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pare dc In route de Ia Chnpele pour 80 rcndre son
humble destination ellie sapercut que Failure de ane
sassonpssait CONNIE jet de- metal ardent qn s6pas-
sit ct dcvent plus lent mesure quill s6loigne din four
mean; grelot, qni usqneA await jot6 dvsa ds-
din 81 fer, 81 6nergiqucment accentu6, ne 0ssat plus
que des soupis entreconp6s pareils vox qni ago
nise Ma grandmere retOurna Ia t6te pour r66rer
Benjamin mais celuci await dsparu, fOndn cnnme une
bOuc de cre, escamOt6, pertiu CONNIE un nvoucherOn
dams respace; pcrsonne pouvait lni d0Hner des
nouvecs. vous devex vons fare idGe du d6pt que
fit eprouver grantImere In disparition subtle de
Benjamin Ellie dit quill m6rtait pas n psne qn0n
prcnait pour b0neur; que insouciaDce Gta in
crable;quc tO9ioursl crOnpra que c6tait marxis
eaux duqnel on pOuvait dOnner un cOur1. Ellie
eut I'm moment envie de rabandonner destin6e, ct
mtme dc plus ui plisscr ses chenises mais son ca
rnctare de- refine cmpOrta ellie await commence II al-
lat qu'ele it Ellie ju dc TetrOnver B~njamin ct de
le conuirc chez NJ Minxit ellie attacher IL queue
de ane Cest par cette femet4 de resolution qnou
meme lcnr An les grandes entsrprisas.
Unpetit paysan, qui gartlaitsexn Tcmbnnche
des denx chemns lui dit qne rhomme rouge ques
await pcrlu Gtait dcscendn, await pen as nm quart
dhcure, ter c village Ma grnd'inerc poussa Anc
dams ccttc direction, 1T tel 6tait laendant que l dom
nait indignation sur Fuailgupelc; Guil se NIT
trotter do lu-mtme par pure Difference FOur 10 cavalier
ct coan,e sIl eit vOulu rendre hommagc son grank
caract&re. 8Ni
cLACDE.TiLLIER.
fLsssshe o~;~c1Aasr SsneArc
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festonne dun cote lombrc des ies, je voudras bicn
y0ir qu'on eat lnsolence de venr m'or v0iture!
4 A ces mots mon oncle se reveila.
Quo itesvous votre oncl,a rove celia ct tort haut:
QUA done celia d<tounant madame George Sand
bien ait RIVER tout haut chptre dun de
reverend pere Spiridion. MGobery na-t- pas rev6
tout haut IL chambre pendant heure dune propo-
sition e copte des Gbats parlementares ct
-memes ne rGyons-nous pe depuis treize one
fait revolution Quand mon oncle navat
pas e tempsd de le jour- par
pcnsatiOn, Il philosOphat en- rvant voiA CONNIE jex
pique e phenomena don't e Icns de vons rapporter le
r&Gultat. s.g
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imperiale, spasme dune minute ct
supreme convulsion de la fOi mo.
narchique, qn'infigeraitala France
envahie Ia coalition royaliste qui
conspire d Versailles.
EtOnnez-vOus maintenant des
revolutions ct de leurs fureurs, d,
echafauds dresses, du sang repan.
du! Denoncez apres celia les de-
magogues ct les communards, ct
lancez ranatheme aux ennemis de
la propriete, de Ia famille ct de Ia
religion! Regardez, ct voyez COM
ment travaillent ces semeurs de
temp6te etces architectes de RUNE
All! lis y won't avec une febrile
ardeur, avec un haineux d6lire, ct
n'ecoutent plus le Nestor qui jadis
calmait leurs terreurs ct entire les
mains duquel lis placerent le gou-
vernail du navire desempare! In
senses que Dieu vent perdre, lis
lassent la patience populaire e.
PRECEDENT d'exemple resprit de re-
volte. Un jour, le bon able de
Genoude, qui r6ligeait sous Louis
Philippe la Gazette de France, cette
venerable donairiere de Ia presse
parisienne, demandait a Armand
Marrast, Athenien de Ia Greece
forissante egare dams Ia France
moderne, 81 Ia Republique revee
par le National aurait un colnite
de salut public.-"N Non, certes, 81
vOus etes sages!'-repondit sim
plement Marrast. C'cst que tout
git Ia, dams les prcce,lcnts, les ira
ditions, les ensignements. On ne
fait plus d'ordre nj dc justice, on
ne sc livre plus qu'aux represailles
ct aux vengeaUes, ct ces meurs
atroces descendent dies sOmmets d
Ia plaine, GInaIent dies aristocra-
ties brillantes ct wont aux sOmbres
multitudes. Les Versaillais, ainsi
qu'on les nomulait dams les clubs
orageux du temps dc Ii Commune,
expliquent ct excusent In Com
mune ct ses actes. Les hOmmcs
du pave avaient done rais0n de sc
defer DIES mcnlbres du parlementi
lis avaient done bien sonde les
occurs, ct leus soupcons n'avaicnt
pas porte d faux sur cette bande
de c0nspirateurs ct de f,cticnx!
PourguOi done ees enthousiastes,
ces ignorants, COS miserables fu-
stiles ct deport6s ct que Won't faire
\ leur tour les ipaves sociales, 81
des ennemis g cruels attisent de
leurs propres mains les flammes
dune revolution nouvelle, ct leur
rendent le champ libre ! On trem-
ble, en- voyant j0uer ayec le feu
res vieux paris, ct ii >des tables
de prescription sont jamais dres-
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sees a leur intention, &C sont eux
qui les auront motivees. lis peu.
vent empirer Petat de la France,
mais cette fOis le chatiment les
atteindra, il sera merite, ct rhis.
toire Y joindra son stigmate ct la
pOsterite So maledictiOn.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-12-14
LA MINORITE ROYALISTE


Depuis 1889, 10 monarchie est
inorte, bien morte en- France. Ce
nest plus qu'un spectre dui secoue
son saaire au ,niliea des vivants,
lnais il agite leur existence ct tr0u.
ble leur repos. A peine s'asseoit-
il sur un tr6ne bacle d Ia late sur
des foundations revOlutiOnnaires,
que ce tr6ne s'ecroule, ct que ce-
lui qui roccupait -rentre dams
le meant. L'Empire ma etc qu'une
forme hybride, tendant a realiser
un conpromis impossible entire le
pass6 ct le present. Aussi, rien.
l'incoherent ct d'ill0gique CONNIE
cette institution transitoire. De
puis longtemps IA R6publique est
dams les idees ct les mGurs, ct &c
fait acquis deyient incontestable
apres les elections qui e sont fai.
tes Iecemment dams le calme de
10 conscience lopahie. II NY
await qua s'incliner devant un
verdict aussi explicite ct eclatant,
4 suivre la marche irresistible du
temps. Lassembl6e de Bordeaux,
clue sous le fer allemand ct ne
repr6sentant qu'un pays e6are,
dcvait se dissoudre en- hate au
lendelnain de In paix, ct ceder Ia
place aux manufactures de In ma
ton y demi delivree du joug de
roccnpation etrangeere. Mais les
princes 1t les c0urtisans sOnt in
corrigibles ct iipplacables, ct re-
tat prccaire della France leur apa-
ru une opportunite favorable pour
ressaisir leur proie. De IA cette
criiminelle coalition des parts mo-
Darchillrs, qui, desesperes par
l'ascandlant denocratique mani
festG de t0utes parts, tentent 4
tout Ilasard un deriiier assault
contrc 4 R6tubliquc. lis ont ras-
sesnble leurs forces Ct les VOLTA
ranges en- bataille, gentilshommes
hgitimistes, boutiquiers Orl6apis-
tes ct prcxenetes bonapartistes.
G Changalnier, le general chanvc
ct. eslente, sieillard fanfaron ct
rillicnlc que Ia toInbc rsclalne,
Changainier ,qui, Ia vcillc meme
lla Deux Decembre, invitait les
rerresentaats du penple . delibe-
rer en- paix sous Ia protection de
son .6p4e, Changarnier commando
Ia legion dies ombress Ducrot est
son lsiteiant, Dnctct qui jurs,
avant une sortie de Paris, de ne
rentrer dams r. capitale assi6gee
que mort Oh vainq1eur, lessus GU
dsnscns = bonciier. Sans dcute,
ils .ouvriront 4 Bazaine II porte
d. - prison pour accomplir unc
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de ces Guvres de trahison on il
excelle. lis ruminent un coup
d'Etat pareil A celui qui reussit an
fOu de Boulogne ct de Strasbourg
contre un peuple enivr6 de glorio-
le ct Uncertain de "a route, ct lis
sont presses d'agir avant que In
masse imposante dies departements
ne les ait paralyses. Et pendant
que ces pretendus hommes d'ordre
bouleversent, par leurs man9u-
vres fantastiques ct sepulcrales,
Ia France qui payait sa dette ct
pansait ses pleasures, le parti re-
publicain, pareil a Ia vraie mere
du jugement de Salomon, Sc resi-
gne ct Sc content, refuse In guerre
civile qui lni est ofierte en- face de
Rennemi que In monarchie a ap-
pele sur le sol de Ia patrie ct qui
souille encore &c sol sacre de sa
presence insOlente ct abhOrree.
Systematiquement exclus de toute
participation an g0uyernement
qu'ils ont. ADVERTISEMENT prepare,
presque tous 6cart6s des affaires,
les republicans acceptent ce regi-
me bizarre ct attendent tranquil
lement que b nation eclairee ct
rassuree les appelle D ses conseils
ct leur dOnne Ia gestion de ses
interets ct le soin de son honneur.
C'est le moment pris, c'est le mi
lieu choisi, &C sont les circonstan-
ces exploitees par les. debris de
frois mOnarcllies us6es, pour pas
ser ume fois encore ce ruisseau
historiqne ct proverbial du Rubi-
con. qui depuis Cesar syinbolise
toute aventure tGmeraire ct cou-
lmble, tout attentat contre les
tlrOits ct les Liberties dun peuplc.
S'ils francllissent cettc Hgne
iraasinairc dn crime, c'est encore
finvasion allemande, ct deja Man
tenffcl fait battre le rappel 4 ses
tr0npes en- retraite, ct Bismark nc
rcmet IN correspondence avec Ia
caricature napoleonienne de CHS
lehunt. Est-ce que l'histoire ne
repcte ct radotc dams l'antiqne
Europe, ct le second Empire vau-
drait-il, commc lc premier, une
expiation ct une double
invasion d Ia mallleurense France !
Chislehurst serait-il unc lie d'Elbc,
ct ls' colonic penitcntiaire de
Cayenne on de Ia N0uvelle- Gale
d0nie serait-elle tenne en- reserve,
CONNIE une autre Salnte- Helene,
"a main grotesqnc qui s'est fourre
dams 70 peau de lion dn Corse pro-
digieux don't repee jets tant de-
clajrs que le monde en- est restG
eblouf pendant un demi-sieclef
Cest pOurtant unc restanr:ltion
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GOELETTE FREDERICK III
!. @:;,As
LOUIS GAZANNO, capitaine.

lie capitaine LOUIS GAzANNo aydnt
flxG son domicile 4 St-Jcan-B Baptiste,
otire respectueusement ses services
aux habitants des paroisses St-Char-
les, St-Jean- -Baptiste ct St-Jacques,
pour le transport, aux conditions les
plus avantageuses, de BOis de Char
pente, Bois de Corde, Briqaes, de-, dc.
Shdresser 4 Ia NOuvelle- Orleans,
chez Angelo Lanata, vieille Lev6e,
Nos. l44 ct lag; etaSt-Jean- Baptiste,
rive gauche, au Cafe dc rAigle; rive
droite, chez Th6o. Dinvaut. 2ss3m.
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0ie GinOcr 6er 0cuner.
Ruman pSn GrnR 8rsibrrrn ron Sibra.
CGOrtitsuns.)

Der Batter Smmsrtrtu bate, trcb isInsr
Brwtrruus, bod stemItb tlar s'iprctsu
uno 5alItuser iitsrIsste ft bic Sa6s.
8U1ts Der altt Gamer ttm bic Babrbstt
b..i&tsn, 70 tounts sr pas bsuts 70 gut nIs
m prssn tbuH. eise cher fcwObI aIs
u abrtrtt warsn f6rifIli& elmer miinb'
lt6tu ausfase pOr,uitsbsn. Damn mar
tsIU nbsrs Gle nibt u6tbis, ba Smmsrtrsu
srE mad stntssn Sasfn, bsJdslt& Der
fIiss,.ubeu 9riissr, psrt5rt psrcsu fCGts.
5a utnssr LIEF rur@ ben S%Itsbsr bic
a.wih Gotten S%rstbsmatertaIisn brtnssu
unp Iaatr, ais rsr 9sBtsre lia ptsesr emit
Isrut bate: yGs III uttt pcuRdnbts In
Der Sreuung, bob Id Gursm Danitt
pigfabrs, ater-tb Sin Gusr gsrttsist
asr! Crib watr, fsio UHsnbsr3is, f&tsibt
aIss nisSer, mas Sbr ptst unO Id tcift
NIT @Ottts Silfs, Su& bic gfcrts Gusrt
Strttrs ;u 6Tnsn!"
Snmsr4rsu taI6ts mad Der 5anb rrt
iunasn ItannsS, tiets birisIts unS fdstI
NIT Ratlthsr 8iAruns: Dlno and Id
bOfT. NIT @o!ts6 unp Sbrsr 5tlfs blsfsr
| 6stttr gu psrlaTtn."
| guf e.m 6rtmpsss malts ff& 9aIIinle
| biz l4rifli&sH ansattn unp @rfineniF
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sSuHbcficiDmn0!

Der lluttBtiGnsts bat irit Cinisen Bp6en In
Ittnsm @rbduSs an GrSarfrabs 1ltr @arp, Gin
Stisftl- unS -Grfbafl
srSHnst, ECrauf or bic gIufmrfIamfst brs Str.
ebrien pubifums ltnft. 9rrti3e gTaarvn iCeer
Nrt fur NGnnsr Srauru unb slineCr bale i'd
tets in 9rrbsr Nuspabl Sprriibig unb prrFauft
Su 10 btuissH preiisn, ais irstn6 tin dbnlitrs
@sibdft hT Staet. 0fnriahm 3llprub Iisbt
sntssssH. 1s7D Safpb S9imPff.
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Sr6eltriOll.

Dds IN esr @srmania Dale aufatRsltt Or.
6sifriOn IN BON brn taltntpoatn 9rltrumspttu.
bauer, Srn. 6. Rslte, rrparirt unS nit elmer
Nu,abl neutr piresn Seritbtn pprbsu. une fam
eas qublifum in eer 3uhnft pirDrr bel siutm
ibGumtnbtu 8laIe 9ier btE gtngb eius- Hat
fIten Rulf babrr. Sprrdt osfalfislf ppr.
lphu 9FihIPY
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Versicherung,
Spe0itiOn-l,EO-NcchceI.

y: Stepart pcttrr CRa6fclIsr ron g.
,. Walter) q Nscnt fir tie ,,Scme gsrli6er.
nn9S 70. in Nttp' 2lorf" une ,,gyepmina gpuntY
gtutual." Gtrnsr Gdsut fir Gite turep6iIbtn
Oomptrr,gtnts gaNaseltsint auf Dampf-
NIB Ststlltiirn uatt une pom Sambura. 8rs.
men une ale anesrsu SGftn ptresn Ssrfauft.
BtC5Isl rtTbrn na9 alien 3bsilrn brs altrn 0a.
Tlauets ~ btu nisSris ten 8ahn ausssneqt.
OfAet, 205 eadap tina aptnue (3eteIsrs
INNER 9O. 1, pbtHaui. i6S9
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O0Rcrs Ocltin00c

50 Rntsrti&uttsr smpftbIs mdns nsus Ssu-
mage etn Ylrssru ppn scranton. Ga Id tag
to Sspttlt tn mttns SGnht btFomme, bae elm
ercRsr SdptnerI nit btm Ssu sttrirbrn pirs,
ptlHts nt&t bier espcsrH porNeu IN, une man
ger Wann an elmer tinltssn 9dbuns um is
Trlars brtrOssn pire, 70 parnt i'd isbtn 9iir.
ger, ttin Stu ju faufsu, auetr % ID bier atpoatu
poTetn. RGbrr Auefunft bei
10ir6j 6briftan 8SIfer.
Tenn apt., uabt @laacr's RSbtllfcre.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-04-18
Lottery Swindles.

BELvIDEEE, n. c., March 90.
To The Editor of the CincinRati Gazette:
i'm the Gazette of March l3 !. severe article,
probably from your own pen, on lotteries as being
might he added, almost unit as establishments
for swindling. write this to ask notice from
you Of l.. ID. Sinc's Gift Enterprise. He Processes
Ia have lest his eyes some twenty years past in
your Office while cleaning stove with powder
WAS an cmpioye of th. Gazette at the time, etc
He has been advertising freely down here, and no
doubt has received much money from this State.
He prof, sses to have Office in yonr city, but
his drawings takes place in ST. Louis, No. l ask:
does lie really distribute the cash priest
Respectfully, C.. Winsow.
Mr.. SINE lost his eyes stated, hut he has made
it pay remarkably well. For some time he had
public sympathy on his side, but now he is regard
ed a. lottery dealer He has an Office in this
city fium which Ic operates. We know nothing
as to the details of his business hut our correspo-
dent nay rest assured that the distribution of
prizes is not fairly conducted Lotteries are or
gan;z 4! swindles and those who are fo,ls enough
to purchase tickets, whether the thing be called
lottery ora gift enterprise, may expect to he
cheated ont of their money. We have very little
sympathy for thu dupcs who pay their money to
lottery gift enterprise swndlers. and of course
:: Is onr opinion that the conductors of those
fraudulent concerns sh' uld he in the peiientinry.
Cincinnati Gazette.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-04-18

A BIG WASH, BIT A SMALL HAM; OUT
The labor reform exhibit in the late Connecticut
election reminds one of the conversation between
two peishboriy gossips, Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Jones'. Mrs. Smith was complaining of her heavy
number Of articles to he washed rinsed, wrung
ont and hung mp. Mrs. Jones, who had ample
opportunities Of examining the clothes lines of
her neighhor, quietly remarked: MRS. Smith,
don't you think that with your very heavy wash
you have very small hang 0utf' So with the
Connecticut as well as with the New Hampshire
labor reformers, with all their boasting they make
a poor exhibit when the time comes to show their
York Herald.
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Mail trains will Table Rock with stages for
Iawnee City &c miles,, and Tecumseh d' mes, ana Beat
=.
Train No. I connects at Atchison with trains for 81
Louis Chicago Leavcnworth and Kansas City, by H.
ST Jo and C. B. X. X. and Mo- Pac. r. X. ct p m fas
sengers reach Louis Thy sleeping carl at 6o m next
day. Reach Chicago dy sleeping carl at dis p m next
day. Reach ST. Joseph via Troy Junction. ut 3p p m
and Denver City mail trim passes Troy Jnncton
going l:.5 y. Central Branch u T. mai traih
going west. leaves Afchison at p M 9.
Train NJ at Atrliison with trains from 81
Joseph and the south and east
Train No ;. Passengers from the west by the St Jo
d. G.. Mixed Train reach Troy Junction at $50 m ann
I,k. train M at IN n M Connects Atchison with
train for ST. Joseph which arrives there at sS p M
Train No closely with train for st Louis anu
Cbicaro Troy Junction with trains of St Jo and Den
City r. r. from St Jo for Hiawatha, Seneca Marys
willie, and Hanover.
After Monday january 18TH and until further notice the
Mixed Train will only three times wesk-ieaxns
Atchsnn Monday Wednesday, and Friday: and returning
leave Table Rock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday:
FIR FIRTH Supt. and Chief Engineer.
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Write CI..a Pes, one. Regulates.

Eastern and Northern Mail arrives daily, except sunday
Kansas City Joseph and Council Bluffs Rarnad al
9 NJ and departs daily ut 81 A. NJ Closes BIB A. a.
Southern and Eastern Nebraska Nail arrives da!'
except SUNDAY ria Atchison and Nebraska Rairoaa 20
ing South arrives Mt 1910 A. closes at 94O ""hs
North arrives at Sos p. NJ; closes at is5 p
Netawaka Hiawatha Albany and all points " 81. anu =,
North arrives Monday. at p. NJ. and departs Aus' ."
GAN Closes r. NJ, Monday ~, a , =.
MOZART arrives and departs daily at r Sosea r.
Money order Office in the United States Money uas'
Office open from n O'Clock NJ to clock T. NJ "Ais ca
cept Sunday. ,.ur
Post Once open from "a to 2 osloch F. n dsy
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
L O. O. F.

.,snuus.. I. O. o. F.
NH WHITE CLOUD lodge. No G. /. o. Of
O. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
story Of Van Buskirks Building Main Street Sat
uray evening O'clock Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
ii. ii. HINES y. G.
WILLIAM FAIRaLI, X. =
HIGHLAND LODGE No g. /. q. q. F.. meets every
Saturday nrlt i'm the room over Myers Ck~e's Durg
store Highland Kansas s y. AMSBURY, y. q.
W THEyErI X s
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

st. Louis. April ID
Flour-0uiet; ZX {. 15s5 b; xxx .. 5ods IS choice
do e. % a 10 90.
Wheat-Sprins dull and lower No I q ~; fall active
and strictly prime and choice sample lots No red
n e2l prime - o. ar strictly prime y o. No e TO-
Corn-Unchansesl; M. mixed II &c; do white mixed
a6c. bulk mixed 49d Ole yellow mixed SD S3ic white
Oats-Sacked and firm; No sac in bulk II dIsc sack
ed.
Barley-Dull and nothing doing.
Rye-Higher: No 19A a eOc.
Pork-Qniet mess orders t12 So seller for August
s13 90. . .
Dry Salt Meats-Firm hut quiet shoulders xc sides 6c
Bacon-Firm and quiet shoulders 5dSb; clear rib ~;
clear sides "a 14c. -
Lar-Unchang-d; choice erce e. sc for jobbng and
ersler lots
Catfle-Quct ut "a 6ic.
IIops-Sfeady q 81 a 4Sc
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-04-18

Published April le. 1879
Ordfaaaee Ne. n.
Amending Ordinance No. - relating billiard Tables
n, 10 ordained By the Mayor aud Couaelaen Of the City Of
White Cloud:
Srr That the word eighteen occurring in the ffth
line cf eectiou two said Ordinance and the same
hereby stricken out and the five inserted in place
thereof and that wors thirty occurring at the
nnine Of the line Of the section b. and the
are hereby stricken out and the word inserted
Sc This ordinance to be in force from and after its
publication.
Approved April Is, lsss S
certify the foregoing to be true copy Of the original on
file in nv Office W. H. FoRScRooK- City Clerk.
fPublshed April Ia ls72
ordnance Ne. II.
vaeating part Of Minnesota Street
r, u ordoiard Sy he Mayor and Cownensn Of Csty Of
Whit Cloud:
SIC That all that part Of Minnesota Street in said
CITY living between Street and Street BE- the same
hereby declared and vacated and discontinued public
strset.
its publication. s
Aff JOSHUA TAYLOR Mayor
r,tfx the f,rcunr to he copy of the original ON
file in my Once W. n foSNeHoA VI! 'iefk-
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sF' All people would undoubtedly prefer fine head Of
hair grown upon their own beads tn being hald
ing false hair and it has been the study Of many Of
learned find remedy to rstore the hair when il
has fallen and its color after il has become gray
Such remedy has been found and Is offered to the
world under the Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover and to verify this statement read the follow
ing
This il tn certify that bald; in fact my head
was perfectly smooth: and it Ia common in my family
bald early In life. have used four bottles of
Halls Vegetable Scian Hair Remover; and the hair
grown out all my Head, and is natural brown.
hartley CONLON.
SciPio. JENNINGS Co, ND,
May y lsss
Personally appeared before BARLEY Conon and up
on oath, says the above statement In true.
MIG. BUTLER Notary Public
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wq, - to Southwest Missouri because the As
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Land ." actual s-ttlerx at low price ON long cred
besides furnishing free transportation their rad to
this road extends from Louis through Lis
u !" Sinita Indian Territory is being pushed rapidly
us destination. the Pacific Coast; viii be enc ri the
'runk lines Of the country sever baseksSed - ssew
lands along the road in rich fertile country a.
oonctive any in the State the climate combines all
me advantages Of northern and southen latfns good
climate soil health. water, timb-r grazn. fruits and
nowera invite you to this region For further infor
nation address, A. TUCK Land Comr "a Walnut Street
St LOuis Ne. spisyl
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CITY MarshalJANEs T. DELAWARE
City Engineer-C. W. SHREvE
Street Commissioner-PATEIcK DUSLEAyY.
Health Oficer-DR THos. {. SHREvE.
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wv NJ. meets at their Hall. third story Of Weeks
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DoNIPmAN COUNTY DuRECToRY

Judge ID Judicial District-NkTHAS PRICE
County C0mmiissioners-JoHS L. BLAIR, HENRY SrEEI
JosEPH RANDOLPH.
Sherif-SANuEL MAQrILKEx
Treasurer-OBE CRAIG
County ClrrkICHARLEs RAPPELYE.
District Clerk-FRANK BROWN.
County Attorney-JoEL HoLI.
Pruhate Judse-JoBN G.. GoRDoS
Register of Deeds-DuNCAS MCINTOSH.
School SUPPLEMENTARY. W. BRowS.
C0roner-L. T. HOLLAND.
Suryeyor-HExRY WILSON
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Church DireesOry.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Pnhlir worship every
Sabbath morning and evening Sabbath Schuol "clck.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings. Al are inv
ted to attend.