The Kansas Chief from Troy, Kansas • Page 3

TROY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. A Believer 1m lagaU. Editor Teoy Chief As a Republican, Pears8 County Convention. The County Congestion, Tuesday, was fully represented from all the precincts, aad was very enthusiastic. The following re the lists of delegates and alternates to the several Conventions Delaney to InttTXIncennr CtlATOV POR i I I TRAITS mm! at the same time extend our btisim-si rt1ma1rf ntweiismnwM.mhnvft tiocidod to tiinkft this Niwein 1 I I aV.

lb K. LIBRARY. The Library will be open every ftuinday afternoon, from 1 to o'clock, except during Com. The following rule of the Library mil strictly On'iyoDe book may be taken out at one time, and must be returned within two weeks. A Om often cents for each week oTr the above Urns will be sUwwdi The time extinded to four weeks to persons livia- a distance ia the country.

CHRISTIAN CIirRCK. Sunday School at 100, a. m. Preach if. at 11:00, a.

and 7:, p. m. Y. P. 8.

C. B. at 6:80 p. m. Prayer meetim.

PnESBYTERUl fHCRCH. Scrricei at 11, a. and 7, ia. RaMmth School Mid-week nseetiag. Wednesday evening.

Rev. so. M. Adair, ruler. Offer: Send ns a orTIacuurotvoaof Timrsu and WAwi'l Ttui a rmviin Cabinet lf I 1 exhibit it to yoor friends as a sampie of our word, ntirt va nr ntiuenro in etrHn nn fntnrA order.

phtr name and addivsn nti naote of metnre nnd it viM re To ttlmed in perfo order. We mate any chnnffo in pirturo Tmi -with tha renesn. rhleujm. Ad.liwtxll mat to PSE 1ST EC A IT IOS mnH ItO FaHDandalBli CHICAGO. ifiKme a vhcto aitd act nwoivinc eravon pietom FREE apfMe-r.

ThU ett'Tfa ELKHART carriage hm harness wfg. co. No. I. Farm Harness, I'lrturp.

Anibrtyp or try nwmhiT fanny, livins or dead lortr-il Frpeof (harsp. rrovt1M y-m ILL. F.H-Wl viU foHVit $130 to Havana no. a J. tioaa wagon ira unwr.

i Meatus damaga in alupptng. PRICES IS. and SM. 70 ft oad Wm jHna. aame aa soil ur aa sold at $5.

Phtteton u.eunie tsna-jry, ia rr -nee. f-1 $50. Kim rrnr rn ana In. rare nit hll Ellinpea and Hurnoaa ttlia way. ttupmh botora any nne aid.

frnalu both eovil aausf actory. War-TOt fnr two jaaiajjvhj PT an Agent I toW 54.1 1 It! traa. Wa take all the ruk a nad wvw miir wvnuB WHOLESALE iBprln iitH, S43, nnusntMiiI aame aa aetl for with andra U. Top Hucsiea at ftOU. iuiu of fine at II.

"4, fltiaaamlk. lioadt artSl(l; 12 1 Phaeton body, eoahion and larjbakSli OUR HARNESS are all No. 1 Oak-tannett Leathrr. Hinsie ajutozti toS.t.l. 64 pace Uioatratad Ci Address auuojrae tree, am W.B.PRATT, Sec'y.

ELKHART.IND. FOR EASIEST PAYHHEflTS. The MASON HAMLIN CO. now oflVr to rent any one of their famous Organs or Pianos for three months giving the person hiring; full opportunity to test it thoroughly in his own home, ami return if he does not longer want it. If he continues to hire it until the aggregate of rent paid amounts to the price of the instrument, it becomes Iiis property without further payment.

Illustrated Catalogues, with net prices, free. MASON HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO Anything; and Everything. March played a mean trick on poor, un-suspesting April. She borrowed one of April's sunniest days, and oa the 1st, returned an exceedingly blustering one. Mrs.

Schleininger's house, which was Hearing completion, was blowa down; several of the buisness houses were unroofed, and Dr. Myers' office almost decided to take a tumble. Tho school house being eonsider-ed unsafe, school was dismissed for the day. Mrs. A.

W. Brewster and daughter Madge, of White Cloud, visited in Troy, last week. Mrs. Cy. Leland and Mrs.

Col. Leland spent Thursday in Morrill. The S. of V'b gave a taffy pulling, Saturday night. The string band discoursed sweet music for tha edification of the merry throng who did not have something sweeter on hands.

Elder Stall went to Lincola, Kansas, last week, where he will hold a protracted meeting. Mrs. Dr. Lindsay, of Horton, visited relatives in the. vicinity of Troy, last week.

Will Hayton came down from Morrill, last Sunday. We could not think what made Edwin Leland look so smiling, tho other day; but we found oat that it was because Iae came in April, this year. The Baptists have received their aew bell, and will soon have it hung in the belfry. Sheriff Steele spent Thursday ia Leona. At the highly moral and instractive street fight, last Thursday afternoon, it was observed, in the motley crowd, that Rob.

Castle was an interested spectator. It is generally believed that he was taking notes preparatory to a course of training, after which he will challange the famous John L. Attorneys Alcid Bowers and J. J. Baker went to Severance oa business, one day last week.

Deputy County Clerk, HissSchletzbauni, is taking a week's vacation, and will spend the time at Morrill, for which place she left, Tuesday. She was accompanied by her younger sister. The average feminine hear-? beats in sympathy with the bill for unlimited silver coinage. Why? Because Easter bonnets will soon be ripe. Shirley sauce has been scarce at the Higby House, for tho past three weeks.

But for several days the supply has been equal to the demand, and is of a sweeter flavor. Miss Lizzie Noyes spent last week in Highland, the guest of Miss Jessie Mcintosh. Dr. Stranahan, who settled in Troy last week, inquired Friday how Ion that wind was likely to la3t? One of our physicians, who shall be nameless, replied, "Oh, three days, at least." The new Dr. thinks seriously of locating elsewhere.

Miss Leona Sullivan spent last Monday in Troy, returning to Wathena Tuesday. Miss Carrie Dixon came up from St. Joseph, last week, and spent several days In Troy. A number of our citizens attended the obsequies of Milton E. Bryant, at Wathena, Tuesday of last week.

Several of the sidewalks around the public square have been replaced by new ones, which makes quite an improvement in that part of town. Now, if only the City Council would order all the walks in town to be repaired, it would greatly enhance the charm3 of our thriving city. We notice by the Educational Column in the Chief, that original conundrums are all the fashion. So here What is the favorite flower of the schoolma'am of Troy? Why, Sweet William, of course. Cleed.

AND Severance, Kas. Ladies, We would respectfully call your attention to our fine lines of Dress Goods, consisting of BEDFORD CORDS, FASHION CHEVIOTS, HENRIETTA FANCIES, all wool serges, tenni's'flannels, 'SSSou. GINGHAMS. We have all the Trimmings in the market to go with them. These goods, to be appreciated, must be seen.

Ladies' See our excellent line of Ladies' Shoes, bought direct from the manufacturers at Buffalo, N. Y. We have always carried a splendid assortment of Notions; but our Notion Department this year surpasses them all. Now we would like to call the attention of Gen tlemen to our Clothing, While we blave always car ried a nica line, this season discounts Ml previous lines It is absolutely a perfect 1 1 1 1 marvei 01 siyie ana worK' manship, and at prices you cannot duplicate. Hats and Furnishing Goods.

Hats and Furnishing Goods are our special forte. There are none in it but us, Gloves and Shoes. On Gloves and Shoes we paralyze competition with our low prices. Groceries and Queensware. Groceries and Queens-ware are always cheap.

Come and See Us. Come and see us. We will save you money. Special Sale We will have a special sale soon. Watch your corner posts for bills with dates and prices Shoes.

Notions. Clothing. Kepart for the Month Ending April 1st, HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. Average class-book standing of 80 per sent. or more: Mabel Ellis, 91 Grace Swiggett, 93 Annie Reville, So W.

A. Hargis, 08 Fred Close, 88 Ira Noyes, 85 Walter Myers, 90. NEITHEE ABSENT NOB TAROT. W. A.

Hargis. BOLL OF HOKOJU Annie Reville, Eila Trant, Grace Swiggett, Mabel Ellis. Respectfully submitted. B. F.

Miller, Principal. GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT. Names of pupils making an average of 80 per cent, and over in recitation Herbert Hargis, Mildred Leland, Maggie Marbel, Fred Byers, Wood Sturgis Arthur Gibson, Mernie Castle, William Mack, Len Noyes, Nellie Monroe, Stella Wykert, Edna Parker, Nade Horr, Blanche Saxton, Henry Montgomery, Ollie Berry, Eva Castle. Names of pupils aeither absent nor tardy Frod Byers, Edna Parker, Ollie Berry, Blanche Saxton, Will Mack, Mildred Leland, Fred Jones, Henry Montgomery. Laura B.

Hablet, Teacher. INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT. List of pupils neither tardy nor absent, for the month ending April 1, 1892 Edith Byers, Ida Lang, Pearl McClellan, May Ritchey, Evelyn Sturgis, Sal lie Van-Bus kirk, Nora Yates, Cyrus Kotsch, Frank Marbel, Eddie Noyes. ROLL OF HONOR. Evelyn Sturgis, Pearl McClellan, Sallie Van Buekirk, Nora Yates, Cyrus Kotsch.

Tina Tobijt, Teacher. SECONTJ PRIMARY. Pupils neither tardy nor absent during the month ending April 1, 1S92 Charley Allen, Harry Baker, Johnny Brown, Ira Byers, Charley Butcher, George Edwards, Frank Jadd, Peter Man-yon, Arthur Ritchey, Jennie Appleby, Fannie Leland, Lulu Maples, Nellie Shoe-make, Maggie Schwartz, Phebe Steele, Susie Keckler, Marian Hale. HONOR ROLL. Charley Allen, Harry Baker, Ida Byers, Charley Butcher, George Edwards, Poter Manyon, Frank Judd, Fannie Leland, Jennie Appleby, Nellie Shoemake, Maggie Schwartz, Marian Hale.

Mamie McKeknan, Teacher. first primary. Pupils neither absent nor tardy, for the month ending April 1st, 1892 Roy Allen, Frank Byers, Glen Byers, Willie Brown, Allie Buckner, Harry Close, Monty Bailey, King Lee, Ney Lee, Evart Mack, Isaiah Snyder, Bennie Steele, Charlie Warner, Willie Judd, Bessie Lyon, Trannie Mack, Lulu McClellan, Dora Marbel, Maggie Wilkinson, Lennie Surcey, Nina Zimmerman. HONOR ROLL. Roy Allen, Glen Byers, King Lee, Ney Lee, Evart Mack, Willie Brown, Nina Zimmerman, Lennie Sureey, Dora Marbel, Lulu McClellan, Bessie Lyon, Trannie Mack, Maggie Wilkinson.

Edna Whitney, Teacher. Willie Judd's name was omitted last month. Make a Note of It! Read it over and over again, spell it out and sing it, until it is indelibly fixed in your mind, that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is an infallible cure for chronic catarrh of the head, with all its distressing complications. Impaired taste and smell, offensive breath, ringing noises in the head, defective hearing, nose and throat ailments, are not only relieved, bat positively and permanently cured! This is no fancy of the imagination, but a hard, solid fact, proven over and over again, and vouched for, under a forfeiture of $300, by its manufacturers, the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.

Y. "A word to the wise is sufficient." Iowa Point. School has again re-opened. Enrollment good. Miss Cora Griflis and Miss Hazel Vezee are visiting in Falls City.

Miss Cora will spend the summer with her aunt, at that place. Messrs. Pierce and Dutton shipped three car loads of cattle, last week. Among the sick we notice Jasper Adams, Albert Painter, Myrtle Powell, and Mr. Tom Freeman all, however, are better, at this writing.

Mamie Malone, of Stella, spent a part of last week with her mamma. What we would like to see 1st, The elements to cease their raging, the sun to shine, and April to dry her weeping eyes 2nd, A Teachers' Assooiation at the Point 3rd, Many of our young girls at Troy, this summer, attending Institute, preparatory to teaching, the coming fall. Mr. Thorn and wife are moving into the Kennedy property, which place has been greatly repaired. Our farmers have begun to turn over the rich, dark soil, and nature assumes a cordial aspect.

Some of our young people will go to Leona, Saturday. The Circle is doing quite well in History. Wa have received our books, and are weU pleased with them. Misses Alice Hasness and Ora Martin were shopping in White Cloud, one day last week. The World Is Better for It.

The world is better because of such a remedy as Ballard's Snow Liniment, because this article relieves it of much pain and misery, and we are thus enabled to enjoy its brighter side. It positively cares all forms of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Sick Headache, Lame Back, all Sores and Wounds, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints, Contracted Muscles, Eruptions, Cords, Weak Back, and all pain and all inflammation on man or beast. It's the best because it's the most penetrating. Beware of all white Liniments which may be palmed off on you for Ballard's Snow Liniment. There is none like it.

Sold by D. C. Sinclair, Troy; Campbell A McCormick, Severance. 8 A car load of Nails from the factory at Salem, Ohio. Xo one is in it with ns for nails.

Ed. Heeney, Severance. For Sale. One hundred and sixty acres of land, all in cultivation, besides 12 acres of timber. New house, with eight rooms and cellar 4 acres of orchard plenty of running water.

Six miles north-east of Troy. 24mch3mo. Andreas Zimmerek. Vendue. I will offer at Public Sale, at the farm of Wm.

Chappie, two and one-half miles northwest of Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas, on SATURDAY, APRIL 9th, 1892. The following stock: 1 pair 4-year-old Mules, fifteen hands and three inches high; 1 pair 3-year-old Mules; 1 pair 3-year-old Horses; thirty-five head yearling Steers; 5 head yearling Heifers; 2 Cows; 1 thoroughbred Durham Bull (Pure Bases), coming two years eld; 1 Grade yearling Bull. Sale to Commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. TERMS OF SALE.

A credit of one year, secured by bankable note, with 8 per cent, interest from date. JOHN CH APPLE. J. W. Pry, Auctioneer.

Evergreens. We have 5,000 evergreen trees for sale, from 12 to 72 inches in height. Price, 10 to 30 cents each. The varieties consist of Red Cedar, Arbor Vitae, White Pine, Scotch Pine, Austrian Pine, Norway Spruce, White Spruce, Irish Juniper, Balsam Fis, -etc Our evergreen nursery is located one mile west of Wathena, on the eld Pottawatomie Road. Mail order solicited.

Hatch A Thrmanson, llfeb3m. Wathena, Kan. MARRIED. At the Christian parsonage, Toesday evening, March 29th, 1892, Mr. David Graves and Miss Arria Etheeton, both of this vicinity, N.

A. Stall officiating. On March 30th, 1S92, in Doniphan County, Kansas, by Rev. D. G.

Saunders, Mr. Edward Oswald and Miaa Minnis Ruse, all of Doniphan County, rnnir and one who loves fair play, I beg that you will give my views on what seems to be of great concern to a few political ax-grinders ia the Republican party of Kansas. These people are self-appointed apostles, sitting in judgment on the genuineness of ex-Senator Ingalls' Republicanism. Their conduct is "amoosin," to say the least. These missionaries are making their readers believe something that hitherto has not generally been known, and that is, that a few newspaper editors have a mortgage on or own and carry the Republican party in their vest pocket.

So far as I am concerned, and I can produce a thousand or more Republican voters, who will swear irom the depths of their hearts, before High Heaven, that we will never, never, no never, vote for a man or men for any trust, either in State or nation, who have been vilifying and slandering the good name of one of the greatest men of this nation, John J. Ingalls. If those newspapers wno are passing on Senator Ingalls' Republicanism had put in half as much time in build ing up the Republican party in the years of 1889 and 1890 as they have in the last year in trying to prove that Senator Ingalls is not a Republican, the Alliance would have been routed, bag and baggage and we common people know it, and justly blame them for Senator Ingalls' defeat. We are tired of their howling the old chestnut about the Republican party going down with Ingalls, for every man with a grain of sense knows that if the Alliance had been met by the Republican party in time, that senseless organization would have been wiped from the State in disgrace in six weeks. Gentlemen, you fellows who have been reading ex-Senator Ingalls out of the er.

o. the voters ask you to pro duce us the evidence at your command that will convict John J. Ingalls of back sliding. We fellows who cut bait but never fish, are on the ground, and are just as capable of placing a proper construction upon Senator Ingalls' speeches and interviews as those who lish and arc fishing. I send greeting to every old soldier in Kansas, and say, let us stand shoulder to shoulder, as we once did, and somebody will hear something drop.

Respectfully, J. W. Rcdbow. Oskaloosa, Kansas. Do You Know It I A common Cough is the most dangerous thing in the world to neglect; a slight hacking Cough is also very dangerous, as it always leads to Bronchitis and Consumption.

Don't neglect them. In selecting a remedy for Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis, be sure and get one that is not full of Opium, and one that will not produee Constipation. Ballard's Horehound Syrup does not constipate, remember, this. It is perfectly harmless for children, and it's the most soothing and healing Throat and Lung medicine in the world. It cures Consumption, Cough, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Lungs, tickling in the throat, and greatly strengthens the Lungs after Pneumonia.

Sold by D. C. Sinclair, Troy; Campbell A McCormick, Severance. Died. Mrs.

Dora B. wife of Monree II. Racus, near Highland Station, Sunday morning at 7 o'elock, March 27th, in the 18th year of her age. Deceased was born in Pulaski County, Ind. coming to Kansas with her parents, about five years ago, and was married May 5th, 1891.

She leaves an infant, which, without a mother's care, will find many hard struggles in this cold world. Her funeral took place from the Highland Station Baptist church, conducted by Rev. F. W. Davis, of Troy, attended by a large concourse of bereaved relatives and sympathizing friends.

Her death is only another reminder that the young as well as the old are cut down. But there is one comfort left for the sorrowing ones: she made Christ her choice, and in her last hours of Buffering she submitted herself wholly to Him whom she had been following for two years, trusting implicitly, and as a little child, in all his promises. The words of the poet fitly set forth what of the joys of this earth she may have promised herself, and that she now possesses: "Thy voice is in my ear, beloved! Thy look is in my heart; Thy bosom is my resting place. And yet I must depart. Earth on my soul ia strong too strong Too precious is its chain.

All woven of thy love, dear one, Yet vain though mighty vain I Thou see'st mine eye grow dim, beloved Thou see'st niy life-blood flow Bow to the chastener silently, And calmly let me go A little while between our hearts The shadowy gulf must lie. Yet have we for their communing Still. stiU Eternity! Then be thou strong Oh knew we not Our path must lead to this A shadow and a trembling still Were mingled with our bliss We plighted our young hearts when storms Were dark upon the sky. In rail, deep knowledge of their task. To suffer and to die." P.

W. V. Bueklen'a Arnica Salve The best salve in the world for Cut, Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, aad positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.

For sale by D. C. Sinclair, Troy McCormick Gilmore, Severance. Loan and Abstract Office, D0SIPHA5 C0USTY, KANSAS. Have tlie title to your land eunaliud lay JOSEPH F.

HAMPSON, who has a- new and complete act of Ab- tract Title Record orll Lajida and Town Lota in aaid County. Title perfected and abstracts furnished on short notice and at reasonable rates. Also, Notary Public and Conveyancer. Specialties mad of drawing Deeds, Mortgages, Leasea, etc. Loans negotiated and taxes paid.

Ofllea in Coart House, Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas. tSdecSl. Fire Insurance and Money Loaning. D. McINTOSH, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent, of Troy, gives you your choice of a half a dozen of the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United States in which to insure your property, at the cheapest rates.

He will also loan money on real estate security, at the lowest rates of interest. Office adjoining Boders' Bank, Troy, and at Highland, Kansas. Every thing retails at wholesale prices with us, this year. It's a cold day that we are not red-hot for business. Ed.

Heeney, Severance. N. J. GOFF. Successor to Fleming A Goff, THE LEADING HATTER.

OT Kelt Street, St. Joseph, Mo. A foil Stock of Hate, Caps and Umbrellas, at the Lowest Prices. t-Just returned from Grand Bapids, Kalamazoo, Dowagiac, Pentwater, and Kilwinning, where I have bought two car loads of the finest furniture for least money that can be found in the State. Ed.

Heeney, Severance. S. A. CONAWAY, AUCTIONEER, Offers his services in crying sales to all who may need them. Has had a number of years' experience as a successful Auctioneer.

Terms reasonable, and work guaranteed to be satisfactory. Please consult me before fixing dates for sale. Orders may be left at the Chief office or address me, 8. A. Cokawat, 5feb3m.

Wathena, Ksnsss I have just contracted for one hundred baggies and spring wagons, for 1892, in order to get them at my figures, which means mighty low prices to my friends and customers. Iff. Case, Highland. If you hare Corn or Hogs to sell, call on Iceland. If you want tha best Floor in the market, ask for E.

V. Snively A Co's. State Convention, Topeka, June 30th Delegate. Phil. Kelley, H.

W. Partch, J. A. Campbell, C. M.

Finley, R. H. Larzelere, John S. Miller, H. L.

Boder, C. Leland, 8. N. Johnson, Win. Reeder, C.

B. Roondy. Alternates. C. W.

Shreve, George Winters, O. W. Edwards, C. E. Hoover, W.

W. Carter, D. C. Hastings, Joha Devereux, J. 8.

Norman, J. C. Myers, J. B. Gibson, J.

M. Patterson. Btate Convention, 6th: John Bwartz, M. Bauer, Charles V. Norman, George Hagaman, K.

N. Gallagher, O. W. Rtrahan, K. M.

SUele, Bamuel Moyer, Win. B. Devereux, D. P. Delaney, G.

T. Wood. at Hutchinson, May J. 8. Byers, F.

II. Drenning, J. D. Williamson, C. Leland, 8.

N. Johnson, E. N. Erickson, Alcid Bowers, Ni E. Heeney, C.

O. Turkebson, Virgil Bird, Otto Weinberg. Congressional District Convention, Hor-ton, April 13 J. E. Campbell, B.

F. Hasness, N. Case, Joe 8. Beelor, Whs. Denton, Henry Dorn, Fred.

KeihnhofT, Joseph Deckard, T. B. Hickman, John R. Stone, Wm. Ward, W.

H. H. Curtis, J. a Chaney, W. B.

Garten, B. Kiafler, C. Leland, H. Seeley, Daniel Landis, J. J.

Baker, Joha Berry, N. G. Brenner. Charles R. Kucha.

Congressional Convention, Beneca, Jane 22d: W. T. Myer, C. E. Brown, Anton Braun, N.

L. Nelson, Wm. Eye, John Shay, 8. McConnell, J. F.

Hampson, C. O. Turkelsoa, John Devereux, J. A. Stewart.

Robert Sparks, M. J. Rkue, W. A. Stanton, John Hoverson, L.

B. Saxton, J. D. Smith, George Denton, C. Leland, Ebert Simon, D.

C. Sinclair, George Mauville. The fallowing resolutions were adopted: Resolved, That wa heartily endorse the Admiaistration of President Harrison; the able mannar in which Secretary lilaiae has conducted the Bearing Bea controversy; that we are in favor of extending our reciprocity treaties with foreign nations, and believe that the continuation of the Republican party in power has beea assured by the able, clean, and patriotic action of the present Administration. Jlesolved, That the Delegates from Doniphan County to the State Convention at Topaka, be instructed to vote and use their Influence for Hoi. E.

N. Morrill for nomination for Goveraor, believing that, from his ability, his business capacity, his hifrh standing as a citizen, his long service in Congress, and especially his labors in behalf of the veteran soldiers, has superior qualifications for the office, and would be the strongest candidate that could be placed before the people. For a number of years I have been subject to violent attacks of inflammatory rheumatism, which generally lasted about two months. On the first of this month I was attacked in the knoe and suffered severely for two days, when I procared a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and it relieved me almost instantly. I therefore most cheerfully recommend it to those who are similarly afflicted every where.

R. D. Whitley, Martindale, N. C. Feb.

1888. Mr. Whitley is a very prominent man in this place, and his disease was very widely known, as he suffered such severe paia. W. M.

Houston A Co. Merchants, Martindale, N. C. 50 cent bottles for sale by D. C.

Sinclair, Troy; Jacob Miller, Wathe-na; Campbell A McCormick, Severance. Mrs. M. II Dempscy ould like to have the attention of her customers, asKliehiis a very stylish and reliable trimmer from 15. New-burger, of St.

Joseph, and is now ready to accommodate all. Prices are the lowest, and I would like to have everyone call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere. I have in stock the Uoyal V. C. C.

Corsets, something that has never before been kept here. Mrs. 31. E. Dkmpsky, Troy, Kansas.

THE Storm. One of the fiercest storms that aver visited Kansas, commenced last Thursday nigkt, and continued through the greater part of Friday. It extended over five or six adjoining States. In Southern Kansas, tha worst of it was in the night bat from Topeka northward, it was Friday forenoon. The daily papers have given full accounts of its ravages in the aountry at large.

Somewhere in the neighborhood of fifty persons were killed throughout Kansas. Troy seems to be in a favorable loeatiea as to storms. While the blow here was heavy, the damage was trifling, compared with other towns. A few sidewalks were blowa up, and outhouse keeled over. Dr.

Myers office was blown from its underpinning, and skewed around tha tin roof was blown off Frank Zimmerman's warehouse, and the roof of Byers' hardware store was somewhat damaged. Other tin raofs were saved by timely action. One singular feature is, that but few trees were damaged. This storm was not a cyclone, but a straight blow fro at the soatk-west a gale of the proportions of a tornado. In most places, little or no raia accompanied it.

A Lady In Kentucky. I had a bad cough for four months. I tried everything I could hear of without relief, and I gave up to die, but God sent Dr. Wkita's Pulmonaria in my way to cure me. It la the best medicine in the world, aad I keep it on hand all the time.

Mrs. Sam Gilson, Bowting Oreen, Ky. This great medicine is sold by your druggists, D. C. Sinclair at Troy, and Campbell A McCormick at Severance.

oT Mrs. Hope, who has Wen with her invalid sister for the past few months, at Canon City, Colorado, returned Monday evening. jyO" Henry Goll, a German, one of the oldest settlers in Union Township, and a soldier in the war of the Rebellion, fell dead, a ear his house, Monday morning. The cause of his death was the rupture of a blood vessel in the braia. He-had beea complaining of severe pains in his head, for some days, and there was inflammation ia that part.

He had been doing some hard work, that moraing. His son was on trial in Court, for selling liquor, when the dispatch was received announcing his father's death. The Handsomest Lady In Troy Remarked to a friend the other day that sh knew Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs was a superior remedy, as it stopped her cough instantly when other cough remedies had no effect whatever. So to prove this and convince you of its merits, any druggist will give you a sample bottle free. Large size 50c and 1.

9a? Call and see the new spring styles in millinery. Dittemoke Hope. Highland. They had a hot election at Highland, Monday. The principal issue was sidewalks.

The women turned out in force, and carried the day for sidewalks. The following is the ticket elected Mayor J. F. Shields. Police Judge H.

F. Hogue. Councilmen J. H. Bingmaa, Wm.

Rau, John Carry, Z. L. Gilmore, Joseph Mullen. Kood Sense! Disease is largely the result of impure blood. To purify the blood, is to sure the disease! As a blood-purifier and vitalizer, Dr.

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery stands head and shoulder above any other known specific! Its power in this direction is nothing short of wonderful. Guaranteed to benefit or cure in every case, or moasy refunded. Wm. Shepherd is re-elected Mayor of St. Joseph, by 240 majority, together with the whole Republican ticket.

Hurrah for Shop Formerly of Troy. Bright people are the quickest to recognize a good thing and buy it. We sell lota of bright people the little Early Risen. If you are not bright these pills will make you so. D.

C. Sinclair. Soap People have no idea how crude and cruel soap can be. It takes off dirt. So far, so good but what else does it do? It cuts the skin and frets the under-skin makes redness and roughness and leads to worse.

Not soap, but the alkali in it. Pears' Soap has no free, alkali in it. It neither reddens nor roughens the skin. It responds to water instantly; washes and rinses off in a twinkling; is as gentle as strong; and the after-effect is every way good. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people use it.

Leona Items. Many of our citizens have caught the Oklohoma fever, and will not be centent until they have gotten one of Uncle Sam's farms. Mr. C. B.

Walker completed his seven mohths' term of school in the upper room, Friday. Miss Lucy Brown who has charge of the primary department, wiU continue teaching another month. She has 50 enrolled. Mr. Samuel Bush and family will move back to Robinson, in a few days.

We regret to have them leave us, as they are a worthy family. The cheerful workers have cheerfully agreed to purchase sufficient lumber to enclose the church grounds with a fence. Arbor Day, April 7, has been ehoeen as the day to do the work, and all who can dig post-holes or plant a tree should pre sent themselvet that day, and help in this commendable work. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Acker, returned from their trip to Florida, Friday. Miss Etta Edwards left, Sunday, for a few weeks' visit with relatives in James town, Mo. Mr. Adams, our Hotel keeper, will shortly leave for Hiawatha.

We do not know who will take the hotel. Miss Mary Hull, who has been sick for some time, is now much better. Several Leona citizens were in Troy, Monday, as witnesses in the case of Rufe. Hall, charged with selling liquor in Leona. Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Finley spent Sunday visiting with Mike Hazen and family. Will Schofield, one of our energetic far mer boys, has about 50 cords of oak and hickory wood piled up for sale, next winter.

County Treasurer Bauer was in Leona, one day last week; also Sheriff Steele. The following persons represented Leo na as delegates in the Convention, at Tray, Tuesday: O. W. Strahan, R. Kingrey, and N.

B. Brown. Deserving: Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.

King's New Life Pills, Bueklen'a Arnica Salve and Eleetric Bitters, and have never hand led remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time. and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactiory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits, D. C.

Siaolair, Troy; CompbeU McCor mick, Severance, druggists. District o. 31 Oakland. Report for the month ending March 25th, 1892. GRADE A.

Maud Hagaman, 99 Belle Symms, 97 Jennie Oswald, 97 Ettie Ege, 96 Helga Jensen, 98 Kate Dietriekson, 97 Katie Corrigan, 97 John Corrigan, 99 Frank Geer. 99 A. A. Symns, 99 Perrin Symns, 98 Henry Henry Hager, 93 Otis Loyd, 99 Tom Corrigan, 99. GRADE B.

Mary Deitrickson, 99 Ella Jensen, 99 Agnes Corrigan, 93 Nellie Dietriekson, 96 Clara Hager, 98 Lizzie Symns, 98 Chloe Ege, 98 Pearl Hagaman, 93 Edna Oeer. 97 Edner Geer, 94 Nathan Geer, 93. GRADE C. Agnes Gray, 95 Olga Hanson, 96 Julia Hanson 93 Lulu Geer, 90 Roy Loyd, 95 Viator Jensen, 95 James Corrigan, 96 Jehn Ege, 95 Thorburn Tate, 96 John Howard, 95 Tommy Gray, 93 GRADE D. Charley Howard.

96 Lennie Howard, 95 Ida Dietriekson, 95 Louisa Gray, 93 Frank Corrigan, 95 Lexus Hanson, 95 Charlie Corrigan, 94 Mabel Loften, 94 Pupils not absent during the month: Etta Ege, Belle Symns, Ella Jensen Katie Dietriekson, Helga Jensen, Lizzie Symns, Agnes Gray, Perrin Symns, A. B. Symns, Henry Hager, Henry Dietriekson, Tom Corrigan, Roy Loyd, Chloe Ege, Nathan Geer, James Corrigan, ROLL, OF HONOR. Helga Jensen Ettie Ege Ella Jensen Pearl Hagaman Edna Geer, Henry Diet riekson. C.

C. Thudium, Teacher. A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man. Are yon Billious, Constipated, or troubled with Jaundice, Sick Headache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Foul Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Paine in Back and between the Shoulders, Chills and Fever, Act If you have any of these symptoms, your Liver is out of order, and your blood is slowly being poisoned, because your Liver does not act properly. Herbine will cure any disorder of the Liver, Stomach er Bowels.

It kas no equal as a Liver Medicine. Price 75 cents. Sold by D. C. Sinclair, Troy; Campbell A McCormick, Severance.

Choice Doniphan County Farms 51 Doniphan County farms for sale. 8 40 acre farms, from 250 to $1600. 12 80 acre farms, from $800 to $4,000. 14 160 acre farms, from $3,000 to $8,000. 8 larger farms.

1 excellent 80 acre apple orchard, $12,000. Troy property, from $300 to Bo WEES IIawley, Troy, Kansas. J6 Just think I all year you will hear our gentle racket, for we haye 47 Bed-Eoom Suites (pronounced sweets) to sell. They bnite (pronounced beet) the world. Ed.

Heeset, Severance. Farms far Sale. A farm of 84 acres, four miles east of Troy; 70 acres in cultivation; 14 acres of timber; 2 acres of orchard. Joseph Rohskb. Vot Sale.

A fans of 80 aeres, five miles north-east of Troy, all in cultivation. Good orchard of four acres. Improvement new. 2Uan3m. Alfokz Zimmkreb.

WS" 8 and lO root Boards, at BIXES, ETLE St. Joseph, Mo. I shall keep in stock, this year, the Columbus, Emerson Fisher, and Slifflinburg buggies Troy, Ohio, jump seats, and surreys Mitchell, Lewis and Bacine spring wagons, and. a few cheaper grades St. Louis buggies.

X. Case, Highland. KE5SEOT V. K. So.

IOO, Meets the first and third Saturday In each month, in O. A. K. Hall, Troy, Kansas. Mas.

Matt ik Leu. so. Pres. Kiss Maud Smith, Sec. School Work.

Miss Harley has shewn us some specimens of what she calls "booklets," the work of pupils of her de-partmeat in the Troy school. They consist of drawings on paper and cardboard, the sheets being held together in book form with ribbons. Tha drawings consist of maps, outlines, buildings, flowers, together with short sketches of tha early history of what is now Kansas, and poetical sentiments taken from the productions of Kansas writers. There is one map of of Doniphan County, and several outline maps of Kansas Territory, before the date of white settlements. These pupils all took up drawing sineethe commencement of the preseat term of school.

All the work is very pretty and creditable, and some of it is excellent. The pupils contributing booklets are Mernie Castle, Ollie Berry, Edna Parker, Stella Wykert.Lulu Sinclair, Blanche Baxton, and Harry Sneath. The Population of Troy Is about 600, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with soma affection on the Throat and Lungs, as. these complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than others. We would advise all our readers not to neglect the opportunity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs.

Trial size free. Large Bottles 60c and 1. Sold by all druggists. We have just read tho announcement of the death of an old friend whom we never met. From the Chautauqua Farmer, of Dunkirk, f.

we leara that Samuel Toll 03 died in that city, March 23d, in the 74th year of his age, from the efi'ects of grippe. He was a prominent dealer in lumber, coal, and oil, and had held many offices of trust aad honor in the city. Grandmother Wheeler, of Troy, who ia now about 90 years of age, is a sister of the deceased. Mr. Tollea had been a subscriber of the Chief for about seventeen yeara, having become acquainted with the paper through his nephew, the late Henry Wheeler.

jjr-ir- For years the editor of the Burlington Junction (Mo. ,) Post has been subject to cramp colic or fits of indigestion, which prostrated him for several hours and unfitted him for business for two or three days. For the past year he has been using Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy whenever occasion riquired, and it has invariably given him prompt relief. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by D. C.

Sinclair, Troy; Jacob Miller, Wathe-na; Campbell McCormick, severance. Bjr Dittemoro Hope cordially invite the ladies of Troy and vicinity to attend the Jlillinery opeuing, Saturday, the 9th. Sociable. There will be a Sociable at the Presbyterian church, Thursday evening, April 7, which all are eordially invited to attend. One of tue main features of the evening will be the Art Gallery, which has been collected with care, many of the articles being kindly loaned by friends, for this exhibition.

The low price of five cents will be charged for admittance to the Gallery, and the ladies will claim their Leap Year privilege, and pay all expenses. City Election. The city election, Monday, was quiet, and a very small vote was polled. The persons elected were mostly the officers of the past year, there being but one change. The following is the ticket Mayor D.

C. Siaclair. Police Judge Frank Brown. Councilmen J. W.

MeClellaa, J. C. Myers, John Swiggett, It. M. Steele, Alcid Bowers.

Vor a (Quarter. For twenty-five cents you caa get a bottle of the best cough remedy in the world, and a larger bottle for the price than any other in the market. It is Dr. White's Pulmonaria. Trial bottles at your druggists.

D. C. Sinclair at Troy, MeCor-mick Sfc Gilmore at Severance. jtif Saturday night, the barn of J. M.

Idol, in Brown County, south-west of White Cloud, was burned, with all its contents, including ten head of horses, two or three carriages and buggies, a lot of farm machinery, 3,000 bushels of corn, and a largo quantity of hay. The origin of the fire is unknown. The loss is about with very little insurance. The promptness and certainty of its cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy famous. It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping coughs, and is the most effectual remedy known for these diseases.

23 and 50 cent bottles for sale by D. C. Sinclair, Troy; Jacob Miller, Wathena; Campbell McCormick, Severance. rg- Millinery Millinery New hats, new goods, latest styles. Dittemork Hope.

pS- Taylor Nixon started, Monday morning, for a visit to friends at York, Nebraska, and at other points in the West, to be gone for an indefinite length of time. As he wore his Sunday clothes and a plug hat, we would not be surprised if the old man was on the war-path. JtT- We truly believe De Witt's Little Early Risers to be the most natural, most effective, most prompt and economical pill for biliousness, indigestion and inactive liver. D. C.

Sinclair. We are informed that a slight discussion took place, last week, between Alcid Bowers and the Defendant, growiag out of the continued and unjustified abuse of Bowers by the Defendant, and that is the wrestle that ensued, the Defendant was the under dog. If dull, spiritless and stupid; if your blood is thick and sluggish; if your appetite is capricious and uncertain, you need a Sarsaparilla. For best results take De Witt's. D.

C. Sinclair. He sure to see the new mil linery, at Dittemore Hope's. JtS The stock-breeding season is now here, and horse owners are getting out their bills. Don't fail to call on us before ordering.

We have the largest assortment of horse cuts to select from ia tho State, and the best of material on which to print bills. jr-jff- Tha first number of the White Cloud Globe was received last week. The number was got out in a hurry, but gave evidence of the proper local rustle. J. J.

Faulkner is the publisher. As Horace Greeley used to say, Here's our jEff. Mrs. L. R.

Patton, Rock ford, 111., writes: "From personal experience I can recommend De Witt's Sarsaparilla, a care for impure blood and general debility." D. C. Sinclair. JHH There was a slight rain, Sunday night, in which it rained mud. Wherever the drops struck window-panes, they left a muddy streak.

We are told that at Hiawatha and Horton it rained chunks of mud. TO "Late to bed and early to rise will shorten the road to your home in the skies." But early to bod and a "Little Early Riser," tho pill that makes life longer and better and wiser. D. C. Sinclair.

lj Owing to the crowded state of our columns, we have placed two original contributions oa our fourth page from A. B. Allerton and Mrs. Ellen Patton. Jt The County Board will meet next Monday, the 11th, in regular session.

Bills will bo allowed, and all kinds of Couaty business transacted. It is a truth in medicine that the smallest dose that performs the cure is the best. De Witt's Little Early Risers are the smallest pills, will perform the cure, and are the best. D. C.

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find U.I and WUAKNlISHIjS of JIAM. cilt: lift Invaluable prcbcriplions. Only by mall, donbio seaU-d. beacripUva 1'roipocu ns with endorsements mfpi SEND of tha Press and voluntary KH 1 itfWIJ testimonials of Uio cured, llio-a-l IHUW. Consultation in rnTfon cr by mail.

Expert trent-rrcenu lNVIOLAIitli BKCKKCY and C1SH-rrAIN clTUI-1. Alt'''. Ir. v. H.

1'orknr. or Tho Posbody Medlcul Institute, No. 4 Dultlucli lioston, Maa. The I'calMMly Modlcul Tnetltuto has many ta'-nrs, but no equal. tlerahl.

Tbo Beiuuco of I.ifo, or Helf PreMTvatl, a IrcoMirn moro vniunblo thiin (fold. IUml It now, cverv WKAKmil NKKVOl man, aud learn tu b'TItONU. ttidictil JUvitw. (Copyrighted Ofliclul Ktutt'iiieiil Of tbe Financial Condition of Ihe Bank of Troy, at Trov, Htate of KanHaw, at the close of on tbe 29th Uy of March, RESOURCES. Loans and diHrounr on personal and collateral security i0.r05.H Ioan8 on'real estate Real estate ft, wo .00 Furniture and fixtures 2.MMI Expense account 676.22 Checks and other cash items ftn.M Currency Gold coin Silver coin 1,011.75 Fractional currency lot.

10 Due from other Hanks, mk'IiI exchange Total fIKO, 109.97 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in t30.000.00 Hurplus fund on hand 2h8.19 Interest Exchangee 4 Individual deposits Time certificates Total The State op Kansas, 1. County ok Doniphan, If. L. Boiler, Cashier of said Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement in true, to the best of my knonledKC and belief, so help me God.

II. IJODKK, Cashier. Hubcril)Od nnil sworn to before me, this Rth day of April, 192. Jamf4 M. Thast.

Not'irv Public. Commission expires on the 29th day of lsBi. Correct. Henhy Bodeh, Attest: Jjtirtn Bookh, Directors. L.

L. Kthono, To Charlks F. Johnhon, Bank CommiKMoner, April 7, lH2-2iv. ToH.ka, Kansas. J.

8. SPIUNGEB, Pres. 'j. 8. EEELER, Caxh Bank of JigMand.

LIABLE FOR Do a General Baniioi Business. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. HIGHLAND, KANSAS. FAMOUS TROTTING STOCK "1.

YOlffll COLONEL WEST Ths Thoroughbred Trottinir Stallion, Yonn Colonel West, will stand, season of 18ii2, at the farm of O. B. FrideJl, four miles south of Robinson, on Thursdays, Fridays and Baturdays of week, and Mondays and Tuesdays at Eden, in Atchison County. YounfrColonel West is a jet black stallion, with white star in forehead: weiKhs Hon Rounds: about 16 hands high. He was foaled March 29, 18mm.

Hired by Old Colonel West, whose record is known all over Missouri and Kansas. This horse has never been trained, but will easily trot mile in three Tkkvs or Hbrvicb. To insure foal to stand and suck, 15. Bbouid tbe mare be removed from tbe County, tbe insurance becomes due at once. Mares must be regularly returned on trial days, as directed.

Care taken to prevent accidents, but wui not oe responsible lor any that mav occur. O. B. FRIiJFXL. 7apr2w.

OLE NELSON. Final Net! lenient. Estate of William Garrity, Deceased. "VTOTICE is hereby given to creditors and all others interested, that the nndersitrned. Administrator of the Estate of William Gaxnty, deceased, will make a full and final settlement of all the matters of said Estate, with the Court of Doniphan County, Kansas, on Monday, the 14sth day of April, iWi.

at 10 o'clock, A. hi. T. J. FRANCIS, Administrator.

March 17, 182-4w. I'r'm fee, (:. Final Settlement. Estate of William Newman, Deceased. KOTICE is hereby given to creditors and all others interested, that the undersijrried, Administrator of the Eertate of William Newman, deceased, will make a full and final settlement of all the matters of said Estate, with tha I-roiist Court of Doniphan County, Kansas, on Mondy, tha 18th day of April, 1K92.

at 10 o'clock, A. M. J. F. KOTSCH, Administrator.

March 17, Pr's fee, $3. Final Settlement. Estate of H. P. Saxton, Deceased.

"VTOTTCE is hereby Riven to creditors and all others interested, that the Administrator of the Estate of H. P. Haiti. tt, deceased, wiil make a full and final settlement of ail the matters of said Estate, with the Probate Court of Doniphan County, Kansas, on Monday, the 18th day of April, at 10 o'clock, A. M.

LLOYI U. SAXTON, Administrator. March 17, l92-w. Pr's fee, A Xo want a Piano or Organ If yon do, yon can sare money by on IfeClellan, Troy. Wf.uk- I mtir It.xi.

l'mtv Tttk ill Llllii' SUftlL OOOOA BOSTON. NEW 31mch6w. Dr. Hathaway. Da H.

HAD LEY, M. Assistant. (Rcfraiar Graduates.) Tit Lsadlns; Specialist of tha1 West. Priraie, Blood, Skin and Nerrous Diacoie. TOIXO MEX Who by their acta of Imprudence or folly tutttr from Ji'r-toub DcMlity, Kx-hauntftttr dmliii upon the fountains of life, aiTectuiK ttie mind, body aud inanhoott, shtmld consult tho celebrated lr.

Ilatn-ftwav at, once. Itiv I eaaca twiih or with- -A out dreania op lirrTO iMjwrr, urnM i clciitfficflliy, hy utw me; hod wiiii great eu Coosa. it make no difference what you Lava -T taken or who haa failed to euro you. LOST MAX HOOn and all weakness of the sexual organs absolutely cured. ICU.IaE 1IF.E cured at borne without Inatrumeuie; a wonderful remedy.

CATARRH and of tho Ekln, Blood, Bsart, Liver aud KJdneja. YPHIIsI8. The most af and effective remedy. A complete care sxuaranteeci KIX DISEASES of all kinds cored where Others have failed. t'5 XATIT RAL BIACHARGEll promptly cured In a few days.

Quick, sure and safe. This include! Gleet and Gonorrhoea. MY METHODS. 1. Tree at the office cr by math Thorough examination and careful diagnosis.

a. That each patient treated gets the advantage of special study and experience, and a specialty la made of his or her disease. Moderate charjcea and easy term of payment. A home treatment can be siren lu a majority of eases, Bend for Symptom Blank "No. 1 for Men.

Pend for Symptom Blank No. 3 for Women. fclend for Symptom Blank No. 3 for Skin Diseases. All correspondence answered promptly.

Wusinrw strictly confidential. Medicine sent free from observation, liefer to hanks lu St. Joseph, AuurcH or can on J. N. HATHAWAY, M.

and JLUiuund mt. joaepk, Mo, Cor. 6th PHOTO GRAPHIC. aD "Let Nature copy that which Nature mads, Secure the Shadow ere the Substance fale. And come and get your Pictures made AT ELWOOD'S POPULAR CALLER TROY, KANSAS, Where you can Procure Superior Work, Artistic in Position, and Brilliant in Finish.

We make them all to look bo sweet. And frame them, too, so cute and neat We make them large ormakethem small. For albums, cases, or the wall. Bo bring the family, or part The mother, wife, or else sweetheart. We've had uncommon jfood success.

Bo bring the children, more or less; And grandpa's darling pet We ask our friends -J'es, one and all nue passing munu, Kivt, ua a i Come see our samples, learn our price, And see our pictures, good and nice Cone old and young, don't be afraid, But come and get your Photos made AT ELWOOD'S EMPORIUM OF ART; ES5SS53 TROT, KANSAS. ISEZB MBS. N. A. STUM, TEACHEll I Piano, Organ, and Vocal Mnslc, TEOY, KANSAS.

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Everybody knows the SANTA FE ROUTE is the Quickest, and Best Line To Chicago and points East. For full information, maps, address, GEO. T. NICHOLSON, O. P.

and T. Topeka, Kansas. F. B. SEA WRIGHT, Pass, and Ticket Ag't, Atchison, Kansas.

Yokes or Old wutetime tukal tnonpT wtth wortlneas exrwriKitm rx-nw-iUM. whin I will ffJjulJy tvmd 70a rseoJe-1 1 fttKK the ijrccripiion of Bewly dtooorerct nrrmxlj whk-h rp--dily and PKKMA-KKNTLY CURRaiovt or failtntr power, imfKrtnK-y, wmctlmr wwknem, lark of development, trniv-Um ana artaocete. Writ at once ivt be your own hyi fan. AddreM OA US, Mich. CHEAP MEAT AT Leland's Meat Market, WEST OF POST-OFFICE.

Notice the Prices FRE8II MKATH. Round Steak 10 Loin 10 Boasting Beef. 8 Boiling Beef. 5 Mutton 8 MEATS. Sngar Cured Ham 10 Sliced Ham.

12c Shoulders, So. 1 6 10 Side 10 Bologna Sausage. 8 Choice Family Lard. 10 TROY MARKETS. Fues Best Fall Wheat, per 100 Whkat Full, -aet bHhl' 70o Bowm Per loo ttm.

1 .20 Com Caior Per 140 Ba 41.GO Brm Per bushel 70c Oorw Per bmshel aifeAlc Oirs Per bushel SSo PorATom Per bushel. -SOc Hat Prairie, jxt ton 15.0 Btrrrsa Per 2oe Eeaa Per An 3oe Lako Per .100 Hams per ft, Emoi Sides, per Iu Boos Per luO Vs ii.MiniiM.ra ii ml A Million Friend. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and aot less than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds. If you have never used this Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative power in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs.

Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will bo refunded. Trial bottles free at D. C. Sinclair, Troy; Campbell McCormick, Severance. Large bottles 50c.

and $1.00. Literary Note. The April number of "Romance" contains seventeen complete stories of the highest character and liveliest interest. A remarkable proportion of famous writers figure among their authors. It is a theory of this periodcal that the genius of every great writer should be made to contribute to the good of the race, and there is a striking exemplification of the theory in this issue.

The world would be the gainer if much that Emile Zola has written were expunged from literature, but it would be a pity to lose "Povarina," the exquisite fairy-tale from his pen which is here given. Here, too, are specimens of the best short-story work of Charles Dickens, Guy de Maupassant, Mauric Lefevre, Paul Areno, Erckmann-Chatrian, Emilia Pardo Bazan, Grant Allen, and others. A notable feature is a sketch entitled "Catching a Coolie," which describes a thrilling adventure ia Oriental waters, from the pen of Lieut. J. H.

Scott, U. S. R. M. This periodical is issued by Romance Publishing Company, Clinton Hall, Astor Place, New York.

The price is 23 cents per copy; $2.50 per year. rs- We have some four or five contributions on hand, which shall receive attention as we have room. They are all of a character that will keep for a few weeks. A person sends us 20 cents ia postage stamps, in a registered letter. The postage and register fee on the letter was 12 cents.

Nothing like due precaution. It is a fixed and immutable law that to have good, sound health one must have pure, rich and abuadant blood. There is no shorter nor surer route than by a course of De Witt's Sarsaparilla. D. C.

Sinclair. pS Mrs. Margaret Low, widow of the late Asahel Low, died at Doniphan, Sunday morning, and was buried Monday afternoon. Her age was 78 years. Mr.

Hogue, of the Highland Ft-dette, was a delegate in tho Coavention, Tuesday, and gave us a call. He is an Ohio mas, aad an old soldier. fi-CI Early Risers, Early Risers, Early Risers, the famous little pills for constipation, sick headache, dyspepsia and nervousness. D. C.

Sinclair. Jir- We notice the name of Perry Mc-Clellan in a recent list of Kansas persons who have been granted pensions. He formerly lived in this vicinity. April has already borrowed more than three days from March. We hope that March will now shut off on him.

sSf- The Cream of Pate at Roller King and Old Reliable Flour made by E. V. Snively Wathena, are the best in the market. -J A new house being built for Mrs. Schleininger, in the eastern part of town, was blown down by the storm.

We tkink that everybody ia tho West will agree that the March just past went out like a roaring lion. fii3 Field. Huss, tko Iowa Township rustler, was in attendance at the Republican Conversion, Tuesday. The pupils of the High School of Troy are preparing to give a play, at tho close of the school. jzit Rev.

David Waddell will preach at the Baptist meetiag house, Friday evea-ing of this week. psr- We read ia an Ohio paper, that Oscar Sloan is recovering from an attack of diphtheria. Don't fail to ask your grocer for E. V. Snively A and get the best Flour on the market for the least money.

For Sale. A No. 1 work mare, heavy with foal. Geo. T.

Wood. Domestic and White Sewing Machines at McClellan'a, Troy. We employ no travelling salesmen now, but give our us to Biers the benefit of their wagea ia low prices. Give us a trial, aad we will convince you that we mean what we say. For Sale.

A farm of one hundred and twenty acres, situated 2 mile south-east of Ben-deua, and 3 miles south-west of Brenner, Doniphan County, Kansas. Good granary, barn with room for eight horses, two wells, and house. For price and terms, call on OLE Rasjicssen. Slmcalw. Delaney Lyons SEVERANCE, KANSAS..