The Kansas Chief from Troy, Kansas • Page 3

FBOH TOPEKA. IllsXhland Items. Item few and hard to pick up. Louie Kicbter ha bought out llammoad'. MAM MIS LOW PRICE WE ASM TO) THE EKOHT A New Tear Cennraerd With Lack.

They had invested in tbe 200th Monthly Grand Distribution of tbe Louisiana State Lottery, which took place on Tuesday (always Tuesday), January lltb. 1337, under the sole supervision of Genl's G. T. Besnre-gard. ot and Jubal A.

Early, of Va. (as is usually the ease), wa sent flying all over tbe world. Here is where some of it went: No. 91.960 drew the first capital prize of 150.000, sold in tenth at $1 each, sent to M. A.

Dauphin. New Orleans, La. One went to Cornelius Becanoon. well known citizen of St. Louis, one to Ben Kiam, a popular clothing merchant of Messrs.

Kiam of Houston Texas; one to F. J. Gilmore, paid through tbe National Bank of Los Angeles, one to a depositor in tbe Canal Bank of New Orleans, one to J. Cain, Norfolk, paid through tba Marine Bank there; one paid through the Anglo-California Bank limited, of San Francisco, one paid to Wells, Fargo Sl Bank. San Francisco, one to John Campbell, North Muskegon, one to Alva Elder, Princeton; Kansas; the other tenths wcut elsewhere.

No 35,744 drew the second capital prize of 150,000, also sold in tenths at 1 each. One went to S. P. Hill, of New Orleans, La; one to Win. Wbalen, a watchman at tbe Miss.

At Tenn. R. It. Depot, Memphis. paid through the Bank of Commerce there; one to Charles Mitchell, of Pecan Point, paid through the Bank of Commerce.

Memphis. Tenu one to a depositor in tbe People's Bank, New Orleans, the remaining successful name are withheld. No. 88.C37 drew the third capital prize of $20,000, and was sold to a party in San Jose, Costa Rica, C. A.

Nss. 79.774 and 98,980 drew tbe fourth two capital prizes of flO.OOO each, and were sold it tenths at tl each, to parties in New York City, Wsthiugton, li. San Francisco, Sacramento City, and Santa Rosa, Baltimore. Grenula, Kansas. Maryville, Memphis, Savannah, Wbiteville, N.

Benton-ville, Allcntown, Pa Fairfax, and so the wheel revolved on. It will go round again on March 15tb and any ens can obtain any information about it on application to M. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Why not catch at this chance for a fortune! In order to greatly reduce our mammoth stock of goods, prior to our Annual Inventory. April 1st.

we will give all customers tlie Advantage of Low Prices mm i A SiNGCf.AR day last week, a young man aged about 19 year came to the vicinity of Troy, in the search of his mother. This wa bis story When about four years of age, be was stolen from bis mother by Al. Wirkham, who uised to live in this vicinity, aud who was lynched some where in Western Kansas, lan summer, for horse stealing. He did not know why YVL-kharn stole him, but he took him to Clay County, and he afterwards drifted to the County poor-bouse. The County bound him out to an old bachelor farmer until he was 15 years of age.

Cpon reaching that age, be proposed to leave, but tbe old man did not want to part with him, aad proposed that if he remained until he was 18, be would -deed him 40 acres of land out of tbe 300 acre that he owned, and give him a team to farm it. The boy remained, and at the stipulated time was given tbe land. Afterwards the old man told him that if be would bunt np hi mother and brother and bring them out, he would give them the whole 300 acres, to be their absolutely upon bis death. This was tbe young man's mission to this vicinity. His mother had been married three time, the last time to a man named Perry, and wa again a widow.

Wa did not learn what tbe young man's name was, nor what success be bad bunting for bis family. Experience vs. laexperieae. It i a matter of regret that iu introd ucing Hood' Sarssparilla, its proprietors are obliged to overcome a certain distrust by some people who have unfortunately boagbt worthless compounds mixed by persou ig-uoraot of pharmacy. Messrs C.

I. Hood At Co. are reliable pharmacists of long experience, and they make no claims for Hood's Sarssparilla which cannot be substantated by tbe strangest proof. And we say to those who lack confidence, read tbe unsolicited testimonial in favor of Hood's Ssrsaparilla, and then prove its merits by actual personal test. We are confident you will not be disappointed, but will find it a medicine of peculiar curative value, which can be implicitly relied upon.

Anotiikk Still another old settler has been added to the lengtbning list of those who have died, this winter. Daniel Nor man died last Friday night, at his residence a few miles north of Troy, of paralysis, with which be bad been stricken two day before. Hi age wa 75 years. Mr. Xor-uian came to this vicinity in 1856, being among the earliest settlers of Douiplran County.

Free Trase. The reduction of internal revenue and the taking off of revenue stamps from proprietary medicines, uo duiibt lias lurely beucfitted the consumers, as well aa relieving the burden of Louie manufacturers. Especially is this the case with Green's August Flower and Hoscbee'a German Syrup, as the reduction of thirty-six ceats per dozen, has been added to the size of the bottles containing these remedies, thereby giving oue-fifth more medicine iu the 7j cent size. The Au-jnt Flower for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, anil the German Syrup for Coughs and Lnng troubles, hate, perhaps, the lar-lieiit sale of any medicine iu the world. Tbe advantage of increased size of the bottle will be greatly appreciated by tbe silk and afflicted, in every town and village in civilized countries.

Sample bottles for 10 cents remain tbe same size. Below we quote you a few Prices, and find bargains like these throughout our store 18 lbs. New Orleans Sugar 16 lbs. Extra Sugar 15 lbs. California Sugar 15 lbs.

Cal. ran. Sugar 5 lbs. Arbuekle's Coffee 5 lbs. XXXX Coffee 6 lbs.

Best Green Coffee 5 1-5 lbs. Best Roasted Coffee 25 lbs. Beans 18 lbs. Carolina Riee 20 lbs. Dried Apples 150 lire test Coal Oil, per gal.

Climax MeAlpine Spear Head Splendid Old Style Smoking Mcerscl i a 25 Boxes 3Iatcbes Bars Town Talk Soap 5 Bars Kirk's Savon Soap 4 lbs. Dwigbt's Soda IO 3-1 b. cans Tomatoes IO cans Mountain Corn B. F. Tea, per lb.

Hear What I Say l. -t I Buy All My Goods of SEVERANCE. DELON HOWEL CO CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS, Per Can, from 20 Io 25 Cents. CALIFORNIA STRAINED HONEY, 2 Ponnfls for 25 Cents. Standard Prints, per yard 175 Water wliite Tobacco, per lb.

Quantity and Quality Horse Sboe Star Gingliam Muslin CLOAKS, WOOLLEN GOODS, AND OVERCOATS AT COST! IN CLOTHING, 350 SUITS AT ALMOST YOUR OWN PRICE These Garments Contain the Only Patent Flexible Shoulder.) Yon Can Save Twenty-Five Per Gent, by Bnying Boots and Slioes of ns Within tbe Next Sixty Days. 1 you will .40 .40 .40 .40 .30 mm rm l.OO l.OO 50 5 to 12 l-2c 5 to 8 l-3c or. Don't forget the Pablie Hale. I will sell, at public auction, at my residence, six miles north-west of Severauce, and four miles nortb-esst of Leona, in Wolf Kiver Township, Doniphan County, Kansaa. on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1887.

the following described property: Six bead of horses, four of which are good work animals, two being of Clydesdale stock, one four and the other six years old ose fine seven-year old one fine brood mare, nine years old. which ha been bred to the Severance Company's borse one filly, two years old. and one two-year-old borse, both from tbe Severance Company's borse two fine cows, one from McCreary's thorough bred Polled Angus bull. The heifer is two yesrs old past, and baa been bred to a thoroughbred Polled Annua boll. Also, will sell all my farming implements, consisting of Remember our CASH CARD SCHEME, which is 7 per cent, more in your fa place where $1 will buy you more goods than any firm will sell you west of Chicago.

Topbka, Kebrnarj 5, 1887. The Hour baa spent a couple of ilajs lis-euasing a bill providing that whrn a uiBjor-ity of voters resiiling within half a mile of aifr highway of tlie leDjjtb of fiv. miles, ball petition for it, the Couuty Board shall levy tax on all land adjoining the highway for that diatance, for the purpose of improving the road. It failed to pass. Both Houses Lave now got down squarely to work, and are turning out bills so fast that it ia bard to keep track of them.

A there have now been introduced in both House about seven hundred bills, it will be necessary to work fast, if any considerable portion of tbetu get through. Beginning with next Tuesday, the Senate will hold three session per day and doubtless the House will soon do tbe same. There is too much of a disposition evinced, to pas resolution instructing Congress what to do. This take up a great deal of time that the members of the' Legislature might put in doing something themselves. There are two or three temperance bill yet to come np, that will occupy considerable time.

'I hey propose important changes in the prohibitory law, designed to make it more effective. Since tbe saloons are cleeed, and prohibition prohibits, by confining the sal of lienor to tbe drug stores, tbe thing that now puzzle thew is to regulate tbe drug stores. They do not appear to be oven so fortuuate aa tbe doctor who always endeavored to throw his patient into tits, because be was tremendous en fit, and knew how to control them. Tbe bill reducing tbe fee of County officer ha had one tunnel in tbe Senate. Tbe fee in some of the large and booming Coon-tie are doubtless much too large, and as a general law on tbe sul.jact i necessary, it ia sought to remedy tbe difficulty by making a geaaral reduction, according to population of Counties, which makes it rather rough on tLe smaller Counties.

The first round in tbe Senate looked as if tbe bill would nut get through. A bill ha passed the Senate, making drunkenness a misdemeanor. Any person found intoxicated in any public place, or on any highway, street or allay, i subject to arrest and itn prisounieut fur a given length of time. It eame very near pausing with a provision that a person intoxicated in his own house should be subject to tbe same penalty. The bill changing Township election back to February, lias been reported upon favorably by tbe Senate Committee on Klection.

The school book bills and the numerous amendments to the school laws are yet to be fought over, when the various Couuty Superintendents who are acting as the paid agents of Eastern school book publishers will have an opportunity to git iu their work. Among the numerous bills to regulate railroads, are some rattier novel oucs. For example, a bill compelling ma la that carry passengers ou freight train, to put cn a passenger couch. We presume the author has received some rough bumps riding in caboose. As railroui1 do not like to carry passeugeis on freight tiaiua, but do so only to arcoiuriKidate the public, tbe passage of such a Iiiw, inattail of providing freight trains with palace shut off passenger from thexe trains altogether.

The average member of a Kansas Legislature has a high appreciation of the importance of bis vote, lie iiu jginea that it will decide the destiny of the world. The other day a series of resolutions were iutroduced in tbe Senate, endoiaing Senator Ingalls' speech on the naileries question. Immediately a lot of grave Senators declared they were not prepared to endorse such sweeping remark. Ingalls had suiJ thing they not say were correct, and we should be cautious bow we endorse such wholesale assertions. The result was, that the resolutions were reduced to skim milk.

But this doubtless saved our country from a bloody war. Englaud unjust waiting fer the expression of tbe Kansas Senate to determine whether she would permit thi nation to linger ulong for a few more years, or crush it out at one blow. Tbe Jonee Alyton context, from Finney County, will probably be deeided iu the House, this week. We are told that Myton ottered do evidence, and that threat were made against persons who should attempt to take evidence in bis town. Jones feels confident, but to ai outsider it look a if the thing bad been up" In favor of Myton, and that evidence was not wanted.

All thia comes of the foolish action of tbe tbe Legislature, a few jears ago, in wiping out the line of a number of Counties, leaving two or three Counties of immense terri tory in Soutli-weteru Kansas. A the country settles up, jealousy arises between the iliflerent parts of this large Territory, sometime resulting in war. Tbe only remedy is to restore the old County lines, making a number of Counties of cuuvenient size. The appointment of V. J.

Lea aa Insurance Cotutuinsioner seems to give much dissatisfaction, even among tboie who will vote for his confirmation, and a sharp fight over the matter is expected io the Senate. The nuture of the objections to liim we have not yet fully learned but one is that be voted for Gin against St. John, for which he was reinstated aa Chief Clerk by the lemoeratic Commissioner, Mr. Morris. But that is not hi worst fault, as a good many Republicans iu Kansas voted for Click.

1 he Atchison 6'tobc make a statement which seems to throw a little more light upou the difficulty. It says that Lea never washes bis teeth. This i simply infamous, if true. The Legislature cannot amend the law too soon, providing that persou shall be eligible to the oSice of Commissioner of Insurance who does not wash his teeth at least once a jaur. The average Topekan thinks be has an inalienable rijjht to live of) the State, and to help himself to whatever be chooses tliat belongs to the State.

Anything looking remotely to a reiuotal of the Capital, causes a care and a kick. This was the case when Senator II I. Kelley. last week, offered a resolution to discontinue the tax for the completion of the State IIou.se, until it could finally be decided where tiio Capital would be permanently located. Topeka has not got hotel accoiuiu cdations for the crowd that usually gather here on public occasions, and v.

hat ther arc, pood, bad and indifferent, exorbitant prices must be paid for. Ed. Carroll, of Leavenworth, is a wild Irishman. Tbe other day, iu the llouoe. some memlasr made remarks that were displeasing to him, when he observed that "the gentleman never npeued hi mouth without showing Lis ears Laura Coakley, a young lady employed as Enrolling Clerk of the House, committed suicide, a few evening since.

It is the belief that (he bad been ruined, and the names of member of the Legisla'ure are freely used in connection with the aff iir. What profound statesmanship it requires to seduce ar unprotected jcirl What a noble mind it i that can rest for a brief season from the cares ot State, to devote itself to this grand work I How proud a constituency must be to know that it is represented by a man who can accomplish such glorious deed J. I. Carlisle, who has been confined to his house for some time with rheumatism, is on hi pegs again. I It may perhaps not be out of the way to mention that the Ground-Hog saw hi shadow, and went back into his hole.

Live Klerk rawce. I have been appoiuted agent for Doniphan Coanty of tbe Kansas Live Stock Insurance Company, legally organized and doiug business uuder tbe law of Kansas, and will proceed to canvass the County for business. Insure Horses, Mules, aud Cattle. It is the cheapest and safest iusurtnee going. Cost email.

For particulars, to N. C. BailCt. for Doniphan County, Hay S7, ISSd. Troy, Kansas.

For Real. My store-room, in Leona, Kansas. 33x60 feet. I well shelved and countered. Known as.

tbe Pokt-office bnilding. Post-offiee can be retained, if desired, by applying soon, to George Scoticld, P. or address A. Nigis, Box 85, Ijfona, Kane. March 11.

18S6. For Sale. I offer a good 10 acre farm for sale. Thi farm is one-half in timothy and clover. Good water, and good orchard.

Price low, aad on terms to suit. Tuns. Hexshall. $apr tf. Boots and Shoes.

Large stock of Boots and Shoes, just received, at Lelaiid'a. Fire Insuraacc aad nnv Leaning. I). MciNTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent, of Troy, give you your choice of a half a dozen ot the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United State in which to in- sura your property, at the cheapest rate. He will also loan money en real estate aecu rity, at the lowest rate of, interest.

Office adjoining tod -r Bank, Troy, and at Highland, Kansas. sep80. grocery business. Protracted meetings all last week; atten dance good. Sidewalks along by the Lnivesity are in a very poor condition.

Pstter fix 'em up. Kierie Bruner baa quit the livery stable. Norman Case has sold hi butldiug in Hor ton, at a good figure. Succvs. Brother Case.

Those young men who are bucking the ti ger, had belter look out. "Lyux Eye" is onto them. An alaim of fire last Satui-Juy uilit; no damage done. While on tbe street, the other dy, ve overheard a conversation something to this effect: "Ma, don't that red headed fellow, standing over there by the postotVuv, look like a Mormon "I don't know. hyt" "Because makes so many con vert among the girls." That smart young man thinks bs kuows a good deal about the "pridge" business, if be Lad been tbsre, maybe he rould have jut ths fact, and not have obliged to gttes at it.

Koriiii. SOME Mi Mies Mollis Duncan, reported laat week as almost bsyond hope of recovery, is now some better. no. Shields i improvlug slowly. Fred Minier ia out to day, for the tiret tiuie in two weeka.

Mrs. Doctor Iwia is now very low with pneumonia fever. Ths young fulka are practicing to give au 'Old Folk Concert," the 'AM int. It will be an excellent entertainment. Our item were mailed, laet week, iu time to have reached vim Tursdav.

Now for a word to our laird llinh Executioners, Chief of I'olice, or Sidewalk Commissioners: We have, in some parte of our city, the poorest sidewalks that ever dis graced a town. 4 'or city is one that we are proud of as a home; but it is getting to be positively dangerous to walk upou the sidewalks in some of the moat frequented parts of the town. Tbe hruied shin and lull that are had, caused by boards flying up, are too numerous to mention. Some of the accidents are very painful, and vie hope tlie suthorities will try ami have them fixed. We noticed a new i(eiuior last week, but aa bia items were almost all old.

having bean given by "Aniery kan," the preceding week, we will proceed to continue. A VI a i 11. nasi Mrir.Taaxhl. I'rof. (1.

Rice's 1'iaim ami rfcan Muaio System, Rapid, Practical, Correct, teaches all Chords, Vuriatious, Accompaniments, Thorough Base Littn, 'ruins. Notes. Self-taught at your own home. The only system that brings musical knowlrdc within reach of all. Sent on tint.

Swinl stamp for circulars to G. S. KICE Ml'SIC til J4J State Chicago. III. Feb.

10. The friends of the imiii ood, bo was lynched at Leavenworth nil Sunday morning for rape, have hoouht a cider press aud a suck of shoe pegs, with which to stsrt a paper to vindicate him. tllube. XV The last colored iiinu in tlie rustouis service in Georgia, Joh II. Davaui, was removed Saturday.

Loan and Abstract Ofilcc, Doniphan Counly, Kansas. Have the title to your land exam lne by JOSEPH F. HAMPSON, who has a new and complete set of Abstract title records of all lands and town lots In said County. Titles perfected, and abstracts furnished on short notice, and at reasonable rates. Also, Notary Public and Conveyancer.

Specialities made of drawing Deeds. Mortgages, Leases, etc. Loans negotiated, and taxes paid. Office in Court House, Troy, Kansas. KfdeewL IVor Malr.

acre choice land ill I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a County, Kansas, for sale or exrlutiiKif for prupiTty in Doiiiiliaii ('utility. For part i uIiiih, rn iiiire of A W. Tin iskhs, Kenrnv. -lrakii, S. II IK ii.

'ifebliw. W'Hthi'liii, Kan. Cp-'Nrw 2mmIL LK LAND'S. New Kt.yh's of DrcMi CjooJm, and cheaper than ever. Order oV IiihIirntiou.

To (lit irii.ntl)ft Prohitii i iii 1 1 within uutl fr tilt ('uittity I'nujtiliKii hi Its til RetnH Xl it Sli i rt-tn tli .1 r. fv ii fett tf i li umt Of 'llHlI'-N Mlll-r. lift r-HM'1. HIMl ilitMlf to lh I 'dint duly Hiithftitn i0J niv ot munI lunt will txt tin prolitit tht'ii-of in I'ruiiHlr iiit within jtfnl for tli (utility I in lm mi ii. fhtj Nft(f of MiRMiiiri, tlit a mI lmtlM llillrr, itri v.

iiif -I'll ft rpftHlfiil nf Kir Ijint iiiim I'mnitr prior to Hint ut tlif limn ot In mimI mini- tlittt tut HiliiHt in tlifMjiitl 4 utility IMiiriihftii In ttf-i tl tiy tin it nl Ihh will uf tin unlit liMilf lllw-t'atH4l. Ill lllst Wig llll-vl lr-l lit I'. tiiU Mifimtt ii nhhI oiiiitv. 'J hi mi id ll. Kiln mil Iowuni'IkI himI John MuirtiiHii, ll ritt-iilont ft aloti'Mitiil, move tlx Court thut Hutht ulh ittrtj viiy of MM id will Hint rtoliiitf Oi.Tit'f udioitlrl to itNiirtl anil irtiH4 in thi init, tlmt thin moMmi tMljil run till ll rd tr two miit llml (nihil rfttiou Im- in ml ot thi Miih Mliufl, an proi ided tiy lftwr.

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itt hu th-it A ttoriif fVbltmtv Ici-Ilw. I'lint'! fi-, 5 r-. Trov f'ily Ordinance. Ordinance No. 83.

A OKlMXANCi; 111 lU-hitioii to liuiMiiigr In th City of Troy, l'oiiiphiui uhhum. Jit it ortUtinrd hj thr Sitiyor ami Cuunalmen of ths Hk( Ho I Thut the propi ow urr uf property lofitiittC on fh' ii-' niU ol Ma in Mrs-it In- mwl ai hi'i rliy illiiTlitl to loiild a noli nl i Mt thf rmithmift intui of Iwinly lliifA i'-). Ill Nftitl il i if '1 hf in i mi io sum ii, on tlit caMt aitlf of Mam Stic to thr iliput of tha Iiuho, Kuitan N-hinnk )itilrad I ompaoy. SH Mild Kiili'wxlk NhtM he limit It t. four im Urn wula, out of plunk two hii ton thirk.

Sir, l. h4td mid-walk hIiaII ht huill within ninety da from tli linn thi uiilimiiiri ttkM rltiM t. If not limit, tln rity autboiitif-n will plot--, to htiild tin hhiiiii, ai M'uirt-tl hy law. hK 4 'i'liiN oiduiHiii Mhull tnkn i (iVrt mid ho in foric from mid hIN itt puhlii atioii in tfk ly ht wrist 4 turf. I'aitMs-ti and ppTnvd Ki hrimrr I 1f7 IlKMCV Jk Maor.

1 ltiMa Ktiiiu'iN. fink of th 1 1 Trov, do In ii-hy r'i1ily tf it flu- ton -oiiii; liui- and i or-rM-t t-opv of flu I'tiifiual OfdhiriJM ai piwow hy thr I'oiiui il of aaid tht Mh iU of JVit-rnary. In t-tiniori mh rmff I havt hi rfiiiito riH-rd iiiv iiHiiif mid afhit-d tin- m-m! ol util City, thia Hth day ol f-'cbrufti )wr7. KOSS ritlHS, Hf.AI,.l niy Im k. riil.lmhi-d fn The ltVi Kttna 'Htrf.

Krhruarf 10, 1H7. Mju.uk, iiihht(nr, I my, Raima "Ws'lY. WADHAMST FUK- ESTBT SBWIN6 HACHIUB. NEEDLES AND OILS. Patent Fire Mer and Tcrci.

Trh. S. Ie7. HIGBY HOUSE, North Bide Public Square, TIIOY, lAJMI3i.0. TltHK Hoaa haa lieen thoroughly sveihaulMl M- sail repaired, ami flint rlaa In ery rs.

spwt. It is lUHiveuient to the fit. Jom Ii a We. turn KailriMU IMpot, and bw ka wita ii trsina ou lbs A hi win at Nebnuik ftijrd, at Trv JuncUuu. I'liarif reauuiahle.

wet. CHAKLKH UHikY Proprietor. Br. Am V. Baara fraale ailla.

A erirotlnc rrgnlat'ir of tli womb A apwisa for lrrr-ular or psjnlul Euoollily k.i Cam oouatipHllun. neuralgia, aud blimliuK if Ike Otia of the mol puwnrfiii punu.i.xi.l tauire it it tbe blood aud atirveua la tfe world. 1 pr boa. (iowulxd lor me troubles. fcoavea.

Eieriifrii'M n'offrc. Kntatsof J. K. Ilailuian, llwil. ON the i day of January.

1T. the uiir. siifnul was appointed by tbe I.ouji of iMiulphau Cijuatr, Kauaaa, Kierutrt of I he KeLale of J. Ilaitm.u, Ut or a ouutv of Ilouiphail, lln-wil, all p.Tauu in. drifted to uul Knlate, will make iluluMiatto Birnt to the uwirralynrd and thooe having rluiai sicaiuat Ilia buw, will present tb aauis, a ruui-red by law.

Troy, Kaiiaaa, Jaonsry S. MAky A. l-KLKIMiXUN. Kx.MM.lrlv. January 7.

IM-. Pr's he, fee. Horses and Oolcs jpojei. 50 Draft Mares and Horf 60 teu'r-), 3 to 6 Years Old. Amw one wanting rood trams at reasonable prl.

rs. ehould enc any stork brlure bavin I kera good Ux on baud Iu rk I an 1 will aril ou an to twelve moutha' titue, II omfh, mm approved aoioa. '1 be stock rau h. oh vu Cedar C'rrrk arua, sort rot ml tiigbional, or an ay Sanaa iu Iowa. B.

D. WILLIAMS. Jasaary lWT-iam. rtkuaod. leaa.

a. YOTTR imriiOWT frt say of Tr. A. awio drurietat be dura baaiiM v. hi.

1 a. ta eipr char afea os the inlii tna. i '-a pi i. el DOLLOP, HOWEL SEVEBANCE, KANSAS. GEO.

H. BURKHALTER CO A Closb Call. Ed. Heeney, of Sever ance, almost become a victim to the Rock Island Road, last Thursday. He was com ing from Horton, and tbe train men agreed to slow up at a point nearest Severance, where there was no station, to allow him to get off.

Tbey did so, and he was standing on the platform of the caboose, putting on bis glove. Thinking be wa off, they again started up the train, with one of those jerks with which all are familiar who have ever ridden ou a freight train, hurling biiu from the platform to the ground with great violence. One of bis toes was broken, and it was reported that his collar bone was broken in two places. We have since learned that it is thought the collar bone is not broken, and be was sitting up, Friday morning. Doubtless our Severance itciuizer will ive full particular.

Horses, Cattle, aad Chickens. For colic aud grubs, for luu; lever, or hide bound, I give Simmons Liver Regulator (liquid) in one ounce doses; or, one teaspoonful of the powder io a mash twice a day. You can recommend it to any cue having stock as the best medicine kuown for the above complaiuts. Iu using it with my chickens, for cholera aud g.ipei. I mix it with the dough and feed it to them once a day.

By this treatment I have last none where tbe Regulator was given promptly and regularly. E. T. TAYLOR, Agt. for Grangers of Ga.

XV Perrin Blair tells us that the exposure of John N. Reynold by the Chief, and its warnings against him, last spring and summer, kept the Doniphan. County colony ia Russell County from being taken in pretty deeply by his swindling stock insurance. By following the advice, of the Chief, they escaped, while many of their neighbor, disregarding their cautions, were badly gouj-cd. XV This is a fact In one ol the schools in Haverhill.

it is customary for the teacher to ask the scholars the name of the principal articles manufacture in certain cities. A few day ago the eity of Lowell was under discussion, and ths scholars had named almost everything but cotton goods. Desiring to bring out this point, the teacher asked wbst it was made in large brick buildings and was used in every household in the land. Immediotely a bright scholar raised his hand, and shouted "Hood's Ssrsaparilla XV Eli Evans, the hardware merchant of Highland, was in town a few days this week, visiting his brother-in-law, Wm. Young.

Mr. Evan is an old resident of the County, and lived for some year at Iowa Point. Bncklea's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Fever Sore, Tetter, Chapped bunds, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruption, and positively cure Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund ed.

Price 25 cents per box. For sale by D. C. Sinclair Sl Bro. XV While the Boodle editor of the Chief is away, the Doodle editor, and Noodle editor, and Poodle editor, aud Flapdoodle editor, and Whan gdoodle editor of tbe Times will not permit tbe public to forget him.

A. CARD. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, I will send a recipe that will cure yon, FREE OF CHARGE. Thia great remedy was discovered by a missionary in Soutb America. Scud a eeli'-addressed envelope to the Kkv.

Joseph T. Inmas, Station York City. 9septly. O. S.

Ball, for many years a citizen of Iowa Point, where he leld tbe offices of Justice of the Peace and Postmaster, died at Edmond, Norton County, on Monday, January 31st, of lung disease. XV Life will acquire new zest, and cheer fuiness return, if you will impel your liver and kiuneys to the performance of their functions. Dr. J. H.

McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm will stimulate them to healthful action. $1,00 per bottle. For sale by D. C. Sinclair Sl Troy, aad C.

W. Shreve, White Cloud. XV J- J- Lakiu, the "lone fisherman" of Palermo, was up, Tuesday. He says ths udden thaw, Sunday, came near destroying one of bis fish-ponds but by hard work he saved it. Whan Baby was sick, wa gave her Caatorla, TCiea she was a Child, she eried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clang to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, XV The supper in connection with tbe D.

C. R. Club's ball, next Wednesday evening, the lGtu insK, will be at tba Higby House, which is a guarantee that it will be a good one. XV The "life of tbe flesh is the blood thereof." Pure blood means healthy functional activity, and this bears with it tbe certainty of quick restoration from sickness or accidents. Dr.

J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier gives pure rich blood, and vitalizes and strengthen the whole body. $1.00 per bottle. Sold by V.

C. Sinclair ot Troy, and C. W. Shreve, White Cloud. XV Monday night of last week, we met W.

H. McAdams at tbe Union Depot, in Atchison. He was moving, with his family, to Louisville, Pottawatomie County, to make their home there. XV Ton should avoid all medicines which cause yon horrid griping pains; they destroy tbe eoating of tbe stomach, and make you an invalid for life. The mild power is best.

Dr. J. R. McLean' Liver and Kidney Fillets will cure chill aad fever, biliousness, 25 cts. a vial." For sale by D.

C. Sinclair At Troy, and C. TV. Shreve, White Cloud. XV Tbe Weather Bureau promised fair weather for Kansas, last Saturday and Sunday.

A reward will be paid for any one who saw the sun, either day. XV English Spavin Liniment remove all hard, soft, or calloused lumps and blemishes from bones. Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Siiafics, Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, e.c Save $50 by use of one bottle. Every bottle warranted by Sinclair Sl Troy, and. Carter it Miller, Wa tbena.

XV Mrs. Ole Olaen has bought the Michael is brick business house, on Main Street, for a shop and residence. GoTeroor Korpkrr save bs ha has bad toucb. bat leading Ohio Republicans insist that he shall run agaia. l.OO l.OO l.OO l.OO l.OO l.OO l.OO l.OO l.OO l.OO .15 .20 .30 .30 .40 .40 Severance Item.

Postmaster, Kd. Heeney, while coming from Everest, on board the K. St N. train, Wednesday, the 2d, wa accidentally thrown from the moving train, at a point due south of here, and received a broken collar bone and other serious injuries. Mr.

at this writing, is getting along a well a could be expected, and with proper treatment, will be able to assume his official duties in about sixty days. He has the sympathy of the entire community, who wish him a speedy recovery. Wednesday, the 21 a tenement dwelling house belonging to D. Reese, in the northern part of the city, was consumed by lire. The.

house at the time wag occupied by Steve Ileckley, who mnnaged to save the greater portion of his household effects. Ths bnilding was a good one, valued at about 800. No insurance. The fire wks caused by too much coal oil. Jaiues C'onmiliue, junior member of the firm of Dillon, Huwel Sl bus been to bis home for the week with a severe attack of fever but at this writing is improving slowly.

G. L. Mowry, who has been confined to bis bed for the last three weeks, is improving. Sheriff Devereux. of Troy, was in town, Monday, on official business.

Tom Williamson, of St. Joe, was out, Sunday, visiting his friends. G. L. Mowry ha purchased the property of Oliver Terri.t, on Buttonwood Street.

Mrs. T. H. Franklin and daughter Nellie, were visiting iu St. Joe, last week.

Mrs. C. K. Miller was Tieiting in St. Joe, last week.

The firm of Hansen Sc Showers, blacksmith and wagon maker, ha been dissolved, Mr. Hansen continuing the business at the old stand. Remember, the date of our Calico Ball is Monday, February 21st. It is currently reported that two of our young ladies will leave, early tbe ooming spring, for Graham County, where they will file on homesteads. They certainly possess more vim and courage than the average feminine.

Purd, why don't you compromise by entering land in the same locality II. Charters was out on the G. I. Road, the fore part of the week, in the interest of his firm. Hon.

S. L. Ryan went np to Hiawatha on business, Tuesday. us. Ebuer, our cobbler, wa in St.

Joe, Sunday. Prof. Sarber. principal of onr public school, treats bis class to select reading, every Thursday night, in the school house. Squire Wm.

Gillen and Wm. Burke, Trustee of Union Township, were in town Tuesday. We are looking fur a case of spontaneous combustion in town, unless the air chambers are cut off. There are about a dozen sale bills posted np in town, which does not speak well for this vicinity. Our advice is, look before you leap.

Without any exception, we have the best land ia the State. Miss Katie Corcoran, of Haaover, is here, visiting bar parents. Wednesday night, several couples of oar young peoplesurprised Mr. and Mrs. C.

II. McCoy, at their residence, five mile oath-west from here. The evening was spent in a social way, card playing, games and refreshments were tbe order of tbe evening. Everybody bad a jolly time, and were handsomely entertained by tb. agreeable bust and bis charming wife, Sadie.

Elmer Schock, of Lsona, was down Monday, calling his many friends. What ia tho matter with oar two pedestrians, who need to travel oat south of town every Sunday It looks like Glen tboaght it was too much sugar for a Penn-y. How is itt That man MeSorlry, who used profane language on onr streets, Saturday, should have been arrested and mad. to pay a fine, or else adorn the rock-pile for 30 days, at least. Tolerance becomes a great bugbear to many communities.

Mrs- 8. P. Berkley left. Taesday, for Fairfield, where aheNjoJna ber husband, and will reside in the future. Parties have been helping tbenj selves to other people' eoal, of late.

We say, look oat for ex plosions. The social bop in tbe Hall Taesday night, was a pleasant affair, and well attended. Gkat Eaglb. (Successors to C. F.

VAN BUSKIRK, ABE NOW 0 IS HAND With a New and Handsome Stock of Goods. EVERYTHING COMPLETE, AND AT POPULiiH PRICES. We intend to studyto please the trade, and most respectfully ask a share of your patronage. A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF KINDS At from Five Cents up. Don't fail to at least come in and look around.

XV Wc understand there is much jealousy among County officials over the announcement by the Chief Justice thut two of the Doniphan County officials are not citizens ot Kansas, according to Missouri law. A only two were included, and three claim the honor, it cause a three-cornered wrangle. County Commissioner Turkelsou, County Clerk Schletzbaum, a Sheriff Devereux all want it. Chronic Coughs and Colds, And all discuses of tbe throat and Lungs, can be cured by tbe use of Scott's Emulsion, as it contains tbe healing virtues of Cod-Liver Oil aud Hypophosphites in their fullest form. Is a beautiful, creamy Emulsion, palatable a milk, easily digested, aud can be taken by tbe most delicate, l'lease read: "I consider Scott's Emulsion tbe remedy par excellence in Tuberculous aud Strumous Affections, to say nothing of ordinary colds and throat trouble.

W. II. S. Connell, M. Manchester, O.

"I am using your Emulsion Cod Liver Oil with II vphophosphitos for an affection of my throat, and the improvement are beyond my expection." D.Tatlok, M. Coosa-watte, Ga. XV Perrin Blair, who was raised in this vieiuity, but moved to Blue linssell Couuty, ten years ago, dropped iu to ee the old stamping-ground, last Saturday. It was bis first visit sines he went west. He is beginning to show gray hair, but look pretty much a of old.

Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, Can by Cared by Administering Dr. Haine's Golden Specific. It can be given in a cup of coffee or tea withont Ike knowledge of the person taking it, effecting a speedy and permaneut cure, whether the person is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken tbe Golden Specific in their coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe that tbey quit drinking of their own free will. No harmful effects results from its administration.

Cures guaranteed. Send for circular and full particulars. Address in confidence Golden Specific Co. 185 Race Street, CinciunXti, Ohio. XV Track-laying on tbe Rock Island was again delayed, on account of a strike of the track-layers against the grub furnished at their boarding tent The idea that a trough of swill that the bogs have nosed through is good enough food for railroad bands, seems to be growing unpopular.

EP Safe, permanent aud complete are the cures of bilious and intermittent diseases, made hv Trii kly Ash BittTS. Dyspepsia, general debility, habitual constipation, liver and kidney complaints are speedily erad Seated from tbe system. It disinfects, cleanses and eliminates all Health an 1 vigor nre obtained more rapidly and permanently by the use of this great natural antidote than by any other rente dy heretofore kuowu. As a biood purifier and tonic it brings health, renewed energy uu vitality to a worn and diseased body. XV Ira J.

Lacoek, of Hiawatha, an old subscriber of tbe Chief, and a firm believer in the Ground Hog. gave an oyster supper to tbe newspaper men of that city, on the evening of Ground Hog's Day, in honor of the great anniversary. XV Sk Hbaiiachb, a sensation of oppression and dullness in the head, aa very commonly produced by indigestion; morbid despondency, irritability, and over-sentitiveues of the nerves, may, in a major-' ity of cases, be traced to tbe same cause. Dr. J.

II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm and Fillets, will positively cure. For sale by D. C. Sinclair Sl Troy, and W.

Shreve, Whits Cloud. XV Morehead aud family started today (Thursday) for Beelervills, Ness County, where they will make their future home. Joe has a homestead near Beel erville, and a meat market in town, and thinks he ha a good thing. We hope for we alway like to see Doniphan County boy succeed. Sever dive p.

If you are uffering with low and depres sed spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, disordered blood, weak constitution, headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means procure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be surprised to see the rapid improvement thut will follow yea will bo inspired with new life strength and activity will return pain and misery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle, by D. C. Sinclair Sl Bro.

XV Tbe Troy Gun CI ub will have a shooting match, in Burkbalter's pasture, adjoining town, next Friday, for geese, ducks, and chickens. We have some good marksmen about here, and some good shooting may be looked for. Everybody invited to come and participate. Iraru le tie Escape. W.

W. Keed, druggist, of Winchester writes ''One of my customers, Mrs. Louisa Pike, Bartonia. Randolph Couuty, was long sufferer with consumption, and was given up to die by her physicians. She heard of Dr.

King's New Discovery for Consumption, and began buying it of me. In six months time she walked to this city, a distance of six miles, and is now so much improved she has quit nsing it. She feels she owes her life to it. Free trial bottles at D. C.

Siuclair Sl Bro. Drug Store. XV Quite a number of farmers are selling off their surplus stock, at public sale, just now. Prices are generally good, and considerable money is put into circulation. I ten and Scratches of every kind cured in 30 niinrte by Woolford'a Sanitary Lotion.

Use no other. This never fails. Sold bj D. C. Sinclair at druggists, Troy, and Carter Sl Miller, druggists, Wathsna, Kansas.

Geo. H. Burkhalter Co. Fanning? Items. Last Thursday was the most disagresabl.

day of the winter. Win. Judd and wife lost their youngt child, lust Wednesday. Thsy have the sympathy of their neighbors, in their bereavement. Mr.

Wuleey, our R. R. Agent, ha gone to Colorado, to take charge of an office for the P. K. K.

Co. Mr. Clark our late li. R. Agent went skating on wolf Kiver, the other day.

Miss Ida Gurwell, living near Highland Station, was visiting friends in town. E. Back is teaching a good school this Thomas Hayes says, if he can fhxl some one to give his farm to, he will go to Colorado. Last Thursday scorch ed the wheat badly, Fanning has one of the best watering places alujr the H. fc M.

K. R. line. All trains have been stopping and taking water, lately. The win.1 power not being euliicient to keep a of water in the tank, tlioy have pl.t in motion the man-power pumps.

Mr. 1 honias Da vi, living in town, is 91 Tears old, and is healtliy, and as happy as yon pleuo. He us among the first settlers iu Doniphan County. Mr. 4)niel Koruian wa buried at the Fanning cemetery, last Sunday.

He was among tbe best and oldest citizens of Doniphan County- Mr. Xorman aud relative have the sympathy of the people here. A. D. Whitstine, who delivered a lecture on the "non-immortality of the soul," will give another, next Sunday evening.

All are invited to attend. Okservkk. XV Tbe combination, proportion, and preparing Hood's Sursaparilla are peculiar to this medicine, and unknown to other. PiclclL'p About Doniphan. Great rxoitement about Doniphan.

Coal is found, a we spoke last week about Mr. Havener ot our town prospecting for eoal. He has succeeded after digging about twenty feet in finding a nine and a half inch vein of solid eoal. Tbe eittizens have tried it, and found it to be good. A stock company is being formed and tbe work will commencs to sink a shaft.

There is no doubt but a deeper vein will be iound, under the strata of sospstone below this vein. Goons at Low Prices. I am my surplus stock of winter good, such as mans and boy's cap, glove, underwear, lajie' hood and shawls, at cost, for cash. feb3w4. Chas.

R. Kcchs, Doniphan. The back bone of the winter ia now broken; so we hope. The ground hog died of hog cholera last summer. We have for a long time been waiting for the bowel of the earth, or something to turn up, to raise our town out of its iether-gy.

It has turned. Every arrangement is being made, and stock is being now taken. Hurrah for old Doniphan! Wood has declined in price, aad coal stoves are in demand. Ept.crircs. A E.a1va EiperleBet Was that of one of our acquaintance who saffered from scrofula, a yellow complexion, and distress of the stomach, far years befure using Dr.

Harter's Iron Tonic, which finally cured her. Hlghlaad Stntion I tons a It ha been very cold here, the past few days. We are sorry to say that one of our neighbors. Dr. A.

Herring, is going to sell out and leave us, in short time. We are glad to learn that Mr. R. Whitlow's little girl is recovering from a bad spell of sickness. We are pleased to Lear of Mr.

Dndley Dawson, onr obliging agent ia going to bring his better half here, in a few days. Miss Lucy Herring, the znusio teacher of this plsee, has another organ here for we learn. Jake Blevins is going to move oat of oar range, in few days; we are sorry to see him go. There are several of the young folk going west, in the spring. Josbphimb.

Keiicr. This is to notify those who may waut my services as auctioneer, to consult me before advertising tlieir s.ilen, for it has happened this inter that I have been requested to cry two sales ou the same dav, in consequence of which I have lost some very good work. It is my business to do all the work I ran for the people, iu the next two months, and I wish my patrons would drop me a card, before advertising their sale, so I can arrange the time to suit both parties, for it is not advisable to lurn iu ir tii tu one ale in a neighborhood on the same day. My time is employed as follows: My regular stock auction sale, in Severance, Saturday February lith Monday, February Hth, at Charles Loyd's. near Bretiuer: Tuesday, the I5tb, at V.

Ladwig's Thurrday. the 17th, at Mr. May's, south-went of Severance on Saturday, the 19th. for George Troy Tuesday, the 22d. for llnry StfwrHVr Wednesday 3il.

for Mr. Skinner Thursday, the 24th, for Ponley Sc Clom, in the west pait of the Connty Saturday. 2th, for B. F. Smith, south-west of Severance.

Those wishing my services as auctioneer, will please address J. W. Prv, Auctioneer, Box 'Ji. Severance, Kansas. Pablie Hale af I will sell, at my residence, on what is known as the Wynkoop farm, two miles and a kalf south-west of Brenner Station, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1887, The following described property Ten head of horses and mules, among which are three work teams, (including one mule,) one span of mule coming two years old, one span of yearling colts, two two-year-old steers, one two-year-old heifer, and one yearling heifer.

I will also sell one good two-horse wagon, one cultivator, one corn-drill, and some hay in the stuck. Term of Sale All sums of t-5 and nnder. cash. On sum over a credit of nine months will be given, on approved note, without interest, if paid when due but if not so paid, 10 per cent, interest will be charged from date of note. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a.

ni. CHAS. L. LOYD. J.

W. Pry, Auctioneer. Feb. 3 w2. Stook Snle.

At my regular stock sale, at Severance, Kansas, Saturday, February 12th, 1387, I will sell five or six team for Nim. Duncan. Four of them are young mule, suitable for thi season work. I will also sell other atock and property, belonging to other parties. Terms of sale will be left to the parties having tbe stock sold.

Any one wishing to buy or sell stock are invited to attend this sale. My next regular sale at thi place, after the one above, will be on the second Saturday of March. J. W. Pur, Auctioneer.

HOBBEM sXD rK MLE. Eighty Hcai ttelrrt Fraat. I will have some eighty bead of fine yonng mares and mules in Monday, February Hth. Now is the time to get your teams, before this stock is shipped out of the country. One to ten months time will be given, on approved notes.

B. D. William, Highland, Kan. XV The Severance Mill have, since October 1st, been running on the Boiler System, having taken oat their burrs, and put in roils. All needing a choice floor, will find theirs the eqnal of any Atchison or St.

Joe brands in tbe market. Their brands are White Frost, (patent). Snow Flake, and Magnolia. Fbaxkuk Sl Fbick. Sloet.

XV Delaware, it is said, ia the only State in tb. I'aion which has not a aingle Republican official. MARRIED. January 27th, at the bom. of the bride's parents, by Ber.

D. Kloss. Mr. Alfsed M. Hiohfield aad Miss Ida A.

Tin well, both of Highland. DIED. February 3, 1887. in Leona, Floyd Lsb, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin Anderson, aged 10 months and 14 days. Paalic Hale .1 Miack. I will sell at public auction, at my residence, five aud a half a northeast of Severance, aud about four miles south-east of Highland, Doniphan County, Ksnsas, on TUESDAY, FEI5UUARY Zl, 1887, The following described atock Six hssd of horses and mules, among which are two good woik teams, one of same being a fine mare, seven years old, and a fine boras, six years old one tsam of large mules, eight years old, good workers, and well broken one span of three-year-old imilc ten head of cows and heifers, which mill bring calve iu tbe epriug, and some stock bog, of l'o-laud China breed. Term of Sale Eight month time will be given on approved note, without interest, if paid when due but if not so paid, 10 per cent, interest will be charged from date of note. Farm for sale I also offir my farm for sale, at a fair price and on reasonable term.

The farm contain ICO acres, with fair improvements about one-balf seeded to tame grass, all of which is in good condition is well watered and fenced, aud ia divided into field suitable for both tK-k and farming purposes. About thirty acres of growing wheat on tbn place. Any person wishing to buy would do well to give m. a call, on tbe farm, between now and the day of tbe sale of stock. Stock sale begin at 10 o'clock, a.

m. HENUY BTOEFFLER. J. W. Pry, Auctioneer.

Paalic Hale. I will sell at public, sate, at my place, two and one-balf miles east of Troy, Kansas, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 18W, All of my personal property, consisting of 9 bead of horses, among them 3 fine brood mares (with foal) 6 cows. 1 ball, 1 three-year-old steer. 6 two-year-old steers, 3 yearlings wagena, plowa, harness, 1 mower and 1 grain drill, as good as new, and all kinds of farming implements household and kitchen furniture, and many smaller articles not necessary to mention. Sale to efommence at 9 o'clock, a.

m. TERMS Sams of $5 sod under, easb down; on all snms of ti and over, a credit of nine months will be given, on approved note, without interest if paid at maturity. On all a ma over t- paid at time of sale, a discount of per cent, will be cade. PHILLIP KLIPPEL. 8.

A. Conaway, Auctioneer. Jan. 13. 1887 w.

TWENTY POUNDS Of California Snerir, for $1.00, at Townsend lireekenridge's. one good McC'ormick self binder, wbest drill, corn planter, cultivator, plow, and other thing too numerous to mention. Term of Sale All sums of and under, cash. On sums over IS, a credit of nine month will be given, on approved note, without interest, if paid at maturity but if not so paid, 10 per cent, interest will be charged from date of note. Sale to commence at 10, a.

ui. OEOROE W. TROY. J. W.

Pry, Auctioneer. IV TOTJ ABB OOIWO TO FLORII) OB TO NEW ORLEANS, Or to any point South, and wish to bave a pleasant trip, yon will need to be Informed as to the best, aaickest and ebespest route. The Memphis Short Rout. So to, with its through buffet sleeping ears Kansas City to New Orleans, Its free reclining ebsir ears Kansas City to Memphis (and being over one hundred miles tb. shortest line to tbe South), Is practically the only line from Kansas City, tb.

West and Northwest, to all Southern cities. No other line runs tbrongb ear between Kansaa City aad New Orleans. N. other ront. ean offer hat change of ears from Kansas City to Jacksonville and other Florida points.

There Is no other goad roats between tb. Weat and tb. South. Ask your ticket agent for tiek-sts via tb. Memphis Short Rente.

Writ, for large snap, wifh tim. tables, showing through connections. Mailed free. J. E.

Lock wood, Gen. Pas. ac Ticket Kansas City, Mo. Heal Estate, Fire, aud Life Insurance, and Loan Agent. Loans negotiated on real estate.

Long time low rates. Da. F. C. Lkk, Agent, Feb.I0 67.

Bos 168, Troy, Kan. OTWOT, aaM MUM, OI Wf iUBjg iui.