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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01

The President and his party hauled up n
our depot last Friday afternoon at about half
past four. All the bon-ton Of the city was ar
raycd on either side of the track-sprinklcd
with number OF Democrats who had sworn
they wouldn't go cross the street TO see Grant,
The band played from the platform long and
weli.' The President stepped to the rear Of
his car and 90 unveiled " himself to the expect.
ant throng. We hope Fri, nd Hanna will not
read US out Of the party. and will allow us to
vote at the next primaries. if we venture to
suggest that the President looked as II he drank
his whisky straight at all hours. day and
night II may have been sun-burn. though.
The latter construction would he given by the
orthodox Republican, of course. After the
perora;ion by the horns. the Mayor Chamber
ed up the railing of the car platform and whis-
pered in the ear of His Excellency. - Wilt thou
spoke 81 Quo,h Grant. :. Not any!" Then
answered the chief executive Of the city of Sa-
lima. II blame you not. Mr.. President I am
almost as poor speaker as yourself" The
sun-burned chieftan smiled. The Mayor con-
tinued: :. Horace. in his life time. when he
thought he woul everlastingiy wallop you in
the presidential race. promised that l should
be made Consul to Edinburgh. Did he prom
Use too much. Mr.. President!' -. He did not.
Bob answered HIS Exccllency- The Mayor
then slipped down. the crowd swung their
hats-Democrats and all-and the train hauled
ont
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01

The Odd Fellows celebration on Saturday
last was one of those pleasant occasions whic',
tend to increase the interest of members IN tic
order for which il was held 4; just rs the family
unite to make the birthday of one Of lis nefn-
b.rs a Joyous one. Members Of tire order from
Minneapolis. Solomon. and other neighboring
lodges. were in attendance to participate in
the proceedings. At the appointed hOur the
procession formed at and marched from the
lodge room to the Presbyterian church, wl.rrs
Hon. II. ID. McCarty delivered all address on
Old Fellowship. lie gave an interesting ac-
count of tine origin Of the order - years ago.
when five persons banded together and found
81 secret. bro:hcrly society which. today.
numbers nearly one million members. The
lecture aboundcd in pointed illustrations OF
the practical working of the order. and in good
suggestions to the members. Quite number
of our citizens attended the lecture, and were
well pleased with il. After tie lecture the pro-
c~ssion was again formed ard marched bac!,
to tie lodge room. In the evening the mem
ocrs, with their friends assembled in the lodge
room where social. pleasant time WAS had
in vocal and instrumental music. chatting, etc.
The celebration afforded much enjoyment to
members and those not members Of the order.
and made all better acquainted with Odd Fell
lowship.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

< efP-CysDox LODGE NO S, meets every Wednes-
hsy evening 1t O'Clock, in Masonic Hail. D. ,.
Dcops. T.. G., A. c. SLOAN, X. OFF, s.
IO.OF--SALIxA LoDGs No. %. meets at Odd Eel
lOWs Hall every Thursday evening At Z o'clock. L.
RosT, y. g., J. w. POwERs, SECRETARY
LO.O.F.-SINAI ESCAAPxEST No. Is, at Odd Fellows
HAIL. first and third Tuesdays in each month. Z.
Posf, Z. r, u 3. DoDDs, Scribe.
-sALrSA LODGE No. 60, at Masonic Hall,
INT and third Monday in each month. q. f. FAULk-
M. " NJ. J. DEwIrT, Secretzry. ..-
oecoud ssd fourth Monday in each month Il. j. r.
HANHA, II EMP, j. DEWITT, Secretary.
TnnrLR OF HoNoR AxD TEAPKRANcE-Frontier Temple
Of Hooor and Temperance, No. J. meets every Mon
Iay evening in the Odd Fellows Hall, q. W.
Trsssin hardware store. whiting brohers col
daily invited to attend, E, Z. BOwKs. W. e.; Il.
TAYloR, W. Z. - 4FE+-~
NRIAS Lopcx, No 8, u or R-Meets In Odd Fellows
Hall second and fourth Friday evening Of each month
as7 p. m. D. .. DODDs, n. q; MRs. N. N. LOWE,
w. G; l.. II. TCrTLE, X. S.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01
The President In SalIna.
FIRST REroRr.l

FIRST HEroRr. 800.
lst Greetiug-Msyor B.. in behalf Of the
.y--F
Mayor B.-C. S. year countenance Indicates
you do not belong 10 Temperance orgAniza-
ton.
US. Ito Mayor B.l-You wear shocking
bad hat for temperance lecturer.
2nd Greeting tby the Nayorl-Ar. President
allow me to extend the privileges and welcome
Won to the great city Of Salina- Our cupboard
doors are open to you and our bottles are IN
corked: our cigars and matches are free as the
Kansas zephyr. II you will no, stop and par.
take Of our hospitality, we bid You CO. and
wish yos may safely pass the dangers OF the
mobile red man." the horned butfaio, the
sneaking coyote and the hob-iailcd prairie dog
and thanking ySu for the notice y0a have taken
OF us We viii lay back and listen to tie band
discourse
I lost my vote on Inst Old White Hat
Hoo-da-a Hec-,sst;
But oilv give me . oonsuishsp Cat,
Hse-ta-a D,s-tA-z Ia -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01

A WORD TO TRAvKlLKRs.-we have word
to say in favor of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
It was the pio,,eer line westward. and Is the
..old reliable'' route. 70 St. Louis. With the
improvements which have been made during
the past year. we believe that the Missouri Pa
cific railroad has the best track and the finest
and safest eqrippncnt q any line West Of the
Mississippi. II is the only line whiei, runs
three daily express trains Of fine coaches and
Pullman sleepers. equipped with the Miller
platform and patent air brake. from the lead
ing points in the West. through Kansas City.
Sedalia and Jeferon City. without change.
connecting at St. Louis with eleven different
through routes to points north. east and south.
Particular Information. with maps. time ta-
bles. ETC.. may be had at the various Through
ticket railroad stations IN the west. or upon
personal or written application to G. II. Bax-
ter. western passenger agent. Kansas City.
Mo-. or E. A. Ford. general passenger agent.
St. Louis. Mo. dtdt
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We ClerEDen Uere Cured

OF Carone sad Acute rheumatism, Neuralgia. I1mha-
20, Sciatrcs. Kidney, and Nervous Diseases, ster
yesrs Of nering, by taking Dr. YrrlEks vrvxrasir
RuErMArIc sYErr-the scientific discovery cf J. r.
Filter. ~ n. regular graduate physician. with
whom We are personally acquainted. who h.e for -
years treated these diseases exclusively with .sonr.h
ing Results We believe il chrisisa duty. amer
sseibersfi,n 70 eonsc;entousy request sufferers TO
use il, especially persons in msl-rA;e ercum Stances
who cannot afford to ws<te MONEY and time worth
less mixtures. As elerHym-n, seriously feel the
deep responsibility resting in publicly endorsing
this In~d.ene. Eut knowledge and experience Of
it remarkable merit fully jus;ifss action Rev
T. II. Ewing. Media, Penn's. suffered sixteen years,
became helpless Rev. Thsmas Nari,hy, ID. D.,
Prankford. Philsd'a. Rev j. d. Davis. II xhtstown.
New Jersey Rev. J. 3. buchanan. clarence, Iowa
Isv. q q. Smith, Pittsiora, New YORK Rev Jo-
seph B<ggs, Falls Church. Philsle,Pha. Other tsss-
uionia's from Senator's Governors. Judges, Congress
me-. Ply scians, &c forwarded gratis with pamphlet
explaining these diseases One thousand dollars sill
be presented any medicine for disease show
ing squ al merit under :rss, tia; produce
ourth many living cures. Any I~rson sending by
letter description Of affection viii receive gratis lc
gsy signed guarantee nainin: the number of bottles
to agreeing to refund money upon sworn state
me-: of its faiiurr Afflicted invitrd 20 write
/Dr. Filter, PhilaAelpha His valuable advice costs
nothing
Geo. Q. Frotoert, Ascent.
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Published May 81. 1871
ORDINANCE NO, 9S.

An Ordinance to provide for the appointment and tx
in. the compensation and defining ae duties VI City
Attorney.
BE 1. Ordained Ly tie .Nsyor and Ccraeiinuen Of tie
CITY If SIlind:
Section l. That the mayor appoint city siiorsey
subject 10 the approval and confirmation OF the COIN
ell That shall be the duty of The city attorney 10 at
tend all the regular meetings Of the couscil and when
requested 10y The mayor, all seca. Iaest 'gs Of the
counc and ,il give Counsel ahd ADVICE the
and council nioa all legal questions Which may
in which the city i Interested, whenever Called upon,
and shall receive cUmpensatio uervfor the sum Of
five dollars for each meeting of the council which he
mas attend That cases before the police court he
shall the of three dollars 10 be taxed
each and for IN the district court
where the city piriy :nier-s ted, shall appear
in behalf the ciy and shall be allowed til. u-Gi at
tOrneys fees ia such Cases
SECTION :. This ordinance shall take edec; and be
in force from and amer lis Publication once, in the Sa
LINE COUNTY JOURNAL
Approved April 18th, .s.3
x. II. BISHOP. Mayor.
hereby certify the f,regong To he true and cor
rect copy of aG ordnance passed by the tounilmen Of
the City OF san:. Kansas, the i.th day Of April,
lsEALl 1873
Attest EDWIN L. BowES. CITY q rk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01

BUSINESS CHAxGE.-we close:our Banking
House in this place on the 1st u Nay. prox..
and will transfer our accounts to Messfs. John
Gels 4 Co.. appointing them our speeessors.
Our Certificates Of Deposits vim be paid y
them upon presentation. or at our Office at Els
worth. Kans.
+ We would respectfully recommend tbe firm
Of John Gels & Co. to our friends and patrons.
ll,3t d. W. POWERS & Co.
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4 post-oacc, to be called o isis. with j. u.
Anderson "a pOst-inlS:rr, is asked for a. the
Post Office Department. The desired location
of i. is some six miles south of town. We un
lerstand that il will accommodates large aaln-
Der Of people to have a pos;-oiIice established
in that Gua:.cr.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jadgs ofthe District Court. II. PREscoTr.
0suator-J. II. EDWARDS.
RailrOad Assesaor-D- n. HgIsHR.
Rspresentative-EHIc SFORssE-
County Commissioners-H. n. WooLLEr, chairman
II. PALMER and r. kNGhAS-
County (1erk-DAvID BEERE-
COunty Attorney-E. w. HoDGKiSsoN.
Probate Judge-HESxY Lo0AS-
Clerk of tho Observation-Disclosures IBoNDI.
County Trcasrrcr-C. T.. fArLkSEk-
Sheriff.. J. GOING.
ReIiDesf OF Deeds-A. j. MISARD-
a oeruteu dent Of Public Instruction-WA. BISHOP.
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EMIGRATION TURNING-CHEAP FARas IN
SOUTHWEST MIssOURI.-The Atlantic & Pzcif-
ic Railroad Company offers 100000 acres OF
land in Central and Southwest Missouri. at
from g TO So per acre. on seven years time.
with free transportation to all purchasers. Gil
mate. soil. timber. mineral wealth. schools.
churches and law-abiding society invite emf
grants from all points to this land OF fruits ard
flowers. For particulars address a. Tuck.
Land Commissioner. st. Louis. No.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

0ayor-R II. RisHoP.
Co1ncilmrn-FnASk GoopxOw, IRA l.. CARVER, W
Q. VILLA, Ed wrrTNASN, CHARLES HANLIS-
Police Judge-N. r. CAkROLL-
Clerk-EDWIN T.. Bowen
Trsasurer-L. ii. MaFsIrT.
Marsta!-CRAs L. HrssEY.
De:ciy Marshsl-A. SoUTuwicK.
City Attorney-T. a. WILpNAN.
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The Abilene Ctronisis has been consolidated
with the Abilene Journal. and W. II. johnson
is to preside over the grand consolidation. A
private dispatch sayst!,at Johnson's poundings
gavcv. N. the belly-ache, and the latter con-
cluded that if his biography must be written.
he would rather have some one of his choice
do it. Farcy says Wilson represented ring.
and johnson the people.
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trnbiishci aIsy st, lsss.l
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An Ordinance fixing t.e salary OF the Assistant Mar
sail
3. IL oriainef by the Mayor and cossei''"Hp Of the
Cty Of Saiind
section l. That the sliary u the assistant marshal
be and the sam. il h.rby fixed at any dollars per
month. said saary to b. due and pay ale al the end
each and every nth
SEC =. This ordinance shall take eject and be- in
force rum and after ,s i.b..cation UncS IN tho
IoCSTY JOURNAL.
approved Alrii 18th, ISIS.
X. II. BISHOP, S;.yor.
hereby certify the foregoing 70 Be iru. aid cor
rect copy of ordinance PASSED by the Lounclmrn of
the CITY of sa!inS, kanss, on the 18th day " Api,
seal 1853.
Attest: EDWIN g DowEv, City Clerk.
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The Kansas Monitor is now issued weekly &:
The first number of the weekly appeared last
Friday. AS far rs we know. it was the most
interesting Swcde paper ever published in Kan.
sas. The columns were we'll filed with read.
ing matter and the paper looked well.
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The experienced jewelers., Whitehead a
Brother, have been ovcr-crowdpsl with work
for sometime past. They think strongly OF
hiring an assistant Immediately. All this is
brought about because they are known to DC
the best and mos, efficient Of :hc;r tradcS:ucn
in Central and Western Kansas.
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cHuRcH DIRECTORY

Pn,s.yrr.IAx-Rev. G. W. Hays. Pastor. Preach
ssheol, IS, r. u. Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
1ings.
Rrruobrsf ErrscorAI-Rev n. II. Powers, Pastor
Preaching 1t the Baptist Church the second and
fourth Ssbbafhs ~ II A. n. and +. n Ssbbati
schosl, each Sabbath, At SD A. d. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday evenings.
DPrscoeAL-Rev J. H. Lee, Faster. Preactidz at TIT
Dapss Church the aTst and third Ssbbails of eact
Aeath 1t IL A. II.
LvrRRaAM-Rev ] C.. Young, Pastor. Preaching a
~ cid II. L. Church every nrst and third Sunday
Proashinx every second and fourth Sunday At school
Hsass No. 10, [six miles Of Saiina) nj ii o'eioci
An.
CArnollc-Rev John Fogarfy, Pastor. Services or
he second sabbath Of each month nj tbs Court
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01

On Saturday last Santa Fe Avenue was filled
with teams. We counted to the number Of
seyenty-five, when a man dunned us. which
for . season prevented any flu her cngitations
in that direction and when we were ready to
resume our count. We had forgotten the place
where We had lcfi OF. However. il nll.s: have
been somewhere IN Davis i Barneck's section
of country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01

The new railroad hath VIGOROUS boosting
machine in the person of Mr.. Catier. He is
bound to have the road pushed through with
tthe utmost speed. Several miles are already
graded from point near Judge Beebe's firm
to the southwark. The grading of Fifth
street has been carried on in lively manner
for the past week. and the citizens are made
aware OF the certainty Of second railroads
coming by an ordinary use Of their exes
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01

Only few evenings remain for us to view
the beautiful spectacle Of three planets ranged
at equidistant points across the heavens. The
rudy star. Mars. in the east Jupiter directly
overhead. and Venus in the west. For only
two or thres evenings after dusk, after this pa
per reaches our subscribers, can this be seen ;
IS Venus is rapidly dropping down. and after
the 9TH OF May vii. become the morning star
For some two hours after sunset the zodiaca'
light can now be seen In the west.
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TfKE NOTICE.

.rwse Chat is n say-by l-n' Them money sell
Ing them bont an,. crc will irrsfand by
this roiic thai they diansi and viii he sued ii they
do time anil pay up want il UNDERSTOOD
that earnest and mean what say md will pub
iIs OF III ,l;nq-nis who .s-h ~ live hiSi
at III. expense ;hs hiri Working and ioiliig
busine ssInan ''Thst il -
y;-n JAMS MURPHY.
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The license question has been pretty well
canvassed in Salina by foi,r license and two
anti-license petitions. The number of signers
over 81 years of age required is 2il. The anti
license petition had something over two hund-
red names over week since. and viii! not fall
far short of the other petitions. The large
number of signatures upon the anti-license pc
tition nav lie taken as an index of the wish Of
4 respectable majority of the citizens.althougli
some have signed it with very little confidence
in the practical working of total prohibition.
This circulating Of petitions has demonstrate
ed that he time has arrived when saloon can
he conducted in such manner as to be repu-
dated even by its most constant patrons. and
warns those who may receive their license to
conduct their business with some decent re-
gard for the moral sentiment Of the communi-
ty. Saloon keepers have found that the CON-
munity will regulate saloons when the Eon-
enforcement of the laws lets them loose.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-01

&c. Rash & Son are about ready to open
up at the building Just north f.i:e City Hotel
a large stock Of dry goods. groceries. boots and
shoes. = They are now buSily cngag i in ar
ranging their stock. and will probably be pre-
pared to accommodate their patrons in a day
or two.
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1t is the general impression that the county
has spent time and money enough in trying TO
collect tile railroad tax Of 1858. The late de-
cision of the L. S. Supreme Court, which We
publish this week. seems to plainly say that
10 case, In any form, for the collection Of the
taxes Of that year. can lie made In favor Of the
county. 1t therefore devolves upon the coun-
ty commissioners to make an immediate pro-
vision for restoring the money to the parties
who have paid taxes upon railroad lands for
that year. Besides being simple at of Justice
to the parties concerned. it is necessary to do
this to keep the credit of the county intact 1t
will probably be necessary to issue bonds to
the amount Of $4,000 10 raise the money.
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Notice.

All persons sre hereby NOTIFIED that will not be re-
sponsfbic for psy any accounts bills made bv
any person employee the Republican, ssiira K
Arkansas Valley hallway, excepting upon u written
order from myself or Vim. Armstrong. sa,~rn-
iendent Of Grading. ADRIAN CUTLER.
Salina, April 2snd, 1873 ll-ml
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We went fishing: 50 did Bagley and South
wick. We were by a slaughter-house. where
the scents loaded the air - heavily as the pro
ducts of the Orient. ewere patient; so were
the fish. Our hooks. charged with gOodly
doses OF liver. chung lovingly to the depths Of
Of the sea, but meier - iinny tribe y was en-
ticed by the barbed seducer. From the lowest
depths nothing was snatched. except superan-
nuated twigs and other frequeDters of Smoky
currents. We desisted from further investiga-
tons beneath the waves. because George per-
em:orily declared. 1t is fini she'd
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Special Notices.
br. noeIer's CcIe1ratc1 Pms,

Established ty years, are certain remedy for al fe
male irregularities distractions A-a,e 81 ,rcefA-
iss' end eAep isiotisas. G<t the genuine, b~w style,
sugar eoase: forty viis IN each box with full drrc-
tious. Price, ~ 90, cent ~ mail.
Address all ORDERS to EOOPER 40.
<-iy P.O. Box sks3, Phlssl-lphia, Pa
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Real estate can now be purchased 4. very low
figures --considerably lower than than it can
be few weeks hence. Property will soon ad.
vance at rapid rate to high figures. 1t is
high time. then. to commence making invest
ments. Z. f. Bowen has for sale good countrs
and city property. Call and look over his list
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals Will be received Tor tie whole work
complete for the erection Of thu Catholic Church build
ing, in Salina, NJ the Banking Hoi-e of John Gels 4
Co., until Wednesday, May IGh, Is.s. Plans and
specifications ran be seen by calling At the isSrk
BE ORDER or BrILpING COMMITTEE
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Holders Of C0Hsaty
Orders.

We buying scrip ut 30 cents, sod viii do so
until Nay 10th, after which time we will paw cents.
.2-w. JOHN GEIs 4 60
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Kansas City is second Chicago in ''git mp
up and git" and, as consequence. one would
expect to find there first-class newspaper
This she has. and the paper is the Jo,1sal o
Commerce. Our citizens now have q chance to
make mp clubs for a good Republican paper,
the circulation ofwhich already exceeds that
of any paper west of ST. Louis.
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FOR SALE.
Great Bargain in Land.

q a Acres of;he fresf bottom land IN the Saline
wv Valley, seven miles northwest ri Salina.
with two ansl half miles Of river borere with tim
her. te0us0, WOit qno 0Uvvat ~rcn The pls-~
The ss.tcfesi i.Om 31O Of Nor
NAL school land, mouths ~ ter it was placed the
market May be had for - per acre; saao be paid
in cash, the balance may perpetual loan nj ~
per cent interest, layn,ic - the pleasure IL the
buyer al any time. For particular, come and the
lani address ALcERT MArSCS,
s-sr SalinA, S1liGs to. Kansas.
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ID. W. Powers Il Co. close their business at
this place on and after the lst Of May. They
first started in business here some three years
ago. during which time their reputation rs
bankers has become State wide. They have
been prompt and Straightforward in their bus
iness. which has gained for them . large de-
gree of popularity. They represent a large
amount Of capital and their business standing
is first-class. As good citizens and reliable
business men. their many friends in this conn
ty commend them to the favorable regard Of
any community With which they may in the
future cast their lot.
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Kansas Monitor,

Published every FRIDAY at Sal;sa, Kansas. Thc Non
itor hiss u large an,. Constantly increasing circI alton
A,,v-r: .s-m-nis inserted At reasonable rates.
p. c. Hswkinson, Pros.
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soldiers easltled to Homestead q ~ Acre,
BEST LOCATION FOR COLONIES
LANDS IN ARKANSAS.

The Little kcck asd Fcst Sfa,tl RssroApi sf-rS for
saic Cd 40 acr~.. IN the rich valley IT, Arkarss
River. Ih~sr Lasi, arr unsurpassed I'm vr,-iue-
ton OF eoss"a. c.,rn fruits vsEvsAhes ard c~rAis
The n~xhsustiis fertility vt the snti the ciusss
~rasv Temperature far Tn months ot O,c Ian V,b
and March sbs A. permitting agricultural ilhss
sb-1s eietea months Ia The year. N. nlae,ti.s--i
h>th ef the vale, t- AID unstSst ttrns~s
cool wsfrr and water powers in tn. rapll
rSnf Of STATE In Haiiosds. p,pu and general i
protencnt, combine 10 rrnsivr thess iaas IN. garden
Of the country.
Uplaa,is irome' 81 to o., AMI River Hs;,aun. frsu
eto Ia w. per crvsi, of sod sanasi
interest fanihicss s'1si Na- ns~i rrsta t-a.,s
on application To
y : HOWE. Lsn.i Commissioner.
fIttt~ REX. ArA.
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