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perfect civilization. holer religion, human brother
no Cd such as past has knOwn-hs singer who
shall fill the ideal world with forms Of eternal beauty
srew its armament with spiritual constitutions with
glorious and stars of which the spendors Of the
material universe are but passing symbol"
Few invitations OF the past Winter have awakened
keen interest those which this given out
TO select few TO listen TO Mr. Henry James Ralph
Waldo Emerson. The two men differ widely in faith
in manner. in method Of thoughts in short. each so
individual that there plenty of for conjecture
to what the would about the other The paper
by which this questioning interest satisfied Was one
Of the most sincere, sweettempered, and rev.
erent essays in personal criticism to which ]
have ever listened. Mr. James began with the impress
sion which the Concord seer produced upon him when
they first met full 30 years ago. in NewYork, where
Emerson was reading course of lectures These Mr..
James diligently attended seeing the philosopher the
same time often in private and becoming what he has
since remained bis loving bondman. To solve the
problem Of Emerson's fascination became earnest
pursuit; but 1t was far easier TO say what
the charm not II was not intellectual
mastery, conventional graces, for Emerson had M
command none of the ordinary of concatng the
sefleve Of other men. One thing only certain his
influence was intensely personal "If this were a
woman should be to fall in love with her." was
the frequently recurring thought which gave the first
clue TO the solution OF the riddle For you could not
know Emerson intimately or even hear him frequently
without feeling the spell Of his intense personality And
yet his demeanOr upon the platform is modesty itself
His deferential entrance upon the scene, his look
Of inquiry at the desk and the chair, his resolue
rummaging among his embarrassed papers, his
ainty and irresouton he rises speaknO maiden's
shyness ever appealed more potenty 10 your
and admring sympathy. Then, as bis words flow on,
now loud. now low and you watch his clear eloquent
eye. his attent face which toward some other
world whence whispers OF inspiration come 10 him. how
the charm OF his personality grows and grows upon you
The Difference OF Mr.. EmersOn's mind is a prominent
quality. No man OF half his reD0wD was ever 80
gracious he 10 the claims OF others His worship for
men OF science knowledge Is great that he even
seems TO estimate the scientific mind as, II anything
beyond the phiosophic He Is debtor 10 the man who
gives him new fact and his Indebtedness lac will not
forget or hesitate TO acknowledge His influence is per
sODa too You instincvey desire TO please him you
would beautiful woman. You cannot read his books,
especially when you young and ardent without being
6red with noble ambition to begin TO lead a perfect
life. No one else 80 shows you the dignity Of clean
living. Following him, may grow disheareDed, by
and by, for he ~ no sch06lDaser and II you want
act guidance YOU VIII not find IL there But be inspires
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r.cts" With is hsFi task asd s.Efls ap snssas-sou
ssploced b anDh1sssre 1ifd nile IN arcunfer
sscs-H1ssal Ha6 ~ AT galssis. psivses eskIbitie.
halh s,srk ps.s sss6 Nd 81 ~ Sr.phss.saa q N
pruning hook d here apply illustrated
The Of this day closed with bnody feat mt
the bis About O'Clock E.ag Of rolzhs bsoth -
engaged n nee 1Hht and Dea Geo. Rortn and Pc
BFnoks fatally stabbed Their places win Dos b
Rssass e 4: City ~ ind Fourth Street .b... with
gloroas prufusion q sts All the principal Fourth
and Fith Street retz h0ses luinatcd ard thrown
open fur inapection II visitoss
We walk ste ysecards. md H. the dismoud. the Jew
Ella the rtfed Ii.fe were ecoaxh - 1aks NJ moan like
dazxl~d many faif naideas eye gorgeous punch bowl
dsae IN ailves. oap<issted mine.
c. Barr Cas 500 600 retail stock Of dry gosds drew
Continuous Of interested Observer silks o that
6ne which stands end like the quilts upoa ths
frsttsd porcupinein all u new .sd decate tnis es
on thst have NO nsne e1seps In the lodstes parhDce
laoss Il the the vasnenpee and tArd sksv upuu
which the Persian hon haA wrought h easSesa sci-
only d so Suits b ustrsus fabc-ea pepo.ise heavily
rufsA and tinnsd b h. kind-an thess and many
beauties and wopdora brought the lush Of antcp
on 70 some cheeks While e vas only sour erapes to the
naas of impeeunious spectators
Henry wilsnn the gentleman from Massachusetts, pro-
poses n tell tonight SaeaGefest Hall what be
known sisut the Pennsylvania e,poon He had better
Wet
In eur perecripations ws have met WIN. Mann and A.
G. Sanborn Of Troy. Capt Joe Brovne J. r Villa John
A. Do1mD md John Deuschle Of B. Joe, Gea Campbell
ST. Joe d. c. T. R.. n. O. Nelson now located here in
charge Al the extensive house Of Bignal Bro w. B.
Stone -Kanass City Planter; C. N. Rix Topeka and
ny others u ---I--
Our inprssaioa h r. Louis Il bg thing On ioe and
bound n vim We svitd circulate arosnd the
ner = take little soscthing ssd Nd yea Eaa night
IARK TAPLEY.
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(For the CkisC.)

SAINT LoUs. October n. 1872.
Since Caesar lent the sanction Of his imperial
hs .ps of The have formed no
In the If indeed the civilization Of the
Ne have Is true been informed recently BY sundry
wiseacrrs that the Fairs o to day the immediate DE-
where the ne fabrics and spices Of the East met the
ceras Of the West the Basass Of CoostantnoPle and
BILE chvac pedigree Of descent frum the Gada-
tor.i ring Of Rour. and the recent bull aghts Of
However that may be- the American Fair IL useful
in .prs.dIs the q Y.ns:s nss..i,y and Id
localities they essrntiao e exercise Of American
III. ST. Loai. Mechanical and Agricultural Association
bid: fair to rys E. eaosss and 70 .hox
up e. ns ss" 81 sas ,Ss y the
To-day is the great day-an basiness closed and like
the c.rniva Of sd gias the whole population is upon
One hundred and ay thousand psrs.es have here
very air is airs With the hum q Voices machinery and
Her, the Caronas with their cosoaa meet their anti
and Maine exchange beef for f.cnsy bsdy
Ct S' .IS . III. se1
What DO you think Of the eoesps.e saeh Sasrs AZ %
Ian, This stake has brought herr fur hundsd Iales
the chece.t cotton cm all the Stases in the triangle form
plays full Mpe~she has in this p.uct Alone an element
Of gcaness which should rreca her nom the log cabin
Tls ..inal.iio. cotton raising |. much til. o..
ect in this liberal premium bring together
the eott nterst Of the West and induce ta
this valley Georgia has fscsFicseach
Ing % Per cent dividend why can not 81. Louis have
premium Of 5000 and the proceeds q tobacco lot
tery scheme s to be awarded the se.s le:f taSanes
The Geological COLLECTIONS ilating the beandless
wealth TREASURED tn the bowels At thu valley may he TAX
among the leading attractioea Lad and iron ore
from this STATE q pure .so.s - eeai Sssht .. 1T
Including sraaite and ns.hle-visA Pys q irus and
many curious speemens-fom Q csle6foa worthy royal
museum.
The Ant Gallery beyoad critics. description
but Jean de Arc life sire in oil and the Yoeemte Valley
bcth exhibited by Pettes and Leothe noted faml
lar historical charactera.
In the ring some fne blood and god sPeed greeted .
hundred thousand Eager asA drew sPpause from
multitude Of thruata Pilot Temple bsoaeht down the
blue ribbon and thousand dollars for dime but
ing the short Of four hundred yard track he fail
ed 10 come within a3s. which cnst % the ciSars
The noble red men, drew attention. They
the Brue Sioux route interview the Great Father
and scaneed from the Prua Band the familiar In
dian eature Indian paint and blanket and heard the f.
miar 'ughs we thought II they would only "rsse the
heen both instructive and amusing and have lent
the days sport
But detail. q % much cannot g inee country nsvss
per. II must be seen 20 b approached
The grounds occupy seventy A n Tie suburhs Of The
city reached by two nes a bore carsffe ten centa
Many Of your readen exin rcnenbf Cd -Bestoa Bsr.
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From Welt River.

WOLF RIvE:, October 3ist. 1917.
sions u the late delegate election together with pro
ecednes If the County Convention at Troy and
little notice Having learned that the Price
had S s1'5r up s in 70 the
determined To give them fair chance at the election
b putting on two Who vsr. then Price men ss Judges
I'll there had not been vote cast for than haf
as sSs, ~ 81. II, and n
snss , one rSrI after The poll. were essd
than half an hour brr. the pos we're eo.ed and %ss
standing close the polls when n c. Nelson declared the
pG. sd and then could have voted bu. be ssgsshsr
would not have complied with the provisops
Do%nes. hence they ia not os to r"se MI WEIGH
had been in than hour before the close the
honey Greeley men; two are D.p.s no. having been in
America six months and having their naturalization
papers even declaring their intentions to become c
M Price the champion Of the ring happened to at
: .., iii nth 81 ms
the election of his dergstes; and Messs Wood
es o. eRss Il. e"un
Prices delegates beaten from to Is votes Honora
1s s % ss
auds Va: Perperated known TO corrupt As
der the cal. 70 60 behind tho Judges Of eiectSn :. their
certificate alone determined who the delegates were
Sension eoad have .y doss have been declare
them vacant they met having the under any Con-
ventiOnal rule N MI their places with others who had
certificates Of election. But Mr. Price the chaupion Of
Ring in his speech before the Convention rcd the
pretended adavts Of eight voters who prevented
om voting by the POLLS hing closed too In the
Of weeh and P this 10 false as they both had been in
town lang enough b vote.
But Mr.. Price who In ex-Judse. and Attorney at
law and knowing Parliamentary rulea In that Par
ancutary rules violated in the motion exclude
delegates from voting In the Temporary organization Of
the Convention with their certificates Of election in their
pockets and that all Law and rule violated in the In
PRODUCTION Of the afdava they taken in VI
olaton II law in the e"ntestee But the A.
adavits lack two e.s-nti. inEeent Wig the statement
that they resided in Wolf River Township and had resided
there thirty days prevous the holding of the Conven
ton; and under the call the adavits should have set
forth the fact th.t legal notice had bcen served the
and that they the voter would have supported the
National q the Republican party; hence the a
6davits worthless in court tribunal whatever
where justice had anything tn do Now charge tho
whole corruption Of that Convention those who
the spokesmeu IL that Ring WHO knew they du
ping the unwary who not awyers did not know
Parliamentary ruea In regard to the bolt would say
that Mr. Dreaming had n Of the legally elected
in that Convention and II that 10 mot majority Of -
have studied mathematics tn no purpoee Believing that
the people have been led long enough by the Troy clique
and appealing them correct the by their hal
lots next Tuesday, Subscribe ourseif FAIR PLAY.
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(Fov he CkisJ.)
RRON SENECA


Llbssa1s - Ne0aha Ceaasy.
SENECA October 9sth ls.a
EDrroa OF CHKv As your paper Il now . necessity.
:S yi;.o. .%osE 90. PoPs and believing ,h.;
papers this line Rarnsd We think h proper that the
Of our growing country and village should
not had run q the past .ess"o out With
the eoa.tr has grovn sassdiy n healthy md pros
q coee.dsd BY all parties here that Nesah. County
vi give l,sge majority for Grant md The State ticket
handsome majority. Many that hurr.hed for Greeley
When be vas soninated nov deny the charge and say
.sTr two months later. i do not believe Greeley nan
could be found In this section.
thing ofthe p.s Only the little To-. Of tIi. great up
hcaving has yet been found In midst and although
ss 9. hs
u: animal CREATION the most prominent Of which held the
a. n. ssesnd has BEEN
standing far County since earliest
.hen he received the somnstioa BY .Dr. fovser
rhch name We i use a y. prefer NAT 70 Ie Per.ona
IN Ss n
unsssine: - HE hsndsmen viii be held liable for his
County Attorney and ~er. not for some Of s f.uts
he would be considered ordinary man The fifth corn
n. sso oos nS and cr
the School Board the latter given him for honor he
s rss IL. m ID o
sentative against Sconeld nominee the Republican
i
ict believed that they viii be gracefully scoopcd In
that At time the Liberals considered the matter Of
cutting Cd the frat hut DR. Towser said would
ruin the toe" IL allowed tn remain. The second
..."ss g = more than The rest !, W.. rec
ommended BY the party physcian Dr. Towser that it be
nominated for County Treasurer. which, II succesRul
would Be Of great benefit 70 the oe The operation
ed unsuccessfu and although the corn much
that The operation next time should be more sneoes.iu
The third corn Ia very small and a. portion Of the
has grown the rst and second Il has not
injured the very much The fourth corn il Of old
stsndinE sad has ecoe part of the in this
found the bone and In the 6rs the sinsw. The h
10 Of bat little consequence II up In bunch bo-
tween the rst and second peels OF with but lit
e injury The sixth corn quite troubiesome from the
suppnsrd 70 be under the nall and the operation
mended by the Doctor in progress but IL s feared
that the result viii be fatal weakly and
body. BOB CAESAR.
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The erens Of the County who propose planting orch
ards will nnd to their advantage to give their patronage
T. Snyder Of the Prairie Nurseries, 1t Highland whs
heeps perhaps the largest stock in the State and fur
nish them low rates the class Of trees b
purchased at from Of the leading Nurseries Of the
try. Mr. has had long experience in the business in
this Cosnty and has Thorough ksowedge If all the var
cites adapted this climate Parties who deal with him
may that al. orders will Be filed with the variety
wanted He keeps everything to be found in rstcasa
Nursery socits patronage Of the public Apply
to the proprietor
Z. SNYDER, Highland Kansas.
Or to C. G. BRIposs Troy, july 1l-tE
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Sheriff. Proclamation
OF GENERAL ELECTION.
STATE OF KANSAS, (ss
poxBHAx CouxIY -


M Sssse u Esassa y ~ b Whom eAs Pssssass sAsu
Cone-Gresis1:
x IOw Yk Thst I e.nuel Ns1uilkea. eAcgif 4 De-
n ipAaa Colsty kanaaA By virsss q satAs3ty IN -
veseed - by ts Rsoa9sesa givs pabdc safes list =
the Iaeadsy sacceeAinG the lsst Moody IN Noveae
D. le1 thefs viii be held GsDeeal Blectisa nd tAe o.
a thas tine Ia be ehasen follswA sewit:
Three Representatives In Coeeresa Goversoe. Lies
SECRETARY Al State Auditor of susie
Treasurer of State Attorney General Justice q tAe
Suppress Court Stafe Superintendent II Public Inssrue
tia Senator ffvm District Ne I. Probate J.aes
Clerk q the District Court Ceanty Sgperinten9sst q
Public Inssructica Ce.nty Attorney Jedse g ne Da.
Presadet and Vice Pre.idest q The unsd SeseeA Mon
Sst q he Aocse e q ~ Laast.s 'o
And votes d elsetns for nd se9 IN b ressvsA q
the polls Of each Election DissricS IN sad County
There win ass Be subnied % the electoss the peoPn
ions ?" pecSht ssses roa running q large vitAn u
hoaede Of DuqpAan County ~ III the Poor Pam q
In witness whsrcsl have heFeunso 81 NJ ha.d ~
ece q Troy. nd Coanty this It'll dsy a Octsbes
d. lSs1 SAMUEL NAQuILKEN.
setl7wa eAHi9 q DssiPAaR Cssnty, KassaA
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Erperisneed Bed Ase.ts s.d Cansa.ser::
w I'm all p.vts II the u. s IN sell THE MEMOIR OF
ROGBR BROOKE FAHEr, Chi<f Ins1irs - sb~ s~p--..~
Court Of the o. s. ~ No book heretofore Published in
this country Hach light upon Constitutional
and Political History II Is work Of extraordinary inter
and of value to the Historian the Lawyer
politician and every class of intelligent
rraders lSod by Subscription only-Excinsive Terri
tory given.
For Tsrms for Life Of TANEY-Lhe At GEx LEE &c,
address at once MURPHY CO. Publishers, Baltimore
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SPECIAL NOTICES
on MARRIAGE.

Happy 1aEsf for Young Han from the shects Of
Errors and Abuses In early life Manhood restored Ner
debility cured Impediments 70 marriage renoved
Xev method AZ srcssaent New and rsasrkae renedies
Books and circulars ssut free In sealed esvelsgeA
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth
ST.. Philadelphia Pa nay -. My.
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MEETING AT WHITE CLoUp-There was . spirited meet
ing at White Cloud Monday night which was well at
landed the bad weather Speeches werc
made by Holt A. Larzelere C. c. Brdges j. H. Long,
+. H. Dreaming and Capt Z. Fleming The people Of
White Cloud are determined wipe with their votes
the sgrsce put upon them by the sale Of Of
their delegates in the County Convention.
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a.tocrs1s-The Charter Oak Stoves are becoming such
v.r,. fsvorisea making their way into - many
bea.ehods that looks they were destined to cover
the face of the land the Iocusts Of Egypt Unlike them
they are blessings instead Of Piagaes and We
w,.b snesd 10 tho cousumnation.
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For the small sum Of Eve cents. you can buy cigar
Of Shepherd good cigar sd for ten cents any
where else In town-fact.
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- Shepherd has just received some genuine Pure u
der Vinegar from the East which he viii guarantee 70 DC
.straight goods."
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FIRE IN Iowa TowNsHP.-Last Friday night the h"nss
an the farm of Bolivar Beeer Cedar Creek about three
mile. from White Cloud occupied by Jcssph Biaff vas
burned down. portion of the household goods were
ssved The Gre supposed to have been canssd BY the
h,;n, ont Of nue Il was insured in the Etna for 81
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- Hildreth Smith in town, with their Photo
,r,ph outfit and will BE- psased to the Poe
lie with anything in the line Of their Profe.a"o 'ae
,.-..d r,.s Of the Post Office where they yin re-
Il. I'm, . abort time Call
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On all taxes remaining unpaid ON the 10th day
Of January next, = penalty IF 10 per cent will be
added.
Taxes on Personal Property, remaining unpaid
on that dizzy, will he collected by warrant in the
hands Of the Sheriff. as required by Law.
ROBT. TRACY, Co. Treasures.
TROY, Oct. cath, 1S72-3t
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r,~-we caIi attention to the card Of W. n Aa.n'
.,ep Of the Big Saddle He does better vfk ana s'.
a. r,,ye IT. For anything in the Saddle and bar
-. linz IN for him.
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noNIPHAN COUNTY pIRECToRY.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. F.

..sn<k I. o. o. F.
8& WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. 6. I. O. Of
- a. r meets q Odd Fellows Hall, second
story Of Van Busknks Building Main Street every Sat
urdsy evening o'clock brothers i'm good standing
cordially inviteds 10 visit the Lodge.
s. n. PERRY, n. G.
GEORGE W. PIKE r. s
HIGHLAND LODGE. No. 81. l. o. O F., meets every
Saturday night In the Myera & C.ose Durg
Store. Highland Kansas F. N. CNkEFER n. g.
p. USKEYEk R s.
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curry or mineral
serious sickness and suffering is prevented BY
their timely use; and every family should
have them on hand for their protection and
proved / them q lie the safest, surcst. and
best Of all the PSiis with which the market
abOunds. by their occasional use, the blood
pcIlcsl. ob.trTctions removed, and the whole
ity Internal organs which become eloEged
and and arc nae .e.Su by uep..;
disease Is changed into health, the value OF
which change, when rcckoned on the vast
mIfuder wh" enjoy g. can h,T,iy &c s SS,
pleasant to take, and preserves their virtues
unimpaired for any length Of time, SO that
nsy are ever hi esn, ,s sSa ,Pe m and orer.
ate without disturbance to the constitution or
diet or occupation.
Fun directions are given on the wrapper to
earh box, how 10 use them as Family Physic.
and for the following complaints, which these
Piiis rapidly cure:-
For DysesI.as or l.sscessssr, !ass.
Sise, they should be taken moderately %
stimulate The stomach, and restore IT. healthy
For IivsS Csopsssus and Its various
symptoms, DelsO0s n1No0Neho. SICK
Headache, JssoAsee or Green stek.
ne.s, niiseas Celae and DslacSs e.
each ease, to correct the diseased action. or
remove the distinctions which cause il.
For Dy.essery or DserrA&ss but one
For 1heaassssu, 00as, Gravel,
Ps1plenstea 81 che Hear, Roin IN
she siae, Back. and Lss.s, they should
the diseased action Of the system. with such
change those complaints disappear.
For Drop.y and Dr0pseea1 Sgel1.
qucni doses 70 produce the effect Of drastic
purge.
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AyersAgueCur

r !; cam An. h .a:ss..:'' ~ 3:
Su1b Ague. Hsfiodioal o. Hilioas Yes
NJ. &c., and 63Dod al the af16ooSo0S
Smah aIiso Aq11A malaRious, mar, -
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF I kANsAs 3ss
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
The Life Association Of America Plaintiff
David F. Colt ct al, }Deisndaut..
NOTICE In hereby given that WILL the ID day Of
IN December A. d. is2 between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock p NJ of said day at the door Of the
Court House. in the city Of Troy in Donphan County State
Kansa offer for sale public auction for cash. the fol
lowing described real estate To wit: The
ter of section eighteen s in tnwnap four 90 Of range
f21 situate In Donphan County State If Kan
taken the property 81 David Gott and offered for
sale the highest bidder for cash satisfy certain judg
and of ecnrd In g Diatrict Court for
DoniPhan County In the State Of Kansas in which the Life
Association Of America 10 Plaintiff and David f. Cot ct al
are defendants
Given under my hand This 3oth day Of October 4. d.
ls7a sssAMUEL MAQUILKEN.
Sheriff VI Duniphan County.
October IL 1s7s-Sw. Prs fee, %.
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wHAr'-Speaking of the collapse ofthe Greeley
fraud, the indianapolis Journal says: "What
shall We compare the Greeley movement to 7
spent ball. squeezed orange, . stsgnant pool,
bursted bubble, . collapsed balloon, broken
reed, fired rocket, last years birds nest, .
rotten egg, sour beer, maggotty cheese, dead dog,
Playcsi-out game, m abortion, . monstrosity, .
freak Of nature, . sickening malformation that
died almost - soon A. it was born"
The Maine farmer whom Greeley advised to
abe patient" has given fair sotice that he can't
hold ont much longer, and must either swear or
bust
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.LsAvKxwoKrH STATE NORMAL ScnooI-"-The hrst
term will Wednesday. September eth II is
desired that every teacher in the State send for esta
logue. Address. JOHN WHEEREL-
auye Leavenworth, Kan.
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TAXES f,R ls7z.

Notice is hereby given that the County 49,
urrr viii attend ct the several voting prSelneIss
Of Doniphan County, Kansas FOR me pun W.
receiving taxes for the year 1871. - f"iio"s'
pslSrsno M.,slsv Novrn,llcr 1Itb,
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-E.rre stock Of Initial Mote Paper just receives
SAepherdsL
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A. F. & A. N.

Ky WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 7s A. 7: & A:
Nv NJ. meets at their Hail. third story Of Weeks
Building the Ievee Wednesday night or before
the Full Moon In each month and every two weeks there
after. r. NJ WILLIAMS, W. NJ
e. W. SaRKvE Sec'y.