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MOUNT VERNON,
TOMB OF WASHINGTON,
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL.

MOUNT VERNON.
" TOMB OF wa1aas tn
GREEN LAWNS OF fn aH ARSE HALL.
SUMMER scHEDULE-Two TRIPS EACH DAY.
ana ss sef fss. x inS
fok %SG # fl ScTs D. daily
Sunday at 10 m and 80 pm. reaching the city
81 as an ID Sund "trip
Elegant cafe the Charles Macalester and lunch
FoE MAEfssHAIL HALL-Two trips daily. exoep.
Sunday, at lOa m and 2 30 M. reaching the city
cents Parties desrnE TO spend Peasant day s5 At
s Doss aS 1ns made
HoT FROM THE e pLANks. "' AD
FOR MARSHALL HALL sUNDAYs-rwo trips.
leaving at IL m. and 80 p m. returning reach the
sx iaS Ears Lot
tns Rs e. 81 Ho.
atsly on arrival Of morning boat. .
On and after May Il the Steamer W. W. coRcoRAN
sna 1e0s q nth g: g: .
At HALT EOns and siop
S srsh a g AND on
f rss,r sSae sar sas s asiiasssd.
Marshall Hall.
0 6ommandins Charles Manchester. myeo
CTEAM YACHT ALERT FOR CHARTER BY THE
Ave asy Seef the Or month ssspps az b
MoSb. TN and SITS H n y. once m nSi
WAT FOR UsIPEN-MAR. PEN-MAR;-
ssss
4 # FL sra 81
1sei.. Steamer SAMUEL !. PENfz viii leave her
on ss y oe &c %
RIVE k1CURsI0Ns.
II MILES ON THE POTOMAC
FOR Ii CENTS.
Two Salon Steamers. From 9TH st. ferry wharf.
Stop at Alexandria. Va. ap1o6m
STAGE EXCURSIONS.
nEwIrT's TALLY-HO COACH LINE RATES:
hound trips Arlington and Soldiers, Home: daily.
John S1ids. .C fare e
dinner at the bridge. 81 Our six nsnd tally no
sf 70 s sIS
s.s ne wssstsr Sl3 18th stn.w 1.-THE LAnsLsm
HOTELS.
:n atM a YORK INST sD 3d.
iSp e tos ID f.nlas, and single gentismsn Terms
IIOTEL FREDONIA,
H H street between 18th and 18th n ". Table
board st 80 PEI month Rooms and board at summer
prices. myl5-2w
WnLARD's HOTEL.
Pa. ave. and 18th g..
IS Warrington. d. O.
EBBIrr HoUsE.
wAsHrNoroN.D.c.
PIP RATS x uIrR
: ss.:ss- -, II s ss,: = '''- =
eosa y Q. cHR1szIAu. wholss.ls "a Rseal.
ono-18 ~ fU0na. ave-
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1t" N. p. MErzaER, At 7th st. NV.

Best Butter, Csc. O'HARE's. 1897 It'll NV.
near o. 1ts
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BERIErEY b pure.

FussELL's Ice CRAM shipped anywhere Out
Of town l427 New York ave.
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Room and board at the Fredonia, ESQ to $50
mar month
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I've Cor TIE NERVE
TO SAY .'oUR ONLY TERMS ARE
CHEAP FOR CASH"
We buy for cash and don't want any credit trade We
don't take any notes but bank Endorsed by Uncle
Sam You deny yourself in oder to save your earn
ings. why don't you seek strictly cash house get
all you can for dollar? II you want Mating. Furni-
ture, China. Small Wares Baby Carriages Refrgera-
tors. &c. we will save you big money. Mating. l24
to 4Sc. Best Linen Chair and Damssk, 4Sc Carriages
"a. 81 to $25 Wire Cots 81. rs and e. 98 Tea Sets
So pieces. o.. g. Dinner Sets. 100 pieces. 81 9S
Refrigerator o.. 75 to $50. All-hair Mattress 40
pounds. eS. 50. Folding Beds. 80. Handsome one
bowel mirror front, 1Sx40. ornamented. S28. Wire
Door and Spring Hinges, Csc Fine finished Window
Screens % and Acc. Paror Suites, S27. 80 to 3IOO
rood Lounge. %. 95. Oak Sideboard, Sl2 80 up
Everything for cash. We don't pretend to give You
Something for nothing but you will get 100 cents for
every dollar you spend. and matter what you buy
II not represented please report and we will ex.
change refund the money. We want your trade and
influence. Your interest is our own. We only ask
you to come aud see.
n. c. GRASTY'S
DOUBLE STORES,
1910 and 1919 7th 1t. NV, bet and O.
Don't doubt till you try. mv21
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Buy Your Sugars at 7S1 It'll st. special
present day tomorrow.
Best Granulated, ~ cents. 1t
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The Doctors Are Here.
FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF CHARGE

A"O OOCV0Fs nEo 1HcE6s
FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF CHARGE.
A staff Of eminent Physicians and Surgeons
have arrived in Washington and permanently
located at their residence. Ala 9Th street, be-
tween d and E streets. All who visit these
eminent doctors before June IA will receive
services for the first three months free of
charge. The only favor desired is q recon-
mendation from those whom they cure. They
treat all diseases and deformities, but in no in
stance will an incurable case be accepted II
beyond all hope they will frankly tell you 90,
also caution you against spending more money
for useless treatment. Remember dates and
90 early, as their Offices are crowded from
morning till night.
Office hours--9 am. to pm.
Sundays-10 am. to pm.
p. s.-This governmental staff of physicians
and surgeons is incorporated by an act of the
legislature. my2l-2ts
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HEulIcH's Extra Pale Lager the best Bot
Ind by the ARLINGTON BoTTLISe Co.
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500 More Dress Forms, Acc. Only,
At AUEnBAcH's Domestic Sewing Machine and
Pattern Rooms, cor. 7th and h NV. East
1Al2 14th NV my19-bt
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Como One, Come Alive offer you
Elegant Butter, 80c. h.; Java and Mocha
Coffee, fresh and fine, soc. h.; ''Sun Rise
Chop" Tea, Soc. h.; best Family Flour, S1.75
q bbl.; Splendid Canned Peaches, Csc. can;
Evsporated Peaches and Apricots, 25c. Id.
Fresh Eggs; Old Rye Whisky, 75c at. Roch-
dale tickets honored.
IT. n. 2 MErzaER. All 7th At NV.
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GAR. ArTESrIoS.-You can buy regulation
GAR suits. warranted all wool and fast colors,
seither single or double breasted, at $50, re-
duced from sl4. Dissolution sale NV FORK
CLOTHING House, 81 9TH at. NV. One price.
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Union Sewing Machine Ofice.-Machines for
rent. 92O 9th st. NV. my20-4t
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VisIr TIE EMPIRE GARRETT CLEANING WORKS,
lsl-6s5 Mass. ave n. W. Telephone 49,
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. ". SATURDAY..
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, generally fair; cooler; northwest
winds.
coyorrIoN ov rgE WATER =
temperature and condition Of water at .
AMI Great Falls temperature. 81. condition.
o6. Receiving reservoir, temperature. IL Con-
dftion ct north connection. 80. condition at
south connection. Sc; distributing reservoir,
ssmpsrsture. So; condition at infuent gate
house, So; condition at effiuent gate house, So.
High Water. Low Water.
oz3 Am 7O6 pm 1882 am. l20 pm.
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BEST Elgin creamery butter. Csc. N. A.
POOLE, the cash grocer. 944 La ave.
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PovrRyuL field glasses. HENPLER's. 453 Pa. q,

PovfRFUL held glasses. HENPLERs, 453 Pa ave.
REJECTION IN prices Of fine butter.
Sharpless print. ''Cow brand" at j0c.
Sharpless print, sheaf brand, at 40c.
Finest Elgin creamery at 35c.
6-lb. boxes packed for family use, SOC.
JAMES +. OrsrBR,
Store cor. Pa and 9Th St
Market stalls: 9Th st. wing, Center Market.
LIS Northern Liberty Market.
Telephone, I'll.
MAY, 1891, is the right time for You to buy
Ras range. c. A. MuDDIMAS, GA 18th ST.
Ovx THOUSAND cups and saucers given away
tomorrow. .l' .-a1.
Best granulated, ~ cents Jr4 uJg4teaL .rrsl
73l 7th ST. bat, G and II.
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Fancy Creamery Butter, Csc. pound. N.
A. POOLE, the Cash Grocer, ga La. ave. my21-S
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SUMNER RESORTS.

hk BkkkEl.kf SPRINGS HoTkL via. oPIN
June for the seeson u lspl. For terms ana
bsrec1lers sddre-s cfo. FIREMAN. Propr1@sor.
Ssrke'ey srrinrs. W. Va. late man.xer Luray Inn.
..erey. Va myll-lS
THE ST, ca ARlEs HoTfI,
bkkkfLEl SPRINGS. VIVA
opios.te the celebrated baths and grsunds A nov
70. Susets and hes teen renOvstea. reftted ana
~ eeStric tells throusioui the lsouss 1ernI. mod
erate OF further information sd-ss- en- Ar - n
"a n Vsner and frofr1etor. Berkeley sIrinss WA
toh kkNl-luRNIsHED-A MOST DE,iRAKlF
- cnt'Ase ~ berle,ey siTins-. ". We. ESQ for
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ONE THOUSAND cups and saucsrs given ava.
tomorrow.
Best graduated, AZ cents
731 It'll st., bet. g and n.
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a PKa GALLON, IL per quart, Soc pint

FoR SPRING LAMB
Go TO JOIN r. KELLY. Corned beef speciality.
Stalls: 62s, 629 and $50 Center Market, 9th st.
wing Telephone call, 1064-2. 206 and 20s
Northern Liberty Market
ATTENTION of proprietors of hotels and
dealers is called to auction sale Of china. glass;
&c, No. 1909 Pa ave-. stock of NJ W. Beveridge,
commencing Friday. 22d instant, 10 am
CALL TELEPHONE 634-3
And order a case Of
Heurieh's Extra Pale Lager.
THARP. s1S street northwest
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
"A MONDAY EVENING. May %. q pm. Grand An
nyersary Musicale and Reception rendered the supreme
omcers Of the Progressive Bspent orderslCoi in one
yearprobabie cost CODY the sobordinzte lodges Of
this city Best possible talent has secured Cards
Of admission can be secured from the District
NJ Metzerott's for for q lnysl-3
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THE GRADUATES.
The following is list Of the graduates: Ladies'
day class-Lily E. Black, KY; Annabel Brady
d. c.; Bertha o. Dyer, d. c.; Phebe L. Edison
D. G.; Gertrude NJ. Farabee, Ind; Lizzie G.
Gallagher. ID. C.; Cora +. Geiger. d. c.; Eller
+. Griffin, Va: Edith Z. Gregg, d. c.; Adelaid.
Keller, N. Y; Ella Medora Lamb, Md; Grac.
d. Lester, Nd; Alice McNerhany, d. c.; Nelli,
F. Mccormick, ID. c.; Emma X. Mohler d. c.
Emma W. Pope, d. C.: Nellie E. Schermerhorn
d. c.; Mary A. Stubener, ID. c.; Nellie NJ. Sulli
van, d. C.; Nellie Taggart Iowa; Sarah c
Tucker, Md; Clara L. Walter, valedicto
rian, d. c.
Ladies, night class--Helen Louise Draper, d
c.; Mary z. Harper, ID. c.; Margie Sinclair
DC.
Chas. NJ. Berry, Md; Chas. J. Dietz, d. c.; Lee
L. Herrell, Va; Iredel billiard, valedictorian
Nd; Jennings NJ. King w. Va; Clyde C.
Lamond, Ohio; George A Martin, d. c.; Alber
5. Parry, ID. c.; Lewis H. Phelps, Nd; Irwin
Phillips, Va; Franz H. Ridgway, ID. c.; VIM.
Tucker, Ind; Fred. L. yogt, d. c.; jaime,
Williams, ID. c.; Lawrence Wilson, D. c.; Adam
A Weschler. Md.
Gentlemen. night class-Grant 8. Arnold
Pa; Roland c. Booth, Pa; Harry G. Conn
Tenn; David Cohn, ID. c.; Chas. w. Cuthbert
son, n. e.; Madison Fraction. d. c.; Diller f
Gron, ID. e.; Leonard q. Hoffman, salutatorian
| ID. C.; Flavius L. johnson, Va; Moses Gran
Lucas, ID. c.; John W. Mitchell. n. C.; Herbert
Z. Morgan, ID. e.; Samuel II. Nattans, d. G.
Julius Peyser, d: c.; Chas. H. Plumber, III.
Burden Creswell Smith, Md; Mortimer G.
Weaver. Va; Joseph II. Wood, ID. G.
Shorthand and typewriting, day class-Nel
lie q. Bauer, DC; Annie w. Fisher Va; Bessi.
Guy, DC; Grace ID. Lester, essayist. Nd; Jen
ME b. Malnati, Va; Emma l. Mohler, DC.
Blanche ii. Nails, Va; Nellie Z. Schermerhorn
DC; Emma L. weyand. Cal
Night class-Emiiie Buehler, DC; Christin.
Dorsey, DC; Cora Dorsey, DC: Chas. ]. Nal
natl. Va; Daniel b. Thompson, DC.
Architectural drawing-Charles G. Ander
| son, DC.
Mechanical drawing-Claude D. Kessler
DC.
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BKRxRLKY pure rye whisky
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MoNTEREY sPRINos HoIKI- BLLE RIDeE
the manaesnsut Of Nrs 0eosss i. Adams Of the 81.
James and Albion hoeel., bsltimors Every dsPsrt-
Gay. tena ter nlustralsd pamphlets. AddrsD Until
suns 10 Ma GEO y ApA1s sE..
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HARP. SIS F street northwest.
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tee. He was duly elected

mittee. He was duly elected.
At this time only fourteen persons
were inside the railing, and all were
walking about aud talking, and we
could not hear distinctly.
Mr.. Jones moved that the list Of GEN.
trail committeeman agreed on at the
last meeting, now in the hands of Mr..
Molloy, be elected. Judge Carr called
for reading of the list. Mr. Molloy
had left it at home. Mr.. Afford was
opposed to one man power and did not
want Mr.. Molloy to make up any cen
trail committee for him. Messrs. Bur
nett and John Higgins were nominated
for committeeman. The chair called
for all in favor OF Burnett to stand up
and 8responded. "All in favor of the
other man stand up" and 6 responded.
Eight for Burnett, and six for the
other man" was the way the result was
announced.
The convention had now shrunk to
nothing, and the spectators were leav-
ing. No adjournment was necessary
and no motion to that effect was made.
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4 DEMOCRAT WRITES.

Ed. INDEX: Whoop-la, the "Whang.
doodle" convention has met and gone.
Think of the thing, democrats.
The Whangdoodle'' has fed into the
mountains, there to weep and mourn
IN sorrow and anguish oyer its first
born.
The Dolly Vardenn ticket is of as
many colors as .Joseph's coat; It's as
ring-streaked, striped and piebald as
Jacobs cattle. The low trickery. down
right bargain and sale that caused the
creation thereof, stinketh, and the
stencil scars in its nastiness to heaven.
The agreed deal failed. Exposure came
and the result is before Us,
Jim" and Frank" Poor inno-
cents! You protect and asseverate too
much. Go and take counsel of the
powers.
AS general proposition, every DEM
ocrat owes allegiance to q democratic
ticket. But the party first owes it to
the members to place for their suffrage
a pure, honest and fair ticket, and
when 1T does not do this, but places in
nomination a ticket covered all over
with slime, bargain and sale to its i'm
placable and lifelong enemy-the re-
pubhcans.-pot member outside of
the corrupt combine, owes it anything
but kicks and cuffs. and these it will
get. DEMOCRAT.
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FACTS FOR THE ALLIANCE.

Under the above head we exposed
the Cresset, last week In its attempt to
show that $25, O4O in farm mortgages
were paid off in Barber county in the
month of July, and only 5000 new
mortgages recorded. If $17,8O0 the
amount of foreclosures, be deducted,
there will be but 81 ,24O left, from which
must be taken $3,O62, the new mort
cages recorded, leaving the Barber
county farm debt reduced by cash to
the amount of SALTS, which is proba.
bly, nearly correct.
The ST. 800 was paid off by the sale
of thirty farms, and thirty farmers lost
their homes, and nearly every one of
them has an unsatisfied mortgage
hanging over him. That is prosperity
nth big + according to republican
figures.
The Topeka Capital has a long table,
including sixty counties. Barber coun-
ty is set down for reduction of $25.-
O4O, and the whole sixty counties are
set down for 81 ,29l, 1859. II it takes 80
farms to pay ST., 800, with big balances
left against the farmer, how many
farms will it take to pay the 81 ,291 1859
reported by the CapitalP This is a
matter worthy of reflection. Another
strange thing in the Capitals article:
City mortgages are reported as being
on the increase. $3l2,175 is said to
have been released, and $335,767 new
mortgages recorded. If the Capital
could not manipulate the figures to
make better showing than the above,
what dreadful thing the real truth
must be.
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a series of very interesting and i'm
portant experiments, in reference to
the yield of the different varieties of
wheat, have just been completed at the
Agricultural experimental station in
Missouri. Sixty-three different yarie-
ties were planted, the yields of which
were carefully computed, the early
Oakley taking first place, with a yield
of 1915 bushels to the acre, while the
German Emperor brought up the rear
with % bushels. The Oakley, however,
has been known to yield well only I'M
der favorable conditions, suffering
greatly in hard winters. The Faultz
variety, the wheat most in use in that
state, is pronounced best. Its yield is
not so great as some other varieties,
being % bushels; but it is remarkably
hardy and tie straw is very stiff, but
D per being down, while with the Oak
ley 80 per cent. was down.
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Republican papers are straining their
wits when they speak of the alliance as
purifying the two old parties by absorb
ing all the soreheads. HARRISON Kelley
was an ornament to the republican
party, and they delighted to do him
honor until he chose to leave the party;
then he suddenly becomes corrupt.
Botkin is now q brilliant and just
judge; but let him desert the g. o. D.,
and that party can then see that he was
corrupt. Kelley can meyer hope to be
leader of the peoples party, but his
vote Will count one, and that's what
hurts the &. o. p. just now.
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and buy our children bread, was blu rned up
While Shylock would not unlock ten cent
piece of his boarded wealth to save the nation,
this fractional currency and the greenba ok
had supplied all our wants. At this stage we
havethe remarkable spectacle OF q private
paper currency again doing the business of the
| coNntyy with no legal tender but gold and
the gold In the hands Of the bondhoder; the
bonds In the hand OF the bondhoIdcr and the
paper money issued by the bondholder. Theye
were however few grecnbacks that we're he
gal tender, which owing 70 the tremendous
protest of the peonie we're saved from de-
structIon. but they too had been secured by
| the hopdholder aud were under his control.
! AS result Of all the above we had i'm 1870
about 600 millionaires and 5000 900 trampa
bankruptcies multiplying with great rapidity.
Wages cut down TO starvation prices: strikes.
riots and general CONSERVATION seize the peo-
pie, and the money circulation is cut down 70
S6odUOO,00, or about $11 per capita. Money
| going up. staples coming down; labor coming
down; strikes, trusts. financial crashes. desti-
tuition. mortgages, debt aud a debt ridden
people.
For a time these evils were mItigated some
what by going vest" The east was relieved
20 spgae extent by emigration. while the atten-
yelopment OF its resources. Congress, mean
while, from . small beginning in the first place
had come entirely under the control OF the
money power. Ali the protests of Lincoln,
Stephens, Seward. Potter Cooper, Horace tree
ley and other true and patriotic men had been
smothered in Congress by brides.
The unsuspecting people thought that as
times were hard. il was necessary to send our
smartest, shrewdest monied men apd hnan-
ciers to Congress-. As result, Congress was
cnmposed Of bankers aud lawyers. who served |
the people by dividing mp On the tariff ques-
hon making immense appropriations Of land |
and money to railroad and other corporations |
and then taking stock I'm these Corporations
AS the people began to be pinched for money |
immense loan companies from England and |
elsewhere. offered their services, and as fast
as the western lands were opened up. men
were, by reason OF drought, nisfortuns, fa1E /
ure OF crops. or &c invest in sotae Promising
enterprise, induced 81 mortgage their land
for money, aEefta them at a high rate OF
iLteregt
LcoSCI.UDED NEXT WEEK.
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The New York Sun, while claiming
to be democratic, is always finding
fault with the democrats, and always
praising the republicans. This reminds
us of some Barber county democrats.
In order to whip the republicans they
are willing to endorse the republican
ticket. According to republican au-
thorities of recent date, this will whip
that party, for republicans are fond of
boastlng, and they say if you want to
kill any man or any thing get the demo-
Gratis to tender an endorsement.
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The INDEX has great respect for
those genuine democrats who refuse to
be delivered by the sale of last Satur-
day. And be 1t said, to the credit of
that party, that nine out Of ten demo-
Gratis, who were workers, and not kick
ers; who helped with their votes and
their money; who did not bushwhack
their friends and encourage their enc
mics, will refuse to be bound by the
acts OF the so-called convention.
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A republican, who was authorized to
speak for his party, went to democrat
Saturday morning, and solicited him
to agree to accept nomination for
county treasurer. The gentleman told
him he would not accept any nOmina-
ton or endorsement at the hands of re-
publicans, and that he did not wantany
office. Next!
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-19

Stand from under or take the conse-
quences The g. o. p. has called us
calamity howlers, and asserted that one
good crop would annihilate the peo-
ple's party movement. The good CROP
is assured, and we just want you TO see
AIS mop the earth with the &. o. p. this
fall. The better the crop the better
ihe walloping they will get.
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a WINNING TICKET.

In view of what we saw at the court
house last Saturday, we would suggest
that the two G. o. p.'s get together and
nominate the following ticket:
For President:
GROJASIIN MARYLAND.
For Vice President:
BENYER CLEVISON.
Platform: Anything for an Office.
Principle be derned.'
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-19

The government has been making
rain experiments in Texas, and they
are pronounced successful. In ten
hours after the experiments, the best
rain they had for two years, fell. The
rain extended over several counties.
hut was heaviest where the expert
Tnents were made.
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1.-The meanest republican that ever
lived is better than the best democrat
that eyer lived" said ingalls,, and the
sentiment finds silent endorsement in
every republican heart. Yet republi-
cans and democrats can fuse" on the
question of revenue only.v
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The financial editor of the Cresset is
about as good at figures as he is on the
tariff question. He says if man pays
$40 for a counterfeit $40 bill, and then
destroys it. he loses $50. He is a great
iinancier to crit;qiss Bellamy, Simpson
or anybody else.
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Lost, in this city, last Friday night,
and on the day following, a whole lot
of principle" The finder will please
return it to the bosses of the g. o. p.'s,
or bury it.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-19

Topeka Capital: I'm opposition to
the calamity foe, the democrats and re-
pubhcans are of one family in Kansas. -
Ingalls,: The meauest republican is
better than the best democrat
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-19

Mrs. James X. Polk, relict of the
tenth president of the United States,
died at Nashville, Tennessee, on the
l4th. She was So years of age, and
very estimable lady
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-19

Mr.. Kelbaugh says be was ashamed
Of the convention. but as he was nsp,i,
mated, he don't propose to be pulied
down by any central COMMITTEES. Ii he
gets ten votes he will be surprised. and
il he gets three be will be satisfed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-19

Republican primaries next Saturday.
County convention next Monday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-08-19

II democrats are democrats
from principle, and republicans
are republicans from principle, we
would like to know which lays aside
principle in order to fuse"