davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05

IT IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF
the Bloednnd onrichosit. and Is there
toro fno inrigordsit and corrective
incascs Otall chronic mdlddics which
nro associated with an IMPOVERISHED
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all Yield
totho regulating and nourishing prop
critics OF Ia great food tonic elements
Ncompcnsaios for tho loss IF ritdlitv.
induccdb by Consumption, Cdtdrrh or
bronchial and Throdt affections. re
gih remedy Fcminine Dcbilify ana
reimburse tho Female physique for
those losses Of ciidlltD accompany
Ing complaints IlccuIldr 10 the SER
Mothers nursing their own children.
and delicate tr0mcu who expect 10
become mothers nnl bring up rigOr-
Gus children SHOULD by all m cans usD
g. ~ trW restore sufferers irons
Mental or Nervous IrOsfrdtion arl1-
ing from Orcr-Tork, Erccsscs or
proiracid Discdse. II trW eurs
Drunkenness and tho Opium Habie
for IA tho appetite grows hcalthior
md digestion moru vigorous through
the use Of this Tonic, the unnatural
craving dloa away until totally OK
tlnct. NJ highly beneficial in Lircr
Complaints, .udiaridl I,.rcr, AMI
ALI Mdidridi DiFcdsoi and for tho
debilitnting Effects OF Fcrr Of dnu
Kind II has no equal. H repairl
trdsfr, improves Digestion aud ip-
petite, aud Aror,ls the DySprpfio III
rdlid an easily dSsimiidblo article
ofI0od; anl IA "a pleasant 20 the taslo
that the most sensitive palate viii not
reject Il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05

S S0ses IN INC Head, the vital iuid passing mot.
Ha ,va ~, N the urine aud many other diseases
nhE ENGLISH MEDICAL INsTIruTu
VIII agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred DoIIa,s ~,
ncase OF THIS kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
n WI, theI special advice aud treatment viii
~. vuIe OF Inr any thiAg Impure or lnlurions
tommd IN y THE ENGLISH MEDfCxL IN
siiuIE treats all Private Diseases suooessf,Ily
without mercury. Consultation Free, Tha,s
Sugn examination lam ~ and advice including snail.
Joy bottle, or four times the ,uAptity. as AZ
SYM any address ON receipt OF price, or b. D..
no y y, ID, sent without 81 enclosed a. a Sns,.
ah secure irvm observation, and In priyais
iNsrlrUrE, us olive street. st Iouis NIssonr
ro wholesale . Agents J. j. scHoTT 4 Co, Gal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05
5oYearg

n nave known and watched the re az
sNllts specific for over fifty years, ANA nave
never known or heard OF a failure 10 cufe
- hleod Poison whom pfoperly taken. / used
~ ON my servants from 1850 to lsO5, as ala
s,so q number OF my neighbors, and In ev.
IL sfiscssa NV came within my knowledge
eueeted cure. In all my life I have
never known a remedy that would so fuliv
accomplish what Il Is recommended to ia.
II. l., DENNAkD, Perry, IA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05
q. & 3. @. 4ailruau.
HOUSTON u TEXAS CENTRAL

a ]
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY.
TR
AT 2Cnun
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05
FINANCE ANDCOTTON
FINANCIAL

From the treasury staSament Of last week MI,
sasn that the last call for bonds includes 81 lo9
90 Of those now held to secure national bsnh
circulation. As we have sald any further calls
must include some of The 3 per cent bond.
btId for like purpose. In time of CONNER
cisl and financial depression there is little need
Tcurreucy, and the demands are easily mai
islt lei trade revive, and Il speculative period
ensue, aud the money market will be strained
Ia meet the demand. II any extensive oontrsc.
lion In part Of the currency be effected with
ont provision for expansion in sno,her part. Sc
lions consequences may How
Since January, 1879, the national bank circu.
laUOn HIS increased by more an tsl, COO col but
h 10. day nearly $4,000 less than II was in
Novem6er, 1882, orabOut sc coo more ihan was
In cifcula ion IN 1874 the year after the papit OF
ISIS. For few years after THAI event the amount
outstanding dec ined, being lowest In 1877; bnt
inthe Gve years following there was a rapid In
crease, rejecting the gradual reVivalin business
which resulted In the boom OF 1879. and by its
impetus was carried on TO 1852, 1t has auto
maically huctuated with the demands Of trade
While another period ofcontraCtion from natural
causes has doubtless set In, IL Is not wise to
make such contraction permanent BY removing
an power 10 expand when needed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

q never.fnlling tonic
Tor Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
nal Weakness, Sper.
Imatorrhma, LOs ST
MANHOOD lmpoien.
'cy Paralys, and an
NE terrible elects OF
sell Abuse, youihfu
10 lies and excuses In
maturet ytais-such 40
Loss OF MeU DRY, Las
situde, Nocturnal Ennis
sion Aversion 10 soc!o
fV nlr,.a.aa - ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05

orw.,.n iS<kAss AND I;uJfR
ortesan
y FLOOD As 70 above
~ s'" " D. aKAf, General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05

T.. save knowh and used Swlft's Specific
ior more than twenty wears. and have se'r
moro wonderful results from rs use thnn
from any remedy In or out Of the pbarma.
oopWla, II isa certain aud SAT, antidote IN
all sorts Of Blood Poison, 'N''V '"
}. DICKSON SMITH ND.
Atlanta, OAt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05
COTTON.

THsBE seems to be q growing opinion that the
cotton crop in many sections Of the country hes
testhe cotton worms are devastating The nlent
and irnll. Whether or not these appfehenslons
are well founded It will take several weeks to
determine, In Texas this season there is
little complaint Of these troubles, less
probably, than has been heard during
the past two or three years, but In
other states there may be more foundation for
such reports O"c thing IL certa n, they have a
tendency to strengthen tho market In New
York the quotation for middling is lois, and
the tel graph states the demand and offerings
are light and 1t IS gruertlly held an eighth
higher There were no reports from Liverpool,
this being bank holi iay In this city prices
are nominal and unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05
: o., g. & .. z. gail,pau.
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTB.or TEXAS
3gLf COLORADO and SANTA re ny
CONNECTIONS.

yMESFynTNHNry
OSGN AZ 1AO a AOINS9s
IA.
At OALN EbHON win mallory Line OF
hNeilelh ioI hty Mest anu new hork; Nor
yam Line aleeinets lot new Ofleanh, indian
VIh corpus Ohfhu' brownAyllie and Vera
-.
At AhOOLA win L. n u NJ n X, for
V9i . % sl,9 owhs ~ brAioriA county,
AT HUrEN bEltS Win ~, q ., a. Ny
lSuhse, hoOlel LOT columbus Weimar, Har
Moou, LulilR, sah Antonio, Laredo, Uyald0
western ieAN anu MoNiCO, also fnl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05

the Great Drug House OF Chicago.
We do not hesitate to say that for n veay
pa we nave sold more Of So ift's Specific
y 81 than ell other Blood Purifiers cora
hlned aud with most astonishing resnns
One gentleman who used half a iosen hit
,,vs lays mat II has done him more good
olhef who mas used IL for a SrrofniOus atlGs.
uon reports permanent cure from Tia use
VAN sllAACK. STEVENSON & 60.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-05
81 600 REWARD

VIII be paid to any Chemist who Will ind,
on analysis of 100 bOtuess. :. g, one rar.
uele OF Mercury, lodlde Potassium or any
mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, ATLANTA, "a,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11
A NEW WEST.

Western papers are now profuse in
laudations Of the new country that will
be open to the world on the completion
Of the Northern Pacific railroad, which
will occur this year. And especially is
the country west and northwest Of the
lake system, commencing at the west
ern end Of Lake Superior and Including
Minnesota, Dakota, Montana aud Ida
no, highly spoken of. The road will
have its main western terminus at Ia
coma, near the eastern end Of Puget
sound in Washington Territory. 1t is
said that Dakota has 5000 square
miles Of good grazing land, Idaho, 81
OOO; Montana 5000; Washington Ter
ritory $1,000 and eastern Oregon 55 900.
And besides the grazing land, which is
admirably adapted to cattle or sheep,
there Is an immense part Of this coun-
try that produces the finest wheat ever
grown, besides other crops. Immigra-
ton is fast pouring into this country,
and the completion Of the road will car
~ thousands there who are now only
delayed from going by reason of the
difficulty in obtaining transportation.
Tacoma, the terminus of the road
promises to be formidable rival of
San Francisco, and already the few
hundred people there are figuring on it
growing into the tens of thousands i'm
mediately on the completion Of the
road.
1t Is said that Tacoma will be the
best shippingpOint known in the world.
Puget sound Is wide and deep, and will
admit any vessel without danger of II
being wrecked; that no system of light
houses and expensive plotting will be
necessary. Grain and cattle can be
loaded and set adrift towards the mar
kets OF the world at small cost.
Tacoma will excel San Francisco I'm
the matter Of commerce; for while the
latter has been built up principally by
the mining interests, which 1t must be
admitted Is getting weak, Tacoma will
come in for its share of that industry
and viii besides have the unlimited
cattle and grazing country to back it.
That II a good country for young
men 10 think about IL they must 90
west.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11
CHxRoKxKs cOUHsxI.To.

The National Cherokee Council "a
now in special session ut Tahlequah,
having been called together by Chief
BuShyhead. The main questions to be
considered: Perfecting the sale Of land
occupied by the Osages, Pawnees, Nez
Perces, Ponces and others, and making
disposition Of the $500, 900 balance due
on the lands, and lately appropriated by
the u. = Government to the Cherokee
Nation, the former owner Of the land:
Also to consider the subject Of grazing
privileges ON Cherokee lands west Of
the SSth degree. On the latter subject
the Chief has sent q special message 20
the council In which he recommends
that the lands be leased to stockmen,
and says:
II would respectfully present the fol-
lowing suggestions, which have found
TO BE- I'm harmony with the views Of the
Interior Department:
I. That the leases to be to one or more
responsible parties, I'm suitable divisions
the supply OF water In each division to
be duly apportioned 30 as to utilize the
entire tract at q rate Of not less than
two cents per acre and that the leases
be not less than one year nor more than
Eve years The revenue TO be paid at
TahleQuah into the National Treasury
every six months in advance
9 An agreement embodied In the
lease with each lessee, that should the
rent not b. promptly paid ~ agreed,
the lease to be straiuhtway preemptOrily
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11
ALL READY.

Parties from this section will gener-
ally start for the Territory roundup on
the 18th, next Tuesday, so as to be
ready To commence work with each of
the divisions when they start. And
here we will call attention to the i'm
portance Of the representatives from
this range commencing work promptly
on the 2lst. The divisions as laid out
by the Caldwell meeting in March, are
published In full in another column.
No. I, is composed of the Red Rock and
Salt Fork country to the south line of
Kansas; thence west including all trib-
utaries Of the Salt Fork, to the west
line Of the Comanche pool. To meet at
Red Rock crossing Of the Arkansas
City road, Monday, May 81. No. 2 is
the country south of No. I, as far as
the division between the Cimarron and
North Fork Of the Canadian, and to
meet where the Arkansas City road
crosses Skeleton creek and commence
work at McClellens pasture. No. 3 is
the country south OF No. as far as the
Wichita river and on the west to 4. J.
Days range; to meet at Chrisholm trail
crossing Of the North Fork Of the Can
adian.
Captains Of the several divisions are
empowered to discharge any man who
does not do his duty and employ some
one to take his place at the expense Of
the party discharged.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11
PENEDI
L. F. Pearson Again at the
Front !

Il is with pleasure that 1 announce that 1
have made satisfactory arrangements by which
I am enabled to continue In the mercantile
business at this place at my old stand.
To my old friends and patrons who stood by
me in the past, 1 extond hearty invitation to
give me share of their trade, promising them
to use my bOst endeavors to please them.
Ts those who have not heretofore given my
stock q careful examination, ask that they do
30 now and bcEconvinoed that have the best
stock in town to select from.
In the line Of Clothing have stock that has
been judiciously selected with q view to its
fitness for this market. Spring and summer
suits, fine and ordinary. dress suits, youths and
children's clothing in great variety and at low
prices
have large stock Of mems boots and shoes
OF standard make; Q splendid limo of me hats,
oxtra weight and superior quality; and an ex-
ira fine stock OF gentlomen's underwear and
furnishing goods OF every descr iption.
My assortment Of piece goods, dress patterns
for spring wear. trimmings, gloves, parasols.
collars and ties, and In short everything In the
dry goods limo, is both now and stylish, and
especially ask that tho ladies give this depart
ment their consideration.
am determined to sell goods as cheap as
they can be purchasedhnywhere In the country
and only ask that an opportunity be- given me
Of carrying out this intention.
L p. PEARSON.
Medicine Lodge, May 10, 1883.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

CARELESS Of party the people asked for
an opportunity to express their opin-
ions on the prohibition amendment at
the ballot box. They were refused.
They asked that their legislators pro
tect them from the grinding heel of
monopoly and enact laws to save them
from being robbed by corporations.
They asked for bread, and thouph not
given a stone they were treated to a
compromise between the two that can
be considered neither nutritious or use
full. Can anyone say that the people of
Kansas will stay with such a marty as
the republicans have proved in this
matter2
In the matter of the tariff the people
of Kansas have been most shamefully
misrepresented by their servants. This
state isnot a manufacturing centre. and
has not a particle of sympathy with a
protective tariff. 1t does not manufac.
ture even its own agricultural nipple
ments or iron in any shape. 1t is de-
pendent on other sections for its wear.
ing apparel, for its sugar; coffee and
tea, for nearly all its Injuries. Yet its
representatives have repeatedly and
persistently, with one exception, voted
for high tariff, which means more ex.
pense to every citizen in the state; in.
creased cost in the production of the
corn and wheat without correspond.
ing increase in the prices they obtain
for it.
Is it probable that the people of Kan.
sas will vote longer with party guilty
of such abuses, such breaches of conf.
dencep That they will continue to fol
low leaders who have so often proved
recreant to their trusts, who have sc
frequently injured the name of this fail
commonwealth?
Hardly, we think.
There has never been time when the
prospects of the democracy being sue
cessful over the entire country were
brighter than now.
There has never been better indica.
tons of the democracy getting entire
possession of a state than appear In
Kansas to-day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

Chief, and released 10 other RESPONSE
bile parties unless satisfactory pay ments
be promptly made including all losses
and tax during the the interregum by
parties temporarily and unavOidably
delinquent.
No permanent improvements to he
made on the lands leased, and only
such temporary arrangements as VIII
contribute To the fair and equitable ex-
ecution of the obligations of both par
ties To the lease and any erectiOnS as
improvements whatever they may be,
shall be by the terms of each lease, re-
vert TO and become an attachment and
remain the property of the Cherokee
Nation.
4. Six months notice to be given to
each lessee, in case the lands, or any
portion OF them shall be otherwise dis
disposed of.
5. Timber and other property of the
National domain to be protected by the
lessee, for the tracts grazed or tempo
rarlly occupied by him, which shall be
embodied by the terIus of the lease and
Tor which as far as practicable no shall
be responsible"
But the Chief would not have the
salines, or salt springs, included in the
leases mentioned, but thinks they
should be subject to separate legislation
1t is more than likely that the coun-
ell will adopt the suggestions of the
Chief and authorize lease of the graz
ing lands to tine stOckmen. In that
event it is likely that the incOrporators
OF the Cherokee Strip Live Stock Asso-
citation will become the lessees, and
that they will become responsible for
the rent on the whole strip, and will
sub-let it to others who now have stock
there.
This will certainly be the easiest way
to solve this question which heretofore
has been troublesome alike to the stock
men and the Indian authorities.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

The INDEX is pleased to announce
that the negro murderer, Harrison Hill
man, has been required 10 give a new
bond for his appearance at the next
term Of the district court, to lie held
here In November. When he was rrleas-
ed In March without any bond, We con-
tended that the proceeding was unpre-
cedented and against public policy, and
In fact we made a decided "kick" in
the matter. Then Judge Harris, the
defendants counsel and a few Others de-
clared that the INDEX was wrong, and
that no new bond was necessary, as the
negro could be held to appear as well
under the old one. II appears now that
somebody has concluded that tho IN
DIX was right, for the new bond has
been executed and il now ON Tile. 1t is
for four thousand dollars, and il Is
signed by Geo. NJ. Hoover, Richard w.
Evans, II. J. Freinger and w. ii. Har-
ris, Of Dodge City. The parties quail
fy before a Ford county notary public
that they are worth $1,000, over and
above all liabilities. All-along we have
only asked that the law be obeyed in
this case, aud now that IL has been
done, we feel that the INDEX has cause
for congratulating itself on the position
1t took. We will not lose sight of the
case, however, any more than we will
forgot the BOwlus case.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

The report Of the state board of Ar
riculturo for the month OF April says
that tho winter wheat crop IN the far
west and southeastern portion OF the
state win be poor; but that the early
sown crop win be about an average one.
The balance OF the state. outside Of the
sixteen counties comprising the wheat
belt, has about held its own, and win
make IS per cent. OF IN average crop.
In the wheat belt the crop improved
considerably during April, and Is a.
promistng az Il was one year ago. Rye
IL reported In good condition. Little
spring wheat has been sown, the falling
on being estimated at 70 per cent. The
acreage Of oats has increased about Is
per cent and the acreage Of com II per
cent over last wear. making about s.
$4,000 acres. Timely rain Is All that
win be needed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

Harper citizens ara happy. The cir
Gus has been there and the attendance,
for town Of that sire, was, ~ they ex-
press u, simply immense. The show,
~ might have been expected, WAS n
one horse affair, made mp Of played out
actors, broken down wagons and worn
out horses. They didn't even have n
clown and the animals consisted Of a
few jack rabbits, prairie dogs and
monkeys. But Harper Is satisfied. II
takes but little 10 satisfy them 90 long
as they have the rail road.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

A fast freight experiment is being
tried from st. Louis. A special train
OF IL CARS, each carrying 10000 pounds,
loaded principally with tobacco, left st.
Louis on the 81, over the SanFrancisco
road and made the run to Halstead,
Kansas, w miles in n hours. From
there II was to go over the ATS.
r., TO Deming, thence by the Southern
Pacific to San Francisco. II was
pledged to go through at the rate of
% miles per hour.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

Stockmcn report that the grass that
N now up Is more nutritious than usu-
al Mt this season, owing 10 the cool
weather which has kept itfrom making
rank growth. They say cattle are
gaining strength and flesh rapidly, are
shedding their old coating nicely, and
iflet alone until the regular time for
roundup will be in prime condition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

Bowlus, the robber OF the Sun City
school district, has not been heard from
since he was at Hutchinson looking for
N-1O with which to buy himself out of
the.peniteutiary. II may he. however
as a Larned paper suggests, that he is
the man who recently stole a bunch of
cattle near that place. Our advice is
that u It Is ascertained that it was re-
ally Bowlus, he had better not be- mo-
Tested, for that will be getting Oft cbean.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

E1-County Treasurer Elliott Of Har-
per county has made good the dencien-
cy found To exist in his Office, amount
ing to $500 and will sue his deputies
VanKirk and BOtkin, through one or
both Of whom the shortage occurred.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

The Kansas City Live Stock Record
and Price Current IL the name OF the
new publication that takes the place Of
the old Price Current IL is sixteen
page publication, printed on the finest
book paper, cut and pasted together In
substantial form. The paper will Be
what its name implies, n live stock rec
ord and price current, aud win publish
weekly such information a Is sought
after By the stockmen aud CONNER
cial mon OF the west II deserves and
win undoubtedly got liberal patron
are.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

ID. X. Anthony, Of the Leavenworth
Times, Is In fair way TO turn his paper
out OF the republican channel and make
u an independent craft. He is too
plain spoken to be a strict partisan and
could do good service as an independ.
ent. He has lately been pouring hot
shot INTO Congressman Anderson, the
preacher politician, who the people OF
Kansas had been led TO suppose was
next 10 J. Q. Mr.. Anthony says that
Anderson buys votes, and sells patron
age the same a. other politicians do.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

The Postmaster at wyandOtte has
turned up short in his accounts to tho
tune Of about 81 10, and will likely be
removed. Several months since his
bondsmen paid 500 for him on account
of ashortage, and the matter was hush
cd up. lie is n pet Of Senator Ingalls,,
Congressman Haskell and Senator
Buchan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

The city council must pass q new or
dinance II II expects 10 prosecute any
one for violating the prohibition law.
The old ordinance, No. 20, is null and
void, and has been for two years. But
the council do not appear to have found
II out until this week. The city must
pay for their education.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

Already the experiment Of prosecut-
Ing parties who have been engaged in
the sale Of liquor has cost the tar pay
ers considerable without any benefit
being derived; and so II occurs that the
matter had better DO lowed 10 rest
where II stands.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-05-11

Aparty Of nifty negro exodusters have
recently located near Topeka, where
they expect 10 make their fortunes.
They say they are but the advance
guard Of many more who are coming.