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nm 2.i0 nbr Na1mittaas, Gusgenommen Sonns
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Die Barrier Range
Nrfiaruun.

ga Elm 9eradt in Der Stobt c!rtnlitt, oaB MIR ans'
pertGuien, nm uner @5e1ait aui5u9eben, 10 er3reien
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ner 1900 Daro6 rSetes 5u 80 Gents uuo tbeurer, oz
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6aarbnriten, aGnmen II. BGriInerien. Wtan iprehe
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WGlrsu =. Seonnefet
ISon2i1 1SHl Sir. &c, Aerina oMitraf fie.
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Jf1aarr's }laCsr- DahnDulpRr

ep.ftiu reinist uno r,ah Die Sapne peiB, Tort ben
gSeiuifeiu a6, uuo perOinnert oos Seroerben Der
3d6us Oe fsaeon Der S6adtel ii. neu, nieolit, be-
quem uno ipariam. $teis % Gents. 81 pabeni
alien IpotGeten uno Oro9uen%9anoiuugen
(Iua5, I2Uitet)
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DIR abgebiilen bate, murhe btute anf Is
Sahle ms 2utltbQuS deidlidt.
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@rGu0e.

Smab q, ytebr., 16. Ses @eitern Ibenb
fiel bier bier 3oa tiefer, Sdnee. Ser Sfnee=
| itIrm ral'te bis 9fortb. .Ylatte.
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(geritt, Der .aiiocitrten Breiie" iiir Ocu Cor
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redu Der Goinpa9nie, @utap= uno 5apette= StraEe
30 liinuten Dor Der a6ia9rt, uuo BultonsS tation
nab Nntunft aller 3iige.
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g5ormittd95 uub 6.20 Nbenos an, Souutaas auoac-
nommen uno oanu um u6r AbeHos.
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station gemabt.
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i'm antanse unb Der Geit in tetaten monotlben
3ablunsen iino Die Seoinsun9en, uuter pelten
man eine
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Ser 8of'idle Weineto S=Yrusek i'm
Sunocs be5irfs=6ertd)te.
3m0lfter Sag.

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nun9s:Iuiprad1e oee Verthetoigers Stes
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3eugenitanoe. S,r. Rattbctps duberit
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

SUPREME couKr.-ln recent Supreme Court syIlsbi "
find the two following from Douiphan County,
Ora L. Dodge vs.. Catharine Berler ct al.
Error from Douiphan County.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
HIGHLAND NURSERY.

HIGHLAND NURSERY January 25, 1874
The subscriber AGAIN offers To the treeplanters "f Don
phau and adjoining Counties extra choice lot OF two ana
yearold Apple Trees. Having taken unusual pains
in selecting my bearing trees for the past three
wears can confidently recommend them. The experience
Of the farmers IF County has proved that some vare
ties Of trees are worthless for this soil and climate and
that others can hardly he ovprrated The knowledge gain
ed by the repeated trials and repeated losses Of thousands
Of farmers in this part Of Kansas endeavor TO btain by
personal acquaintance and then make use q" in grating
cannot raise cheap many Of them as in the
old way but can raise better Again: form the
heads of these trees about q tn feet from the ground
carefully trimming all side shoots the first and second
wear avoiding forks and giving form heads Of three to
four branches each claim that such tree thus tram
ed and Of good variety, is worth hundred two and
trees that een neglected in their earlier
growth have and threeyearold trees ready
for the market aud propose sell the best at the very bow
price Of SO per hundred will heretofore exchange
them for young cattle and small grain have also
choice lot Of No. homegrown Hedge Plants for the
Spring trade.
Thanking old customers for their continued patronage
and hoping for share Of the ones promise my
best endeavors TO please all
frh,ua S. ]. EDGERLY. Proprietor.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
a..i.... no, AGee..A.

The recent depreson ba<asss has ma adfcted the
passenger traffic Of the St. Louis Kansas City Northern
Short Line a. they continue six fast express trains
so r.ors than any other hne between the Missouri s~d
Mississippi Rivera This road enjoys great Immunity
from Academia by Of immense expenditures In the
Last two wears of over million dollars besides earnings
in uonderfui improvements in renyns their line with
p. steel and iron rails on broad new ties in rolling
stuck supplied with all modern Appliances for comfort and
safety ana as another safeguard employ night and day
wachmen to inspect the road bre and after the passage
of each train tn see that everything in order Consp
cious among new J. the substitution for OF
dinary cars of new reclining chair eaehes elegantly car
pet.a and cited with dressing rooms for ade gentlemen
and families. sr,hout any eztra eAuss The ST. Louis
Kansas CITY Northern and the ksnsas City St. Joseph
e. Council Buffs Railroad firm the only line running
through Pullman Palace SesPers htwern Omaha and ST.
Louis The shortest line between the West and the East
il over the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line
either through St Lnus the great metropolis Of
$50 900 inhabitants CT through Chicago the Chicago
Alton Short Line over tie Luisna Bridge opea for
passage Of through TRINA Test Asents Of connecting
roads srin- through Tickets 3" the East Hoth South
will furnish tickets by this EXCELLENT line For map. crcu
lars time cards and information relative ratcs &C.
ply address Lyman McCarty' Kansas City Mo- or
p B. Groat, ST. Louis. No. jan22yi.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

SOMETHING UsEFrL--The Grange Flow Is the latest
ested in II, AMI having concluded his fight with District
No CO. he has taken the job 81 Introducing the new pow
which every Granger should have. The following Is
epy Of the circular which he viii send to the several
Oranges:
Dear S;r:-Enclosed send you Advertisement of
new pluw and if yOar Council should desire any OF Them
will Furnish th.m any humber they may want at whole
sale prices with ten rrr cent IF for cash employ
mid 4. men but d, al directly with the Changers them
selves thereby saving them the amount that thy have
been heretofore compelled tn pay to that eass Of men,
hope yon will appree manner Of doing business iii
recy with the Changers themselves as well as the SUI
prrior merits Of my pow each Of which will serve
man his lifetime If taken proper care Of and not leaned
out TO his neighbirs much"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
wnyne Township Items.

Capt Fliekingcr has commenced building 6rstclass'
grist mill at Geary City. Flckingers upright dealings
and clever turn is bound to give il good custom The
merchants Geary selling goods cheaper has can be
purchased in ST. Loais-they say.
Lancaster Mcdaniel of BrenneT, have general line
of merchandise hand and expect IN accommodate the
farmers Of that vicinity figures they live at.
They had little rrmpus in Duniphan the other day
The champion Of Petersburg in town. on the war
path rared and charged in the streets swearing that he
could whip any that har. They picked ont
about the weakest chap in town. who went to the centre
Of the street with him. and gave him nice dressing down
The Marshal did make his appearance during the fra
cas- II said he home clraning his revolver and
coud not think of starting out without it. He held for
ninst him 81 lozs certain occasion not long since,
that il took the rust.
Wheat is looking fair but weak, in this section
Staplet"n If the Doniphan County Nursery is deliver
ur stock fast be taken from the grouHd He
is No. business man.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
Scxcranee Itcns.

Rev Geo W. Wood left the rrt IF the week. tn attend
be returned OF not
Mrs. Z. A. Scott has her dwelling completed
John Kirwau is preparing to build addition to his
store house.
Dr. Nisbet is doing thriving insiness selling plOws
and agricultural implements to all who call.
Arch. Campbell received Friday last, No. i'm
proved safe from Mosler Bahnsnn & Co. of Cincinnati
Post Office funds. &c. Since Arch has built his addition
to the room, he has large store his cnmpe
tors and sells cheaper than ever.
Shulsky's convention comes off Saturday.
&C Conch has added fine stuck of hardware to his
already large stuck If merchandise.
Ryan & vanhorn are in full operation in their
store-room.
The foundation for the N. z. Church building is being
put up VIII be done this coming week
DlEp.-The wife of Marion sprncer March 96th
aged ls years-after illness Of four days
The Changers ticket for Town:hip officers will probably
be: O. n. Devue for Trustee Jesse Hanry, Clerk ID.
W. Morse Treasurer Ben. p Campbell and Neil Gillen,
ConstaLles.
John Lib.rs brewery will be in operation in about four
weeks.
Maj L. Gray, late of Lawrence. has located with
He rstclass architect and will furnish drafts plans
specifications together with estimates short
tice.
Col Seaver and Cherries Fox of Highland in the
city, Monday last They hooking after the interests
of this staid Republic. SLoScHNAS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
~ Pure Cider Vinegar. a, B,ckroHp sHerAn's.

Severance, Feb. &C. IsI4-tf.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
DR.. WHITTIER,

Gil st. Charles Street, st. Louis, No.,
Has been snger engaged in the special treatment Of
all vcuereaI, sexual md Chronic Disenres
than any other Physician in ST. Louis, as ~iiy papers
syphilis, Gonorrhqa, Giert, ssrieture,
Orchitis, Hernia, or kuPtare, all Urinary
Diseases and Syphilific or Mercuriai aarc.
lion. of the threat, skin or bones are treated
with unparalleled latest scientific prnei-
pies.
Impetcne,, as the result Of se.f-dbuse in youth,
sexual excesses in maturer years or other causes,
and which produce some Of the f,iiswing enees :;
siqLt defeeUe memory pimptes on tie Jdee phvseds
decay arersion 10 society n snalss eo'ssien 81 ideds
loss Of serudI poIcer ETC. rendering marrse n.d
proper o. ushnPPy, are permanently cured.
Pamphlet (36 pasesI relating to the above sent Id
sealed enreI1pe for tw" postage stamps
Di,~nse. pecoliar 10 women, such as 4 men
orrAaa DvsmsAOrrhGd HSnorrhGgia Lsuoorhed, or
whites ChIorosis DisedseA and disptdeemeH,s ~ ne
Womb S:erllity ETC., successfully treated Descrip-
tive pa implicit sent sealed for two stamps Age with
experience can be relied upon. II is seevi1ent that
Physician treating thousands Of cases every year,
acquires great skill Physicians, knowing this re
oueutly recommend persons to nay care. Connden-
aI consultation personally by letter ee and in
yited When il is announcement IN visit the city 10,
treatment medicines can be sent by express or msn
every where Durable cases guaranteed; where douot
exist. il il frankly stated. Office hours: A. n U
Pm Sundays. IL NJ Ia P. N. Persons arnrtng W
De eity at any hour may direct 70 the cee AZ
The .stablishment "a whole house Of twelve rooms)
Ia the ,est extensive in the cruntry embracing ne
ception and Consultation rooms boarans anu SEP
hrnsye Laboratory where all medicines used In the
establishment are prepared; and most imPortant oi
all the Library where tns GU ~" az s,rn5 aI.o
Anatomical Plates life size and eolored 70 NE Mus
tratpr diseased conditions winch have been proenI
ed from Paris France regaTssss q ,n sitr The
Library Is thrown wide open TO all c-efs-
ADORE
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

In these day. Of railroad competition the wise traveller
selects hi. before leaving home In almost every in
stance he desires reach his destination as speedily as
rsse and the accomplishment Of that purpose the
Missour Pacific Through Line from the West 10 'he Last
ria Kansas Cry and S. Louis offers Inducements unsur
49,. bv any other line in the country Everything eou
n.c,.d with the Msseur Pacific r. R. IS frs eias and the
.doptou of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Brake, together with Pullman Seepers and kecinins
Chair Coaches render trip over the line perfectly sa's
and pea.snt Passenger from all parts Of the West BY
taking its Express Trains at Kansas City LeaEenv"h
Atchison and other prominent cities are landed IN 81
Lou. at seasonzble hours m"ruing and evening ana
ample time make direct connection with all
- lint IN the North East and South Particular
;,srm,t;o, with maps tine tables &e-Snay be had 81
N. v.r;ou. Through Ticket efSces in the West Of
mon personal or written application n G. H. Baxter Yves
tern Agent Kansas City. No, or T. A. Ford Genfr.
e'A -, g, I,u;s Mo- jani5yl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
CHICAGO MARKET.

:
Flnur-Qniet
Wheat-Strady. No. l spring 81 cay: resu q l6
strictly fresh; No ii l9i regular: 81 az strictly fresh
spot; 81 l9s April.
Corn-Di nIand active and advanced. No mixed. 62c
regular 63tc strictly fresh spot; 6llc April; new No
J9d6Oc.
Oats Steady. No. 2 4aic spot; 46ic May.
Rye-Steady. No. 90 9oc.
Barlry-N" 81 5Odi IS.
Pork-Drmand active aud advanced. SIS Goals IS cash
Apri SIS s5dl5 90 May
Lard-Demand active and advanced, % 90 cash April
90 Is May.
Bulk Meats-Quirt and unchanged shoulders SEC spot
&c Nav loose; short clear sAc loase spot.
Catholics active and BUYERS inclined to hold on
prcrs steady and unchanged Fair choice IS 10
az To- DC s5 &C So stockers inactive and prices
nominal anil unchanged.
H"gs-Open-d quiet. weak and l0c lower, but became
fairly active decline Sales at "a 90a6 90 for common
most sales fair good at s. 20 as 4O closed dull
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST LOUIS April .
Hemp-Dull Fair and prime undressed $500; choice
sl00HI25
Fl"ir-Dull and weak. with only order business
Wheat-Spriug duh: M. Q 81 %: fall, quiet and
changed No red fall. 81 39dl 40 No 2 81 Is al 50.
C"rn-Stehdy. No. mixed. GA a63c; May offered at
Csc GiIc bid.
0iis-Aetive and higher; closed firm. No q mixed
81 d62c.
Barlry-Dull and unchanged.
Rye-FiTm az 81 d9ec.
Pork-Firm at SO O0aI6 IS
Dry Salt Medts-Quiet Round lots held firm at prsyi.
prices.
Bicnn-Quiet. Shoulders Tie clear Sides 9aesc hams
lli6l4c.
Larrl-In good demand and firm. Prime steam, spot
and mp country, 50 00a9 TO-
Cattlr-In good demand and firm. Chsire and extra
S. So good to prime e. Joa So and hefers
81 T5d4 co. Texans So O0a4 So
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
uirsI.,, s,.u.

We upon the of Spring elections. There Is
not much excitement We have heard only aspirants
named for Trustees viz: Mr. WIN. n. Harris Of White
Cloud, and Mr.. J. A Chapscn Both spoken Of Is
good men. Would il be well for the farmers to
work for who would compel money lnaners no are
known have thousands Of dollars upon interest TO
turn q l. tile more than Twelve Hundred Dallarsi
Mr. Fox is spoken nj as Constable here. There alb
be opposition. Charley makes a good officer and
excellent collector.
Mr. W. W. Pardun. horse mlliner has turned out
nineteen Of harness the past two weeks viii. pen
Of work ahead He out good work. and gives
eelent satisfaction.
W. H. Bush his old stand busy weighing out cro
ceries He is working up good trade.
B. A seaver. Esq., is fitting up 6ne law Office AS an
attorney, he gives general satisfaction
Sheriff T. J. vandersice town. on Friday night
and visited Smithtsu Lodge, M l. A. F. A. NJ he
presented By the members with Past Masters Jew
e. token Of their esteem for him. and bis devotion TO
tn" of Masonry; be having held responsible pos,s
stree the Lodge has been instituted for the psst
eight years be has been Master The presentation speech
made by Psst Master s. F. He-bit in which he gave
brief history ef the Lodge and the struggles which
made during the late by the veterans If Masonry
AIMING whom Past Master T. J. vanderslce was prurni
neni mcmbe-. Brother Vandersice thanked the mem
bers for their Kindness and assured them thst their
spect far him like the Acacia would ever green and
indelbly Engraved upon the tablets # his memory and
that whn their work done upon the chsckered floor
here it his that they might live be ad
mted to ihst Celestial Lodge where the Supreme Master
Of the Universe presdes
The city public schools will open Monday April 9Th
We understand Mr. ". Trevett hzs been engaged as
teacher.
We met cur OH friend. w D. Riprey. the streets
Monday He is preparing TO plant large orchard. He
ia stff his fra m
stand Ar. SHyder has orders for $4,000 and
more orders being received daily. As raiser
Mr.. has equal in the West his give unvrr-
sal satisfaction.
At the present writing the ground is covered with
and il is still showing. SAcKET.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
Atfcntiou All!

The person who buys of FINANCIAL MANAGER Of MI.
CARROLL SEMINARY the Piano and FIRST ORGAN for
use in the County where this paper published will get
them at discount accnrng tn the make and style Of in
s,rument of onetrd to one half from the manufactures
REGULAR H., price The AMI residence Of the purchaser
will lie published in this paper that all may know where
thr rsrumrnts may be The same offer are to Tst
purchasers in each large raJe aud city in this County
THE onJEcT give the people opportunity to see
and test the instruments sold at such unprecedented bar
gains as offered in advertisement OF this party found ~"
third maze Of this paper Let every reader examine it, and
then write for partieulIrs. mehlSu
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
A. F. & A. NJ.

~ WHITE CLoCD LODGE. No rs. A. F. & A:
4" NJ meets at their Hall third story Of Weeks
pIdiug an the Leyee Wednesday night, On or before
H. F, Moan in each month"; and every two weeks there
after. L" L. OAAO-'' W. 49,
C. W SHREvE Sec'y.
SNITUTON LOnGE No. l. A. F. A NJ: meets at
,jT Hall in Highland Friday night ON or before the
Ful Neon and every two weeks thereafter visiting
Brethren arr cordially invited r>, wv \,
CHAs Z. Fox, Sec.
MASONIC-Trny Lodge No IS, A. F. and A. Masons
meet II their Hall Monday evening" on or before the fu
Moon each month and the second saturday
AteT L. u bI1LDuES' W. A.
JAMES NJ TKAST Secretary.
WATHENA LODGE, No. ca A. F. A. NJ. meets at
their Hall WaJheDa every first and third SATURDAY eve
hing D hAlIh' W. ~
Arg MUIFE Sec.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

W. are authorized the aame of II. c. wy
KERT as candidate reelection to the office of Trustee
of Centre Township.
We are authorized to announce that HENRY STEELE
will be candidate for Trustee of Centre Township at the
ensuing election.
MoRDECAI JOHNS will be candidate for Constable
of Centre Township at the ensuing April election.
W II. LEONARD will he a candidate for Constable Of
CeItre Township at the ensuing April election.
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9 Patrons Of Husbandry. -

SUMMIT GRANGE p. or H. meet in the khppel
Sbl Hens an thr frat and third Thursday nights OF
each mnnth. D. l. MlDEh' haster'
J. EKsEIS Secretary.
CENTRAL GRANGE. No. 4G6 meets every Saturday
acrnoSn at / o'clock, in the Odd Fellows Hail. Troy
Visiting brethren will be welcome.
THOMAS HESsHALI- Secretary.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-02

Abea' Bitiers.-At certain periods of life tonic is
necessity; but there danger in using stmuants that in
jure the organs Of digestion while giving temporary relief
To obvats this and present the publc tonic free from
ALCOHOLIC FOLSOM DR.. Greene prepared the OxrcESATEr
BrTTEs for DYSPEPSIA and all kindred com
plants. Sold everywhere. JoHS F. HENRY. CuRRAS &
Co.. Proprietors, and College Place. New York.