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Il I'D GLOVE DEPARTMENT
Ne Lave Just opened line u a. 16 Is and 20 Button
White and Opera MOUSQUETAI2E which We shall
offer at much less than regular prices We shall CON
J'nue the sale of great bargain 4-button Whit.
Undressed KID GLOVES at SOC per pair They are
worth very much more money. We're closed out cheap
and pay fair profit We never expect to duplicate
the bargain.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.

Ladies' and Gentcmen's Collar ard Cuff Boxes: Ladies'
and Gentlem' MS Glove and Handkerchief Cases: La
dies and C'tlenen's Toilet Gases; Ladies and Cen
tlemens Pocket Companions. Genteme IS Dressing.
GiSar and Cigarette Cases Gold and Silver Handle
Ulnbr' Has and Canes Gentlemens Mourning Rob
and Breakfast Jackets in 5 TX. Cashmere Cloth and
other materials in all the shades
handsome assortment of Seck wear N Caudents Puff
1eck's aud De Joinville Scarfs Four- hand and
other styles Of Ties; Gloves Of all kinds, lined
unlined; Susl e.. ders line. just oened. Hosi
cry in Silk, Cashmere Meriuo and Cotton. Hanl
kerchiefs in Silk and Linen, and many other srtlc
not necessary to mention. to be found in general
stock.
Take p in requesting inspection of goods
they all this seasons purchase and marked
prices with view to ready sale.
W. S. TEL,
dis 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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[ YESTERDAY
DUR CLOAK BUYER WAS IN NEW YORK, RE
PLENIsHING OUR STOCK OF
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. NEwMARKETs. SILK and
BROCADED vELvETs and MATEIAssE
DOLMANs and SILK CIRCULARS
We not overstocked in Winter Wraus consequently
ave no los e to undesirable xarn ants II H.
't exa<geratun to say that are now buy ling Winter
aps at reductiJnof 25 to 40 per cent below recent
ling prices For instance
land SOME SICILIENNES SILK CIRCULARS SOUR
rr Lining. at the unprecedented price of IS each
This is the lowest price named = Real Squirt
Lined Garment
ELEGANT SA TIN RADZIMIR DOLMANS. Satin Quilt
I'd Lining. Full Fur Trimmed, formerly SA5. now
$3.50
NEW MARKETS-Greate Bargain ever offered in this
popular Garment. All Wool Fine st ckinette perfect
fttne-for Sl2. We claim it muat be better than
anything which can be shown for els.
Our entire stock is marked the most Attractive
fcices possible for Chris Week when " do our
slrgest business. IA heretofore. guarantee gu
irlces II i.ey obainabe return good condit ion
ii any garment purchased of US.
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Tr1kH & CHrws1so. $50 Pa AVE

Trnks & CHrwsrso. $50 Pa Ave
FOR TAILoR-MADE SUITS.
Awool Domestic Cloths. 62lsc to 81 %
Atwood French Cloths. SO,
coMB1NAT1oN sUITTNGs
On pstterns).
4o.1NCH FRENCH DRESS FABRICS.
Choice shades
vELvETs. SILKS. Pushes sAT1Ns.
Desirable Shades. Popular Prices.
TYLER CHEWING
PuRE BurrER
OUR SPECIALTIEs IN PRINT BUTTER
WE ARE THE SOLE RECEIVERS IN THIS CITY
OF THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF
FINE TABLE BUTTER:
THE DARLINGTON
1.-THE Q. o.
'THE sIIARPLEss"
AND THE CLOVER LEAF"
WE DO NOT SELL ANY OF THE ADULTERA-
| TIONS OF BUTTER KNOWN TO THE TRADE. AS
"OLEOM ARGERINE" "BUTTERINE" AND
"LUENIENE."
GEO. NJ OYSTER d CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
BUTTER. CHEESE EGGS &c.
COR. PA. AVE AND 9TH ST. n. W. dl5-6t
! NOVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
MRS. SELMA RUPPERT'S,
| COS NINTH STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
Elegant assortment of CELLULOID DRESSING
CASES. TOILET SETS. GLOVE AND EANDKER-
CHIEF BOXES. FANS. PLUSH and LEATHER BAGS
WORK STANDS. SCARF AND FANCY WORK BAS-
KETS.
LARGE variety of FANCY AND JAPANESE GOODS
DOLLS, WHGSK-HOLDERS, EMBROIDERED SUS-
PENDERS. CARD and CIGAR CASES
Choice selection in SILK. Plain and Fancy Rordered
HANDkEECHIEFS, SILK MUFFLERS. LACE FL
CHUS, IT,, KID GLOVE, LACES. WORSTED
GOODS and CHILDREN'S MERINO CLOAKS.
Elegant line of EMBROIDERED SLIPPEr TABLE
COVERS, TABLE ARTS, LAMBREQUINS. TIDES
and AkT En- BRUIDERIES dl5-St
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CHn1srMAs Silks.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK DRESSES.
ELEGANTLY PUT UP FOR
HOLIDAY TRADE.
We offer an exceptionally fine line of BLACK GROS-
GRAIN SILKS BLACK SILK RAHDAME. at
Sl.O0 PER YARD
We offer splendid BLACK GROs- GRAIN SILK
BLACK SILK RAHDAME, BLACK SILK RADZIMIR
all at
S1.25 PER YARD
We offer a magnificent BLACK GROs- GRAIN SILK
and BLACK SILK RADZIMIR. at
$3.50 PER YARD
We shall also offer special values in finer grades o.
BLACK SILKS, at $L75 500. s. D and $3.50 pc
yard. and shall pack each dress Pattern handsom
box without extra charge.
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Senator vance> excellent bill proposing to reg

Senator vance's excellent bill proposing 10 reg
late the street rIt3r0a1 servi e In WashInrtD
ought also 70 prohibit tls filthy custom Of lite
Ing the cars with ny AMI Strlw: but since 1t do
not 1t would seem TO be quite within the scope
the Health officers powers mo duties 10 ahate tn
Nuisance on SlnlL lrv grounds ANY way IL ough
70 Dc abolished some Of the cars where straw an
nay are Used. look and smell morr ike a horse stl,
or pis,-stye than L vehicle Intended for the con
vel ance or respectable people. and the fact tn
the use o. these articles Is offensive 10 large mum
Ders II not all persons obliged TO Use the ca
a10uld or tJSelT be sufficient to lead The manager
70 discontinue 1t. But there are other and NOR
serious objections to the practice \ thick layer
straw or hay is mere cover for dirt that ough.
70 be otherwise disposed OF, aud 10 the dirt 1t con
ceas. 1t is iTself constantly ddil- la dry weaJhc
the hne dust thus created is very Irritating
weak lungs. and cxcee tingly disagree bic to Il
Passengers. whether Ill well. while in stOru
weather the mass OF wet my AMI straw recelv-
ing and retaining the drippinr5 from umbrellas
water proof garments, etc, keeps the air tOII AMI
damp, AMI both provoles ana ag,rlvateS cold
and complaints OF that character Pitch ont tn,
hay AMI straw, NeSSrs Car comp lnies, and hive
your vehicles swept or m1pped ont ut the end or
every round trip, according the conditions of the
weather.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.

WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
dis BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
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VERY DESIRABLE GOODS,
WHICH THEY OFFER AT NEW YORK PRICES:
COTORFD VELvETS. EVERY SHADE
BLACK vELvETs. ALL QUALITIES TO THE VERY
FINEST extra DE LTON) IMP )RTED
CHOICE SELECTION OF ELEGANT DINNER
DRESSES IN PATTERNS
BoNNETs. GUINET's AND GIRAUD's BLACK
SILKS
CoLORED eros GRAINS AND RADzIMERs
BLACK RADzIMER ALL QUALITIES
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF EVEN
ING SILKS SATINs. RADZIMER>, OTTOMANs,
PLUSHES AND ILLUSIONS IN ALL THE NEW
COLORS
ELEGANT DRESS FRONTS IN GREAT VARIETY.
CASHMFRES AND CAMEL'S HAIR IN EVENING
SHADES
BRoADCLoTHs AND TRICoT. IN NEW SHADES
ELEGANT STOCK OF CHLOE PLAIDs
SILK HOSIERY. IN GREAT VARIETY, FROM 81. so
TO $500 PER PAIR ALL COI.ORS
TURKISH TABLE COVERS
CIDER DOWN SPREADS
FINE BLANKETS AND TABLE LINENS AND
COMPLETE STOCK OF CLOAkS. IN ALL THE
NEW SHAPES, MADE OF THE BEST MAT
RAILS AND IN THE BEST MANNER
CLOTH SILK PLUSH. &C
CANES HAIR saAwLs, IN GREAT VARIETY,
IANoh S'ooo AZ SOULFUL CHO1CE STOCK
W. NJ. SINISTER L SONS
919 Pennsylvania xvenua
N.B-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST dis
ELEGANT AND USEFUL
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
KINGS PALACE.
s14 7th street northwest
SOLD AT LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE
Sil5 and Linen Ladies' and Gents Handkerchiefs
Madc-up Lace Goods
Lace and Silk Scarfs
Fichus. Pocketbooks.
Elegant Children's Misses and Ladies' cioaks from IS
"hildrels Robes and Dresses, Merino Cloaks
Forty Iho en Dollars Worth of fre MILLINERY
10000 punches prime O fHICa TIPS in all colors.
aood FIT FGbaEs to T. Is s s s1sh from s
plume ~ ~ '
rims Hrn X Vfr lGP l. Satin p1usHrs les. than I'm
hhDbCANo oAd ThOh DeOW facturerS'
II you are in need ola
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
KINGS PALACE,
The Leader of Fashion and Low Prices
dis s14 It'll street northwest.
LATE SHOPPERS.
THOSE THAT ARE FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO
QUIT WORK AT FOUR IN THE AFTERNOON
HAVE BUT A FEW MOMENTS OF DAYLIGHT
CATER DINING) TO MAKE THEIR PURCHASES
THE woRKINGMAN WHO QUITS WORK AT
DUSK OR LATER. EVEN G z. n, HAS NONE AT
ALL
IN ORDER TO AFFORD LATE SHOPPERS
EQUAL FACILITIES WITH DAYLIGHT SHOPPERS
WE HAVE HAD OUR SALEsROOMS LIGHTED WITH
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
AND 1T IS Now. AFTER P NJ, AS BRIGHrAS
AT HIGH NOON. YOU CAN AS EASILY DiSrIN-
GUISH cOLORs AT NIGHT tBy ITS ADD AS
BY DAY. HOWEVER. WHENEVER YOU BUY OF
Us, CONSIDER 1T YOUR PRIVILEGE TO RETURN
GOODS (NOT SOILED OR WORM WITHIN TIE
DAYS AND GETTING YOUR MONEY BACK.
THAT'S AS FAIR AS We CAN Do Is IT NOT:
A. sAKs 90.
THE LEADING CLoTHIERs AND TA1LoRs.
SIG AND 3Is SEVENTH STREET dis
LOOK Our FoR THE Ho11DArs
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FOR RENT-FLATS

IFoR RENs-IN The DCNBARTON ca PRIV
savanna ave I1le an i suite Z Rn,-l. .
,5nih oiSsl s,rats hre Also suslr Rooms by tn - s
., ~ iANHtii i,s
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EroR RENT NEW BRICK HOUSE gUST nv
! ishys.. Rooms. al modern imy-,lvetu--l.s =
square Of Capitol; ei-ssnf location car al E.t
AZ THE ,lUof. iJA 10 Ebsi tenant ? NJ TsINT ~
aEiE avenue east. y
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

Et0R RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
Il fer rent in the National Safe Deposit ComIany's
iutIng northeast corner 10th street and NV YORK
sSeniio. u27-i
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" ANTED--LOTS

XEANTED-TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY LO Or
w Western Florida Lands threestury press bricd
front house with L r0ui-. and well located PARKER
K TOW N>ENlj. l4l5 street. dr. Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-15

ABSOLUTELY PunE
No. Rye Whisky. 81 so per gallon Monticello Whisky,
Is sallan TAG. quart bottle Arlington Whisky, "a
Whisky - xI "a ct. b.ttIe; Gushing npcess
shsrry wine. Hoii.ndsr Gin By the Sottis o. DENY:
John. tdl5-1ml Mc0EES, 9th near street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-15

The Pinta has rode out two gales and reached
Barbados in safety so far. so good Her pros
porous luck should encourage hope In the officers
and men ordered TO the Shenandoah
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OHnISTMAS SnKS
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EOR SALOON 18th STREET. NEW NTNE-ROON
IL Bouses vita concerted celiRTS VII be sid and
on resy monthly l'AymeEts PARKER TO~ ASEN-l
Real Estate Brokers' l4lS street oe-lIn
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DERS0NAL.-wANTEDTO Fun THE ACorTaNT-
Il ance of Young Lady or Widow Object: Natrj
giinony Give address place OF interview Address
HENRY, Sta- office. dis~.t.
SECURE SATISFACTORY RESULTS ALL IN
- yestgatons secretly conducted Daily wherea outs
and associates of suspected ascaned Strictly
confidential Call ON McDEvIfTS Private Detective
Agency. RoomS7 and Firelnen's Insurance Build
-ng corner 7th and Louisiana avenue northwest Take
elevator. dl4-3m
nEAR HATTIE:-HE Is NOT MARRIED: He Is
u true to you, and knew nothing of the false and
forged letter you received IN Rochester / am at nv
home. fd4-lms1 MRS JENNIE DANIELS
WAL PAPER WINDOW SHADES. 20.
+ ". HENDERSON co.
d11e1D lis &c. uuthvvR
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TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
dI5-3t.
NOR SALE.

I'oR SALE--A GREAT BARGAIN II SOLD At
once. twJStogy slE-roOm brick house. ID stree
southwest between 81 and 10 streets lot 25xl20
30 foot alley, rented $40 month, also, four-roum
francs in rear. nted SIS month Call DANENHOMER
son. 1925 street. tor pric' and terms dl4-lm
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

troR RENT-I7lsL sTREET-FOURLAR II SUNNI
rooms nicely furnished. private bath. single 81
ether; terms mod rate II
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09
THE RR-APPoRrroNWENT-

The legislature passed q congression.
al apportlonment bill last Saturday,
making the following. division Of the
state:
First District-rhecountIes OF Nema
ha. Brown, Douiphan, Pottawatomie.
Jackson. Atshlson. Jefferson and Leav-
enwOrth.
Second District.-The cUlfnties OF wy
andotte, JohnsorI Douglas, Miami
franklin, Anderson, Linn, Allen and
Bourbon.
Third Dlstrict.-The counties OF Craw-
ford, Cherokee, Neosho. Labette. Wilson,
Montgomery, Elk, Chautanqna and
Cowley.
Fourth District'-1he counties. OF
Shawnee, wabaunsee, Usage. Lyon.
Coffey, WOOdson, Greenwood, Butler,
Chase, Marion and Morris.
Fifth District counties Of Mar.
shall. Washington, Republic, Cloud,
Clay Riley, Ottawa, Saline, DickIns on
and Davis.
Sixth Oistrict.-The counties Of Jew
ell, Mitchell !, Lincoln, Ellsworth, Kus&
sell, Osborne, 5 NTH, Phillips, Rocks,
Ellis, Trego, Graham. Norton, Decatur,
Sheridan. Cove, st. John, Thomas, Raw
lins, Cheyenne, Sherman and Wallace.
SeveBsh District-The counties OF
Mcpherson. Harvey, Sedgwiek. Sumner,
Harper, KinRman, Reno, Rice, Barton,
Stafford, Pratt, Barbour, COuEnche, Ed.
wards, Pawnee, Rush, Ness, HcdGeman,
Ford, Lane, Scott, Finney, Seward,
Wichita, Greeley and Hamilton.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09
AaKHT TUTTTT RR0RT.

We understand that Ageut T7Rts Who
was appointed special agent b enquire into
the nnitsr % wire fences In TIE TeFrioOry,
has eOmlkrsdiSis investigates, and gone to
Washmg,sa~ith his rSport 10 re Interior
Department. what that report IsOf course
no one BID cse scent knows; though TIE
general oplnisn y that " will not be against
che iufereas 81 the srockmen. Col T,aTts
l. perfecrv aouIuh1esd with the rights and
needs 81 the IndlnRs and The Interests q the
stookmn- He has eeen tho eaeots Of the
present TstsmsSf foAcing grazing pastures
as compsrcd win he old way Of letting
the catfle I'm at1arge, and no reasonable
person vii dsuht that the better plan Is
che inst mc0tIaseA More revenue from
grazing has bem derived, and there Is al
ways a s.cnLty-ehe valuable fencing-for
the pronpt PaEnGf OF the taxeA
We predLet thaG Col Tuffss' report will
recommend o. DIE fences b allowed TO
remain; and naak tae Secretary OF the In
terror andall under him will be governed
by tire recommendation Of the report.
Sine the above was PIT I'm type, ASrnt
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09

TtlGts has made his report II says there
are 100000 cattle on the CherVkee strip,
100000 OF which are there with the con-
sent OF the Indians Tue owners paid In
grazing tax to the Cherokee authorities
about Sll 900 during 1881. The remainder
Of the cnttle op these lands belong to citi.
zens Of Kansas, who have turned their stock
loose and pay no tax. Nine hundred and
fifty-nine miles OF fencing on the lands be
long to citizens OF the United States and
few Of the Cherokee nation. This fencing
commenced during the spring Of 1881, and
X owned By seventeen companies. The
agent says Il does not interfere in any man
ner with legitimate trade or travel, nor
with mali routes. Where ranges have been
fenced ne oattlemen neither cat timber
themselves nsr permit others to do 50, and
iD the Judgment o. the agent, II the fences
are permitted to remain and other cattlemen
are permitted to fence under proper re-
strictiOnsr 10 will put stop to cutting tim
Der.
The agent recommends that the fences
be permitted to remain and others be built
provided the Cherekees give their consent;
that no fenees be erected within two miles
or any post read; that any parties fencing
their rauges. vine eut Or permit to be cut,
timber, shaIF be subject to removal and
their fences Destroyed Mr. Turns thinks
II the matter Is settled in this manner the
Indian ONCE wlIp not be called upon every
few months to- remove men who will pay
tax by this means. The Cherokee nation
will secure double the tax 1t Is now receIv-
ing and the destruction Of timber will be
stopped.
The only opposition Ne agent found to
this fencing was fron'those who claimed
that the timber on these lands belonged to
anybody who got ityand from those who
live In the Territory with large herds of
cattle and refuse to pay any tax. The
Pennsylvania Oil Company, which attempt
ed to fence without permission Of the Cher
okees, and to enclose the range OF small
owners, have agreed to settle with those
who have paid axto'tbe cherekees and to
obtain permission from the Cherokee All
1'orities hereafter or go elsewhere for their
range. This agreement atIsHedthose who
complained to the dkparment Of tire action
Of the OH Company. II cattle men are
permitted to do 30 they Will fence ranges
during the coming summer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09
ADJOURNED.

Congress adjourned last Saturday night,
and the new body will not likely be called
together soon. As this WAS to be the close
Of the Republican party's power In the Ma
honal Congress, strong effort was made
to pass such legislation as would please the
mos voters. The tariR laws were amend
ell, 90 as to decrease the duties On luxnries
to considerable extent; but the necessa-
ries In wiaeh Western people are most In
tereated will be affected bu little. The
Ea&eru monopolIes controlled tIhis matter.
The river and harbor bill WAS laid over in
formally n the senate. Such great cry
was made about the appropriations for
this purpose last year that congress was
afraid TO act Before the adjournment.
David Davis resigned the position Of presi-
dent pro ten Of the s~aate, and Senator
Edmonds, Of Vermont vss dected to I'LL
the position; - ne h nov the vice-presi-
dent Of the URlted StateG The Democrats
voted for Bayard, Of Delaware.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09

The Dodge city 1oc<men's meeting
whlrh vas - have been bed on the alt
and 3aDa Inst, has been postponed until
APra lea; - 4 viii In no way interiors
VIII che seetieg &C this place March 18th
and nh. Though the reason is not e;R-
en-, 4 10 supposed the rrport that there wess
Gases 81 smallpox At Dodge City eAused ne
managers to postpone the meeting. n 10
VEL for people hesitate 70 20 TO q place
where there Is even an opportunity OF get
ding the dread disease. As there have been
no cases there for nearly two weeks, ne
scare willIbe over By April loth, when Ne
hope to see q big crowd there.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09

The BARBOUR COUNTY INDKx has been
enlarged from y siN to = seven oohEn
quArtO. and greatly improved In grnsral
Appearances \ IL newsY stock paper,
and ono q which the citizens Of Medicine
Lodge sAouldifeel proud. That town is
abunhntly blessed with flrst-olass news
paperA The Transporter has at least fifty
exchanges,. some We read and some are
merely glanced over, bat the HBxx Is per
sued with more interest than any one paper
Of the number, we plesA-Cheysnne Trans
porter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09

Authsrg is ala po&ma&~ at Leaven-
worth. The President sPPOiuted Mckee,
but the senate nexiccred 10 confirm the APP
Poltnment and the nattr went over. An
thony Was there, saS persuaded the Presi-
Gent to beSlcre there vs no vacancy, and
- Ne remains IN odica
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09

Boston Corbett, the man who killed the
assassin Booth, 10 living in this state engag-
ed In the cattle business. He has become a
religious enthusiast, and in recent letter
to friend he says that he has been direct
ed by God to infiict daily corporal punish
ment upon himself as penance for having
taken human life.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09

Stamford, Youmans Rogers can make it
TO the interest Of the ladies to call and examine
their textile fabric department. Spring win be
here soon, and win call for new dresses, lighter
clothing and light wraps. 81
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Notice to those Intending to Prove I'm
On Usage Lands.

Every individual In this or Comanche county
who intends to prove up win find 1t to his adj
vantage 10 call upon 8. J. shepler, Probate
Judge. He IL the proper person to make out
final proof papers, and win give full informa-
tiCn concerning late land Office rulings.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09
Land once at Larned. Kansas,
KabrllaPv % 1902
Land Once ut Larned Kansas,
March / 18HS

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler i'as fled notice OF his Intention
to make final pl oof In support Of his claim, and
Judge of Barbour county, Kangas ut the eoun-
ty seat on Saturday, April :, 1859, viz: Joseph
WHEY, declaratory statement No. 1853, for tho
az south, range II west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, via: Jacob Horne, Frank IAfever:
Medicine Lodge o, Barbour county, Kansas.
20 G. A. NORRIS. Register.
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The London correspondent Of the New
York World writes that emigration from
Great Britain to the United States will be
greater the ensuing year than has been
since the discovery. of gold in California.
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Brand, David stith, +. w. Payne. ID. c.
Brisbin, c. H. Eldred, d. A. Greevrr. r. A.
AcNeal and George Sanderson. They are
behaving well.
Messrs- Brand and Brisbin have been on
trip down the trail.
The foot race here to-day between Kittle-
man, Of Harper, and Ebbing, Of this place,
for $50 a side, resulted in a victory for
kittieman, who beat his opponent 20 feet In
200 yards. Big money changed hands.
Stockmen report cattle In fair condition,
considering the severe weather. More
young calves than usual are reported on the
range.
Stockmen are extending great encourage
ment to the Southwestern Brand Book.
Our crowd Is making big preparations for
the banquet and ball tonight. Cook and
Tom. McNeal have gone over to Hunnewell
for their company; Dave Stith and Payne
have met two old flames" they knew down
on the Cinarron several years ago; Colonel
Brand win take dAshing young widow Of
this place. George Sanderson Is playing
single, and having big time.
The London correspondent Of the New
York World writes that emigration from
Great Rritain IN tha IInitafl Sfates will 10
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09

The delegation here from Medicine
odgc is made up Of w. w. Cook, NV.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09

March i, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the Probate
Judge of Barbour county, Kansas, at the coun-
ty seat on Saturday, April IA, 1888, viz: Chester
L. Mann, declaratory statement No. 1881, for
the " or, section Is, township % south, range
IL west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: L. ID. He1s, John w. Morris,
Lemuel w. Moore and A. G. Bender, all of Med
icine Lodge p o, Barbour county, Kansas.
40 G. A. MORRIS, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-03-09
Land Once at Larned, Kansas.
ERhr11arV 10 1888
Land once at Larned, Kansas.
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February 20, 1881.
Notice - hereby given that the following names
settler hB aled notice of his intention TO max
final proof IN support Of his claim, and that sal
proof WIN be made before the probate judge o
BarDour county. kam -, at tne County seat o.
pin, declaratory statement No. 1919, for the lot
I and 3, swqr wqr.w sw or, section ]
township % south, range u west
He names the following Witnesses TO prov
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said laDd, viz: William III. Sparks, COnrai
Scott, Arthnr A Sparks and Herbert ". Sparks
all u Kim NM p o, Barbour county, Kansas.
- C. A. MORRIS, Register.