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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-02-19
Eife Jusuramee Uontpauics. .4st 4
pIEDnIONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF -,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Capital paid up and secured $500 goo.
Policies issued during the last
two year,, over WV

Declares dividends annually, and assigns
dividends annually to al policy holders.
Divides eighty -seven and half per cent. (s7x
p g. Of profits amongst me po'hey n nooe
the policy holders Of that State.
Lends its funds only on first bond and mort
On oe and lends only to the amount OF One-
half the value Of the real estate pledged.
Stockholders, Directors and Officers wese
born in the South
Its prosperity is unequalled probably in the
whole history Of Lie Insurance. n" ,ComPs-
nv has ever before during the same period Of :
it's history, made such progress a. tho (
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
has done. No Company presents such claims
to the patronage and the confidence Of the {
Southern people. l
10 JOHN +. EDWARDS Vice Pres't,
d. J. HARTSO3K. Sc cretary,
is; HOPKINS; Assi is n Ser SeeTe.'r T.
Af DAB M II. injury. General Agent Tor
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
OFFICERS AID D1REcroRs OF THE BRANCH
OffIcE IN New ORLEANS:
PREs1pExr, DABNEY H MAURY,
v1cE-PREs'r., GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD-
DIRECTORSs
D. HI. Maury, Gen. CT Bearregard.
Gen. Brnxton Bragg, DIR w. III. Holcombe,
Col. G. e. Garner, Il. NJ Simmons,
Col. u. A. Wilson, Col 'rhos. Macon,
Edward Nale, 7. s. Barton.
Jnles C.. Denis, Louis Barnett,
w. hi. Randolph, A. NJ. Fortier,
| Forester Deslondes.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to 40
tive agents who have had experience in the
| bnsineSa.
| Agents are especially desired for Louisiana
! and Arkansas. Gentlemen applying for agens
c;es will plesee send references and state what
DABNEY II. MAU2Y, General Agent
for!South West, SO Carondelet ST., N O.
! L.V. MAYRE, Agent for Monroe,
and neighboring Parishes. - M :lyse
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GENERAL SUPERISTESDENT's OFFICE, J
NORrH LOUISIANA T. TEXAS RAyDkOAD;
M0NROR, La, Juno r. 1862
0N and after Monday, the 5th proximo
~ the Train will leave Munroe on Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays At O'Clock \. n.
reaching Delhi At 80 \. y. 49,.
Returning, leave Delhi At 3 30 P. H.,
reaching Monroe at = O'Clock r. H.,
w. r. GORDON. Gen1 Sao'.
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BELLEVUE NURSERIES;

CANTON, MISS.
large collection of best varieties of Fruit Trees
IA Cape Vines and Strawberry Plants for sale at
the above Nurseries.
None but trees of good growth and adapta biiity
will be sent TO customers
Send for descriptive challenges and address orders
Monroe, La, Oct.s. 1863. Ms Il
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Carolina Life Insurance Company.
MEMPHIS, TENN 20 5ss-s4zi

MEMPHIS, TENN. 70 2ss-sszks
ASSETS s7oo.ooo-
Hon. JFFrERsoN DAVIS. P Pr s!a ;.,,..,
J. ii +. rETIT. and Vice frssident
y II II E hS15Ns Gsne. r.f. AGENT .
~; = T %st'. Il 4. II i. A Aass -. 40
w. Il. Greenlaw, James Phelan.
+: " Smith. 4 s-sssl. : ga
". l.. Vance. n s. Bruce. go"
TnEzEyAsT BzHEs, state Agents in North Louis
s oe. oEn.4 ras p.ard 1srt.
DR.. D. H. KEY will attend to tho business Of tho
REFERENCES: rs mes
New ORLEANs.-Gene.al Harry Hays, T. ssg
H. and J. NJ. Allen & Co., Gaibreath, Stewart
& Tizer, Jennings, Gates & CO., Nelson
Lauphied g. Co Beadles. Wingo & Co. ~s-s sas'i
SHREvEroRr.-B. u. johnson, Banker; =
Wimbery, Ardis g. Co., Hamilton g. Co.. !,
Wholesale Merchants, Cumming, Morrison 81 :
Co., +. H. Morris. Druggist, Gregg g. Martin, =
Jessup, Marsh T. Virgins, Hyams & Kennedy .ses.
Issues Policies on all the improved plans. -
No restrictions on travel residence within -
the settled limits ofthe UnitedStstes, British
North America or Europe. as
All policies non- forfeitable for their eguita~
bic value. Liberal deductions made on Minis. =
tiers. - + s--- .
Active, intelligent gentlemen wanted as
agents in every Parish. 2
Medical Examiner, Monroe, DR.. STROLLER q
MIC y =
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

The Pfussiau Rear Threatened By Mos
covite Hordes Now Gathered on
the Frontiers.

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o. s; cor -. .s.m;.;;on $500 rnS;nc. -
~h;aI, ~ns,iS ' m.Ia ha. The onI~ Gom;n.ns
,owsr ~ Fu,o,s 7. .,s he d,;ty Of other
o,.e, " =. .x - ,,,I;cs - .r~r.n-
$780,. ~ - 49, $3.50 e.. dtsn.;.,on e ,La
Ga-"..n E,,n;.en
r . -, In ta,e,.;o, ,,f d.. motto , ss.;,,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
REVENUE REFORM -!
TO VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS.

DELTEvING THAT THE PRESSURE 80
DTaxation has at last driven the people tosxam-
inc the principles uIspn which they taxed, and
thai the further this examination is carried, the
deeper VIII grow the popular conviction tina. f,rs
Of taxation " hich has entaiiei Widespread dstr.--
In nearly every branch Of industry must be radi-
cally wrong. the American Free frade League feed
that they can DO the public no greater sryc. than
tn furnish il with documents, facts, anil figure.
concerning the operation ~ the tArfn. They have,
therefore, prepared Gr gratuitous distrl, ion the
following tracts, which will be sent on receipt of
six CENTS for postage:
Opinions Of Distinguished Men upon Free Trade !;
On the Collection Of Revenue, by Edward Atkin-
syu The Fallacies Of Protection, by Frzneis Lie.
The Leagues Address to the American People
How TO Form Free Trade lIeasgRs; The Free Trad.
speech of L. N. Chamherlin, Candidate Of the
state, Tho ''rarses" Letters The Tarim ~ II is,
and As it should be; How the High Tariff oPpres-e-
the Poor; Freedom Of Trade esfed by the Expert
cnee Of England and France; American Industry
and the TariH-anA brilgneDsof Wells Report f,r
1860; No British Free Trade, Protection To Native
Pies; The American Carrying Trade, Free Trade
and our Farmers; To fhe Manufacturers Of the
Unted ssates; Facts ibf FREQ Traders; A Home
Nzrket-GrAin cheap and Goods dear.
platform Of the American Free Trade League .
Address - the American feoIae; The Free Trad.
League tn its SSbscJihers and the I'm lie; Protee-
ton; Protection and Monopoly; Protect Me.
cents for ost.ee, BY .ppIiratfgn 10
NAHLON SANDS, ESQ.,,
Secretary Of the League.
No. Nassau street, New York
Per,ons willing h art Distributors will h. sup
piled on application gratuitously; but the con-
ributoas IL tsfriends are the League only sup
port, all are requested " give the cause What they
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Apprchensi0ns Of Trouble In Union
C0nnsy aaiOn from the Gov.
efnOr.
st. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-The Rspnbiioan's
Washington telegram says: Radical reports
assert that there are serious apprehensions of
trouble in Union County, South Carolina,
and that an outbreak is expected. They de-
clare that bands of armed men from Geor-
gia and North Carolina Intend to invade the
borders; and that, if they desire warm re-
ception, they can have it. The Radicals are
anxious to get mp a war in the State for 70
litical effect North The Governor has
issued proclamation concerning the Illegal
assemblage Of armed men in Newberry and
Laurens counties, who, the proclamation
states, are moving under the command Of
military leaders. They are called upon 10
dispense and proceed to their homes, q else
the law providing for imprisonment in the
penitensiary, of such parties, will be enforced.
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THE WEST.
Huicide Of the Discoverer Of C0nsst0c
IH silver LodeCOl0ro4O RW1r.

SujeSde 0f the Diseoyerer Of ConnstOck
silver LodeLCOl0ra4o rN1r.
HELENA, NJ. T., September Oh. d.
Comstock, the discoverer Of the COmstock
Silver Lode, Nevada, suicided on the 18th
inst near Bozaman, Montana, by shooting
himself through the head with a pistol.
Cause, temporary insanity.
DExvER, September e9.-The Territorial
Fair is progressing with large attendance.
Among the articles exhibited are the largest
silver button and the largest gold brick ever
produced, the silver button Weighing 1,l4l
pounds; coin value so, 900. The gold
brick weighs Us pounds; value $50, 600.
An excursion train train leaves Denver
tomorrow for st. Louis, together with most
Of the articles on exhibition here TO be
entered at the St. Louis Fair.
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ST. LOUIS.

Projected Mammoth Depot and Hotel
the fair-Census- Cspitol CONVEX
ton.
SAINT LOUIS, Sept. 2S-The project Of
erecting an immense building, to cover three
blocks on Washington Avenue, from Filth
to Eighth streets, and TO include a..Merchauts
Exchange, a:.grand Hotel, and Union Rail-
road depot, has taken definite shape, and
will be Carried out. Complete plans were
submitted to the Executive committee, of the
building company to-day, and approved by
the committee, and number Of promi-
nent citizens invited to examine them. The
building will be 929 feet front, and 226 feet
deep. Sixth and Seventh streets, will run
through it under arched ways. The probable
cost, three millions.
One attractive feature of the Fair next
Monday, the opening day, will be the pres
ence of Il, 900 public school children, by in
vitation Of the President of the Fair AssO-
citation. All fine stock exhibited at Iowa
and Illinois State Fairs will come here.
The census takers return 3D., 600 as the
population, and enumeration not yet COM
pleted. ..
Governor McClurg to-day appoint
Cd six delegates at large, and three
from each Congressional District to
represent Missouri in the National Capital
Convention, to be held in Cincinnati, OctO-
her 25th. Delegates at Iarge-Hon. X. T.
Van Horn, Hon. John +. Benjamin, Hon.
Zen +. Loan, Hon. n. ]. Coleman, Hon.
John Hogan, and Hon. J. F. Leavett.
Sixth District-A. II. Quincy, Hon. J. NJ.
McMichaeL, and Hon. J. S. Foreman.
Seventh District, Hon. J. b. Harper, Capt.
Joe Thompson Ond Jas. McFerran. Fourth
Di.trict-IIon. S. S. Doregon, X. J.
McElhaney, and Hon. J. NJ. Filter,
Political The Repuhlican (EeWslsa-
per- Genes out for Gratx Brown
lsnse Rail-.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 29-The st. Louis Re-
publican comes out this morning for b. Gratz
Brown, the Liberal Republican candidate for
Governor; it says: Accepting present posi-
ton of Mr.. Brown and his colleagues on the
Liberal Republican ticket as cere, and
giving them our warmest symTathics in their
separation from the majority Of their party,
We shall labor rs faithfully their elevation to
Office as VIC once opposed every man of them.
Whatever may he the promises of the Radi-
Gals who march under the banner of McClurg,
we are bound to recognize them as the only
legitimate heir OF the proscripive party
whose head, Senator Drake, is now traversing
the State with. the same malignant hatred TO
Democrats in his bosom that marked his
ccursc ever since the beginning of the late
war;
The Liberal Republicans Of the Eighth
District nominated JAS. G. Blair for Con-
gress, and the Democrats of the Third Dis
trict nominated J. Il. Mccormick for re-
election.
The Red Stockings, of Cincinnati, beat
the Unions, OF this city, yesterday, % TO l.
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rhar,aaceutica. Preparation. Tho proper nans
given, and IL y Tho most active which can be
made; II is Endorsed aSa cure by al medical works,
fr such disease recommended BY the Proprietor.
II Is pleasant in s taste and oior, ee from an in
jurou. properties. and h taken BY Adults and Chill
dren, II Il Tonic. Diuretis, Blood Purifying, and
Invisorstng. Enfsebied and deliesss constitutions
Of both sexea win And II fhr more strengthening
than any q the Preparations Of BARK or Iron.
See Nsiiesl properties contained In DispensstMy
o( the United States. Of which the following Il .
correct copy: ...
BUCHU.-IsOdr Is stroag, diAdsive, and some
what aromatic its Taste Is bitteish, and analogous
10 that II mint. II II given chiefly in complaints
Of the Urinary Organs, such - Gravel, Chronic
Ca,arr Of the Bladder, morbid irritation Of the
Bladder and Creshn, disease Of the PrDtrate
Gland, anil Retention or the Inocntinence Of Urine.
from a loss 81 tone In the parts concerned in its
evacuation. II has also been recommended In Dys-
p-psia, ChUuie Rheumatism, Cstaneous Affections
and DroT~y.
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THE Kansas State Temperance Society
meets in Annual Session, at Topeka, We'd
nc-day, Oct le, 1870, beginning at palf-past
o'clock, pm. All temperance societies
and churches on Temperance principles, are
requested to send three delegates to said
meeting. The railroads give half-fare tickets
to delegates. G. s. DEARBORN, Prest.
State papers please copy.
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Word In Favor Of Corporations.
Generally, people claim that corpora
tions have no souls" and generally people
act upon that idea, and base all their deal
incs and actions with agents Of corporations
as if they were soullcss. The idea-the ar.
gument-is wrong, and to such an extent Ina.
it been carried, that it is almost impossible
for representatives Of a corporation to get
common Justice mcted out to their company.
Courts, juries, and even the public crowd
them to the wall in every instance, acting .
if they were benefited by prosecuting them,
when they are actually the Losers thereby
IL an agent Of a corporation steals, embez-
zles, or is guilty of breach Of trust, a il
his deficit cannot be explained, in nine cases
out of ten, he has the public sympathy,
and receives assistance to evade the Law and
the corporations. The judge may in
some cases, instruct to bring in verdict OF
guilty, where an offender is tried, but friends
petition, weak officials, and the convict j.
turned loose TO prey upon Others again. Cor
porations suffer losses. They exrend money
to arrest, bold and convict. The public
oppose prosecution, extend sympathy
to the ielon, and encourage others to feel
that stealing is not so bad after all. The
result is that corporations knowing this,
themselves are obliged to protect their inter.
es,s by compromising and hushing numero,,,
defalcations. Thieves do not often reform
honest men seldom steal. Now the publ.
have an interest and a groat interest in pro
tecting corporations of all kinds. They have
m Interest IN keeping up good Fire De
,partmeui; it decreases insurance. They
have an interest in economy of every de
scrip,ion and name-every thing conneete.
with the public-every thing in fact that i
Necessary 10 the commercial ccmmunity
The public have 10 ray in the end Ior ever
thing. Every Government deficit has to b
made up. Every public corporation de6ci
has to be made up in some way. The gran
total loss has to be pro rated and distributed
The Gover~msut taxes for tiese-corTtFV
tons do the same. People complain q
Government taxes, hut the Governmen
must be maintained. You complain of III
tariff rates Of every corporation, but thei
expenses and losses must be met. Tn
people must have facilities, they must pa
for them. They ask for composition 70
opposition. Opposition starts, waivers an
fails. They meet the same obstacles the
lack sympathy and support. PilfereI
msH be he'd up to- the ieht. BurglaI
and robbers must be punished
Kansas is crowded with them. Ask tn
authorities to drive these desparadoes q
and they say there is no law. They canno
do anything until a robbery is committed @
. murder done. Then the same course i
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The great Bloni Purifier and Deliciou. Drink,
WARMERS VINUM WIFE, OK WINE OF
LIFE, 10 nee ffvm any poisonous drugs or imP,s-
rites, being preparei for those who require stIu-
ulant II is splendid appetizer and tonic and the
finest thing in the world for purifying the blood II
is the most pleasant and delicious article offered
to the public, far superior To brandy, whiskcy,
wine, bitbers, any other article. 1t is more
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female
young or oil, can sake the Wine Of Life. II is in
fact, life Preserver. Those who wish TO enjoy
good health and free aow Of lively spirits, will do
we'll u take the Wine Of Life IL is different from
anything ever before in Use. Ii is sold by drug
gifts; also At all respectable saloons. Price One
Dollar, in quart bottles.
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LosT.-John Warren Owen and Matilda
Owen, Of Onarga, Iroquois County, Illinois,
desire to obtain information Of their son,
Charles Owen, timer, who disappeared
from New Orleans about twenty years ago.
Exchanges will confer favor by copying
this notice.
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s We mentioned on commencing

pursued as we mentioned on commencing
this article.
What remedy is there for this stealing,
this ROBBERY? California has found it. Hone
thieves know the penalty-the redress. Let
him steal a mule; and he is hung. Let him
steal SO, 900, and he is acquitted and ap-
plauded.
When people are Indifferent to corpora
tons they are Indifferent to their own inter
est. 1t is personal to each one OF ". And
it stands to reason that every merchant and
shipper, should take an interest, in the men
who Represent corporations and encourage
the steady, temperate, moral ones, and assist
to root ont the careless, corrupt and rotten
ones. There is not a Government, Railroad
or Express Superintendent but would thank
you for information warning them of bad
men. You must know that corporations
would not willingly or knowingly employ bad
men. There is too much at stake. Fas
men should he quoted below par. Insolent
representatives should be reported to their
superiors.
Agents should be respected and supported
in the discharge :of their duties and
in following rules laid down for them.
Patrons should be reasonable: both have
their rights, both have their wrongs. Super
intendants cant be everywhere, nor can they
know every mans habit, but the public can
and do know the general character Of all
employees and should assist in exposing the
unworthy.
THE CENTRE.-IIere is the loadstOne-not
in Boston, nor any other Of the small cities
along the sea. The centre il where every
thing good to eat floods in. We draw on
California needles, VIC admit) for great ap-
pies and huge pears; on the crystal streams
of the Rocky Mountains for speckled trout;
the plains for buffalo steaks and antelope
chops; Texas and the Indian country for
fresh beef; the Chesapeake for Cone River
and Lynn Haven Bay oysters; the
great lakes for fresh white fish and lake
trout; and the Columbia River for great,
splendid, delicious salmon. Oh, yes, and
Chicago for celery. This last mention il q
humiliation. Gardeners, here in this last
discovered Paradise of the market, permit
ting the people Of this city to cat celery rails
ed in Chicago! Amazing.
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VIZ notice the managers Of the 81. Louis
Fair, taking pattern from the programme Of
the IHavenworth Fair, extended an invita-
tjon 10 the Public School children to attend
their exhibition for one day. Lcavenworth
leads the West f-'.' a.
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THE STATE OF KANSAS,

THE STATE OF KANSAS, -
IeavenwOrfh County,
In the probate Court in and fur said County.
In the matter Of the Estate Of
Emanuel IsIlari, Deceased ..F
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LET
~ TIERS 6f administration have been cr-in'e-i ~ tn,
undersigned On the Estate Of Emanuel Billiard, late
Of said County, deceased, by the Honorable, III.
Probate Court Of the County and state aforesaid
dated the nth day of August. A. u. 1870. Now, all
persons having claims against the said estate, are
hereby nothesi, that they must present TIA.
TIL. undersigned ,r allowance within one year from,
the date ri said letters. or they may he pre,uIe.i
from any benefit Of such estate, anil that il surh
claims he exhibited within thrre years after the
date Of said letters, they shall I've forever barr.
LOUISA +. DIfLARD, Aim TX
Of the Estate Il Emanuel Di,ari, Deceased
Ieayenworth City, August ", 1870.
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BAzAiNEa ARMY 1-'-t
IS encamped in four difieren; places.



MILWAUKEE, September S.-The VIZ
consin State Fair opened yesterday unier
the most favorable auspices, and exceeds, in
eyery department, any previous exhibition.
In connection with the Fair, the soldiers of
Wisconsin are having grand reunion. All
the old regiments are fully represented and
marched through the city to-day, carrying
their old banners and tattered fsg- It has
been great day with them, for many had
not met since the rebellion. Senator Car
penter delivered an eloquent and stirring
Grafton to I'm in the morning. The "a
nous war Eagle cold Abe" formed an i'm
portsnt feature Of the procession.
Hon. Horatio Seymour, Of New York,
who Is on his way east, has accepted an in
vitation to remain during the Fair, and will
deliver an address, at Il O'Clock on Thur
day. -s..r..--.. s.lf -.,l -..,.L r., Al,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
1T D nS1ntccR.T

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of LeavenwOrth,
In the District Court of the First Judieial District
Of the State Of Kansas within and for said County
OfLeavenworth.
Thomas s'e s' s''''ss - No. s,os,.
Thomas c. Stevens, Defendant.
Df VIRTUE OF, AND IN ACCORDANCE
ID with order Of the above entitled Court ma.,.
in the above entitled cause the sixteenth day OF
June, A. ID. 1s10, will, ON Tuesday, the first day
of November, A. d. 1870, at two " clock p. OF
that day, at the Court House door in the City Of
Leayenwszth offer for sale, and ssll to the highest
bidder or cash in hand ut tine u sal all the right
Stevens, in and to the following named Claims
credits, mites and accounAa which came To nv
hands and possession as Receiver in the above en-
titled cause, appearing to be due by and from
dry persons to the late firm Of Carney 4 Stevens
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THF water IL 70 low in the Missouri river
that nearly all the boats have Withdrawn
from this trade, and arrivals are few and far
between. a'i
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The Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston
Railroad will be completed to lola, Allen
County, by October 10Th.

JUDGE T. G. SEARS has been nominated
az candidate for State Senator by the R7mb-
licans of the District composed Of Franklin
and Anderson Counties.
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E1GldENAGOGUE.

wAHNER'S EMMENAGU Is the only art-
ele known 10 the Whites. liz will in every
case. Where is the family in which this mror-
tant medicine Is not wanted Mothers this il the
greatest ble.1ng Offered YOU, and you should
Immediately procure it. II is also sure for
female Irregularities, and may he depended upon
i'm every case where the monthly flow has isen oh
struct.d through cold diSsas,. Sold by druggists
Price tine Dollar. OR sent by mail receipt OF One
DOLLAR and quarter.
ADDRESS $40 STATE ST, CHICAGO.
may1Swf0S
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
$1,000 Per WEEK
FOR SALE.

EHARM FOR SAILED ACRES rRAIEIE--
l. Improved \ few miles from Fairmount Sta
ton, Iravenworih County. 81, GG9 cash down.
It'd l j. A. BlACKNAN.
Earmount. Kansas. auSldsw