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Bnsiacs. no, Affected.

recent depression in business has not affected the
passenger traffic Of the St Louis Kansas City Northern
Short Line as they continue to run six fast express trains
tSo more TAN any Other linz between the Missouri ard
Aississippi Rivers. This road enjoys great immunity
from accidents By reason Of expenditures in the
last TWO years ofover womion dollars besides earnings
IN wonderful improvements in relaying their line with
new steel and iron rails broad ties in rolling
stock supplied with all modern appliances comfort and
safety and Is another safeguard employ night day
wsfchmen to inspect the before and after the
OF each train to see that everything is order Cons
eous among new improvements is the substitution
anary cars Of new reclining chair coaches elegantly
peta and n'ted with dressing for ladies' gentlemen
and famies' Withou; any extra charge. The St Louis
hansas City Northern and the Kansas City St Joseph
q Council Bluffs Railroad form the only line running
through Pullman Palace Seepers between Omaha and ST.
LOUIS The shortest line between the West and East
over the St Louis Kansas City Northern Short Line
either through St Louis the great metropolis Of
4oOO inhabitants or through Chicago the Chicago
ALTON snort Line over the Louisiana Bridge open for
OF through trains Ticket Agents of connecting
roads selling through tickets the East North or South
VIII fni nish tickets Ly this excellent line For map circu
lara time cards and information relative to rates. &C.
ply :" or address Lyman MeCarty, Kansas City. No.
Il. H. "roat ST. Louis, Mo. jau22yI.
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HIGHLAND NURSERY.

HIGHLAND NURSERY January o. Is.I
The subscriber again offers to the planters of DOu;
phan and adoinng Counties choice lot of two and
three yearod Apple Trees Having taken unusual pains
In selecting scons FROM bearing for the pas. three
years can confidently recommend them The experience
Of the farmers ef this County has proved that some y,ri
ties Of trees worthless for this soil and enat, and
that others hardly be overrate The knowledge gain
ed by the repeated trials and repeated losses Of
Of farmers in this part of Kansas endeavor to obtain by
personal acquaintance and then use of In grating
cannot raise chesp trees many Of them As i'm the
Old way but can raise better Again: form the
heads Of these trees about q feet from the ground
carefully trimming eff all side shoots the rst and second
year avoiding forks and giving uniform heads of three to
four branches each claim that tree thus train
ed and Of good variety. is worth hundred two and
threesOry trees that have been neglected in their earlier
growth have 100000 two and old trees ready
for the market and propose to sell the at the very low
price of $40 per hundred will heretofore exrhapp.
them for young csttie and small grain Lave also
choice lot of No. homegrown Hedge Plants for tho
Spring trade.
Thanking old customers for their continued PATRONAGE
and hoping for fair share Of the ones promise INV
best endeavors to please all.
ieb1dn3 s. j. EDGERLY. Proprietor
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&c E.., by Wa, Of 81. Loui,.

In these days Of railroad competition the wise Traveller
selects his rouie before leaving home In almost every
stance he desires to reach his destination speedily
possible snd for the accomplishment Of that purpose the
Aiss" Pacific Through Line from the West the East
ria Kansas City and st. LOtrs offers Inducements
passed by any other line in the country. Everything
neetej with the hisotni Paeac R. rs first cass and the
adoption of the Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air
Brake, together with Pullman Sleepers Reclining
Chair Coaches render trip the line perfectly safe
and pleasant Passengers from all parts of the West by
taking its Express Trains at Kansas City Leavenworh
Atcson, and other prominent cities landed in ST.
Louis at seasonabe hours morning and evening and la
ample time to make direct connection with all railroads for
every point In the North, East and South. Particular
information, with maps time tables &c, may be had
the various Through Ticket" oices in the West or
upon personal written application to G. h Baxter Yves
tern Agent. Kansas City, No., z. A. Ford General
Passenger Agent, St Louis, Mo. janl5yl
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO February p.
Flour-Quict and unchanged Extra. S IS a6 50.
wheat-Du. unsettled and lower. No. spring. 81 l5i
northwestern 81 1as al 49, No. 81 49, cash III March
q 19f April; No. J. 81 H.
Corn-Fair demand at lnver rates No. mixed 563c
cash. SIC March, Sc April No. mixed, J2i a5J!c
Oats-Steady. No. Q, &c cash. &c March.
Rye-Scarce and firm. No. regular. s3953lc; fresh,
159s34c.
PorkDull and declined s3 90 cash and March, s4 50
April, <i4 60 MAY.
Lard-Quet and weak; SIC cash and March, e}c April.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and weak. Shoulders, 6lc; short
rib u d7sc short clear 7tc all loose spot
Bacop-Steady and unchanged.
CattleShpping grades fairly active and firm at "a
50 for fair good and s. 90 as IS for good prime
Hogr-ood grades active and firm at Is % Co. choice
to extra Philadelphia IS 5566 30.
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Severance. Feb. ss. Is74-tE
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

LOUIS. February
Hcmp-Quet Fair and prime undressed SIS 90; choice
and strictly oh Oice. SlOOdl20
Flour-Du and weak. Super. sid5 50; extra. s. 62I
90; Xxx s6z6 50; XXX 6a5OGI0 90; family 81 25d7 IS
fancy 1893
wheat-Dull and lower to sell No spring 81 Isdl 90
No. , red fall, 81 43dl Is: No. 9. 81 SCI 90.
Corn-Firm. No. 2 mixed 60a61c.
Oats-In demand and fraction higher. No. mixed
45a4sIc.
Barley-Dur and unsettled. No 2 spring 81 7Oa 80
choice northern. 81 Is
Ryc-In demand and firm No. l. s2f92ic.
Por&-In GOOD demand at sl4 IS Is 90.
Dry Salt Meats-Quiet and City clear sides lie
packed shoulders 81 a5ic; clear rib 7ie clear 7id6c
Bscon-DuIl Shoulders Sc; clear rib 81 9ste clear
sidsEo packed.
Lard-Dul: SIC offered freely prime steam sseaJle at
Hogs-Firm. Light. e. TOa5o %; packers. Is Ooa5 =
heavy butchers. IS 25d5 ~.
CattIe-In moderate local demand. Good to choice ma
tive O. 50e5 So medium and fair butchers y Isl
10; Texan O. 75af %.
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Administrator Sale.

pursuance of order made by the Probate Court Of
IL Doniphan County, Kansas Tuesday the ID day Of
February inst. viii! Monday the 9th day Of March.
A d. 1874 between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ, and
o'clock NJ of said day sell the following described real
estate situated In Donphan County State Of Kansss to
wits the northwest quarter Of section Eve 81 in township
two ~ Of twenfyone 2i the property Of John
Lysaght late OF said County deceased Said sale viii be
made at the door Of the Court House. In Troy for cash IN
hand.
Dated this eth day of February, 1874.
MICHAEL FOLEY.
Administrator Of John Lysaght. deeeased
February S, lss44v. Prs fee. s.
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A A. F. & A. M.

a a. f. q A. M.
Xxx WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No 7s, A. r. & A.
wv NJ, meets nj their Hall, third story of Weeks
Building, On the Levee on Wednesday night before
the Full Moon in each month and every two weeks there
after. L. L. ORION, W. N.
c. w. SHREvE Secy.
SMITHTON LODGE No l. A. F. g. A. NJ, meets at
their Hail. in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon, and every two weeks thereafter Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
LEWIS WELLINGTON, VI. II.
CHAs. L. Fox, Sec.
MASONIC.-Troy Lodge No S. A. F. and A. Masons
meet at their Hall Monday evenings, before the full
Moon in each month and the second Saturday night there
after. G. q. BRIDGES, W. N.
JAMES II. TRAST. Secretary.
WATHESA LODGE, No. q, A. F. g. A. NJ. meets at
their Hall in Wathena every first and third Saturday
ming s. HATCH, W. NJ.
AUG. MILLER Sec
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Notice for Divorce.

the District Court If Second Judicial District the
State Of sitting within and for Doniphan County
Charles COrbuser, Plaintiff
Caroline corbusier defendant
CAROLINE CORBUSIER, a nonresident Of the State
~ Of Kansas is hereby notified that Charles Corbusier
did the third day Of January 1874 file his petition in
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court within and for
the County Of Donphan and State Of Kansas charging
her the said Caroline Csrbuser with having committed
acts Of adultery and abandoning him for than
year past and for these he has sed her the
said Caroline Coreusier for divorces and that she must
the petition filed by the said Charles Corbuser
against her the said Caroline Corbusier before the
eth day Of March 1874 the said petition will be taken
true and decree of divorce win be rendered accordingly
CHARLES CORBUSIER.
January q, 157t4w. By his Attorney. n. B. WooD.
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Castorin is than substitute for Castor OIL 1t
is the only safe article in existence which is to
simulate the food regulate the bowels windcolic and
produce natural sleep 1t contains neither minerals Nor
phine alcohol and Is pleasant to take. Children need
not cry, and mothers may rest octsyl.
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Notice for Divorce.

In the Dct Court of the Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Dsniphan County
Henrietta vaneuran, Plaintiff.
Willis J. vaneurau Defendant
WILLS J. vANCURAN non. PRESIDENT Of the State
w Of Kansas e hereby notified that Henrietta Van
ouran did on the third day Of January 1874 file her pe
ton in the Office of the Clerk Of The District Court within
and for Donphan County and State Of Kansas charging
him the ssid Willis j. Vancuran with having abandoned
her TOR more than last past and cause che
ha. shed him the said Willis j. yaneuran for divorce;
and that be must answer the petition fled by the said
ran on or before the hh day Of March 1874 or the said
petition VII he taken a. true and Judgment decree Of
HENRIETTA vANCCRky
BY y. B. woop. her Attorney
Januirys - s3s-t~ Prs fee $50
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2 Patrons of Husbandry. ~

SUMMIT GRANGE. p OF H.. meet in the Klippel
School House the first and third Thursday nights OF
each month. J. T. MIDER, Master.
j. ERsKIS, Secretary.
CENTRAL GRANGE No. 4G6 meets every Saturday
Afternoon. at l o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall Troy.
Visiting brethren will be welcome.
JOHN NJ. TRACY, Master.
THOMAS HESsHALL, Secretary.
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Money. Money!.

Money TO build houses, money in business. money
for any purpose long time and easy terms for use in
Missouri Kansas be obtained every Saturday of
the St. Joseph Building Company the St Joseph and
Kansas Loan and Building Company. For further par
ticulsrs, apply in person by letter to j. " Street
President F. L. Mclean Secretary. Francis street.
Opera House building; to Henry Boder Jr, Director
Troy Kansas. nIvI
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Patrons of Nusbandry.

Having received a commission County Deputy for
DoniPhan County ap ready attend to all the duties of
the Office, such organizing Oranges &c. and viii
take pleasure in answering all questions relative to the
Order and its work. and in giving necessary instructions
Ny postoce address is Eden Atehison County Kansas
JOHN L. BLAIR
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BoNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge I'd Judicial District-P. L. HUBBARD.
County CommissiOners-JEssE ". JONES, JOSEPH HAY
TON. CHARLES REARSEY.
Sherih-THoMAsJ J. VASDERsIICE.
Treasurer-RoBERT TRACY.
County CleTk-CHARIEs RAPFELYE.
District Clerk-FRANK Brown.
County AttOmey-DAvlD NJ. JOHNSTON.
Probate Judge-RoBRRT WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-ALpRRT HAZEN.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-D. D. ROSE.
CorOner-G. I. ARCHER
Surveyor-HESRY WILSON Deputy, EDWARD 7. REESE
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. F.

,szsa I. o. o. F.
WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. C. /. O. Of
o. F. meets ut Odd Fellows Hail. second
Iory Of Van Buskrks Building Main Street every Sat
urday evening at o'clock Brothers in good standing
cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
CHARLES CAIN n. G.
WIN. n. HARRIS r S.
TROY CITY LODGE No "a l. o. o. F. meets every
Tuesday night in their Hall c. Lelands store Troy.
Kansas II L. McADAMS, y. G.
g. W. STRAHAN, T. s.
HIGHLAND LODGE, No. g. l. O. o. F. meets every
Saturday night in the Myers & Closes Durg
Store, Highland Kansas. T. j. CLOSE, y. G. =
f. B. GATCHEI- R. S.
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~ Popular illustrated book ESQ psges) on MANHOOD
WooMASHooD! MAERIAGE Impedments Marriage
the and Sent securely sealed post paid for
cents, by DR. c. WHITTIER 6l7 ST. Charles Street 81;
Louis, No. the great specialist Read his works noI3
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--e.y-r is true. Il has produced more Of
EhISrs~ rheumatism, neuralgia lockjaw, palsy.
sprains swengs cakedbreasts scalds burns satrheum
earaehe &C. upon the human frame and of strains spav-
in CALLS &C. upon snmas in year than have all other
pretended remedies since the world began
irtant alhealing pain relerer Crippes throw away
their crtches the lame walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without scar 1t
is no humbug The recipe is published around each bottle
1t is selling article before sold and IT sells be
it does just what preends do. Those who
suffer frum rheumatism pain swelling deserve suffer
if they will not Centaur Liniment More than 1000
certificates of remarkable cures including frozen lmbs
chronierheumatsm govt running tumors &C. have been
received We will send circular containing certificates
the recipe &c. gratis any requesting it. One bot
tie Of yellow wrapper centaur Lnimcn is worth hun
dred dollars for spawned sweened horses and mules
for in sheep Sockowners-this liniment is
worth your attention No family should be without Cen.
,aur Lnmen Sold by all Druggists so cents per bottles
large bottles sIoo. j. b ROSE Co, 50 Broadway, New
York.
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For apy other length of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only TO regular advertising
1Sns,ness cards Of fines or less, 3 year.
For LEGAL and transient advertisements. 81 square
s Die rs insertion and 20 cents per square for each sub
specisi Notices will be charged 50 per cent and
editorial advertisements and personal Communications
double price. D.,
Eight lines Of solid Nonparen make one square. All
fractions Of half square and over are counted fun
advertisements requiring to be certified TO- will be
charged the cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
Tow Z, The times will admit All job Work be paid
for when taken from the ONCE.
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II A ]. Bliss and Jennie Foster were married at
White Cloud last week.
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HEDGE PLASTs-M C. Very notifies the public, that he
will Furnish Hedge Plants at s5o per thousand on all or
drrs handed in before the 18th Of March Orders can be
left at the Nursery at J. B. Byers Hardware Store
Trn,.
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PETERSON & GLANAS.-Neal Peterson and Chris Glaman
have again formed copartnership and will carry the
Boot and Shoe business the old stand To their old
customers not necessary to introduce them They
celebrated latitude ne bootmaker
and prepared do every description Of work in their
line in the very best style.
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Reooleot the school exhibition at the Court House.
saturday night and that the proceeds 20 to the school
funa There VIII be no tcksts and every person should
60 prepared with the necessary change The exhibition
will commence at hAlEpast seven pollock
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1J. W. and Geo L. Moore b.r. opeoed q Grain
Warehouse at Highland Station Their Advertisement
was received Just as we going to press and win AZ.
pear in our next
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~ Gould not the mall route agents on the Denver
ao % little more careful If they should try IN distrio
outng the uailsi More than half the time Troy mail
nom the east is carried up the road and does
not reach here until the return mail ,rrtvss from The west
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Lumber.

am now prepared to furnish both Pine and Native
Lumber to the public in large small quantities very
cheap for OasA have large stock hand and CON.
plete assortment Of Building Material Thanking nv old
friends and customers for their liberal patronage in the
past 1 solicit continuance of the same.
W. h. h CURTIS,
Severance Feb s6 ls74-tk
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" The largest and gsyest party Of the season CAME
OF on Wednesday evening. Miss May Hull received her
many friend, at the Highly House There very large
assembly Of young people and they e.oyed Themselves
until late hour-or rather until early hour In the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-26

- We received a visit on wed,,.d,v from W. W.
Aker ESQ., Of Eaton Ohio and old acquaintance of
boyhood days He is prospecting for location some
where In Kansas
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Grange Meeting.

SEVERANCE, KANSAS, Feb. 16 1874
There viii be regular meeting Of the Severance Grange
Saturday February 18th at IL O'Clock, A N The De-
putty delegates from the State Grange win be present
who will give them the annual password and nstruc
ton the uuwrten work of the Order Masters other
Oranges especially invited and all members viii be
cordially welcome S. J. EDGERLI, Secretary
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The Great American Consumption Remedy,
DE-, WV. HALLS BAIsAM LUNGS cures the worst
of CouGH Coins and all the diseases Of the LUNGS
and CHEST. For wHooPISG Couch and GROUP it is cEE
TAIN SPECIFIC. The most OBSTINATE CASES surely yield
Halls Baisnm when used perseveninsy. Stands at the
head Of all cough preparations Sold everywhere JOHN
+. HENRY cUERAS s. Co, proprrtors College Place
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~ Several purchases Of property made in town
last week. The Shepherd brothers bought Jefs new
building adjoining the City Hotel; eIshsr Maquilken
bought the Crsbb property in the part Of town.
and Judge Wilkinson has bargained for Mrs Longs resi-
dence, in the north part Of town.
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r. wehave received gay bill Of fare from Jennison
Miller Of Leavenworth. II is enough to make full
hungry We shall drop in them, some fne do
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u The Supreme Court has granted rehearing in the
bond case between the City of Troy and the Atchson and
Nebraska Railroad and Judge Price made hts argument
last week. decision has not yet been been rendered
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-26

u White Cloud is getting to be great ice market
well great lumber and wood market In addition to
the immense quantities of ice previously put up James T
Delaware has contracted put up thousand
firm in Kansas City and probably has the work very
completed by this time The cold snap has been greatly
his advantage He putting up the ice in blocks
feet square Below Achson the ice has been very poor
this Winter At White Cloud it is twenty inches thick
and over.
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ET 0ur old friend, Isaac Fillmore, long resident on
Cedar Greek near White ClOul has taken the Kennedy
farm at Highland Station.
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All persons indebted to me- notified that their &C
counts must be settled, as I cannot wait longer.
C. G. BRIDGES
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r. The same mail now brings Cincinnati ST. Louis,
Lawrence and Topeka dslies of like date.
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II We mentioned. short time ago. that the railroad
between watbens and Donphan having been assessed
the wathena and Donphan Road instead Of the St Joseph
and Topeka Road the tax could be collected it,
The Legislature has just passed bin legarng the assess
ment and the Treasurer will proceed to collect the tax
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" The "Chief of the Modocs" terribly scooped
again. to-day, in a hOrse-race. at White Cloud.
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MORRIS & PoULET-In this issue will be found the adj
vertsement of Morris & Pouet Hardware Merchants of
White Coud who have united the stocks Of J. j. Morris
and II. W. Shaw with large additions of goods and
fully established at their quarters in the old Ce
building where they have and stock of goods
exceIed in Northern Kansas. Mr.. Morris has for many
years been known sku and reliable timer and
dealer AID Mr. Pouet is of the experienced and
careful business men in the State They have the knowl
edge and ability To keep class of goods that the people of
Northern Kansas need of quality and at prices that
fail satisfy purchasers The stock consists every
thing in the Tnware Stove and Hardware line Cutlery
Nails Mechanics TOols and gricultura Implements We
cheerfuly recommend them the readers the Chief
who reside within trading range of White Coudor would
advise them to go beyond their range if they
good bargains.
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Y Pure Cider Vinegar, at BlckroRD sxcL.rns.
No Humbug,

In order to make room for large Spring stock wi
sell my Winter goods at cost for the thirty day
Csn and satisfy yourself N SLOVENIAN
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Y Ex Sheriff B. F. Mccoy, of Brown County died On
Tuesday. the nth inst Of Consumption Dansvle N
Y whittier he had gone for medical treatment
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FROM GEORGE r. ROWELL d. co.
NEW YORK DAYBOOK

DEMOCRATIC WEKKLY. Established 1850. 1t supports
White Supremacy political and social Terms - pUr year
To Clubs nine c"pies for e. Specimen copies free Ad
dress DA BOOK New York CITY febI2w4
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IL gentleman who came up on the train from St
Joseph Wednesday morning. says there a couple
of Monte aboard plying their svocatOn and that just
before reaching town they relieved German of so and
his watch Why do railroad companies protect their
passengers from these thieves They might just well
permit pickpockets and hghwaymen tn openly rob and
knock the head passengers their allow the
Monte men to carry their game.
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Adminisfrat0r's Notice.

NOTICE hereby eye1 that letters q .duias,r.tios
no,;ns.n conntv were granted to tae undsrsigncd r.
sn.~ood By he Probate Court Of ccs1y STATE
Of Kans.s bearing dste Jane.ry 9Th is7G Al persons
tie1ent and an having claims sstp.t the estate
died that the same Be not ior via,
cinded from any benefit Of said estate and not present
ed within three years after said d.s they viii Be toSsvsr
Aaminissrsior Of The Estate of AbHsh wheeler.
J,rrarv q fsTl.sv Prsfsa .
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Canl.

Richmond Coal always on hand at the St. Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Depot. Apply to-
C. L HOLLAND AGENT.