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OUR MERCHANTS.
The Places Where Holiday Goods r
t0 he Obtained.

The Places Where Holiday Goods are
to be Obtained.
In addition to the names of our
merchants which appeared in yester-
days MINER, who have a specially
selected stock for the holiday trade,
may be mentioned Fred Gamer & Co.
and J. Caplice & Co., on upper Main
Street, and J. III. Barker of West
Park Street, who have q carefully
assorted stock of boots and shoes; H.
Barnett 4 Co. on Main Street, dry
and fancy goods; Brown &
b. ebe on West Park Street,
B. NJ. Anderson, upper Main street,
Walton & McCranor and G.. E. Maule
& Co., West Park, J. E.. Fox, east
Park, and G. S. Lewis, lower Main
street, who carry a complete line Of
fancy groceries, glassware. queens
ware and crocke:y. We also have on
west Park street Ed. Wilhelm, jew
eler, who has a fine line of fancy
articles, watches, clocks and jewelry.
We have also on west Park street P.
r. Dolman, who has besides his large
commission business q select stock of
choice butter and poultry that would
60 q great way towards making fine
Christmas DINNERS. 1t would never
do in all the holiday season to
be dry. and to supply u tables
with the choicest brands we have
only to 20 to H. l.. Franks, on
west Broadway, to J. Fl. Lynch's, on
upper Main street, Schmidr & Gamer,
Main street, or Il. J. Schlesinger at
Masonic temple on West Park street.
We have also Roberts 4 Son on Main
street and Stoner & Roberts on West
Broadway. who have a tiptoP line of
glass aud queensware, together with
fine line of furniture from which
you would have no difficulty in Sc
Letting presents.
In the millinery and fancy goods
line, Mrs. Lou r. Smith, on East
has the most complete
stock ever brought to the city.
Of course our list would not be ac-
curate without iDcluding the candy
establishment Of Louis Shodair, on
Granite street. Louis has the
finest assortment of homemade can
dies IN the city. He manufactures his
especially for the trade.
The Northwestern Hotel, at the
depot, should not be forgotten. A
holiday meal is always to
be had there. It would never do to
allow Christmas or New Years to
to slip by without taking a sleigh
ride. Your wife expects it, and your
sweetheart is sure to get it. You will
n .u,o1l RI rornomhor fhof nvs1ov &
VIM. Warfeld, and Warfield
Il Gwin, have the finest cutters, and
the gentlest horses that can be found.
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Court Of Justice.

Yesterday the case Of Allen vs..
prown. was called before Justice
niobo!s. and a change of venue was
taken. The a 8 will now be tried
by Judge Wilcox. ?.
The cast of Pinkham, assignee OF
W F, Tomokins, rs. w. F. Temp
kins, was tried before Justic N sn 10
OILS, and defendant Was hneo 9a''0o
and costs,
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lied

McgEEHIN-In Walkerville, N. IT., Dee, =.
1874, John McGeehin. aged about AZ years.
The funeral will tske place from e9e Ance
and acouaintances are invited.
tina eldest daughter of Oscar and Annie Al
lain ageu / years. & months and ID days.
Tmnersi from the family residence, east OF tine
Catholic Church, at 2 O'Clock p: %. tonsy.
Friends and circumstances e lnsi'eo ~
tend. -. =:
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The Regular Court Queen of Mon
tana Ancient order of FOresters No.
1927, meet at their Hall (Tarbell's
Hall) Lion City. Montana, on the
first aud third Saturday evenings Of
each month. Soiourning brethren
in g Nd standing are cordially in
vited. J.. J. REESE, G. r.
ANDREW WRIGHT, Secy.
.sw-17
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Election of Officers.

At a meeting of Summit encamp.
ments No. 4. last Saturday evening
the following officers were elected:
T. H. Ruttle, G. P.
--Lever,S g. w. 3.
]. P. Young, J. P.
F. J. Taylor, J. w.
A. J. White, Treas.
Geo. Pascoe, Sec.
The following officers were elected
in Wildly Camp Uniform Degree No
l. I. u. o. F.
w. Pinkham, Commander.
Henry McMurphy, V. c.
- Lever, O.. G..
G.. Pascne, Secty.
A. J. white, Treas.
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Taken Up,

Came to my runge five years ago
last June, one buckskin horse, at
that time about one year old, brand
ed l on left shoulder. The owner Is
requested TO prove property aud take
him away. L. &. JACKSON,
Divide Greed, Silver Bowcounty.
IL IL SWIM
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Accident at the Magma Charta.

Yesterday afternoon a fatal &C.
eident occurred at the Magma Charta
mine, at Walkerville, John Mclean
accldently fell down the main shaft,
q distance OF go feet. He was dead
when picked up.
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Police Court.

In the case of the Territory Of Mon
tana vs. j. II. Williams, which was
mentioned in the MINER yesterday.
the jury returned q verdict of guilty.
and the Judge sentenced the prisoner
to sixty days in the city Jail.
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$500 Reward.

The Rochester Stock Growers Association OF.
fers the above reward for the arrest and con.
viction of any person OF persons TO Ind stealing.
Numbering OF driving away any cattle. her.es
association. JOHN WILLHART, President
CHAs. A. CLAYTON. Secretary. II Is swly
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To Horse Owners.

Parties wishing to have horses pas
tured for the winter will find 1t to
their intrest to call at VIM. Warield's
Livery stable on Lower Main street,
IL 23d6t&sW3W
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Notice.

I hereby forbid any and all persons
from building any kind of building
on the Betsy Dahl quartz mining
lode at Meaderville.
Fl. G. DAHL
BUTTE, Sept. 9Th 1884. I'd If
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MARRIED.

Butte. N. r, DEG
list, 1884, by the Rev. Mr., Divene. MI. Jesse D:
Searles Of Butte to Miss Bessie Graham, lete
of Denver, Colorado.
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Monkeys an coming into demand
80 ladies' pets: Indianapolis Jour-
nal. We call them dudes here in the
last.-BOst0n Post:
ut says In the paper" observed
Mrs. Crap to her spouse, that st.
John was hung in Ef1gy in Vermont
the other night. I am sorry for the
poor man, but l dont't believe 1T,
cause there amt no town of that
name on the map. How them papers
do lie"
For Sale.
A splendid arm In the Deer Lodge valley.
one half mile north Of the town OF stuart. con
tanning 40 acres Of land; also farming utsndls
will cut $50 tons Of hay each season. Title
good Inquire for further particulars Of Curtis
. Maj0nI Butte LIS swim
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MONTANA FEDERAL OFFICIALS.
Whe May or May Not be Affected by
The Change Of Administration.

The following is a list of federal
omce-holders in Montana who may
be affected by the coming change in
the administration. The list does
not include the large number of
pOst-masters whose offices are of but
little significance as far as the salary
is concerned. The principal
mes alone are given. The sal .ry of
each is given and the date of appoint
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-24

Passengers on trains 5, 7. 9, +, s and 10 m,.,
have freight train permits. No baggage carried
Passengers for the East via the Union pac,e,
make close connection with the Oregon Shnrt
Line at Poeatello.
Sleeping cars run between Butte and OGDEN
instead OF Garrison ana Ogden as heretofore.
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81, 600
Secretary 1890
Treasurer 1900
Auditor 1900
Supt. of Public Instruction.. 1900
Marshal-fees AID ..... 200
District Attorney, fees Mileage
200
District Judges. Mileage and -. 5000
Warden and Deputies of Peni-
Tertiary
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.
+. Z. Fuller, collector Helena$2. 500
w. II. Armor, deputy, Helena. 1900
J. w. Hathaway, deputy 600
q. F. Marsh, deputy, Butte......1,6O 800
Joseph Smith, deputy, Virginia
City ,6OG
ID. NJ. Leaner, deputy. Missoulal 800
CUSTOM SERVICE.
Tom Cummings, collector, Fort
Benton, e e and...".."......l 900
UNITED STATES MINT.
Helena: r. B. Harrison, of In
diana, assayer in charge........2,5OO
M. A. Meyerdorf, Montana,
melter
Louis A. Walker, Jr., clerk.....1,4OO
II. Brady Wilkins, Jr., clerk."..l,OOO
w. D. Wheeler, deposit clerk,
per day .
F. A. Greenleaf, deposit clerk.
per day 5
PosrMAsTERs. WHEN APPOINTED.
Bozeman, E. c. Anderson, Feb.
Fl, 1888 900
Butte, w. E. Smith, Feb. IL,
INK ~ ZSNNy
Deer Lodge, f.. G.. Stackpole,
Feb. Is, 1S83..".."....".........1.50 500
1883 400
Fort Benton, M. A. Flanagan,
Jan. q. 18R4........."........l 6OO
Helena, D. H. Cuthburt, Nov.
Is,
Miles City, n. Borchart, Feb.l7,.
1882
Missoula, w. II. Dickinson, Mar:
IL, 1882. .|W
Virginia CITY, Mrs. NJ. Deimling,
Dec. 81, 188O..........."."....l,w
Billings. Lucius Whitney, Jan.
25, 1884 .oOO
Following are clerks In Montana
postoffices drawing 5000 salary and
upwards: ~
G. w. Cox, Bozeman. $3.50
w. c. Bachelor, Butte..."....,.1.20
J. r. Holden. Dillon...........". b
A. J. Fisk, HeleDa..."."."."."...1,8O 500
R. P. Barden, ,62O
M. Bishop. He!ena...."."...1, ZOO
Henry Culloden, Helena...".... 800
+. M Voorhis, Miles 900
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Helena, John s. Harris, Louisiana,
Oct. q, 1882, $500.
LAND OFFICERS.
The pay of registers and receivers
in every case $500 and fees, the latter
VARYING considerable; Montana
offices are worth on an average $1,000
year. ,.
Helena, Francis Atkinson, of Indi.
ana. register, Dec. IL, 1882; Zachary
T. Burton, of Kansas, receiver,
March 6, 1884.
Bohemian, O. P. Chisholm. of III
nois, register, July 81, 1884 John =.
of Ohio, receiver. April ~,
1883, January Is, 1854.
Miles City, Washington Berry, OF
California. register, July 5. 1854;
Charles H. Gould. of Nebraska, re-
Oct. %, 1881.
INDIAN AGENTS
Blackfeet, r. A. Allen, Of Ohio,
Jan. 10, 1864, $500.
Crow Agency. Henry J.Armstrong
Of Kansas, Nov. Is, 1882, March 20,
1882, $1,000.
Flathead, Peter Roman, of Mon>
April IL, 1877, DAG. 8, 1881 81 500. |
Fort Relk nap. Wyman L. Lincoln, i
Of Wisconsin, April IL, 1875. Febru
AIRY q, 1883, $1,000.
Fort Peck, Samuel Z. Snyder, OF
April S, 1888. Dee. 20, 1883,
81, 900.
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Al! Payments Must be kads In Advance.

Pupils are required u bring ALI necessary
articles for the toilet.
Special rates for two or more of one fknU1
attending the institution at the same time.
For further particulars apply to the
SISTER SUPERIOR
In charge of st. Mary's Academy.
e-32m0 Deer Lodge, NJ, T,
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No extra charge for Vocal Nusic.
OvdWing and Painting extra ohQrgss
~ Plain and Ornamental Media Work tAusAS
Tree Of charge. q
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For Sale.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Deer Lodge, Montana I

D00I 1zOU8o1 NOuVNQ2 1ys
The Academic year IL divided into two ~
sfons Of i've months each, beginning respect
lively on The first Monday Of September and tbs
first Monday Of February.
TERM6:
Board and tuition per session, Including
bed, bedding and washing. $40
10y POP4AD. ssss.ss. ~
Music on piano. per session, extra .-.-.-. ss
Music on organ, . g
Music on guitar, " " ......-. Is
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08


Neal Dow, for thirty years the leHtrl a.
the prohibition movement In Hs'r", hrs,
several times since Mr.. Blnlne's rcr'r,-
ton, insisted that the candidate WIS ate
enough OF n prohlbItlOnist for hin. e. 3
letter under date Of Portland, Halro. ~
9Th, to the Rev. c. Clark, Jr., ed.c- ~
tho Visitor, a New Jersey prohIbl;lca -
per, Mr. Dow says II have had --r-v
letters from different parts OF the ccu,,-y
making Inquiries about Mr. Blaine. by
reply has been that he has always been p
friend Of the Maine law and has r-ary
times rendered important service to Il. he
Is In favor Of the proposed constitutional
amendment and will vote for It. lie sslss
teetotaler and has been so several ycErs.-
Although such assurances were not ntcScS
this sets forth Mr.. Blaine's position o.
this important question with all the en-
phasis possible.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Ee-suoa.ssioa Republican sszss Convention.
The re ss.broisEon republicans OF Kan
sss viii meet 10 delegate convention a. To
peka, on WEDNESDAY, TIE S0TR OF AUGUST
At p. m, for the purpose OF consultation
Guc to placs state ticket IL TIE aeld Il
deemed advisable. All republicans who
are In favor OF rs-subnlssion or the PRO-
hibitioI smendraen. 10 tae people, either
directly, or By q coasrSational Convention
are irvibsd to Cooperate with u3.
II 10 desired that every county IN the
state shonld be represented By . delegx-
ton not exceeding seven In number, that
no delegate shall be interested il the Eq-
uor traffic.
We believe the time has come when tia
people Of Kansas who are In favor OF real
temperance and good order, should adopt
some means to pat stop to the increase
Ia the sale Of llqnors In the state, and to
that lawless aHd unrestrained traffic which
absolute prohibition has utterly failed to
check. That there should be q stringent
and practical law enacted, laying q firm
hand on the liquor business q law compe-
tent to regulate restrain and control it Ia
the Interest Of sobrisly and good govern.
rient.
BY order OF the general committee.
Ono. w. VRALE,
GEo. w. MARfiS,
JOEL HUEroON,
Executive Committee.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

There are republicans In Barber county
who are honestly opposed to the doctrines
laid down BY the Last republican eonyen.
ton At Topeka-tIiere are many OF them.
But heretofore they have allowed q small
ring OF insincere, alleged republicans Al
Medicine Lodge to not only dictate the
policy Of the party In the county, bat also
to bold all Of the Offices. We direct the
attention Of all independent republicans to
call for . re-nbmlssloa convention M
Topeka on the Goth Ina Barber county
should be represented 10 that convention,
and we hope TO ses . representative man
selected ~ delegate. The question OF ne.
submission might a. well DO settled one
time AZ another. and II the independent re.
pnblicAns viii meet and show that thev
ere In earnest In wanting the ques-
don settled, the democrats OF the state will
sszist them. A cOmpromiss ticket will BE-
elected. with Geo. w. Click at the head
and the people win be permitted to say n
they do or do not want prohibition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Tue only scandAl the republicans have
tried TO attAch to clevelands name has
fallen nAL He was charged with being
the father or n boy In Bufb.lO, nine yeafs
ago. and 70 hide the Disgrace had the moth
er kidnapped and placed In an Insane asy-
lum and had me boy spirited away. Az
y 90 ffeQnentIy the case nov, The story has
ben traced 70 Sensational preacher,
ous Of those devils who pretend TO think
nat only preaehers and church members
aEs good enesEh 10 Inhablt this sphere.
Ihh preacher u named Ball, and he IL 90
extrrmsly anxious for notoriety dat he
rs ben writing lettsrs and Kilograms and
sifemptiag 70 "a hlmsek noticed. He
places ntren On the fact that CleveIhnds
nominatloa worried ne clerKymsni"
Who rarss Hh dbl Are they any bsttrr
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Washington Post: II Is understood .',a:
the CanIerons and their friends do no. feel
that tho election OF Mr.. Blaine IL sa cS,-c.
for which they should strive with cry
thing like phenomenal energy. Trey
have not forgotten. and indeed are nc. lry-
Ing 70 forget, that Mr.. Blaine's faction IN
Pennsylvania two years ago organized &
bolt, put mp Ticket and defeated the -cg-
uiAr republican candidates They are
mindful Of the fact that Mr.. Blaine.
friends have made war on Don Cameron
with the avowed purpose OF driving him
out OF the senate Into retirement. Their
efforts and their money arc
now called for to help Mr.. Blaine
iHto the White house. To suppose tina.
they will respond with cheerful alacrity
would Be HupposItion not warranted By
human experience.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

80 rt-'-g"rcy in the eastern money
ccc:-cs IS "rtc b,cd'y felt even In this
cccH.y, .s"~g' re effect OF Il Is indirect.
Heretofore, hy ihI1 season Of the year,
secs c-t,la OF every class were changing
.iF-;is -sP.d.y, snj il Wa not an Infrequent
ccc'rrerce for orc nan to buy and sell
'hrro or forr lots during the season. This
yee i r. dlfsrsrt. The ranges in the
,"1i,cry sortj or here are stocked to their
"a. capacity, nc becvcs Being worked of
rather slowly. Consequently there are
few bauchss yet being driven south.
While Il is tr;s that local ranchmen are
no. selling anything Of consequence, they
are not pressed for money, and can afford
to hold over " tho beef market does not
suit them. There-has been an abundance
Of feed raised In the county, and the cane
crop Is looking well. Feed will be cheap
the coming winter, for many persons who
raise crops have nothing TO feed; and In
many instances they are not prepared to
b cattl". But II any ranchmen thinks he
can fatteu cattle for the market on sorp-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

Western Waterman; Eight years ago
tho republicans paraded the wrongs Of
Eliza Pinkston to flrs the northern heart
this year they have Mary Halpin to rouse
tho Ire OF tho lrish. This vile party OF
bloody shirts and 'OIled petticoats should
be buried with Its winding sheet OF rage
around Il, beyond sight OF the living and
scont Of coming generations.
The Would-be Irish bosses have dlscov-
cred that u ls not an easy task to deliver to
the Blaine managers the votes OF citizens
Of Irish birth and thOir decendAnts. The
lrsh race generally do their own thinking,
they are not owned BY anybody and will
always be found with that party guaran-
tseing the largest liberty to the citizen con.
sistent with good government. It 10 net
spells with them, but principle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

4 r'ui ~ ui= cast hfs eTect:d q ~
iiSatring rod il his garden hoping ERE: 3
risy rcc9.vea current Of electricity v:l.c',
ne has made arrangements 10 receive n r
box Of charcoal. hoping that the cree.
heat on the carbon rnay turn It into dis-
monds. The trouble is that ,ir-''e-
storms are 50 scarce there that there az
pears no probability Of the experiner: &c
ling success. II lie wants good lccslrv
for this fool experiment bet him ccanc wcy'
and plant his rod anywhere near ;,iis 'ovr
Here we never count n storm n two -
three places inside tho corporate li7'..s -.r
not struck by lightning.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

thar a1y otarr csss2 ',TIe ci,rsymen
who %iHw ~ ". Cl.rci,na'a a~bl.. chcr.
seq dG a0I 20 .or bin tae SEQ Il li,ns, /
Assure yoa." Erotas Ills sarc:.ano-ioss
metidl 2 rFlle .aeh Or o. very ten IN
tie wlo.s eot'ryrpou.d rather Gus
Cict,.....i ai 81. aere-ia lfsiF ho.ues, IN
one. In sce,ry --;i.An long faced sersa.
t,onai B.eat.lT ore Woo waiss 10 reform
the world into hi- own way OF thinking.
Preacher iayr 40 1.-ines3 az poli,ics.
snd when one - lOuru lhoo.irg OF ne
uo'ih IN dsElpciaticu on po,il:cll ciuGi.
dates g Is safe to pns him iowr IS 4 c-4li:.
tii1sr this or he ]. paid to talk.
Here ia Ernsis the sgospel shnrk,''
have 5ecn tryins 10 r''n The political ma-
chine, aad li'ir lnb they have made Of Il.
We can gisiI ths .biirin party no worse
i';rii .haU 10 hope alat - the preacher
politicians Wiii ulitc win t!lAi gres.t aGci
aud morality party" Eycry scandal they
star viii make votes Tor their intended
victims. ani 1or this very mason we hope
iae Re-. NJ. 81! WILDE gwen more rope.
rne more h AND h.s S.nJ m-y abu-s ar.
Cleveland lhr more v0t>s he will grt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

hUIn or niIle., o. 5os5, he will most like
j. s<a out lie error when !; IA go lsss.
Al tnssAace occurred last winter. wheT
zsniIezaza FED bunch Of splendid two
yraT-old steers three months Ali the cane
they wosiid eat. and when he acid then
lie price real:zed Was ore dollar per beac
lrsE than he could have cold ther fol
when re commenced feeding. Il Ray b,
thar CORE. In:l!et ana cane, properly uset
together usy TAi.s beef; BIT we wcuiL
prefer rTy:ug The eCrg GIose. But an abnE.
dluoe Of feed vii cssIziuly insure = splen
did ict OF fat beeVcs ;Or an Early m.-kei
n XII season.
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I'ie kInsas c.,y .5:Oc.. Ys.;.s company
h's anrorDcrd that cerfain portion u
the ria has bern lssiEn~d especially for
the - o. native cattle; and tire peus TO be
used BY Texas cartie or any Others liable
20 commune ste ts"ass Tiil 90 thorn ghly
nssned y u AMI diEnf=c:eE oefOr- beirg
'aSei gain. The ra'I-oad conpaasrs hase
also pro7i.srd To ;!isinftct TIE ears uscd by
1;seas'. oeirirg sttrl-, ard no more dan
ger v sHtia2as-1 from fever among ssir-
ping cat.lr.
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After copying al sruclr corecrninc die
bca';tifI.l crops iva Brber co .nty. ti,e Har
- s+nr'rri .:yis awty down in nie dirt
NnJ my.
'rhls u III t"fr Oiec b. Inc IMMIGRANT
con-e uf'lsU. < s~t' cement ~ R.rber c,.r.
y s;ios be- 49, l.Hra psriic ie-s OF the r,,r-
dsT.ng 81 Watts anG his sOu, by urorui.
u-ui citzsDa aud Business mru o! b.rb. r
WHO have his pre.liAr way Of rr.o.r.-
E'nG settlers ia Barber Rpnuer, Der .nyt
TIE WaitS se'tltdOn government lend, wure
reEceT Die. Q g., cliiz~ne. and 7. took tIgs
cSltleurrn ~ sHrdci The two snd teen IN:
,lieiE ootles 20 J.- F!v6 Jnru who had
co riEh' 10 .r' Ill KILLED al old man with.
OFT arms Hnd his sOa. atcAaas they yxr.ei
them Oit Of tne WAY. snd siKat In NeSi:ine
L0GEt hes m'FJsT-G5 SO public ard
prominent ci.Izrr5. 40 done 20 TO Bar
7cr comfy II So yE!:s yonr nfe, .:uIess
you siann il rii; the big cattle iussrestl. I"
Before hts. 80 9inve mentioned that the
iro-x iq -C; Re Champion Of murder or
- -7Tc7s "ndrr any circumstances; but
" -'',' --''lcs as the one copied sbovo
- ''--- = . ,er'sPapsr thst has every
or i'ncvirE the truth, we
'srre, rach l1graEt n.srep.
rs7c-'- 60. Tie Sentinel Ia clcSrly
70 g n.'rcrreseated The facts:
'7a-2 '--s c-croc...oa for the killing;
n ','Ec~ s-cl t1c Hrst ard second shots
sr3 g, ,Hs snle il was opposed he had
s.i.7d - go. According to the evidence
= T7s..e cw- family, tho father and con
IRE VISITORS CT ne lay, they were regu-
.r:T = 'fe hsb!. Of Devastating public
.Eras ?. .'-'evri they regularly cut fences
49, E7.ss surrounding leased and decided
,s1a, --d ;"csree Trey were not allowed
= cc~':''"e .!lcir drprrdstions without
.~'7scc: r~"-- 700 parties they were irjur-
=, 20 Sentinel, vo'c!rg the sentiments Of
~7'-Hw.1raircd, snvicus and jealous class
- = -r7a u F?pvar tina. thcy were ,nur-
is-.@ g. cd blood by direction Of the
"-oic population ct Barber county.
~ - cre wy or rttenrt.ng to keep
r-'ts-s e.. e. Es-eor courty, and II the
g'r..@-. ear srccc,d By publishing such
i=s!7Trt:c.-sss 80 above, perhaps It will
b rs 80. e. ':e cvuu:y. ANY man who
vii - ira.s,cod Sy b=sc and malicious
representations, without demanding
cir : 90, Is ro' worth much asa citizen.
Hs IS &c, IT "a, p or the nerve that should
c'7r7".7-'5s @csteIn ci'zcuship.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-08-08

he repor' comes from Topeka that Ne
Ann-prOeieltion rspublians e IL stats
VIII hold q convvutiou n that Dlaos on The
~Hs cAy that the dsufosrntz win mest to
noAlna's tickeL TIE proposltioa 4 10
ne~'nAis nixed tickot-part deusoorsts
esa pass rvpaelIo.ns-with Gov. ollok -
ne eAn'ilslAis FOE EOvsrnor. A.sh Con-
h'nail"a, yish ne aid q 81. Johps party,
would I'VE, sheyi ylps o., Straight rspdb-
he.H's,' w ksauH prvhaps Tor al us.s 10
eems.