Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-06-22

oil. At
Go to Woodward's for your machine
oil. He keeps the best. At
Noble & Case received large supply
of gasoline stoves yesterday.
Remember to call on Woodward, the
grocer, if you want gasoline. tt
Burnett keeps the largest, finest and
best stock of shoes to be found in this
city. 99tf
/ Harvest in Kiowa and Pratt counties
is at least one week behind Barber
county.
Mrs. shannon who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Denton returned to
Kiowa Monday.
Many headers and binders are being
sold again this year. Our dealers re-
port many sale.
Call at Day & Records and try a
glass OF Soda. All the popular fla
vors. Aft
The constable who raided Lake City.
also went to Sun City, but the birds had
flown.
Mr.. Updegraff informs us that the
water will be turned into the ditch to-
morrow morning.
Come and see Woodward's new linen
shirts; fine cloth, fine made, best in the
county, and only 80 cents!l 5-tf
One fare rates to Winfield Chautau-
qua Assembly. Tickets June 2Ist to
Both; good to return July 3rd.
Cummings Header will weigh as lit
tie as possible, but Will get there all
the same. See Chase Il Allen, agts. 81
j. V. Fishburn will put you on to
way that you can put your nickles,
dimes and quarters out at interest. 3tf
Farmers Headquarters hrst door
north of the p. 0. Highest market price
paid for country produce. E. M. Wood
ward. Aft
On ChIldren's day, at Roundup, thew
had royal celebration. Over So raised
for home missions by the children.
Good for Roundup.
Is your hair falling out or turning
gray? Try Beggs' Hair Remover. 1t
acts like magic. Sold and warranted
by j. r. Young and j. ID. Karr.
Robert Lebrecht, who was seriously
crippled in the storm at Harper recent
ly, was brought home Sunday evening.
His broken leg is mending nicely.
Do you want suits? Call at Wood
wards and order by sample. Good fit,
fine cloth, cheap prices-al' guaranteed
No risk to buyer. Rare bargains! 5tf
The ladies of the Baptist church will
continue to keep their Ice-cream parlor
open every Saturday afternoon and eve
ming through the warm season, on Main
street, one door south of CarrolI's fur
niture store.
Sharon's genial merchant, l.. S. Smith,
called on US Thursday, and as result
look at his advertisement Mr.. Smith
is an timer: he has stayed with the
people of Sharon and held his own in
spite of all opposition.
Mr.. Hays Strait, the blind man from
Ewell, this county, leaves to day able to
read ordinary print. When he came
here, three weeks ago, he could scarce
ly tell day from night. Drs. Plfer & Pr
fer performed the Yelling
ton Standard.
A letter from MIR. Musgrove says,
'Hurrah for Jerry and the whole state
ticket" He and his wife have been
visiting for two weeks their old home,
Lexington and Sweet Springs, Mo. He
thinks the Missouri climate does not
agree with HIM. He Will return by the
8th of July.
DR.. Pifer and wife are stopping at
the Grand. DR.. Pifer is a specialist,
and brings credentials from Bellevieu
Hospital Medical College. and the Poly
clinic of New York, the Medical Col
lege of Ohio, the Louisville Medical
College, and the Missouri and Colorado
state board of examiners.
Arrangements have been made to
run special trains from all points in
Kansas oyer the Santa Fe route, to the
national convention of the People s
party, to be held at Omaha, on july 4,
1882. Trains will be scheduled to leave
all points in Kansas SO as to arrive at
Omaha Saturday evening. July End,
and will be handsomely decorated with
banners and notices. A rate of one
fare for the round trip has been author.
lied, tickets limited to return including
July 18th. Parties going can take reg
ular trains to Wellington and connect
there with the special, on which ample
accommodations will be reserved. The
justly celebrated Quenemo Glee Club
will go on this train.
Mr.. G.. l.. Graves, trustee Of Elwood
township, called in Wednesday last, to
, renew acquaintance with the INDEX.
Mr.. Graves settled down on a $50 acre
farm 8 years ago in theMule creek coun-
try, IN drouthy Kansas, without even
horse to start on. Managing to get a
team he turned his attention to wheat
raising, and met with remarkable sue
cess. He now has a farm well improv-
ed, has 800 acres of land and has just
bargained for $50 more. His wheat
field this year is a remarkable sight, all
waist high and heavily headed, cover
ing $50 acres. He is now in the midst
of his harvest. His plan is to- plant
early, pillow deep and harrow what he
plows each day before shutdown. He
and his neighbor, Mr.. Burnam, have
made some interesting experiments on
| smut. The seed they planted without
soaking has brought wheat full of
smut. That soaked IN water gives
wheat with little smut; that soaked IN
/ vitriol water gives wheat entirely free
t from smut. Seven pounds of vitriol