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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-24
Genesis chapter xviii. verse xix

Genesis. chapter xvii., verse xix.
BY request of many applicants | place
before the suffering soMe OF my Specifics
use d in my successful treatment OF lC0
patients.
No. /, Seminal Weakness.
No. 2 fmpotency.
No. 3. Female Complaints. Leucorrhcea
tWhitesl; Inflammation of Bladder.
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Sent carefully p cked. by express, {. Old
Home instruction sent free, to any ad-
dress. on receipt o. q self ado res. ed
stamped envelope. TO p. o. box ~.
Private, Chronic, Skin and Spinal Dis
eases cured.
Mr.. G. L. MILLER, SIR,
los Cherry street. q. %. ffOx "a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-24

Takes freight q the following reduced
rates Per Ton.
Feed. malt. salt, coal and pig iron =. 81 so
Groceries, liquors and merchandise. 90
Household goods. ............ 2 50
Stoves, sewer pipe. castings towners
risk -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
Stoves, sewer pipe, castings tships
rtskl.... ..................s ...,... 90
Coal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
Acid, In carboys, each. 2 90
Pianosl released) each.......,........ 6 90
OrgHnsl releasedl each. on
Buggies and farm wagons. each..... 90
Machinery aud bricks special contract.
Vessels In this line leave San Franci co
every ten days.
Special contracts made by either
ChAS. II. WELLS,
10 California street. San Francisco. or
III. l.. YESLER.
Seattle Agent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-24

- DENTIST. GRADUATE OF
49, ths New York College Of Dem
&A01U tisexy. Once No. IN Front
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

BlSine's letter OF acceptance appeared
this week, and II must DC admitted, that
the document was an able one from his
standpoint. lie treats Of every question Of
tire houi at length, and while there was
evi,hntly care taken to make il harmonic
with the national platform Of his party
II nevertheless shows the work OF states
man. IL Is not u document that the masses
will be influenced by, however, aud We
have hops that Mr.. Cleveland can get up
a mOrc effective document. Logan wait
ed until lie lad Rad Blaine's letter and
then l'c sent out hls. dealing with the sub
jccis about tie same rs hls chief and adding
lot of ''blOo,ly shirt thunder to wake up
the old soldier element that had gone to
sleep over Blaihe's effort. ....
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

Atchison Globe: John 4. Martin, the
republican nominee for the governorship
* well known in AtchisOn. Born I'm
Brownville, Penn, about forty-five years
ago, he came to Kansas in his early youth
and became the owner of the Squatter Sow
ercign, changed its name to Champion,
and thus founded a journal which stands
near the head of the class Of Kansas news
papers. As colonel Of the Eighth Kansas
regiment me went TO the war and did good
service. During his military career,
while in command at Nashville, he formed
an intimacy with Andrew johnson, and
never afterward failed to do justice to
Johnson's character and motives. AS an
editor Mr.. Martin has been successful, hay
ing accumulated considerable fortune.
As politician lac has been less so. Some
years ago he was defeated for the mayor
atty Of Atchison by John c. TomlinsOn,
a young democrat Of great force of char.
acter and popularity. Mr.. Martin was
also defeated by st. Sohn in his candidacy
for the nomination for governor some
years ago. since which time he has never
shown any cordiality Of feeling for the
saint. Until very recently Mr.. Martin has
been an avOwe'l opponent Of prohibition,
aud his present advocacy Of that policy
has caused his sincerity to be questioned.
lie Is violent, not to say yirulent in his POI
litlcal views, and is fond of abuse when
mentioning his political antagonists. As
citizen he Is estimable, and in domestic
relations is worthy OF the affection with
which he Is regarded. He is simple in his
elstes and habits, and strongly averse to
display. The title of an English noble
man arouses his anger and the Champion
will probably be instructed never to allude
to him, should he be elected, without the
prefix "IIis Excellency."
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25


SO far Il APPEARS that all fear Of Texas
fever appearing In this county this season
have proved groundless. rs not a case has
been rcportedso far. But II may be men
toned that should tho county escape this
trouble, 1t will be purely accidental, and
not because the safety committees did any
work. Herd after herd ofsuspicious look
Ing cattle passed here in the spring, and
We have not heard Of any bunch being
stopped except the one that was attempt
Ing 10 pass along the state line, east OF
kiowa. There has been an unusual
amount OF rain this season and this may
have washed away tire germs Of the dis
ease. Let us hope that II did, and that no
poison Is yrt lurking In innocent appear
ing blades Of grass or along the trails and
roa,ls. ..st.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25


Attention Is directed to u,c call for n
state democratic convenlion at Topeka,
August 10th, for the purpose OF nominating
state ticket and the necessary presiden-
tial electors. IL " suggested that the
county conventions to select delegates be
held on Saturday, August 9th, and we sup
pose that date will be adopted in Barber
county. Tie call for the convention is
broad enough to admit almost any person
WHO Is Supposed to Capitalization, the fos-
ter'ns OF monopolies at the expense of the
No sscs, the frauds and rascaliiy pcrpctra-
ted by the party In power, and la fact all
who arr In favor Of = government by TIE
people rather than a government owned
and controlled by Office holders.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

Texas Live Stock JsurnaE A West
TeNas c'ttlemen, who has recently been nm
In the u. 7. T., along the trail. WHOM
about thirty-ave miles south Of washita no
came up with an old trallman, who h,d
under guard horse thief, and learned
from him that he was In quandar, as
now after - hours chase ne had captured
this thief and got back his horse, but Of
.iccrs and law were too distant for his
disposal, ana nc could not leave his cattle.
Finally he tied the thief and staked him
securely for the night. When morning
came the old mans mind was clear. He
stripped the thief to the waist, and gave
HIM a most unmerciful whipping, cutting
the nesh AZ every lick. The whipping
which was witnessed by our informant
aided to the dancing OF the victim and the
satisfictlOn OF the tnll:man, was an inter
sstiRg sight. The pitcous cries for mercy
aud the moslns Of the thief must have af-
fected the administering agent Of jnstice,
for after two hnndrsl laahes had been adj
mlnisteTed the cords were eit from the
victim, aud he was permhtei to leavr.
swearing that he would never steal again.
This looks Ike queer way to get even
with the knights &C the halter. bot We ven
ture to say tine impression thus MAKE will
prove Listing oLe.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

All OF EHrOpc, and for that matter a
considerable portion of tire United States,
Is terribly shaken up over n cholera scare.
In Francs anil Italy, and in one or more
places In England the dread disease has
made It's appearance. AS consequence
European tourists are demoralize and arr
fleeing to places Of safety when they can.
Bat In several places in Italy thousands of
travellers are held In quarantine; the boats,
ships and hotels are prohibited from enter.
tanning or Accommodating strangers, and
so great Inconvenience arises. There Ia
considerable alarm In the southern and
eastern states lest the disease make its APP
pearAhcc on these shores, aud tie presi-
dent has Issued proclamation calling for
extra vigilance on the part OF state sanlta-
ry commissions and asks their co-opera-
ton with the national board Of health
IL Is not likely, however. that the disease
will appear In the United States in epldem.
&c form, though sporadic cases may be
looked for.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

John a. Martins nomination excites lit
tie enthusiasm in Kansas, both prohibi-
tionists and the ants being afraid Of him.
Ever since the adoption OF tine prohibition
amendment to the constitution until a few
months since, Col. Martin WAS counted as
opposed to the doctrine, and he was one Of
the crOw'I Of kickers ut Topeka two years
ago. when ~. John and prohibition were
endorsed 80 cInphatieilly. His paper, tire
Atclison Champion, took OCCASION TO say
many unpleasant things Of st. John, and
in fact IL was regarded rs anti-prohibition.
But Col. Martha Is human, and when lac
saw an opportunity to get Tire republican
nomination by turning prohibition he WAS
equal to the occasion. And now his old
friends and admirers no more know whcih-
er he will, II elected, favor the policy he
advocated two or three years ago or whetll-
he will abide honestly by the doctrines
laid down in the republican platform.
Both sidcs arc afraid OF him.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

The assignce's report OF the Grant-wartl
failure is ne worst showing yet made Of
that affair. Liabilities, sl6.7s2,GI7, against
actual assets OF only S66,I7I. All gone.
no ono but Ward knows where, and he
docs not seem disposed to tell. 1t will be
good while before another eminent name
will induce deposits OF $4,000 600 on the
strength Of alleged government contracts
20 profitable that the profit admitted Ut the
payment Of usurious interest. The public
NO doubt needed the lesson, though II
must have ruined hundreds OF the dcposi.
tors.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

II Is announced that Cap. Ely, special
smelling agent for this. land district has
bcen removed, and Harry 81. John. son OF
the saint Of the name, las been appointed to
the vacancy. "what h the reason for the
changer the INDEX asked wcll-posted
republican Of this county, tile other day.
''Oh, d-n Il, Ely didn't know the value OF
his services. Why. he would take a hun
drcd dollars and pint Of mcah whiskey
when he might have got thousand dollars
aud gloss Of champaign just rs easy"
said the well-posted republican. We hav-
ent the slightest idea Whist he meant.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

The papers are full OF the account OF
tire recovery of GIcely and his party Of
explorers, and much historical impor-
lance is attached to the discoveries made
by them. t
''ilOw important are the discoveries
made by Lieutenant GreeIyg'' was asked
OF a prominent arctic explorer of Wash
lngton, the Otler day.
"From the point OF view or an arctic
geOgnpber they are OF first-class impor-
tance. Lieutenant Greedy has hot only tn
ken away from Commander Markham of
the British navy the blne ribbon OF arctic
discovery for the highest latitude ever at
tanned in any part Of tine world, but he has
extended the limit OF the Mares explora-
lions both in Greenland and Grinnell land,
and has given a severe blow to Captain
Mares palaeocrystic ice and theories,
winch the latter founded upon ii. The
fact that two of Greely's sledge parties
were stopped by open water In the polar
basin and that both were at times adrift in
strong currents, which threatened to carry
them help!essly away norhward would
seem to show that tile polar basin Is not
the solid sea OF ancient and immoyable Ice
which Mares described and which ne dc.
clared was never nayigRble. Lieutenant
Greely's explorations over three degrees OF
latitude and nearly forty-ninei degrees Of
longitude. He has virtually ascertained
the true outline OF Grinnell land, and ha:
crossed IL from east to west on the north.
ern coast of Greenland and has gone on,
degree Of latitude and ten degrees of lon
gitude beyond the f'Irtherest point reached
by Captain Mares accomplished sledging
officer, Lieutenant Beaumont.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

Soon after tlle Chicago democratie con-
vention adjourned, the associated press
was active in sending to the world the
news Of democratic dissatisfaction over
the ticket nominated, and for q few days
there appeared to be some foundation for
the belief that Cleveland and Hendricks
would meet with opposition inside the par
ty. But such is not the case, and every
day Il becomes more prudent THAT the So
lection Of these men was evident and the
part OF sound policy. And the ends Of the
ticket should not have been reversed,eithcr
though ut first glanccs such proposition
might meet with favor. .aaf
There IS no question but that the whole
country wanted Mr.. Tildcn, but he could
not accept, asl the next best thing had to
be done. Here, then, was Cleveland, a
man who had been elected governor Of the
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25
RoadHotica

State OF Kansas, f.l o..
County OF Barbsr.S ff--I -r.- o.
-. once Of County Clerk, July Is. 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the sth day
OF July, 1854 petition signed by A-W.Frecman
and others, was presented to the boardO coua-
" commissioners OF the county and state afore-
said praying for the establishments OF a certain
road, described as follows, viz:
Tho place OF beginning OF said road to be %
feet east of the northeast corner OF the south
west quarter OF the no. tn east quarter OF SEQ
ton Il. township 81, south OF range L. west
the width OF said road 20 be 40 feet and the
placsof termination OF said road TO be ~ rods
south OF the place Of beginning, intersecting
the Medicine Lodge and Harper road.
t. Said road was accepted and declared q public
highway. H
BY order OF the
BOARD OFCOUNTT COMMISSIONERS,
IS RoBr. J. TALIAFxRRo, County Clerk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

Several eases OF CHAMBERS havv appeared
among the horses Of Kansas City. aud there
IL NO telling when it may spread through
this stats. The smart-alccks In this State
who have been hln,lering State Yctrriua-
FIaR lIolco'ube in the discharge Of his tIu-
tics, would 10 well 20 direct their energies
IN some other cause. ncre Is sport made
ofthe state having ''cow DOCTOR" but Il
comes from class OF ward bammers and
politicians and NOT from she respectable
agricultural and stock growing elasss.
We hope to 80 NE state live stock sanitary
commission property encouraged aud their
power lnerascd rather than curtail,sl.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

An attempt WAS made to march the diff
ferent state delegations into the exposition
hall at Chicago. The attempt was not an
entire success. The first delegation got
off wrong and were turned back By the
doorkeepers but Kansas says the Inter-
Oceans report, came on, headed by a
grand band all the way from Leavenworth,
and a gorgeous drum major seven feet tall.
The Kansas men knew what they were
about and headed straight fror the proper
entrances-delegates to, the LEFT, alter
mates to the right, band chessez down the
centre" Kansas generally gets there.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

George W. Martin, in tire Junction CITY
Union, thus sums mp prohibition ia Kan
sas: III we could see some good results to
tie public or individual good, we might
endurr this gr'at farce, but we have added
to all the casualty OF whIsksy, dis ordered
communities and prostitution OF the
courts. II Il mistake to impose upon the
courts settlement OF the brand bread and
hot biscuit theories OF unsonnd stomachs
for the regulation ~ sound stomachs. II
Is moral, political and governmental out.
rage which the people must eventually
throw or
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

Wichita Beacon: la obedience 20 the
vox populi Of the Scdgwick county prohib-
leans the senatorial CONVENTION sat down
on the pretent.ons Of Kingman county and
tl'e nice little game Of the ScdgwIck cornty
ring schemers. The Hon. John Kelly, OF
Se'lgwick, and not OF Ny Yark, WAS nnan-
imously nominated for the position he
once vacitel Kiugnan WIS so badly de-
morHlized that 20 put no one In nominal
ton, bot when the vote was called, voted
solid for Gillette. Now II the opposition
call CONVENTION aud nominate the next
senator.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

Tho dcmocnstle party N. vsB r0bbcI tie
Germans. II ma''e thsm ciilnns. n pro-
eceted them in their socisl habit. anil ais
toms. Il did not br'~k az thrir hr,'w,ries
and sxiirIuair their beer warkns. u did
H"t destroy ina dry millions Of dollars
worth of lHeste'l capltal. Before tlle
Atchison Champion 'hrcs TO sIus,k even
tl'c NoriGcrmanahovr Its brath, let "
'hinand that lie party shall roll hack the
n-a'rsc'i ti'le Of prohibition In KanSns. and
rsioU to the Germans of the state the
p'"p"fiy % Un~cn,pulously conGscalel.-
} I'm y. Edwards.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

Among the reasons given by the dclcgs-
ton FROM this county for Geo. Oncr's de
feat. were two, that are undoubtedly the
truth: No prurnlrcnt men were working
for hin, and hls friends from here were
acquainted with the delegates. second,
his absence from tie state, while engaged
rs counsel for the government In looking
up land frauds, causeJ him to lose his ldcu
biy a. Kansan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

II l. suggested tIrit because Gov. Cicvo-
land, as sheriff or:I'ufr,lo. officially hanged
two men, le l. not THE kind OF man for
president. Il shows conciusivcly that no
did not h~ltatct to do his duty. As prcsi-
dent he would be- found ready to do any
duty Imposed upon him; and should duty
require him to hang upa hundred rcpub-
linn thieves and rscil', the country
would be glad II had man with the nerve
20 do the work.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25
Road Hotiea.

State OF Kanses,
County OF Barbcrl
Once Of the County Clerk, July IS, 1884.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the sth day
Of July, 1884, u petition sgnedlby X. ID. Bailey
and others was presented to the Board of
County Commissioners of the county and state
aforesaid, praying for the establishment of q
certain road, described as follows: .li
Commencing at the half-section corner. north
side OF section ]. township 81 south range IL W;
thence TO the north east corner section I, town
ship 81 south range IL wost; thence TO the n o
corner section ~, township 20, ranges ii and L
west; thence north to the half-section corner
or 30, township 20 south range ii west; thence
east To the section line corner of 10 ana 20, tp.
TO the northwest corner Of section 4, township
30, south range II west.
whereup said road is declared . public high
way. by order of
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
fr HORT. j. TALIAFERRO, Cou nty Clerk
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

10 would be grut satisfaction to tho
Kansas rcpuhlic'n bosses to know that
the ticket Illuminated at Topeka last week
gives anything like tho satisfaction among
in'rpcrthnts that tire ticket Of Cleveland
Hnd E.rndricks ,loes. HIT the fact IL that
M'T'in and tho prohibition platform ON
which lac stands only satisfies one element.
and they cant ,l-,t
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

The general Impression appears to DO
that there will be s,riy roundup Ia this
county by nrIghborhoods In few weeks,
when stTays will be driven to one or mo re
central points that owners may recover
iicm. All animals unclaimed will De-
driven back TO the range whence they
cime-about the same as last year.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

General Gnnt may b. financial Wreck
but just tile same be- IL able To occupy his
villa nj Long Branch; and though the tclc-
graph has not Informed IN anxioWs world
off,, no doubt Frcd Grant anil Ward Will
also summer nj fashionable watering
places, though their creditors may not 10
dulgo Ia the luxury.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

waiterson, Carlisle, Morrison ard Nc
Donald, Rre working as enthusiast ally for
Cleveland anil Hendricks ~ " O..ic of their
number Ind b'sn nominated High tariff
aud low tHrin, taxation for revenue only
and taxation for protect on-alI element.
are now S'tlsied md tho champions OF
ths-c several doctrinS4 are working for tie
ticket.
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 Is. 1885.
NOTICE a. hereby givon that on the 9Th day
of July, 1884, petition stgnc by certain citi-
zens was presented TO the Board of County
Commissioners of the county and state afOre-
said, praying for the establishment OF a certain
road, described rs follows:
Commencing nj n point % chains north OF
the y corner of section IL and Is, between
ranges II and II, townships 20 and 81. Runui' e
east, varying ll.53-l00, chains, varying II. 10.
Thence noKth 20 CHI, varying ll-53. Thence f, 3
miles andB chains, thence south 90. cast IL chs
south g., east q chans south 10. east II chains,
south 20, east 81 chains; south A. east Is chains;
south q southeast 9O-lD0 chains: south ~. -
l. chains, intersecting the Lake City road at the
point where IL turns south west of Kim Mills.
Road accepted and declared public one.
BY order OF the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
SO RnR'r. J. TAILLAFEKRO. County Clerk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25
Road Notice.


State OF Kansas,
County of Barber.
Once of the County Clerk, July Is, 1884.
NOTICE - hereby given that ON the Sth day
of July, 1884, "a petition signed by certain citi-
zens was presented to the Board of County
Commissioners of the county and state afore-
said, praying for the establishment Of a certain
road as follows:
Commencing at point % chs north of the
corner of secs l9-2f-25-3O, the range line be-
tween range u and Il, township 20, thence
cast 10 chs. varying 10; thence south 60 chs,
varying ll.iO; thence east miles and 20 cha,
varying Ell: thence north II chains, varying
ll.4O east; thonce south ~, east % chains;
thence north y, east - chains; thence north ~
cast y chains; thence north -, east ~ chains.
North - chains, varying Has east: thence o
ID 1O-lo0 chains, varying L.; thence north s.,
east -; thence south y, east - chains; thence
north -. east chains TO intersect the Elm
creek road
Road accepted and declared public one.
BY order OF tho
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
IS RoB'T. J. TALLLAFBRRO, County Clerk.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

= Blaine. nor Cleveland, either, for that
matter. have any reason 10 crow owr their
war records, and so the country will be
relieved from hcaring Of their wonderful
proves on the Geld Of battle. Both we're
drafted and both promptly furnished paid
substitutes. Bat TO Cleveland's credit IL
may DO stated that lie had a widowed
mother 70 support, and 10 he sent two
brothers to tho war. Blaine sent his wifs's
relations. tt.......
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25
Road Notice.

State Of Kansas, I t lts.t
County OF barber, fni F... ......-
once of County Clerk. July 10, 1884.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the sth day
Of July 1884 petion signed by Jas. n. Fields,
aud others MAS presented to tho board Of coun-
~ commissioners Of the county and state Afore-
said, praying for the location of q certain road
described a. follows, viz:
Commencinn at the north cast corner OF sec
'tion No. "a. township y, south OF range 10 west
and running due West ON the section line ten
miles 10 tho northwest corner of section 81,
township q, south ot range eleven west; thence
west ~ miles 20 the kiowa and Medicine Lodge
roads. ~ li ~ ~. .l.l-l
whereupon the same Is declared q public
road. BY order OF the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
IS ROBT. J. ITALIA FERRo, County Clerk.