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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-07-22
AVE" xTALL THE
.,.g-s. TIME.
II Stock Dealers sadre,stlfS.e
--svOaC You See Xt--.VOeC
YOU DON't.

There are more pleasant things tc
have in the family than tho delirium
tremens. When . man gets SO ia,
wrapped up in tho pursuit of bugs
that he cannot tell bon bon from
an Indian wigwam, he should limit
the circle Of his acquaintance and
change his diet. There was a case
of delirium tremens at q popular ho-
tel in East Liberty, a few days ago,
the sufferer being . stock dealer from
Illinois. The individual was care
fully nursed during the stay Of the
malady, and eventually ho recovered.
Among those Of his friends who
carefully nursed him during his ill.,
ness was-well say John Jones that's
as good . name as any. John was !
real clever fellow, and enjoyed a
practical joke as mu:h as the next
one. Some time after the restora-
sion to health of the rum victim, q
number Of the stock -uealers deter
mined to play . practical joke on
Jones, and the other day they fulfill
cd their design to the letter.
John had been accustomed to his
regular drinks, and, perhaps, a little
more. A few evenings ago. he was
sitting in his room at his hotel. in
East Liberty, quietly putting cigar.
when brother stock dealer entered
and grasped him by the hand. "Good
heavens, Jones-mercy, bow arrange
you look! You're not slck?" .'Me!"
replied Jones, as he gazed at the
new oomcr, 'mc sick? never felt bet
ter in my life?"
Soon another Of the boys entered
the apartment, and, on shaking hands
with Jones, exoluimed: Goodness!
Jones, what's the matter? Your
hand is awful hot. !"
"Dlatter! what the ID do you sec
the matter? There's nothing til,
matter with me. @s
One by one Jones friends entered
the room. and as he welcomed eac:, oi
them, he wac similarly greeted, ant
either tho "str2nge look in his eyes. :
or ''you look very bad or som,
similar startling remark was always
made to him. The seventh and las,
Of Jones' friends that entered th'
room carried with him . cigar 80,
containing a large rat Of the livelics
breed. The box was slipped unde
tho bed, and the lid opened. Jenc
aRd his friends entered earnestly int,
conversation, the main topic bein,
generally Jones' bad appearance =
They had not talked long when . ra
jumped out Of the cigar box, and pro
ceeded around tho room in the liveli
est possible manner. As previousl
arranged, none Of tho boys were t
notice the rat; SO Jones was tho frs
to start from his chair as the amin,
ran past his foet. ''Hallol look ther
IA rat, kill him. said Jone,
but his friends denied having see
any rat ut all. Silence yoigned unit
his rstship made smother dash aero,
the apartment in hopes OF finding
place Of exit. Again did Jones Il
from the chair, a. he frantically Q
deavored to direct the eyes of h
: frisnes TO the rat, which stood gri
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BANKING.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
DEcoRAn, Iowa
$4,000, CapitaH
7-3O U. 8. Notes and all other Govern.
ment Bonds bought and sold, also County
Warrants, Notes, Mortgages and other Sc.
curities.-DRAFTS on ali points boncht
and sold.-MONEY deposited for Six
moths or longer will draw six per cent in.
terest.
-DIRECToRs.- a
ALoSzo BRAprsH, G. E. DIcxEnMAS,
Jas II. EAsToH, 8. w. NArrxseN,
c. N. GODDARD.
JAS. II. EAsroN, T.W. DuRD1cK,
President Cashier.
WINS June 7 1866.
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Those keeping horses should, twice
q week, throw in handful Of salt
and ashes. Horses relish this, and
it will keep their hair short and, fine.
1t will prevent bots, collie, etc. A
littlo ground sulphur. mixed with
salt and ashes, and given once in two
or three weeks, is also bene6ci al -
All domestic animals will be thus
benefitted.
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UNUSUAL OFFER.

w. LEE, offers to exchange SO
= acres of good Prairie Land, with five
acres ofTimber, to fence it, for Twelve
Hundred Dollars, in dreebacks. Said land
y ,s,.a three miles South Of New Oregon, and
Wiehin one half mile Of School House.
no - Also offers for sale his House and Let in
ssesco. ll-2tf
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A thoughtful person thus muses. on
the story Of Daniel in the lions den:
"How sad it was for these poor lions.
when Daniel was dropped into their
den, to be compelled to 60 shifting
about him, and think how nice =
small chop. from the calf Of his leg
would taste, and be denied tho luxn-
|ry. 1t was rough on them lions, but
it taught them self-Daniel.''
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The .abssss'dity Of'EMgislt
E Spelling.

How difficult it must be for . for
eigner to learn our language when
we spell the same sound in dozen
different ways. Its arbitrary SPELL
ing is an abominatisn. Take the fol.
lowing example Of the sound "oze.'
and we haveit spelled thirteen diff
ferent ways: Miss Rose Burroughs
we'll knows her beaux have frozo
their toes, yet she pohs and she sews.
while she owes the Rambaults for
bureaus from Brown 4 Co.'s at tho
depots!
Who will give US another spcci-
men of the absurdity of English spell
ling? ~ .os
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A Boston writer comes to the de-
Tense of WOMEN against the current
notion that they are peculiarly sd-
6icted to gossip. alleging that. in .
country grocery store. -smesg tho
barrels Of molasses and piles Of salt
nah, more gossip is talked BY men il.
one evening than is heard in oil the
farm houses Of the town.
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Insurance.
FOR SALE.

A FARM Of $50 acres adjoining Lime
Springs Station, Howard county, Iowa, 80
acres under cultivation. House, stables,
and running water on the place. Enquire
Of s. L. Carey at Lime Springs Station, or
9. s. Thurber, Cresco Iowa. Terms iber-
eral. II.
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South Side Meat. Market,
cREScO, ~ Na. -.

WEBER T. DeNOYELLES.
W have purchased DeNeyelle's meat
market, adjoining the Bakery of Crandall
& Thomas, and will at all times have an
abundant supply Of Fresh and Salt meats,
Game, and Poultry. They will sell as
cheap US the times will warrant, and ask \
trial by their friends and the public
N2-Fat cattle, Poultry, Dressed hogs,
Fat sheep and Game Of all kinds, always
bought and highest price paid. n6vll
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The Congressional lobbyists made
the Governor Of Georgia ''bleed like
Bullock 4
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M MCNAMARA,
Licensed .assCtjOeee1,
CRESCO, IOWA.
Is now prepared to sell Real Estate and
every description Of personal property al
Auction, and attend to the same in any part
of this district Sales entrusted to his
care will receive prompt attention. 34-l1
WINNESHIEK HOUSE.
JOHN SHAW, Proprietor.
DECORAH Iowa.
Free "Bas" to and from this House.
.... (32-tf.) ...E....--.
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M Nj. BALLARD.

W"' BALLARD
Will repair Clocks, and guarantee
satisfaction. Every clock warranted to run
ION time" or no pay. Bring along your
defective clocks to his residence, on High
street, west of the Webster House, ard he
will set them right. Charges reasonable.
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*This catastrophe is borrowed without
the unknown but most ingenious authors
permission) from q stray newspaper item
and trimmed up and altered to fit Jacob
Blivens, who stood sadly in need of doom
that would send him out Of the world with
IcLAr.--(Ed. Memoranda.
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G @. CANFIELD.

CANFIELD MINI.
Justice Of the Peace and col.
lecting agent Will attend to collections
and pay taxes for non-residents in any part
of Fillmore county, hinn.
Refers by permission to Hon. Reuben
Wells, Preston, Ainn.
Peter Vclie, Limo Springs station, Iowa
j, IT. Easton, Banker, Dccorah, Iowa.
c. 3 Thurber, Crssso, Iowa.
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Of him was apportioucd around among
four townships, and 80 they had to
hold fivc inqussts on him, to find out
whether he was dead or not, and how
it occurred. You never saw . boy
scattered so.* ...-... -...
Thus perished the good little boy
who done the best he could, but
didn't come out according to the
books. Every boy who ever did as
he did prospersd, except him. His
case is truly remarkable. It will
probably never be accounted for.
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ROBINSON HOUSE, EMPoRIA,l
,Tune l. 1870 {

As / expected, this house is kept by
an old Ohio man who knows what he Is
doing, and gives his customers more
comforts than can be obtained at any
point this side of Chicago. First class
table, neat clean rooms and beautiful
girls, such only as come from Ohio,
gladden. the heart, grace the table, and
throng the halls.
The ride to this point through rolling
prairies, over beautiful streams fringed
with timber, brings to mind Pierpont's
remark, "a lovelier country God never
made"
Emporia is q gem with setting OF
green between two streams of crystal
water, with incompatible valleys and
landscape views that will be more and
more admired as time and civilization
bring people here TO open their hearts
and feast their eyes.
Kansas is great pasture field, and
although possessing good soil, it seems
to me that grains must give way to the
herds that will come in, possess and
feed upon the plains.
If / was cow, and sometimes wish
was, / would love to kick up my heels
in the grand old fields hundreds of miles
in extent covered with rich, juicy grass,
and rest of nights on beds of wild
flowers of every hue, and catch strength
and vigor in the fresh, pure air that
comes of an evening, sweeping over
the boundless .expanse of grass and
flowers, laden with fragrance as well as
health.
Timber is not plenty here, although
coal from six to eight feet in thickness
is found in all the east and central por-
lions of the State. But little stir is
made about this mine of wealth, and
doubt whether the people will awaken
to a sense of what they possess till some
Maginnis will open their eyes with q
few OF his statements as to what he car
do with s.Kansas Great Vein" CAM
| imagine how this State could have been
settled without Michigan and Wiscon.
sin lumber to build the houses and
! fences. Every article of food, clothing
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BACK DOORS.


The Cincinnati Times has the follow
ing:
A man staggered into our sanctum
this morning who bore the appearance
of having been badly used. His hat was
gone, his clothes soiIed, and his face
dirty, bloated and disfigured with
wounds: Dropping promiscuouslyin into
chair, he hoarsely murmurcd:
"Back DOORS"
"What is the matter with you, old fell
low Z" we inquired.
''Back doors, L tell ye; Chic) that wha's
er ma'er."
Explain yourself"
''Read Mayors or'er closing front
door s'loons Sunny, didn't yer"
"Yes."
'So'm Il Took gran tour 'vestiga-
ton ycsday t see f laws 'beyed."
''Well, what was the result?'
'This is or suit. TIa! ha! (hic) hei
| dI'unk'rn billed OWL als
"Yes, anybody can sec that but did
you find the front doors closed ~
90 yes, the from doors were closed,
but lordy! how many back doors ]
found open. Didn't know there was s
many back doors in Cin'nati. They
mus have sent away and got some back
doors somewhere. Sloons closed in
| front, but they were S open be (hic) hind
| as n onc-hoss tanning mill. tried 'em
all. Some had one back door, others
had two II three ezra ones cut in spe-
| cially; and one sloon in er Yves End
had (liic) whole back end taken out to
| 'commodate the crowd. L ought to be
on the board of health" he continued,
| after pause; "know moro about con-
| dition of er alleys and back yards than
any man in the city. There's one thing
bout it if this business of closing from
doors Sunday keeps on, they'll have to
widen their alleys. Alleys wasn't half
big enough yes'rday TO 'commodate the
crowd
''Was the rush for drinks as bad as
| that?"
'FWas! S'loons full all or time, and
alley full of thirsty men, waitin' their
time to get in. Had to take turns,
| same's barber shop Sunday mornin'."
''Didn't any saloons have their front
doors open?' 2#s
"a few, but they didn't have any GUS
mers to mention. Fact is, folks rather
like sneakin' through alleys and into
back doors for drink. Hain't been
drunk loren dogs age myself. can
walk bodily by a s'loon with er from
door wide open; but shut it and hint
about back entrance, and I'll fin il
sure. It's human natur, sure's We live"
.'fhe new regulation appears to have
effected you rather disastrousIy.1
'You're mighty right. / am sufferin'
from too many back doors. The alb
sence of from blinds has 'fected my
(hic) constitution. Slider myself mar
tyr to er May'r's old procermation Dol
ishin' from doors, and want monstrate
gainst it through er press. ,Nuther
Sund'y with them cussed back doors an
your uncle's gone. Alleys is too much
for me. Back doors is my ruin,
And with this he departed.
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waters of the Arkansas. y trace of
border carelessness was evident in the
top boots and spurs Of the reader of the
Declaration of independence. Several
men were carrying revolyers and bowie
kniyes-among them Corderoi, lately
confined in the Emporia Jail on charge
of murder.
1t is impossible to chronicle half the
Wit, humor, and kindness, and pleasant
incidents that made our trip one ever to
be remembered despite the intense heat
of the season. We are glad we went
on the buffalo hunt, and advise every
body to go and do likewise-in cooler
weather. We reached home on We'd
nesday, enthusiastic for Wichita, but
oh, so glad to see Emporia.
p &E
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ACAsp FOR BREATH.
EMrorrA. July 18th, 1870.

EMroEIA, July 4th, 1870.
EDIToRs News Our friends of the
Upper Ecosho must think they are do
ing the citizens of EIhporia and vicinity
great favor, by sending their Red
Brothers" down here with letters of
introduction to the public, requesting
us to feed, clothe, and give them money.
Now we don't mind giving these little
things 90 to thirty or forty Indians,
each day, for thirty or forty days, but
we do object to making practice OF 1t,
especially as they are becoming very
insolent and abusive. In the country it
is becoming quite serious, literally tax
ing possession of the house if there are
no men about.
In the past few weeks we have been
honored by introduetions to Mr.. Grey
Hairs, Mr.. Ogullah, &C., and will admit
we have a secret admiration for their
partly plump bodies, as well as their
rapid and scientific methods of corrall-
ing the food placed before them.
We felt unusually honored yesterday
by q call from certain 10 1--WE forget
his name, but know he was +" Big bug
by the great amount of filth he was car
rying). This 9. Somebody's Darling
was about six feet high, broad shout
dered and in perfect health; he brought
a letter from A. D. Robinson, who, he
said lived at Council Grove. This letter,
as all the others we have seen, run, in
substance, as follows: "This is -
who is good Indian and loves his
white brother, 1--WE can assure Mr.. Rob-
inson that his love was reciprocated).
He desires to visit his white brother
md talk with him. He is honest and
honorable, but has the misfortune to be
poor; any assistance in the way of mon
ey, food and clothing will be thankfully
received"
In these letters there are many super
fluous words as to being " honest and
honorable" ecery one knoacS that, ESQ
is mule honorabIe), everything is
thankfully received" ESQ does the hog
thank the farmer for his rations of cOrn).
Friends, don't waste your ink and
time writing such nonsense.
We asked this honorable Indian
yesterday if he was sick. He sneering-
ly replied that he was not. We then
offered to hire him to work a short time
for food or money; at this he became
very indignant, and rode off Disguised
at our stupidity in not seeing that he
was, our " Poor Dear Brother" and de-
served everything he asked. We ac-
knowledge our Indebtedness to Mr..
Robinson for this visit.
We noted several other names at
tached to these begging papers carried
by honorable and high toned" y In
dams, and why such men as John Nor
gan, VIM. Lewis, Isreal Negus, and 9TH
er "poverty stricken wretches" of the
Neosho, want to bore the community,
make trouble, and ruin the cause in
which they are so jealous, is more than
we know, unless the One talent" is to
blame.
Friends consider the matter and give
us rest" G. w. BRIX.
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LETTER PROM GOLD BACH.r

Enlp0TiG-KdnSdS Pastures and Kansas
COGt-A City scitho1t a GrOg Shop
Sunday School and an Original StO7y
-"Not0 1 Lay Ne" Kansas fed-OLd
I1adiaas-A Chance for the Girls
Further. WeSs dc Dc
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NOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate Agent and Ii
IN censed Convey ANGER. Eldorailo ButIer Coun-
". Kansas. Acknowledgements taken, Deeds and
Mortgages drawn, Taxes paid for non res idents =
Al business entrusted Ia me will be promptly at
tended 10
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~ n SpRAnUfE

CARPENTERS 4 BUILDERS, are prepared Il
; furnish Plans, Specifications, etc. and To erecl
all kinds of buildings. shop ON Mechanics street
between sixth and Seventh avenues. I5-6nlO.
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II. NORRIS, M. D.,
Eclectic Physician 81 Surgeon

EAIPORIA, KANSAS.
Special attention given To obstetrics and
diseases OF women and children.
fc1-Onlee two doars south OF Bancroft Il
McCarter's Store, up stairs. Residence cor
ner OF State street and 9th Avenue.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NITY MEAT MARKET The people OF Emporia
~ and vicinity will Mt all times ind good supply
sfFresh Meats and Vegetables, door south of
Halihergs store. Cash paid for hides.
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HNENTRAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA
~ BILE, ON 9th Avenue, between CONNIE rcial and
Mechanics Street, Is now open and ready for bust
ness, and will furnish teams ut any time during
the day night Passengers convey ell to any part
OF the country an liberal terms. Particular ntten
ton paid tn boarding and transient stock.
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LAUNDRY.
MEAT MARKETS.
LEWIS MILLER r CO.

"AVE established n new Meat Market on the
j corner of 9th Avenue and Mechanics street
They will at all times keep good supply of fresh
aud dried meats. They make the best beloEne in
the market.
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Linnel LimeII

"AVING erected Lime Kiln near Council
II Grove, and having secured a switch from
the railroad company, in order to facilitate the
shipping, L am prepared TO furnish the best
quality OF pure Magnetism Lime, almost chalk
white, at very low rates. TO parties wishing
lime, near the line OF the railroad, offer spe-
lclal inducements. For further particulars, ad-
dress the undersigned, at Council Grove. Kas.
I7-Gmos w. BRADFORD.
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HOfeI amd Feed Stable

" A. COWLES: who lives at the crossing Of
u the Lawrence and the east and west roads,
half a mile north of the NeoshO, in addition to
his Feed Stable, has fitted up a Hotel for the
accommodation OF travellers. Bread baked
when desired. loft
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a RCHITECT AND BUILDER, Is prepared Il
"A furnish plans and spechcations for all Kind:
at mechanical structures. Is prepared TO do car
pentcr aud joiner work. either by the day con
stitution Street.
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HERITAGE BROS,
nIcEOWEN 8 JENsoN

!" ARPENTERS, JCINERS, AND BUILDERS
- Work done by tae day OF contract, cheap
quick and well shop ~ Exchange St, south Of
Fremont Park.
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MILES GRAY

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. shop eth
~ Avenue. between Commercial and Mechanics
Street. All calls promptly attended To.
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BLACKsMITHs.
CONNER q RYAN,

DLACKSMIrIIS, Commercial Street. North of
4 , 7th Avenue. Will pay especial attention To
ironing wagons, carriages and buggies. viii Mt all
times be prepared to accommodate the public with
any kind of work in their line of business, Give us
call and we will cndeavor To render satisfaction.
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JeHEIE's OPINION OF ;DoGs.-Does is
usefuller as cats. Miee is afeared of
cats. They bite 'em. Dogs foliers
boys and catchs a hog by the car. Hogs
rare bite. Sleeps bite people People
eats hogs but not Jews, as they and
other animals that doesn't chew the cud
isen't clean ones. Dogs sometimes get
hit with bootjacks for barking of mites.
Sleepy people get mad and throw at aem.
Dogs is the best animal for man. they
do more for man than crowned hogs or
koons or gotes. Gotes smell. The end.
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WHITE 4 LOWRY

CoNTRACToRs 4 BUILDERS. Orders left n
the furniture store of Haywood Co. will b
promptly attended TO. lI-6mos
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:. a LOVER OF RATTLEsNAKEs.-Th
is in La. Crosse, Wisconsin,, q certain
john Mckee, who has peculiar fond
ness for rattlesnakes. He has made.
says the RepHbkicdR of that place, per-
fectly square, tight den, about five feet
each way, and therein are eleven rattle
snakes from eighteen inches to three
and half feet Tonga sight to behold.
Writing, twisting, and turning upon.
over and under each other; or, with
heads erect. and keen eyes glistening,
and wicked looking serpent tongues
protruding from their ugly mouths with
lightning rapidity, there they are, a
moving, tTining, hideous locking mass
of scrpents 1t is a terrible sight And
then to see Mckee coolly and deliberate
~ enter among them, and take one in
his hand, call it by its name, open its
mouth, and, while he is giving YOU its
history, to see the reptile lay. its head
upon his check, and run its deviIish
tongue at you, while its eyes seem to
emit sparks of fire-u9i1! It's too hor-
riblei And all the while the others at
his feet are keeping up a continual, buz-
zing, rafting, humming, which fills the
air with low murmurs. and causing GER
tain creepings of the flesh and shudder-
ings of the heart which are not at all
pleasant. Mr.. Mckee caught all of
them on the bluffs near the city, from a
nest of over one hundred in number.
and is training them for exhibition.
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VOLUME 13.
Notices, Strays, Etc.
RLACKSMITm MANTEn.
ICEI ICEll

WYE desire to inform the public generally
wv that we are prepared 20 furnish them
with a good article of ice, either with delivery
wagon or at our meat market on Commercial
street, east side, between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues. KRAFT & DIETRICH.
June ], 1870. 22-3mos
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CmARLEs WHEEIOCK

TARPENTERS AND BUILDERS are prcpar-
Ell 10 furnish plans for and Ia erect. all kinds
AT mechanical structures. viii guarantee salts
faction.
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HENRY MARrU

A TTORNEl Al LAW AND COLLECTING
IA AGENT: l1dorado, Butler Comfy. Kansas
Taxes paid Tor non residents. All business en-