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The Weekly Osage Chronicle from Burlingame, Kansas • 3

The Weekly Osage Chronicle from Burlingame, Kansas • 3

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Topeka Advertigenlentsv Topeka Advertisements of Cot's pjspepshvCure.yott neodi not fear any stressing (loots from it. It is tho greatest rome-dy in tho world for indigos'ion and all disorders of or. proceeding (row the (toiuiiph or bowels. v.r Topeka Advertisements, D. LEVI, 5 Wholesnle and Retail-pcoler in PIOARS, TOBACCOS, AND PIPES! Has constantly on band a eom of the 'otrjjrrv Ac crvr mattmks The District Board have received pinna and speci.

li cations for school house, which can bo scon by nny who may inbi'ds, at tho Chroniclo office. An-e4verUincn will be made for proposals us soonjiSjth havejidoptejl fheilan. In a rule acfdtil lh prairie takes th Other dny iii1he di morion, of tho ctuld notlrfngih Wrirtyi'peSraneo 'of the Crops? upon every bnndj oavy rainseeeuia iot to linveln Jttred nrryraiBg'Wicepting Wry low portions-' of some corn The bey -crop will bo stupendous. We calledfiit the Cheoso factory pf Messrs. Ferry TMe'ar making' two hundred and, PJi Hfjff P) w'llt ofl one hundred and thirty There will be a Teacher's Institute held in Bur- yftSSiS.9UlE Ibr, the ooun-i ties of Coffey "anoj AH Jhe of the two eouhiiosnWrespoctfuliy' and to present, the Prin-r cipal of tho State Normal School, and the Principal of the Ottumwa will Ml ie presont.

Loc-turos will be beliveredjduring the evenings. Trof Ooodeii'oW nWitimes-tiogors have gone to Eapo. ria to attend exa.mina.tion and closing exercises of the Hormal Sc'hobi. 1 Captain Harrison Dubois, an old residont of tho town and formerly sheriff of (tho County, has rc turncS. lie ocs pic hnd' we "should judge, felt well.

We do riot know whether he will ro-main with ns pcrriirt'riently brtot. 1 fne'nJs'and uiemlcrs of tho Methodist Hpis- copal Church tut nod out to the "Upo," in a tsrong and well organized force, oh Thursday. Many cords of stpne were delivered upon the ground. The ladies prepared and served up hot only a substun-tial, but tasteful dinner in Rogers' Hall. A communication was received from Ridgoway, wljicji wjjl Ippepoxt.wJokiorl tho ftcr will not loose anything by lying over.

It is a tale with a. mqrtl, bencfitof "ecyoral 'nionniu Abe County wipJarpfe.senMying around loos; Its length is olijcciionaiiler must be more briof. THANHS. August Whrl.wil accept our thanks for peck of grown from eels, that we'ifeeSI ifi tM Markets Ikis se'asOfft 1 RMbard.i,Wbet Witt ncit be forgotten 'if evened Tensity should swing Jn Upon, his track, by the printer potatoes, L'nclo Dick, they were tho Jirst of tho season. HeijT lot Wkng'hiulo fof- tcn, sends to our hirdcr rcprcsontutives of all the i t' tpS fo'J'T-fin w'endar or iu 04 WW4 bTtnthin'g lini(HsfoutiU ho.vvin WAritVohiJuY; can do nothing more at present than Jiomma'to liiitifcpitU neitft'rAjidohtiatiil' pi'otKlwi liini 'our w'UVs'Vo'fe' tfavis beeii flly acknowledged.

0rfY Zu 'k'" -mm'A r-i'-i no 'i Ki" PewiUibrugH.uiio Uhj C.Bnomci.B office a few whea( perfect iiin, and entirely filled. It irfjast really for? lie ropojd UuiX, Dod, wJk'U twenty acres, piteserSs'tfctruttful sifcui'-ind'tllat the no doubts as to its yielding at least thirty buehcls the This farm sixt i acrc.XUls farttt sixteen tniioa nrnth t(Jsage ouotyjJi not, tjiwhdat growing one. ic Very unfavorable accottnls' Of the wheat crop; gomes to us from.Now York, in fact, the lir' (iirn cttate from IainJ to MissoiiriJ cert'frotu tho barren sands of New Jersey, Under these cir-WiiiManCfe t'dllic'WTi the fact fetarrtngus inHiia fiiicehator.stnatber yijar we rnnsi be suujeoted to a continual drain upon our pockets nfor, the staff 'Of lfe, pur farmers must, ice necessity for tho. put ug in enough whijat for liouioeouuie ption, ftegree't-if this fall stild it will save tlio'ueands-'of dollars that may be applied to our stock in trade or tho improTem'feW4f I i A of the Bfesbyterians, will be beliLin ihc'ir church this An cUclion of Elders will take pTaoe, together iwitU' the trans' tion of other important business. ITb(r)eiHri'WUjUiiaL eoat of IT F.

OSENI1U tl SADDLE II Attif ESS MANITFACJ.URK! TIn haail rfll lip of Sadttles, Ir'arriW, ni- rtingiilos, in all Enid dies, Whips, Collars, Mar of goods usually kept in a lirnt-class phon Having Experienced workmen, nnd buying hi stock for fash, iift'ean sell at greater thau' any other shop west Of the' Missouri River, i At tho old stmid. NATIONAL CHAIN OF AND TELEflUA'PIIIC INSTITUTE Advantages bore oTered for procuring a' thorough Bnsobcss' Education, are OnsurpaSsool. -t For infnrmarien address cither, MABTiN.i JnrAiiiC St Joseph, Mo, f. W. R.

II UN no. 'J 'J u. Tt XI ii t. I' Ai tiib R. It.

DisroT, Toi-ricA, Kansas: to receive and store consignments for Santa Fo, AVost-ern and Southwestern Kansas. Our warehouse is situalod along sido tho track at tho torininus of tho U. 1. B. ibrnvSi'n-o is necessarr on good.

fcSTMark "evo ythitae Munro Brown. Officer' and-' principal bu-smcss men of tho West. 4 book" feCT.iiiijft,1 1 i-'i'il if-j i-r -AND" POST OFJFICB EUILmNO rnniS has a. complete ass-J. sortmentof clfosl.

Blhnk Books, Letter 1 apew, lnknd lukn. Kvenlopes, Sheet Music Mil', sic Books, School and Office Stationery. WALL PAPERTftM WLVDfj BLINDS A general slock orrovcfytlriny nsimll ibiin.l ina first class Book nnd Stationery 11 sollditod nnd attended lo with eareiand'olsp'tch. i ft JSZU'LE a Millinery (foods, -tlats! i Ouf tnck of- einc cntlroN fin it nhii com IrNlVS airnirc Is now complete? being I prising arfull Supply every Vorioty' siutod to the trade end to which wo call the nttention of all -close cash buyers yisiting the Capital, SMITH tfe GOBE; TOPEKA, KANSAS, Dealer in ii. ii.

Ji. 3. NAILS, SASH, IRON, GLASS, WAGONS vnrT3 a ri -4 ij- WtU JIDRS AfliaCUlJtlUAi tMPLt. XX ments. Manufactures nnd doulers in Stoves Tin, Coppor and Sheet-Iron ware, and Agents for Vandevers Missouri Cone, Plonterl umborland Champion Reaper jihd lai(d the celebrated Magoe Cooking Stove.

Call and see them! NEW 'TIN' SHOf! rill HArii.i STOTES, STOVES, 3T a U. IIARDWAllEt AGlUCCLTtJRAL IMPLE- (ILLINOIS STOVE STOIIK1 i- ''(ii: oiu. Cl', -j: 'r i v-l -a c-M-inL' .1 rait-' "hi TOPEKA, Kansas. Wo have constantly on hand a larire nssortmnnt. nf RlnrA.

Tin Ware at. Wholesale nnd, Retail. All goods In outline maoufsctUR-d tu erder on' short notiro. Da not fail to rail on us. SEARLE BROTHERS.

JWJ.ecoTT, "OEo.A.crreeit CO i 'i ji.i -f i a.i'- i-i-ri vs Jin ROCERfC i- bill 1.. 2 Foiuarling and Commission 1 MERCHANTS. J.D.SHIMMOaS, Tearce, Mayborry Co. i PCALRKS 4 Awl MiAliwi vivova or Tin' No. 02 Massaohubbtts Stbeot.

ft. HEATING PARLOR STOVES! In great '( WE ARE SOLE AGENTS TOR THE CIUUTER COOKING The Charter is the best Farmors'. Cooking Sto7o in the country. We fcavo sold over twenty umcr-ient kinds of Oooking Stoves but have never fonud any stove rat cood as tho Uhartcr, ill you want ft stove, by all means buy a i- i And if is not the best you over used, return it and got your'iuonoy baok. lfy'ou'want thestove that inf the largest ove'u and takss tluo longest.

Wood buy the CHARTER, If yon want the most durable stoyo, and tho stove Unit requires tuo least lucl, nuy tuo ri.IO(-r Rbad wnAT i-nE l'llESS BAY OP TnB CllAnTKlt Wo have given the Charter and fair trial, and pronounce it the no plus ultra ot stoves, and till tlint un no desired in its lino. It is unsurpass oil as a roaUy, quick, and even baker. Wf can cheerfully reoouimoud it as etjaVe tut the farm ers nnd lor general house kBepinsr.ISInte Journal. i)or UUraljjlUy, conveuionco anU.KOvd Baking, tlio thnrtor goos tiead ot aliytliing wo nave urer seen Emporia News. (r i One of our oldest settlers, moving to Arkansas, via Bt.

Louis, took his stovo, the celebrated Charter witn mm tor lear ne coum not obtain nuDtiicr'ono like it. Lawrence Tribune ItIs1 a voryvciiibHkcrtn'bea but little fnel and is very durable. fOsuire Chronicle. the-motlern cooking tofo hv good points we have seen no itovo that bus" so ma ny excellent points as tho Chart ot, inadu by Chaw berTin CirtciunatitTopeka Gil 01 A'r 1 UO Wo and more good poiuts in the Charter than any other stovo, while it costs no uioro thun others. touircji urove xma imir tan i TIN PLATE AND TINNKRS' C00D8t 9UOrTln Wafo is made in our own shop, and tho belt of material Our Prices ill Defy Competition.

SIGN "STOVE EMPORIUM." WoulJ rofpectfully pnqoii.ncOj to tho citizens of ur lingamo an! vicinity, that ho Is now rocoiving, aud t-'i i opening, in his new building-, decidedly the very 'j I liver tjruugMt iu iuio niurftui, cousioiiojj iu puiL ui Hiailo and aThiicv Iry Goods! BOOTS' HATS tt CAPS! a large; an carefully bo1c16c stoctif gooti RSADY MADE CLOTHING! i i. And all kinds of Gents' Furnishing Goods, In short, every thins that can be found in a com- pleto and No. 1 Country Establisbmentall of which ''f'frV'M vivj t.nv'i is he doterminea te sell; ns low taking pty in G'AXII OR PR 7''', 5 1 3 i tl'l as they can be bought west of the Missippi River. COME ONE and ALL and see for yourselves. A large lot of those FAMOUS CUSTOM MADi.

HENDFESON'S CHICAGO BOOTS! large stock of the! boots last Fall, and thoy having given such entire satisfaction, he bought -ihie "Fall, "of the same stock, the largest ever shipped1, at one time' td Southern Kansas, Having realized for long time, the need of a first jlass establishment in, Burlingame, would compare favorably ith anything in the Slate, bo has erected a good store room and filled with the beet of goods, hoping that slriet atten- Uoa te butinei ho, may- merit a proportion vf the peoples' patronage fl4 the eoutiaued trade of I o.w.riAnoif. g.B.uAVDannv. 1 1 1 ll. II. WILCOX.

T. J. AN1IKKSOM. T. II.

ANDERSON CO, COMMinStONi MERCHANTS .1 OrEKA, KANSAS. This firm nra heavy and extonsivo dealers in Chi. cngo, Michigan Oily, end Siuilcliaker Wagons. Also ngonta for tho BUCKEYE and EAULE Mowers. is at tho Depot, on thelt.

R. track, iiiberal advitqee ptade on iillCOTsigiiuientg.j fm to State Officers and business moil of tho BrUG and 1" 71! I'-' r- IB "r.ljiC 1 IT1 i 2 A VS. I A 0. A Have on.bnnd, new and splcndi.J stock of J) tigs a YM0j( in Paints, Oils, Dycstufw, Fancy Articles, Stationery, iPerfuinory of tho'-jnost elegant varieties. All kinds of Patent Medicines, Also 1 WIN'ES, AN)) IJQUORS For Modicinal Purposes.

Brushes of all kind, Trusses, Abdominal supports and shoulder bracos. PATENT-MEDICINES. TOBACCO and CICARS. BThe public are nssered that every article is of prime quality, and will be sold ot reasonable price. Physicians proscriptions carefully compounded.

Wostsido Kansas Avenue, Top'cka, 't JA. POLLEY CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. Manufactures 'from' the" host; iEcsterti materials Wagons, Carriages and tho best Sultiy'Vti'tt'WWtvr. in tho west. pepoiring and Blacksmithing of all kind done to- Uiti' isa Ur.y I a TOPEKA, KANSAS.

R' ANri 1' RING IL'A'M, Yg 1 1 Witolesule and Ilotail DRUGS, MEDICINES A FAIMS-L We keep constantly on band at the TOPEKA DRUO S'l'ORE tho choicest of Drugs and Medi-cinos, Oils, Glass, Wlrios Liquors and notions at wholosale or retail. We will supply country dealers on the bpst torus, at the sign of the Topeka Drug 'Store, i li lrti'fjUTbpeke KanffW. OKTJI.l.V, jkwkiI tt-Yi SLR WATCH ESI XLOCKSI' mil NOTIONS! A FIRST CLASS WORKMAN. All always be found nt his old stand, with heavy stock of and always ready ta do elwkr.wabt,and jeyplrxyepairipg 9-1 oT iffiolcisalo and retail' dealers ta nil I kinds' of ft NATIVE AND PINE LUMBER, Lath Scales, tojusSasbj Ind Bfitid' Kansas Avenuo, opposito the Post Oflico," TOPEKA, KANSAS. T) ALDWIN a EASTMAN, METRIPOLITAN BILLIARD SALOON and RESTAURANT! --fa ii.

iS-Ncst door to the "Munro House. KANSAS. SIINBKEO: Co. Wholesale and 'Retail Doalers in DRY CLOTHING Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gents' Clotiiinc, -1 ft ') rj'l A'ankee Ketions, l-PBrnithlng Coeds Sec. 161 Kansas Avenue, Opposite KelUmal)nig Store, Topeka, Kansas.

PIONEER WAGON 4 BLACKSMITH SHOP, Wui. Boyd, the old relinblo workman and Pioneer Blaoksuiith of Topeka, is prepare 1 tq execute any and all kinds of work-in. hie line with proinpUioss. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Corner of Fifth ani Jackson streets, TorEKA, Kansas.

P. GREER CO. fei'iLtoaKjaii-e. GENERAL COMMISSION, RECEIVING, 1 AND FORW ARDINGf MERCII AKTB, TOPEKA. 'KANSAS, 'lJ CRAIG FAN CT jt STAPLE GIlOCIRIES; PAST OF, KANSAS AVENUI TOPEUA.

HAVE- REC2NTLY. ENLARGED OUK establishment, and have now in store a very large and comnloto stOck of GROCERIES pro curred direcft from the Eastei maikets, which- of -j at low rates, both i i 4. tj Wholesale Ketail I v'ij uti (i 5 if IviwtA't Their stock consists in part, of every variety Boap, Fisb, Oai Jles, lVirs-'Ooffee Juried Fruity Molassee, coDstnntlv oh hand. IhjMESTIu AND FOREIGN LIQUORS! Wholesale only. Country ptoduoe token in exJ change for goods at the highest market rate.i.

1 Osa0 Orail sel Seed! i belt Tobacco: Chewing, 'ine Cut, Plug Tolwwos, 4 fc'm' king Tobaccos, Cigars, imported ana amnestic jCigarottas, Meerschaums, Cigar lloldors etc etc, iind ovorything'found in alirst clasS.TObacco Store, Post Office Buildings, Topeka, Kar.Bss. i i.A,y -yy, inlilHH Xa 45, ju.srroi'f.NEP,, A GROCERY PROVISION STOR fWhcre lhcy baro on hand Choice Family Grocer-: Sos at me lowest, wasn rnorn. tho best Coal Oil constantly on hand. Our stock is well selected, and purchasers will find it to their udyantnjjo to give us a share of their patronage. Highest Cash', price paid Tor 'j st.

(Hoar Kansas Avenue), Topeka, Kansas. 1Y! cLEAN CO. GROCERIES.QUEENSWARE AND GLASSI Wal, Paper and Windo' Shad'utf and pottery, a n. notion ware, ii'iiuu. icn.

nuu miKar li" Vni SS2 for Farm Produce. Our stock is in tuo boutu room of tho Richio, Ji lock, Topeka, Call and see Usbefore purchasinii'eliowboro. Do aotforget tho place IUchio Rlock.i;, jp GILES mpan yy ti'vl i i hUOKERS, BANKERS cb SeU Sight Exehnngion 011 porta of the United Stales, Cnuadas and Europe. Interest allowed on lima fiTojieba, Kaanasj; til', f-U. RvanI 1 Imager I3eer I-Iall!" 1A CU-At rsistV aVexue; TOPEKA, KANSAS li it A jN And dealer in Cloths, Vestings, Trimmings, Hats, Caps, Clothing, Boots Shoes, Trunks, Valisis, AND GENT FlIRNlSIlINa Next door South of Kollum's i Drug Store, West side Katuni Avenue, im ion VI OLMAN NICHOLS, jr I I DEALERS IU t.k.y.

CLOTHING, DUY GOODSS kop eoef tnsrty.vn SM? janjrl's ntf? ry floods arid Ladies Oil Cloth, Boots, Shoes, Notions, etc. ns, cic Kuit ttf-Surith a Farbhoin, Siitlf AveUne, xine door bdi "1 MPITAIj- mo 6th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas. VA IA IS 'l lY f. 1 fit Mi A f' IStages foj? aUpartu of the Stato. JOHNSTON a ar.

a Daieey la i toi IiUMlIKKIl Pine Luiniicr, La'tl) i'Sbmtlii, Doors', Sasl and Blinds, eto. rto. Will fell at Lawrence prices! All oiuore hy man promptly attendod Terms eas Lumber Yard, HOrtn adjoining tne aietnoaist TIR. F. -1 i I i .1 1Iomox)pathic Physician! RirenEr Block, ToPhka, Kansas Domcslio books medicines cases oh hanJ Will send medicine" to any nation in the country.

Letters written hi Oerman or English, containing a stamp and desoripiion of tha patients condition will nave prompt attention. mj Ai A RIM A WUOLESALB'Ufc -R El AIL- QROCERS, I Or Commission Mei'oliant And dealers i.i "'MX Choice Brands of Familv, Flonrl To re Kansas. 'vv TT AVE in store STAPLE and FANCY Groce- JLL rUs of every variety, fhich we offer at the f) ,03 closest nWjiif) for ash. SUGARS, COFFEES, CORtfAaE! WOODEN WILLOW WARE! it" Eyerjlhing la their lind oT Bubiuess toaj be fonod at this 71.: All kfnds pf Co'ufltry Produce purchase! at th MMlB i tiarden and Gross seeds, Oease Orsnire seed foJ nedging. Plows, shoveln, Uorsa RokeSj Cultivators, an cusses of Agricultural Inijilemoetsv 1 a.Sole afents'for xeeteior Reapers i'Mdwcr's, Jirown'i Corn P)anter, Wagons, W.

H. THIERS. Attorney and ouuselr'at JLaW, -(o i- AN I tu cr At HYMEN. The Dairymen of Osnge County will moet at tho flongregaironnl church on Wednesday the 27th of June at I o'clock. By request of Ji SEtBKAL Special Notices.

lumbeClumser, September 20,65, Tho undorsignod has established a branch of his hiiHmcHs in this citv.and has iust received a nice lot of While Pine Lumber, seasoned, such as Dressed Flooring, and Siding, aleo Dressed Lath, AC, which ho will sell at the lowost cash prices. Farmers and purabasor generally are icuyted to eJamin my stock beforn buying oljicwhoro-' Yard, opposite tho New Methodist Church' Xawrenco Kansas. UICHARD SCIIULENBKlia. fit. Louis, Mo.

J. 3. RAiTnEL, Agent, Lawrence. Messrs DUNCAN GRIFFITH, Lawrence, con-tinuo to eclipse tho State in tho amount and value ofho Hardware andjAgrlcultural Implements they They have" tlie" diffcroht kinds of tWapen and mowers, which they aro soiling at reduced prices. Also the best kinds of Threshing machines, prepared for the demand that tho laro cropB of Kansas this year is going to create.

Also Sorghum mills and Evaporators, Horse Rakesand jsvery kind of matorial ireqwirtil by Wagon imakor pd Blacksmiths. There is nothing in tho line of Hardware and Agricultural Implements that they are net always supplied with. $10 TEN DOLLARS REWARD! $10 STRAYKD or STOLEN, from the subcribcr, on the old Gibs farm, 4 miles south of Topoka, on or about the middle of April; One black mars Colt, with white Btripln her faco and two years old. AIs8, one small bay horse colt. with while "spot in his year JTlio abovo "iVard will bo paid to any ono for their recovery.

M. M. STOW1S. v'i i R. 7 The County Board of Commissioners will, meet as "Board of tho County Clerks oflico, on tho first Monday ot July next, la make such changes in tho asscpshicht Toll as m.y be just and right.

Any person vjsliiig to have any chango made't mufl 'apply ne thai tim'o. Mil: GtlM'tf. INTERESTING TO LADIES. The Domestio Dyes maaufuctnred (Jeo.il. Koid liostpn, consisting ot shades ana colors are alLprf pixel' lt liniJ Jf'prpfe are casili used do' not fa do.

Ond produce, Una beautiful colors. If you wish1 a relible article for dyeing your old or new garments nse the Dorocs'tio Uyas. They can bo found at all drug I'rico, la and ZSctftycrjbotllK; JB(k. log niiL tt -tWolosale. Agents, St.

Louii LYON'S PERIODICAL DROPS. Uff GREAT PJiM'Afi REMEDY :i.f' i ThcSo jiroM o'ro a' seiontificahy conipotindol 'fin- id jircparitibn, and better; thah any pills, powclera, or jBeing liquid, their' action is direct nnd positive, rendering tuom a reliaolo, speedy and certain specific for the euro of all obstructions and supgreesiouaof nature. Their popularity. indi- catod by tho fact that over lOU.uOO bottles are an hually sold nd consumed by the ludiqfr of the Uni ted states, every bh of'whom spenk'ih the 'strong. ft terms of praise of thoir groat mortits.

They are npidly takinc ihe place of every other Female Ilor picdy, and are considered by all who know aught of poration lmthe worldj for the' pure of all feniale complaints, the removal of all obstructions of nature Explicit directions stating when they raoy be usod, and explaining when and why they should not, or bould not be used without nroducinir effects contra ry to nature's chosen laws, will be J'ound arc fully fctlded itroUnd each bottle, with the written signa ture ol Jolin L. Lyon, without which nouo aro genii ino, Prepared by L. Lvon, 105 Chanel street. Kow 'lloven. who can bo obsultcd.

either personally, or by mail, (enclosine stump,) concern. ing all yrivate discasos and female Price $1.50 per Bottlo. bold by Druggist ovcry everywhere. 4 -5i 0- P.IAK i GtonT Agents for U. S.

and Canada. Comins linos. St. Louis. 1 Wholesale Aetd.

fluLLun, FiHcu.iFiNcu, Chicnge. HOUSE! GEORGE BRATTON I PROPR IE TOK. JBURLINGAME, MR. BltATTON would inform his old friends and patrons that he is still keeping At the "Old Stand." It needs no reccommendation at every traveler know, it to tie one of the best and most comfortablo houses in Southern Kansas. 1- flSKE1, tfMGtff CO.

fl1T MAMTIFlCTUnEllS AMD WUOLESALB DEALERS IK Ncvfi7 Main St. Cor. Locust, St.iouls, No. WHITE, BlCLINGSLEY AND CO. WHOLESALE CttOCER8if Secqkb it '( ci Leon; MeV EOCfflGHAMtoMESSENGER! OCKINOHAM and MESSEXGEft, ibis flne I blooded horse will be found the stable pf i jrjHN POLLEY," -1 on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Rockinf fc am and MeCBeegcr a's some-of the finest Colts ever sired in the State, lie is 5 years old, 16 hands 3 inches lueb. duikbsv and weiirhsUOD. For tonus see large bills. MtDOWEL'L, TOLLET Jhyizt a ft wnito piut wliictl is to tit appear- Wbil General Lane was at, lieme, on Monday last, the contract construction otd first thirty miles of thar Leavenworth, Lawrence fiiAliJsin afiroal, spiti froiu Lawrencel- The work was to eowmeneftOBjust, Wednesday. We now anxiously await the oegining of tho work upon the Burluigamejaod Emporia Branch.

In another column will be found a call for Con-Tention. fisageiCwiaty-i Dairymen. This" is etep itftfteWgnt'drteetion and one that we have b6- ohese jkeinf generally known, with 4ho faot that it commtnds a readier sale than tf other (janiities renders 'jft rioecessary for the ptoiuWr of.rtha't.ataple artiele adojit eoaie aieaiures for mbtual protection and nefit for the prevention of impoqition'uBdc? the name pf "Osage County 'kany other mea'suresBd Jiicts can he discussed and made profitable llirouU 'mclrffirtay. O. Snformi ua tjiajt hat Juat coin-pletcd or finished burning a limekiln, and will furn-' bextt often de we hear men and women com'! plain "I eannot got anything to stay on my nth; I am comrcllcd to cat Graham bread and tha pluineat foIandhon'iuWituBef fromlt.Tv Header! thia is the Dyspepsia we bid you eat as heartily aa choose, even the tCyOUftlUw H'witfc aingleteaepooi 'V' "XXxsas (72'i; jtissbver.

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