strayed A dark red 3-year-old
cow, branded 5 ot left hip, swal
low fork in each ear. Pay a liber
al reward for information. E. H.
Fitzgerald, Kiowa, Kans.
Jefferson Wilson and James A.
Fair took the second and third
ranks in Pythianism last Wednes
day and Saturday nights and both
are now bravely standing on the
summit of Knighthood.
Mrs. M. E. Updegraff left Mon
day to spend Christmas with her
mother at Pretty Prairie. She will
also visit with her son, Dr. A. D.
Updegraff, at Anthony before re
turning home.
Dick Scott is the proudest man
in town this week. The finest lit
tle girl that he ever saw in his life
was presented to him by Mrs. Scott
Monday for a Christmas present.
Dr. Donovan says that Dick wants
the people to know that he is just
as good a man as Jim Dobbs.
CLEVXB MINSTRELS.
It waa"Va kel louso that "greeted
,UaUra' Minstrels last evening at the
Elks' Theater, and mo show has given
(1)tter all-around satisfaction this sea
.aoo. It was a year ago that this or
gamzation visited Prescott, and it re
turns to 119 .strengthened with now tal
ent and presenting entirely m-w fea
tures of entertainment. Of JJbe color
'H aggregations that visit the coast
Richard & PriugleVficorgia Jliustrcls
have ia the past-lcen considered the
leaders, but Mahara '3 clever troupe is
bow the superior in several respects.
George Taylor raidia as clever an end
jiaaa as the famous Billy Kersands,
and Tim Owley, the other - tamlio, is
aa original entertainer in his line.
The rhoruses were strong and melod
ious, the olio features were exception
ally good, especially the ground and
lofty tumbling. "
' Mahara 'a Minstrels may feel assured
f a hearty weleome if they include
Prescott on their itiaerary next year. "
Prescott Gazette.
Opera House Friday night
Get your tickets early for the
mahara minstrels. '
Cobs for sale. Delivered or un
delivered. A. S- Gulley. Phone
316- '
Kramer's Wanda, high patent
flour, is the best in the, market
Sold by H. D. Fair. . ' ;"
People say that the fines grocer
ies in town are at H. T. Wood
ward's & Son's. Phone 38
For Farm Loans see Palmer &
Case. Office west side Main st.
Kramer's Wanda,
flour, is the best in
sold by H. D. Fair.
high, patent
the market
County Attorney-elect W. H.
Cloud was attending to business in
the city between trains Monday.
Miss Katherine Roderick of Sha
ron, wno is home from Coidwater
on holiday vacation, was calling
on her teacher friends in this city
and doiner Christmas shooDinp;
w A x o
Monday.
Capt. J. N. Titus yisited friends
at Alva last week. We have not
noticed his presence in the old town
so far this week, hence take it for
granted that he ate his Christmas
dinner in the Ok. town.
Case Stout left Monday for Kins
ley, Kansas, to eat Christmas tur
key with his wife, baby and wife's
people. He will be back in the
harness shop at Windom tomorrow.
It will cost every K. P. $1.10 to
go to Kiowa Friday night. Those
who fail to go will be fined double
that amount and costs. Nothing
but death will be adjudged a. valid
excuse. ,
A. V. McRoberts and wife are
visiting with Mrs. McRoberts' par
ents, A. W. Flint and wife, this
week. They will leave next week
for Monticello, Mo., where they
will reside for the present.
John Protheroe and family leave
this week for theii future home in
Texas. They loaded their car of
household goods and other property
today. They will reside one hun
dred miles west and south of San
Antonio.
At the drawing at Luallen's
Monday, for the elegant plush can
dy boxes filled with fine chocolates,
Miss Pearl Haun drew the large
box and Henry Hanson got the
smaller one. Miss Pearl's lucky
number was 45 and Mr. Hanson's
18.
Taken up A red steer, long
yearling, dehorned, white face,
branded x on right hip, also a
blurred brand on left side, split
and underbit in right ear. Owner
can have steer by calling and pay
ing charges. C. W. Chadwick,
Elm Mills township.
The new county and township
officers will be inducted into their
offices the second Monday in Janu
ary. Only two county officers will
succeed themselves. They are Dis
trict Clerk Rackley and Treasurer
Warren who had no opposition at
the election.
v.
The Medicine Lodge boys who
are attending the Wentworth Mili
tary Academy at Lexington, Mo.,
came home to enjoy their Christ
mas vacation on, Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week. This
city's representation in the acad
emy is composed of Otto South
worth, Lee Chapin, Frank Lindley
and Vestal Cook. A. J. Hargis, jr.,
of Lake City is also on the roll and
returned with the M. L. boys.
All kinds of furniture bought and
sold, stoves repaired, and second
hand goods of every description
constantly in stock. Store on North
Main street . Adam Jackson.
Mahara Ministrels, Opera house, Fri
day night
The Index is nearly a day late this
week owing to the fact that the force
had a day off yesterday, Christmas.
Mrs. R. J. Taliaferro returned yester
day from her visit at RosweO and other
points in the famous Pecos Valley.
Mrs. Gertrude Andrews and daugh
ter, HeSter, of MarysviDe, Mo., are visit
ing with the family of H. C Alexander.
Miss Ethel Smith went to Wichita
Monday to spend Christmas with friends
in that city. She will be home the latter
part of the week.
M. L. Newland and family of Har
per are enjoying a holiday visit with
Mrs. Newland's parents, Geo.. W.
Hendrickson and wife.
Miss Edna Alexander, cousin of the
Messrs. Alexander and Mrs. Dotson,
and niece of H. C. Alexander and wife,
of Wichita, is visaing in the city this week.
Report of district 18 for month end
ing Dec 22. No. enrolled, boys 1 0,
girls 1 1 , total 2 1 . Those neither tardy
nor absent: Ethel and Clifford Hull;
not absent, Elsie, Dora and Ethel Mills.
Besse McCoy, teacher. ,
Wesley Anderson was called to Wel
lington on Sunday by a phone message
stating that J. D. Montgomery, his
brother-in-law, was critically ill with
hemorrhage of the stomach. The last
report is that little hope is held out for
his recovery. s
Hyder H. Fair of Sharon who has
been in the hospital at Wichita for the
past several weeks, with , .rheumatism,
was compelled to go to Hot Springs.
His brother, H. D. Fair, of this city left
Saturday night to assist Hyder in get
ting to the Springs.
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society
will' give a pound party January
tenth. Don't forget th? date.
Full blood Black Langshan
Roosters for sale. E. Keith, Sha
ron, Kans.
Mrs. O. Mills of Lake City was
shopping in this city last Wednes
day and Thursday.
Miss Una Holmes completed her
collegiate work at Kansas City
and returned home Saturday.
Raphael Alexander of Arizona,
and Craig Alexander of Hazelton,
came home last week to visit with
home folks.
Mrs. Wm. Parsons and daugh
ters, Misses Stacia and Mar', went
to Capron, Ok., yesterday to visit
with Grandma Hen tori.
Summerfieid Alexander came
home from Lawrence, Saturday
where he is attending the StateUn
iversity, tospend his holiday vacation.
M. R. Street . and sister, Miss
Thora Street, of Perdue, Mo., ar
rived last Wednesday to visit their
uncle and aunt, Wm. Martin and
wife.
Seward I. Field and wife com
bined business and pleasure at
Guthrie last week. They left last
Wednesday night and returned Sat
urday night.
Mrs. G. W. Horney entertained
at Whist Thursday night. Seven
tables were provided. The lady's
prize was won by Mrs. T. A. Cole
man with a score of 9 out of 10. J.
C. Gano won the gentleman's prize
with the same record. Tom Doran
was a candidate for booby, honors
and was sorely dissapointed when
he learned that no booby was pro
vided. -
Mrs. A. Ferguson was taken to
Wichita yesterday for treatment.
Her recent sickness together with
the illness and death of her daugh
ter has been very severe on her and
her nervous system is affected. Her
physicians believe that a change of
surroundings and good nursing at
the hospital will full restore her
to health. While she is away . Mrs.
Ella Stevens will take care of the
infant child.
, Clinton D. Hall and Grace
Romig both of Sharon township
were granted marriage license by
Probate Judge Gleason on Monday,
December 24th. The bride is a
daughter of F. W. Romig and wife
and a granddaughter of J. B.Romig
and" wife. The marriage took place
at the home of the bride's parents
yesterdav. - :
Holiday
Socials
cannot enioV the HolifUv Keaann fnllv nnleaa
YOU have 80me Of the lnxnriftfl aiuf lihAMtl nnanMtv nf
the season's comforts. We are making it possible for
every family in Barber county to add to their stock of
FURUITURE, GLASSWARE AND CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES
this year because we have made "Specials" in all classes
of oar stock of goods solely for our Holiday trade. We
have the very latest in Sideboards, Chiffoniers, Couches.
- Rockers, Bed Suits, in fact everything known to the
furniture trade.
Cottage China Closets,
Something new in the way of
Ornamental Dining Room furn
iture. ZAe thinj for a present.
Netzow Pigjios.
These are Sweetest toned
Instruments made: oak case, el
egantly, made. Your parlor or
living room should contain one.
Fully guaranteed.
Ornamertal Baskets.
Japanese baskets, work baskets,
handkerchief and fruit baskets.
China and Glassware.
Hayiland, Holland and Bavaria
China, many pieces . to select
from, all kinds. Glassware of
every description.
Sbuvinirs.
, We have . China containing a
picture of the Barber county
Court House. A nice Christ
mas present for anybody. ,
Rugs
We have just put in a Grand
display of Rugs which we will,
dispose of at prices never made
before. This is a special lot
, and they are going fast. Come
earlyxand get your pick of the
lot. N -' '
Ingrain Rugs.
. A lot of samples from three
fourths of a yard to one yard.
Clean-up price
25c and 35b
We cannot enumerate much of the goojie our store contains but we want to as
o PUb lCJhai we an3furni8h anytMng kept in a first class furniture and
china house. We do not advertise to sell "AT COST or "below cost" because we
would not want you to come here and find that we have misrepresented things, but
we do claim to sell at a narrower margin of profit than many other dealers and we
feel sure that we can do even better than catalogue houses. All we ask is that you
come to our store and satisfy yourself that we have and do what we advertise
ADAMS & GO.
Opposite Citizens Bank, Cor. Main and Kansas Ave.
Ladies desiring good, com
fortable and neat fitting Corsets
should not fail to inspect our
assortxhent
Have the Finest Stock of
Off IISDISS GCDCcES3fl dndtaDcQS
e2as in the city. c-a
Groceries
We handle the only line of Im
ported Groceries in town. When
others fail to supply you with fancy
goods come to us, we always have
them. All your holiday wants sup
plied on short notice.
Phone 83
ClOthing for Me, Youths and Boy
Our Ready-made Clothing is one of the special features of this store.
We can fit everybody. Our Suits are all tailor-made. $10 to $35.
Better than tailors make for $20 to $50
REMEMBER we are leaders fa fine Neckwear. Hosiery, Hats.
Caps and Cents Furnishings and Fancy Notiaas. Everything new.
A Shoe that always gives satisfaction.
We also sefl the Flexible White' Hoc
hoe for both lathes and gentlemen.
Price. $3.50 to $4. BustoBrwa
Blue Ribbon Shoes at $1.35. to $230.
We claim to excel in Shoes and caa
you Money
Save
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The. .only. Complete
Line' of Candies,
Nuts and confec
tioneries in the city .
First-class Baler; ii Csacectioa
Pies "like your mother used t o
make" and cakes of various kinds.
John
Undartc!dne Sclbs.
We bar mddsd a Complete Stock of Under
tftker's Supplies to my stock of MoreaaadjM
tad are prepared to answer cabs at aU times
CAB UTS AND B (TRIAL
. 8UPPUK3 IK STOCK.
Special attention ffirea to Nilnlnf AU
workg-a&rmateed.
T.H. Trice, &Sn.Shrja,lj.
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H. HOBBLE, Sharon. Ks.
DR. J. H. DONOVAN
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