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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04

The joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the constitution to ex-
tend the right of suffrage TO women was
reported favorably to the senate last
week from the committee ON woman
suffrage by Senator Palmer, and pro-
vides that the legislatures of the several
states be asked to ratify the following
article which it proposes as an amend
ment to the constitution
Article /, section 1. The right of cit
izens of the United States to vote shall
not be denied or abridged by the United
States or by any state on account of
sex.
Section 2. Congress shall have power
by appropriate legislation to enforce the
provisions of this article.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04
A dispatch from Hutchinson saws tina

y dispatch from Hutchinson says that
about three weeks ago Joseph Cavan-
augh drove forty head of fine cattle
through the eastern part of the state,
and located them in the south part of
Reno county. Upon his arrival the peO-
pie Immediately took steps to have him
remove his stock, as they had passed
through the supposed foot and mouth
disease district. The matter was, how
ever, finally dropped and nothing done
until the 9th ult., when Mr.. Cavanaugh
was terrified upon going to his corral to
lind four of his finest cattle dead and
poison scattered in several places. The
villain left no trace by which. any clue
can be obtained.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04
Deputy Marshal Wilkinson was II

Deputy Marshal Wilkinson was in
Vinita last week with subpenas for
witnesses to appear at Fort Smith before
the U. 5. District Court, the 3lst inst,
in the case of the United States VS. Col.
VA. Phillips, growing out of the pay
ment of So, 800 by the authorities of
the Cherokee Nation, from the $500, 600
fund appropriated at the last session of
congress for the Cherokees. Among the
witnesses are Chief Bushyhead, now in
Washington, r. B. Ross and r. NJ.
Wolf. late delegates to Washington, ID.
W. Lipe, late treasurer of the nation,
and w. p. Boudinot and j. i. Adair,
secretaries of the executive office at Tai
equah. 1t is inferable from this fact
that the public will soon be able to learn
whether there has been a violation of
law in this transaction.-Indi Chief
tain.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04
Secretary G. l.. S. Association
Baibarism.

The people of a locality in DOniphan
county express great Indignation over
an affair that occurred recently in the
neighborhood. \ girl was very sick.
The parents belong to church that be-
lieye in prayer and faith cure, and the
preacher and his wife were in attend
ance. The parents declared they would
not poison the girl with medicine, but
the preacher undertook to cure her with
prayer. The patient being wild and de-
llriOus, jumped out of bed and tried to
run out of the house while he was pray
ing, at which they all exclaimed that
they had never before known prayer to
be answered so quickly. The girl soon
died. Those in attendance neglected
to close her eyes until she was cold and
stiff. After which they could not be
made to remain shut. Thereupon it
was proposed TO sew them shut, which
would have been done had not young
lady friend of the deceased girl risen in
rebellion and resisted it. To wind up
with, the preachers wife transferred a
ring from the dead girls finger to her
own, and put her shoes on her own feet
and wore them to the funeral. When
such beastly imposition is practiced up
on the ignorant and credulous by frauds
and adventurers, i'll the name of relig-
ion, it is time the ungodly interfered in
the interest of humanity and decency.
Troy Chief.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04
4 family consisting of a man Wi

y family consisting of a man, wife
and Two brothers, in Pennsylvania, re-
ceived some fresh pork in the distribu-
tion of supplies to the Ohio river flood
sufferers. They ate heartily of it with
out cooking, and with no other condi-
ment than salt. y few days afterward
they were all taken sick and symptoms
of trichinosis set in. The woman has
died, and her husband is expected to
die. The brothers are gradually getting
worse and the probabilities are that
their fate is sealed. VIII people never
learn that it is dangerous, not to say
unnatural TO eat raw meat? .
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04

The act for the protection of cattle
against splenic or Texas fever, passed
by the legislature at its late special ses-
sion, reads rs follows
SECTION |. The live stock sanitary
commission shall have power to create
and enforce quarantine against the dis
ease knownas Texas, splenic or Spanish
fever in any of the unorganized coun-
ties of the state. In so doing it shall
have the power and as far as possible
follow the terms of law and require
nents of the law creating the commits
sion.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04

Caldwell Journal President Ben S.
Miller on Monday of this week appoint
ed the editor of the Journal as survey
or for the unsurveyed territory north of
the CimarrOn river. He will start his
party out Monday morning next if he
can get them together in good shape.
He will push the work to a rapid COM
pletion and report to Mr.. Miller, at the
earliest moment consistent with careful
and correct work, the areas of all ranges
in that country.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04

Mr.. J. c. Hamilton, the noted Short
horn breeder of Kentucky, died last
week at his home in Bath county. He
was the head of the breeding firm of J.
c. and Geo. Hamilton, the largest Short.
horn breeders in the United States.
They owned in one body ut their homes
in Bath county 2,500 acres of superior
bluegrass land, and perhaps more high
ly bred Shorthorns than any other firm
In the United States.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04

Mr.. F. Tiernan has retired from the
Wichita railroad, having transferred
his stock in that concern to Jay Gould
whonow owns the road Mr.. Tiernan
has been exceedingly fortunate in this
railroad enterprise, and is now reputed
to be worth more money in cold gold
than any other citizen of the city. He
is variously estimated to be worth from
$4,000 to SIC, coo, ,OOO.-Ft. Scott Ban
ner.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04
THE BARBER COUNTY INDEX.


Reports from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, and most of the western states
indicate that the winter wheat is in
good condition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04

A clergyman says that the baby that
pulls whiskers, bites fingers and grabs
everything that it sees, has in it the ele-
ments of successful politician.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04

President Taylor, of the Mormons,
says when they come west to stop
polygamy, they will find 10O, 600 muskets
pointing eastward.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04
Notice to Association Members,

Every member of the Cherokee Strip
Livestock Association will oblige me
and subserve his own interests by send
ing me his marks and brands at once,
as l am furnishing copy for the associa-
tion brand book. Persons not members
of the association can have their brands
published III the same. book at the-ra te
of 50 per cut used. Send copy and mon
ey to me at Caldwell.
JOHN A. BLAIR,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04
SOCIETIES

a A. y. a 4. ~. Delta Lodge so. -
"a Regular Communications, nrst Hu.l
~ third Saturday evenings in each
wv month. s. J. SuErLER, W. ".
3. NJ. kSasLEn Secretary.
@ u: ID. !: !
.SWNN/ Nu. ia -NCgularuet -
L NrE - ~ oIy Tuesday CyeftnE. IL
Wnuhraihr'u ia ruosi stl..a-
ing cordially Invited.
An. AtGUN.N. q.
l.. =. lfCunAuD, Secretary
A n N w Fidelity Lodge No. 20
H. W " NY ~ Meets every Thursday
night. J. ". StSuER, N. ".
q 4 = ELpBEp POST. No. 10. meets
NJ ~ N the last saturday ~ ruCh munth
ut me cUurt h6use ~ Medicine Lodge, at y. ~
All conruslcs cordially invited
Etf SMITH, Post Commander
~. n. 0iLREar. Ahiutnnt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04
BARBER COUNTY INDEX.

The INDEX In Progressive newspaper Pub.
iished at the county seat, and n the o6hcial pe-
per OF the cor nty. It the especial advocate Of
the Live Stock llldustry in the Southwest, and
numbers among its patrons every ranchman
OF importance in this section of the grazing
district. 1t reaches nearly every cow-camp In
tory south OF here, and hos q splendid circula-
ton among the stockmen of the Eastern states.
AS an advertising medium II has no superiors
Politically, the INDEX is Democratic and will
ever be found advocating the principles laid
down by Jefferson -
its columns will at All times contain choice
and select FIRMLY reading matter, and nothing
to offend the moet fastidious.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-04-04
BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
Adrorilsing Rates
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

.Il'IIIs G.nn ovAnrsaLr N ApyASce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
IT IMPROVES MI. QUALITY OF

IT IMPROVES TIE QUALITY O
TIE Rood ara ruFirhcsi e.. and IN thorc-
flrO ammo iuriIuEfIf dld cOrrccfirc
In cases tall cLroi In 90 fiadics which
arc associated with an IMPOVERISHED
arAgE OF THE BLOOD. These all yield
tJtho regulating ami pOurishingprop-
crilCs OF 10 great lsUi tonic clements
ttclmpansaios fDr tho Toss of r;fdiifU,
induced by CoilNiHi ptiOH, tdfdfyh y
bronchial and Ih.adi affections. ie
sYW gCmcdB Feminine Debility any
Iclmburso tho JCW0ic physique for
thosa losses of rifF'ify accompany
Ing complaints jifrHiiGr 10 The SER
ND.horsI nursing thcir own chffdreu-
md dc'icHiG tsOHrn who expect TO
become mothCrB unl bring up riJof--
otts children should by NIL IN cans uso
II. ~ trW restore sufferers Trout
Mental or NCFro ~ Prostitution nrih-
ing from Orcr-WorIs, lircesscs or
grOgrarfeI Disrns'. u, trHi cure
Drunkenness and Tho Opium Hdbie
for ~ tho appetite grows healthier
nal digestion moro vigorous through
tho use OF this Tonic. tho unnntura,
craving dies away until totally es-
tlnct. UishiJi'y bcaIicfaf In Lircr
(ylgpinfnfs, .uI'Gridi F'rrr. and
ALL uaiariai Discuss; and for tho
deblilirilng effects Of Fever Of any
;.i,,d u has 40 cluIi. IL repairs
,rnsir, i,npgOrcs Digestion aud 1p-
p-lifr, and affor is the Dlfsy'piie IN
raIid an c0siiF 0ssimiiJbis 0rficii
az foad: and i4 s1 plQasan, 10 the tlsia
,het tho most sentative palg.o VII! not
Tufoc; lt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01

''Our sain's have coined during the ears 1893
1888 ais TGi 90 ~ muur cOluHge bronze, ickct
q pp.T etc which W. do not see Ia the nb We
tabc even In Iar Hut this h dou u IS ~
correct ~ e,t mate H. the main M can b
made, and n,ttues considerable 60 men
tary On the fra n Of the contfo Ter NJ tho currrn'
cy rcsHr lag tho y ssible unn tsnn lug ~ IN
the contraction NJ the uAtlun bank citculatOn
The avilily with who gold ~ silvrr Ger M
Gates are suus ht show that he government =
reear ed a. a SAFE Custpd an, AMI we ctu 10 <
with comra atve ind lcfeuccnu the slight con.
traction when about oil that Is prob in,e. Anh
which wall re onset b increase OF olher hrms
ofcir uatlon
''Of tle above total the treasury held on or-
tnhet lsl ass St2, iy9 of VII On u love flH1,OOO o
900 was Iepr ecu vd by nttinding < III aud
silver certificate, The director hos pripnrd
t.blcs relative 10 the monetary statisitc- IN :
financial Affairs VI I, rel II countries from whic
we deduce tnat tho rodncti N Il gold In wruty
of the pr.nci Al count les amounts Ia g. l6l,-
So, anu Of NJ yer 10 Q iA6 81, II dcoreaS frsm
the previous wear oil 400 QUO In gold aud an IN
crease OF 6 900 IL iher Tine col age OF ~
COUNTRIES was 99.90i.o'6 IN gold and lONgsI,9 In
silver. The PAGER aud steciv circulation is
given at rs fountrss of which Inc paper circn
lat'on IL o. So w IS g. the gold cltculation s3j
$500, ana the s,iv'r circulation 2,7l2 22b coo
1ho Unitsi Swtes stands second OF uhttouE II
resLcct OF the ng 'erale circulation, specie
and puper Frame Alsne, with ?.u3l 1911 i6N cir
eulstion, cxceefs us India Il mira. with cir
cnlstion esiima cd by Director Burchafd -
1.ISg.3s3i26 Great Britain aud Ireland come
fr nth. wi So. ISL 6i7 Hnf Germany fifth, vita
TGt tSt7.2.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
MEDICAL
Smith. !s.'.:. d Nay Flower.
MEDICAL
andCniycrallyAp proycdRcm
iorall Diseases Of the liladdcrand Kidney
IL Po""'.oN say. icrc All
Otb .acdics Iia1 Inii'
ed To Produce ~ ..

"Brlghrs Disease Of he KIN, =" fearful
scOnrgc. which spares lo,thcr rgA * nor condi.
tlon, becomes an incunblc disease only FOR tho
want Of timely attention. II allowed 10 wor, lts
myagcs unchecked until II has fastened upon the
yials Of IT, victim. no mcdca fklll can release ~
hold: II claimsi,s prey aud annually numbenits
victims by the thousand. A timely use Of
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
will positively prevent suoh results In proof 81
this assertion. We cto you 10 the numherless icsti
monials IN our possc.,lo and quote such emil.
ncut authorities ~ Dr. Eli Ives, Of New lig,on
Conn. AMI Dr. King, compiler NJ Kings Dis
pcusgior,D Ak your own physician II ,no,c
unm0s utc authorities, aud decide for Yourself
whether you will sacrifice your HE rather than
surrender your prejudice 10 IN advertised mcdl'
cine Decide now. Il may not Dee too late.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
4, natures own remedy. ltis 40 Vic dccoc'!ou
bfnnuscous drugs and dangerous chemicals. Nay
Flower !, u modest little plhut which grows IN
Now Fouudlaud, IN Pennsylvania aud Kentucky.
liisdurctic and astrlngcnt In rs properties, ana
hns frequently hccp used to great advantage iU
nuihpa and Bowc, Complaints Of children. los
great merit, however g. On ls gentle and efficient
action on the Kidneys, Il removes all impurities
through natural channob.aud restores thcsyficm
tpa healthy ltprompuy relieves pnins
IN the back ana loins. la cases OF weak and deli
cate females, a., value is beyond computation
But for the natural Modcsty Of woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
wc might publish hundreds OF testimonials Of
lncstimablc benefits derived from It's use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extinct OF May
Flower Read carefully the circular around tho
5ottle. II Is yours TO choose between
Health. Happiness and lie.
Disease, Misery and Dean.
Prepared only by S. u. Smith 4 Bro, Coyin.ton.
Nv. For sale D a druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
MErIcAl.

s~Dh. kuohNr uENAtA Or fRANC11
has made ms his agents for IN state - TexAs
sell his neyer.failing remedy Natures .,ss l.
bial Restorative or vitsiiser' Al areaicf -tu)
nervous debility, loss ~ manhood aud hIn-/
dred diseases should ~ ouce T? ocnre his IN via
from which 10 learn the cause Of tho hls Asc
above d enioned the, al onco to procure fr0I
ns or through us by your drrgg " or 81 pie,
the neycT.iailing remedy
CaowDus 4 BALDWIN
wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Torso
by retail AZ Howell A Brp's An J. l., Willilf las.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01

Soises NJ tne Ne,n the vital Hnif passing unott
erveh Nv the ufiU' and many 1fhes digerss'
bat esd N insanity gni isath.
rHr ENDLd~a wEpfDAi. INSTITUTE
VII agree 70 fOrisii Fitu uHudrrd Dollars foi
case NJ this kIu9 De VITAL RESTORATIVE
uudoI their specla| ADVICE snd IroatnenD VIII
not cufe, ~ iut nuyiuaE impure or huuriout
found lu 70 TIN kNGLI3H MEDICAL IN.
srlfUfE treats all Priva,c Diseases successfully
without mercury, Consultation Free Thor
OuCh cxHmluan. N and advice iacuding snslr'
fl- ui urine, 81 Price ~ NleN fasiGs nttvsi
VI 20 bottle ur f1m tires he l4antiy, 3.u,
scat nany ldirt IS on raceint ~ price, or o. d. d.,
a,n ~. o. D. suui without 81 guclps7d AZ guar
iuf".l socrrn rom observation, ana 70 pfivst
gfne " desired hY ENsiLl-H MEDICAL
AIS cltUlc, rs olive street e. Louis VITA tt'
Wholesale igoats J. !. SCHoTT d 90. "a
vpFfa D.. 1RNs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
COTTON.

The roceip's OF cotton In this city to-day were
oil told. 30 bales. of which 10 came by rail "a
COMPRESS. BY wagon to comp ess and II by
wagon to California yard. OF the 10 received
by rail-. were .hipped NJ Arlington 10 McNatI
4 Mckinney. at Ranger TO Blark"ssnip &
Blake. 4 at Wi Poini IN Bl,nkenship & Blake
Esslani to schneider & Davis. None for
warded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01

SICOrr ~ JENKiNS,
> ATTORNEYS. T-LAW,
BpUWNW, UD. TEXAS.
4 rrp.on, nj q ,tautipti 10 husirtss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
That THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

apI luvalds roscrlliy may properly
understand tho morris of "Coidci.S
Jiqtiid Isrf goHic.' az analyslA by
tae omlncnt chomlat. ARTHUR HILL
hAsSALL, ND, F.HS., OF LONDON.
Inri,ii,i. and a.sonu cud0rscment Dy
fhs celebrated physician, protc4sot
SlGTEAsyflS WILSON, Frs, LID.
~ LONDON, uro labeled "a caca b1tle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL"

"AcaofSlng {, the calculate ms set forth In q 9
annual report fln- Il ret Ol IN mint for tn
ycnr o. ded June %, $50 witch u d,t oc o.
her J. " appears that h 10, amount OF mOis'
In oircui ton o. the United state, ON OCTOBER l.
1875 WAS as 10 OWf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
THE CIR EAT gsaLISa RgaGuY

lsA ucvef.fail,liy toui,
fof HcrvOiis Lstility
exhausted vitNliiv. 500
ngl WEAKNESS fHar,
r1niOfrhu's 10 -
10 ANitp.pN imtnisn,
Cv pathlyt. aiir Al
tie tarr1tin sHftfs o
Sal AhuF yonihfu
10 lissa. q err,nses 10
natirrf war; suct ~
lbs, ~ hoI or Las
siuude. Nocturnal Fnu
sion, Aversion W hoc,s
- nN,..naea ~ lftalat4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
BANKS.
Dal|as NaliOnaI Sank
DALLAS.
PAIN UP CAPITAL. $4,000.

ffnnshch ueueral Rank Busipess.
OFFICERS z. q. Btvuc, President v.
rompklnA Nie'Ficsldeng 4. ~. Heardon,
a,hitT
DIRECTORS T. q. Bsyno, n. " Temp.
sins I X, Ferguson, A, J. 10 ter, J, 4, Treze.
frni, Jr l.. hufdC ui. W u Wright, q, A,
fcallng 4 ~ Roardou
toe iullowlni are Eastern Subscribers 10 the
took OF this Bank. Estate Charles Wheeler, late
|c,.rr,sid NJ Contra hsuunGl Bank, Ph.lndcl-
ians. Philadrhha. 4 " nrow Prnvidcni
l.iv & rrus, q mpauy, L !luiellhla W A.
mi Imam President 5, aboard hauk New Yors
q Bayn President firrt National Bank,
udftfd, Pa. !. H. LHwiob, lirst Ma iona
t4fk, orl,au,N Y. j. v, Ritz. 81 re,orsbuTg
"a saving Bank; J. X. Hanus, Weir Pow
npauy Mo muuth, IN; y O'Dgy, VI 9.
'.ts dent United Piur Liuus.
aux IL hester n H. gussun's former Insuf.
20 NAfN STREE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-15
THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

MONDAY, April 18th.
The Senate met at 30 p, NJ, Lieutenant- Gov
ernur Dasgett in the chair Roll called and
quorum present. Journal of Friday read and
Mcclure introduced Il substitute for Article
NH. OF the Constitution. Referred 10 Commit
tee on Constitutional Amendments
Gross offered resolution providing for the
printing of the testimony taken by the Judiciary
Committee concerning the Barry bin in defense
OF which he addressed the Senate
Lynch was disposed 10 find fault with the sew
er'n committees FOR their tardincsS in reporting
certain bills.
Taylor replied. explaining why some of the
committees OF which he was member had not
made further prOgreSs and spoke in favor OF
printing the testimony.
Perry offered Il resolution to the effect that the
speech of senator Lynch be printed and freely
distributed among his constituents. aS il was ev-
ldent he Desired Ia make Il record. Ruled out
OF order.
Cross explained the necessity for having the
testimony printed He defended the action of
the judiciary Committee us 10 lis methods of
taking testimony of railroad men. farmers, ship
pcrS and Others ON the Barry bill He thought
lt ltdeSlrahic that the testimony should he printed
IN Order that all members of the Senate may he
thoroughly informed ON the subject He could
not understand why Cuptipu> persons should go
outside The facts and cudeavur 10 stir up di>cord
and diSSCusiuuS.
Lynch again addressed the Senate in reply 10
some OF senator cross NUBrf>.
The resolution 10 print the testimony was
adopted,
Ames,agev WAS received from Che assembly. am
nouuCing thc passage of Assembly Bul No. ~
providing for an income tuN un railroad com-
panieS which Jailed to pay their property taxes.
Referred to the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments.
Also. Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. g.
relative "a fixing the eastern boundary line OF
California: Referred 10 the Committee ON Fed
eT;ll Relations
Also, assembly Bin No. 81. Referred to the
Comm {ttpts i'Du~r itutlbysl Amendments
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-15
NOTICE
To
SCHOOL BOOK PUBLISHERS.

StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVET
- by the Sacramento City Board of Education
at their Office, 81 J street, beginning March 3
1854. until MONDAY, MAY ;, 1881, to be opened
at 80 o'clock P. NJ. on May ,, 1854, for Common
school Text Books in lieu of the following list
adopted in May, 1850
McGuily's Readers series of five books: Me
Guffy New Charts, PaysOn. Denton IL Scribner'
Copy Books series of seven books BurthOlo
news Drawing Cards, COlbuns Mental Arith
metic RObinSon's Complete Arithmetic. Swim
tons Word Book. Harper'S Introductory GeOg
raphy, Harper's School Geography. Reed q Kel
logrS Graded Lessons in English, Reed " kel
logg'S Higher Lessons in English, Rcdpath',
United States History Bryant x Stratton's Com
mon school Bookkeeping. Cutters Elementary
Physiology Aims Rudiments (Germanl, Aim!
Grammar (German), Aims Grammar and Reader
Gcrmhnl.
Samples of the books must accompany each
bid and the bid must state the rate at which
each will be furnished at wholesale and at re
tail. and whether the books accepted viii be eX
changed for those now in use without coSt to the
pupils or to the Board, or nj what rate such eX
change will be made. Bonds satisfactory to the
Board will be required from the successful bid
der that such books can be purchased at one ol
more places in this city in sufficient quantity
and mt all proper times at the retail price agreed
upon during the existence of his contract, anC
that the books in weight, color and quality O
paper, in binding. in typography, and in nj
The Board reserves the right to reject any or al
bids or any portion of bid.
JOHN +. SLATER, President.
Il LAME Secretary. Llr5-t1