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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09
2nJIie Iinsn.n0.

All persons ari helit. rct;.icd rot 10 p;.r- ci.,ers certain nDt, Dc. l-iti'.y to Se s.curc9 by mrojng and othec considerations, at ba..uiu-, Station, County Of .Cochise. TerFi tory oT As.lcna, prd da:od about J&ly list lN't. arl imposed to he in the possession of < FortF,u,, or Caldwell x Stanford Of TolD.'- ,,nu" as He same is 7oid for want of con- -.drra;iou. V. r. BhNNLNc. BA >N.NG', STATION. Aug Il, 1se5.
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i GyuHc Gc-{nto7i.

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 Ahnu'ee wceH rr ten auNshgo Mr. Y \. Wolc0lt ani I, 3ep red for Mir
 leo >".d r.r. 'n innis, and he
 nr"y friends ia :h. .l'y wi. re pe,>., " l'ar3 'har thy aIl.y | sa'e,y and a,. aayin; Fl gnni tm. ns Jnc in loAip.
 "icn We cllrtr.m the B,,ayil Week N"w. VI >h .1:
 "percan aud IT., Nelson " leo 8''eyIas oir aud Aioll, est.ched ciu lcus, c.Ie rated rLc ii,ie'h sauireI-.r, 't rie'r ~e:5iua day, nt th,Ir peas,m ,.mr un B,i-yiA a.,rue. rla,. SD rmb.i 9, 1885. 4 .ar.- member ot rc,i lent trends from 1 |" 8 DC oc'l i'. n,.'
 md cuCh v,si',r erj vel he hard >p- og and lew E"n.vriS 6! cnuyris.irI Ni .hfhi> voad Itu..y ac'.yt.hapnl coup (, ,hn have pess-,l ,n n .ny u-rtG le.tN i ce thnl Hry. .iy yr1r- rg'. Nhrn C q, '".n i'U:aryin1 in-e b.r. Tu,;r tee ttu@h c.> r'sA soHs ", r. p'rseu'. 'o -r.A'r w!'h lI. twenty gr,uuchI der, nrn. .D,r 's : e q acnns and h.s NIt.. unc brn'hr- of Mrs NJ, Ni,h nj, vi,c -ur NO srts, md nlc and durgh,ri rc;r
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 eople, wh r.rnr, N,r, m aur ,c . lsnd nura go,, n~f |. q ,.,rA AI,9c. ..ad "l wao.a u rch e. r-n ,,a -rsudchi dran ani relatives .i, -nj >rly rf"ui. Mr' they i've to c,!c r:.;c tnrir ,ituHnai act'iin1.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09

Notice is hereby given :o all parties driy- irr cattle into CT through Cocni-e CCGBty- eas; Q! :Le HuachLcas % The southeast cor ncT oi the territory, that The terfiioria! laws require ali cutie SD driven iC Je inspected oy tue oI! cer appointed for that -urpS,e and iLe una rsigrcd c1s been duly appointed by thc Territorial Governor, Inspector, and by virtue of such arroiu;EeOi is obliged t3 im- pO,e observance ci tre iaw.
 BA PhrkNED. Tou.b-fOrp Sent .. -S&J
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Gtilci.

ErIToa TH2 Tova-E.Nr:-Thc Indian vas , u,v. -.at.,I 4- NJ. II T. ? ,nor-a cam. in ."In lhc ironl ai.cr i.s,..ec.Iu- Tslt Bowie tad t.c >.vtr. N.d.--. iet vUr Lirr,..ui- ov ort.: tl...r goods, a> Du.4yaL j. ir .Wn. -!.. ;L- cagn'ry .s safe.
 Gc1. 2 ,i.s:AN.
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F.tt.f.v irtirC

Came ;n vry ranch un ;hc s.n ofSerremhr=, or- su.ieI {. org. "G.G us c-a'cs or maik-. Ova.r cgU EssC t.r :4Hr oy calling ai lhc ,;.;,st S-snca ,t't.uI.a.G TO tirg property -.G uay 2 Z Charges. r. ' HAEETN"TnN.
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SOficP,

All parties knowing themselves indebteS to (harlc> Mehan are notified ts settle the sane within the next ten days. aud ali parties having claims agalust me will pre- sent thc same for payment within the next len days CHARLES MEHAS.
 Tomb-tvnc. August 3i, 1885.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09
Eni. S0lC.

Two hair ,na..re>scs, one s-day clock. 2 feather pillows, one lot of crocEery. paTioF stoves and sundry other honsehosa goohs- Amply to Fred W. smith. Third street, pppo- site the Episcopal Church. s4'u.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09
Notice.

The public school of this city, Scnooe Di>tr.c; No. l. will commence on Tuesday Sept. s;h. Parents vii! please take notice o5 The date. DAVID Mc-AwS,
 Clerk of Board.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09

For tho f:ars, hranl of imported wines
 ignols and cigars, ;ht Tony saloon takes '#e taac. Ton, Jones is always glad 70 ma,t n.s iy'""Gs, ari yon may .errni ca receiving ,b- finest kind CT ;ra:.t.Acut. ic2p1
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09

The stock of natural ice recently plr chased Ey as. being all consumed, tbe rTico of ice hereafter will be 3 cents per pounds which rato vii! De maintained during tlo
 SOD. SOUTHWESTERN ICGC0.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09
'o-tCc.

EoshhaShona and Tom Kippur. religious services will be held at Masonic Hall. Sep icmher 9th and 10th, and September l9tA and 20h. l.. SUMMRRFGELp,
 -cp;2td Sccretari.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09

All parties knowing themselves indebted 10 Audy Nrhan will please settle the sarn. within ten days and all having claims a-aia>t hiIa will please present the sams Wl.A!u ten days. \. ]. MEHAE.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09
NoC.;-. v Cr:.~.

Burns;de Post Eo. o0, D,rt. Cal, C. <. R.; czu!ar meetings Isl and Crd Sat- ur3,ys ln each month, ai thc Ci;y Hal, Il 70 D. n. V. T. SAVAGE,
 Adju:au'. i Y. GROW, Commander If
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09

For SOte.

One fue American Mich Cow at SranI 3-4.ch Water SIaiinn.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09
LNygERS FH0IE PEUrL!

The publisher If TAE DAur ToNasroNr do not Eoid '.;'.. ..sclfte>rcnsiolc fer ar,i,l, ,l ear,;i lander ths head.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09
FrDcrnI oy Iama,f H.r,r.

1at Ntaa..-- c..-.p v4s ,omr,...ly ] .gd .a.- ."se..a .'ar.e fa.-H. aud ac- d in.n.'- n. .a. .sfr Etaa.a Drew The By, h.sd t..tau r.e..a-i aa Impressive arri .sar n.a5t.r which 'lc il O. tDc o'Ha va. rraoyr3, a'd ;ae li. r1- or d..
 c-'-ed were s4o'c'd an opnrr;nn,y Of .ua- 'a-. oo', atb;s G.rc The remain,
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09

Tbe-e are I9 persons 10 the county jail at
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-09

Iae'a- -a.a .,oa.--. tanars.
 A.o u.". .o-saa~rae u.rh..
 ra-~.. s.a ea....- ,a C. b.-. County r.tt.t- -tn... T. i..r:naada.t rs.a-.
 O.. r-".~ -...ds w"' boa ru- -oa- .av.... ia Na-...rlaG,a., er-a.n@
 are o.,,,-y., -;,,. ,,.,,'.-,aay.ry ...-.:..~.--I-.,.a.
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 Ill., a'ou.:ht sa,5 ,,a, va- missed a' <r C...- >@Ar years ago: < E.ruo'iyan no~;ma-,- .H .ua,..- Democratic paper .- t.c la;,s: se-.ioa to B. ss.IeL in IomD- ~.a.c.
 Tte No.a,y, Frontier ~n! $, S.ar;sh cen
 m' r.re, ara having d iiy".y G-lt c,yr get-.n- shy the fr..;.-- changed ii, u.iuas towards Gen Carlo.
 Afa.:n.-aHy .urna called the Tinga;,t S.o D. pva.t,heI 'n London. I,.>to hc s-i;.n in i've l-a-ga-es, vz: Ea-.i-h, french, Spaat,I, r'aan and I!aIan Each 90 t,. s..i..-u .. s.., .- -.o>e.
 >.r. rsr,& B.la.,, wa- to-day l-.sen,cd a .in.,'s,re .rGla ly hlo -ea;em,niv em. .,otrs ia !.t, shop, ~;'u aa appropriate in -.rip.,,u ".,a; ,.i- .naa Wa ;.. krl jo acati.' {, = n,..,. 5, !o ,,.:e .A.. 2;r. Eu.s:dy runs ., ba: .,@ -E.r.
 }.r. A. s,avsr.z wf.o has been engaged n l.. '.... aud ..o. ju-:.r-- n lis city for e. .,.- ,ia-, c.o,cll:, doors ,lis morning O n-to; ;l., da,: trade .r lis l:ae of hrsi mas. iI- srhwa~,z wha js g square and up. r-..i bush .-, ts-a. ~-..u- That he "oUii uut i..>h.- a.l., o. :a,v bacamr due and having ..,rG rauu-h to pay hi, creditors, closed h. doors aAI notified s,. C. l;, cr.4aor. to meet and lake char- c! his y'y.G This hoHs tie honesty D N!r Schwartz. aaI " tile wc rc-re, that ha- L.d ty go ou: uf business We nope .ua, when oLr =csu time, comr, ;h.t le may le oaaH.ct ;a 1a ia.o business again anl ,oap such a A...Jy-t of golden Guc4:s, d, he j. eari..rl to.
 ' i, a pleasure to no;e ;la. Mr. Ci:a-, B ,rn. has opened d barrier shop on X len street, ahoy. sixth. where hc N 1T he p!e.,, ,d z, nlc,. a .:- o.d lime ir,,fd- aud a< many new one aa can co"vea,en'Iy b. seated .u , !, , ma-1;ayea: toa-nrial pa'lors 'ir. Borne ,, J kaoHu in ;.i"is.uue, "ad ali "A1 f,,u. Dj,n ~ Ia . cai c.n a,i e. d"p"r i, tl.a. ti.y wi.. S.; l,,. c.sj-.. "r.: bee; shave ever al:,u in Tombstone 7; E. a i.,L-a!c lOr ny w .H z, ra.l ac in an ea~y chair aad have 1 ri' ra --. urI Q; 60 as>t-cl .sS ar'i,; tn rc- VI we tLc -rp.us beard :rora taeir face. Just ! ,fy Sir. Bo~r once and -ou WI. say as does i every o;e, tha; be is tae best ba7rs. in Ali | ru ? r1cm5rr, =aayir, l5 cent, and ha!r | cut,G.. 55 l-~ts.
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AoTjcr TO cA-rLE~sEN.

s Y. GROW, Commander
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-24
Jews CT Israelite

The Wichita Eagle publishes a very
interesting letter from James Redpath
OH the Jews of New York. 1t is made
up largely of n conversation with a
Jewish lawyer of that city, and the fol-
lowing paragraphs are valuable as set
Ting a question which has puzzled
many people.
ITO begin with, " said, Twill you tell
me the difference, if there is any differ
ence, between the terms Hebrew, Is
raelite and Jew, and whether the term
jew is offensive to 4 man of the Hebrew
racer
1.-THE term Hebrew, lsraelite and
jew" he replied, ARE not Synonymous,
but represent distinct historical periods
of our race. Hebrew represents the
early Abramic or nomadic period. Is
raelite was the title or the theOcracy
founded after the Exodus and in the
land of Canaan; while Jew was the
remnant left i'm Palestine after the sep
aratiOn Of Judea from Israel and the
loss of the ten tribes. The word Jew is
not offensive unless used i'm an often
sive way; just as the word Yankee may
be used as the name of people or as
an insulting epithet. We Jews call our
selves Jews among ourselves"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-24

opportunities excel those of any other
class Of men on the face of the earth.
What other class of men have lands
given TO them III unlimited quantity;
with an annuity; with legislation free;
with a standing army at 10 expense;
with no exactions; with schools and
churches sent TO them through chart
table agencies; with pastures fenced
for them by the lessee. and a prefer
ment II they want TO labUrl The truth
is, they are Indolent and imprOvident,
living in squalOr and filth until annui-
ties and rents are exhausted; and hav-
ing no other available resources at
hand, they now seek TO extort it from
their beLefactOrs by menaees and
threats.
II is said "they are shot If they go
away from their reservation 1t is not
wOnder-nor pity-if they are killed
with paint on. They have no occasion
to leave the reservation but to murder
settlers and plumber their homes in adj
joining states, to which those settlers
object for cause. They further protest
against the white men Of the northeast
finding fault with and slandering cattle
men, cowboys and settlers, and render
ing verdicts against them before hearing
the evidence. OPTIC.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-24
GEN. GR<RT DEAD.

The report reached here last night
that Gen. Grant was dead. n g. only
an event which las leru inevitably ex-
pectcd, ever since his renewal To Mt.
McGrcgnr. y. Y. lie tuuk - relapse on
Wednesday. and rs his strength was
exhausted ho could not be rallied by
the application Of medicine. Grant
was useful man during the late war
and his fame rs mill try commander
las never been excelled by any Ameri-
can general. Asa mark of appreciation
for his services he was twice elevated
To the presidency.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-24

The question having been raised as to
what amount of money the railroad
company has on deTOsiti in the First Ma
tional bank of this city, to be forfeited
to this township in case the road is not
bull. here b.. February 9TH, we can state
p 'sitively that the amount is over eleven
thousand dollars. All reports to the
contrary are erroneous and should not
be credited. If there are any doubters
or disbelievers, they can satisfy them
selves by callingat the bank where they
VIII be cheerfully accorded all the nee
essary information.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-24
Kansas Mutual Life As,Oc,ation

The special agent of this association
Capt. II. y. Cameron, has met with
good success in Barber county and is
deserving of it. His company is a
strictly home institution, taking no
risks outside of the state.
1t was Incorporated on the 10th day
of January 1882, and now has a policy
list of over four thousand six hundred.
The following certificate of reliability.
and cheapness of the insurance offered
by the Kansas Mutual, is certainly
worthy the consideration OF all who
may desire safe and reliable life insur-
anCe.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
We take pleasure in saying that we
have examined the plan of the Kansas
Mutual Life Association, and are so
well satisfied of its reliability that we
have taken policies on our own lives in
the association, and believe we have as
safe and cheap an insurance as can be
written.
hon. Z. b. pf1mb.
Hon. Thomas FenTOn.
Hon. James Smith, Esq, Ex-Sec.
State.
Hon. John Martin, District Judge,
Topeka.
Hon. Z. I. Bonebrake, Esq, Auditor
CT State.
Hon. Albert II. Horton, Chief JUS
tice Kansas.
Hon IL. c. Sluss, District Judge,
Wichita.
Hon. Frank Z. Gillette, Kingman,
county.
Hon. Geo. ID. Orner, Ex-District
Judge, Medicine Lodge.
James II. Fleming, Medicine Lodge.
VIM. Lindsey,
Darius VanSlyke,
Chas. L. Rigg. sheriff,
Chas. ii. Forbes marshal I"
l.. NJ. Moore, reg. deeds,
Henry Blickhahn saddler, 4"
Thos. NJ. Dorau livery,
In the matter of expense we cannot
see how life insurance could be written
any cheaper. A 5000 policy for SIS,
or one policy each of $1,000, to man and
wife for 81.
Under the provisions of our late law
passed by our legislature, the reserve
fund of the association is held by the
state treaSuser, and The association is
under the immediate control of the SUI
perintendent Of insurance of the state.
II. a. CAMERON, Special Agt.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-24

From present Indications, Texas
stockmen are not 10 have equal rights
with foreign syndicatCs, as instamcrd
by the Euglish syndicate. WHO oppose
Texas cattle passing through the In
diau Territory. on the Cherokee Strip.
There iSa growing injustice in per-
uniting large syudicates, who have no
intention OF becoming citizens. To pur-
chase baronial estates In our midst.
Some of these foreign companies, are
grazing largely upon the public domain
without paying cent To the state; for
instance II Is stated, that tie Rufus
Hatch Foreign Cattle company use
more grass land without a cent of com
pensation to the state, than the Malta
dor Cattle company which pays SaO, 600
rent yearly to the state. What chance
has the small anchman.-Tex Live
stock Journal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1885-07-24
Ordinance No. Elm Relation to Sidewalks
III. D

OIu1uduCe NO. OIL helaLl0n 10 SIDEWALKS.
First published July 3, 1885,
BE 1t ordained 10y the Mayor and Council OF the
City OF Medicine Lodge.
Section l. That il shall be the duty of each
and every individual owning real estate on the
north side OF Kansas avenue east. between
Main and walnut street.. and on the north side
of Washington avenue east, between Main and
Walnut streets, to make and finish good and
sufficient sidewalk in front of each lot or piece
of land so owned by them, and abutting upon
the said avenues, ON the side and within the
limits heretofore mentioned, which sidewalk
shall be completed on the 10Th day Of July,
1885, and the same shall be kept in good repair
hereafter b., such lot owner or owners. The
sal sidewalks shall he six feet in width and
built of two-inch pine lumber.
Sec. :. That IL the owner of any lot piece
of land Adult ng on said proposed sidewalk,
shall fail or refuse to build or repair such side
walk along the entire front of the lot or piece
of land owned by him or them, in the manner
and with the material, and within the time pre-
scribed Ivy this ordinance, and keep the same
in good repair thereafter, the City Council may
cause the same to be done by or under the di-
rection of the Siret Commissioner, or may let
the same by contract to the lowest responsible
bidder, and in all such cases the Conncil may
levy such assessment on any lot or lots, or
piece OF land abutting on such improvements,
according TO the front foot thereof, n may he
necessary to reimburse said city for makiHg
such sidewalks or repairs. The assessment so
made shall be entered upon the minutes of the
Council, and shall be certified by tho City Clerk
to the County Clerk, of Barber county, who
shall place the same on the tax roll opposite
the respective lots pieces of land, for collec-
ton. and said assessment shall be known as
sidewalk Taxes and shall be subject to the
same penalties, and be collected IN like man
ner as other taxes, and when collected shall be
paid over to the City Treasurer.
Sec B. This ordinance shall take effect AMI
be in force from and after its publication in the
Barber county INDEX.
Approved July LIST 1885.
Attest. s. E. STONE, Mayor.
A L. NOBLE, City Clerk. 5
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lsan Francisco Chrou,cle.l

lShn EIAnc'ScO OnrOnlcte.
At Fort Bayard for a lrng time there
lay IN old spiked cannon, which had been
rendered useless for some reason or an
other. The Apaci e chief of that riot
fell in love with that cannon. He used tc
como every day and beg the comm1nda1t
TO give it to him. At length General Sher-
man was announced as coming. and the
officer told the Apache that he must ask
him for it. He did. The General looked
at ii, saw it was Of no use, and presented
it TO him.
"I'm AFRAID" said the General, with
mild jocosity, "you want TIL cannon 20
you can turn 1t on my soldiers and kill
them"
"Omph! no. Cannon kill cowboys. Kill
soldiers-club."
The General was sorrv he sp-k..
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why Mr.. stumpo Shed sart Tears.
Cincinnati EnauIrer.


Louis Stumpe, Assistant SuperlntenI-
ent Of the Street Cleaning Department,
residing at No. l. Moore street, Is the
happy father of three blooming, brand
new boy labies- Mr.. Stumpe afirms
thEt each son and heir weishs twelve
pounds av irdupOis, but some allowance
must be made for his vivid Imagination,
which now pictures everything trcblei.
The multiple papa ca led at tue Board
Of Public Works meetin. yesterday
morning oil broke up. His account of the
is interesting. 81 was visiting ball
over the Rhine" he says. 'Some: hing
told me 1 ought to So home, and got
there just half an hour too soon. l cried
shen 1 saw it; o,uli not help it. Ny
wife said, why, what's the matter,
Conr" The father is doing well.