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Sunday School Picnic.

Following is the programme for the Barber
and Pratt County Annual Sunday School Pic
mic, TO be held in Fergason's grove, Saturday,
August 3D. 1890:
10 o'clock, a. m.,-"Win Jesus Find us Watch
ing ?" song, by the congregation-Gospe
Hymns, 259.
10:10-Invoeation, by Ed. Nicholson.
10:30-Opening Address, by Rev. DIR. Phillips.
n-Song, by Elm Mills Sunday School.
u:l0-"Is Activity in Sunday School Work
Every Christians Duty ?" address, by VIM
Garrison. President of Barber County Sum-
day School Association.
11:40-Song Medicine Lodge Sunday Schools.
RECESS.
1:40-Address, by Mrs. Anderson, President of
Pratt County Sunday School Association.
2:1O-Song, by Sawyer Sunday School.
2:2O-"How to Secure Pupctuslity." Rev. w.
a. Cain, leader. followed by others.
3:O0-Song, by Bethel Sunday School.
3:l0-"Importance of Early Impressions" by
Revs. Brown and North.
3:5O-Music. by Grand View Sunday School.
4:OO-.'Bleesed be the Tie that Binds song. by
the congregation.
-Benediction, by DIR, Phillips.
All Sunday schools are invited to be present
and participate in the exercises, and enjoy the
day with u.s. A pleasant time is anticipated.
Bring well filed baskets.
d. F. CoFFMAN,
A. NJ. COVE. SCom.
E. D. ROGERS,
E. M. BYERLEY PRESENT
C, T. BRArTAIH, Sec'y,
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Colorado Springs is situated near Ute Pass,
and is the gateway for Manitau. Cascade,
Green Mountain Fails and Pixies Peak. At
Pueblo there is another break in the range.
the Grand Canon Of the Araansss. Just west
of Denver is Clear Greek Canon, with its pref
ty towns of Idaho Spring and Georgetown.
There are also many charming camping-out
places near Trinidad. The Santa Fe 10 the
only company owning its own lines from Chi
cago and Kansas City to these four gateway
cities-Trinidad, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
E---ax
Denver. Through ves.l...ao s.-.i..,g cars, yes
Thule Pullman SIeepers, yestihuie reclining
chair cars. and faster time. summer tourists
tickets now on sale via Santa Fe route; the
gates are open for you. For further informa-
ton address g. T. Nicholson, g. p. & T, A, To
peka. KS. Or Jno. J. Ryrne, A, 6. p. 4 T. A..
Chicago, IIls.
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See Book about shoes.


Gasoline Is cents per gallon at Noble
& Cases. 6
Call on Cook u Palmer for farm and
CITY loans. %
No need of going barefooted any Ion
ger. Book has a wagon load of new
boots and shoes. 9
VIM. Parsons was brought up from
Eldred's ranch, Monday, quite sick
with intermittent fever.
The normal students are invited to
call at the INDEX Office any Wednes-
day morning or Friday afternoon, and
see how newspaper is printed.
f. Z. McAIister was out at Lakin.
last week, gathering up some personal
property he had left there, including a
butcher-shop outfit, which he moved
here.
James Wilson, formerly of this coun-
ty, now the mayor of Meade, has been
nominated by the republicans as their
candidate for the legislature from
Meade county.
J. p. Hall, J. S. Runyan and H. A.
Burnett returned yesterday from their
outing in Colorado. They left the bal
ance of their party at Manitou. They
will remain about six weeks longer.
The case against Henry Espey and
wife, at Guthrie, Oklahoma, was dis
missed last week, there being no sub
stantial evidence that they poisoned
their son in-law, Riley Parr. The
stomach and vitals of the deceased
were sent to chemist in Kansas City,
that he might make an analysis to as
certain if poison had been administer
ed; but he refused to make the anaIy-
sis until he was paid $500 as the fee
| of an expert. No one was willing to
pay the money. The Espeys were re-
leased and the case dropped. The
widow of Parr will administer ON his
estate.
Miss M. j. Palmer, the lady who has
been endeavoring to get our people in
terested in the cultivation of the India
silk worm, was down from Wichita
again this week, and met several who
had formed a favorable opinion of the
industry. The trouble is to get some
one to make a start. The association
Miss Palmer represents has several
thousand silk worm eggs which they
will dispose of now, and her company
will agree to buy all cocoons raised this
season. She will be glad to correspond
with any who may desire eggs. Hel
address is 419 East 3rd ST., Wichita
Kansas.
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No. 1888. First Published July 9, $780,
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, :,
BARRIER COUNTY. %:
In the District Court in and for said county
and state.
George w, Rendriokson, George w,
Stevens and j. P. Hall, Plaintiffs,
versus
c. d. Nelson, Annie Nelson James
h. Frost and Oliver Bias, Defend
ants,
Summons by Publication
THE said y. d. Nelson and Annie Nelson will
= take notice that the above-nRmed plaintiffs
did, on the I'd day of April. 1890, commence
and Oliver Bias, IN the said court, and that If
they f6li to answer in said cause on or before
the2lSt day of August, 1890. the petition of the
plaintiffs in said cause will be taken as true
and judgment will be rendered against all of
said defendants for the foreclosure of a mort
gage made by the said c. D. Nelson and Annie
Nelson, to one T. G. Molloy, cashier, on lot
seventeen 90, on Central Avenue, in Hart
ZelPs addition to the city of Medicine Lodge, in
Barber county. Kansas, and barring them of
ton in and to said property, and for the sale of
said property, subject to a mortgage for $3.50.
to T. Louise Noble, to pay the sum of Six Hun
dred ($60O) Dollars, and interest thereon at the
rate of ten Q0) per cent per annum from the
date of Judgment herein, the same being the
gage, and made by 81 the said c. ID. Nelson and
annie Nelson to the said T. G. Molloy, cashier,
and also to pay the taxes on said property, and
= ~ II. L. SHANNON,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Attest: FRANK HOLMES,
Clerk of the District Court.
By s. L. ALLEN, Deputy. TIA
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Sugar Mill Notes.

Tie new Yaryan evaporator was
shipped last week.
1t is believed that work will COM
mence in real earnest August 18th.
Paul Wilkinson, of Seneca, Kansas,
the chemist to be employed by the COM
pany, arrived this week. L. F. Sanborn,
the government chemist, is expected
in few days.
The assistant sugar boiler, German
who has had 16 years experience IN this
country and Germany, arrived this
week. He will assist Henry Hinze
who did the work alone last year.
W.T.. Wattles, of Carroll, Iowa, BROTH
Ell of one of the owners of the Medicine
Lodge sugarworks, is here and will re-
main during the season. He and his
brother and other Iowa capitalists ex-
pect TO engage extensively in the beet
sugar industry in Iowa and Nebraska,
next season. The Mr.. Wattles who Is
here is learning the business from the
first planting in the field to the final
work of barreling.
A trial was made of the new cutting
and cleaning machinery at the sugar
works last Friday evening, load of
cane having been secured from Mr..
Fields place. Everything moved like
clock work and the cane was cut and
cleaned much better than last year.
Unimportant changes in the gearing
was made and another test was made
Monday which was even more satIsfac-
tory. Prof. Cowgirl is so we'll satisfied
with the improvements completed here
that he will recommend their adoption
at the Topeka works and all others
that the Kllbys put in hereafter.
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The Reading Room.

Rooms are open every evening for
reading and on Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons from to for the dis
tribution of Dooks.
No smoking or card playing will be
allowed in the room.
Books are free to members who are
clear on the clubs books; all others
must pay five cents q week In advance.
Only one book can be taken out at a
time.
No book can be kept out over two
weeks.
All books damaged must be paid for.
No periodicals, pamphlets, etc., to be
removed from the rooms. They are to
be read in the rooms and are not for
circulation.
All persons over II years of years
can have access to the room when they
are open.
Children are not admitted unless ac-
companied by parent,
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SIN Darkest Africa"

by the Commercial Cable to the Herald.1
The Herald's European edition pub
fishes the following, dated
LONDON, May IS, lS9O-The follow
ing notice was mailed last night to
Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons, and |
have been shown the original signed
copy:
NOTICE TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.
| beg distinctly to state that the only
publishers in America who have any
authority to publish anything whatever
of mine are Messrs. Scrlbner's Sons
and Messrs. Harper Brothers. My new
and shortly forthcoming work, I'm
Darkest Africa is exclusively in the
hands of Messrs. Charles Scrlbner's
Sons, and l cannot too emphatically
itself the Historical Publishing Com
pany, who, in the name of truth and
justice, put forth an advertisement
beaded, ''Look out! Do not be de-
ceivedI" which is made up Of most
barefaced talsehoods.
The work which they announce as
Heroes of the Dark Continent" 1 re-
pudlate entirely. They say it contains
all my forthcoming work and a great
deal more. l emphatically deny this
statement.
haYe simply to say once for all that
these people can by no possibility pub
lish anything of mine but what they
have dishonesty appropriated from my
previous works; and being an Ameri-
can citizen and therefore holding my
copyright there, shall in due time
take proper measures to protect myself
against such unprincipled robbery.
am aware that several other pub
fishers are announcing spurious works
purporting to be mine. therefore
think it high time that all my good
friends in America should be put on
their guard, and bear in mind that my
authorized work will be called "In
Darkest Africa in two volumes, and
will be published only by Messrs. Serb
ner's Sons. HENRY M. STANLEY.
Miss Leila Stevens, Medicine Lodge.
is the sole agent for Barber county, for
the genuine Stanley book I'm Darkest
Africa
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Racing August 9th.

Sam1 Stewart, manager, and j. M.
Cory, secretary, have arranged for a
series Of interesting races, at the Ellis
track, adjoining this city, for Saturday
afternoon, August Sth, 1896.
There will be trot or pace, and two
running races-one quarter-mile dash
and one half-mile dash.
The purse for the trotting or pacing
race will be 500, winner to take $25,
second $15. Sd $40. Fhis will be con-
fined to horses that have no track re-
cords.
The purse for the half mile dash run
ming will be $40, to be divided, so, 30
and 20 per cent. to winners.
Purse for quarter mile dash $40, to
be divided 90, 80 and 10 per cent.
In the trot or pace, five must enter
and three go; III the running, four must
enter and three 90.
The entrance fee for all stakes to be
10 per cent. of same, to be payable by
noon of August 9th. The managers
guarantee the purses.
Admittance fee to grounds will be IS
cents; children 10 cents; teams and We
hicles free.
There will be good music and plenty
of ice water.
For further particulars see Sam Stew
art or Mont. Cory.
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DIR. Kocien Explains.

EDITORS INDEX: Concerning Mrs.
Wible's letter to Trustee McElwain
published in July 18th issue of the IN
DEx. viii state that before present
ing my bill to Trustee MeEiwain, | In
oulre;as first of different parties who
knew Mrs. While about her financial
standing and having learned thai sne
was ia strained circumstances, widow
with a family Of children, didn't
think it was of any use for me to ask
her for money. Had known that she
would so strenuously oppose receiving
aid from the county, would have pre-
scented my bill to herself for payment
After setting PrestOn's arm, his moth.
er asked me what the bill was and upoE
beiRg told, she said she would pay mt
when she vas able: there was nothing
said about the time Of payment.
DIR. s. KoCIELL.
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SUMMER CLOTHING
Regardless of First Cost |!
ON SALE NOW.

We are going to close out all spring and summer
clothing without regard to cost.
We must do this make room for the large stock of
fall and winter clothing that have ordered
Included in the most extraordinary offering of cloth
ing that we now make is the largest and besseected
ETY. of spring and goods shown here worseds
cassmeres cheviots corkscrews diagona-in suits or
single garmentslatest styles best makes Also few
bargains in suits and carried over from last
winter,
suit that will last for five years. at than cost
Sunday suit that would $40 made to order for
less than half that and stylish anybody
suit for the boy that will until he growsout of it,
suit for the young that will last until he is
married.
suit for the father that will wear until he dies of
old age.
Mregardless of cost during the next thirty days.
n B. Remember that not alone in clothing do we ex.
Gel We outfit you complete from the soles your
of everything in the gents furnishing line.
We misrepresent. We cannot afford to-
Call and us-before the Fourth of July if possible
Everybody will be dressed up then. Why not you.
STANDIFORD, YOUMANS & ELDRED.
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Republicans i'm Convention.

~ pOrGlOn o. UDo republican party VI
Barber county assembled at the court
house in this city, last Saturday to elect
delegates to the state and congression
al conventions. Twelve precincts were
represented by regularly elected dele
gates; in the other eight precincts no
regular primaries were held. Deerhead,
McAdoO and Valley did not even send
anybody in and 1t is supposed that they
consider the republican party a
thing of the past; Sun City sent down a
letter requesting that County Clerk
Rouse vote for that precinct and he did;
Lake City sent down letter by Scott
Buck and that gentleman was admitted
without question; Turkey Creek held
no primaries, but Mr.. Cox and neigh
Dor were here Thursday and left let
let requesting that II. NJ. Ingraham be
allowed to vote for that township, and
he did; Dry Creek held no primary, but
Old man Berry bobbed up with letter
from somebody saying he was the only
republican IN the precinct and so he
was admitted; Treasurer Peck pre-
sented his authority to cast Hazelton's
six votes.
A. L. Noble called the meeting to or
der. Reading the call was dispensed
with. E. e. Grigsby, of Elm Mills, was
elected chairman and A. l.. Noble,
secretary. Afterwards this organiza-
ton was made permanent.
The usIa; committees on credentials,
order of business and organization
were appointed and in addition COM
mittee OF FIVE were appointed to recon-
mend to the convention delegates to
the two conventions. After quite
awhile this committee reported the fol-
lowing;
STATE CONVENTIONS: James Strana-
than, John McGregor and r. l.. Carter.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION: D. r..
Streeter, w. T. Rouse, w. II. McAdoO
and Frank Whitaker.
There was some objection to the
names presented by the committee and
Alex Hopkins and Others demanded
that each delegate be voted for separ-
ately by the convention. This availed
them nothing however, as the regular
"slat,c," delegates were elected by an
average vote of IS for to In OK. %oainst.
1t appears that the supporters of
Hubbard for congress, principally the
census enumerators appointed by him,
were anxious to send delegation fav-
orabIe to him to Dodge City; but they
only got one man on, McAdoo, OF
Hazelton township.
An effort was made by the anti-ring
faction to elect alternates for the sew
eral delegates, but the majority made
fun OF this proceeding by firing in mo-
tions and resolutions and resOrting To
filibustering tactics, SO rafting Chair
man Grigsby that he was glad to
declare the convention adjourned at
the first opportunity.
1t appears that the republican party
of Barber county is gradually dwind-
ling under the influence of hot winds
and other causes. Time vas when
there was a fight for the position or del
egate to their conventions from every
precinct in the county; the patriots
were thick and enthusiastic.
Last Saturday only the remnant oil
the "Old Guard" showed up, as ont
man expressed it. it was just the ''set
things" of the old republican party Of
| Rarhpr pountv
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Notice to Stockholders.

All stockholders of the Medicine
Lodge Savings, Loan and Building As
ISOLATION are hereby notified that they
must continue to pay their dues and
interest until the final settlement has
been made, or it will be necessary to
charge up the fines under the bylaws
of the association. The basis Of settle
ment has not been agreed on by every
stakeholder and the association has GER
tain obligations that it must meet.
Proper credit on final settlement will
be allowed for payments made before
that time. FL. Q'BRIAN,
Secretary.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-07-30

GENTLEMEN: Your account is now
due. We need our money, and you must
come forward at once and settle if you
expect any accommodation in the flu
ture. We cannot live on mind exclusively.
Do not postpone this matter. NE mean
business.
You will save time, costs and trouble
by calling at once. Respectfully,
8 DAVIS & DAVIS.
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NOTICE OF ATTAcHMRNT.

Before O. G. Howe, q Justice OF the Peace In
Medicine Lodge Township, in Barber
county. Kansas.
A. N. Davis and A. w. Davis, part
ners, doing business under the
firm name and style of Davis &
Davis, Plaintiffs,
versus
ID. A. McCanless and L. NJ. Mccain
less, Defendants.
OAID Defendants are hereby notified that on
y the 14th day of July. 1890. an order OF at
tachment for the sum of One Hundred and
Ninety-Eight Dollars and Thirty-Five Cents,
t$l9S.35), was issued by the abOve-named
Justice of the Peace, against their goods, in
the above entitled action, and that said cause
will be heard on the 30th day of August. 1890,
at nine O'Clock, A. NJ.
A. j. JONES,
1918 Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Attest Q. G. HOWE. Justice of the Peace.
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lee Notice

On and after July 10th all ice furnish
ed will be at the rate of one cent pei
pound Up to &C pounds weight, Three
fourths of cent per pound from 50 to
100 pounds. Half cent per pound for
all above 100 pounds.
q. w. HENDRIcksoN,
s Nj. BEST:
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No. 1S4S. FIRST publication July %, 1880.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
State of Kansas to w. C. Rankin, Cashier

State of Kansas to w. c. Rankin, Cashier:
You will take notice that you have been
sued, together with John NJ. Duke, Eugene
ID. Madison and Belle N. MattisOn, his wife, in
the District Court of Barber county, Kansas,
by Almyra s. Doyle, and that unless you an
swer to the petition fled in said suit, on be-
tore the 18th day ofSeptember, $780, said petition
will be taken as true, and Judgment rendered
gage executed and delivered by John NJ. Duke
to Jarvis Conklin and Company, dated July LIST,
1885, on the following described real estate in
Barber county, Kansas. tO-wit:
The south half11l1 of the northeast quarter
~ and the north half "a of the southeast
quarter Il of section two 2l in township thir-
ty-three t33l, in range fourteen IA west, and
for the sale of said real estate. without APP
praisement, to pay the debt secured by said
mortgage.
witness my hand and official seal July 10,
1890. at3 FRANK HOLMES,
SEAL Clerk Distri 4 Court.
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First Published July 16. 1soe
PUBLICATIn5 NOTICE

The Davidson Investment Co., Plaintiff,
versus
Albert Peachey and Henrietta |. Peach
ey, Defendants.
Before Frank Mitts, q Justice of the Peace
of Valley Township, Barber county. Kans.
THE above named Defendants are hereby
i notified that on the 18th day of June. 1886,
an order of attachment for the sum of Sixty
SIX Dollars, and costs of suit. was issued by
the above named justice of the peace. against
their goods, in the above entitled action, and
that said cause will be heard on the 18th day
OF August, 1890, at o'clock, p. m.
0H III HALLE,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest FRANK MITTs, Justice of the Peace.
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The kansas City Star.

Weekly edition, 25 cents year, payable in
advance. Ask your postmaster or write for a
sample copy. OF special interest to farmers.
The cheapest and best newspaper in America.
TIE STAR, Kansas City, Mo.
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No. 1862. First Publication July 30, 1885,
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas to George w. Carton and
Rilda l. Carton, his wife;
VOU will take notice that you have been
! sued, in the district court of Barber county,
Kansas, by A. K. Mckinley, and that unless
on or before the 18th day of September, 1890.
said petition will be taken as true, and
Judgment rendered against you accordingly
fOreclosing mortgage executed and delivered
by George w. Carton and Rilda L. Carton to
Jarvis Onklin Mortgage Trust Co., dated July
I'd, 1888, on the following described real estate,
in Barber county, Kansas, to-wit Lots three
80 and four a.. and the south half 90 of the
northwest quarter "a of section two (2), in
township thirty-three 1881, in range eleven I'D,
west. and for the sale of said real estate, With
out appraisement, to pay the debt secured by
said mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal, this, 18th
day of July, 1890,
tseal] FRANK HOLMES,
1Ot3 Clerk District Court
Beardsley & Gregory, Att'ys for Pitt
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No. 1880. First Publication July 30. 1890.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas to Thomas Hope and Mary A.
Hope, his wife:
YOU will take notice that you have been
i sued in the district court in and for Barber
county, Kansas, by A. K. Mckinley, and that
unless you answer TO the petition filed in said
suit, on or before the 18th day of September,
1890, said petition will be taken as true, and
Judgment rendered against you accordingly,
foreclosing mortgage executed and delivered
by Thomas Hope and Mary A. Hope, to Jar
vis-Conkln Mortgage Trust Co., dated Janu-
airy LIST, 1887, or the following described real
estate, in Barber county, Kansas, to-wit: The
(34, in township thirty-two (S2), in range eleven
I'D west, and for the sale of said real estate,
without appraisemsnt to pay the debt secured
by said mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal, this, 2Sth
day of July, 1890.
Iseal1 FRANK HOLMES,
1913 Clerk District Court
Beardsley Gregory, Att'ys for Plt'ff.