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Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
STOP THAT COUGH

By using DR.. Frazler's Throat and Lung Bal.
sam-the only sure cure for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness and Sore Throat, and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect q
cough. 1t may prove fatal. Scores and
hundreds of grateful people owe their lives to
DIR. Frazier't Throat and Lung Balsam, and
no family will ever be without It after once
using it, and discovering its marvellous power.
1t is put up in large family bottles and sold
for the small price Of rs cents per bottle. Sold
Kubn & Co. and O.. +. Goodman.
Pittsbur9 Chronicle.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

The bara of Mr.. ID. Fulmes, Just east Of
Gibbon, was totally destroyed by fire Monday
night. One thousand bushelS of wheat, one
thousand Of c IN aud fifteen hundred OF oats
were made fuel for the flames. The loss was
partially covered by insurance..
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

D%URKEE's Cold MEAT SAUCE & SALAD
DREssIoG ready made, nutritious, econo-
mical. delicious. Nothing equal to it
was ever ttfsred and 1t is invariably
| popular both at home and abroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
Cen. Gfbbon and Gen. Buell..

Gen. Frys book reviewing the famous
investigation of the military conduct OF
Gen. Buell., of whose staff he was chief
calls out All interesting letter from Gen.
John Gibbon, of which We give the sub,
stance. Gen. Buell., whaflaasa%on his
spurs in Mexico, wasef one OF
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

The new method of computing tiras will 20
into effect over the Union Pacific and It's
branches on January l, 1885. This new com,
p~utation is SIMPLY Numbering the hours from
one to twenty four, the last mentioned being
midnight. =
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

Charles Wherry, clerk of an supplement- firm
at Seward, embezzled $40 from his employer
and after being confronted by the evidence of
his guilt, made an unsuccessful ATTEMPT to
end his life by the arsenic routs.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

q CARH. 10 oil wno 80 s4Aorlng hoa s1rooi
nd irdiocretions OF youth ueIl GUS weakness, ess!,
aOsAy, loss Of manhood. eto., ] viii send . rect1
that will cure you, FREE Of CHARGE THIS graa
remedy vas discovered by . missionery In Sont
Amrnrs. send seif.adirf. eod envelope 10 In. J9
'aaHa 4. lHnAx. GaakisA D. Nsv YeaA
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

The residents of Stella and Verdon are
iWtly indignant over the refusal of the Mis-
sonIi Pacific railway to allow Passengers to
ride on No. 35-the tram passing through
those villages late in the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

Several Of the western counties believing
that the county commissioners are unable to
perform the duties imposed upon them are in
favo, of the passage of atownehip organiza-
tion law.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

A Sore Throat or Cough, II suffered
to progress, often results In an incurable throat
or lung trouble. "B,OtCn's Bronohia al TrOches'
gives instant relief,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
Health is Wealth

m DR. Z. q. WRsrs NERYH AND BRAIN TRAAsMHSf, .
guaranteed specific for Hysseria, Dtzziness, Convul.
slons, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, HeadAche,. Nervous
Pfostration caused by the use Of alcohol or Tobacco,
Wakeiulness, Mental depression, softening Of the
brain, resulting in insanity and leaping 10 misery,
decay and death, Premature Old age, Baroness, loss
oipoweri In either seI, Involuntary Losses and sper.
= storhora caused by over exertlontof the brain, self
abuse or over indulgence. Each box, contains one
months treatment. s1.0o . box,o SIX bottles OF
$500. sent by mahprepah on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE Six BOXES
To cure any case With each order received by rs
fer six bottles, accomplished with 800, we will send
he purchaser our written guarantee TO refund the
money II the treatment does not efeot o euro. Guar.
q " 2s.m&e-ry " so2 Madison st.. Chicago. Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

To break up colds, fevers snd inaam.
matory attacks, use DR.. Pierce's Com
pound Extract of Smart Weed.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

{. The commissioners Of Dodge county propose
to plank and pile the principal roads IN the
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01
NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stock holders Of the
Western Horse and Cattle Insurance Co will be helA
at the office OF the company 10 Omshs, on Monday.
January 18th. 1885, HSSRI PUsDT, PIast,
{ HAS Il. RVRA.sTBR'sst Sec'V d(e-ld leg Nv
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-01

u lIIhSl iNbAtNA tAhhb 49, fAsS S''Al
would use the water and gas pipes for
grounding purposes, and thus a medium
for leakage from one wire to the other
would'be supplied.
So fast do the operators work that the
Spring street office made $500 nne
tions In one day before Thanksgiving
day. The ordinary system is q complica'
ted one. There one row Of switchboards
for local calls-that is, calls from sub.
scrlbers for other subscribers in the same
district. But II o subscriber downtown
calls for a subscriber uptown the opera.
tor writes a memoranda which 10 car.
ried by ssboy to q ''trunk" operator, who
oalla out q number and another boy sticks
o plug in the hole indicated by the num-
Der. Then he'''trunk" operator Is in
communication with an uptown exchange
and calls for the subscriber wanted. A
trunk call requires the work of three
girls and two boys. A local requiresths
work of only two girls Under a new
multiple system used in the John street
exchange n operator has full control Of
all the subscribers connected with her
keyboard. She makes and breaks all the
connections without the assistance or In
te~rvention of any other operator, except
or exchange. The average total of mes.
cages sent over the telephone wires in
this city each day 10 38, 700, If which 49,
45O are trunk connections and $3.50 are
local, showing that the long d~istance bus
iness Is five times as great Ms that Of
short distance.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19

treated and their confidence betrayed
by the young man in question there
seems to be no doubt.
The Shreveport Times says James
Franklin, 4 six year old son of Il. ;.
Elliott stuck piece of glass i'll his
foot and in few days died of lock
jaw.
-Ex-Stato Senator Walden Of Ten
sas parish died a few days ago.
The East Carrod DcmOcrat
thanks the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
copying his editorials. We too es-
tend thanks to the Capitolian-Advo-
cate for copying our leader upon
the Gibson letter. 1t copied rerbatun,
md gave MS credit for which it has
our thanks. We were unable to
sit up when we wrote this editorial;
was lying on our left side.
The Carroll Banner suggests that
the fules he examined before putting
up their stoves. A good idea, We
suggest the same To our people.
Considerable sickness Of iiuX II
portions of Calhoun county, Ala, ST
says the Republican.
A stage was robbed in Montana
a.few days ago of 100000. Onl.,
two DAYS before the government sen
$4,000 through. They made
mistake.
DIR. d. S. Smith, prominen
physician, was shot and Instant,
killed Sept. 18th at Wesson, Miss, b.
Dock May. He was shot from
window while embarrassing his horse
Cause of killing was jealousy of May
B. Carter was shot dead at Bal
timore on night of 14th. The shoot
ing grew out of q Democratic prima
ry election.
The Governor has offered $50
reward for the arrest and conviction
of Eugene Adams (colored) for tn
: murder of Hypolite Williams !
, Pointe Coupee parish.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
NO SHOW FOR HIM.
The Charge Which Greatly Dis
cOuraged an Arkansas Negro.

Colonel Sappleson, having opened
a boardinr-house, advertised that he
wal ed large number of chickens.
Shortly after the advertisement was
printed, Old Stephen Hannlfan made
his appearance, bringing several
large chickens, which he sold at q
fair price Shortly afterward he
brought several more.
Take 'em back there and put
them in the coop" said the Colonel.
"Yas, sab, vas, Has hard work
'suadin, my wife ter let me sell 'em.
Thinks er powerful chance o, her
fowls. sah.'
Sometime during the afternoon;
old Stephen came again.
SCOT yer some mighty fine ones
dis time, sab" he said. "Ole oman
cried when she parted Wild 'em,
"IIl 60 back with you and help you
put them in the coop.
"Oh, no, sab, doan need o:help.
"1'llhelp you anyway"
"No, boss, fur desc fowls is mighty
'citable, an, da doan want anybody
ter fool wild 'em but me-"
Just then a policeman walked
around the house, and pointing to
Stephen, asked:
THAT hinl?"
"Yes'
81 want YOU, old Teller
"Whut yer want wild ne?'
"Never mind"
"But whut is | done?"
"You old rascal" said the Colonel
"vou have been selling me the same
chickens all day,I thought | had about
fifteen, but Just now when l went out
there was not a single one i'll the coop
thought they were all very mucl
alike"
"Now, gennerman, dis is er putt.
game fur ter try an, put upon Ell man
Use been heah too long ter be 'cuset
dis way. Dem Chickens must CT so
outen dat coop. Mebbe da's gone OF
back home. Let me go, an, ef da is
I'll fotch 'em back. 1t amt right tie
treat a hard workin, man dis way"
You old scoundrel, YOU stole then
from me in the first place"
"Ah, Lawd,' sighed Old Stophel
"de ackcrsa!ion whut or pusson Wi
meet Will il dis worl Use dan bee
tried onrt fur stealth, desc chickens
sab, IN, dc law is dun wild me.
got 'em frum L man w!iut lihed on d
, cornder o, TeltlI III, Stone street.
, ! Arkansa,c Ti'0rripr.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
A Reliable Journal.

In its issue of September 4th the
Evening post, under the head OF
photographic" and Special to the
Evening Post" contains nearly co..
umn descriptive of the execution,
death throes," etc, of Patrick Halnot,
the Cincinnati wifemurderer, toGeth-
er with the "details ofthe crime and
bearing of the condemned on the
scaffold'
Here is the opening paragraph OF
the Posts soul-searching sensation:
CINcISArrI, Sept. 4, 1851:
Patrick Hartnet was executed III
the Jail yard here to- day. lie mani
tested brutal and indifferent dispo-
stion mp to the last moment.
The above statements are true IN
every particular, with the unimpor-
! tant exceptions that Hartnet was not
in the Jail yard at CINCINNATI on the
4th inst, but in the pcnitentiarv mt
Columbus; and that Hartnet was not
hanged on that day or any other day
subsequently or previously.
Governor Hoadly happened to pass
through Columbia the day before the
Evening Post hanged Hartnet in the
Jail yard at Cincinatti, and granted
him Il respite until September Both;
The Cincinatti Enquirer, VII ell
came out just fourteen hours before
the Posts picturesque and romantic
account of the hanging, contained Il
special from Columbus, dated Septem
Der 3, announcing stay i'll Hartnet' 3
execution, of which the following is
in extract:
The Governor was met mt .hc de-
pot Oh the arrival of the tram by Mr.
Jackson, who accompanied him to
his Office. and after the Governor had
consulted the statute and listened t.
short statement from the attorney
he granted respite to September
Both. This will be as early day as
the motion could be heard by the
Supreme Court, as it meets on Sep,
21st. will hear motions on the 24tll
anG render decisions on the 29th.
1t was about 9 O'Clock when the re,
spite was granted and Hartnet wa,
Informed Of the action aoout IL
o'clock.
Choking the life ont of a wife-mur-
durer thirty days ahead of time il
both reckless and precipitate, not tC
say rash. Some prolific person la:
evidently been monkeving with the
grapevine" of the Post, until it
news has become as queer" as it
politics. Commercial Herald.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19

The General Assembly passed the follow
ing bill in reference to the printing bill and
clerks and sheriff. costs OF sales under twelve
months bond:
"Whenever the Sheriff of any Of the par
ishes of this State shall advertise any proper-
,yto be sold in twelve months bond he shall
in the printed advertisements OF said sale
notify the public that ont of the price of adJu'
dication the purchaser sha II have to deduct
and pay, in cash, the amount of printing
the sherilfs and clerks Gees, as well as the
state, parish and municipal taxes, and the
sheriff shall, as near as ossibe, specify wha
he said costs and taxes amount to.-,f.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
Inadequate NOurishment.


New York Commercial Advertiser.
1t is surprising that so many good
people who live in the midst OF
abundance pass through life with IN
adequately rourished bodies. They
do not eat sufficient food and their
eperries are exhausted i'll conse-
auence. The mind is inert and the
body is languid. The reason Of tins
lack of appetite Is moi far to seek.
The palate has become weary OF the
eternal samcness Of the average din
ner. The monotonous JOINT OF beef
or mutton, varied occasionally by
poultry, becomes almost revolving,
and is only eaten to keep body and
soul together.
1t is not right, Of course. to live to
eat, but neither can the best be got
! ten out of life where one only eats to
live. The golden mean III tins re-
spec. is what should he sought
This NAV best he found Ivy adding
variety to the bill of fare. There
are an endless number Of so-called
made dishes that are wholesome
and appetizing. Against them al
ignorant prejudice is widely cherish
ed, but they are admirably adapte,
nevertheless to stimulate and refresi
the palate which ha. lost is zcst fo
the more substantial food upon which
the changes have been runS III
miserable monotone for ages.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
ESTRAY!

Whereas on the 18th day Of August, 1885,
a certain Red Steer with white spot in right
flank, about three years old and unmarked
wa. duly estrayed before me by {. VI. Dolier-
hide the owner of which is unknown.
Now therefore, unless the owner shall ap-
pear and prove property and pay charges ac>
cording 10 law. ] will proceed on the 3Dtil
Jay of September, 1883. 10 sell said E-tray at
my o1'cc, 30 the highest bidder for lash, at moi
less than two thirds Of the appraiSenrnt.
Delhi, La, r. II. DOLLERHipE,IP .
Arg iaih lsSJ-It. Printer fee - 90
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
Succession Sale.

Succession Of H'aie lIamp'cu, dec !.
Ey virtue Of Il commission "a srlI {" Pay
debt, of tine above named >ucce-~icu. Issue
rom the 9Th District Court of klch,nl fal-
.sh, and Ia me directed | will nn
"Wednesday. September 2''r'', l"-'.
nj the ea>, ,ionr Of the Court hnr~r. 'n tic
town Of Rayvillr. WITHIN legal h'ur- il'r i'r
sale to the highest bidder ;hc iu.owIns
described property. - wI'
Annn lrvidrd one h AZ inicren' in the frac>
rional OF section ,, L ~ Il . T.. containing
2q2 and 20 one hundrrih acres with binding
and improvements thereon.
Terms ot sale cl>h--wiih the hrnrii; Of ap
urai.enrnt UiLLIAM HAMPTON.
Rayvi.c. La. Administrator.
Auy Oft Printers foe $500
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
lie Stood the Test.

Four BOYS seated OH line fence
dividing two houses on John X.
street attracted the attention of pc
destrian yesterday, and he halted and
asked what they were looking at.
New family moving i'll there to-
day" replied one.
"Well, what of it"
They've got a boy about as bigas
u.s."
"Well, what Of that"
Nothing, only we was trying him. "
At that moment the new boy ap-
peared on the grass about twenty
feet away. One of the boys on the
fence made upa face ut him. He
promptly responded. Then another
boy threw stone at him. He hurl-
ell it back.
"Say, I'll lick you!" called the big
gest boy.
You can't do it,
The four boys made as if they
would jump over the fence, but the
new boy stood firm.
I'll dare you up here!"
"I'll dare You down here!'
Hes all right-hes game" sait
the big boy to the pedestrian. 81
he was coward we was going tolicl
him, but now we'll 60 over and lei
him have a Whit on our cigar stub.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
Succession Sale.

Ev vir'sr e.: an or.l.f - me dirrclel. from
th- ilon t-'' iul,rr' D.-'rc, C"uI, II E.-h-
i1ud parish, Srr'r ~ luni>iani, commanding
nv to -,ii ;,croiditt To- I,w all the Sn.r--.inn
properly 81 Joseph ". Am,ry to pay drh-..
| y uu
Ss,ui! a, tie 1"''i ~ of September. 1871,
~ uo. lr-> thiu he iurrn,oucd appraised
yalrc -ci! tie wet section aud We, IT
,'r-t section T. u'r'h west ! section l.; and
west Of no,iu ras; ! section g. and T.
ot : +. section " aud >''n,l west of r.
! secron q. all ~ / T. y. Il Is Easy, and con
tainu Z IA th. aggregate ESQ eight hundred
AMI i"t'v acrr> Il land more or lrss. Tli-
above land wiil bc sold M subdivisions Of rot
l"-~ than e'-h'y, ~, moie than one nndrrd
aud sINty acre iots. 4 So claim against the
estate Of Iulr- 7. Cty ior the rent Of -a,i
place for liz. var iSNl. $3.50 90
" 49,, $4,000
" d" 1875, ,rnyrb
" d" 1885, ,rrn!uD
clam a@ai,'J. + G,tiy fnr cs"ic, """oo
hog ~. 90
corn isrun
The ahov'. sale VIII he made ~ the cas-,
door al the court h'.n-e WITHIN the hour. rr,.-
-.rl prd 10y law al not he's than the inycntoricd
appraIs,,,' value TIN, .l-t August. I-sI.
). / AVERY,
Administrator
anr 22-Gt. Printer, sec SLIGO.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
Lost or MiSI:lid.

A certain promisary note drawn by y. A..
Hewitt to hi, own order and 10y him endorsed
in blank for the sum of seven hundred and
fifty dollars bearing date 7th Of April A. u.
1852, aud due on the first day Of January y.
d, 1888. and bearing eight per cent ler an
num in,eres, from maturity until paid.
And in order 10 secure rlIc fail, final and
complete payment of said note, interest, costs
and attorneys fees, fixed at ten per cent the
said y. A Hewitt did by public az, passed
before ! Newt Pitts, Clerk Ssh District Cont
and TX Oifcio Recorder of Richland Parish
on the 7th April, l>s3. hypothccac and
specially mortgage to and in favor OF james
r Hewitt, or any bonafde owner Of said note
the following described property. ro>wit:
Fir,t--An>tin lands. s. w ! section two, :.
w OFFS F. I of Section two, i II \, Il q r.,
containing two hundred acres m"rc or less.
Scconi-An undividel one halt interest in
the home place. described As follows, to-wit.
ives, of west J section n + ID \ + Is Eas
EJoi NE section 6 L II North Il > Eas'
SCI Of west section 80 / - X i
Sc Of n Yves, aecion 81 / H. n +
N r of ives, section 81 L 10 X !
| n T. of : west section 81 L II X Il J.
containing four hundred and seventy nin'
acres of land more or less. Aud IN order Il
identify said note with the act Of mortgage !
was paraphed by said Clerk and FIX Oiiici'
Recorder according to law.
This 18th August 1888.
JAMES r. HEWITT.
| Aur. 2g-3t Printers fee $500.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
Vicksanrs, Miss.
he Tirnes-Democrat.

Special to the Times Democrat.
V1cksBURG, Sept. IA sensation
was created here to-day by the filing OF
affidavits in the City Court by Thorn
as Holdings, a farmer from Monroe,
La, against Thos. &. Bond, steam
boat captain; John Leddy, IA dry
foods clerk, and James G. Moore, n
barkeeper, all of this city, charging
them with having robbed him of $40.
Holdings alleges that he came here to
make purchases of machinery and
goods, that the clerk induced him to
take sundry drinks, after which he
inveigled him into a saloon, and
with Bond and Moore succeeded IN
beating him out of his money. Led
DIV and Moore were arrested to-day,
the former g, ing to Jail in default of
bond, and Moore giving bond for his
appearance next Monday. Bond
left for Memphis Thursday night and
has not been arrested.
The above account of the rObbinS
of our friend Thos. holiness is Ia
ken from the Tines Democrat. The
Commercial Herald gives long ac-
count of this case. Mr.. HOLINESS is
a respected citizen of our parish.
He is perfectly reliable. His finan-
cial staining is second to no man in
North Louisiana. That he would
permit himself to be roped in by a
set of robbers and ropcrs is strange
to us; but the fact of his imbiding il
spirituous liquors lately is salutior
to the whole matter. Mr.. Holdiness
is an honest, energetic planter, I'M
suspecting and those sharps who
mixed tho drinks on him for the pur
pose of robbing him should get thu
full beneht of their crime and b.
, made to 60 where they can have thu
> opportunity of learning a trade b,
which they would be enabled t.
make an honest living and have am.
l. pie time to reform. The papers
have the name wrong. His name i,
Thomas Holdiness. He does nc
. play cards, the plea of those robbei
that they won the money is subtel
fuge and not worthy Of belief. MI
= H. lost all the money he claims t
h have lost for he had tho money an
more too. We were asked if Thom
" as holiness was a subscriber to til
Q BEACON, we replied that we though
u he was, but the party contended thu
, no one who took paper and kel
Il posted would fall into such a snal
!" as that. After examining our SUI
i scription book We discovered tn
y he does not take the BEACON. +
- has three intelligent children tn
. should not be deprived of their pa
- ish paper. Mr.. holiness rs a ma
- ter of enconomy denies himself an
family the advantages of reading the
=. parish paper. If he had taken Il
!, - BEACON he would have seen where
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19

farmer was robbed i'll Shreveport
ONLY few days ago, that would have
been fresh i'll his memory and con-
seqeuntly KEEP; him out Of this snare,
Where is the saving in denying YOUR
self of your parish paper?
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19

The arrests for drunkenness have
diminished over half in the CITY of
DesMoines, Iowa, since the prohibito-
ry law has goue into execution.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
NOTICE..

Notice J, hereby give that lave th'- day
appointed and constituted Ju". +. L"SC!"--
my true ageu, aud attorney :" act tor me and
all hi> acts viii We binding Hpon me.
This Sept. 3nd, l>>1.
ff WI. ! BA>KIN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
FOR SALE CHEAP.

4 desirable residence in Rayvilie-Lo'>
IouXlsn feet. For terms apply TO f.. {.
Montgomery, attorney, at Rayviiic, or !. !
Mang ham. Git,land, La II.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
ESTRAY.

Whereas. on the 18th day Of August, lNN'.
Acer,aiu dark brown steer WITH a few "hiie
pots. marked swallow fork and Two underhIts
in the righ, ear under hall crop m the ten; no
lxand: about three yeas oil; was duly e.
u yed before me by r. Jefferson McC"y, the
owner of wh,rh j. unknown.
Now therefore unless the owner shall AZ
pear and prove property and pay charges ac-
coriing To law. | viii proceed on the l"is'
day If October. ISSJ. TO sell SAID c,'ry at my
office To the highest bi Ider for cash at not r--
than two thirds OF III, appra >en.rnt.
II. NGCkEKS.I. p.
Alto. La, Aug. 2S,l As5--6'. Printers ireS5.'d
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19

Tie habit of incompetence by men
in Office has occasioncd more injury
to the public and more trouble to ne,
than all other causes; and wrr, to
commence my administration again,
the first question l would AK re-
specting a candidate for office would
be, docs he use ardent spirits" 81
Thomas jefferson.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-09-19
Latest From Kansas.

In Kansas Prohibition was put into
the Constitution in 1SS), by 5000
majority, and villa, are some of the
results? Since that time the popula-
ton Of tha State has increased be-
tween BOZ, 900, and 400, 900 4 its tax
able property more that s7o,0O0,0)o.
In Kansas there are SO organized
counties.& Sl of them are without 81
loon only Lcavenwprth and Atchison
Counties are thus cursed. One can
ride $500 miles on Kansas railroads
without passing a saloon. Like our
4 listilleries and 32 brcweries, the
1,5O0 saloons we once had are now all
gone. Not much failure in all this