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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

100 acres of decided land, Is miles from city of
Medicine Lodge, all under cultivation. two
good houses, range for so0 head-$l,TO0.
440 acres of decided land, good house, all of
land under fence; 100 head of cattle; Is miles
from Medicine Lodee-$6,00Q ~ !
$40 acres of decided band: BOO acres fenced. 4
bar-b wfre,s2 miles fuHuing water. 40 acres
oak and walnut timber; 10 miles from Med
icine L0dge-$2,j 200.
l20 acres of decided land, all fenced, Il mile of
river through II s0acres uf timber; 25heai
of stock cattle; 10 miles from Lodge-$2 ,s(O
$50 acres of farm land; 50 acres in cultivation,
all fenced and crOss-fenced; 81 miles from
e Medicine bodge-$l,aN 100.
100 acres OF land; % acres under cultivation;
good frame house; plenty of water; miles
from Medicine Lodge-$l,0O0.
500 acres of decided land good frame house;
% acres under CIVILIZATIONS; 100 acres under
fence: good water and outbuildings; crops
TO gain IS miles from Medicine Lodge$s5OO
160 acres of decided land; 80 acres under Guilt
walton; Is acres of ash ana walnut timber.
Z miles from Medicine Lodge-$I, zoo.
$40 acres OF decided land: u mile from Mod;
cine Lodge-$4,00
40 acres of decided land adjoining city of Medl
cine Lodge; good house and outhouses and
we'll watered-Sl GOO.
572 acres of decided land; good house; IOOacre.
Medicine Lodge-$6,00 900 .,v 49,
$50 lots in city of Medicine Lodge. Larr,
number of houses and lots; choice bargains
Also large pool interests, rights and cattle in
Conanche county Kansas, and in the In
dian Territory.
We have also a large number of other valna
bic bargains. . 81 q n
30 Give us a call. Correspondence solicited
II tA TALIAFERRO & STRONG.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

The report OF the Kansas State board OF
agriculture for August, bringing the crop
data down to the 3lSt of that month, dis
CLOSES some astonishing facts respecting
wheat culture in this state. The area OF
winter whrat is estimated at 1881, 3S3
bushels, aud the yield of spring wheat :.
Ij5,9I9 bushels; total, 4S,2iS,3G2. The av-
eragc yield per acre of winter wheat is
thus shown TO be- above 22.4 per acrr. and
Of spring WHEAT about ~ bushels per
acre. Taking both crops together the
yield Is above 20 bushels per acre. This Is
an astonishing showing. But specific facts
ami instances are given which are almost
incrcdible. One field Of sixteen acres, In
Doniphan county. yielded 40 bushels per
acre, maekine measure; many fields In
Lincoln comfy are reported as yielding
more tlAn 20 bushels per acre; bottom
lands ia Mcpherson county will yield "a to
30 bushels per acre; d. w. Kingsley, OF
Independence, Montgomery county, re-
ports that tiircslIers have not returned n
firld that averaged less than % bushels per
acre, while many yield 40 to As bushels
aud one large field averaged 81 bushels pei
acre; Mr. Crippin, OF Osborne county
thrrshed $50 bushels from five acres, meas
nrcd land; owners Of tliryshing. machine.
la Washington county report the yield Al
~ to II bushels per acre. 1t Is doubtful il
any other state in the Union car rival THU
prairie state ia the production OF wheat in
a good crop year such Us the present i
was currently said after the July report OF
the agricultural board that the estimate Of
4S,O00.0O0 bushels was In excess OF tht
truth, but this last IMPORT rather advances.
than reduces the July figures.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Changing the Mraicinc Valley bank TO
a national bank has been in contemplation
since the new InaBagers took hold Of the
institution, they believing that the public
generality Is better satisfied with the nation.
nj banking system. Aud now that the
First National bank of Medicine Lodge
will commence business on Monday, 9Th
inst, It uaay be Of interest to say some
thiEg about national banks in general. -
They are chartered by the United States
government and are under the Supervision
of the comptroller of the currency; they
are required to make out, under oath OF
the president or cashier and attested by at
least three of the directors, five times a
year, and oftener if called on, Statement
showing their financial condition, and
these statements are required to be pub
lished in the county in which the bank is
located, that the public may know the
condition OF the establishment 1t does
business with. These banks are also ex-
| amined at least twice a year. or oftcner IL
the bank examiner, a sworn U. s.. officer,
may elect; and the report of the cxami-
ner is made direct to the comptroller OF
the currency. SO, that at all times, the
comptroller is in full knowledge OF the in.
stitutions under his control.
So careful has the interests Of depositors
in national banks been guarded by the
government that their total loss In the last
twenty-five years, according to official re-
ports, has been but one-twcntieth of one
per cent, or, practically, nothing. In facI
this system has received the admiration Of
every nation OH the globe; and it is now
the acknowledged safest system under any
government. II is simple, convenient ant
sfr-three great Recommendations.
We predict for this new venture in OIL
midst, the First National bank of Medi
cine Lodge, successful future; for with
ample capital and undoubted credit, ant
experienced officers, 1t has everything tC
command success.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Owlngto the fear OF the dread plcuro
pDsursonla spreading, the st. Louis fair As
socklion viii allow no cattle exhibited
Ihere fhis sgason. While this Twill b. =
disappointment TO nAny. the DECISION Is
undoubteily for the best. For awhile, NJ
least, there, shos,li y. just as little moving
OF cattle over The country as, possible.
Wlwn the ,lissiscd ber.ls can D. 'loested IL
viii be an easy matter 10 eradicate the dis-
ease, bff 10 sliseascl launches Of cattle are
permitted to be- iru,lcd over the country
ai''l m'xclirswirh healthy herds, there is
10 t,llins whore the tronble msy eud.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

A -
AMI congrcssmen WILDE chosen irI.tal for
mia, Ninscsata, New Jersey. and Pvnnsyl-
varii.,. aud state Officers and congressman
in Iowa. State oticers, legislature and
congressman will be rlcrtrd ih SColorado,
Connecticut. FIOridi, Illinois, Indiana,
Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri,
Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North
CarOliRs. South Carolina. Tennessee. Tex
rs and Wisconsin. New York will elect
two Judges of tire court of appeals, assem-
blymen and congressman, and vote on Il
CONSTITUTIONAL amendment prohibiting tire
loaning Of public money to private parties,
and restricting municipal indebtedness TO
10 per cent. Of the assessed valuation of
the property iD the corportion. New
Hampshire will also vote on the calling of IA
constitutional convention. California will
also vote on a proposed constitutions con-
vention providing for a state board of ed
ucttion. ~ sa-r .sf~ r' -tr-
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his party.

Missouri Republican: At the time the
late census was taken there was invested i'm
manufactures in the United States $780,
100000; there were 2,733,OOO persons en-
ployed in manufacturing vocations, ana
the wages paid ont in the year amounted
to $947 100000. Dividing the. aggregate
wages among the persons employed and
we get S346 as each ones share. This Is
about ninety-seyen cents a day. ~ ?
81 Again: These 2,737, 900 workers took
S3,396, 900, 900 worth OF raw materials and
worked them into manufactured products
worth 1896, 100000 Here was an added
value Of $4,000, 0O0, 600, and this represents
the labor i'm the manufactured product.
Each workers SHARE, Of this added value
was about $780, Each of the 2,737, 900
persons employed in manufacturing in the
United States earned $3.50. But each per-
son, as We have seen, received in wages on
ly S3I6. What became of the balance
$3Si?' Ii went into the pockets OF the
manufacturing employers, who actually
took more than one-half she working
mans earnings for their share OF the prof.
its, and lcft him the balance, S3s6, to live
ON. go $50 .t
1: has been seen that the toe.i earnings
Of the 2,737,0OO workers were $4,000, 600, ;
600. or mis-, s947.ooo,OpO was paid to
them in wages; and 81 ,O5S, 600 600 went to
the manufacturing capitalists. The capt.
tai invested was $4,000, 900 900. The Capri
talists' share WAS therefore, over 90 per
cent. on their investment. 49, - f.ls
The sole object of a high protective tar
i'll, as avowed by the republicans, is to pro-
tect American labor against the conipeti-
ton OF foreign pauper' labor and 10 secare
good living wages to the working man.
But the real working Of the system lie very
difersnt from this !; its benefits 90 not to
the labOrer, but TO the emplsyer. He Ia
bOrer makes yetydBbrnul eaniIhgs-s730 4
year; bat lac aetl.aiiy reserves less than
one-IH'lf o. tlsis-SS40; the Capitalist takes
the rest-S3SI.
II IS no vsuder then That wealth aecu-
nAlates SO fast in the manufacturing
states, and Is 50 uuevenIy divided aud that
the accimuh.tiOns drift into DE hailtIs OF
The few, while the masses Of woik-peopIe
are almost perpetually clamoring for high
CT wages.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03


or the elections yet to be held this
year, most Of the states will hold,them ON
November 4th, the day Of the presidential
election. Georgia viii elect governor and
Legislature October LIT, and congressman
on November An and Connecticut wiz
vote upon unconstitutional amendment pro-
vidinx for Reconsideration on Moaslay,
October 6h- The only importaIa October
elections howeyrE, are those of Ohio add
West Virginia, on Tuesday, October nth,
when Ohio will elect manor state officers
and eongrcssinrn, AMI West Virginia a
gOvcnor ami Otl,vr state officers, lrgisla-
tire and congressman. and vote upon a
proposed amendment to the constitution to
change the time OF the general election to
NovInbrr.
All the states win elect presidential
electors on Tuesday, N0ye.nbcr 9Th. The
chosen electors will meet at their rcspec-
tive state capitals OF Wednesday December
Bid, aud cast their ballots for president and
vicc-lresitlent direct. On the same day
cong rcssincn win also BE- elected in the
states of Alablsi7, Arkansas, Kcntnrky.
i.o'iiSiailS, M,ryiausl. Mississippi. Rhode
i.land' aud Virginia. state legislatures
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Tomorrow. ; tiT,ly, tIse ,hrmocr. tie
convention will rstt and nominate . cO,.n
" ticket. Dlrgfrs ara r'Inipdc,l tLat
they arr not owned by,any. d,lnorr,st Or 50
Of t,mocnf-. AIusulyl eutbe heard on the
str,yts bOasts Of politicians that they c,n
,ot', this or That nisu as they src fit. There
arc c.indid.ltrs WHO lave an i,I,ai that they
have bt To s,y the word AMI they will be-
nominated.
The days of rings and combinations are
owr. NomuU has " bilh-of Sale 60 any
Office in the county. The democratic par
IS 81 Barber county 'locs not exist for any
one man or set Of men. NO eluhi,tte
San obtaiu any special rights oT pri,irg,s.
So. drlrG,tcs, rrlprmbrr this. anil be not
"a .-diunb driyru clttlr.7
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

k rs r'pOrt-yl- tlust several beeves have
been clandesiincly killed ont in Comanche
county, the brands obIitgratel and the
hi,ics bsried; so that IL discovered the
scoum,ircis who dId the killing could not be
convicted, Right here and now we predict
thai n this lawlc-sness IS continued there
will lro.blc arise, and IL any one Is caught
killing another's cattle ont there, or in this
county, Il may BE- Gcided that the law il
too -low,to attempt 70 wait for IL; sud
justice may be administered in slrrer and
shorter way. This suggestion is to those
who are not aoq'rainted with the customs Of
the country, established many years since.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Westrrn aud Southwestern stockmen are
al favorable TO the Sc. Louis eattlcmen's
convention, and will net 20 near Chicago.
The latter city, j=tloas OF the prcfcrment
OF 81 Louis, IL endcavoring to gyt mp Il
sldc show convention, In connection viii,
the Pat Stock show; b,t tic effort will
likely faIl Hat. Il has been UNDERSTOOD for
months that the afrsir az st. louis would
be The event OF the year for. cattktncn, and
it's not likely that any petty Jealousies, OF
spite work will Interfere with The sncocss
Of the enterprise. =.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Our merchants are Hl. feeling good over
the increased trade they have had this sca-
son; most Of them predicting an Increase
In the y'T,r's business over 1889 from 80 to
20 pr erut. The fact Of the matter j., this
county and town have both had steady
and healthy growth for several years; AMI
IN time BARBER comty will be- the richest
in Southwcstrrn Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

The national home TOR disabled Union
soldiers i To be located az I,cavenworth,
kfnsrs or ratl~r. three miles south Of tile
city. "n the hank of tie Missouri river.
one Toll 81 elton of lnd has been donated,
anil = bidding j. TO BE- erected THAT will
accommodate oHe thousand men. This
will he big thing for TiHvenworth. as
every one Of the inmates will receive a
p'nsion, and will, Of course spend most OF
the money In that city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

The editor OF tine CreSset aud rrpubli
can ciuditIte for tlc legislature. endorses
thr plan prOpOs,rt by Albert Griffin. the
Manhattan prohibitionist, to wt thoso vOt.
ing for rvpublie'n candidates for the lcgis-
laturc have PRINTED or written on their
tickets '-For Re- a'bndsiiOns " in favor OF
rc-subsnltting tire prohibition question. or
Against Re.sibnh.sion," II opposed.
From this we conclude that Candidate
McNeal win abide by tie viii OF the ma
jority expressed II at the baIiot.box.
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Il Is more than likely that r.. A. McNea

II is more than likely that r. a. McNeal
would vote for John J. Ingalls, return to
the L. :. Scnateif he were to be elected to
the lrgislsture from Birber county. In
calls is not representative western m,n
he exists for tive purpose OF being mean
he works exclusively In the interests of
the fnoiiorOlics of the east. We do not
want Ingalls, and therefore must not elect
any man who II for him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

The llai1rr CO'niy Eutcrpri-,', tine new
democratic paper. j'rst serted at Anthony,
by II. v. Alexander. appeared last week,
for TIM Hrf iinr', ~ bright ~ new dollar.
Harper cognty democrats should give the
Enterprise liberal support, for il Is
worthy IN cvrry WAY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Tie POsIOilicv fight IA Medicine Lodge is
not stopping the general progress Of the
city. Ban. Is tier sail democrats fighting
among thcm>clycs WIS like cats fighting:
-the mon fighting tive more cats" Soft is
with our lights IN Medicine Lodge: tin.
mon We fight tile inorc houses 30 up and
tire NOR, iuprOvemrh are MAKE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

BL,he il erteIing it on Ncvefy >fIe for
lodging the prohibition issie ln Maine.
lie did not vote on the amcrIdflent: and
tins hopes 70 make both the prphibitioIIr
ists and tho aniis believe he Is their
fFirnd. No ssnhIisl,te, whether lseis aspir-
ing TO the highest Office in the git of the
p'oPle. OF uG lowest Office to be filled
can afFOri to do,tgr or stratldie. This doe
trinc Is rs appropriate in a county canvass
as in the national cluvass.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

The total vote cast In November, 1880,
four months after the census enumeration,
was 9,20I ,42S. New York is credited with
,40S,75i OF voting age, aud its total vote
for president was l,l04,6O5. Pennsylvania
had !, 094 ,2s4 of voting age, and cast for
president S74,6S3. - Rhode Island and
Massachusetts impose greater restrictions
on the suffrage, in property and education
al qualifications, than other states, and the
census shows in the former state 7G.S9S
males Of voting age with only 29,235 vot-
ers, and in Massachusetts 02,64B of yot.
ing age and only 2S2,5l2 voters Tat the
presidential election.
la proportion to their whole number.
it is remarkable the number Of male for
eigners Of voting age. There are $780,.
7S4 foreigners in the states. with 2.9S4,3Oi
males Of voting age, or about one TO 1t
of population. or the native whites the
proportion of males of voting age to the
total is one to the ga of population. AnJ
OF the colored about A. & to the whole mum.
Der.
The disparity is best shown BY com.
parison of colored sand foreigners. OF
the latter there are 6.499,7Sl with 2,9Sl.309
males of voting age. OF the colored, i'm
GLIDING negroes, Chinese, and civilized
Indians, there are 6,44s,70S with .L,4GS,5 5l
males of voting aga. This shows what a
large proportion Of the foreign immigrs,.
ton is made mp of males over twehty-one
years of age. Very nearly one-half the
foreigners in this country in 1850 were
adult males.
In three states there are more foreign
voters than native. In Minnesota they
stand SS,622 natives to 1877 foreigners
in Nevada II, 442 to l4,l9l, and in. Wiscon
sin l4O,4 native to 1s9,409 foreigners
In these and other western states foreigners
are not required to await fire years pro-
baton, necessary to being admitted as citi-
zens Of the United States, to become vof.
ers. They arc admitted to suffrage on ont
and two years residence, with the filing Of
a declaration to become citizens.-Leaven-
worth Standard. .l-siscf
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

There Is not u particle of enthusiasm
over the republican county ticket; and
even the candidates OF that ticket see the
handwriting outhc wall. II reads: Bar
bcr county will be democratic In the year
OF our Lord 1854 by two hundred major
uv~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Judge Gresham, late postmaster general
lH's bern appointed secretary of the treas
ury, NC. FOlgcr, d,c.asc,l. Frank II,t,on
lat, ASSISTANT postmaster, will fill Gresham,
pltc,. 1865 .rrr. ca.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

OALI'ons' Payne Says ho will make an
other 'fIort to get into tile coveted coull-
Try this season. And II may bo mentions
81 tlaI he will rs orrtAii,ly -bS marched
OFT ~ lac GOES in. H.f.|.. .
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10 the r,sil, honest ,i-lrart prohibition-
lists OF li,rbcr county want u faithful rep
rrscniatiyv ia Tho legislature they should
run Mr.. Wa. Garrison, Of Sharon. This
advice v free.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Every indication points to the certain re-
election OF Gov. Click in November, and
many Of his enthusiastic friends claim that
he will even defeat Col. Martin more easily
than he defeated st. John. 1t is perhaps a
fact that the eastern counties Of the state
are more favorable to Martin than they
were to st. John, but 1t is also true tliat i'm
all the interior counties of the state Gov,
Click is better known and moro popular
than Martin, 81
Gov. G lick has had OCCASION to have Of
lic,al business with nearly all of the west
ern aud southern counties since lie assumed
the duties of the chief executive, and his
administration Of affairs have been so just,
so sensible, and in such perfect harmony
with the will of the people, that his COLI
stihIents arc enthusiastic for him.
lie has carefully guarded the boundaries
OF the state from the invasion of diseases
among live stock; he has persistcntly de-
uiauded uniform freight and passenger
rates; he has fought against the greed and
"hoggishness' of the vast corporations of
the state, and he has given his whole time
TO the discharge of his sworn duty.
His predecessor devoted about one hour
to the business Of the state he was elected
to look after, and about twcnty-thrce hours
TO his own private Affairs or the affdrs of
his party. f'saue.
Gov. Click has conducted himself as a
governor should, as the servant of tie
whole population. ever having I'm mind
that the state or its institutions were not
his private property. "7i t
Then it is gratifying to learn that from
every direction comes cheering news for
Gov. Click; and the chances are decidedly
favorable to his election. So mote it be.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Hon. u. VI. BicHci. democratic candidate
tor congrc-S, will speak here next THURS
Day night. .Indsc Amos Harris will also
address tie propl. on tina, occasion.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

IrH your brigl'DOr abOnt HON. II. NJ
Bicklr ran'lidic for congress, coming here
NEXT Thursday evening. yui irst. s.'
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-
Tie hinsmHu. eosnty rp,hllcaus have
another row IN. the camp. and have two
uomiuc,,s for the legislature.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Anrr to-mOrrow, the names Of the
county oahrrs ~ Barber county, D b.
cl,rt,tt ia November, will be known.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03
SN1rnpAY. OCTorrr 4 lSsi

u i Uro,ninrn,h-l THAI the priiniry con.
v'ns'on> tor the wsn'o-c of s,lcyfing dele
~ amluliornatcs 10 which each voting
nnvihvi y rntitlyd, b. lvll on Saturday
p'c'n'H'r "a. 1881. anil 4 u earnestly re-
9'H~tcd tlrtt fall drlcgitiousbr so, tfsl.i'
Ice SECRETARY OF zach unrung s ~
guy-lel 90 lorwapla lisi ~ tlc. a. ; gates
Ell ltct'd ~ iir lNptN. at M'vL,inv I odar,
o. .'su ~ po--lble aItrr H., un,,t,t = /,
LII, TIL. O'gE,,x. t,,,w
a. W. sIvvr. sc.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

jay GO.,hl contributed an wen hundTc,l
tl,o's.p,l to 'IA'-I,lhe rasc,ls ~" r-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Sincc tie OuthnHk Of vlOlcna this season
IN Italy, ten thouss,nd pyrsons have died.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Mctlicin,. Ioilyr can boast ora national
bank after mkt MONDAY. a..
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PORTLAND, lie, Sept. 10, h

Harry Wesley, E>q.--DcAr Sir: We
have achiryeda glorious victory for pro-
hibition. Ti'e republican party stood
hand to hand and shoulder to shoulder
with "a In tie light. Mr.. Blaine gave his
valuable assistance, and he assured me that
lac refraincd from voting at tire request OF
PrOminent Ohio rpublieans on account OF
the blgotrd Germans. Respectfully yours
rr ..H MEAL Dow.
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QUIZ VOTING POPULATION

The ccns.s b,lletih OF the ,nunIber Of
males IN the United Statesof p voting sge,
shows some curious facts. All persons or
a voting age arenot necessarily voters, IS
there are Qualifications aside from age in
most Of the states.
The total number Of persons Of voting
age Ia the thiry-eight states, and exclude
ing tire territories, Was as follows, in June.
1880:
Observation-Disclosures. S.129 81
Foreign ,9SI. 800
C0lOred, including Chinese and
1ndans-.-..-..-..a......... 1,457.25l
Total ,57l, 43l
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Evidently Ar. N,T'I Dow, the father Of
prohibition, should have taken Mr.. BI;line's
pr cirtiop-"burn this lettrr."' In reply
TO the inquiry why Sir. Blaine lodged vot-
iug on prohibition, he writes
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Buiiding material OF every DESCRIPTION con
stantiy an stock Mt Gcppert s stones. ~