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National Republican., 1884-08-21
EDUCATTONdL,


CwTTHtN G. sHoRTLIDuEs
MEpiA AcAnEMY, MEDIA, rESS.
Philadelphia school year iSsP sb opens '1: TTes:
day sept 8. Fixed price covers every expense,
Music and Chemicals. students admitted nnd
Classified at any time. No examination necc,-
July and August Thercg,iiar school wear '1, opens
sept. y, but students may come nt nny time be-
fore sept. 0, o. be admitted after the !,th, when
nc best eqPped bsst taught and i most 9ns sue! O.
Flneen experienced teachers, Mi men, and All
gradnates-slx 3f them Harvard men. All
both advanced and backyard pupils. IN. n
defocncies in young mems edncstion correc,eY
Young men whose education has been neglected.
instructed privately. special opportunities foF
5r dull and BACKWARD boys Patrons or It stn.
dents may select any siudlSe or choose the reW,-
ness, or Classical Course, or parts OF dllferent
courses students fitted ut Media Academy arc
vanla, Princeton, Lehgh, Lafayette University
OF virginia Columbia, William, Dickinson, and
several Polytechnic schoola "Condt tioned"
study and fitted for any college examination. K
physical and chemical labratory. Courses OF
Illustration. Fifteen hundred volumes added to
the Acadeny Library In 1888. Physical appas
sG asSs Il iss 9 'HsSn T%sny 1a n ssa r
a Graduating Class every yenr in the CONNER.
clai Department. Fine school buildings. In
Principal. No boarding out In private tnm-
ilts Rooms carpeted and huInlshod with
.Nrdrobe, bureau, table, washstand, toilet set,
tw2 w2 single beds with springs, good mattresses,
complete order, &c, SC. buildings tarpeted
throughout, and thoroughly heated by steam.
hooms for two boys. No large dormitorles.
Rooms lighted with gas, Media Academy sets
generous table. The students are not poorly fed
Under tho economical plea that plain food and
menyef ulet ire best for studenta Dining room
ntisu out in the best manner. Experienced men
night Waterman. A gymnasiuni, with two
bowling alleys and other fixtures Ample
grounds for hhse ball foot ball. and other athletic
Sports; Drninaye and water supply perfect. No
parallels, Media Academy has all the convent
ences and appliances necessary to make II a real
home and first class academy, A school for
rowdyisn. No sronShnsN "1;ss s9sSents Ss Gshet es
nusSess NH aaaem mus1 not s"erco ,he bone
coed sss rrn,nS,r m9rHsi good manners and gen;
IN every way to the education OF young men and
boys only. Media Academy Is not n mix ed
school, hut strictya boarding school for tho
male sex. Media has seven churches and Tenn
toxicntlng drinks Media Ia conveniently nc-
cesslhle nom all points. No change OF dopots
In Philadelphia, viz Pennsylyania Railroad,
or Washington. Nineteen trains leave Broad
Street station, Philadelphia. for Media. Return
trains every hour; distance. thirteen miles. Ask
at Media Station for Academy coach, which
FIVE minutes. For new illustrated circular Of
Media Academy address the Principal and Pro-
prietor, .SWITuIN @ SHoH1LIDGE, A. Is.
cmy and Harvard Collegc), Media, Penna.
hu1B.1m
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Commander Eyans's Leave,

Tho friends of Commander II. ID. Evans are
somewhat exercised over the revocation of his
leave OF absence by Secretary Chandler. 1t
was granted for one year by Acting Secretary
Nichols, and Commander Evans had made an
arrangement to perform certain, services for
year. but now he Is placed on waiting orders
and cannot accept il.
National Republican., 1884-08-21

Gov. Clevoland,s $ letter of acceptance is
u brief and straightforward document, in
which the main purpose is evidently to
express in few words tho writer's solemn
determination. if promoted to the highest
Office in the gift of the people, to dedicate
himself to securing, rs far as lies in his
power, the well.being of the entire coun-
try
National Republican., 1884-08-21

Indians never suffer from consumption. The
cause Is their use of Coco. They also never
suffer from scrofulous nor skin diseases They
reach very old age, and frequently pass their
ciety of Vienna) For weak lungs, chronic
cough, asthma, shortness Of breath and female
sullerings, use Iieblg Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic
National Republican., 1884-08-21

Agent Dyer of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
Indian agency informs the officials at the
Indian Office that some of the Indians are
abusing boys that have returned from the
Carlisle school, one case Is instanced In which
MAD Wolf" an Indian of bad repute took
and insisted that he should not continue In
the white mans road"
National Republican., 1884-08-21

Born Cleveland and Hondricks are
eloquent in what they don't say in their
letters of acceptance.
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HAVEN'T any views to speak Of, gon-
tlemen; but I'm honest-barrinc the Maria
Halpin matter; and I'm Il Reformor-
with large R.--Groror Clcueidld.
National Republican., 1884-08-21

THE letter is or1 free from sophistry demn.
gogism, and grr Yelling appeals to votcrs.-NetC
:. York IEn..
yes, the letter is chiefly remarkable
for what il Is free from.
National Republican., 1884-08-21

Gov. CLEvELAND-"Thanks, I'll take
tiff l can get it,"
Tom Uendricks-"Me too"
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by order oflhe president. lltel "oLIVlA.e
KY DissoLurisgIGSI STIR. oF oorIhiNGh'
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ana lo1y ronrdcshun nrd yha o1ate Ia tbc ndebed
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CT JOHNS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
- Vermont avenue. between NJ and N streets
aorthwest-This Institution offers every facility
for u thorough education, whether Classical,
scientific, or Commercial. Studies resume MON,
DAY, SEPT. i, 1884. BRO. TOBIAS, Presl-
dent. aul6-lm
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1884.
National Republican., 1884-08-21

We seem to be threatened with thaw.
National Republican., 1884-08-21
TH IL EDA RS.
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.

A select school for young ladies', occupying IN
entire square of well-shaded ground In tho north.
west section of the city. Every facity for q
thorough education In English, the Languages,
Music, and Painting. Private conveyance for
pupils nom distant parts of the city. Address
MISS EARLE,
au16.tf 1910 Thirty.nith Street.
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Published daily Except sunday)by
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city subscribers Of THE REPupIIcAs visiting
the country seaside, or springs during tho sum
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lot week or longer by pfepgytng for the same
htthe publication Office
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REMlTTANCEs.

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C., MS secOn d-Class matter.
National Republican., 1884-08-21

The firm Of Fall & Love In dissolved by liuita-
tlon from this date, AUG. 10, 1884. Frank II.
Fall Will continue the business at l01s, i0iS,2,
and 1920 Fourteenth street, to whom oil bills
are payable, and who will liquldate the Indebted
ness OF the late lrm. FALL a LOVE.
AUo lB, 1884 au1O-Bt
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WANrED-EMPLnYMrNr.

A SITUATION AS FIRST GLASS COOK
. ST. N. w l-22
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n.y. MEMBERs AND oFFiCERs OF THE
NIg Wuman'a Press Association OF Washing.
ton, ID. G., are earnestly requested 10 meet at
Hrhe Mnpes,u Capitol HUI THURSDAY
EVEN No, AUGUST Al, at z o'clock sharp,
to arrange business of more or less Importance.
Nv order of the president. t1tfl "OLtNIA."
National Republican., 1884-08-21

MISS BALCH WILL OPEN FIRST
lNl class school for young Indies sSEPIEMBER
10; Advanced pupils preferred, special atten-
ton given TO Mathematics and Languages. Num-
ber ofpupils limited. Evening classes for adults
preparing for competitive examinations; Apply
at once MISS BALGHl zoos N st, y. w, Ref-
u. Balch, Baltimore Com. s. p Lee and Rev.
j. j, Bullock, Washington, ID. g. aui-lm
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A PoTHECARY-c. II. FiCKLINo. laOO
"A 32d st. West Washington
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~ DissOLUTIUN OF COPDRTNER.
NIY SHIP.
National Republican., 1884-08-21

B ute NJ. AZ MI W. Vernon DnrTUS Pass rHs HSme
school for younp ladies' and llttie piria Founded
1859. Mrs. Mary ]. Jones and Mrs. d. Maitland,
principals. assisted by able professors. Thor
ouRh instruction In Literature, Language, Music.
and Art. Situation beautiful and healthfil Adr
dress principals for circular. je2S-1m
HoWE'S BOOKKEEPING-THE SHORT
IL est method In the United States months Of
study saved no text books open all the year;
day and night sessions with penmanship, go,
70 month sl2 for three monthsi nowe's
higher amer October !. HOWE BusfNEsS
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29
Ordinance No. 81.
Be IL ordained by the Mayor and Ceuncilmen
of the city ofMedicine Lodge Ksrsrs.

Be IL ordained by the Mayor and Ceuncilmen
OF the city OF Medicine Lodge ksrfssrs.
SEC. 1. That II shall be the duty Of each and
every individual owning real estate on Main
nue. in the city of Medicine Lodge, Kansas to
make and finish a good and sufficient sidewalk
in front Of each lot, or piece of land 40 owned
by them on said Main street. Said sidewalk to
he completed on or before the first day of No
vember, 1884, and the same shall be kept in
good repair thereafter by said lot owner
owners The sidewalk shall be ten feet wide
and composed of good material either brick,
rock. or lumber not less than two inches i'm
thickness.
SEC. g. That If the owner Of any lot or piece
of ground ahutting on said sidewalk pro-
posed sidewalk shall fail or refuse to build or
repair such sidewalk, along the entire front of
the lot, or piece of land, owned by him or them,
in the manner or of the materials and within
the time prescribed by this ordinance and
keep the same in good repair thereafter. The
city council may cause the same to be done or
completed, by or under the direction of the
street commissioner or let the same by con-
all such cases the council may levy such assess
ments on any lot or lots and piece or pieces of
ground abutting on such improvement accord
ing to the front foot, thereof as may be neccs-
sary to reimburse said city for making or COM
pleting such repairs or sidewalks The assess
ments so made shall be entered upon the min
utes of the council, and shall be certified by
the city clerk 10 the county clerk of Barber
county who shall place the same on the tax
roll opposite the respective lot or lots or piece
or pieces of ground, for collection, and said
assessments shall be known as sidewalk tax
cs, and skfall be subject to the sama penalties
and collected In like mapner rs other taxes,
and when collected shall be paid over to the
city treasurer.
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its publication I'm the Barber
County Index Approved Aug. 10, 1884.
ID. VANSLYKE, Mayor.
Attest: ]. W. UPPERMAS, City Clerk. II
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

We arr not Inclined to kick against the
will Of the majority, but IL we were, that
plank IN the state platform referring to
the Oklahoma lands and the election Of the
intrudcrs would not be published In these
columns. We consider that the demo
cratic convention had no business intcrfer-
Ing In that matt r, and that it is n question
outside Of politics. Payne and his oustcd
followers are law-brcakers, they have re-
pcatedly violated the laws Of the United
States and have gone contrary to duly an.
thorized cfilcial Orders. The democracy
las always contendsd for the enforcement
Of all laws il is opposed to rebellion, to
the Interference with the authorized att
thOritics Of tlVe government, aud we would
Ike toknOw where is the sense or reason
In democratic convention "rcsOlying"
against the enforcement Of official orders
in the case Of the Oklahoma country?
We consider that part Of tine democratic
platform relating to the Oklahoma country
rs the purest uncombc--dcmagogu
stuff-somcthing put in to catch votes. Ii
will do more harm than good and We can
say to the democrats who were instrument
tal In having that 'pIank" inserted that it
will be the means Of losing hundreds Of
votes to the democrats In this section OF
Kansas.
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

The dvmOcratie ticket nominated at To-
peka Inst week is placed w proper position
IN the lSDEx to-day. Il will be elected In
November beyond doubt, and II ii Is the
pcOPle Aiay rest assured that the officials,
every one of them. are honest, competent,
and In every way worthy Of public conf
dcncr.
Gov. Click needs no introduction to the
people. lie has made The model governor
for Kansas, and not one worIl can be truth
fully said against his administration.
The candidate for the second place on
the ticket Is Col. c. X. Holiday, Of To-
pcka. lie lns been idrntfed with Kansas
since the earliest days. and has done as
much as any man for the success Of the
commonwealth.
Judge Campbell, Of Wiclita, Hominec for
chief justice, Is known as an able jurist,
and upright judge. Like Col. Holiday
le could not endure the shams an,l hypoc-
risy praCticed by the republican party and
so etst his lot with the democrats. His
associate, Judge Hurd, Is democrat from
away back, " Is at present on the supreme
bchch, the appOintec Of Gov. Click.
MIR. Hsgan, nomiRce for secretary Of
state lives In Topeka Mr.. Gavigan, the
candidate for auditor is Of Cherokee coun-
~. Both are talented young men, with
bright futurcs before them. They arc able
representatives OF the young democracy.
The candidate for treasurer, IA a solid
German Of Barton county, w. Z. Hut:
man. Tie Is a careful business man and
would All the Office Of treasurer to the
satisfaction OF all.
The candidate for attorney general and
the candidate for superintendent OF public
instruction are well known and tried
dcmocrats.
The entire ticket Is good one. Il is
made up entirely OF men In favor OF re-
submitting the constitutional amendment
to the people. There Is no mistaking their
positions on all the important issues OF the
day.
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

ison: JOHN Milehani, Topeka ii +. Nor
ton. EmporiE J. N. Shmffcr, Jcscn Cen-
Ter; w. A. Camp, Llrnet.
The committee met and orgstised by
the election Of W. @. Perry, chatham II.
Miles Moore, secretary, and Ed. Carroll,
treasurer. An executive committee was
appointed to consist of the three officers
and G.. c. BIrnes, w. c. Jones John
Milel,am, ii. E. Norton and John NJ. GAL
loway.
After the nominations had been made
the re-submissionists visited the demo.
cratic convention in a body and Were re-
ceiyed By the convention arising to Its feet
and cheering for sew raj minut :. Spceche:
were made by prominent men, and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
The convention adjourned and the worl
OF ratifying the nominations was proceed
ed with and did not let up until Late Al
night.
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

Tr1as Live stock Journal We have
during the past week Interviewed many of
the caitIemen holding their herds In north
west Texas and with regret learn that the
range throughout the greater part Of the
Panhandle has suffered more from drouth
and prairie fires than for many previous
years
Il has not been a good year for grass,
nor has ths grass been as good snstenancc
as ordinarily. The heavy and continuous
rains OF spring eAnsed lt to grow rapidly,
brt the bot sun seemed to wither and dry
it before u attained any nniritive substance.
One very observing cattIeman, who owns
and runs large herd north Of Colorado
City, on HE return recently from his ranch
Informed US that on close examination Of
his heavily coated mesquite range he
found the grass withered md shriveled up
like corn that had been parched Up by
dro..th ere tasseling. lie said that Unless
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

The Worlds ExpOsit on tina is to be
opened at New Orleans, is 80 far perfected
In all its departments that it is now in or
der to state that 1t will be the largest
worlds fair ever held. The buildings are
larger than those erected for the Philadel.
phia centennial. The exhibits out-Dum-
Der those of any previous exposition.
Each of the states, except possibly one or
two, will be represented by an exhibit.
Congress has made loan Of 81 900 900 i'm
favor of this centennial exposition. The
United States government will make a
special exhibit, the largest it has ever at
tempted, costing hundreds of thousands of
dollars, and 10 that end a mammoth build
ing is being erected in the group of expo
sition buildings. The Mexican govern
ment has appropriated 100000 and will
erect special building for lis unique dis
play. The Central American republics
have been aroused from their long slum-
Der and will be fully represented for the
first time among the great nations Of the
earth. At the exposition one may learn
more about the natural resources of these
regions than by any ordinary visit to Mex
leo or Central America. To lovers of
music visit to the exposition will be
highly gratifying rs there is music hall
capable of seating 1900 persons and a
stage large enough to hold GOO musicians.
Grand concerts will be given during the
season. Beside this the fact ought to be
known that New Orleans is the only city
in the union that has had an established
opera during half a century. Nor is this
all. Strangers think themselves well paid
by making visit Of pleasure to the quaint
old city at any time. During the carnival
season tens Of thousands of visitors flock
to the Crescent city to see the gorgeous
pageants prepared annually at an expense
to the citizens of fgom 500, 900 to 5000, 900.
This lavish expenditure of money Is for
the qualification of strangers and home
folks, and the displays are absolutely free.
The citizens of the southern metropolis
who do such large things in such large
way, have pledged their word to make
their Worlds Fair the crowning event of
the ccntury and they will do it.
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

There l. considerable nncasiness on the
part OF the ciftlcmen who aro holding
stock on thc Oklahoma han,ls In the Indian
Territory, south OF the Cherokee strip.
The authorities have ortered al fences and
other improvements on thesc lands destroy
c'l, and there Is no disposition TO make ex-
'cptiOns In the case OF stockmcn. The all-
ihorities al Washington were asked to sus-
i"'nd the Order for general removal until
u'e cattle could be located elsewhere; but
40 s?onsion has yet been promised A
it'r rcccivcd hero tliIs wrek announced
That the military authorities had already
."mmrncstl banning the houses Of stock
urn and bad demolished thV fences gru-
sElly.
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

The st. Joseph Gazette says: We
are i'm receipt of a letter from an old
friend in Platte county, asking why
We do not expose the Rev" Geo. ii.
Ball, who assumed the paternity of
the infamous lie concerning Governor
Cleveland. 1t is not necessary. He has
exposed himself. Reptiles are known by
the hideous form which nature gave
them. The snake may shed his skin in
spring-time and go on dress parade in
his new and shiny garb, but he is still
snake-shiny, yenomous and abhor-
ent. Men with the devil in them are
more despicable than the lowest of the
reptile kind. Men like this sanctimo-
nious hypocrlte may assume the sacred
cloth to shield the infamy they contem-
plate, but there is divinity which
snatches from the Sowing face the
mask and exposes to the gaze of all the
disgdsted millions who behold it the in
dellible brand upon the forehead. Low,
contemplate, pusilanimous and cow
ardly as this priestly scoundrel is, he is
not worthy of the attention paid him.
Dirty, Shiny and obnoxious, wallowing
in his own filth, let him stink and rot.
Already the avenging hand of an in
suited heaven, whose livery he stole
to serve his master in, has fallen upon
him. Already he is exposed as lech-
erous creature, a libeler for gain, an un-
principled politician in the disguise of
clergyman. What exposure, more
than this can sink him to a lower depth
in the estimation of decent people? In
the words of Percival let it be written
OF this political preacher:
Now, arch moral murderer, hear my curse:
Go gorge and wallow In thy priestly stye;
Than what thou art connot wish the worse
There with thy kindred reptile, crawl and die" !"
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

Admirers OF Hereford cIttle, aud there
are many OF them Ia this vicinity, arc re-
minded that at Kansas City, Mo-, Tuesday
AMI "Wednesday, September 10Th and 18th,
there Will be joint sale OF one hundred
head Of mostly females, representing the
prominent herds OF the entire couLtry. 1t
Is the intention Of the owners TO sell these
cattle witIO'It reserve and ii will be to the
interest Of our locll ranchmen TO attend
this sale. Catalogues may be obtained by
addressing r. l.. Crane, Kansas City, Mo.
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

The state d,mOcratic central committe
has promised TO send able and eloquent
speakers to Barber county during the pres
ent campaign, and IL Is to be hoped this
will be- done There are hundreds Of new
voters coming into this county, many with
OFT yet having form'rl any political alli-
anc :, and IL Is more necessary this y,zIr
than ever before that the democracy OF
Barber county b. up and doing. We need
outside help to aid u: in accomplishing the
most COOL.
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

n" Indianapolis SntiIrl started tlE'
imprub .blr and mnc ll''l-ror s'ory ..bOl {
Blsin'- Early life. q rib..ting to him licen-
ti"-ucss. s'd,ctiOn. rte. Blaine -,w,I tle
S'ntin'l Tor S,O.OJJ an'I tlI. ,l'.mocrits Of
Indiana very properly rf,ise to assist the
Sentinel Ia making any defense. When
any newspaper, for pure Sensational fleet,
sland.rs any individual, whether he be
high or low in station, it should be made
To pay for its folly.
Barbour County index., 1884-08-29

Sheriff Cochran, Of the Coow,~koowec
district, Indian Territory, has given notice
~ all parties for whom hc cut wire frnc~.
i''at unless they pay the costs Of such
work, he will, on the sth thy OF September
sell enough OF the wire tOpay for the same.
tner this bill for costs has been Stisfi,d.
h'r hlanec OF the material will be left on
rir grOmd, aud not conh'cated as some
have supposed. Thus FAR bit ten pastures
have bvsN thrown open, bit he intimates
tlest the work Is yet unfinished