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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Five thousand wage-workers parade
in Denver on Labor Day; $4,000 in
Brooklyn, n. Y; 5000 in Louisville,
KY; 12,00o in st. Joe, Mo; $500 at
Omaha; $4,000 in Kansas City; 10000
in New York: 1000 in St Louis and
thousands more in other cities. 1t is a
good thing to parade. but votes are
what laboring men need. Perhaps
parades will lead to votes.
Father Schnell, pastor of St Pat
ricl's Catholic church at Terre Haute,
Ind, has placed his bank account-the
savings for years, and his pension as a
Union soldier, at the disposal of the
destitute of his parish. That man is a
true follower of the great teacher
No administration for years has been
confronted with so many difficulties as
the present one. 1t is pledged to re-
duce the tariff and yet it is confronted
with prospect of a $50 900, 600 deficit
at the end Of the year. After all do
you now believe the administration
was at all sincere in its demand for
the repeal OF the Mckinley law?
Shut downs, half time and reduc-
tions of wages are everywhere reported
in mills, factories, mines, etc. 1t is
cafe to say that there are from 2,00o,-
600 to 5,o3o,oO0 men and women in en-
forced idleness in this country and
perhaps 10000, ,0G0 starving or half fed.
The Farmers Weekly of Jasper,
Steuben county, y. Y, says Congress-
man Charles Gillett of TIE Twenty
ninth district of New York, in voting
with the gold bugs, did so in direct
opposition t. the wishes OF four-fftbs
of his constituents, and brands him as
traitor to his constituency and
plant tooi OF the money power.
The Farmers Weekly OF Jasper, N.
| Y, says: THE action of congress on
the silver question has made many
thousands of populists.' This shows
the common people of New York in
sympathy with the people of the
| west.
Nothing but doubly distilled gall
could prompt republican newspaper
to say the p esent panic is due to
change of administration. when John
Sherman, ex-Speaker Reed, Force
Bill Lodge, Sci ator Hoar, Whitelav
Reid, and nearly all the great leaders
OF the republican party are stalwart
supports Of Cleveland administra-
tion.
From all parts of the country our
populist exchanges come freighted
with hope ana inspiration, cheering
words and assurances of the rapid
growth sf the peoples party, and an
aggressive movement all along the
| line in this, the grandest of ali reforms
ever inaugurated by man.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Isncan Carr. a ssilcr, had break
boz e. fever IN Texas, and when he got
up ne found himself penniless He
sta ed for tie north and tried to find
woi IS 9 cooper lie p wned and sold
ere ytlliag for food. IN Hpron county,
Obi. he VAS denied food, be ane des-
par.te 1y the gnawings Of hunger. en-
ter ! I iiense, broke oren a'fsauty.y and
too one loaf Of traas and Tor this
was ezst TO the Chic p nit. nfi.srs for
one fear- And we beast of our Chris.
tian civilization.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04
METHODS OF vuLTuREs.
They Are Guided to Their Food by Their
RemarkaI<Ie Power of sight.

They Are Guided to Their Food by Their
Remarkable Power of Sight.
In the month of December, as our
party was ascending the gorge which
leads to Petra from the Wady-el-Arabah,
one of our camels suddenly dropped
down dead. says writer in the Spec
tator. This was in the evening, and
we returned 10 our camp without sue
ceeding in our object that day. But
early next morning we started again
for Petra, and on reaching the carcass
of the dead camel in the early dawn we
found about dozen vultures congre-
gated around it, some of which had al
ready gorged themselves and were al
most unable to fly. Now, when the
camel dropped down, none of these
birds were III sight; but here next morn
ing, while the carcass was still fresh,
they had svooped down on their prey.
There could have been no smell of car
rion from this carcass: but it might
easily have been within sight of bird
soaring at an elevation which would
have rendered it invisible to a traveller;
at the same time. an animal of the size
of camel lying motionless on the
ground would have been easily visible
to vulture while out of sight
In order to account for the assem-
bling of a group of vultures in SO short
| time as is here indicated, while none
of these birds were apparently within
sight, we may suppose that the birds
! spread themselves at wide intervals
throughout an extensive district and at
a high altitude; each bird scars about,
keeping steady gaze on the ground
| for the carcass of some animal, at the
same time being within sight of his fell
lows. AS soon as prey IS sighted by one
| of the group he swoops down toward IT.
and this action is the signal to the
other birds that a meal is to be had
where the bird descended, and they all
flock down accordingly. .'Wheresoever
| the carcass is there viii the eagles (vul-
i T.. 1,s,,.esf7 4r.eraff1oF -
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N!CABOO fW p
CANAOA'S POSSIBILITIES.
Undeveloped Resources of Our Northern
NeighbOrs.


NeighbOrs.
With half the continent theirs the Ca
nadians, as yet, have only scratched the
surface of part of their resources. No
part of Canada is yet fairly well devel-
oped in its industrial aspects except the
middle portion of Nova Scotia, large
district around Montreal, and the rich
and well-populated lands of southwest
ern Ontario. The coal fields, which are
among recent discoveries on the east
ern,0anks of the Rockies, are known to
include about one-fifteenth the area
Of our own coal fields, but in only
one place have they yet reached
any considerable development, and it
is probable that far greater deposits
will yet be discovered. The geologists
of Canada say that the British posses
sions are as rich in mineral wealth rs
our republic. Sir William Logan
predicts that Canada is to become one
Of the grca atest iron producing countries
in the world. Iron ores are found in
numerous deposits in Nova Scotia,
Ontario and Quebec. The desolate
region between Montreal and Winnipeg
abounds in iron ores, and rich nickel
covered. There is plenty of gold in
British Columbia, and new finds of
great richness have recently been re-
ported; and in the northwest terrific
ries are inexhaustible supplies of min
eral oil which have not yet yielded
( dollars worth Of product to commerce
4 company is now organizing to build
/ new transcontinental railroad with
/ Victoria rs its western terminus.
/ Crossing from the northern part of
Vancouver island to the mainland it is
proposed To tap the petroleum bearing
regions and the grazing lands of the
Athabasca basin and add to Canada
another belt Of habitabIe country
which is now almost valueless because
means OF transportation are wholly
lacking.
Canada has ono-tenth as many people
rs we have; but as yet She has done far
less than one-teuth as much as we have
done in the development OF natural re-
sources. She needs population; but
above all she needs the removal of the
unnatural barriers to her commerce
with this country that will weigh upon
and dwarf her until they are removed.
The solution may not involve annexa-
ton; but it must involve the disappear
ance of conditions which now make
her a most unequal competitor in the
ace.-Chautauquan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Three travellers stopping at an inn
ordered brace of partridges for din
ner When they were served the To-
gieian of the company quietly helped
himself to one and left the other for
his companions. "Holdw they cried,
that is not a proper division" There
is one for you two, and here on my
plate is one for me, too. Isn't that
fair?"
The ring politicians of both old
parties are beginning to wonder where
they are at" They were astonished
beyond measure when Harrison ap-
pointed Jackson, of Tennessee, a rock
ribbed democrat, to the supreme bench;
and'completely paralyzed when Cleve-
decided to make Judge Gresham his
secretary of state The populisSs4 sim
ply smile at such things and remark:
eve told YOU so. There's no differ
ence between 'em. They're twins -
Lincoln (Neb. Alliance independent
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Miss oldgirl--A woman is simply just
as old as She seems.
Wooden-oh. my dear madam, I
should have placed you twenty years
below that-Jury.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04
anyhow

1t is the only bow (ring) which
cannot be pulled from the watch.
To be had only with Jas. Boss
Filled and other watch cases W
stamped with this trade mark. w
Ask your jeweler for pamphlet.
KeystoneWatch Case Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Lady Customer Cooking over lot Of
rsilows)--Why weren't these marked
down?
Clerk finnocently Because, ma'ann,
they are feathers. Detroit Free PresA
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04
HAZELTON TOWNSHIP.

All Of sell lying So of
Southern Kansas x. X. eX-
cept lot % feetX83TN feet
...... ...... G3i lO 3 -
Commencing INV cor sell g. 90
rods lrGs5 rods " 90 rods %
1853 rods TO beginning
Co.. ...... ....1S3i 30 = "
y ginning "a sw corner UI
end Of 4fb stCNlCnd.nL east
of ana + from the European
hotel in HazeItOn citX TO u
line Of said sec jhence " 20
rods 20 rods e 20 rods n 20
rods TO plce of beg lees BOf
Wfoi taAof 1891 IL 81 10 l3 30
Lots 3 AMI 4 - sNt ......
n r. IN : "a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04
1.-THE BEST MEDIUM%
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All Kinds Of Advertising.
ESTABLISHED IN 1880
Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF KANSAS.
DAHBEH COUNTY. %

IJAhbf.I COUNTY.
y Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that on to-wit:
~ The Eourth Monday of October, \. ID. 1888
and Tie next succeeding days. will sell at Public
auction al ms Office, IN the Courthouse in Medi-
cine Lodge. for taxes and charges thereon, for the
year lS92, and previous years so mIch of each of
the following described tracts of land or town lots
situated ~ the county of Barber State OF Kansas
may be necessary for that purpose, tO-wIt:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04
THE NleGER IN TIE WOOD Hg. .

The fact that the present panic was
made to order and sneciaIs designed
TO accomplish just what re nov be-
hold wreck and ruin cannot Ee too
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

nce."
to tt"
house on Blue Monday" Aug. IS,
from Kansas and Missouri twenty
were Tor tha free coinage of silver.
1h-ee =. Louis congressmen-Joy.
Cobb and Bartholdt-votcd against
silver These three votes were in
fuenced by capital.
Gold was the basis of Benedict Ar
nold's treachery, and gold is the bale.
full influence controlling many men in
congress as treacherous as was Arnold.
The fellows from between the fur
rows are getting their war paint on.
The 6 cent cotton planter and 35-cent
wheat raiser, and the fellow who goes
into the ground for silver, are the fell
lows who are getting mad enough to
fight.
Say, you old Jackson democrat. how
do you like it as far as you have gone?
Cleveland is tine jackson demo
era, isn't he? If "Old Hickory was
in the flesh he'd say, by the eternal
I''a ashamed of your
For the nine months ending March
q. 1888, the total product of tin plate
in this country was 81, 500, coo pounds.
Tor Ike same period tn ; total importa-
tons Of tin plate was $50, Coz, Geo
pounds. McKinlevism has but to
stand alongside OF a row OF igares t.
lie exposed in its hypocritical preten-
tions.
II IS possible that Grover the Fat
may not succeed in his role as dictator.
itself possessed of a backbone equally
as stub orn as Growers. BY the way,
the senate is fast losing he title,
american house of lords" by is
the plutocratic barons.
The assertion is often heard, 1.-THE
people voted for chan and got it,
Yes. from the frying pan into the fire.
holders bpt not in adminis+r.+;va
policy.
AT the ceiebration OF ''Ureat Brit
am LAY at the worlds ar at Chi
eaGo' Aug l9' Sir iienry Wood, Eng
the I h!'eo 0'ates "ould re urn again
/ 70 0he io'o VI 'he mother country.
nc iu' 'ne, 0eei'reo 'ha' unoer 1he
- tNo pie s@'ious queen
Inc : ni'o'' ',"'es "o"io nlo many ao-
van" CO anu ieHen greater prosperity
'Hhn ~ e'e' 0i' Oeloie
~ :..,
.--9 -. - - 70. - 'no al,
:, ~. : = :. 80 ~ VAC - '''o -
~
Keen II well in mind that the nor.
,,atnat;on If the nat,on.l banl,iro sve.
tenn is the oh ective point to be reached
get that
The chi-eh bug is mean cuss, but
he is clever compared with the goll
bug and straddle bug. The former is
dominating the east, while the latter
PIC anu 'e'H INC PIC ooun'e''
rev BOD ir' Nclnlyre' pastor Oh the
trinity Methodist church IN lenver'
and formerly pastor OF Grace NJ. +.
church in Chicago has formally re
nouneeu 'ne repu0ilcan party ana
JOINS the people movement lie de-
nouhces the metropolitan press as
mars trust
iio" 'n@' o.a V.'iSin' 'onn heti'ia l.
!" '>. . urn Il ne ever se's d glimpse
q 'ne ne" pa peIs =" . Gays !o'
you can s'aFceiS p,GR up one ihat ooes
Gus roast
Aany peopie are getting cross-eyed
II fea4lng ths 60 P ana d G, p.
sheeis' IN one column how busine~s
IS reviyinE and times getting better,
failures and times getting worse.
- : -. so'n' - :" i'Flhef hlS
,,,1el' ,.,7 eiiii1' zen ana iorty-seven grana'
tl,;rt..t. 49, =. - ia tnA' AMY mere are
ssil' V"o voters ana every one o.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

IT is said that President Cleveland
will not consent to any compromise
short of the unconditional repeal of
the sherman law. Suppose that con-
gress should take the notion not to re-
peal that law, but pass free coinage
law beforehand, what would the Presi-
dent do? Veto, of course. This coun
try is outgrowing system that per-
mits the executive veto to thwart the
Will of the people or even tolerate ex-
ecutive interference with gislation
to the extent practieed by Grover
Cleveland.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04
TURKEY CREEK TWP.
WI btI vi sW4 bCJ bWI
Il nl Il 10 IL

...... .........3 81 ~ ID lU 10
net swt nj set set se!
...... 81 80 10 9 30
sw4 net wl Sc! .33 80 - Z 20
LAKE CITY TWP
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Ex-Speaker Reed boastingly declared
that the republican party has nevei
been obliged to take u back step ia
finance. If the repeal Of the Sherman
law is not crawGsh movement, what
is it?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04
MEDICINE LODGE TWP.
MIEGONA twp.

~ svl set >wi.. 20 81 T. gSt
,t uVt va up.....Jj - a. li rs
W. -oi 81 "! .. ..iU N II 20 Sci
W. uNi NJ sw! ...i II Is - -
rwt ~R4 G.. sT4.. .1i - ~ IL 20
Lots 1 anu - AMI &C. uwi
...... SIP % n
Lot ana uci uwi 1879 - n IS;
rl mol va set .....s'i 81 - u 20
20 uwl ct swt 200. - - H. II 90
si uoi set uwiuo4 -wf
.... ........... . - - /. To
Lot ! uul sei uct { - l3 Z 81
set sw! VI sHi and swt
uVt ........... 9 81 l3 i3 -
% uCt ul set ....i3 ~ Is n So
iueht OF way Medicine lodge
extension SOuthC % Kan
sus raIlFoad, Iinguua town
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

NIPPAWALLA TWP.
OUT LOTS KIowA TWP.
MOORE TOWNSHIP.

Outlot - less Il. OF ~. l444
Lot 80. ............ ~ 50
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Father Schnell, pastor of St. Pat
ricl1's Catholic church at Terre Haute,
Ind, has placed his bank account-the
savings for years, and his pension as
Union soldier. at the disposal of the
destitute of his parish. That man is a
true follower of the great teacher.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

1t is said more people are evicted in
Chicago in one week pow than in Ire.
land in a whole year. More people
have been evicted from their homes in
this country in the past ten years than
in Ireland in the last 500 years.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04
EAGLE TOWNSHIP.

swi nci nw4 set 81 - l3 9Gl
wt uwl nwt sWl lDS2 u 55i
~ uet / uw4.....lt:2 I4 % -
va ...,.t. ......iJ 10. ~ II -
Commencing ne cor set Oi So
/ S-luJ cuuilI- ~ : o-lud
cHGiu~ ~ : 6-IJ chains G.
: a-lUJ chains 20 beginning
- - L II
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Col. Norton has been invited to
sit down to hot biscuits and honey.
and the colonel says 'when the war
is oveg' he is coming around 10 see us
all. but until the popalist flag floats
over the eapitoi at Washington he
Will work seven daYs IL the week
serving shylock WITH something hot
ter tha. biscuits
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

SYcoPHANTIc toadyism has had
another opportunity to disgust the
country over the birth of another baby
at the hite house. To read the de-
tailed accounts OF the arrival of the
voungster, it would seem that the
penny-a-liners want to convey the i'm
preston that corps of reporters were
present as accoucheurs on this i'm
uortant event, SO minute were they in
details There are many people in
tins country who heartily wish the
iool-killer would be more active, and
in this wish, no Goubt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland heartily join, for no people
who have occupied the white house
have been so much annoyed by silly
gossipers as the present occupants.
THE political critics say Senator
PETER is fool, and yet '.Nym Grin
Izle," the phrase ma er deyotes more
than a column of the New York World
in vivisecting this large whiskered
fool" The men who say Senator
PETER is a fool do not bel eve it. No
man that has ever gone to the senate
has ever acquitted himself SO well and
made so grand record il so short
time as he Mr.. PETER stands well
with his colleagues in that body, hav-
ing by his bold, yet temperate speech,
won their respect.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Congressman Breckenridge OF Ar
kansas is the oaly one OF that states
delegation who voted against free
coinage, and as result the people OF
Arkansas are cutting clubs. prepara-
tory to welcoming him home.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

THEY said it was the sherman law
that sent the gold out of the country
ami caused the panic. That same
gold has nearly all come back and the
plute rress says the panic is over and
times are getting better, andss'et the
Sherman law is not repealed They
said, too, fear of the repeal of the Nc
KinleY bill caused the spindles to
stop. the fires to go out in the fur
naces and the factories and mills to
close. They now say many factories
and mills are starting up again, but
the Mckinley law has not been dis
turbedl What internal liars the old
party press and politicians are!
SENATOR VEST of Missouri meets the
story put in circulation few days
ago that he would vote for the uncon-
ditional repeal bill with denial that
has the true ring in it, when he says:
The statement is totally. uncondi-
lion lly, illimi,ably and preposter-
eusly false. never by letter, word
or deed gave such an indication. IL
is lie manufs ctuled out of whole
cloth. I have never changed my po-
sltion in any way" TIL is in Ian
guage that can be clearly understood.
That the people can rely upon Senator
Vest to stand by them, seems mat
ter Of certainty.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Many republicans and democrats in
Tennessee are evid4ntly six. rs they
decinrs openly that if they had TO vote
again they would vote the peoples
ticket. and popuiisss say If Tennessee
celiid vo this year it would go for
the peoples party.
CT the twenty.three votes in the
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Many people are getting cross-eyed
IN rea4ing the g. p. and 4. Q. p.
sheets. in one column how business
is revivinv and times getting better,
and in tae next column the business
failures and times getting worse.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

How would sub-treasury system do
just now? If the farmers could store
their wheat, the planter his cotton and
the miner his silver, the great sacri-
fees being made might be avoiasd.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Senator zeb yaace of North Caro-
lima gave the administration a bout the
hardest jolts it has received IN the sem
ale. and IS said 10 have worried Cleve-
land and his gold7bug friends more
than any man that has spoken in that
body.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Can you name single act Of leEis-
lation that had 1or its purpose robbery
within the last twenty years that 1T
old reprobate, John sherman. did not
have hand in Il? W al damnable
ecord that man hasl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Il is possible that Grover the Fat
may not succeed in his role as dictator.
The nited States senate IS showing
itself possessed of a backbone equally
as stub orn as Growers. BY the way,
the senate is fast losing he title,
american house of lords, by is
stubborn refusal to bow to the will OF
the plutOcratic barons.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Mrs. Mary Is. Lease is eminently
correct when she says: "A minister of
the gospel who cannot discuss his
political 4aith in the pulpit should lay
aside his hlthy politics, as they are
not fit for the religion OF esus Christ"
When it comes to q choice, many
preachers would unload Their religion
rather than give u !heir politics.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

The assertion is often heard, ''The
people voted for a change and got it,
Yes, from the frying pan into the fire.
There has been change of Office
holders, but not in administrative
policy.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

The fellows from between the fur
rows are getting their war paint on
The cent cotton planter and 35-cent
wheat raiser, and the fellow who goes
into the ground for silver, are the fell
lows who are getting mad enough to
fight.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-10-04

Lob 3ehilling seems to be determined
to beat the record making three
speeches in three different states IN as
many days IN succession to large and
enthusiastic audiences.
The herald., 1893-12-02
WORKS OF ART.
A Spring Street Display Draws
Crowds.
where Goods Are Sold Exactly as They
Are Represented-Destine to Be-
como One of the Attractive Tea-
lures ST Los Angeles City.

The great jewelry and art establishment OF
NJ. German on South Spring street. between
Third and Fourth. is rapidly assuming shape,
and hundreds of people stop daily to admire
the beautiful goods which are displayed in the
show windows. These, however, give but a
faint conception Of the wealth and vari-
which sre exposed for sale within.
This Establishment will be Godsend to that
numerous class of citizens who desire to select
some artistic piece of jewelry or work OF art,
either for themselves or rs present, and who,
while having little knowledge on the subject
themselves desire to be sure that what they
buy 10 exactly as represented, and that they
are not being charged an exorbitant price be-
cause OF their lack of technical knowledse
1t is generally understood that in the average
jewelry soie prices are more or less elastic, de-
pending to great extent on the knowledge or
aoumen of the buyer This is not the case at
Germans, where child may buy as ndvan.
tageously as a man who ''knows the ropes"
fixed and moderate pront is charged on each
article.
Mr. German Is here to stay He intends to
identity him elf with Los Angeles II Is easy
to see that his establishment will, within
short time, become one OF the features Of the
city.