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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

THE Petersburg Democrat publishes the follow
ing good joke upon Hon. Scott Wike, Democratic
Congressman from Pike County, Illinois, Dur
ing the recent session of the County court at
Pittstield, an evangelist named Anderson preach
ed three times day in the public square. Dur
ing one of his sermons he exclaimed: "Show me
the man whom Jesus Christ will not savew just
at that moment the Sheriff stuck his head out of
the court house window and shouted: "Scott
Wike! Scott Wikep The effect on the audience
can be imagined.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28
HE had lust finished bis SCUM, when be noticed

HE had just finished his soup, when he not6eed
at the bottom of the plate strange looking OBJ
ject. "Say, look herew he cried; "what do Won
think l found in my soupf That" "well,
what is It'll" asks mine host. "What is itf Why,
don't you sect It's bit of rag" "See here,
now" returned the other, taking up bill of
fare, and reading: "Soup, ten cents plate.n
Did you expect, sir, TO find silk velvet eloaks and
sealskin sacques for that money!"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

KEEPING SWEET PoTAToEs.-A neyer-failing
remedy for keeping sweet potatoes through the
Winter season, is given by an old experienced
farmer of Highland County, Ohio. clifton Lewis
told me to take a box, and scatter wheat chat OF
any kind of chatf over the bottom of the box, and
lay the sweet potatoes in. Lay chaff over every
layer, and set up in a loft, right over the fire.
place Do this, and he would guarantee they
would not spoil. Last Winter the mercury was
1so below zero, and he kept them over. The
coolest days he took some pieces of carpet and
spread over them. j. NJ. EARLY.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

PLANTING TREEs-We urge upon farmers the
great Importance of planting trees-particularly
fruit trees-this Fall. Some object to Fall plant
ing, but except in the case of evergreens, the
Fall is just as good as the Spring. Besides, the
farmer has more leisure at this season than at
any other during which the work can be prose-
cuted. Trees should not be removed from the
nursery until all the leaves have fallen and the
wood is mature. And trees from any but a good
nursery should be left alone. Most ffrst-class
nurserymen advertise their stock, so that the
farmer in search of trees need have no difficulty
in obtaining a supply.-Fdrmer's Home Journal.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

Mr.. B.: GOOD morning, sir; come to time
your piano" Deaf old gent on the porch: "Ehs
didn't understand what you said" al come TO
tune your piano" "You will have 10 speak
louder, 1 can't hear what you say ~ come to
tune your piano." Oh! You come from louisiana,
did youi Well, that's good; sit down and tell
us all about it."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28
Che fnm of the Ching.
SCIENTIFIC coURTsHIP.

SCIEHTIFIC COURTSE1P.
houhs Molly met Christopher down by the farm.
With his analysis,
And his cataysis
What would he do there
he came down to WOO there,
ne came down to sue there,
To bill and coo there
Not TO I'LL all her soul with alarm.
Oh Science It's thus that A fair maid you win
With parthenongenesis,
And alterOgenesis,
And other such things:
For Love, he has wings
And with him he brings
Pull many snch things,
In the ears Of fair maidens to din.
Young Christopher came with his finest brochures,
On trilobites
Aud troglodytes
TheodOlites
And such delights:
And he said, my dear, these are yours
Yes, they're yours.
Love may come and love may 90,
Science endures.
The heart is a stubborn thing
And eonieal in shape;
\ remnant which with We bring
From our ancestral ape.
II drives the blood to Mollys checks
She opens her ruby lips and speaks;
Her mitral valve plays
In the widest of ways;
Her cOlumna carnea
Gives her an idea
by the way that it acts;
And accepting the facts,
She then and there agrees to become
The partner of his scientific home.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

WHEN they came to the ring part in marriage
ceremony at Kingston N. Y, the other day, the
bridegroom ran his hand into one brooches pock-
ct, then the other, looked frightened and said
" All, there is q hole in me pocket, and it has
slipped into me boot" He sat down, pulled off
his boot, took out the ring, pulled on his boot,
stood up like a man, put the ring where it would
do the most good, and walked ont with his bride.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

NEW lcEING FOR CAKEs.-Have ready pound
OF the best white sugar, which pound and slit
whites of three fresh eggs; beat well together
with a wooden spoon, adding the juice of half
dozen lemons; keep beating well until it becomes
very light and hangs in flakes from the spoon (if
it should be rather too stiff in mixing, add little
more white of egg, if on the contrary, too soft,
little more sugar;) it is then ready for use.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28
aTUEPP IL Mrs Fine

THERE is Mrs. Finch, of Rutland, Vermont
says Currency" of the Detroit Free Press "who
has had but one bonnet for twenty years, and
never complained" How do you know she new
er complainant Were you under the bed every
nigh; during that twenty years to hear what
was saidi Besides yon don't suppose that hus-
band of hers is bald-headed merely for the fun
of the thing, do your
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

THE recuperative forces of childhood are at
times extraordinary. The boy who left school,
sick, at 10 o'clock in the morning, will go to the
circus at p. m. the same day, fall off of a seat
sixteen or eighteen feet high, and never hurt
himself enough to miss more than four or five
seconds of the performance.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

PUMPKIN AS a PoULnCE.-A correspondent of
the New York Farmers Club gives an instance
in which woman's arm was swelled to an enOr
nous size and painfully inflamed. A poultice
was made of stewed pumpkins, which was renew
ed every fifteen minutes, and in a short time pro-
dueed perfect cure. The fever drawn out by
the poultices made them extremely offensive, as
they were taken off
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

"WHAT's all this talk about the currency and
the five twinties aud siven thirties that / hear
about, Mike" "Why, bless your sowl, don't yes
know, Patti 1t names that Prisidint Grant wants
to make the laborin min work from five-twinty
in the mornin' till siven-thirty in the avening'
"Och, the spalpeen! May the divil choke him :"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

tRosTlNG FOR CAKE.-Take the whites of two
eggs, beat little but not to n froth, add three
fourths Of pint of white sugar, and put in a
dlsh, and place the dish in a vessel of boiling wa
ter and beat till thick. Must be put on the cake
while it 1.-THE frosting) is warm. as it becomes
hard when cold
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

NEW YORK politician, writing n letter of
to the widow of diseased member of
the Legislature, says: Al cannot tell you how
panied l was to hear that your husband had gone
to heaven. We were bosom friends, but now we
shall never meet again"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

"THERE are as good fish in the sea as ever
were caught" said an uncouth Milwaukee SIM
pleton to Chicago girl who had just refused
him. Yes" she replied, but they'll never bite
at toad baitr
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

A MAN who has been working for farmer,
" no put in thirteen TO sixteen hours a day, quit
on Saturday. 'What's the matteri-don't You
like the placer asked the farmer. "Oh, yesi
like the place well enough" explained the hand.
"but the nights are getting so long I'm afraid
can't do full DAVIS work -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28
HTlFfz THE GREAT CAUSE
SH-NH OF
HUMAN MISERY.

Just Published. IN sealed Ehrelope Price siz eens
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by Self Abuse Involuntary Emissions, ImpOteney, Nerv
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Consumption Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical In
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Author of the Green Book &c.
The wOrldrenowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
sequences of Self Abuse may be eectuay removed with
Incidence and without surgical operations
bougies instruments, rings eordials; pointing ont
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sufferer, matter what his condition may be-
himself eheaPly, privately and radically.
2 This Lecture iru boon 20 thousands and Thousands
Sent under seal in plain envelope to any address
receipt Of SIX cents. or two postage stamps
Address the Publishers,
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

CONCLUSION of the last Philadelphia obituary
poem: "Gone to meet her favorite uncle who
died about twelve months since on her stepbroth-
er's side"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

THE Washington Republican says the nearest
thing to funeral is to see a small boy with a
watermelon under his arm, whistlig, "Nearer, NJ y
God, to Thee"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

A FEW drops of oil of Lavender will save Ii
brary from mould. Sprinkle it about.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

A BAD place for the sons of Ham-Friar's Point
-NetU York Commercial Adrertiser.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

Hoes and poultry are the only kinds of stock
that should be allowed the range of the orchard.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-10-28

-LETTERHEADs, BILLHEADs ENVELOPES
MONTHLY STATEMENT BLANKS and all such work,
executed in the best style at the Cki<f nfhce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

Mr.. Chss San,icn announces In This psDqr
that he Is a candidate for Register Of Decide.
Mr.. Sander Is one Of the leading Swcde citi-
zens of Saline county and has always been
prominently identified with our local politics.
Being leading representative of his country
men in this locality. his nomination to the Of
flee OF Register of Deeds would not certainly
be ont of place. Mr.. Sandcn is capable to fill
the Office. aud would make al excellent Regis
ter. For abou; three years Mr. Snnden rs
secretary of n prominent insurance company
of Illinois.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
Greatest Event OF tie Age-the Old Relia
bic Hannibal Il ST. Joseph x. R.
tlways ahead.

rom and sffer April ath this company VIII rant"
rNlrvrs trains daily. each way, and afrahgeni MS
hare beea made heiw. this line and the Toledo, Wa
bash & wcsi-' Railway, whereby through tram 10
b- known ~ the KsnsGs cry nai Ht'7 York hNP ''''
composed of Baggage ears. day coaches and Pullman
Pance sleeping cars, is 10 be run from Kansas III!
-Tal,,so 20 J. vim Qumc, JacksonN lille, Springfield
Decatur Tsiona. LAT cite, Logtnsp"rt an" |
,,yn- - tlouf er>rs Ais, attached Ia this train II
, through dav coach and Pullnsn Palace serninG car
thr,uxh to hicaro via chicago. burlington quincy
a II The New York press via Quincy. makes 'he
t,e ir,,r Kansas City 10 New YORK mig h'Hr. ~
sIy-ntazr the travelling public never lore offered
VI site!npe,i by any any other lnH- arriving ~ ~
,,,arapslis Cincinnati, Ioici, >, Cleveland l'nHip,
<iaxaa Falle Pittsburgh. Idrr i'urg, bhiladelpha,
v York Boston aud other eastern cities RON three
hnd Mad 10 twelve hours in advance Of all other 'eS
Thys.gi. tickets and full information can pe Oota ~
90. a: all onces Of the Kansas Pacific Railrnat Bag
,-ay, checked 70 destination For further inform nsi"h
-arsuN Tinie table. Address fcaarid, zen -
.-,y,r Agent u.nni5L, No. or = y ClaytoI West
ERA rnsscns,r as-i.;, Lcdrcnworih, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
An raterprlsIas gaIlraad.

lGg ATTENTION. ca InosE contemplating trip 10
the East called 10 the New Fast Train VIA the VA
H,sn LINE, called tbs Kansas CITY aud Ncw York f,si
isrs. now running through from tie Missouri River
NM York in chs unprecedented time of - hours
Hhis team s compoasd OF Palace bay Cars and Ne@
I'ulmsn serrcrs, equipped with The Automatic Air
u pk. and Msr's Ceapers, and reac,s lnd.anapo-
ls Circnn I'll Toledo n ,fialo Pitt>barg, rhiladel-
rkia, Mex York and u s,on, train in advance Of
E.y Their ltur Gavin AZ the same tinl'
lh!, uRta aNes ksRsts CITY, Atchl-aa N -. 10 -
ssp every siteraeou "a arrival trans from the
We. ia addition thus. two other fact trains
ran VIA axe WABASH, liking three tally trains IL nc
Al antlc sraboard tn. advantage the " AnAsu 0lers
Nia " Abbreviated by the travelling pubic.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

lhsrrby sHnounce thai sn n candidate for sheriff
CT saline G. UNITY. subject % the decision OF the Re-
'''~''' w.K. FITZGERALD.
gs fle rs,ec. 81 !s:'.gs Cora.y.-
hereby snnosaes myself As candidate Tor tn OF
kce of shsrlf. I. ION1.
SllIva. Sept 9th, iS;5
f,r tss ohioe 81 constable OF San Ky Hll township
JAMES \. GRIEF.
hereby aa7ounc. that a c,adti.te for the Of
Roe OF cJuIiy treasurer. ERIC f0RSSE
Thereby sHnoa,cs myself as candidate f,r the Of
r,e af coaa'y CLERK at >,llne csuniy kAnsa, sub
FEED Il wnDa~S
.es..}vatnlulc. myself as = candidate for the or
t 90 II RIA. subject Ia the drci>ol tbs voters Of
2a-.n, ,1ai,, an the I'd day OF November, ISIS
l.. J. GRANT.
W. r-, s'i,A ria 4 o aanuoe C. e hottie as can
80 90 81 r ac' - 'euniy clerk OF s.line oouny
esrlot :; f> D.- n & tac Rvla5lioaI nolia zting
t'aFet,. r,.
-s re- eJ Sdiia, oo=SN:
ihIs slnounce myscit : candidate for the Of
A. o. Register OF Dee''s saAectss decision Of the
Republican o0ant. conNeuisoa. 5 L. CHI>S
thereby announce that am csaaslste f,- the Of
FLANDERS.
Thereby ansouaee that srn a candidate fOr tao Of
&c .! iirslster vf peels. CHaS SANDER.
thereby announce mys.lf a. 4 candidate for the OF.
J. b. HAMILTON.
hereby anooaho~ tha, 4 a ca .dldaie for re-elee.
iah tc the oiee a Justice oi the ace of Sna<y Hi
township. r.. L. SoRfoN
Ihrre.y .u-c- ts. n, = 'saail,,e f.- IA ~.
r'ful f-f',t'f ai - = WI:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

Mr.. j. e. Hamilton, of OHIO township, an.
nounces this week iEathc Is a candidate fol
county treasurer .~<Mr. Hamilton Is enc Of the
leading men Of the county. ard since his resi-
dencc here has commanded the esteem and re-
spcct ef his fellow citizens. lie Is very intelli'
gent. thoroughly posted In business matters
agreeable in manners. Il thorough Republican
and possesses many other qualifications which
entities him to the support OF the people. !
We are rightly informed Mr. Hamilton ono,
filled The Office OF county treasurer In 4 coun
u IN Iowa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
t,is.as or Saiins and Vicinity. Attention

~, Eaasne Pacific Railway, the old kansas Pioneer
The il nskag extrsorienaT! exrrtionS TO- sdl thons-
sud, 70 o.- alton this seaSoa II extends you
~ well know from Ksnss' City and Lsavenvorh to
- C-ntcr Ia, AnImas. beaver Hoa'der,a ad hey
.sa~ Those paint bo:ng thu trrTnin al The nam line
and saarhes !; a'A-s al tnpurt1n' places IN Kan
q, .oi rAla 1al New Mexico, passes thrnigh AL our
aciral Cii~. aat opens 40 10 settlers our ivTu"
,-,;lp,. Its agents cupeisltly = work ~ tNrN
.t IN al h- THIS, ana talku. 10 The people snd
.tr:ba;ir tose 81 printed IA liter, Illustrating ami
..--cY,btnr eur Stat- N,Ir people can aid la ths
tcNl W rk ly writing to their Threads Who Wish 10
TAX trip tor lleAGre Or h.ah NJ urge then 10 hs't
a. y-al. 4, ,lvrai, IL, ,rts Eaa can ash s,Hd Ia
,ana of ihpsc You frir l. AL hcqiIiaincrs ii'
t,lpast of IA. e sipl.i River all wIptu Not tGnk
AZ ~ ~ tada-ci t. ", TO tgsI- 70 Nr helm
q. kxn,t- dity mai h. VIII send trrm printed matter
p,t ave his Ssets al W them La th;r way thou'-
las 40 isiorancv vii aiItail knowrdec ct our VI
q; atty NJ. . =. Lyforl isGsncrdi SIp'f and Vi.
T-vrri,y Il k~m 1, g ,;i,rt Passenger gem WITH o.
~. 81 kal... - tiiN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23
cHuHCH DIRECTORY

F,rsny,Eu,x-W A simpkIns, Pastor Preach
iag each Sabbah at ii A. VI. and L. NJ Sabbath
>csool z:s3 L. NJ. Prayer Meetings Wcdncsday eve
ning3.
A.,ra..,., Ey1ecorAl-Rev. e. .. Hill Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, At 1880 A. NJ, ana ~
.',l,ck p NJ sahbath school, each "a Jbath, al
"a NJ FTayes Nettny, "Wednesday cFcnihss.
,r,.cor.t-g,y Tbo. Is Doolcy, Rector. Presiding
every Sabbath morning and evcniss.
lar..oIIc-Rcr John Eogarty, Pastor Services on
ise nd Sabbath vi each month al ne tour l'''s"
r.r-t,r-Pcy A. II. Willard Pastor. Preaching on
~ S.Anrh y, pr,u aud cseiiiig sabbath scIo u
sf,A II Prayer intcilns aedfesdIy evening.
,,.,,a,;,S tuuscu-Prcsrhing in the Baptist church
ild.r A. ID. q edwin.
I.cr,,u Il rRERAS-C Young. f+stor. preaching
a., Tho er-t sid third sand ys 81 cach IA phtl, ~ ~
n'e,ock a "a. second and ;oRIih >u-i'iSyS, at Ne"
.-NIria
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

The Kansas City papers haa published The
news tina. Jefferson Davis. late boss OF the
Cont.drracy job, would leave that place on
Friday morning. ard good arithcmetiria:s aud
"lichtning calculiiors" hereabout took up the
prob II AMI solved it ~ such manner as 20
conclude that aforesaid Jefcr=on would reach
Salina on Friday evenings rrair. Hence there
was picked up in short space OF time quite
a number of people who had curiosity enough
10 walk TO the depot that they might gaze mp
on the man who has been suspended in song,
from a tart apple tree for number OF years.
Upon the arrival of the train, tour men OF Va
ron. sizes issued from the bind cur, and
walked boiciy into kexh's TO inspect the VIC
,uals Of that locality. Once seated AT the table
the outsiders commenced pcering through the
windows and the search tor the sour apple
tree man commenced. A porily man, with
whi,key blossoms all over his face. MAS taken
tor Jefferson. and an innocent voice said that:
him" And there WAS = general scramble aud
gallon 10 look through the pane Of window
glass which had a focus" on the whiskey
blossom chap. Soon satisfied that that beau.i
fully rounded stomach would no: do or this
Andersonville hero. the search was continued
The next time hungry, badaverors locking
rooster. with side whiskers and white neckti'
WAS construed as the veri,sble Jeifci son
! Another that's him. sounded in the air AM
the wave Of human beings rolled up on th'
{ s,arboard side OF keith's hotel. D1ssppoiutes
I as9in. the crowd looked for another subject
I After Tia. their conclusions were indefinite
and double twisted. and consecutively : clerk
A brakeman aud bigger were likely to -ieJ
I into JETS shoes One innocent stranger evei
Insinuaiei that Meth wogld make good look
+ ing JEFF Davis. Finally q man wilU had iray
cled with JET and bccu iatro,iuscd 20 hina
pointed the latter out. ans! then the crowd VA
satisfied. They las.nd that he was a ferb'.
Z looking. gray anrilns.ei nd nau. without
horns and much ike ''Dssi man The
watched TIE knife ard fork - they ssoendei
+ and descended, and were surprised 70 ind Ihz
JEFF actually "a. 4. lise b.lznc. Of his Fellow
travellers. some Of he outsiders m ale som
loud remarks relative 10 Old s'y led hoop skirts
sleeping cars. kc.. which DAVIS very pIzinl
heard. bat ne did 10; stop 10 give his ~
perience In that business aud seemed Bor J
f. all pcriurted. Thus many OF the Szliaziie
have seer the rI3n Davis who ought 20 hsy
becn hua- fa- lsis trsasoz. Instead Of irOtie
Dor ris e-aH-r- % .1.flfs t.ss---,t s1-S-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-23

Mr. f. r. Wilbur announces that he II a can
dilste for tire office OF Register Of deeds! Mr..
vii bur has acted as deputy for several of the
county officers and has always performed the
duties ably and admirably. He was ole OF the
first settlers OF saline county, and has ever
been known as good citizen. an houcst and
upright n. an. he is an excellent scribe and
is thor ougtly eonyrFsant with the duties of
the office which he desires TO fiji.
independent READERS, Guyot's Biographies
and all school books used in this region Of
coun try, constantly on hand at 4. T. Grier's.
Mr.. \. G. Couse has established the follow
ing rates for livery: two seated carriage and
team. per day. S.; one seated carriage and
team. per day. SIS single horse and buggy,
per DAY. 81 saddle horse, per day. 81 so
entleman's boarding horse. per month, $l2.
Corrals with good water for stock. furnished.
A large building into which farmers eau drive
and lock up their grain. has been bult,<
George Kruger aud his assistants are put
ting up the franse~0t the exposition building
and the bpif1ing is 10 be finished within two
wetks<It il n large structure and will make a
a very imposing appearance. Two wells are
10 he dug in the park by MesSrs. Bradley &
Wilhelm Taylor Miller has been given the
exclusive right TO run dining hail uring the
exposition. Stablcs tor the race horses are be-
iny built north of the track.
In another Column will bc found the new
advertisement OF Messrs. lsrebe. Faulkner &
Wildman. real estate agents. This firm. al
though a new one. + rapidly rising into prom
inrncesrand ia already getting goodly share
of the raa, estate business ef Central and
Western Kansas. The members Of the Arm
are good and reliable business men, and will
attend to all business entrusted to them prompt
" and in Business manner.
Just received at e.. Soiberc. on seventh
street. large stock Of fall and winter cloths
will sell rassmfre. doeskin and braadcloth by
the yard at the cheapest rates in the CITY to
those desiring 10 purchase the same. viii
make the best and cheapest suits OF clothes
made IN Saiina have a large lot OF samples
and can please every body. *
32-lm. q. SoLBERG.