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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12
Road Notice.
THE Sd311I,s SgA15 oE Go1s43 s4SsAs' }ss.

OFFIcE OF COUNT CLEaK
Troy. December ID 1e.e
NOTICE hereby given that petition presen ted
~ 10 the Board Of Commissioner Doniphan County
kansas At their meeting the I'd day Of December
asking that road be blished the following pon.
TO wt Beginning at the north corner Of the north
west quarter Of section seven. "a running south
mile then west half mile section twelve n2 then
sixty rods south then west ooehaf mile where il win
inersect the Highland road whereupon said Boo nd
Of County Commssiopers appointed the following named
persons viI T. j. yanderslice. Amos Sanford and An
drew Herman viewers, with instructions meet af
the residence Of David Reese Friday the 10th day Of
Deeember 1s7s snd proceed to view said road give all
parties hearing and make due report s.d Beard at
their session to be held the 9Th day of January Iss
By order Of Board Of County Commissioner.
d. ". MORSE. County Clerk.
December S ls79-Jv
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y Stewart, of the Hiawatha Dispatch, has al
ready won an arrest for libel. The plaintiff is
G. H. Wheeler, City Marshal of that town. We
believe Stewart called him thief, or some 9TH
er playful pet name. Men are getting too par
ticular, these days.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12

q There is no doubt that John NJ Price is
Guthries candidate for Speaker of the Kansas
House of Representatives. When Republican
members of the Legislature bear in mind that
Guthries efforts, in the campaign, were devoted
exclusively to trying to beat Republican candi-
dates, for spite, the knowledge that he is cham
pioning . candidate for Speaker, will not be of
much benefit to that candidate.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12

II In last weeks Troy Bulletin our friend Bridges
writes Retrospective yiew," in which he saws he
feels old, lonely and heartbroken Cheer up, old
Iow's turn to feel bad. We presume there is not a
publisher in the State that has not at times felt as
does our friend Bridges. In such it is best to
scribors, or do it yourself There is no use getting
the blues.-Marysriue Ners
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12

= E. F. Dixon has served notice of con-
test upon A. J. Selover. The ear-marks of Guth-
RE are apparent in it. This fact may encour-
age Mr.. Selover to be of good cheer; for Guth-
re is celebrated for his brilliant failures in pol
itics.
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2 The B.iletia is SO tickled because the es-
tablishment that prints its patent outside put
the Presidents Message in, that it exclaims that
the Chief Republican paper, does not contain
the message. The BslietiH was started as q
Hayes organ, and it has our permission to mo-
popolise him. We have no use for him.
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EX-s0LDIERs,
attention.

procured for soldiers Of the lste war dis.blrd
by accidental injuries. " any Ainu' or
PENSIONS INCREASED
large number Of those nov rec.;vin, ,,..-; -
-tea 70 an INCREASE under late laws An .oi,;.rs
discharged for WOUNDS RurrrRy or :, Tsn
resnnnts 10 FULL bounty All business done by cor
w, w,fonusnee same as IL you were personally ureasn,
tne soldier Is dead the widow and bejrs krs
@ Al soldiers and their widows Of the war Of isis ar
now entitled to a pension. - i VI ieis are
xho so procure Patents for Inventors Every soldier
se-s THIS notice. should his a.Irrs. -, P.,.i
a ana receive In return a SAMPLE CORY FRyg ~ th.
NATIONAL CITIZEN SOLDIER
paper published at the National Capital yivi,, Al, ,h
=, information about Pension and Bounty and I.nd
rom all Address. with stamp ''f''''"eo 'oiei'ed-
n. w. FITZGERALD
'asrovs~ u. s. Claim Attorncr
Box 5ss. Washfnrfon n
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Read His Statement.
VEGETiNE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED Me
Boston, Oct, ls10.

BosroS, Oct, ls10.
Dear Sir-My daughter after having severe attack
OF Whoopng Cough. left in feeble state of health
Being advised by friend she tried the VEGETISE and
ait using few bottles fully restored health
l have been great sufferer from Rheum atism. have
taken several bottles of the yEGENE this complaint
and am happy TO say it has entirely cured hav
recommended the VEGEI1NE to others, with the same
good results 1t Ia great cleanser and purifier of tn
blood 1t is pleasant to take, and cheerfully recon-
mend it.
JAMES MORSE, 364 Athens Street.
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Hsss: s.":.s 3: LITERATURE. ART,& SONG.

cknVWIeugcd the Rickesf Karesf and Vand,o,,..t o.
,ssaso from the American Press. combining Portry
WsS W.1s 6iosraPhies ESSAYS, Anecdotes and Mnsicc'
.eesy illustrates. with ever 400 r.
a. ~ -, bssutiful Steel Easrying presented rr.
Ho,. sis sonsSri6sr This work should be In every
Iome circle, A0&NTa.-Tbis il the bo,I ~ s.Ss ~.
Assns Ne ws :, sse. Ea,. 3, eoaPssn
slaov. J. H cHAMBERS . Coz 81 iS.,. NJ
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BOOTS & SHOES Z
JOHN HAGG.

SEVERANCE, KANSAS,
hEALER N and Nanufacturer Of all kinds Of Boots.
II Shoes. Slippers. Keeps the largest and best
stock Of Bosts and Shoes and o the TO the pub
lie At the lowest prices.
q New work and rspairins done to order on short
nofice. 1iapr.syi.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12

n Congressman Haskell, before leaving
home for Washington, was presented with a
splendid golt watch By member of his friends
and townsmen
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d r. u G .
Family Grocery Store

DONlPHAN, KANSAS.
" H. NESBIT keeps . complete assortment Of pure
w Drugs, Chemicals Paints. Ola Dye No.
Iions, &c. sneh usually found in country Drug
Stores.
Alse, fall line Of Family Groceries such ~ Teas
Coffee Sugar Spices Soap and all other goods p the line
goods will be cold at the lowest proht, for cash.
Nov. II, 1sss-ly-
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Sale OF School Lands,
DONIPHAN COUNTY. KANSAS
Co-NrH TEEAsURER's OFFICE,

Co-NTY TkEAsCRERe OFFICE !
TROY, December 9. 1s7s.
NOTICE II hereby given, that viii. between the
II hours of 10 O'Clock. A. n. and o'clock p NJ on
Saturday January ith A D. 1873 offer for sale at pub
lie auction in the prescribed by law nv oce
in Troy the following School Landa situated in Doniphan
County, Kansas, and described - follows, viz:
east quarter Of north quarter of section 36
township q range %. % acres appraised af else
quarter Of quarter Of section d
township range %. % acres, appraised st tl60.
North east quarter Of quarter Of section s.
township .. range 80. 20 acres, apprsised at ti3o.
No bid Will Be received for les han the appraised
value. RORERT FLICKINGkR
County Treesarer Doniphan County. Kansaa
DECEMBER IL 1RYs-Sr
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12
WORSTED PRINCES, SILK PRINCES,

Buttons, Ties, Bows, Scarfs, Corsets, Ribbons,
Ruehings, Jewelry, Kid Gloves, Cloth Gloves,
Thread Gloves, Toilet Soap, Perfnmery, Cloth
and Hair Brushes, and all kinds of Holiday Goods
in endless variety.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12
We know it will pay YOU to trade with

We know it will pay you to trade with
us. We are enabled to sell cheap, from the fact
that we are constantly represented in the head
markets and with the cash always ready to in.
vest when the bargain is great enough to suit
us; and, having very large outlet for goods,
the lot of Goods is never too large for u.s. if the
price, style and quality is right; hence you see
we are sought out, aud often get advantages
that many merchants do not. No matter how
great bargain we get, is always shared with
our customers, heaee our large business. Take ad-
vantage of our offerings and come early.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12
vEGET|NE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM,

Mr.. ALBERT CRO0KER, the well-known druggist
and apothecsry Of Sprngvale Me- always advises
one troubled with rheumatism TO try VEGETINE.
Read His Statement.
SrRISGvALE, Me-, Oct. IL, 1876
Mr. H. r. STEVENS
Dear Sr-Fifteen years ago last fall taken sick
with rheumatism, WAS unable TO until the next
April From that time until three years ago this fall
suffered everything with rheumatism. Sometimes there
would be weeks at time that could step one step
these attacks were quite often suffered everything
that man could Over three years ago last spring
commenced taking yEGETISL and followed il up until
had taken bottles have had since
that time always advise every that is troubled
with rheumatism to try VEGETINE, and suffer for
years as have done This statement is gratutous
as Mr. Stevens Is concerned. Yours. etc.
ALBERT CROKER,
Firm Of A Crooker Co., Druggists and Apothecaries
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Rheumatism is Disease Of the Blood,

The blood in this disease found to contain an ex
cess OF hbrin VEGETINE acts by converting bloot
from its diseased condition to healthy circulation
the bowels which is very important
IN this complaint One bottle Of Vegetine will give re-
lief; but to effect . permanent cure it must be taker
regularly and may take several bottles especially il
cases of long standing. vEGETIyE Is sold all Drug
gsts Try it, and your verdict will be the same as that
Of thousands before You, who say Il found &c
sed exclusively of Barts Roots. and Herbs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12
LADIES', MISSES and CHILDREN'S hose

in great variety. We offer big let of Children's
White All-Wool Hose, sizes 43 to IT inches, at
job price of SC per pair never before sold under
20a25c. We have many such bargains in Ladies'
Hose in Wool, Merino. and Cotton, which you
should take advantage of. Ask to see thsm.
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ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR 1879.
THE ST. JOSEPH HERALD.
THE
Leading Daily and Weekly
Newspaper Of. the North. West.

The ~. Je.eph HERALD maintains Il. enviabls
reputation and high standing In the front rank of West
a and comuends itself the reading pub
nc Tor the following rcusona. r
Its columns contain all the pex. nj tb. J.r L.,
STATE National and from the whole the civilized world
faithful advocate Of the interests of Missouri AMI
tne Grrat West as1 Of measure that will tend
70 sne gooa 81 the peole is In favor Of regeneratng
and blighng influences that party which reoes m
Auop fAvofs tbs free education Of the masses and
among the people Of the highest state Of
II Ia free se...ionalism aims Z, he
and reaDie In its staemel candid in its opnion and
clean IN the character Of its coptenta ~
IL has no preuseeS and does not allow ,sr..,,i ,,.,
ees or individual interests control or influence II.
it ha free and untramneied exponent Of Republ,.,,
pncipies and will support emily honest men and bone-
measnres believing that honest men soald he
eaed upon to make or enforce the laws and none hut
people. " ." ""ne''
Il n live and energetic Newspaper
u valuable commercial paper giving the daily mar
transactions at hoe wel market report, of the
'ear,ns eommsIelsi centres Of this country.
Iee WeekIy Herald il . large psper Of AO e,l
umns containing general summary of the ne "a of the
week together vita variety tera. v potie Al and
miscellaneous reading matter anu
pays especial attention the market reports and
all matters that Of interest to the general pnbli
sUBsCRlPTIoN RATES.
The Daily Herald Is mailed to snbaeriber. spo.t.
age paidl at y year. or IS cents per month "'''
The weekly Beraid, issued every THURSDAY mar,
-. p.sss.. - 49, @ yeAI ~ Ansanee tpn~tsge paid.D
are anthofzed agents receive suh.crip
Money can be sent by Post Oice Money Or,,er Pei.
tered Lstfers, or Draft, at ri.k ,-
FRANk ~. TRACY, PsSli.ser.
ST. JOSEPH NO.
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"VEGETINE," o Boston physician has no en- nal
blood purifier Hearing of many wonde rful cures
after all other remedies had failed visited the abora
tory and convinced myself Of IT'S genuine merit 1t is
prepared from roots barks and herbs each viii IL
highly effective, and they compounded in such
manner as to produce astonishing results"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-12-12
Our BL Il q rs

10 White Wool Blankets, $50
104 White Wool Blankets, heavy, at $500 and
$3.50, are less than most merchants own them.
Our White Blankets, at $3.50, $4O0, and $3.50,
are worth nearly double.
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We Offer BLACK ALPACAS

At 20 cents, worth 30 cents.
At229 cents, worth 35 cents.
AT % cents, worth 40 cents.
AT 30 cents, worth 45 cents.
At 40 cents, worth 60 cents.
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ger than at first.
"Carl! Carl!' she cried, hoarsly
s'Why will you not hear me, or look III
me2 Oh, Carl, brother Carl, look up!
But he took no notice of her, and was
about tosound third time, when with a
tearing, grooming noise, the whole ledge
where she stood slipped away from under
her, and slid rather than dashed down
into the sea.
Falling with it, she received no hurt,
but whea it suddenly ceased to move she
was flung as if from catapult right out
upon the surface Of the ford.
OF course she sank senseless and like a
stone; but as she rose again Carl and his
boat shot near, and just as she was about
to sink, his hand grasped band of her
floating hair, and drew her towards him.
Next moment his strong arms had lifted
her into the boat, while IRON his lips es-
capped the cry
Good heavens! it is Elmer
At his words she opened her ewes and
half rose up. ..-..-
"Oh, is it you, Carl! Fly "" she cried.
1.-THE cave is full Of smugglers, and they
will kill you if they think youhave found
out their hiding place! Fly tly!"
"Smugglers in the cave!' cried Carl.
''Then may God have mercy on their
souls! See, the fallen cliff has shut them
in forever, and they are buried ali49!"
Eline started up yet more, and looking
towards the cave saw that where its
mouth had been was now round topped
hill formed of rocks and earth, and so
large that no human hands might remove
it for years.
ooh, it is horrible horrible! Can they
not be saved?" she cried.
"There is no salvation for them in this
world" replied Carl, solemnly, as he took
the oars and began to row towards the
beach, where stood their father, strainlng
his eyes to watch their every move nents
When they reached the beach, and he
found they were both safe, thong Oh Eline
little shaker, he wept tears Of Joy again and
again. Then the three went up to their
home, and there knelt down and gave
thanks for their escape, at the same time
praying for mercy for the poor wretches
who had found living grave.
Years after, when the sea had done its
work, and washed away the hill of loose
earth that closed the cave, Carl and Eline
ventured to visit it. The sight they saw
was enough to freeze the blood.
Here and there, about the habitable
part OF the cave lay the bodies Of the men
as they had died. They were in all i'm
aginable attitudes of agony, despair, and
rage. and in one or two cases it was evi-
dent they had fought and slain eacl
other.
Over all Their bodies was white coat
ing, like polished marble, formed by the
dripping from the 1oof: and a fancitul
person might easily imagine them to lie
the magnificent but horrifying products
ofa sculptor's chiselrather than the figures
of real men buried alive
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AAAA ONAx GENUINE INSTRUMENr.

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per dozen, no per gross - '1e i ~
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state o t5s to
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ACAMPAIGN 4LANnER

When DR.: R.V. Pierce was candidate fo1
State Senator, his political opponents pub
lished a pretended analysis Of his popular n. edi
hoping there by to prejudice the people
against him. His election by an overwhelming
majority severely rebuked his traducers, who
sought to impeach his business integrity. Nc
notice would have been taken of these
campain lies were not that some of his enemies
land every successful business man has his
full quota of envious rivals) are PUBLISHING
these bogus analyses. Numerous and most
absurd formulas have been published, purport.
ing to come from high authority; and it is a
significant fact that no two have been alike
conclusively proving the dishonesty of their
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tify to the peculiar hour-making properties of
our wheat in this essential, surpassing that
raised in other sections, and 1t Is attributed
entirely to the fact-which the analysis Of the
soil contirms-that the so-called limestone
belt' posses IS all the requisites. Of the best
wheat land In the world. Sand it is we'll
known, Is injurious when it enters too largely
into the composition of cultivated soils; IN
ether words, it Is useless beyond certain pro.
portion. That the limestone belt" or "won-
is sometimes called, hast the amount Of silex
| or silica-the basis of sand-fxed In the prop
or proportion, is evident, from the fact that it
| requires peculiar conditions to "lodge" the
grain in the field, even after the most terrific
| showers. Considering the question of the rel
atiye fertility, particularly in it's connection
with wheat culture, present richness of soil
and endurance must enter as essential ele-
ments of success, and the capacity of the self
fertilization of the land, an ingredient not 20
be overlooked. The latter quality a limestone
region. alone can possess, as only limited
knowledge OF agricultural chemistry clearly
demonstrates. Viewing the subject Of wheat
culture, then, in all it's aspects, SO far as Kan
sas IS cOnce rned, and inspection of the Smoky
Hill Valley, and the arenaceous region south,
coupled with fair idea of what the culture OF
wheat requires the conclusion can lead only
IN one direction-to the infinitely superior ad-
vantage of the Limestone belt"
this great inland region must reach the posi-
then OF one of the richest agricultural portions
OF the United States. Only a very few years
ago--not decade-husbandry here was
purely tentative. From absolutely no dew.
eight years ago, this region is as favored in
that particular as any that can be named
From lying outside Of the "rain belt" SO
termed, this reign has had to be ''taken in"
The quantity of water in the streams has aug
mented, springs have burst forth where none
existed before~-in short, just the converse of
that meteorological phenomenon has been
evolved here, under the march of civilization,
which takes in heavily -timbered country
under the same social conditions
.Ihs following statistics of the rainfall clear
~ prove the accuracy of the foregoing state.
ment:
The Fall of Rain and Melted Snow, in inches
at Forts Hays, Larned and Dodge, for the
last five years, as shown by the Daily Mete-
geological Records kept by the United
States Government at the Posts named:
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"Radix," in one Of his recent New York let.
tiers, makes good point apropos of life insur-
ance Investigations and troubles generally, by
calling attention to the fallacy of judging Of
the reliability OF companies according to their
bulk. Many such Institutions seek to dazzle
the public eye by printing their gross assets
IN the heaviest type, and by laying great
stress upon the nominal millions under their
control to win confidence and prevent any
close analysis of the whole statement. He
points out the plain, but often forgotten fact.
that even conceding the equally good quality
OF the assets of two companies, it is not ne
cessarily the one with the most millions which
is safest for the policy holder, but the one
whose net surplus bears the largest ratio to its
whole property. Judged by this sound and
searching principle "Radix' finds the Etna
Life Insurance Company, Of Hartford, to be
one OF the strongest if not the very strong e t..
Institution of the kind in the country. With
little over twenty four millions of assets, it
has about four and quarter millions of clear
surplus. The special commission appointed bv
the Legislature of Connecticut year ago. to
investigate all the life insurance companies of
that State, say of the 4Etna that it is mot only
solvent, but financially sound, and under the
management of officers and directors of large
experience, sound Judgment, and unb lemished
character, and entitled to the entire confidence
of policy holders and the public" Taking the
above facts and this official Endorsement to-
gether, It is evident that this writer's estimate
OF the f1tna is one that can be everywhere
safely indorsed
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knowledge is power" and we publish this
to inform you that if you wish sure and Ger.
tain remedy for Heart Disease Nervousness,
sleepless Nights and General Debility. caused
by an over exertion Of the system, attended with
sluggish action of the Heart, we convey to
you the Knowledge and you can exert the poec.
e. to relieve yourself by using Dr.. Graves
to accomplish the above results. Send to +.
p. INGALLS,, Concord, n. H., for circular Of
testimonials, and read the good it has done
others. Among the many forms Of Heart
Disease are Palpitation, Enlargement Spasm
Of the Heart, stoppage Of the Action Of the
Heart, trembling all over and about the Heart,
~ Osslncatlon or Bony Formation Of the Heart,
Rheumatism, General Debility and sinking Of
the Spirits. - - Il, - . =
DR.: Graves HEART REGULATOR is for
ga sale by druggists at SO cents and 81 per bot
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Land Commissioner Kan.
sas Pacific Railway,
SALIVA, KANSAS. >

Have ye gat airy clock to sell-some
thin noice, for present. to me sisther?"
" We have all kinds of clocks replied the
jewelle1; twenty-tour- hour clocks and
eightday clocks, from $3.50 up to $500
in price. Here's that will just suit you
"a fine French clock. worth SIS"
" Divil take yer French clock! Give US
wan that me sister kin understand whin
it sthrikes''
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False aecol,O~v.

II is true economy to use cheap, adultcrated
b pak3i.Rg powder, which is highly injurious to
s nea.ch' merely because tits cheap? Common
YEAST POWDER, which has been well known
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Tho Greatest Discovery OF the Age is DR.
Tobias celebrated Venetian Linmentl 80
the public, and warranted to Diarrhea Dysentery
Col and spasms taken internally; and Group Chronic
Rheumatism, Sore Throats Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores
ana Paines In the Limbs Back and Chest externally
1t has never allied No family will ever be without 1t
after once giving 1t fair trial. Price 40 cents Dr.
TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT. in Pint
Bottles at One Dollar is warranted superior to any
othe or NO PAY for the cure of Oolic Cuts Bruises
Old Sores, etc. Sold by all Druggists. DepotlOPark
Place. New York --s pert
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On the 9Th, twenty-four tons of hay be-
longing to various parties, were destroyed by
a prairie fire near Little Falls, Morrison
county.
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No man in his senses should buv worthless
horse and cattle powders, simply because II IL
put Up IN large packages. Sheridan's Cavalry
condition Powders are put up in small pack.
ages 69t are absolutely pure and immensely