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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-10-30

II Sunday and Monday, we had the advance guard of
the Beautiful Snow followed by pretty rough sample of
Winter 1t being cold enough to freeze mortar peoe
stirring about to have their houses plasered before cold
weather sets i'm.
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" Lewis Clemctson living at Hickory Springs in
Wayne Township, last week pulled radsh from his gar
den, weighing pOunds He had better I'LL up the
hole before Of his stock falls in gets crippled
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By The COuRT.


l. Ii is the duty Of railroad corporation to furnish
reasonable depot facilities for the of the
public in the matter of transportation and travel.
The number and lOcio Of the depots necessary to
constitute reasonable de facilities vary with the change
of population and business.
s. CONTRACT in eOntravention Of this duty Of furnish
ing reasonable depot facilities is against public policy and
Void.
4. contract not to have or depGf within three
miles df given point is such a contract.
All the justices cOncurring.
The City of Troy The A & v. r r. Co ct al
Error from Douphan County
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e An old friend Iowa Point requests us to present
his compliments to Mr.. Stout for taking the wind
Beams" and he wonders whether Stout will get out
patent on the process!
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LIBERAL AND DEnoCRATIC TICKET.


For Sheriff
Go Nomiuation.)
For County Treasurer
(No Nomination.
For County Clerk,
(No Nomination.)
For Register of Deeds
ii. S. BRIGGS.
Fur County Surveyor
JAMES +. FORMAN.
For Coroner,
(No Nominatioh.)
For County Commissioners
LIST District-MILFORD GILMORE.
2d District-JACOB n. ZIMMERMAN.
Sd District-CHARLES KEARNEY.
For Representatives.
LIST District-B. A. SEAVER,
I'd Disrrict-B. O'DRISCOLL.
Sd District-(No Nomination.
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Great Excitement.

n letter is held for postage in the St Joseph post
Office addressed to Joseph Kent Troy.
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HEDGE PIASTs.-FArmers are hereby notified that 1
have put the price of Hedge Plants $50 per
Thousand for FAN delivery. NC FEKI.
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Ca.toria is than a substitute for Castor Oil. 1t
is the only ss article in existence which is certain To
simulate the food regulate the bowels windcolis and
produce natural sleep 1t contains neither minerals
phin0 alcohol and pleasant take. Children need
not cry and mothers may rest. febl3yI.
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r. Mr.. Foster, Of Severance, has placed under OBJ
ghOns for repeated fArors in theway of papers
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TANNERS COUNTY TFiCKET:

For Sheriff.
THOMAS j. vANDERSLICEG
For County Treasurer,
ROBERT TRACY.
Fer County Clerk,
THOMAS HENSHALL,
For Register Of Deeds
ALBERT HAZEN.
For County Surveyor.
AMOS W. WATERS.
For Coroner
JOHN WELSH.
For County Commissioners
LIST District, JESSE w. JONES,
2d District, CHARLES C. DONLI.
Sd District, JOSEPH HILL.
For Representative.
let District, NATHAN SPRINGER.
2d District, Y. X. STOUT.
Sd District, b. +. BOWMAN.
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Sherif,s Sale.

Shef10's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS 1ss
Do: HTIS CorxTr,
In the District Court fr Dophan County State Of Kansas
o. s Ball Plaintiff
Sarah Jane St George
and Defendants
Oliver st. George
NOTICE IL hereby given that will on the 2oi day Of
~ November A. d, is73 at the hour Of O'clock p NJ
Of SAID day. the north door Of the Court House In the city
Troy In Douiphsn County, State of Kansas Offer for
sale at public auction for cash the following described
real estate to witt Lots No. one Q and two 90 in Block
No ten, n0l in Iowa Point DoIiphan County Of
Kansas Taken the property Of Sarah Jane ST. George
ct al and offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash.
satisfy certain Judgment and Of record In the
District Court for Doniphan County the State Of Kansas
in which o. Ball plaintiff and Sarah Jane St George
ct al defendants.
Given under my hand this sist day of October A D.
is73.
SAMUEL MAQUILKEN,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
October q ie73-Sw. Prs fee, so
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Ticket Recommended by Members Of Repub.
lican Central Committees.

Ticket Recommended by Members Of Repub.
lican Central Committees.
For Sheriff.
JAMES g. ROBERTSON.
For County Treasurer,
ROBERT TRACY.
For County Clerk
CHARLES RAPPELYE.
For Register Of DeedS
ALBERT HAZEN.
For County Surveyor.
HENRY WILSON.
For Coroner,
G. J. ARCHER.
Cor County Commissioner.
LIST District-JESSE W. JONES.
al District-DANIEL SNYDER.
3D. District-JOSEPH HILL.
For Representatives,
LIST District-NATHAN SPRINGER.
2d District-X. X. STOUT.
Sd District-B. +. BOWMAN.
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Emixratiou Turning! Cheap Farms In ssath
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Der mineral wealth schools churches and abiding
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and flowers For particulars address, A Tuck Land Com.
missioner. St Louis No jamie.
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- Price Raid Soldiers call me and get your Scrip
cAshed viii collect all kinds Of Government Claims
Pensions BouBtes Agent for Phoenix Fire Insurance
Company Justice Of the Peace; Notary Public: Real Es
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E.w. sTRATToN,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects oil
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Cenfaur Linimens.

There is no pain which the Censaur Lin
not snbdue. and no lameSess which Il win
not cure. This is strong iansSsse, hut Il
: is true. 1t has produced more cures of
Rheumatism. neuralgia. lockjaw, palsy,
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-ERTTER.HEADS BILLHEADS ENvELOPFS
MC<THLY STATEMENT BLANKS. and al scch vverf
axscused % die bsss ssyie "a ess catg once
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ST. Louie MARKRT.

r An School Books exchanged at Bckford Sinclair
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BheriG.
WILLIAM N. SHEPHERD will be a candidate faF
Sheriff Of Doniphan County. at the ensuing November
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County Clerk.
CHARLES RAPPELYE viii be an Independent cand
date for reelection the Office of County Clerk at tn
ensuing November election. 80
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Sherif,s Sale.

October 9, 1s73-9w.
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JAMES W. JENKINS will be a candidate for Register
of Deeds for Donphan County, at the coming election
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-05-29

The Beckwlth $40 Portable Sewing
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To Protect from Frost.

Persons engaged in the culture OF
grapes and in wine making will be
pleased to learn that curious ccn-
trivance has been devised for pro-
tecting plants from frost. To avert
evil effects, vixen there are indica-
,ions of danger small pots of tar oil,
placed about 20 yards apart, should
be lighted. These will emit a dark,
heavy smoke, and hang tor several
hoars over the land, preventing ra-
dlation, and in fact answering one OF
the purposes of clouds, which is to
prevent heat from escaping. For
about twenty dollars whole coun.
try side can be protected in this way
and the influences OF the "red moon
ayerted. These artificial clouds have
been tired at Montpelier, France
where they are said TO have answer
ed Capitally.
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The Will Of Napoleon I'll.

The following is the true will of
the late Emperor Napoleon, under
which letters OF administration are
now applied for. Tho estate is sworn
to under $4,000, and this sum is
subject to claims which will reduce
1t one-half; "This is my will. l
commend my son and my wife to the
high authorities Of the State, to the
people and to the army. The EN-
press Eugene possesses al the re-
quisite qualities for capably conduct.
ING regency, and my son displays
disposition and judgment which will
make him worthy of his destiEies.
Let him never forget the MOTTO for
the head of our family, Everything
for the French people. Let him fix
on bis mind the writings of the
prisoner Of ST. Helena; let him study
tho Emperor's deeds and corrcspon-
dence, and finally, let him remember
when circumstances permit, that the
cause Of the people is the cause of
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-05-29
National Savings Banks.

Among the various financial
schemes looking towards a lower
rate of interest on the national debt
and, incidentally, facilitating the re-
sumption Of specie payments, It'll to
be hoped some master hand will be
prepared at the next session of Con-
gress to present we'll digested
scheme for national system OF saw.
ings banks. Remembering how sue
cessfully, in it's hour of need, our
Government appealed to the people
TO purchase the six per cent. bonds
that foreign capitalists refused to
touch, aud keeping IN view that it
was the people, the masses, much
more than,thc mlllionaires, who thus,
by their hard earned dollars and
scantlly saved shillings, upheld the
country and insured its triumphs, it
would seem that + plan for the re.
funding Of the debt should be adopt
ed until tho interests and wishes Of
the people at large have boen studied
and consulted. Thus far, all meas
urcs towards the re-casting OF the
debt, have been to and through the
heavy bankers Of this country and
Europe. Commissions have been
paid and promised and unlimited fl
1ln:ial diplomacy exercised towards
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France. Power is heavy BURDEN
because one cannot always do all the
good one could wish, and because
contemporaries seldom render justice
SO that in order to fulfill ones mis-
sion one mus. have faith in and con.
scientiously appreciate his duty 1t
IS necessary to consider that from
Heaven above those whom you have
loved regard and protect you. 1t is
the soul of my lllustrious uncle that
has always inspired and sustained
me. The like will apply to my son;
for he will always be worthy of his
name. l leave to the Empress all
my private property. l wish that at
the majority Of my son that she shall
live at the Eiysee and Biarritz. |
trust my memory will be dear to her
and that after my death she will for
get whatever unhappiness l have
caused her. With regard to my son
let hi N keep, as tallsman, the seal l
wore attached to my watch, and
which comes from my mother. Let
him carefully preserve everything
that came to me from the Emperor,
my uncle, and let him be convinced
that my heart and my soul remain
with him. make no mention of my
faithful servants. | am convinced
that the Empress and my son will
never abandon them. l shall die in
the Catholic, apostolic, and Roman
religion, which my son will always
honor with his picty.
Done and signed with my hands,
at the palace of the Tailleries, the
oath Of April, 1865.
NAPOLEON"
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FARMERS COLUMN.
Wash for Fruit Trees.

The following is a wash used by
William Saunders, of the govern
mcnt gardens at Washington Put
half bushel of lime, and 4 lbs. pow
dered sulphur, in q tight barrel,
Stacking the lime With hot water
the mouth OF tho barrel beng cover
ed with cloth. This IS reduced to
the consistency of ordinary white
wash, and at the time of application
half an ounce of carbolic acid is ad,
Jed to each gallon OF liquid. Mr.
Saunders says: Il generally apply
it in tho spring, before the leaves
make their appearance, but l am con-
WINGED that it would be more effect.
i've If applied later; but then it is dit,
ticult to do SO when the tree is in TO-
liage." Mr.. Saunders applies the
wash not only to the stem OF the
tree, but to some extent to the main
branches. IN. f. Homestead.
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Everlasting Fonce Posts.

have discovered many years ago
that wood could be made to last
longer than iron in the ground, but
thought the process SO simple and in
expensive that 1t was not worth
while making any stir about it. l
would as soon have poplar, Eastwood
or quaking ash as any either kind OF
timber for fence posts. have taken
out Eastwood posts after having been
set up seven years, that were as
sound when taken up as when they
were first put in the ground. Time
and weather seemed to have no ct
feet on them at all. The posts can
be prepared for less than two cents
a piece. For the benefit of others, l
will give the receipt: Take boiled
oil and stir in it pulverized charcoal
to the consistency Of paint. Put a
coat Of this over the timber, and
there is not a man that will live to
SEQ it ro..--Uestern Rural.
I. l.. Shepard, Lowell, Ohio says
As I have been puzzled by conflict
ing testimony in regard to turning
cattle into clover, part Of which l
thought good, and part decidedly
bad, l determined to give some rules
so plain that the wayiaring man need
not err therein; and here they are:
1. Never put anything into fresh
clover pasture on All empty stomach.
2. Never when the grass is wet.
3. Never when the weather is
changing from warm to cold.
4. Do not give salt for at least "a
hours before putting in the first time,
nor until tho evening OF the second
day.
5. Do NOT let them run in more
than twenty minutes the first time,
after which they may run. wet or
dry, with perfect safety.
Without such precautions there is
danger of swelling with bloats, and
valuable animals are often lost il
this way.
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