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KUHN . WHY
- WILL REMOTE
on or about May LIST, ls-5 fraan their old location
No. lois 9TH street northwest, to the
NEW AND SPACIOUS BUILDING
1O1A 1TH STREET NokTHwEsr
(TIro Doors bslov fas Ola SfaafD
BARGAINS' BARGAINS.
Jobs in BEST PRINTS. Gas cents
Jobs Ia BEST PERCAL NJ. Is cents
tHEETING AND SHIFTING COTTOSS AT
COST.
sIQries S,tiins Prio>s on Eat,r. S,oos.
~Call and be convinced ar,su
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DRY GOODS.

INV ARRIVAL
SIZING DRY GOODS.
Iusf orTred-
,Se P',oe~ be.n'iiai PLAID rrrss Gs'ds 81 q o.us.
100 " double width Black lu-frr Atpars. a. Z,
cents.
80 r'eocs ysli wide choice patterns Enclish Ciu,,
80 l. cents
To top BlscA sin At 81
--latest ari haSF - ff-- z 4 fcles a. rrpfs
IEfge VARIETY Sun IMBRsllAS
hi stock nonc~tic~ 81 pricas O. sat che tim.s
1hose ~ n crm- viii proit
vac ARCANE,
saf SEVENTH STRHEr.
ersff Between ~ snd v, ssHh~.-t
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DOWERFCL REDUCTION
CLOSING OUT THEENTIRE STOCK NEW
ANDCHEAP DRY GOODS AT
q A X z x IS,
s05 MARKET SPACE
Zoo yards extremely fine style yard vide
FkkNCH PER, ALE, in beautiful figures and
strips, with hands me siiebs nd only Is worth &c
80 yards beautiful silk aud Wool FDNGEE ali
new spring shades, IA plain plaid and stripes
BLACK SiLkS-Blaek silks extremely cbeAp
~ pieces Of new BIZ ACh ALPACA, very fine, very
wide, only 81. worth &c
BLACK CASHMERE, EXTERNALLY fine worth
81; We are selling it at 81.
pieces pure Linen Table pAMASk So worth -
Lupln all wool Bla1k DELAINE, g, worth Ac,
especial bargain ''
go yards Feather Proof BED TICKING. sc
SSiMEREs for Men and Boys wear. Is 81 50
Only siew dozen iron frame regu made woven
seams ENGLISH STOCKINGS, &c
THREAD GLOVES, new shades only lsc.
Splendid p. X. lac. spIstr
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Dr. hOs4hissIIssH SG ssr,.x,. ,...p. AYR

u AS l0rH STREET, NEAR PA. AVE-
From long experience in both hospital and private
Urinary Organs, Genorrh9 elect Structure, Syph-
Ills, and SpermatorThosa Gases Of Gonnorrhes re-
it's stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
ersdicated from the system, without the Of
abuse In youth causing loss OF memory and insanity,
general debility, organic weakness impotency, nerv
ous trritability symptoms II psion, fndRes-
don palpitation Of the ieari, pains in bach, dmneD
q sight OF giddnss esl forebodines, self distrnst
De; p, located for many yesr. q ~ 8; Eut.! g.,
lions By his Wellington patrons, 70 open Q perms-
nent oice in that city. where he may be consulted
every wednesday and Saturday in each week. from
toS p.m m. mareLly
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PERSONAL.

i HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS from
trusting any one on my account, as 1 will pay no
debts so contracted. HENRY FILLER,
APPS ST. Washington, ID. Z.
SPECIAL Misunderstanding that Q GER.
- tain Sewing Machine Company in this city is
representing that they have the latest improved
SINGER, for pretext to sell their machines. We
declare il a MALICIOUS FALSEHOOD, as the
--latest Improved Singer" can be had only ut our
applet THE SINGER MFR'G co,
MRS. DIR. ELLIS, AxtyoLogtSt, remains one week
1V1 longer all who would learn Of the past pres.
ent and future must lose time in calling at 2
10th street northwest. Mrs. Ellis stands without
rival in the science OF reading the stars APPS colin
n ST OF O0Y.
MADAME Ross.
Thh celebrated Lady Astrologist aad Healing He
dium Be consulted ct No. sol d srsse, corner Of
"a, northwest. She has NO superior In delineating
the Past, Present, and Future In love OF b1siness
pointing out your enemies and informing you Of the
s1re way TO succeee In all undertakingp. C0nsulta-
ton stsSstly confidential. Ladies, q; gentlemen,
olO. jy3-ly
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-HORsE and PHErON Sold Tor
1 want of USE Inquire of II. d. MAN
LY, Ebbi,t House or Navy Department. IN
Terms easy. ap226ts GA
E0R SALE-A blooded MARE, seven wears Dbl
L perfect beauty, very fast and so gentle ~
that a lady or child can drive her. Apply at TN
the Livery Stable of Il. Want, sth street, "a
between d and T.. app 81
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EOR RENr-A few desirable ROOMS, with or
without Board, can be had et 1902 9Th street
northwest. street cars pass the door. ap1O-6ts
eight rooms and bath room; location central and
peasant Terms very low from nov till October.
Address b. X, Star office. apl9-6tS
kOR PENTHOUSE with eleven rooms; has al
modern Improvements; new end In perfect con-
oiuon, between 18th and 18th and b and streets
street apn-6ts
LOB RENf-Two large unfurnished PARLORS
~ delightful location. 1875 LAST Capitol
street. spH6ts
apiS-ee THO. =. GArCHEL, nth and = sss.
EOR 1BAT-fke delightful COTTAGE south
veQ corner Of Penny lvania avenue end etl.
street sast, furnished pnflruished. Apply the
stoss q ~ letter ssdr''''d Lock Box g Ws:a
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A Famous Medical Institution.

''The name Of DR.. L. V. Pierce, OF Buffa-
10, \. Y, has become as familiar to the
people all over the country as household
words. His wonderful remedies, his pam
phlets and books, and his large medical ex-
perience have brought him into prominence
and gwen HIM solid reputation. The
page communication from Dr. Pierce, and
our readers may form some idea of the vast
proportions OF his business and the merits
OF his medicines. He has at Buffalo
mammoth establishment. appropriately
named The Worlds Dispensary,' where pa
tients are treated, and the remedies COM
pounded. Here nearly hundred persons
are employed in the several departments,
and a corps OF able and skilled physicians
stand ready to alleviate the sufieriDgs of
humanity by the most approved methods.
These physicians are in frequent consuita-
ton with DR.. Pierce, and their combined
experience is brought to bear upon the sue
cessful treatment of obstinate cases. The
Doctor is a man Of large medical expert
ence, and his extensive:.k knowledge Of mate
ria medica has been acknowledged by the
presentations of degrees from two of the
first medical colleges in the land.
Ii you would patronize Medicines, scien-
tifcally prepared by a skilled Physician
and Chemist, use DIR. Pierce's Family Med
icines. Golden Medical Discovery is nu-
tritious, tonic, alternative, and blood
cleansing, and an unequaled Cough Rem
edy; Pleasant Purgative Pellets, scarcely
larger than mustard seeds, constitute an
agreeable and reliable physic; Favorite
Prescription, remedy for debilitated fe-
males; Extract of Smart Weed, a magical
remedy for Pain, Bowel Complaints, and
an enequaled Liniment for both human
and horse flesh; while his DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy is known the world over as the
greatest specific for Catarrh and Sold in
the Head" ever given to the public. They
are sold by Druggists. "-Giou9o Times:
eodSW
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IMPORTANT
To the Travelling Public.


Ii is the duty OF all persons before start
ing ON Journey, to ascertain by what route
they can reach their destination with the
least trouble. and If there are two or more
roads leading 10 the same point, To decide
which is the safest and pleasantest TO tray
el.
We take pleasure in stating that the Chi
caso * Northwestern Railway Is the Oldest,
and several miles the shortest, between
Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two
wears the road bed has been put in admira-
bic condition, and almost the entire line has
been relaid with steel rails.
The depot in Chicago Essentially located,
and n their trains arrive there thirty min
utes in advance Of all other lines, passen-
gers can always be sure of making eastern
connections For all points in northern
and northeastern Iowa, you should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or
Clinton. For points in northern illinois or
Wisconsin, via Fulton and If you are go
ing TO Chicago, or east, you should, by all
means, purchase your tickets by the Old
Pioneer Route
The CHICAGO & NoRTHwEsTERN.
You will find on all through trains Pull
man sleeper, new and magnificent day
coaches, and the best smoking and second
class cars now on any road in the United
States.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, etc, NAV lie had at any OF the
through ticket offices in the west, or upon
personal or written application.
J.H. MOUNTAIN, Western Travelling
Agent. Omaha, Neb., or to
W. II. SrESNETT. General Passenger
Agent, Chicago.
fch25-w
If Won want stylish boot or shoe, so to
Frank Zipp's, No. i0i Shawnee street.
sup.Gwtf
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 1.

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 1.
PRoPosRp AMEHpNsHf TO rection three Of the
Cons Itu'ion Of the State, regulating the time
OF shcting and conn e.satioo Of members Of the
Legislature
Be resolved by the Leg,slatrre Of the !Sae of Kun
sas. 1othirds Of lhe s'enstss elected TO each lhose
conenrisg thereia:
fSEcfIoS I The following proposition to amend
submit cd TO the election OF the stase 1t the gener
al election Of eighteen hundIei and seventy i've:
PHoPosiTIoH ONE Section twenty-five Of article
two shs De amended - to rea - follows: Sec
tion Is. All sessions Of tho Legislature shAIl b
held At the STA capital, aud beginning with the
sesrio1 Of eighteen hucdred and seventy -sevtn all
regular re- sions shall he he'd once In two yeas,
commencing OIL the second Tuesday OF January OF
each sl;erna.e year thereafter.
P~oPos. TON Tw.: section three Of article
eleven sh III be amended to READ a. I0llous:
Section 8. The Legislature shall provide, at each
regular sessios, raising sufic ent de-
fray the current of the state for years
PRoPOsIriON THkhE: the following shall con-
stitufe -. elton twent bine al article two SECTION
~ At the general 81 cion he'd IN eighteen hundred
and nty-si., aud Ihsr after, men bars Of the
Housa of Representative Ii be se.ec Ell for Two
yeiIs, and members vi tine se.a'e sasli be eiec'ei
for foar year,
SIC. ,. The following shall be the method O.
subm Ting said prop snion Of a uendment: The
ballot shall be either written or printed par
printel and partly written. In regard TO Propusi-
Il n one, tie form Of the ballots shall be For
proposition one TO amend the Constitution, )"
against proposition Que % amend the Cousiitu-
ton in regard TO proposition two. the form Of
the ballots shall be 81 proposition two to amend
the COustiturior," against proposition two To
amend the Constitution in regard 70 proposition 8
the form Of the ballots shall b., For proposition
three toa aend the Constitution ''Aga nat pro-
position three to amend the Constitution
SEC. 3. This joint resolution thsIl take effect
and be In force irum and after its pub icaiion in
zthe statute book.
hereby certify that the above joint reso' ution
originated in the Senate on the 18th day Of Feb
ra-ry, 1875. two-thirds Of the members elected
voting therefor. n. J. eALTER,
JOHN A. Folks, Prestiea. of tie Staais
Secretary OF S-aats.
Passed the Hnuse on the Sd day Of March A. d.
1875, two-thirds Of the members elected vvtir
therefor. Z. II. FUnoTOS,
HKHRY BoNTH, Speaker Of Tie House.
Chief Clerk ojMs House,
Approx, d On the 5th day Of Marcn, 1875.
THOMAS A. OSBORN,
G0seTn0r.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and
correct ~ Of the original enrolled joint resolution
nov on file in my Office and that the same took
eject by publication In the s;a lie book May 18th,
A. u. 1876.
In ties imOny she'eof. have Lereunto sub
srbcd my name. and arixed the greA zeal Of
state DoGe at Topeka, Kansas,:: this 2Dth
day Of July, a. 1875.
lsxAL.l THOj. u. CAVANAUGH,
aug5-f3w Sscyetsyy Of .&ais.
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ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY Clerks OFFICE,
LRAyKNwoxfu, KAN Sept. 10, 1875. !

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LRAvKSwoEfu, KAN Sept. 10, 1878.
STATE OFKANSAS, l..
LwAvrxw0KTH COUNTY.
NyOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That . reg.
IN ulas Nesting Of the Board Of Comfy Com.
missi0nefs, begun and he'd At the Court House:
in the city Of Leavenvorth, In said County and
STATE, on the 9Th DAY Of september A. D. 1875,
John EoSan and 9th rs Of K,ckaPoO Township.
householders Of said County, presented and Med
q petition, asking sid Board Of Commisnoners Sor
the appointment Of Vieuers, TO view, survey and
locate road In raid Tovnship, and TO locate POI.
tons fthe Humid and Moore roads. Comoencins
At point, NJ aear the intersection osthe Leav-
venWorth and kasion road, and the Moore road,
running nortneastefly scross the northeast corner
OF the southeast Of section ~, township range
r. 20 as TO strike point the Humid rosd aud In.
tersect herewith, at near 10 rots, from the
Of said qunter, and 30 altering -
much of said rCais, and havirg laid cut
said rad ~ above STATED, and vAeatng
the two above pis on the new laid out part, on
the Viewers making . request favorable 10 said
change The prayer Of the petitioners Was granted,
and B y. Moore A. q. Cngsweil and John IsyIoi
were appointed Viewers, to meet at the ho.se oil
Me Zimmerman, in KickapJo Township. o. the
18th day Of Oc;ober, 1875, at 10 q clock A NJ OF
in case OF failure TO meet On the day designated,
then on the following day, and proceed 10 view
said ruad, and give u all Pries Concerned hear
Ing.
By order Of the Board
OLIVER DIEFENDOEF
sept lIilv2 CSuuty Clerk.
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Eeighty.

The reason FOR adding marble dust, alum,
starch, -four, ETC., to baking powders, are to
make them weighty and thus add to profit.
1t would be well for house-keepers to know
that DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
free from these adulterants, hence the pur-
est and most economical. As two teaspoon
iuls go as far as three teaspooniuls of the
heavy kinds, and as baking powders are
used by teasroonfuls and not by weight,
the saving in this direction is no small
item
DR.. Prices Baking Powder and his True
Flavoring Extracts are beyond all question
the hes. and most perfect Of anything in
the market. To insure success buy Dr..
Pricss Powder only in cans. eod&v
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
LEAvKNwokIH, Ian, sept. 10Th, 1875. !
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAvEswoR,H Cousr1. S.
NOTICES hereby given, at NJ . regular
~ meeting Of the b 'rd Of Coanty C,mmis-
sioners begun and held n the Court House, in
the City Of LeavenwOrrh, in said County and
State, on the 9Th day Of septenber, A. D. 1875.
II. EEsen and others Of Tongsnoxie Township.
householder Of said County, presented md die !
petition. asking said Boari OF Commissioner for
the appointment Of Viewers, 10 viex. survey and
locate p,rtion Of the sullivan road. commenc-
Ing IL the Atchison and Torganoxie State road, on
section ~. tovnship 10, range q. Thence souh to
the north vest corner Of the southeast quarter Of
where said road besin., b ling the south re cor
ner ofthe south quarter Of section o. township
10, range q, where II ststkes the Stanton rod.
The mayer Of the petitioners vas granted, and
W. L McKsehen. samuel stewart and ". p.
BurDsy we're appointed vievers, to meet At the
house Of A. 4. Pattee, in Tonganoxis Township,
on the 7th day o. October. 1875 ~ 10 o'clock A.
n 4, or in case Of failure 70 me ( o. the day de-
dgnatAd, then on the following day. and proceed
70 view aid road and give to all parties concerned
. hearing.
By order efthe Board.
6ept11-di.V2 County Clerk.
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Road Notice.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
ikAvKSwoR.B Kan, sept. ., 1875. !

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
ikAvkSwoRsB Kan, sePt. ., 1875. !
Lr WV M1 co1s9I. a
NUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Thai a. ,eg-
IN uisr meeting 0. the Board Of County Cols-
mssoners, begun and held At the Court House.
10 the City Of Lesyenwor l., In faii county and
Safe, on the sixth day Of September, A. d. 1875,
joan Allan and others o; Stranger Township.
househoders Of said county, pre.ented and filed
a petition ASKING said Board Of COmmis ,ioners
TO- the appointment Of Nkwer-, TO view, survey
and locate q read In said township, commencing
At the Lawrence Ioad, al, Ie.. the northeastern
corner CT section nins' eon tl9y township ten, 0l
range twenty-five, (22) and Tu ming soL'h along,
or hear the iue between said sections 10 ana %,
until 1t iDterec;s ;he Sullivan road tn. SOUTH
eas: corner Ct said section nineteen, (l9l The
prayer Of the petitioners w.s granted, and J. h.
Faulkner, Eugene Sullivan and A. Il. root, were
Appointed Viewers, to meet at the hou-c OF John
Allan, in Stranger township, on the ninth day Of
October, 1875, At 10 o. clock A. NJ. or in case Of
failure to meet on the day designated, then on the
following day, and proceed to view said road and
give to all parties concerned, hearing.
By order Of tie Board
OLIVER DIEFENDOEF,
RptiO-dlw2t County Clerk.
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KOad Notice.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE,
LkAvExwoRTH. KAN, Sept. 10, 1875.
STATE o. KANSAS,
LEAvaHW0RfH County.
NOiICE 1, HEHEBY GIVEN, Tina At reg
IN uiaT meeting Of the Board u County C0nmIs-
siobers, begun and held At the Court house, IN
the Cit7 Of LeAvenvorth, In cad County and
State, o. the 9Th DAY Of epember A. d. le75, Z.
n. Jsggard and others Of Paramount township,
householder Of said Count, pr. sented and filed
petition, asking said Beard Of Commissioner for
the appointment Of Visver', to view, survey aud
locate portion Of road In said township, Il vt:
To vscate ~ mucn Of the County Rad, known -
the Gordon road, - extends from the northeast
corner Of section IS, and the southeast corner Of
section IS, east TO the county line, between Wy
andotte end Lsavenw worth Counties. The pray or
Of the petitioners Vas grantd, and 4. J. Hofi "e,
". H. Douning and =. w. Budd were appointed
Viewers, 10 meet at the hou.e Of Z. H. Jaggard,
In Fsrmount Township, on tho u b day Of Octo-
bcr, 1875, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in Of failure
to meet on tn day designated, then the follow.
ing day, and proceed ~ vies said road, and give
70 al parties concerbed, . hearing.
OLIVER DIEFENDORF,
sepii dlv2t County Clerk.
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A Health Yielding Stimplant.

Ii is suicidal for man to drink ordinary liquor,
when he feels weak, to enable him to perform work
in hand The fatigue which labor produces is in
creased tenfcd by the debiliAting reaction Of the
stimulanss of commerce. % that the temporary in
vieoraton is purchased At fearful cost to health. A
stimulant, in order to impsrt healthful energy
should be meiicaied. The reason that Hostet:ers
Stomach Bitten % wonderfully efhcscious ss .
restorative and preventive Is that their alcoholic ba-
sis Of pure Old Rye is mingled with vegetable TONES
and Alternatives which the most potent known to
medical botznistS Their immediate or stimulative
eject is to rouse the dormant energies, and their
subsequent operation is to permanently invieor.te,
through the medium Of restored digestion and
ton, the various organs o. the body dAw
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GO TO WORK.

LEAvENwoR1H, Sept. q, 1875.
EDITOR TINES IL am certain that the
readers of your valuable paper are thank
full to you for the efforts You have made to
make the coming harvest fair a success.
The fair grounds are in good condition, the
farmers are alive to the Importance of the
matter, and all that is now neces-
sary is that we, the citizens. go to work inn
mediately. Such men as 4. Caldwell, H.
W. Gillett, L. 7. Smith, I. p Fenlon, DIR.
Thomas, J. A. Woeber, NJ. Phelan, J.
Wollman, K J. Brown, L. Mayo, H. L. S.
McLanathan, Thomas Leonard, John Seek
Ter, VIM. Gordon, L. G. Terry, r. E. Thorn
As, Fairchild 4 Pierce, Geo. A. Eddy, J. +.
Schneider, Hersh6eld & Mitchell, Sidney
Smith, J. NJ. Allen, Farrell Bros, C. NJ.
Salinger, E. Michael, Jaggard & Foster,
Cochran, Bittman & Taylor, Ketcheson 4
Durfee, Crew & Bro, B. C. Clark, N. Hof-
man, Alternately Bros, Robt Keith and
Miles Moore, should subscribe large sums
Begin now. o. D.
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by Ply
sicians, or sold by Druggists, that carries
such evidence of Its success and superior
virtue as BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for Sc
we're Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast,
Consumption, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, a proof of that fact is that any
person afflicted. can get Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try its superior effect before
buying the regular size at IS cents. Ii has
lately been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its wonderful cures are as
tonishing everyone that Use it. Three doses
will relieve any case. Try it. Sold by K.
PARHAM Aug 25-5S-d&w
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THE FAIR.

Everything Looks Bright-What our Cor
respondents Believe Should be Done
Don't Fail
EDITOR TINES II believe that we can
hold fair in this county, the coming
month, which will be greater success
than either the Kansas City or St. Joe Ex-
positions. All that is necessary, is that
the citizens take an interest in the subject,
and act in harmony. Let the committee
appointed to solicit, consisting of three of
our best men-Levi Wilson, T. J. Brown
and II. Mabbett-call on every mer-
chant in the city during the week, and re-
port their success to the meeting in the
Council chamber next Saturday. Don't let
Us fail Yours Truly,
SSCESS.
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Administrators Notice.
Septl1-di-v2

STATE OF KANSAS,
LkAvkHwosfn CoUuIY.
In tie Probate Court IN and for said C6ss4I
In ths matter q The sstats es
JANUS McGLHH, Dscsssed.
NOTICE Is RER1DY GIVEN that Lstten q
IN Administrstioa have been granted to the un-
dc nign-d on the Rstats Of JAMES NCGlINH
deceased, lats OF sid county, By the Honorable,
the Probate Court # Tie County aad eta siOre-
sa d, dassd the eighth day OF Sept mber, A. d.
1875. Nov, AL peTsOns having claims asa;nst th<
sent the ssns n the 1ndenisnsd for allowance.
within sDe year fnosa the da:s Of - Letter., Of
they may BE- preclnded from any benefit Of sueh3es
tate: and inst II ,uch claims Le EVs e8h blte<
WITHIN ihrss yean sf.se the date Of satd lstten,
they shau b 1srsvse barred.
JANE A'GLINN, Adm,nis:rstoe
Of the Estate Of JsAa AsGlinn bsee4ssd.,
sePilS-v-3t
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rheumstisn, neuralgia, lock-jav, spsains, svsll-
insa. burns, saIds, caked breasts poisonous bites
rossn fe-t govt, salt Iheum, ear-aehs. &c, and
the receipt Lniment viii b sent grssis to
one. 1t 10 the most vsodeFful healing and pam
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells Is NO article ever before did al. and IL ses
bec.u.e 4, does just What 1t petenis 70 do One
bottle Of the Centaur Liniment for animals y eilov
vrapper) Is worth . hundred dollars for spavi.ed.
strained or CALLED hoses and mules. and lse scssv-
worm in sheep. No family or stock-ovner can af-
ford to Be without Centaur uninent. Price, 50
cents; large bottles. 81 90. J. 5. Ross CO.
IS Broadvay. Nev York.