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flour for ninetsdn poor and worthy widows
but, after figuring a little, he found he
couldn't do It. Then he got the idea that
he might offer . gold medal as . prize to
the Westward avenue car-driver Who should
dive hi car tho neaIest to q mile an
Ihour. Int he replied tAat rome would drive
in IN hour and thirty minutes soma . sec
ond slower or faster, and the strife might
result in the death Of three or four horses.
II think I'll come right down to jay!
breaker to once" he said, - he sat down IN
q dsor way. ~ kin huv nineteen jaw.break-
er., and make nineteen boys happy besides
mvself. Jim, Jim?1
Jim came down from the corner, and the
| philanthropist said:
s"Jim,i il you had nineteen isw-breakers
what would you do with emp" -,
"Est every burned one in forty-seconds,"
vas the prompt reply.
"Sam. SAM called the philanthropist to
a boot black across the way.
The sinner came over, and was asked:
"Would one jsw-bresker mske you hap
pyg
Sam.
Tue philanthropist walked away from
them. and rs he neared y candy store h
unused:
Il hsger tina, one iawhreaker will mtk
ne happy for halt an hour, and ina. tn
aue,een jawbreskers Will last me n'netee'
avs. By giving them away al, happ'nes
, is gone III ten seconds, and all jawbreaker
re gone 10 forty. Isn't it b 'tsr for me ,
eat the hull nlneteens Would this o
be any better nor il l sowed e'sf
teen j4w breaker brrNdcast!. Casting oreS
Inn the waters is akIeht, 4i1se breah VI
) SINK, but one u them jswbreakers goe
right 10 the bottom like y hunk q led.
tie entered the store. shelled eas N
: eA>usv, auu salu:
"Gimme the worth O this in jswbreaker
and please do up the package so it'll loo
as if l was carrying home An old Goldfish
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the NATIONAL Panty.

Toledo, O., Jan. "a call is isaued for
a convention of the national party here the
22d of February next. 1t expresses the
belief that the present financial policy Of the
federal government is destructive Of the
best interests Of the country and if continued
will bring general ruin; that through or
ganization and unity may have enough in
~luence to avert calamitous results: One
delegate from each congressional district and
two at large from each state are therefore re-
| ouested to meet here oathe date named for
the purpose indicated. Over 100 names are
appended to the call, including Wendell
Phillips, Peter Cooper, Alex. Campbell OF
Illinois and Blanton Duncan.
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WASHINGTON RuxoRs,
Special telegram to III. Fvenins

Special telegram TO the Evening News.
New York, Jan. S.-A special TO the
Herald from Washington says: Persons
who c aim to speak with a knowledge o;
shat Is going to be done when the senate
again meets, a>ert that Senator Conkline
will either Offer himself. or will have offered.
4 carefully drawn resolution r~eci,ins that
there are grave accusations made, upon ap-
pslently good authority, involving the RICH,
OF the presiden, TO hold the office held bv
him. and that such sccusa,ions oush, 10 be
set At rest by an official inquiry into the
alleged facts. The scope Of the resolutions.
II is stated, viii no. attempt to duplicate
Presiden. Hayes but is stated that i. does
Ssnator Stanley Matthews, Sscrs,a
Sherman, and Congressman John a. Gar
field, all of Ohio. Tie impression is ths,
>enasor Conklins will not personally offer
the resolution, but that it may be done bv
senator Jones. of Nevada, and tina, its Ian
,uage willlbe so carefully drawn as 10 make
It very Difficult. for the southern democratic
.enssor to vote against it. /, i. further
tha; Senators Thurman and Nc, |
donald: of the Judiciary committee, with
Judge Davis of Illinois, will. suppo,; the |
The Herald says the proceedings u,,v
make Tiiden president.
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THE PRESIDENT AND SENATE.
Special Telegram to the Iu,er-oeean.

~ AK AIS -INesl-
Washington, Jan. S.-There is every ipdi.
cation that President HAYES viii proven,
any further division Of the republican p.rty
BY yielding upon pending Issues
between himself aud the senate. 1t can be
asserted positively that no nominations will
be made for the New York custom houa
officers; that Cornell and Arthur win be
allowed to remain until the expiration Of
their terms The ac,ic. Of the cabine. to-
day in regard to Mexican matters IA moth.
ing more than = surrender OF Evarts' ne,
scheme, and can be counted Is 4 victory for
Senator ConklinE, whose special oommi,,es
vas selected for the express purpose of de-
ieatlng Evarts' intentions. Several sena.
tors who called upoa the prsiden, vespr
day n to-day report tia, he has evidently
modihed his views very much, and predic,
that he will not give epublicAns sny inr-
Their u for criticism. He is prep,rinr
special message, to be cent in 10 consrss
when it assemblies, which viii enbr,cs his
views on evil service reform, bu. viii dis
u other topics. principal among which
will be Chinese Immigration, and he i.
having daily consultation With the Califo,-
MIA representatives in congress on the sub
jecs.
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the FOUR PER CENT LOAN.

Washington, Jan. Sat the cabinet
session to-day it was determined that the
secretary of tr asury should, as soon as
practicable, invite further subscription to n
public loan Of 4 per cent bonds. and a. con-
NC, it that all subscribers III all parts OF
he United States shall have tree and easy
opportunity to subscribe TO the bonds OF
,uy smouut authorized bv law through
national banks and banNers Of established
credit, and to give every facility allowed ty
law to convert postsl-orders, certificates OF
deposit and United States notes into com
for the payment Of bonds. and, where
necessary. to sell coin to facilitate subscrip'
tons, and to favor any legislation that con
sress might see fit to adopt to promote the
deposit Of savings for funding OF the nation
al debt,
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lrALYs GRIEF.

of the king-Successton OF Prince
H%um,bert.
London, Jan. 9.-The king Of ltlly died
at . 80 this afternoon.
Rome. Jan. 9.-king Victor Emmanuel
received consultations Of religion before his
death.
In the afternoon sacraments were sdmin-
istered to King Victor Emmanuel. The
King then summoned Prince Humbert, heir
apparent, and his wife, Princess Marguerite,
to his bedside, with whom he conversed a
few moments. Afterwards the military
eruption increased. The King then sum
m ned all who were in the habit OF sp-
provoking him. He addressed TO every one
presept q few words, aud q few moments
alter died.
The news If his death o o spread
through the city, snd caused great emotios
among the people. All shops were closed.
FRINGE nuMBERT
was proclaimed King Of Italy. He u
tirmed the present ministers IN their posts.
Ii is stated that King Victor Emmsnuel
confessed to Monsigneur F, Merevelli, sac.
| ristian of the apostolic palaces, who was
| sent 10 him by the pope, He ssluted those
present, bendius his head twice. then sigh
ing deeply he expired.
THE D~lPLoNATiSIS
being informed OF the death of the king
and PRICE Humbert's accession, proceeded
to the Quirinal Immediately 10 condo!e WITH
the friends. The newspapers appear IN
KNIT hJNBERT
issued the following proclamation:
ltilians: The creates, misfortune has
suddenly befalleH us. Victor Emmanuel,
founder OF the kingdom of Italy and lis
unity, has been taken from US. | received
his last sigh. which was for the nation; his
last wishes, which were for the happiness
of his people. His voice. which slwsys re
sounds in my heart. bids me vauouish so1.
row. and indicates my duty at this moment
there Is only n consolation possible,
namely. TO show ourselves worthy Of him
by following in his footsteps. and YOU by
remaining devoted 10 those civic virtues hv
the aid OF which he accomplished the diff.
cult task of rendering Italy grea, and
united. shall! be mindful of his grand ex
simple of devotion TO county. love of pro
gresS, and faith in the liberal Institutions
which are the pride of my house. NV sole
smhition will. be 10 deserve the love of nv
people. l%tilisns. You first king is desd
his successor Will prove TO YOU that inst.
Iu'iouS do not die. Let US unite in this
hour of grea; sorrow Let us str nsthen
list CONCORD which has always been The
salvation OF I,s'y
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The Daily Press and Dakotaian
NEW
The Result of the Republican" State Com
vention.
HE NOMINATIONS.

THE NoNlNArIONs.
C ncord, n. H, Jan. 9.-The republican
state convention Met ,o-Nay, aud Z, a.. II
Bell was ehos.n presldent. BIN. Prescott
~as nominated for guverno, by a~cciamstlon
and David f. Willard, on the second ballot,
was chosen candidate for railroad commits
sioner.
The convention then took . recess, the
committee ON resolutions not being ready 10
report.
THE PLATFORM.
Upon reass.m ling the following resolu-
,ious were adopted:
/. Reafirnlng the Cincinnati pl ,tform ;
universal rights permsnen. southern pa'i-
ficauon; c n,inued progress toward resump'
ton no die,atlun of appointment BY con
vrassm.n: h.o.~.y ~-A SaPaoii.ty ossiuS
standards depreciation Of all sectional feel,
ings prosecution of all who betray official
trusts ; no more land grants proper and 40
v%antageous adj ustment OF duties.
. Recognizing the paramount duties OF
President HAYES to render his high and sol
emn professions actual and living realities,
and while We admit an honest difference OF
opinion in respect to past acts, We welcome
and approve his patriotic and sincere efforts
to keep faith with the people and secure to
the whole country the blessings Of = just,
efficient and honest republican national ad-
minlstration.
5. Condeming as recreant and r%uinous
the second attempt of the democratic house
to DESTROY the resumption act and thus rem.
der aboruye the years of anxiety. waiting
and praying to make the %greenback dollar
the equal of the gold dollar
in its capacity to reward labor and pay pub
lie creditors.
4. Disappearing and deuouncing any leg
i~slation, open or disguised, tending to repu-
date the public debt that We deem a
change in the standard of values by making
adeprecisted silver dollar legal tender FOL
public and private Indebtedness a viola
lion Of the rights OF property, repudistion Q
. government contracts and a wrong done u
labor criminal in its nature and dishonor
able to the nation and we call on the presl
dent to use his veto, ii it becomes necessary
as did his courageous predecessor to shield
the national honor from legislation tina
threatened to wound and blast it.
5. Free and unobs,ructed passage to III
ballot box.
6. Universal education, aided and enftrc
ed by legal authority. We oppose none
subsidies and land grants to private corpora
,ious and interests and demand that our sen
the present administration continued reduc
ton OF the national debt; the refundins o
bonds at = lower rate OF interest; and wis,
and hopeful efforts to restore the prosperi,,
at home and extend the field of American
commerce and manufactures abroad deserve:
ana receives our unqualified appreciation
We condemn as ~facsious and mischievou
all attempts to reopen the presidential con
troversy, or to question the title Of the pres
ident TO his high office.
The other resolutions relate to stat,
Adjourned.
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ned. formerly pastor of the Methodist Episco.
pau church. HYDE PARK. and at present settled il
letter OF the wonderful curative qualities of Veg,
sttns as a thorough cleanser and purifier of tie
HYDE PARK. Mass. Feb. Is. 1876.
Par sir:,.Aeout ten years ago my health
failed through the depicting effects of dyspepsia
fever in its worst fo-m. 1t settled in nv back
and took the form of a large deep-seaied alb
sees, which was fifteen months in gathering. l
the state, but received no permanent enra. i /
suffered great pain at times, and was constantly
s Seake pisass oy y q prefnse dlscharse: l also los,
Matters ran on thus aeout seven wears I'll,
NAY. ls'4; When a friend recommended me to go
70 your once; and talk with YOU OF the virtue Of
passed through your manufactory noting the in
gradients, Sc, by which Your remedy is pro
By what saw and heard I gained some conf
dence IN SeEettne.
commenced taking it soon after. but fel.
worse irem us effects; still persevered. and
Yet did not see the results l desired TIL I had
taken It faithfully for a little more than a year.
when the difficulty in the back was cured and
health. s."
have in thai time gained twenty five pounds
OF ne>h. being heavier than ever before in my
ne. and l was never more able to perform labor
During the past few weeks had a scrofulou.
swelling as large as my fst gather on another
part of my body.
took veketine faithfully, and i, removed i,
snei WITH the surface in . month l ,hink |
mould have been cured of my main trouble
sooner II l had taken larger doses, after having
become accustomed TO its effects.
Let Your patrons troubled with ~scrofula or kid |
ley disease understand tina; it takes tune to cmns
,hro1ie diseases: and. if they will ps;ien;lv |
UAe
With great obligations, I an
Yours very truly.
G. ". MANSFIELD.
Pastor of the Methodist Episeopal Church.
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Safe and Sure.

ME-. H. Il. SrKvESS:
In 1872 your veEetine was recommended 10
me and. Welding TO the per>uaSions Of a friend.
| consented 10 try il. AT the time l was suffer-
ing trom general debility and nervous .Nrostra-
ton, Superinduced by overwork aud Irregular
habits. Its wonderful strengthening and cura.
tive properties seemed TO affect my debilitated
system from the first dose: and underits persist
ent use l rapidly recovered. gaining more than
usual health snd good feeling. Since then l have
not hesitated e slXs Nnfgc{t e NM most g Tnq9ual,
live ! never expect TO find q better.
Yours truly. w. H. CLARK.
40 Monterey Street, Allegheny, Pa.
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rMiuister's Wife.

LouIsvnl.E Ky, Feb. l6. 1877.
Ms. II. Il. STEVENS:
Dsar Sir:-Three years ago I was suffering
terribly with ~lniammatory rheumatism. Our
minister's wife advised me 10 take Negetine.
After taking one bottle, l WAS entirely relieved.
This year. feeling a return of the disease, again
commenced takinS II. and am being oenented
greatly. Ii also greatly improves my digestion.
Respectfully.
Mrs. 4. BALLARD.
loli West jefferson Street.
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THE BOY p-s,LA,tlHa.esr.
From tAe pttros rmHm.

II vas a boy With nineteen cents in his
hs,. de counted he money At the corner
of Woodsafd aveaue and Congress e,sst.
again At the corner Of Jefferson avenue. and
once more on GfiAvorld s-ees. and there
vHs NJ noU nne - iHsuas 4 how Who
wanted to do GOOD Win his moaey. HIS
heas vss oAsk sell Of Phiianthrophy, and
contained not one graia OF asSshnea4 HE
hns desire vAt 70 hay uineseeo hArsl. Of
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immigration Of its subjects to this country is
likewise considerable, but nothing positive
in regard to making such al invitation has
vet been determined. The president ex-
pects to have the message ready for trans-
mission to congress soon after the reassen-
hl,uw 81 @h fe N h.
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New Advertisements.
OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS

the HOLIDAYS dispose OF 100 NEW PIANOS
q ORGANS, OF fiTst-clsss maker ~ sSs".
49, seforc ofErred. WATERSs PIANOS
ana ORGANS arc the BEsr MADE. war.
ranted for S years. III. Catalogue M:.is ss
7.octayc, $40; 7is.octave, $50. ORGANS,
, stops, sas; istops, s5s; = stops, 500 9
stops, $40; 10 tops, $50 ~ stops 49, !; ~ y
k.ir price, HORACE WATERS 4 son,
Manufacturer aud Dealers, 40 East 'Ath
street. New York.
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An Excellent Medicine.
O., Feb. l

SFKlNGFIEIU o., EeU' lS' VT
This is to certify that l have used VeGctt"e.
manufactured by H. Il. Stevens. Boston. Mus.
for and General PruStraiion OF the
Nervous system. with good success. l recon-
mend VeEetinr as an e~rcsltht medicine for such
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Yours very truly

C., W. NANDEGRlFT.
Mr.. Nandesrift. of the firm of Nandesrltt s
Huffman is Il we'll known business man in this
mace. having one Of the largest stores IN
Springfield. o.
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VEGETINE.

The following letter from Rev. G. ", Mans
ned; formerly pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Hyde Park. and at present settled in
l.owel. must convince every one who reads his
ettne as a thorough cleanser and purifier of tie
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Death of the kinE-Successton of Prince
HuMbert.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-05-11
DIE ERsT RIEGELwEG FAHRT.


The Perkiomen Valley Press says
that an entire family-conslsting of
man, wife, son, and daughter-who re-
side in neighbOring county, took pass
age from Mauch Chunk last week for a
through trip over the Lehigh Valley
Railroad to Easton. Their reporter
took notes of the conversation of the
party, as the cars were backing up.
Fanny (the daughter) Ell, mommyi
so gewisz ieh leb' do kumme sic hinner-
sich
Mommy.-Well, nau muesse mir dort
mel geh in selle lange waegen2
Dahdy.-M-n.a yah, in selle duhe
mir fahre.
Cars stop, and the conductor sings
out, CAN aboard /"
D.-Stopp, stopp, sic in kehner so
grose hurry sag du, mir wolfe ah nit.
ConductOr.-Just step in here. This
car, this car, politely offering to assist
the ladies.
M.-Kumm du, Fannie, bleib zu.
rueck-lasz der dahdy vOrne naus geh.
F.-Yah, un der Johnny mag ah
vorne naus geh.
Johnny.,-Neh, ich geh NIT der nom.
my.
D.-Kummet just es braucht euch
net bang sci.
Ms es nau moeglich dasz mir In
selle grose dinger nei geht?
D.-Kummt just net bang sci.
C.-Just step I'M times up. AL
hands in the car, All aboard Loco
motive whistles.
J.-Ei, dahdy, was aver sell pleft
For was duhe sic so ewig laut peife?
D.-Ei, dasz die lieut. aus dem WEI
gehe, for wanns emol springt dam
gehts newer allies naus.
Train moves off.
F.-Now, mommy, was es drum S,
huddelich springt.
M.-Mir mehnt doch nau net dasz e
sci kOent. Was allies drum SO neis /
dOhin, just vie in're stup.
F.-Un was schoe' mir do sltzt.
Must abaut sehoe'. I'm 6
wehch, mir denkt gar ne. dasz es sci
kOennt,
D,-M.n-a, jah, des will duh, c
lOszt fich fahre deueweg.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE SOME MONEY,
"A SURE. "COrnelPs History OF Pennsylva.
nia." Now ready. Write for agency at once
JOHN suLLY a CO., Publishers 725 SAMSON
Street, Phi adelphla mar SSdm
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. = F-Was daeht aver die Sail Wanne.
mecker do derzue sage wann sic emol
in so eme graende wage fahre koennt
M.-Du dummes ding du, des is keh
wage, des is en- caer. p
J.-Ich winner just vie sic es so
stark syringe mache koenne?
Cars stop, and the conductor calls
out, " LphightOh !"
M.-Wie welt sin mir jetzt?
D.-Vier neil.
M.-Ei, du Gott nOch emol mir soft
net mehne dasz es mOegiich waer so
stark zu fahre. Was allies so schoe' is.
D.-M-p-a, jah, un des hot ah just
abaut geld koscht.
J.-Ei, mommy, guck emol dort
naus, was en- grosz wasser.
M.-Sel is on rPwer.
F.-Ne, sell is kehu rewer.
M.-Was is es damn vans keh rewer
is?
F.-El es is die Lecha, gell es is,
dahdy?
D.-M-n a, jah, ich denk es is.
Cars stop, and the conductor calls
out, Lehigh Gap !"
M.-Ei, is des jetzt die Lehigh Kap ?
J.-Wo is dem die Lehgh Kap ich
sehus net.
D'-Der platz do hehst SO.
J.-Oh
Train again in motion.
M.-Gott In Himmel, wann aber die
caers do den baenk nunner syringe
daehte!
D.-M.n.a, jah, damn daehte mir
heut MINNIE weter kumme.
F.-Jah, 7ersaufe daehte mir all nit
manner.
J.-Is dams wasser tief?
d. Nina, jah, ich bin gut davor.
Cars stop, and the conductor yells,
"Slatington %
M.-Was sic eve so g'spassige name
hen, dort ODE wars Lee high Kap uu
jetzt is es Schlet-tingdon. Aver es is
doch ewig neis in dere caer.
| D.-M-n.a, jah, sell is es.
F.-Was hen sic dem dort in sellen
klehne stupele dort am unnere end?
M.-Sell wehz ich nau net.
J.-Ich denk dort duhe sic ihr mittat
drin esse.
D.-M.n.a, jah, sell wehz ich ew'
net. Ich denk over seller konducto
wehzts.
M.-Frog emol ich bin doch mai
wunnerfitzig.,
The man walks up TO the conductor
anG makes inquiry concerning the room
Having received satisfactory reply, h
returns to his seat.
M.-Nau was hot er g'saht?
D.-M.n.a, jah, er hot g'saht Sc
waer der wasser-klossert. Sell mehr
der platz wo sizes wasser drin hen.
The train stops, and the conductor
voice is heard above the din of the be
and escaping steam, as he shout
WHITEHALL" q" our reporters jumping
off place. It's certain that the ruri
company continued their investigation
but, as our reporter had left, we al
unable to recount their subsequer
l topics.
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Its soothing influence upon the irritated lin.
ing Of the AR passages, Is due to the fact that
its ingredients are the most efhcaclous pulmon;
ic simples known 10 medical botany the basis Of
the article be ng the HONEY Of the HORlc-
HOUND PLANT, chemically united with the
ms9lelna " PhGp9 m @ the T6aIS sEs nssGs
FIVE other botanic elements which give addi-
tlonal efficacy to the flTst named two.
HONEY i OF 1F MoREHoUND AND SlISi TAR is i3i not
only wonderfully remedlca IN all case9 whore
the orrnns OF respiration are Effected but also
that lis action is unusually rapid. A few does
frequently serve to relieve very obstinate
cough. 1t contains nothing that can disorder
the stomach, fact that can be alleged with
tremely agreeable favor, end IS sold at n figure
which enables those of the most limited means
to avail themselves Of It's virtues
1t is SIMPLY madness to trile with Cough.
Irritation Of the Throat. Chest and Lungs
travels rapidly, and what Is n trih!ng aud easily
cOnquerable difficulty IN those organs to-day
Consumption, two diseases winch carry more
victims to early graves. than any other In the
long list of bodily disorders.
A Cough may be fitlv termed the Preliminary
Stage of Consumption, a maadY of which
UALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND ID AND
TAR, is the sureSt known preventive. Those,
thereof, who would arrest the progress OF the
DESTROYER shoud delay not a moment to take
this CERTAIN specific.
CHILDREN derive great benefit from its
SOOTHING properties, when suffering with the
DaToxysms Of Group and Whooping Cough. The
| first named disease ia especially destruc i've
among young children and this reliable remedy
should BE- kept on hand in all households buy
| THE LARGE PACKAGES AND ECoNoEIzE.
| PRICES, % cents and 81. per Bottle. Sold by
all Druggists
C. N. CRlTTENT0N, Prop'r,
No. 2 Sixth Avenue, New York.
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CHEAP
Kansas Lands =!

We own and control the Railway Lands of
TREGO COUNTY, KANSAS, about equally
divided by the Kansas Pacific Railway. which
we are selling az Fl ON g. SO to $500 Der acre
easv terms OF payment These lands are Of the
very best quality, ana are located in the best
winter wheat and stock growing districts of the
United States Alternate sections OF Govern
ment land can be taken 0s hOmestG6ds by aetuaS
settlers. M0mbers OF our Arm reside at WA
KEEN EY, and will show lands at all times A
pamphlet giving full information OF soil climate
water supply fainiall, 90, viii be sent free on
request, Address,
WARREN, KEENEY, & CO..
log Dearborn ST., Chicago, III.
on,1 nr Wo- urono ~