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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
X. p. MUBpoCE. Manager,
dSS-tf" w2ftf Wichita, Kansas
10 County SUPERINTENDENT.

We have just completed large number
of sets of school records, including the new
book (as required by law, register OF war
rants presented to and paid by treasurer
Orders filled promptly.
1HE WICHITA EAGLE,
d107-tfs Wichita, kansaa
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Editor Eagle,

Please announce A. B. Wright as candidate fot
Reelection TO the Office of Clerk of the Distr1c'
Court subject to the decision OF the Republican
nominating convention Dol
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W. II. MAXWELL.

Please announce NY name candidate 1or tne
ONCE of Probate Judge of Sedgwick county subIecI
TO the decision Of the coming ReDubl can county
convention. ,,x-,
W. Ii. hAA W hLA'
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Special to Attorneys.

Just completed large number Of the
Attorneys pocket DOCKET" For sale at
this Office. d95-tf
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Occidental Hotel.

A. y. Dening has leased and taken possession Of
the Occidental March /. VIII put IL ia good shape
and ., be cad his old friends and all other
dis osed 10 give him a call. dSI-tf
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viii be a candidate for probate Judge, before the
county Republican convention W. 1. BuchShH'
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Editor EAGLE: Please announce me as candl-
date for reelection to the position OF county atsor
ney subject to tho decision of the Republican con-
vention to be held in Wichita August z, lSos
d&w46 u. w. u JONES.
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Twill be a candidate for reelection TO the once OF
state senator, subject to the action OF me nePii
can conVeL { on. JNO hELNi-
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sev ASa fnSsrsaas Beck s>w Kass>s
Lswy~sN

-. Aansas Pleading and Prsetso< In csu
CAses, stth forras. by irwin TKyio-. "A
Tie Topeka bar author Of Brief osy-., .
Anno,sied eesss. sse Octave. go
pages. y let s~f1t POSTPAID on r-ess.s -
Srscs la1 " leHfTA EAoEg
HseAlsA. knn
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swAb &, Closer. TAllorz. 10 M.sa 49,,
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Free reclining chair cars arc now running
on all trains On the C., X e. ~ Ry, "E,eE
Island Route" between " .chita, Topeka
Kansas City. e. Joseph. Chicago. 81
Lou4A su
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Editor Eagle -,
Please announce that am candidate Tor the
ONCE probate judge, subject to the decision OF the
Repu convention OF SedgwIck count.
dbl Il. D.. HAMMOND.
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For farm loans call at Lombard
Mortgage Company. Money paid soon
as papers are executed ds9-w5Qtf
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st Louis 4 san Francisco Train service.

The Frisco line are now running In their
morning and night trains Tree reclining
palace chair cars and Pullman palace
sleeping cars from wichita to 1t. Louis.
without change The 'frisco f. the only
line running two solid trains between
these points without change OF any class.
Morning rain now leave. Wichita at 10, 10
~. and evening train at go D. M. w.
y. NuTIock, passenger aud ticket agent
~ North Main str@et Union depot and
Douglas avenue station 25-sf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

Excursion ~ Cincinnati, Ohso. On Santa
re and Frisco bDes. ODs Tar. for roassd
fr1p, s2sa Tickets OF sale July Tera 70
- Inclusive, rnAs limit Jniy S5sf ". ID
1Grsock. Pass and Tx Ag;, ~ North
Man street and unBoa depot DIT
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lam a candidate for state senator in this district
subject to the decision of the Republican conyeh-
ton d & w 50t y. h. BENTLEY
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INTERLUDE.
PART SECOND.
REAL ESTATE.

Bran war; ors, Hiberian archers. beautiful st
Patrick children. the funny Hiberian boys and the
Limerick guards in Their wonderful drill all beau
Hfully cos umed.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Nights
July 18th, 10th and 2Otn.

VIII tTI|FN AIUyNIIS
sisted BY the Knights of St. Joseph Silver
Cornet Band and one hundred young
ladies' gentlemen and Children
of the parish, under the
ansniceS of the
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nailS& eagle
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
Please announce the name of E. W. Phillips. o
Salem township as q candidate for representative
from me SD district subject to the decision OF the
Republican nominating convention, held In Wlcn!ta
[weet Sidel August "A. o&"s
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swab & CLOSER, Tailors. 2O6 Main st.-15
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DAsslsr's complied laws and sesssos lsvv
ioF = fes sac ~ tsis e.Eos .: the s,a-dard
pSc& xAw-R
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Take the new short line, c. K. & M
Rock Island route TO Kansas City, St
Joseph, Chicago and st. Louis lift
q r.gIc pnn,tsn na aoase

faglc PubIsh ne Hoase.
NJ. NJ. Murdoch IL Bro, proprietorS
printers, binders, publishers and blank
book manufacturers All kinds of county
township and school district records and
blanks. Legal blanks Of every description
Complete stock of justices dockets and
blanks. job printing of all kinds Cor
respondence solicited. Address all com
munications to
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Loans on improved farms made 8.
lowest rates Lombard Mortgage Com
pany. os Will
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For few days only, so fine cigars S125
CASH GROCERY,
dol ct" 313 n. Main street
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A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
SYNOPSIS.

Historical. Spectacular, Allegorcal.
Beautiful Costumes Attractive Ladies, Interesting
Children, Good Music.
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14

James G. Blaine has been offer
ed a salary of $4,000 per annum
to write two articles a month for
the "North American Rerie,o." "
He has not rs yet accepted
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14

Mr.. G. ". Huckaby of Caddo
parish, who was nominated for the
legislature last spring and after
wards resigned, was murdered last
SUNDAY night by horse drover
by the name Of Luce.
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14
+. n. s S. RAIL ROAD.
No. 2 Time Table in Effect On
October lst, 1888.

T,niI,. Stations. HMth.
~ ! Yo Z NJ. 2.No.4
.,y, Arrive
5:4aam3:COpm Homer, 1l:%oa"s:i"pm
G:lOam4:OOpm Athens, lo:2oa'n':4vi'"
Arrive ga" o,,.,
7:25an.,:Copm Gibs|anA, 9:3oarn3:oopm
Whrn trains start late or get hehlho'
tl,ey will not attempt to make mp t'Me,
but will yum Through at tbs rate c'
speed given in the schedule.
On Sanlay n" 2 will leave 1'nS!'ha
ut $50 Il. M, and run through hour
ahead of schedule time. Excursion
tickets will be sold on Sunday at re,
ducctl rates. Thsy will be good on all
trains on day OF sale, but worthless
afterwards. They are not transferable
and no baggage will he carried on them
Baggage mist be refused unIess
checked. The Conductor will bs care
ful to see that this rule is strictly oD-
served.
j. D. BEARDSIEY,
General Manager.
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14
the PARISH.

the PARISH.
On motion, the overscer ana
hands on the Minden and Gordon
road be required TO work 'hesame
as row travelled from near-
T;nsley's to the Ho:ner and Hay
ucsvii!e road.
On motion, to send committee
of flyc members of the Police Ju
ry To .he county sites OF Cass ana
i'psl,ur counties, Texas, TO exam
inc the vaults in the conrthouses
in SAID counties; on taking the
vote The yeas and nays were ca'''
cd and vote taken as follows: fol
comnittee-Ncal, Winn, Lowe
Bridges, Watson, Aycock an'
KcKenzic. Against the commit
tee-D.Bannon. When, on mo
tjon the following committee WA
4 elected to make SAID visit at tn
exnepsesc of the Vault Company
Watson, W,nn, Lowe, Aycock AM
KcKensie, and b. +. Ncel alter
nate.
On motion, the following bill
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14
II 0 lIEIs MASON &c
COLLEGE,
Rates of Tuition Per Month

! shall cndcavor to work up
other departments as the demand
and finances may Justify.
| have already succeeded in es-
tablisling order drills, and hope
to perfect them, with the inyalua.
bic assistance Of Miss Lovellet,
whose services l have recently Sc
cured as assistant teacher. She
hears rich testimonials as to com
potency and proficiency, from TIC
President and Professors OF MI
Carmel High School, Illinois.
gMg- For further particulars con
fer with Mrs. HATTIE LATHANcE,
Principal
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14
Ward 4 Dots.
From Our Special Correspondent.

Cotton picking in this section
is about over. The yield is bet
ter than was once expected.
Mr.. Clay CANDLES infant son
(Groyer Thurman) has been quite
sick, butts now ne learn conval-
esccnt.
Four hands were recently re-
turned by their road ovcrseers in
this ward, three cases outof the
four were dismissed at the costof
the Parish. We think road over
seers should investigate matters
closer before resorting to the law.
There Is an opening for a good
teacher in this neighborhood for
the coming year.
We would like to remind the
readers of the GUARDIAN that the
time for appointing tax assessor
is near at hand, and all aspirants
for the Office had better send their
names to the governor, or he'll not
know who you are. There are on
~ fifteen or twenty aspirants ur
to date, from which number to Sc
lect, bnt one. Why not make tht
contest lively?
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14
i. oTn erI $ Lag
Friday. Dee Il, 1885


A lew days ago 4 bcau'l'ol
young g,rl about ten years oio
WAS found drowned in n lake near
tho city of Birmingham Ala~ "A
day or two afterwards a woman
was also found who had been
sunk in the lake with u heavy
weight tied about her body.
An in, estigation proved that the
unfortunate victims were the vile
and daughter of q man by the
name of Hawcs, q locomotive en-
gineer. 1t appears that Hawcs
murdered his wife and daughter,
and disposed of another child in
y mysterious manner, and went to
Columbus Miss, and married. 4
beautiful and accomplished young
lady of about twenty years repre-
scnting TO her that he was dlvorc-
cd from his former wife.
Hawes was arrested placed in
iail charged with the double mur'
der of wife and child. The aiiall
was a tragic and deplorable- one
and Justly aroused the wrath and
indignation of The people of Bir
mingIlam and Jefferson Co. In
deed SO bitterly wrought up were
the people, till they raised and or
ranizcd mob of about 2C0'
strong and undertook to break th'
jail and lynch TIE fiend, Hawes
Sheriff Smith, however had pla
eed a strong guard around the jai
with orders to shoot into the mol
unless they should dasist. III
warned and advised them to tur1
back, and on refusing the gnar'
fired into the great moving mas
of humanity with winchester ri
fies and killed and wounded abon
fifty persons. This dispersed tn
mob and they forego the idea {
lynching the man. The peop'
were greatly enragcd at the aet
of the sheriff, and he and III
chief of police who directed tn
shooting, were arrested and p'a'
ed in jail charged with nurde
Since they have been released G
$4,000 bond,
1t was for the courts to dcte
mine the guilt Of the man Have
lie was in the custody and kcc
ing of the sheriff, and as an OF
Ger of the State Of Ala, he d
nothing more than his duty in pr
tecting the incarcerated ma
even though be was forced to
sort to violence. While sof
good and innocent man may he
been killed, still we applaud t
brave and courageous acts OF IL
sheriff.
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14

Harmon Coleman D W
Homer GUARDIAN, Pub p:t'g, 10 %
6 G Gln, 10 w
La Journal public printing, oo W
o 2 Bailey, cementlng jail
floor, 10 20
Galley & Steyerson, badge O
lumber. % w
G G Gill. br lumber, Dc, ~
When on motion the board at
iourped till Tuescay morning 8
o'clock.
Signed: 7. A. WATSON
lAuest. President, =. j.
l. J. K. RAMSEY, Clerk 2. j.
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14

Chambers infamous resolution
charging fraud and corruptlons in
the elections Of Louisiana. is still
pending in the United States SEN
ste. The Democrats of congress
do not object to an honest investi-
gatiou Of the manner in which the
elections Of the South are held.
But they certainly should object
10 d bitter partisan, and frandu-
lent examination which, would be
largely instrumental in connting
out democratic members Of both
houses.
President elect and Mrs. HafIi'
1 Sill attend church as lsnaL
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14
IIaynesyi!ls Items.
[From cur Special Correspondence J

Since onr last writing the Fire
liena has visited our village and
left his black footprints behind
him. On last Saturday morning
about five o'clock u majority OF
the citizens within a radius Of two
miles of town was aroused by the
ringing Of cur church bells, and
on looking in that direction the
lurid light told The sad cause Of
the ceasless llngipg. all hasten
cd to the exciting scene; each one
conjecturing as to theS!ocality OF
The fire. On arriving it was found
10 he the large two story store be-
longing to the estate osJ. {. Tay-
lor. TIE upper story, wh'ch was
q Masonic Hall. was used as the
publishing room OF the Haynes
Vile Star and slso as the dental
Office of DR.. A. D. Elmore. A rem
nant e the old Taylor stock OF
goods was in the basement story
of the building. The total loss
inciulliDy house. goods, printin:
press and dental instruments wal
ahcut S1,Goo.Co. No insurance.
All present worked to save tn
town and it was with difficult,
that the adjacent building was
saved. Had it have burned hal
Tie town would have been lost
Mr.. W i. Dawson and Dr.. A. t
5 E!more deserve special mention
!, fol lhci: uniting labor and indr
! rance ot' the heat.
0 The ladies rang the bells Hbi|
0 the men faush the afc.
The origin Of the 6"c is IN
. known bu.is supposed 10 be acc
1.c..al.
0 Christmas is almost here an
0 The young people are expecting
y y good ting.
o The High School viii snspen
i for the holidays On Thursday Il
IS 20th, with a soci;;b!e ut night, an
~ the Normal on Friday the 2ls
- ~ with q concert at night.
% The new stoves are in place
20 the Baptist church and we c
- pcct a warlp and live Saba
= y school all through the winter.
80 j. Fl. and j. Taylor have lar
40 stock Of dry goods, clothing. hal
1 shoes &C., which they are propt
g, ing to sell at cost.
Our clever dentist, DR.. I.
z Nix has almost deserted us. WI
- not at his Office in Homer he is
: the, country doing work for tho
8. who can not come to his office h'
and consequently is from no
g much of his time. The DR.. is
first class man as we'll as dentl
u and well deserves the liberal ?
re ronage he is receiving.
IS .>zss'
id James G. Blaine has been off
Homer guardian., 1888-12-14

Signed: T. A. WATSON,
Attest: President, Z. }.
JR. RAMSEY, Clerk. p. j.
Board met Tuesday morning .
o'clock, pursuant to Adjournment
Members all present.
Minutes of Mondays proceed
lngs read and approved
On motion II. A. \. Wins, B. X.
Necl and J. A. Aycock were ap-
pointed q committee TO receive
bids for experimenting and keep
ing the poor houae for the year
1889, who reported that they had
received the bid of 5. 7. Taylor,
which in substance Was the same
as for the present year; when on
motion, the following contract Was
entered into for the year 1889:
C,atract oeLease between 5. l.
Taylor and the Police Jury OF
said parish for the Poor Farm
for the year 1889, is as follows:
First-Saia S. T. Taylor agrees
on his part to take proper cale OF
all persons sent to The poor farm
for and during the year 1889 at the
rate of ten dollars per month Ior
colored persons, and twelve dol
lars per month for white persons,
and feed. clothe and furnish every
thing necessary for the comfort OF
the inmates of the poor house ex-
cept bedding nurses for the s!1A
and DOCTOR bills; in confederation
of the foregoing agreement. the
Police Jury agree that said lay
lor shall hryc the use OF the land
belonging TO the poor farm free OF
rent for said year, 1899; AMI the
Police Jury further agee on their
part, to keep the buildings and
fencing on and around the farm
in proper repair free ofezpense 70
said Taylor, said Taylor to receipt
to the poor house committee for all
property now on hand at the poor
farm. This Dee. 4th, 1888.
(Signed) I. A. WATSON.
President p. j
S. T. TAYLOR.
On motion the clerk OF the dis
J trict court was authorized to pur
chase legal envelopes for the u.s.
J of succession and other suits, q
} the expense of the parish,
D On motion the following bill
0 W ere allowed:
0 JIM Mckenzie, com service, 10 y
0 Sheritl's salary 2 quarters, 1905, Aoo y
n Clerk P. J. ono month, 10 u
y Sheriff, Jail fees, -
Y Dist. Atty, brief in state case, o'
Y Clerk P. j. 10
0 Dr. Turner reviewing dead body, 81
o Tom Longino, bridge nails, Il
n Returning Officer, AZ
y y w F Bridges, ] P, i
" do do Il
W W C Boring, Constable,
10 do do
10 W + Bridges, P, a
- shcri7, conveying interlict to asy-
~ lum, ~
~ J H Maddry, bridge lumber, II
10 Clerk Supreme Court, 10
20 L P Bowen, desk for clks office, 20
NJ T + Hansell, book for g lb
10 W c Hamiter, J P, T.
~ w F Bridges, J p,
W Mat Lowe, witness in road case, 2
% Dick Grissby, Z :
90 w J Maddry, bridge lumber,
no John Miller, jr.. .
M G j Miller, witness,
w r NJ Blackwell, 2
w Win Veasy, .
90 Frank Miller, Constable, 9
90 J H Maddry, witness, l
m Webster White, ]
M When on motion, the board q
M iourned till Wednesday mornir
fo 0 o'clock.
M (Signcd) T. A. WATSON,
M President ?.
10 Attest: j. r. RAMSEY, Clerk p,
COL Board met Wednesday mornil
90 Members all present.
0oI Minutes of Tuesdays meeti
90 read and approved.
90 BE it enacted by the Police ,
90 ry of Claiborne parish, That TIL
90 be and is hereby levied and asse
co cd a license tax in and for 8:
90 parish, for the year 1889, Of
m | hun n rod nor cent nnon aIl trad
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Four. CONVENTIONS.

Elsewhere in these columns will be
found two Of the calls Issued for con
ventions at Huron in July. One Of
them is signed by 800 representative
farmers and business men and the other
by Is prominent ministers Of the terri.
tory. Calls are also out for two other
conventions to be held at the same
time and place-one Of lawyers and
the other Of editors, The object of
these four conventions d to make still
further inquiry into the causes which
seen to conspire toward q denial Of
Dakota's just rights, and TO take neces-
sary steps looking to q continuation Of
the agitation which has at least won 3
partial victory for the cause Of division
and two states.
There can be no neutral ground on
this question. We hear mon say, 20,
it don't make any difference TO me
whether we are admitted or not, or In
what Shape Ne arc sdmitted." This il
the natural conclusion Of the basswood
element Of our population. It is a
selfish as it Is unpatriotic. It is equivo.
lent to the remark Of man who says
''the country can 60 to--so long as
get my bread and butter" II the same
spirit prsdoninated throughout the
Union; the day would not be far distan,
when q combination Of foreign power
could walk in and take peaceful posses
sion Of this country.
1t is the duty Of every citizen to talk,
an interest in public affairs. No mar
can afford to be silent or remain idl,
when there is work to do which vii
benefit the community or the state
The Huron convention should be at
tended by representatives from every
county in Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

luURcH won at st. Louis, and one OF
delegates, Col. w. E. Steele Of Dead.
I'd, was made a member Of the Dem
: ATTIC National committee double
hilialion to NJ. II. Day, the mar who
1856 received 1850 votes for dele.
to congress, the largest vote ever
lied by a Democrat in the territory.
H Eight will doubtless be carried to
.lestown next month. "The little
aeyed attorney who was sent out
Cleveland to govern DAKOTA has thus
II rewarded for his 8 services as party
llsman. and the sixty federal Off.
!; : who stood by him at WATERFOWL
happy. Reform is necessary. "
Urn the rascals out''-or words to
it effect,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
SHERlFfs SALE.
TrRRrroRY OF DAKOTA COUNTY 0, RAN.
Thomas C.. s.unden, Plaintiff,

rbom.s G.. camden. Plaintiff.
u.
tn. p.pt Of Devil, Lake, . corporation, Horace G
stous. Alexander u fsns and oscar B Corsett,
stocShoide1s of aid Hsnk Of Deyils Iake. Horscs
q Stone. Alexander II Ferris md Osc1r B Constt;
copsrtn.1. dong busisess under tbe 1rm name
and stvIc 81 m Hsnk OF David IN. Dc1endants,
No4ss = hsrsby siyen. th.t by yirtas Of speci,i
..s%ntion snd os3er OF ssIe 10 ns directed and deiiy.
- sndrov IN nv hsnds isned ont Of the cierk's
o1es N IL Third iudie;si dtssrict court Tsrrfosy Of
NO.. Il and for he county Of Rsnsey. upon = iude.
r.nt rsndsred IN ia CONT Il fayor of Thomss q
SSnnSs~. MIMIC. And sssinst Alexsuder II Terris.
ons ofths shovs NAMED defsodants. an Isrrh al II
IT, y .nS Socr s.sd nm o6fcs N tSs cierk nftha al.
tr Z co.rt ~ Rsm.ey cauntys Dskots' on Gsrch 81,
iss1' a eleven O'Clock and twepty.two minutes In the
eos.nonn ~ th.t Ssy fr IN sun az ave hondr,d M
tSisty.1vs dollsn snsd thirty can't damaees. and thir.
ty.tEo doIlsm ma 6ftesn eenss 80. msEine IN 81
Il nm ~ a.s hn.drsa ~ .ssst,ss,en do5i.rs ~
forty.aye cent. when sidipdensst and order Of sls
s%a J SdsSas as.et disss' -. IL 49, - ~ to-v IRoA I .8a on as III
.nS ~ fa ~ t~snt,xo.r ss1, n Moch thi,t,5osa
c s9 10 ~ ~ .sn.y,sS.s gzs1a 1 e o. e%.,tnsEc -
sS.'1. = S.L soIS , y ~ w tson. 1SSs. u.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09
Farmers and the Tariff.

..Hrr .N| SfVS1s
Do the farmers want increased impor.
tation of agricultural productsi OF
barley alone there we're 36,152 900 Of
value imported last year and Of vege.
tables a value of $~2.276.OO0. The total
imports Of the year 1887, free and duti.
bic we're in value $197, sos, 24O. OF this
sum t46,67S, 448 was admitted free of
duty and the remainder paid a duty,
Do the agriculturists want the duties all
removed aud their products driven from
this MARKET Seven million three hum
dred thousand dollars worth OF foreign
glass came into this country last year.
Do the glassblowers want this volume
increased. Five million five hundred
and forty-fve thousand dollars worth
Of pottery Of foreign make entered our
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-06-09

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