Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-08-13

Gasoline. at Burnett's. AZ
Remember the Normal reunion to-
night.
Gasoline as cents per gallon at Noble
& Cases. 6
Call on Cook q Palmer for farm and
city loans. %
New Boots ana Shoes at Books the
best line in town. 8
DR.. Kociell treats chronic Catarrh and
Asthma with success. IL
Prof. Cowgirl thinks the cane will av-
erage five tons to the acre, easily.
Steve Roach went to Pratt yesterday,
with another load of garden truck"
No need of going barefooted any Ion
ger. Book has wagon load of new
boots and shoes. 8
Farmers, when you come to town and
want a square meal, remember George
Browns lunch counter.
Alliance men, farmers, friends, when
you have an item of news, drop us pos
tai card, OF drop III and tell us what
you know.
The Earnest Workers of the Presby
terrain church will meet with Mrs. u.
w. Young, Thursday afternoon, Au
gust Dist.
There was fine crowd out last night
to hear Ms. Smiths lecture, at the
courthouse. She is eyangelizing for
the w. &. L. u.
The INDEX Office is now head quar-
tiers for alliance men. Come and see
us when you come to town, and make
yourselves at home.
Davis & Davis have an advertisement
IN to-day's paper which speaks for it.
self, and speaks loudly. No one can
afford to miss bargains these hard
times.
Everything irst-class and handmade.
Repairing speciality. All work war
ranted at r. NJ. Woodward's harness
shop. The cheapest and best single
harness always on hand. lift
At a meeting of committee, selected
at the Peoples Convention, it was de-
cided to have grand rally Oh Sep
TENDER Goth and 9th, at Medicine
Lodge. Good speakers will be present.
ii. l.. Shannon has formed law CO.
partnership at Springfield, Mo, and is
now at work there. Mr.. Shannon left
here commanding the repect and conf
dence of everyone and his success at
his new home will be hoped for.
Remember that for Asthma, Chronic
Bronchial cough, Catarrh, pain in the
chest, all obscure diseases of the lungs,
likewise consumption, if commenced
early in the history of the disease be-
fore the cavities in the lungs have
formed, Oxygen is a positive cure. APP
ply to DR.. Kociell for terms. 10
Cashier Frank Chaplin, of the Citi-
zens' bank, returned Friday, from his
months outing in Colorado. His moth
er who is out there for the benefit of her
son, Neeley's health, will spend the
winter in Denver, that the young man
may get the benefit of the schools
| there. Frank saw .. Z. Pool, who is
at Denver in the real estate and live
stock commission business, and doing
well. He also saw Ii. w. Bartels, who
is married. He heard of Doc. KesSler;
but did not see him. Doc. was cen
suS enumeration in Denver.
The concert, thursday evening. at
the opera house, given under the aus
pices of Prof. Won Nardroff, tor the
benefit of the Baptist church, was a
success in every respect, but the eX-
ceedingly hot night doubtless kept
many people away, as the hall is poor
ly ventilated in hot weather. Never
theless, the house was fairly filled, and
a splendid programme was rendered.
Each participant was at his or her best,
and we have never seen any of them do
better than they did on this occasion.
The old professor can play like Ruby, -
but he can't sing. He made an effort,
just to show that he knew how it
should be done, and the gallant audi
ence gave him an encore. There were
but few changes from the programme
as we published it last week.
Wichita Eagle, Aug. 7, 1890: Eyes
terday warrant was issued in Squire
MGsley's court for the arrest of Maggie
j. Palmer on charge of eiabe2glement,
Ella Sipe being the complainant. Yb6
complaint sets forth that the defendant
fraudulently obtained money from the
complainant to the amount of 500
which she the defendant. had apprO-
priated to her own use. Miss FalAer's
whereabouts were known to be in Med
icine Lodge and Deputy Sheriff Ratcliff
served the warrant in that place last
evening. some time ago the Eagle
made references to SONS of her trans
actions in dealing with parties hayiIG
silk to sell, and no explanation was
| youehsafed although one was invited.
Miss Palmer was the DIoving spirit in
the southern Kansas silk association
whose object was the formation II o
silk colony. The preliminary steps
towards the formation of this colony
have been taken and much of the money
paid III. The office has since been
closed here and Misc Palmer apparent
GOODNESS with regard to the oo.C2y has
given rise 10 suspicion on the part OF the
coionists and Is the foundation of the
present charge. Several different prop
critics were leased for the purpose of
starting the colonists in the work of ac-
tual silk raising but some excuse has
been found to cancel these agreements
and as yet she has taken no definite or
satisfactory steps. Aside from this
phase of her work she would accept silk
to sell on commission and it is asserted