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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25
Road Notice

State Of Kansas
County of barber.
Once Of County Clerk. July II, 1884,
NOTICE IL hereby given, that en- the sth day
OF July, 1894, "A petition signed by Ii. Lacy and
others, was presented tn the board of county
commissioners of the county and state afOrEs-
said, praying for the establishment of n certain
road, described as follows, viz:
Beginning at the county road where the samo
crOeses the section line between sections s and
9, township g. range II, at the middle of said
sections and 0, thence north on section line
to the town ltne between townships 81 and e:
thence north on section line a. nearly as prnc-
ticable north to the quarter corner dividing sec-
tons and In township 81, runge IL; thence
northeast ON the most practicable ground to
township line between townships 20 and 81,
and to section line between sections 22 and 81
township 81, range II, and place of Termination
OF spid road Is on township line betwet town
ships 20 AMI 81, range H.
whereupon, said board Of County commits
sioners Oppointcd the following named persona
viz: Jas. Springer, J. w. MagiT, A. L. duncan
~ viewers, with instructions To meet, I'm con-
junction with the county surveyor. ut the ise-
ginning point of said road, in Medicine Lodge
township ON the 18th day OF August A ID. 1884
and proceed TO view said road, and give to ali
parties n hearing.
BY order OF the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
81 RoBr. J. TALIAFERR0, County Clerk.
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The Republicans in Convention


The republican state convention met
at Topeka last week and nominated the
following state ticket to be voted for
next November:
Governor, John 4. Martin, of Atchi-
son.
1t. Gov. y. p. Riddle.
Secretary of State, Z. B. Allen of
Wichita.
Attorney General, S. B. Bradford, of
Usage county.
Treasurer, Sam'l. p. Howe, present
incumbent.
Auditor, Z. 2. McCabe, present in
cumbent. 3-r.
Chief Justice Supreme Court, Albert
II. Horton, present incumbent.
Associate Justice, w. A. johnson,
present attorney general.
Supt. of Schools, j. A. Lawhead, of
Fort Scott.
Sofar as the platform Is concerned, IL
was "cut and dried" for weeks before,
and is the production of the extreme
prohibitiOnists. 1t endorses Blaine and
Logan, and had the deyil and his right
hand supporter been the republican
nominees, they would have been as
cordially endorsed. In the same spirit,
the national platform is endorsed.
On the subject of prohibition the fol-
lowing are the resolutions:
Resolved, That prohibition has by a
vote of the people, without distinction
of party, been adopted as the organic
law of this state.
Resolved, That We favor faithful
and honest enforcement of the constitu-
tional amendment, that the full effects
of prohibition may be realized; that the
declared will of the people may be re-
spected and that the majesty of the law
be vindicated. -.-e
Resolved, That as under the constitti-
tion and laws of the state all errors and
injustice of the inferior courts may be
corrected by proper proceedings in the
| supreme court, q tribunal now compos.
ed of members of both of the great pO.
litical parties of the state, the recent
action of Governor Click in exercising
the pardon power to relieve guilty per.
sons from the just penalty of f'lawbreak.
ing solely upon the ground of alleged
wrongs and irregularities existing al
the trials, when they have not sought 8
review of their cases in the suprem,
court, In an unwarrahted assumption
on the part of the executive of the ju
dicial power of the state and is an at
tempt TO destroy the confidence of tn,
people in the courts, thereby melting
lawlessness and disc obedience to publ,
authority, and such conduct on th,
part of the governor, under solemn oatl
to obey the constition and enforce tn,
laws merits and deserves the condem
nation of all citizens irrespective o
party affiliations and regardless o.
personal views as to the policy of pro
hibition. 6f
The convention demanded that tn,
present railroad law be strengthened
and amended SO as to remove its cum
bersome features. f
An effort was made by Col. d. r
Anthony of have resolution adopted
in favor of calling constitutional con
vention; but the proposition was yotet
down by ayes 62 nays S96. The prohi
bitionists in this state will not couseni
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St. Joseph Gazette: Jerusalem was
kept clean for century because every
Jew was strictly required to keep every
thing clean in font of his own premises
II these Americans who Profess to feel
80 much solicitude about Irish disaffec-
tion will only see to it that they plumb
the track to a hair themselves, and do
such work for the ticket as men should
do whose whole souls are aroused and
interested, the Irish viii be somewhere
in the same neighborhood.
When the average IrishftiaIi ceases to
be democrat, he will cease also to be
an Irishman. He will. then have for
gotten his country, his religion; the
wrongs of his race, all hopes of any fd-
ture national life, and four centuries of
@, o,,pression which, i'm scute respects,
wei e as bad as the knout, and in all re-
spects worse than Siberia.
And all for whatp Becatse, as the
alarrSists tell us, Blaine is to do some
terrible. m theological and destructive
thing to Engivnd. Blainel The man
who was teuns when the wild wal
fiared out arAof a sudden into great
storm OF flame, ana killing, and march
ing, and murder. and who slipped into
hole with just hs heA sticking out
yelling for substitnte. )h! no, surely
not Blaine. II it were onIy Grant now
Grant back again on his les nrmiy
Grant, stolid, caring nothing 4'or law
pinched little in purse ana anxl Gus &c
recuperate. Grant, with stbsel vien'
house, up to its arm pits i'm the tseas< 'ry
as in the days of old, an6 senxe VI
butchers, with white aprons over tAeI1
paunches, and their grabbing hands W
the smoking entrails of the constitL>
tiOn-if, we say, it were only Grant
back where he was fourteen years ago,
there might be war by land and s,'a.
But bounty jumper like blaine is
physically and constitutionally unfit to
help a brave and impetuous race like
the Irish, even though they meant to
go no further than the boycotting of a
landlord, or the hamstringing of tax
collector. Besides, Blaine comes from
Maine. AS well might an honest Irish
man go the Boyne water, expecting to
find the bones of those heroes of his
race who fell there that William might
not rive up poor old Ireland with broad
swords and black watches, as to go to
Maine expecting to find any good, or
healthy, OF saving classes for his native
land. Maine means puritanism and
prescription. Maine possesses mean
predatory acts against the government.
They mean navy yards, contracts, high
protective tariff, cringing foreign
policy, and violence, extortion, and cor
ruption at home. Those who want
most to make Blaine president have no
more idea of going abroad to pull the
nose or twist the tail of the British lion
than they have of building a monu-
ment to jefferson Davis. Their high
est ambition is fat contract or a
treasury job. If fighting is to he done
God knows that Blaine is not the man
to lead.
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The directors of the Kansas State
Fair Association had meeting in To-
peka last week and fully determined
to go forward with the preparations
for the greatest fair this year they have
ever held, which will take place Sept.
Sth to 18th, inclusive. There had been
some uncertainty about the matter be-
fore, but now all hands will put their
shoulders to the wheel and push hard.
Especial preparations will be made for
the accommodation of big stock ex-
hibit, and good share of 100 cattle
stalls have already been engaged.
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A pool Of all the cattlemen holding
between the Cimarron and Canadian
rivers, in Oklahoma, formed Tuesday.
The pool is composed of seven outfits,
and will contain, when stocked up to
the limits, $4,000 cattle nnder its con-
troll. A board of seven directors was
elected, and on August lst full set of
officers consisting of president, treasur-
er. secretary and pool boss. The ranch
men turn all their steck into the pool
in his own brands and then put the pool
brand on in addition thereto. The
pool pays all expenses by assessment
pro rata with the number Of cattle held
by each member. To 1000 cattle one
man and eight horses are tured i'm. The
annual pay roll and expense bill on the
pool plan win be cut down over Is per
cent, as under the pool plan twenty five
men and $50 horse will do the work that
it now takes over IS men and 800 horses
70 accomplish. The name is to be Cim-
arron and Canadian Pool. As the brand
has not been decided upon yet, We are
unable to give it, but it is very probable
that the brand of the pool will appear
in these columns soon.
Marion Blair received S4.5O per hun.
dred for the shipment of cattle mention
ed last week, at Kansas City, and start
ed another train Monday for the same
point from his company's range. 49,.
w. e. Quinlan came In Monday from
his ranch, and was followed yesterday
by 400 beeves that will be sent forward
this morning. They are as fine as the
bunch he sent out last year so he says
John Blair received Sa.30 for the
shipment of cattle he made last week
for his company. They were about sold
at $3.50 when the buyer found he wa,
about loaded UP and could not take
them.
Perry Ewing has at last securedIa res
idence, and will at once move his fami
ly to this point. Perry las been Ioafins
around with the boys here until he i,
tired of it.
| The Standard Cattle Company-receiy
ed from eastern parties two carloads oi
fine high-grade Shorthon1 bulls lasi
week, which Mr. Allen sent down to hi.
ranch ON Friday. ~.
There were forty-six cars of stocl
sent forward from our stock yards Mon
day morning, and fifty-thfee last week
Prior to that time. since the shippiul
season opened, one hundred and five
cars has been shipped. Caldwell Journ.
al.
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From gentlemen recently in from
Dodge City, the Kansas City Indicator
learns of the following trades effected
there during the past week:
+. z. Sugg s. Bro, to Spencer & Al.
lertOn, 900 North Texas 2-year-old
heifers, at S22 y delivered at Wichita
Falls. These go to Dakota.
W. B. Worsham, to Spencer & Drew
5.0S7 North Texas yearlings, well grad
ed up with Shorthorn bulls, at Sls.5(
per head delivered at Dodge City.
The :Espuela Cattle Company. tC
Latham & Richards, 1000 Texas ones
and twOs at SIS and SD, delivered al
Dodge City.
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Read Notice.

state OF Kansas.
County of Barber.
Once of County Clerk. July Is, 1884,
NOTICE Il hereby given thnt ON the sth day
OF July. 1884 a petition signed by A. w Little
and others, was presented TO the board Of COM
missioncrs of the county and state aforesaid
praying for the locatun of u certain road, de-
scribed as follows, viz:
Beginning at the southeast corner of the
nnrthca<t quarter of section T. thence north on
section line to- the southwest corner of north
west quarter Of section 81, township 81 range
IL; thence in northeast direction on old road to
intcrsect south line 0f section IL, the said new
ROAD to be as.neur as practicable on the above
descTittd ronfe. theIlce east to interscet the
Medicine Lodge and kingman road
WhereupOn, said board of county commits
sions appointed the following named pcrsons
viz: }. w. Mngill, Jas. Springer, a. l.. Duncan
~ viewers, with instructions to meet In con-
Junction with the county surveyor at the be-
ginning OF said roHd i'm Medicine Lodge TIP. on
18th day of August, 1881. and proceed to- vie W
said road and give to all parties IA hearing.
by order of the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. g.
81 RoBT. J. TALIAYERRo, County Clerk
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Water can be found i'm many of the
so-called deserts Of the west. A little
digging in some places, an artesian well
or two in other places, will change the
future of whole counties. Three wells
have recently been dug in Lincoln
county, N. NJ, where water has never
been had, but there was an abundance
Of water foundat depth of twenty
five feet. The Mexicans have always
been to lazy and the mining gprospectors
too careless to dig for water 1t is for
the cattle men to show how much wa
ter there really is in the American des-
prtS
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.COUNTY INDEX
TO PATRONS Oh, THE INDEX.

MEDICINE LODGE, KS, July 1,issi.
The undersigned, dl.Tinist;a ;ators OF
have this day sold the BAh'BER GoUN-
TT INDEX newspaper, togeth, & with al!
rights, benefits and accounts ,tie sNaid
institution, to Z. L. Caruthers who Is
authorized to collect all debts due tia
paper and who will al all unexl> >tred
contracts made on behalf of it. We ;SSk
for the purchaser continuation of tire
liberal support heretofore accorded the
INDEX. SUSAN A. PAYNE,
L. A. MCCLEARY.
Administrators Of the Estate Of +. W.
Payne, deceased.
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Road Notice. .

State OF EaneaR,
County OF Barber. ...
once Of County Clerk, July II, 1854.
NOTICE r. herebv given, that ON the sth day
OF July, 1884 q petition signed by Amos Wilson
and others. was presented tO the board of couA-
~ commissioners OF the county and state afore-
said, praying for the establishment Of a certain
road, described as follows, viz:
Commencing at the southeast corner OF sec
ttOn u. township 20, range -, thence running
west on or as near "a g section line ~ practica-
bic to the southwest quarter corner OF se ction
u, township %. range II: thence north one
han mile to the northeast corner Of the SOUTH
east quarter OF section u, township 30, range
~; thence west on half section line through
the centre OF section -, township "a, range Is
ana weet line OF section 16 and the place OF
termination OF said road II the southwest cor
ner OF the northwest quarter OF section l6,
township %, range IL.
Whereupon. said board Of county commits
sioncrs appointed the following named persons
viz: W. o. Thompson, +. ". Gordon and II. NJ.
Buck ~ vtowerS, with instructions tO meet, I'm
conjunction with the county surveyor, at the
beginning point of said road in Laktf City town
ship on Monday the llth day Of August, 4. ID.
IScA, and proceed 10 view said road, and give
to all parties n hearing.
by OrJieriof the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
81 ROBT. j. TALIAFERRO, County Clerk.
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leo acres, miles from town, with timber
and water and good farm land SI,6O0
10 100 acres. miles from town, all under
fence, good water and timber t1,5W
IL I6O acree, miles from town, timber and
water, sone fencing. $l.2O
IL 100 acres, miles from town, timber and
water. ~ aores feneed. $50
~ l00 acres, Q miles from town. water and
timber, - head cattle farm implements 81 100
IA 80 acres, miles from town, on Medicine
river, water and timber. l60 acres fenced, o. e0O
IS SO acres on Medicine river. 100 acres un-
der fence, good timber and water e25O0
l6 $40 acres, all fenced, timber and water,
good farm land l.rT rf ellO0
IL I60 acres good farm land ". OF town eSo0
10 Wacshouse q water. farm mnd pacrt7H
10 9e0acros, 2 miles OF town, rs story frame
house. living water, all fenced, 60 acres in eul-
uvation. $500
20 IeO acres, all fenced, lasting water adjoln-
ing No. ~, $3.50
81 IOO seres. miles from town, 20 acres
fenced aud In cultivation. Si,eO
20 IeO acrrs, s miles from town, all good
farm land md well improved, fl.o0
- GO acres. all good farm land and we'll
watered, go acres fenced, mile from p. O. and
sdnSo sii,S sSd VI se'd d good Thoroushbred y and %
- 60 scres decided land and 1000 acres fem
cd and divided In two pastures, - head Of cat-
te, mostly cows and calves, - acres 10 cultixs-
rs go acres Of land. lb0 acres in cultivation
and lsO head Of cattle, Galloway bun, SI3.JOO
20 go acree decided land 40 fenced, timber
aud water, 20 or 50 acres In cultivation, good
houses, $50 head OF catfie, head OF mulee. 3
hOrser, farm implements, $1,000
"a leo acres decided land, Il miles from town
well waterSsi. 10 acrsr fenced. zoo head Of cattle
I 10 horses, all ranch property included eli,3e0
20 40 acres of land, well-watered. s5yacres
/ fenced and In cultivation, good frame house
and stables q, go
30 100 acres Of land on the Cimarron river,
prico S,f00
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DAx. MORRIS. o. p. rooLx.
MORRIS & POOLE,
MEDICINE LODGE KANSAS.
Real Estate and Live Stock
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Have FIR sale number OF IMPROVED and
CATTLE and CITY PRoPERTr- ,
! PhRTht tisI OF PROPERTY .


370 yeaflirrgs, i73 COWS and so calves,
210 and year ol,ls and range 10 miles
square. Price $1,000 per head. =.
80 miles from Medicine Lodge. ie0
acres of land in cultivation; good wells;
lJ0 p'-,ch trees; leo grape vines; ricks of
rye Is acres OF sorghnm; 81 head of cows
and caves! All for $4,000. C
4s0 acres Of land all under fence; 80
acres in cultivation. fne house and plenty
of water, young orchard, best ranch farm
in the county four miles OF range. Price,
$500. Fs4f f
100 acre farm. > miles west Of Medicine
Lotlye, 35 aeres .0f. timber. balance in cub
tiyation. All fenced. Price, $3.50.
320 acres of good land 1oO acres fenced.
i2x20 house with two rooms and b1senient:
good sp:ihg; 6acns OF timber, 80 fruit
trees stable 40 feet long; IL miles from
Medicinc Lodge and plenty OF range. Price
$2.500.
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Road Notice.


State Uf Kansas, W.
County Of Barber,
Once of County Clerk, July 10, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the sth day
Of July 1854 petinn signed 10y T. p. whitaker
and others was presented to the board of coun-
ty commissioners of the county and state more
said, praying for the location of a certain road
Described as follows, ~: H.. 20
Beginning at the northwest corner Of the
northeast quarter Of section ., township 81,
ranNe lb. thence west on the section line Ia
miles; thence north y Of mile; thence west
and northwest on the most practicable route
TO the west line OF Barber county. thence TO
Click. Comanche county. =
whereupon, said board OF county commits
sionors appointed the following named persons
viz: ID. L. Pierce. j. NJ. Dinsmore, and G. w.
Graves ~ viewers, with Instructions 10 meet, I'm
conjunction with the county surveyor, at the
beginning point Of said ruad I'm Sun City town.
ship On the sth day Of August, A. ID, 1884. and
proceed to view said Rad, and give TO all par
tics hearing. By order OF the ~Frrf.l
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
S' RoBT. }. TALlAFERRo, County Clerk.
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to allow the people an opportunity to
vote prohibition out of the cJnstitu-
ton.
The platform adopted was SO distaste-
fill to the ante-prohibiti6nists; that
they declare they wilt not support the
ticket; and it nUS atpears that thefe
are as good chances for the election Of
d deniocrat as govef1iof as Tiers were
iii 1888; ia fa
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Phillas trotted "a mile in 2:lSt last
week at Chicago in the fourth heat.
This is the fastest stallion time on
record, and also claimed to be the
fastest fourth heat ever trotted by any
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Farm Pr0DeTtu.

I 10 acres adjoining town. all under fence
price. ts,5gO
price, per acrr, ! I', err
J so acres, milc from town. with a good
house, all under fence, per acre, 81
4 30 acres. under fence, some good farm
land, part In cultivation, two miles from town,
price per acre, -
lnO ncrCs, mile frum town. under fence.
good house orchard. isacrr- cuitivstrd. q .GOO
8 20 acrrs, mile of town. fenced, guod hou-, /,
price SsOO
IS5 acr-s, adjoining town, timber aud hy-
ing water. per acre f2S
l0a acres, miles west of town, vel i'm
proved aud good farm lani, Sl,JO
gC-Partics dcriring full particulars ~ TO an
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Road Notice.



County or Barberi -
Once OF the County Clerk. July Is. 1884,
NOTICE is hereby given that on the sth day
of July. 1884. petition signed by n. Z. Van
tres and others was presented tn the Board of
county Commissioners Of the county and state
Aforesaid, praying for the establishment Of
certain road. described as follows: -
Place OF beginning Of said road is the north
east corner of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton z, township 81. range VI; thence running
west on the 9th parallel lfne to the Iiorth-weSt
corner OF section 4. township 81, range Il,
thence on the most practicable route to the
west line OF the county on the north side of the
otn standard parallel line OF the county.
Whereupon, said board OF County Commits
sioners appointed the following named persons
VIZ: ID. Il. Pierce, J. ". Dinsmore and o. W.
Gravee "a viewers, with instructions to meet
In conjunction with the County Surveyor, at
the beRinning point OF said road IN Sun City on
the 9Th day OF August, A. D., 1894. and proceed
10 view said road, and give to all parties hear
ing. by der Of the
B01RD OFCoUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
G1 hoBr. j. TAILAFERRO, County Clerk.
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CitU Pr0DertV.

l-Hou-e. = rOoms, 3lots. on cherry st., 5000
2-Hous.-, lots. lat AveE 40
S-Houss an, lot. lst AVcw 800
ALONE and 2 lots, Kansas Ave K 6Oo
S-Funr acre lots, I'd Ave ", 100
6-Housc and lots, Wash. AvcE 100
7-Barn and 9 lOts cor Walnut 4 Wash. nv. 40
e-IIousc ot rooms, acre lot, Springrt. 100
l0-Brick house and lots, X. ave. T. 30
ll-Fine rcridsnse, I acre lot Spring - l.GO
l2-3 lots Kansas avenue east 100
lS-House and 5 lots. Kansas ave. z, 80
ll-S lots Washington ave. West go
l5-g r. 80
l6- business house & stock goods, y Main, . GOO
l7-sstory brick business house. y Main 5000
le--House of rooms, y lots, Ks. ave Z VOO
io-House and harm, acre lot. I'd Ave. W a,O00
a0--Busanozs house and lot, N. Main st. l.G0O
ai-4 lots. a5H 10. Oak 81. and lstAv.w ~
49-1room hOusa. barn. 4 lUts. lrt Av.w W 1000
23-troom house, 8 lots. Wash. AVE, l,lOo
a4-IIOuso md lot, wa-h. Ave Y no
25-Houae andS lots, Wash AveE I.lOO
28-- 1900
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Po-tonnce NJ Mrdicine Io'ixe open FROM 4 v
y ~. Sundays one hour arrival of mail
MONEY order Dgnvr. ". II. NANSLYKE, Pm.
RznA VAESLyKH. ASSISTANT.
Tho Mails:
prnm Harper aud nll Eastrrn points, arrives
sally ~ 1rN; leaves daily at lOAN
FROM sun city Lake city. Sodnr Greek, Ted
,rcck, Hutchinson. kingman. Bru-s, Known.
fasii arrives Moudnys, Weciucssihys aud FRI
laysat5rM Doparts'ruerdays Thursdays and
Saturdays
From Iuka, Eltn Mills AMI SarutorH arrives ON
tuesdays AMI Fridays NJ ~ AMI departs on
WedncstlaYs AMI SATURDAYS at sam.
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THE BARBER COUNTY INDEX.

The fSDEx "a d .rrusfc,sitc newspaper, .sstib-
rhed at The coniity sfat iliid is the dfhciti pa:
per Of the coiiiity. Il the especiAi .advtratc Of
the Live stock iiidustty th the ebiathxost., and
numbers arputig IL; PATRONS bfrtE;e ranchmaH
qf trtpoftafice In this section df The graxing
district; II reaches nearly etetS cow-snmp IN
tori south 6t here; aud has i splendid cfroula-
tiou, arhopg the stockrhen Of tho Eastern states;
As nm adyertieing me<;sYn II has no, sliboriors
Politically. the fvDES II beInocfsl( ~, and will
ever be found ndtocatifg The pffnciples laid
down by jefferson. ..lIi' - 81 -
It's columns wiiidt dill tiGcs sonssya eSoica
md select FIRMLY tpadipg rnSttef, ard B6thina
~ offend the most fastidibhs: +t7 e
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A. o. U, W. SsS:i.y sS's gysls eslS' Tssr:la7 S%i S9
W. Moons. Rcoorisr.
u. A, X, ,Ss s a., SATURDAY W.: IN each as month
~ the court house In Medicine lNdHU, ~ y. -.
Al comrades cortltnliy Invited
n n. Urnuru,r. Asja,sss. 3D. ss,'"' '0'' o""''S'