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PENSION LIES,
uY WHICH THE DEMOCRATS HOPE TO GET
- RQI4pIElisf VOTES.

Srtetat Dhp.tea - 1nt Chlcago Jftbu,...
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 8.-lt VIII be re-
ntelaberGd that, on tho a0tl, Of last mouth,
Commissioner Ut Pensions Bentley addressed
to the Hon. ". II. Myers, Democratic lan-
Der ot Congress fro,M tho Sixth Indiana Dis.
trtct, allu u candidate for reelection, letter
concluslyely showing that Mr.. My"rs, IN Ills
letter to Mr. ucttluger, Ut indianapolis. III
rrgar.l to the Pensto, Olllce, lad m!srepre-
svi,lcd tie condition Of alTairs, aud concealed
from hini uleillnxer) material fac!s, an1 that
3Is. Myers had been tho Instrument an.i ntl.
yocate upuu the Com1nittRe Investigating
the Pension Olllca oS tho Washlug-
ton, claim agc,,ts In their :. ma:
llcEous attacks up0n the Pension Oflloo.
So completely WIS Myrrs' tac.ics exposel
tl,ut neither lG nor, kl fur us known. nily ut
Ills p,litical lrlelA!a !lavu attempted 10 deuy
Or exDlain the facts stute.! by tlle can,nts-
sLa.lItr uf l'ellstNhs 1T ILLS letter, II ID INV
uMlarsiotM!, llnweycr, that, ut the Inst na0-
,l,rnt, Wtrit they think there WILL 1e, lsU OF
purtunity f.r RESPONSE, t4e Democrats. pra.
posB tn trump III! sumo Kind Of MI explann-
ion Of Myers position, with u View tO
AlbiSu TIE INDIANA ElRcrloN,
BY cheating the soldiers Into tA0 belief Aat
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TIE pLUG-UGL1Fs.
VOORHEES, OPERATIONS IN uEOlta1A.
!XpxcIii uixR4ttA tu 1a4 EAica1Q IEitAnf.

yxrtf ,,ixn,t4h \. ,Y.hx thirsm y,r,bun+'
lSplAsAroLlA. Ind, Oct. s.--'rhcru Inns
been mueil speculation among Republicans
in lnalaua rs TO why the Hon. D. ". ,t., yeor,
llces went 10 GeorKia to make spcccllea
when an exciting canvass was III progress III
his own s'ate: u l',.s bsen CHARGED TINT no
went 10 send Gcorgla,ls Into 1ntiihna to liufp
carry It for L|ndefs. Ths toito%.nE aaa, a.
WIS lhas se1se " taso" sotle ttk"s "pon ei'o
subject: .
A. Robinson, beiur duly swur1, on oA;h Hlys hu
il il u rcsdsnt Of T Fiorsitce. @ swizcrani Connty,
tsSss 5 'ss s s4 gan, @ :onx s ne n O. wSgn ss
b. io''! uo''n sonyersstisn T. = : ,sstr.!,xsr;,
ID 10 yr by .bon t"r oarr5i sec:io,s, I setcndad
ssu ~ ~ h. WIS fsoa 9a 'a e!tueSy, =, and sht
! wua glll hu had cnii,e, Tor wn
pssas a sho yoiss e. " son[d sst t. earry
Saekso @ %9 css 9t viii S ms They sioppsa ' 1T soy.
nsur aSara ap yoofasss spsa ana ar, hr4
to cs!ne 70 lnii,ra al and Grinx ail tie yoiers
a to @ *ssg s,y ~ gs sbs s11 otaT e1Sss e
thnrr ,ss,uisi bc no excItemcnt shou. and. II xut
iMto any trouGle, ha wul,l.l help INC ont ot
T. Dap u tno est Detnnefat w na'o gt 10, u. y,
n tIsurnia f,r ia % DV,1,.tcrvts in I,dsa.' iiu
s!!d = cot1.lnltsse IL 0eerElA WIS passing @ q!
mrush 81 e Gars ,1 1Fe i! nv Es. .ss nHr% ut Wp n
tolI ntul tliut conI,i not bonr 10 sco nfGthor
democrat W hungry. ise sa!d ho was. md
no m M*x s nn ina,s IT, RmSo n' .Yba T.
Us brother 1' Dvtaooruts. and not him to
repeat tne story TO- them; ,,' ! tnla h!,a Ia
Inn, T"S would i!So To- nuyo hls n",au. that cou
aeo him wheI, / cst,tle to tho city, ut,a shAI
wonla Ivy ~ my. nv @ st,sSnnmt % i as =. a ~ ~ ~
Eunth. Evhh 70 at"unxtSsu @ Suns Of ;uy tsnorrtsu
irieIts who wars afrt. 70 bot nj, thc clsoilo,1.
~ theT K Kas W. hS na nv" ae nj Hi VIII. ~ ,ba IN
flawtnx statun!e,,t hi.,sself, willing tho nan,Os
Of liio parties In rus city htsnsatti - ,.
ttMEhStYs'nn. nopt:o, ihouItl Mto!H ~ n4IINet
Ni.;er iii % %,i'silM". H1.,cI: III md a coaverss %
tton win ST.. voorhees, In Mau1,,, aiu he told
n that ln:tlaa sa would 10 n1sF9t!9 ~ H. 0y har ~
ihoy wars M woTktuE thurs il, tscorsia ir tho bsa.
entnf DruacrAoy u ln!,una; lftra1y tolleve
snat thore Wore 0 oaia" " th9 sao t9ai wa.a
Mr.. A Jaua;S' ' nr.,wn, Vt il,diana. IL il,
anaasr! Alshs',a spektr9g, tor The ilM,oook
pet'oosaoS @"a se"a'ns ~. " t"'u'n Wn,aMH; ast;"
subscrIbel and swnru Ia )Giorr nc. Tharles F.
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YlNEEXSEH,


Special Dispatch to The Chteaao Trtbuns.
VlScESNEs, Int.,: OCT. 8,-TAu Democrats
Of this county iwere this morning detected
in one Ut the .niany dishonest tricks that
will bu attempted tu slbstroy honest Nepsb-
licnn ysItcs.' ONu laubcrts. f0rInerly county
Superintendent lluw rcsIdlng In Missouri,
Ans lnaae his appearance lIero, rs 1t now
transpires, to act US u catspaw II, dolng dirty
work for Ills party; llu has been detected
distributing Democratic aaHl Republican bal
lot, tho former turreet, mud tie latlur 30 nr.
Eanged rs to utterly destroy tho vote Of two
OF tic. candidates by printing nle names
with Initials only Instead of the tnli
nutsc, according TO law. lie las delivered
these bogus tickets to several of tin Town
slip Trustees, ard pwlng 10 tho bun Cling Ut
tho lnttur In distributing tho tickets prior to
Tuesday tho fraud &as exposed. The galao
iy evidently to distribute those Illegal vules
all over tli0 Stats. n4klng w.,rtllleas tho yoto
OIL Two ut the callhldRtcs. but ~ varying tho
names III to ret!tlee uln yuta NDultt oyrH!5 III!
over the 6tNte. 1l!v Chairman Ut tho Central
falr, but The ei,tuu!stal,ces i, tho easr,, with
thu iucl tilut tile ballots wetu wrApputl III n
copy Vt tily county Deu,oc1allc osxat', looks
very Suspicious.
Tyi: VOICE or i nt1slNEss-stAN. x
~ thS Editor u g5.e tAleu9u Tribune.
not to ccasv your appcals 10 tait-DAlntmI puo.
Ills yerywllrre-iltn,Grr4ta, Ulpel.!rckrra,
ail all-io give lhu!r suprtrt ~ the pfll-
ciples ut the Republican l'arty. Mint enls
alul tar.ners jlopw t0 s4tn Ivy Il chanse:.. No
Ulu cul thllk tu batter Thu present rnnt!itivil
Of sllpss clusses. 'lheu h II not Wisdom 10
let welt enough, ainns?
twenty ytars.-wonlets In tbs ilerha,.!yal
aga,--wDnllets In Luz growth VI uur rail-
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KcuuDIIcAu Mata9ers N0weVVr, llns Cvi- I
tlp,,,Iy had the effect to ln,midntc, for tho
Democratic managers caused 1t 10 i,o given
outttr,,ieht thai they intended to nr,eal ,lohn
e., New far Intimidation and other illegal
practices, md that. IN cRSn unitttt States
Sfnrshnl l)n,Itry ntipm,,lcd the nrrrst Ut n
single Democrat they woul,l nlsp hnye him
arrested, II Is needles, 10 sny that neither
New nor DUDLEY Il liz the least alatu,c.l,
SIFakIur of the thttnt. Ills evening, Mr.,
NM lnl,ahinuly sueecs,r,i that Dudley could
no hls bali and ia would 10 ball fur Dudley.
Col. Tiuiiev ,ars tim, I'm Will sucth Sentinel
for il,o pub,icn,ion Of ,hs bugu, circular
whic, apI,earoi,t.tn that papcg thls morning
with his ,lume k.rui:ft III II.
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GARFIELD.

CGtvELASn, o., Oct. S.-'rhe First Voters
Garfield nlnt Arthur Battalion Of Cleveland
wen. to Atuntor thi* afternoon by special
traln Ut six rurs alMl called III, Gcii. Gartieltl
at his f.aw,l,eltl hume. The tratn stopped
al the iariIl, mud tlln battalion. lieaded by n
band, marched tn tho. tesllunce. whero
Fvr,lnu ". Grannis. l,resf,tent OF the orRat,l-
zattotl, t,sat!e brief chheistic address, "
WHICH ten. Garfield rcspbnte'l thus:
Nh. L'Mt1RMAS ANU ruu$a QgxTtEMES; This
IS no ordinary oycnt IN the aIatury nf Any man-
tndred ~ tht, hssary 81 f any rs9ple 1 or. wasn ,sh
@ % a earES rr ~ p'T oT @eS S sup ners
pirpusr, hui. ID oxprass TINT Krcat. Kenorsl.
snrios prs tha. nrsos T. he ea hSars q nsa
p thu gsiyttl},n+ nf their country. / kn,,w 1t
nothing u,,i.4f Ilku this In our history. With ~
i'rlngs !, i.tt .,scn,,Rlitnoilt to ina In tils:
always to thl4 .tllHe hnto sr.cn ncr'istotncd ~
sS;%Ss sp,'.r "'Tf .iuy ,.yE"y s', n
E'sM tieal 1t, ,}HlIsI'aiiont i anybody hsa adcned
sa'e ss IT It 'aD H 1S ess ceeto thas
y"es r." W. ssh Ssass sS
iI IP y9a Ss %of Il ~ 1S % h NM MHs r. f aSt "s9 an"
yoi,th. ii ienst flui. Eo,i'iv Kentlcnei'. / layo
lind hls That ca,, very well remember tns state
ss 7. IN T. o " thls 4.
s woray 81 s"ii i,prinss % tho pss'St,es that iie
iS |;n2 ;;I vi, TIE s,,riIs; SPs;
10 these thMl4s, WIN tho nntr,sH pathway Of
splre him t5;en.,raEe. and force. ni'd ,v9rk It
4 spset'o5 tat ,h9 vory Ets ,, Wo!,sa isl. ionk
"Ts a @ SsSnary Hs'sss Sfsse. NI %p:ss as Will
Nuw lot mo my u single wos!! or two In an
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stand by1lho principles md policy That have
brought. .abuut these Rlosin1s results, III a1,-
either. twenty years we Will sill! further rs.
growth ::n:ll .iuyclupn,ent. North. South.
East. md Wrst..
So lglieytt,n, fhat,e and trust thai thu pen.
pin VIII n9t nnwsttlrxly a!.! H. nc!oeR!mg the
Respectfully yours, T., i. STCDEDAkEH
, 1880-10-09


s1ttta1 ni'paseh to 7h' Chicago 7rtDune
CINCINNATI, o., UT s.-The ca'npaign IN
southern ai'a Central oio, s"amI as sesnes s,s
are coiIeefned' wiEs ofn0sht M heasi} 70 close
by tU.uny'B meeting. The Republicans l'lvc
every ri:tsUn to be gratltird at tho prospect.
Tho last few DAYS luyo been the best ;Thc
au.nEara rol,",v,,;v tho orotn,,l, ~ n,olun
speah.' .i. o ,.,.',, ua"p'o 49,, ~ s;'";
ilnSe taken ny Tue tar'1 QUESTION anu pushed
It l!o'ac to the thirty thousand inecEantcs
and artisans In tho. Iron regions and n,anll-
furturtup tlIs,rictst.w whoso wnars nr,e t4el,.
la,eG s By the piee @ Of produce. This ilne Of
attack Inns tleilorallzeu the Dcii'ocrnts more
thu'' nnytl,inE ElneH NJ can,pnign bcTa''.
suddenly. hnco,uG the ,noot non,lIar
j "f thn i,pn.ocra,ic orntors ,rhers Is 10
t!nlibt a. to the result OH Ii!csuay. careful
Republicans place tho majority nj 15,0O.
Iheru wIll bo a large vote. a,ui n full vote
ni.nts mnona nnpnf,,tmu vtctorv In tbfa
",,'n,i,1, % to ,,ss...t % T., t,,a Nm, ti.Int
wiiel. contains no olilcer Of it,ore Importance
thah secf1taFy .. o'ate' IL .oe Eteat; , u"t
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tcOplGH RhpSthlce,' or lll E0lnG OtncS ul1At
compelling them to cry out fur relief. Re-
1erring to the Bourbon sheet lleru und Its re-
port OF
JOE ruI.lTzEn's LATE SPEECH,
Mr., Conkitnx sald he cO.ll tell them whnt
the mAttcr was, exactly, According to ',l-
liter, the grrat evil now wus the prosperity
ut tlla American pcopls llaNghterl. asld tiaar
the great railroad, business. md other pow.
triul lnturests OF tha country were united In
support Of the Republican party. [l.auglt-
ter To ti,eso great Interests, Acconllng to
Iulitzer's own admission. tho s,ccess Ut
the Republican purity meant prosperity.
il.at,Khter.l The same philosopher, his
tursan. 1,1At guluu gnse II ont
TINT history showed no INSTANCE IN
W'e rSo!'s idt peftst' ,srs attsr ~ .spo o-
a,al tho physician tho Delnagrntic pnr.y!
ifeat laAEhtef.l II WAS for nli,liStrAt10n u
tle MlMd discussed. to thnse who Ind catHl,
,letllcInu was needed. Missouri waa In the
habit 81 rotualnK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Laugh
lsr.l They had sesl, sous Of iilese pfolae.
t9i M N yvt th5 pgFnsS' ;ns woa Il s'iSse forvoo w" IL
splitting hnlr tll two aN| Tue, attor:.
risce; and they can't from t;or'saly,
luo. lLaugl'ter:l Iut wlat q eo,'tts;llo!, .l,
prosperity was aii evil, and tliat the way 10
arrest illts evil was to inaugurate aid ell
tllrune the De,n0cratlc t,arty to pOWer. As
To tho truth Ut thu latter proposition, Mr.
t.onkltAg snfd lB l,ud no doubt whatever.
llAuxhter.l liz tllem proceetlctl fv Sow
who llls Democratic physician was, how he
tutlk tliu National patient under his care
au,nn ytars aKt,, allA lett II fur yenr later III
II SU!nlltItul to By murdered III It's bed. The
dulnllablu trcuc!tery Of
nGcNASAS's CAHlSET oFF1cERs
wns reyluwvtl, ns In the Senator's previous
tlrechts, uRl that tFepcllery held up to thu
hrurn Ut uIl pAtrluttc nlelI. III ptSstng, liz
remarked thal .tt,e. Dtlnncl,,tIc party was
How betAtitlg tho Republicans bec,,ilsa thu
tu,n ,t.plctal ilaril!b Ind berp wiped frnM tht
treall. They tO1kut that II Was the pnr
played by i nen!oefatls Secretary !nf TIL
kpfy under the "PublIc Functi0llary, ,"-aM
jast here the B.'tQker tlrvw u sl,arp parallel
bntween buchanan asid Hancock. Bllul.altall
sul1 III was ptesi4siIt,-lIlss such Il t'resi'
dent III Effect a. tinll. llalenck wnn!a be
(ApplAusp.l ila was a l'e!,l,syltanlA O1ulu
crat, ltl1 W Is Hancock. tl.AAkIter.l
! 10 llot speak IN disrGspect nf Gen. Hancock
M snattsr frp what Stale ha ct'tles, ma matter
how hs spells hs na!ne, 20 inatter what H. p pr
- chHlr cAosvR ty 1s ELECTORAL rotea cvllir3 tsou
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-28
A GOOD THING .

German Syrup Ia the special inscription
of DR.. A. Boschee, . celebrated German
Physician, and 10 acknowledged to be one Of
the most fortunate discoveries 10 Medicine.
1t quickly cures Coughs, Colds and Lung
troubles of the severess nature, removing, n
it does, the cause Of the affection and leav-
ing the parts in strong and healthy coodi-
tion. 1t is not an experimental medicine,
but has et0od the test Of year., giving satis-
faction 10 every case, which it's rapidly in
creasing sale every season confirms. Two
million bottles sold annually. Beware Of
medicines Of similar names, lately intro
duced. Boschee's German Syrup was intro
duced in the United States in 1868, and "
new sold in every town and vii age in the
civilized world. Three dozes viii relieve
any ordinary cough. Price IS cents. Sam
pie bottle 10 GEMS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-28

TIE artesian fever started in San Fran
cisco, has sprsad over the entire State Of
CalifoSnia, and extended TO Arisons, Mon
tana, Colorado, and at present Aarkansas
and Texas are deeply interessed. At Dallas,
Texas an abundant supply Of Pure, soft.
flowing water has recently bren Obtained ct
the depth Of $50 feet, and in = short tine
many portions Of the State, nov aimee
worthless for want Of good wafer, Will Be re-
claimed and the desert places be nsde 10
bloom a. the rose.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-28
kenny WOOL.

A sbeep-breedsr says: One great defect
which have noticed ss largely on the in
crease, is kenny wool. This is most pre-.
valens in csoss-bred sheep. Kemps srs
short white hairs similar 70 those on The
legs of sheep. These exercise . very dele
ferrous effect upon the wool. not only occa-
sioning large amount Of waste 70 the man
ufacturer, but they will not receive the dye.
Kemp WOOL u generally the result Of careless
breeding. Two or three kenny nsecss
packed in bale Of otherwise good wool de-
stroys the character Of the lot in eye Of the
purchaser. Light. weak and ussound wool.
in addition 70 the csuses have msnsioosd
10 too frequently the result Of duke o.
worms; ii is impossible for sheep badly To-
fsctsd With one or the other to have
thoroughly sound wool. At shsarine tns
every unsoond fleece should b pot into .
separass mark.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-28
VICK'S
illustrated Floral Guide.

A beautiful work Of 100 Pages. One Colored
Flower Plate. and 500 Illustrations. with Dos
criptions Of the best Flowers and Vegetables.
with price If seeds, and how to grow them. All
for FIVE CRNr STAMP. In Engiish or German
VICK'S SEEDS are the best in the world. FivB
telling how 70 get them.
The FLowKR and VEGETABLE GAlDRN, IT'S
Pages, Sig Colored Plates, and MANY hundred
Engnvings; For 90 esuts IN paper covers; sl.oe
vIcK's lLLUsTRArRD MONTHLY NAoAxUR-
y Pages, Colored Plate in every number and
many fne Engravings. Price u. . . year;
for 10 cenfs; trial copies for - cents.
Address. JAMES WICK. Rochester. n. 7.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-28
lsALE OF ARID LAND IN COLORADO.

Al the recent meeting Of the Southern
Colorado Cattle Grower Association, held
in this city, . memorial to oonsrass was
adopted pr,yins that body 10 order the sale
Of the arid lands Of Colorado at reduced
prices. The only land outside IF the noun
tain regions in Colorado suitable for Guilt
walton |. that lying in the river bottoms,
and nearly all such land is already in the
hands Of privsts parties. Up on the mesas
It 10 imosible to cultivate the soil owing to
q lack Of water, which could only be brought
there BY the construction Of canals or artesi-
n veil, either Of which would Be attended
with great expense, far beyond the reach Of
the average settler.
These lands sre ct then only for grszing
purposes in connection with other lands hav-
ing . water frontage. They are al present
Tie common property Of all, and the result
il eodless Disturbances between those who
own and and reside on the lands having
water frontage, and strangers with wander
ing herds, Who pay no taxes and destroy the
pasture claimed BY the residentf. Numer-
Gus disturbances OF serious nature have
also occurred between cattle snd sheep owner,
and 1t different times sheep have been kill
cd BY the hundred. and human lives en-.
daneered. These lands, moreover. are no
taxable and bring in no revenue to the state
or county in which they are located.
What the petitioners ask congress to do Is
to place these lands upon the marset at their
real value, which Of course must Be far te
low the government price for agricultural
land, viz. SIPS per acre. The land really
belongs to q clss neither mineral nor agri-
cultural, and hence should be sold at q price
lower than either Of these classes. If the
land il sold to private individuals then each
cattle or sheep grower can purchase - much
% he desires, lying adjacent to his water
front, and thus prevent tresPass on the part
Of ali outsiders. This process would put ~
end to all quarrelins between rival interets
and the land being taxable, the revenue Of
the slate and the various counties would b
considerably increased shereby.-Pueblo
Chieftair.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-28
WONDERFUL CURES.

Rev. F. W. BUCHHoRz, Waseca. Minr.,
used the ST. JACOBS On in the case Of q
lady Of his congregation who bad been bed
ridden With Rheumatism for seventeen years.
She used the 81. JACOBS On for three days,
and was able TO leave her bed.
Nh. Z. ScHAKFER, No. 81 Brown street,
Allegheny City, Pa, had the Rheumatism
for eight years, and bad used every known
medicine without relief. A single bottle Of
ST. JACOBS On cured him.
GUSTAV A. HEILMAN. Eeq., Editor Of
Pittsburgh Daily Republican. suffered with
Rheumatism for two years, and lay many
. night unable 70 sleep on sccoant Of terrible
pains. Two bottles Of ST.. JACOBS On cured
him.
ME-. F. WnKE, lafayette, Ind, reports
Q caee where Q man suffered 20 badly with
Rheumantiem that be could not move. His
legs were swollen, and he had the most ter
rible psins. Twelve hours after the FIRST
application Of the ST. JACOBS OH the pains
were gone and the swelling had disapPeared.
Me-, HENRY ScHANI, Nillsfsburx,
Ohio, vas cured Of Rheumatism in the hips.
Nh. F. 3 Writ, Cleveland, Ohio, Rheu-
matism in The leg. Cured after three appli-
CATIONS.
ms. VRExA GueELMANN, aged 50 year,
living in Rochester, N. Y, Rheumatism in
legE could NOT walk. Used botls Of 81.
JACOBS OH and felt, . she aaserts, like new
born.
CHRIsrIAx HANxI. Esq, YOUNGSTOWN,
Ohio. i fall Of joy over the wonderful cure
Of his vlie By ST. JACOBS On For twelve
long yeoss she had suffered With Neuralgis
in ths hssd, and often had the most terrible
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-28
TEE LATEST DIsCovksv.

or more value thsn any SILVER Mine in Color
ado, is GERMAN CATARRH CURE: . remedy
prepared especially for the cure of Catarrh and
Severe Colds in the head, that invariably lead to
catarrh which Is so common in this climate. Re-
member that Catarrh, if not checked promptly,
goes to the lungs. and ends in Consumption.
zach days delay lessons the chances Of cure
Price only 50 cts. For sale by the mabafactur-
ers. Brown Medicine Il Aan'g Co. Leavenworth
Kansas, and all Wholesale and retail Druggists
in the west.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-02-28
FUEL FOR SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS

FUEL FOR SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS
The cottonwood, willow. catalpa, lon-
bardy poplar and mulberry, can be props-
gated from cuttings.
The slips for cuttings can Be taken from
the trees at any time between this and the
frs Of April, or at any time when there are
No leaves on the trees and no frost in the
wood.
They should BE- cut into slips about 10 or
II inches long, tied into small bundles, ~
so or les to bundle. with the butt ends all
one way, and then buried in moist earth
until about two or three weeks before plant
ing, when they should be taken cut and ses
into tub or trough Of water at . depth OF
about three inches. The water should Be
moderately warm. A light cellar or root
house is the best place to keep them, where
they will not be exposed to frost and the
driving winde. They should be left in this
condition until the roots begin to form.
They are then ready to plant, but great care
must then be taken Rot to expose them to
the sun aud drying winds while planting
them. Il 10 very important that the soil be
in moist condition. 1t is we'll to select
calm cloudy day. 1t is better to leave them
in water . week longer than to plant than
in dry weather. 1t is very important that
the soil be just right, not too wet nor too
dry.
In taking them to the field to plant they
should be covered with vet blanket or wet
straw, only taking them out as they are
needed. The little roots formed are very
tender and will not bear exposure nor rough
handling. They should be planted where
they are 10 remain, and with thorough cul.
tivalioa the greater portion IT them will
grow and will make trees from two to eight
feet high the frat season.
The most expeditions and most success
full way to plant them is with the spade.
The spade should be stuck At an angle Of
As degrees, then pushing it forward sufficient
to make room to place the cutting in posi-
ton 90 rs to leave only one bud above
ground, then removing the spade and with
a tramp of the foot the work is done.
A man with spade and a boy to stick the
cuttings can plant mile Of hedge = day,
sitting them foot apart.
am thus minute in giving the method Of
preparing and planting cuttings. because 30
many have entirely failed in making a sue
cess of growing trees from cuttings.
would say that have had very good
success in taking the slips from the trees
Just az the buds were beginning to burst and
putting them into the ground at once. This
will do if it happens that the ground ID in .
good condition just at that time. But if il
should be dry or become very dry immed-
lately after setting them. they would likely
be failure. No doubt the principal Gauss
Of failure is want of thorough cultivation.
The ground must be kept clear Of weeds. A
cutting will not grow by the sapdbur, nor
will they grow among wheat or oats. They
should have at least four feet Of clear ground
on either side of the row.
With cottonwood cuttings thers il NO *.
cuse for failure, even in . dry season, Il
they are properly handled and thoroughly
cultivated. J. B. SCHLIcHTER.
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Mr. HENRY LEAR, Patriot, Ohio, had
such pain in his shoulder that he could not
move. ST. JACOBS On cured him after .
few applications.
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DELICIOUS.

PPesbytePian.-Ser every alternate
Sabbath, at II .. m. and $50 p. m. In the Union
Church. q. w. WRIGHT. Pastor.
Methodist Observation-Disclosures every al
ternate Sabbath, In the Union Church, at II u.
m. and I'D p. m. Glass meeting at the close Of
the morning service.
w. FERGUSON, Pastor.
Catholic Monthly services in the Union
Church. OF which due notice will be given
through the city papers
FERDINAND WOLF, o. 8. b.
Un10a Sunday 9ch00l. Sunday. 1t 10 ..
m, in the church. Bible Classs taught by one
Of the Pastors. J.E. HENDERSON. Sups.
Prayer and Conference meetings ON Tuesday
evening. The regular prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening. Both in the church. Both Union
meetings.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
ali OF these services, and strsngsrs are cordially
welcomed. Come and see.
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BROWNS CouGm BALsAM.

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Is your throat sore? Are you hoarsef Are you
not neglectins what may lead to bronchial or
lung disease? Browns Tar Treches will cure
that hoarseness and soreness and strengthen the
voice. For sale by II. J. FRINGER, Dodge City
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