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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08

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Copyright, 1883, by WORLDS DIS MED. Assn.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
The Alliance

All over the country the toiling masses
are turning their eyes toward the
Farmers Alliance and other kindred or
CARNATIONS, seeing in their rapid spread
token of National life and hope, and
the possibility of saving the fair inner,
itance transmitted to them, from the
blighting and degrading supremacy of q
pauper tenantry imported from the
brutalized communities of the Old World
San Francisco (Cal) Pacific Union.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
No. 1896. First Publication Sept "A, 1890,
PUBLICATION NoTIcR


State of Kansas to Bernhard Abramovici, Isa-
dore schwartz, Christian K. SchoeIlkoR Mrs
- Schoellkof. his wife, real name un-
known. David Ii. kresky. Mrs. - Kresky.
his wife, real name unknown, Frank b.
Glimpse, Mrs. = Glimpse, his wife, real
name unknown, James X. Burnham Thom-
as X. Hanna, Albert III. Munger, o. l.. Wood
gate, Fred C. Staple, partners las Burnhan,
Hanna, Munger and Company, and Addie c.
kresby and Mr.. -, her husband real name
unknown:
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the district court in and for Barber
county, Kansas, Ey Charles G.. Pierson, and
that unless you answer to the petition died i'm
said suit on or before the 15thfay of November
1880, said petition will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered against you accordingly
foreclosing mortgage executed and delivered
byBernhard Abramovici Ia Jarvis, Conk lin and
Morgan, dated July LIST, 1885, on the following
described real estate, in Barber county, Kan
sas, to-wit: The southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter a and the northwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter and the north
east quarter of the southwest quarter and
the southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter OF section twenty-seven ~, township
thirty-four "a. range fourteen IA, west, aud
for the sale of said real estate, without ap-
praisement, to pay the debt secured by said
mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal. this. end
day of Sept, 1890. FRANK HOLMES
SEAL 1878 Clerk District Court
By S. L. ALLEN, Deputy.
Beardsley Gregory, Att'ys for plaintiff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
A Human DIvIninR Rod.

A lad of fifteen has been found in
Newcastle who is in himself divining
rod A description of him says: "He
was first taken into the vicinity of sew
eral known veins and indicated correct
ly their position; then he was taken
over IN untried district and found sew
eral new veins, giving the exact bear
ings Of one for distance Of three-quar-
ters of mile. A trial has since been
made Of this vein, which proves that
the boy is correct for the vein is both
strong and promising. Taking hold of
the boys right hand, walking our usual
pace, suddenly we were arrested In our
course by an electric current passing
from his body through mine, making
me feel as though 1 had touched an
electric battery. This condition re-
NAMED so long as we continued on the
vein, but the moment we passed over 1t
the boys normal condition returned.
We tested the boy over and over again
by returning and walking over the vein
several times, and each time we touched
the vein with the same effect"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
No. 1882. First Published Sept "A, 1890,
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas to The Peoples Investment
and Building Company, corporation.
VOC will take notice that you have been
sued, together with Ora j. Corliss and Della
NJ. Corliss, his wife, in the district court in and
for Barber county. Kansas, by Mantle Savings
Bank, and that unless you answer to the pc
ton filed in said suit. on or before the 10th day
of November. 1890, said petition will be taken as
true, and judgment rendered against you ac-
cordingly, foreclosing a mortgage executed
and delivered by Ora }. Corliss and Della NJ
Corliss, his wife, to Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage
Trust Co. dated January LIST, 1887. on the fol-
lowing described real estate, in Barber county,
Kansas, to-wit: The southeast quarter "a of
section twenty Coz. aud the northeast quarter
"a of section twenty-nine 600. township
thirty-one t3l), range fifteen Isl west and
for the sale of said real estate, without
appraisement, to pay the debt secured by
said mortgage.
Witness my hand and official seal, this, ed
day of Sept. 1890.
1873 FRANK HOLMES.
SEAL Clerk District Court.
BY S. L. ALLEN, Deputy.
BEARDsLEY & GREGORY, Att'ys for Pitt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
Not satisfied with giving us several

Not satisfied with giving us several
remarkable politicians and tolerably
sure ice crop, the State of Maine comes
to the front with man whose dentist
claims for him that he has produced the
longest human tooth on record" He
is citizen of the town of Woolwich,
and this tooth, which was extracted the
other day, measures one and nine-six-
teenth inches from tin to tinh
Not To he Disguised.
There is no disgusting the fact that
partisan politics in the United States is
on the wane, and thstindependent poll
tics is destined to control affairs in the
near future. No matter how watchtul
our so-called leading newspapers may
be to suppress the truth, the fact is
everywhere apparent that the people are
firing of partyism and party rules. =
Dayton Workman.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
Prohibition.

Our prohibition friend says: "Proht-
bition is right; it ought to go into every
reform platform" The ten command
ment are at least just as right as pro
hibition. But no one has ever suE-
gested that they should be embodied in
Q political platform.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
The old SoIdIer--

Pay the old soldiers the difference be-
tween the coin that was promised them
and the greenbacks which they were
compelled to accept and not one Of
them would ask serv CO pension. It
is justice and not charity that they
want-Septinel
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
No. 1000. First Published Sept. 24th, 1880.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

State of Kansas to James K. Stone, Addie s,
Stone, his wife, X. A. Chrisholm, Annie q.
Abbott, Mr. =. her husband. real name UNI
known, Samuel Click and Mrs. Click
his wife, real name unknown:
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the district court ia and for Barber
county, Kansas, by Charles G. Pierson and that
unless you answer to the petition filed in said
suit on or before the 18th day of November
$780, said petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered against you accordingly
foreclostng a mortgage executed and delivered
by James X. Stone and Addie S. Stone to Jarvis
Conklin Mortgage Trust Company dated
January 1st, 1897. on the following described
real estate, in Barber county, Kansas to-wit:
The west half Il of the northwest quarter I of
section twenty three %, and the west half y of
the southwest quarter i of section fourteen
IA, and the east half u of the northeast quar-
ter OF section twenty-five -. and the east
half a of the southeast quarter of section
nfteen 10, In township thirty-one 81 In range
thirteen IL, west of the sixth 9TH principal
meridian. and for the sale of said
real estate, without appraisement, to pay the
debt secured by said mortgage
Witness my hand and official seal this End
day OF Sept, 1890. FRANK HOLMES
lsEALl 1853 Clerk District Court.
By :. l.. ALLEN. Deputy.
REARDSLEY n GREGORY, Attys. for PHI
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-10-08
No. 1889. First Publication Sept. "A. 1890,
PuRIIcATT0N UorTcr


State of Kansas to F. c. H. Gates and Mrs.
Gates, his wife, real name unknown, and F.
G. II. Gates and Mr.. her huehand-
real name unknowa:
You viii take notice that you hssvs Keen sued .
together with Frederick Arnlot. s-i.s. : -rtrude
Arnholtz his wife, in the district la and for
Barber county, kans;s. by A. X. Mckinley
and that unless you answer to the petition filed
in said suit on or before tie 18th day of Eovem-
Der, 1890, said peiuon viii be taken as true and
Judgment rendered against you accordingly,
foreclosing mortgage executed and deliver
cd by Frederick Arnholtz and Gertrude Arm
no!tz, ms wife, to Jarvis. Conklin and Morgan.
oated July LIST. 1886, on the following described
real estate, in Barber county, Kansas tO-vif:
The northwest quarter of the Southeast quar-
ter t and the north half of the southwest
quarter and the southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter u of section twenty-nine
y, township thirty-two 81, range thirteen
10. west, and for the sale of said
real estate, without appraisement, to pay the
debt secured by said mortgage
Witness my hand and official seal, this, end
day o. Sept, 1880.
1St3 FRANK HOLMES
lsEAL. Clerk District Court.
BY s. l.. ALLEN, Deputy.
Beardsley Il Gregory, Att'ys for prtff.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-31

FrasT RAss-Aa iateEes<l2z iatrrste~ sta
tns s8rid- -reao~esd a4n IL hsnm4ze. tRs Yes-
ales ia the Qs.igisE m4Ea@S ease. fa< ssrsrade
Whlt4ere aEd kraaz Aliea sloeemeaE ease.
Assistant Postmaster C4Eksoa's resiglatlea.
Shsrt locals aud dispatches.
szcosD PAsx- Bisiae great sDeeeh ca Rsck
ness of lmportaaes.
IalzD PAss--socisty Colamn. " aad personal
menEiaa 81 interest 70 al
Fooz1a PAsE- Eaissri4l Comment snd shs
seEsest y AMI Department Bublisned Ia tae
city.
ElFrs PAss-Tasss Ia Drsssllg as seea and
described % olive Harper.
gIrrz Pasz-Amasemeats. Pofiee ana csart.
saa other iEsBs " iseal Interest.
SzTssrs P.sE-beusaeratle delegates % the
eoGnfy coassnilsa elsesed ast nlghL News
Of tne CITY IN oFisL chareh aanouneenents.
etc
Eaaara Pass-~AfOot IN Scotland" the
travels u Edgar L. Waksmaa from his eva
psn-
SDrE PAes--A letter from Europe b oae
OF eur oNE slaE-Geo. B. Catlin.
TxSra PlsE-~Paris Ia sumner" aad new
aetama styles. described - Elen Osborn
ELxvxSrn PAss-Bla Nsss weekly lstser.
written for the TELzsRAA HEzALD. and pub
lsned simultaneously siIh the New York
W9Fid. Pioneer Press. ete.
TvElEra PAes-Daughtsrs OF some OF De,
troits MiltionRlrss-the Misses A ger. MeAIil-
ian. Lathro9. e.e.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-31
THECAUSEUNKNOWN
Verdict OF the Inquest jury IN ths
Sulgley Case
THE VERDICT KTCH CRlTlCISED
fhs 5srers ConProaaiss Altar L.onE
Dis@E Ereesnsnt-fhs f0ssr4l
a. be heia Efais
AfternocA.

lsaAc II. Q0iFley, hrother o. William
QulgleY, Who Nas kl.led n his home Is
faimage last "Wednesday, who lves Oh.
BOtterworih-ANe., returned from tha.
late home II AS brother YostQrass.
He stated last evening H. q f'Ea4asA,l,
HEKALD reporter thai the lGry Which,
held the Inquest deil5erated nearly all
csy and bslf the night before Ca ths
matter, finally rendering the oompro,
mise verdict that deceased come q hA
death from cause UnknoNn.
Mr. Queley sa.d tl.si the prosecuting
attorney of 0ilGNS county, the sherll
and three members Of the jury seemed
impressed with tie opinion that al
ceased received ms injury hy Tab
down the steps. The ether tafse jury
men believed he MAS murdered. sat
finally consented 10 compromise. Iae
relatives and most 81 the uCiEhoQrs tle-
heFe The Nertlcl entirely cut ot Sc
cord VITA tAe fac.s shown.
Mr.. Ql.g.ty says taat the family
later found SIS "a his pocketbook, u
@~AI IttNA- ~ %-t. - N ga tifH' - a" itt
been stolen. The pocketb0ok is one ~
the klnd having seferai poc4ets, Sld.
on the theory ~ loul play, the fr.ends
believe tnat tae murdtreF. ID lls Uasfr.
neglected - searca the pockethaek
thoroughly. Hg stated that hIs brother
had bat one enemy that he kneW ~
and that be did not lCr moment
entertain ans suspicion A. 80 hlm. 4ie
= provoked ~ tnc result OF the Inquest.
and the evident desire 0f the 0ltswa
county oincais 20 save expense.
The funeYel of the deceased will be
held frem h.s late residence, So
o'clock TINS afternoon. The service
wll bc conducted by Rev. Dr Merriam.
Of the Park Congregational Church ol
thls city. IL WI n0 doubt be attended
hy very large gathering. The
friends are doubtful a. 10 whether tse
mystery vii ever d. cNn.auto tut
there are rumors aiiosi that officers are
81 work upon cirW which may cc-
Neiop something thor,ly. Dr. Brady.
Of tbis city, who was M. Quielcy'
physician Tor three years Save ihtro
not the least doub. hut that hC nas
f0ully cealt WITH. that though Doe was
Ill. there WAS lothlng shout ihc Mature
of h.s trouble q make hIm deirious,
Snd that he could not poss t.Y Aaye re-
ceived injuries ol that character by
fall from TIE steps, 10 say nothing ~
the fact that be stated, when d rstonat
moods before be died. thai De saw tae
two men VINO attacked him.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-31

Dc Qnfr'endsy - ne. Altogether 1 ~ss
pexseuied - bss0ne sn1ufAnce, - y
he4lta VAS very poSr At Lae titAs,
that q, e smlaed - come ID tn.s ifSS
country vita my chosen work. II t1s
nle4alin4e. ngy buildings for mY order
were already under nay bat tbs IA
holy p rsecutiOn stopped the work Ssid
] Nss obliged 10 leave L unfinished AI2a
.. nov les "a ruins-
B1t alas. I found that America MAS
not tree 20 poor nun. / begAn a.
once 10 look about ne 70 fofm AZ n
dustgizl home 70 receive The poor l4lsn
giT.s, s.nce I could not reach them De-
fore taey came. Bat letters Of bitter
malice could travel, aHd ] had TIE
same objections 70 meet. and with less
foftiIude 10 meet il. IA = strange lana'
amongs strange people. After sirug-
gIng along Tor about three years, eA-
haa,ted nerve force ana endurance
gave way together, and l sent ~ my
resigaat.on both from the Order ana
tue Church. 10 MS Holiness. These he
MAS very 10th 10 receive. but my eyes
were ooened, aud | could truly say
had had enough.
love this country and the principles
OF true hterty On which X Is Iounded.
| arm PANIED ~ see any subseryieney 70
any relsglous or political power on the
part OF the great Nation. Ny eHuIts
are nOw being directed 10 the keeping
OF the pubic school out OF the nani-
pulatOns OF any sect. Rome has Tong
lad IN eye on this powerful system, out
as long as 1 nave breath, | shall cry.
"Hands of =" The public schools are
the sole hope of the country. The
shocking subseryiency 10 the power OF
the church shown by the recent Demo-
cratic administration n allowing the
bulk OF the appropriations for lndlau
schools TO 90, not 10 those carried on
on public school basis, but TO those
under the management Of the Roman
Catholic church, does not speak vel
for 9 Republican institution. Other
appropriations were made IN the same
way, with i view OF propltfauOn, which
had i been displayed toward any other
foreign power, would have been dis
claimed ashfgh treason.
The Nun OF Kenmare IS now billed for
lectures in several OF our large cities.
and II her health improves as rapidly
as IL has since she came hele, VIII prob-
ably make tour through the largest
cities. Among list OF her works we
notice the following, which are quite
well known ~ this country: Life and
Times OF Pope Pins IX.." "Life and
Times Of O'Conncll," )" lives of St. Patrick,
Father Matthew, st. Columbia, 81.
Bridget, 81. Francis, of Assist, and st.
Gertrude, "a Nuns Advice TO Her
Girls, " "woman's Work in Modern So
c'ety," "Jesus and Jerusalem" "Pll-
gr.ms' Way to Heaven" and the two
Irish novels, ''Ned Kusheen" and "Tim
O'Halloran's Choice" She is also amas-
terofmusic snditscombinatlons having
written book for use in her order,
"The Morning Sacrifice" "St. Agnes
Eve" 4 musical composition, was, Ivy
the poets hatterlng permission, ded:-
Gated TO Tennyson. Our own musical
publisher, Oliver Ditson, has asked per-
mission to reproduce several of her
secular songs. Taken altogether, Miss
Cusack is a parsonage America may
well be proud to entertain and greet
with open arms. S. IsADoRE MINER.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-31
A WHITE ROSE CLUB
organIzsa Last Hieht with Iueuty
Charter 7fsSn8ers.

Organized Last Hicht with Iuruts
Charter 7fsnsers.
The Prohibition Club met last oven-
ing Al Good Icmplar's Hal. WITH lres.-
dent Walker ia the chslr Rev. !. ~
Reid. ohairmsn Of the State Central
Committee. addressed a few woldf
cheer, stating that there was p faffa
increasing interest IN prohibition r'. "a
ciples throughout the state. He satea
that Il was desired to form ladlc
auxiliary 10 tIe Prohibition tuh.
whose sole arm and object ID WORLD
% ASSIST the Prohibition party o1 o.
victory. such club had ncru foalncs
90 Jackson nnder the leadership oi
Mrs Mary Lattrlp. IL was Known a.
the Waite Rose Cfib.
The ladies who were present wcre
gwen the opportunity 81 Iotflng iuto
an aute-room ta perfect ST. crEanisa-
ton. which taef ala, aud t4e c.l1
twenty cDafieT members vas iorr3ca
with the following temporary officer
Chairman. Mss Msrv stewart. scrC
ttfy, slrs. huE .nlif. committee on
cuterla nmerl, s A8rF stewart, Hfs.
ka.Go'ph. Nra IS GEsaCirF. Tho come
m Gee 0n cnicIftluenf Wii fgnefn
tend tno supper .o tc gwen tie even.
ing ~ the eraua rally, opteuifr q.
for which TIE following program hst
been prepared
Mas.c. Clarence Cotton ard Mr.
Loom addres tv i.eN llr air,
recitation. 1iss kno1 address bv 2 p.
Tafenl recitation. Nrs. tlalEeEl- Ell
dress ly Rev =. M Reid. Gong
sara Heuzman. 1le eutefts inuent
conclude Nsfh the supper.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-31
FOREVER AND AYE.
That Seems TO be the Way Gertrude
Whiteacre Loves.

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 30.-The re-
port, published in several Detroit news
papers, to the effect that the cases
brought against Frank Allen and Ger
trude Whiteacre by the Lansing Nation
al Bank had been settled, is without
foundation, although the. wiseacres
who claim TO have kept a sharp eye on
the case UNANIMOUSLY agree that the
newspaper accounts are true.
Frank Aliens case will be called first.
On the result of the trial will depend
largely whether a settlement will be
made by Gertrude's relatives. The
girls infatuation for Allen Is well
understood by her parents, and unless
he is placed behind the bars, il is prob
able no effort will be made 10 free her.
\ reconciliation has been effected be-
tween Alien and his wife, though 1t IS
said To be but repetition Of
the final act in similar run
away escapade in which Allen figured
several years ago while residing at
Leslie He still seeks TO retain Ger
trude's favor by communicating with
her at every opportunity. She went to
Chicago several weeks ago to visit
friends, and while there received 4 let
ter from her atfectionate cousin, stat
ing that Re was very SICK, and request
ing her to come to Lansing immediate.
". Upon her failure to comply ne
started for Chicago, but the girls rela-
tives were notified and she was ordered
to report at the parental residence in
Portland Immediately. Shortly after
arriving there another missive of like
character was received, but inquiry
showed that Allen was upon the streets
here. and his illness was a fake.
Gertrude is now living quietly with
her parents a. r PJrtland, and viii remain
there until after the trial. II Is thought
Aliens trial viii be called IN October.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-31
JUSTICE BROWNS COURT.
A Complication Settled Growing Ont of
Land Commissions.

A suit was decided IN Justice Browns
court yesterday which illustrates the
strange entanglements into which
human affairs are won't 10 be them
selves.
Sarah E. Condley had been engaged
by Jerome II. Huntley and wife 10 sell
for them piece OF property, the COM
mission on which was to De 500, IN case
satisfactory sale was made. Also the
husband of Sarah Z. Condiey had been
employed by Samuel l.. KeIier 10 sell
for him u certain other property, with
commission of $50, in case a Satisfactory
sale was made. The TWO agents
faith. Mrs. Condley, on behalf
of the Huntleys, applied to kieffer to
sell the Huntley property. Mr.. Cond-
ley, on behalf OF Keller, applied to
the Huntleys TO sell the Keller prop
erty. The consequence was that sales
were effecled allaround. Mrs. Condley
induced keltfer TO purchase the Hunt
ley property, and Mr.. Gondlev induced
Huntley to purchase the keiiter prop
erty. In other words, by the JOINT
CuOTtS OF the Souulty DuSOaiN aDu
wife, Huntley and keitfer were brought
together and their two properties were
exchanged.
In the settlement with the two COM
missioners kelffer paid Mr. Condley $50,
or a part of it, but THE Huntleys de-
cllned to pay Mrs. Condley her commits
sion. Thir ground of refusal was that
Mrs. Condley was the wife of her hus-
band, and the said husband had already
been amply paid for his work. Suit
was accordingly brought before Justice
Brown, and 1t was tired IN the early
part OF the week, and decision reserved
until Saturday. Yesterday judgment
was rendered for Mrs. Condley for $50
ana costs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-31

on August j. Al order was mace iy
J0dge Burch, la t3e ola case of SOL
omon snyder against Charles 2. Van
Every. ruling tlat al subsequent uro-
Cccilnxs in tnc case be hfli i0i Baueht,
provided the defendant tle bona
within foiY-fve days ln tire suu e
ss999 81 security for the rsyiae enf ~ e
fna 7ufzmeul ) riav fe- hgnd
ras sprFovod - tne court ard t8e
former iEnert set ssl8e.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-31
TO REOPEN.
A Museum to BE started in the Lyceum
Th-ater.

n VI fuseum 10 BE cNaEAeu IN tne EsfCeutn
Th-ater.
The Wonderland, latterly called the
Lyceum theater, on Canal-st., will BE re-
opened in a few DAYS. Col. Geo. G..
Briggs IS now the owner of this prop
erty and mas leased the theater to John
+. Hughes, VINO will run it as a mus
cum. Mr.. Hughes is Grand Rapids
boy. having been born and rsise1 here.
lie has been successful ia various hus.-
ness enterprises and will enter INTO tins
venture with the Characteristic energy
OF Grand Rapidian. It's Intended 10
exhibit from week to week. frelks and
novelties. and at the saale tine conduct
hourly performances upon tlc stage 81
the theater. Il w.ll be dime museum.
Coi.W. 1T ngs an eKperienced taestrlcai
manager Will have charge ct Tho muee
and & will b. conducted ln manner
when will make % popular s. resort
for the ladies aud children.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-08-31

In speaking Of the arguments Of
Messrs. Kingsley, Taylor and Ihi on
the Powers stone wall and thc dock
line, Judge Burlingame said. Yesterday
that il vas, ali in al, orc of the most
remarkable forensic exhibitions be bad
ever witnessed. lie sad taat tae N0I <
of TIE three gentlemen was toe very
bes. Of lis KIND, and ihat So have heard
tbs debate was the privilege q lie