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Notice by Publication.

In District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of tire
State Of Ksnxas sitting within and for Donphsn County
Charles L Flint, Plaintiff
1.a.e +. Collins. }DefsDdant.
yUyO ISAAC y. COLLINS. non-resident defendant.
IL You hereby notified that you have been sued by
Charles l. Flint the shove named plaintiff who fled his
ettou In the ONCE Of the Clerk Of tho District Court
within ssd for Dosiphan County State Of Kansas
I'D Of October A D. 1875 and you further acf
fed that you the petition filed by PLAINTIFF
before the th day Of December A. d. HIS said
petition viii be taken true and Judgment rendered
sordngly; the nature Of which Judgment will be- that
PLAINTIFF title 70 the following described real property
situated in Doaiphan County. Kansaa to witt the east
half Of the quarter Of section txentysght
t1 In tswnship four % Of range twenty COZ be queted
and determined against aid defendant and all persons
claiming usdsr authority through them and said
defendant b forever barred and esoppsd from setting up
claiming any estate interest lien in upon sad
property md for other snd further relief may be just
BROwN CAMPBELL.
II. c. REvILLE, q
7. BABCOCK
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
October ~ ls7s-lw. Prs fee. TO-.
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W. II. NEsBrI.-we call the attention of those Of
our readers who live within trading range of Doni-
phan, to the card of W. H. Nesbit, who, in connec
ton with his drug store, keeps full line of family
groceries which he will sell at hard times prices for
cash Mr. Nesbt is one of the oldest citizens of Don
iphan, and needs no introduction from Cali and
see his goods for yourselves
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CY~ Mothers, when your little darlings are fretfui
they are always sick. Dr. Wincheils Teething sSr-
up is speedy cure for acidity OF the stomach ana
wind collie II regulates the bowels, colds, is
harmless TO the child and is an old and welltried
remedy. Sold by C. b. Bickford & Co., and D. C..
Sinclair, Troy Aug Miller, wathena at Is cts bot
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Prof T. W. Roach, one Of our No. A. Teachers Of
this County was surprised, last week, BY visit from
his brother. W. s., with young wife Prof W. B. II
a teacher by profession, . graduate of MI Union
College, Ohio Of class of 1875 and is now on his way
to take charge, - Principal. Of Salem, Nebraska.
Public Schools. The yoang couple ere Of . high
caste and rare aecomplishments, and viii doubtless
win multitude of warm friends in their future home,
as they left in Ohio.
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Charles L. L; Flint Plaintiff
Abraham Kendall
* Nancy Kendall, Defendants.
Notice by Publication.

In District Court Of the Second District OF the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
Charles l. Flint. Plaintiff
Augustus Smith
& 8. Beaver Defendants
ITO AUGUSTUS SMITH, nonresIdsnt defendant:
You are hereby notified that you have been sued by
Charles l. Flint the above named plaintiff Who dled his
petition Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
within for Donphan County State Of Kansas the
I'D day Of October A D. 1875 and further not
fed that you must demur 70 the said petition
on or before the 5th day Of December A D. 1873 said
petition vii be taken a. true and Judgment rendered ae
nature Of which Judgment will be- that
plaintiff the following described real property
situate Donphan County State Of Kansas TO wit: the
south quarter Of section thirty four @ In township
four % Of range twentyone. c2 be quietsd and deter
mined against said Defendants and all persons claiming
under BY through them and that said defendants be
estopped and barred from setting up claiming
any estate lien in upon said property
and for such and further relief the Court may
seem just and equitable.
n G.. REvILLE,
=. BABcOCK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
October "a. 1s7s-4w. Prs fee. t1o.
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NQlica.

All persons having claims against me, will present
them for payment; and those indebted to Inc, will
either make payment, place the amount in the
form of n note DR. A. 6. AsHNEAD.
Troy November II lSa
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Troy Lumber Yard.
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER,
Lath, Shingles,
Doors, Glazed Sash,
Lime, HatT, Cement, ecC.,
AT LOW PRICES, FOR CASH.
Yo,,d Near the Dr1ot.
Yard. Near the Depot.
Edi.on,s Latest Discovery

Is equaled only by the remarkable success attending
the introduction and of Brocns Family Nedi-
eines The bilious and miasmatic influences of this
Western climate eounteracted by Bro'rn's>Ltrer
Pills. Try them and you will use no others
Brorns Blackberry and Ginger should be in every
household. DiarrhGd Dysentery and all disarrange-
ments of the stomach and bowels are relieved at once
by this great remedy. Have you the headache
Are you dull, stupid and sleepy when you should be
wide awakef Take Sdrsapurilld, Dandelion aud
Ioide of Potassium. 1t invgorates the liver and pu
rifles the blood
For sale by all dealers in Medicine in Doniphan
County and in Kansas.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

Testimony of Rev. P. B. Wiles, covington, Ky.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
The Best nsd Safest Remedy for Chile and
Fever, Fever and ASae.
CONVICTION, Ky, May 81.
There has not been for many years. in this country,
such general complaint about chills and fever.
This depressing disease is prevailing in many
portions of Kentucky and elsewhere where the peo-
pie have long attered themselves that they were
tirely exempt from its influence To those who are
thus afflicted, we wish to recommend Smiths Tonic
Syrup, believing it to be the very best remedy e1-
tant. Every one have heard ofusing it. pronounc-
upon it in the very highest terms We have late
" used it in our family with marked success. The
ingredients simple, and the Tonic can be used
freely without any detrment to the constitution what
ever. If the directions which always accompany ev-
cry bottle, carefully followed it viii in nine ca
out of ten result in permanent cure, whether the
disease be of long short standing
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
to the subjects of this disease everywhere, sincerely
believing that the of it will verify every wcrd We
say. p. B. WILES.
For sale by C. B. Bickford & Co., Troy, Kanna
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- Farmers, guard your horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs from the distempers, colds and fevers so easily
taken this time of year. and costing so much when
neglected, by mixing Uncle Sans Condition Powder
in their feed according to the directions you can
make no investment that will yield so great Pron'
to your purse, and comfort to your stock sofa "
C. b. Bickford & Co., and ID. c. Sinclair Troy; aug
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Township Officer.

Township Officers
We publish a complete list of the officers elected
in the several Townships of this County on the 5th:
Trustee, John A. Chapson.
Clerk, Frank Kitzmiller.
Treasurer A. s. Campbell
Justice of the Peace, to fill vacancy, o. s. Ball.
Constables, H. P. Beidleman, George N. Frisbe,
John Rawlins.
Road Overseers-District No. l, G. Beeler. No. 9,
James Bartholomew. No. 8, A. r. Renfro No, 4,
Henry swinney. No. 5, Samuel Springer. No. 6, J.
c. Rea No. z, James Schafer. No. 8, Geo. w.
Moore No. 9, John Sparks. No. 10, Charles Col
Inns
Trustee, n. L. Springer
Clerk John Morley.
Treasurer, w. H. II. Curtis.
Constables, G. T. Dooley, d. L. Carpenter.
Road Overseers-District No. /, A. Schriver. No.
2 John Corbet. No. g. George Bird. No. 4, Michael
Green. No S, Charles Riddle. No. 6, George Mock.
No. Z, Abram Bennett. No. 8, John Delaney.
UNION.
Trustee, D. W. Edwards.
Clerk, Stephen Hays.
Treasurer, John Swartz.
Justices of the Peace, Jesse Henney, G. NJ. Glenn.
Constables, A. Long, A. Coats.
Road Overseers-District No. l, Joseph Denton.
No. 9, Nicholas Hess. No. 3, Michael Whalen. No.
4, James Fnnegan.
CENTRE.
Trustee, X. NJ. Steele.
Clerk, ID. p. Carpenter.
Treasurer, D. c. Sinclair.
Constables Frank Berry, Os. Marcum.
Road Overseers-District No. l, j. L. Zimmerman.
No. q Joseph Walker. No. 3, Howard Townsend.
No. T. Isom Cox. No. S, J. b. Zimmerman. No. 6,
c. w. Gedultig. No. 7, Charles Maynard. No. 8,
Allen Round.
Trustee, W. ID. Stewart.
Clerk, Hugh Cowen.
Treasurer, Adam Schnell.
Constables, J. Ii. Floyd, A. W. Mcliae.
Road Overseers-District No. l, Jack Matheny
No. q Thomas Spearnan. No. 3, John Price. No. 4,
Clcms Clemetson. No. S. N. v. Hargis. No. 6, John
volk. No. z, Joseph Kent
BURR-oAK.
Trustee, F. E. Garlichs.
Clerk, William Hill
Treasurer, William Eye.
Constable, j. A. Row.
Road overseers-District No. l, C. Goacher. No.
2. ]. Crippen. No. 3. J. A. Miller.
WASHINGTON.
Trustee, Peter Manville.
Clerk, James T. Knopp.
Treasurer, Jacob Suter.
Constables, James Barker, F. N. Trggs, J. NJ An
derson.
Road Overseers-District No. l, c. Searcy. No. =
A. ]. Eysins. No. g. A. straub. No. 4, H. p. Crystal
No. S, A. GLADDEN..
MARION.
Trustee, H. G. Hewins.
Clerk J. A. Hewns.
Treasurer, w. II. Deckard.
Copstables James H. Dunlap, +. M. Culp.
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~ Illustrated Marriage Guide, aeo pages ciotn
and gilt binding 50 cents; same in paper cover .
ceuts. Manhood, 10 cents; Womanheod, 10 Genus
Pamphlet, cents-securely sealed, by mail Srna
money or postage stamps DIR. WHITTIER, the great
.,,.,;s,;s. sl7 ST. Charles Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
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punty superintendent

vA person recently died in Burr Oak Township,
Who protested that he conduit and wouldn't die
there, where there was good society. But he died
there, all the same, and from the effects OF . big
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~ Economy is the road to wealth" fifty cents
worth Of Uncle Sans Harness Oil applied to your
harness, will make the leather look like new and
keep IL soft and pliable. Sold by all Harness deal
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C1sHees, CaxPSesS
We have on hand Samples Of Csrpets- We viii
taks orders, and furnish ct factory prices-
O. B. BscKYoRp Co.
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Being about to return to Philadelphia, have con-
cluded to sell my furniture and household goods.
Persons desiring furniture, carpets stoves &C., may
yet n bargain by calling soon. DR. AsHNEAD.
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~ We learn that the editor of the Bulletin has
got him vessel, out of which to drink his cold
beverages. He took it on subscription. He would
not part with it for ten thousand volumes of his pa
ner
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at 30, IS, so, IS cents and 500, and
mp; worth Is per cent. more all
round.
Forty dozen Ladies' and Childrens'
hose, Job lot" late styles, at about
half prices. Call while the stock is
unbroken.
Fifty pieces, yard W ide, of Percale,
small figures in seal, brown, navy
blue, and black, at IT cents; usual
price, 10 cents.
Ten pieces of Waterproof, which
would he good value at IS cents,
We offer for 50 cents per yard. This
cannot be matched in the market.
Boueette Mohair, sold by some OF
onr neighbors at IS cents, we sell at
16a cents uer yard.
Arlington poplins, 22A cents;
worth 30 cents.
Cashmere Twills, 22i cents; sold
bp others at 80 and 35 cents.
Balmoral skirts, felt flannel cloth
and satin, at from 40, so, 65, IS cents
and S1.0O, up.
Union Beaver cloaks at from $500
each, up.
Turkey Red Table Damask, II
yards wide, Az cents.
Twenty dozen II white bed spreads,
62{ cents each others get 80 cents
and SlO0 for the same.
Mems aud Boys undershirts, white
and colors, as low as 25 cents.
To arrive, lambs wool cloth for
circulars, different colors and prices.
Large size, heavy, double all-wool
shawIs, $500; cheap at $3.50.
Shoulder shawls, IS cents up.
Colored, all silk, handkerchiefs at
Is and IS cents, sold in this market,
by others, ut 40 and so cents.
A Job Lot of corsets at 40 cents,
that are now selling in this market
for IS cents.
Red, gray, and plaid flannels, 12i
cents up.
Handsome styles in Ladies' circu-
lars and childreu's cloaks, all prices.
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1 q Fred. Harpster, exCommissioner, and DIR.
Long, present Commissioner of the First District,
were in town, Wednesday afternoon, and called on
| the Chief.
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II w. II. Nesbt and DIR. Sawyer, Of Doniphan,
called in, last week DIR. Sawyer has had long
siege of ilness, and although able to attend
to business, is SUI tho Uosse for wear.
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VChambers, ut Troy Junction, buys Wheat and
Corn, and pays as much rs anybody else can. Call
md him
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~ The wife of James Anderson, a Dane, living
.ome FIVE or sig miles southwest of here, died Tues
day. Before her marriage, she worked at the Highly
House.
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II DIR. Ashmead returned, Tuesday morning, af-
ter q weeks absence having spent two days in Phil
adelpha, in that time. Quick travelling.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, November 9TH, at Winthrop, Mo-, by
Rev. Mr.. Fleenor, of Atchison MOSES r. TOWNSEND to
Mics MARY PUGH, both of Troy.
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~ Mr. Detwiler, of Toledo, Ohio, real estate op-
orator, and lately publisher Of the Argus, real es
tate paper of that city, was in Troy, last week. and
called on the Chief We believe he has property in
terest. in this County. He thinks Doniphan County
e. lest mart of the habitable globe
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Cheap Lumber.

In order to sell lumber very cheap, we have cohciu
ded to sell only for cash.
Sept. IL, 1873. TRor LUMBER YARD.
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A Ball will be given at Leland's Hall, Troy,
Thanksgiving evening, November 18th, 1873 Your
self acd ladies are respectfully invited. Music by
Prof Hogue's quadrille band. Tickets, 81. +. X.
Armstrong and c. E. Brown, Managers.
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e Arrangements have been made with n L.
Prents, to deliver his lecture, "a kansans Impress
ions of Europe" about the 10th of December in Troy
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r. Adam had motber-in-law, and children
have worms that use DR.. Jaques' German Worm
Cakes Try them. For sale by c. D. Bickford & Co.,
and d. C. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller, Wathena.
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" Just received, q large stock of fresh r, at
C. b. BIcKFoRD & Co.
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LEI Now that life insurance is SO uncertain you
had better use Eilerts Daylight Liver Piiis, gooa
health must follow. For sale by c. b. Blckioro q
Co., and D. c. Sinclair, Troy; Aug. Miller, "afhena'
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Money 10 Loan,

On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers on hvt
years time or less. Interest," eight per cent per
Commissions reasonable.
H. g. W. II. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank, st. Joseph, Mo.
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-Don't you forget it. that when You want Coal
=. .o,oe 70 Troy Junction, and Chambers viii eel Is
to you.
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r. For good goods and low prices, 60 to the Casn
Store at Severance.
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y The ladies of Brush Greek gave festival at
their church, Wednesday night for the benefit OF
Rev. j. A. Amos. 1t was one of the most successful
held in that neighborhood, clearing about s5l.
The ladies have our thanks for one of their fine
cakes. The affair could not be otherwise than sue,
cessful with such energetic ladies as Mrs. Round,
Mrs. Kent, and Mrs Pickett, as committee of ar
rapPements.
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IF We sell only for Cash, and will give our Gus
,omers the best bargains in Several nee, at
McCRUN's.
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JUsr REcEIvED-A large stock of Wall Paper and
Border c. b. BIcKroRD g. Co.
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CIDER VINEGAR
. C.B. BICKFORD & CO.'S.
Oils

Oils
An Kind. of Machine Oils as low as at ST. Joe. or
Atchson, Mt =. ID. DioAro W.
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On long time at low interest On well improved srs
Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
iune24. XIX. STOUT. Troy. Kansas.
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Notice.

Remember, We guarantee all our Il as represented
or rce,nd the money. CB BIcKFoRD & Co.
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IL Mr. Andrew Dougans has our thanks for late
Scottish papers-something We seldom get hold Of
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NOtice.

This is to notify all persons indebted to the under
signed to call and settle their accounts before
December Let, 1878, and costs, as need money
to pay my debts with; and all accounts unsettled
December LIST, 1873 will be collected by law. Thank
ing the public for portion of their patronage in the
past and hoping that may have a continuance of
the same in the FUTURE guarantee to all good Goods
at low prices. ia. CAMPBELL.
Severance Kausas Nov u. 1873
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Heavv black gros grain silks at
CSC and sl.OO per yard and upwards /;
spleu,lid values

Heav~ black gros grain silks at
CSC and 81 90 per yard and upwards
splendid values.
Pacific Mattelasse dress goods,
20 cents per yard other houses get
27i cents to 30 cents per yard.
Pacific Brocade dress goods, 20
and % cents per yard, well worth
80 aud IS cents.
Bourette Knickerbocker dress
goods, at 10, 12t, Is, and l6i cents,
handsome styles 5 to 10 cents per
yard under value.
Fifty pieces of dark choice col
ored Knickerbocker dress goods at
5 cents, wonld be cheap even at 81
to 10 cents.
Colored Alpacas, all new and de-
sirabIe colors, at 124 cents per
yard.
Job lot of 25 cent pieces Hamilton
Tycoon reps, regular ticket 81 cents
per yard. Call early, rs these goods
cannot be duplicated.
Strictly all wool Beaver Cloaks
at $500; a splendid bargain.
A tip top article of Cotton Flannel
as low as st to II cents per yard.
Pure all-linen toweling, at cents
per yard.
Satin damask towels, all linen, ut
10 cents; we'll worth 20 to 25 cents.
All-linen table napkins at GO cents
per dozen.
Heavy unbleached table linen,
prime bargain, at 20 cents per
yard.
Turkish bath towels at 25 cents
each never sold before for less than
so to IS cents.
Ten thousand yards remnants,
handsome styles of standard prints,
at 5 cents per yard.
Good quality of brown cotton,
wide, at AZ cents per yard.
White blankets, from sI.5O pair
up.
Toilet soaps at 5 cents q cake;
regular prices 10 to 12a cents.
Ladies' Merino Vests and Drawers,
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DEATH OF JOHN GRABLE.-John Cradle died Mt his
home in Burr-Oak Township, Monday, November
1lth in the 6sth year of his age after an illness of
several weeks, of typhoid fever. Mr.. Cradle was
born in Washington County, Pennsylvania; resided
for some years in Wayne County, Ohio, where he
married afterwards located in st. Joseph; and
came to Donphan County among the earliest set
tiers, about the year 1854 or 1855.
Mr.. Cradle was an eccentric man, and many
subjects had excellent good He was by ma
ture a radical. He a radical Free State man
and Republican was q radical advocate Of woman
suffrage, and was radical the money question.
He had financial theory of his own, different from
all others dreamed Of which he called the
"Corn-crib SYSTEM and which he had illustrated
with extensive maps and charts, upon which he
spent considerable time, labor, and money He was
ever ready explain his theory to any person. meet
ing or convention but could rarely prevail upon any
to give him hearing. His theory has died with
him.
Mr.. Cradle was an extensive reader. He had read
works oil every subject, except romance. He des-
pissed fiction but read with avidity books containing
useful information, science, politics, religion, etc
He was free-thinker, or, rather uubeliever He
believed in no God but Nature and did not concern
himself about a hereafter He was strictly honest
and conscientious, was good neighbour and always
preserved his temper. Notwithstanding his disbelief
in hereafter We believe that in the ''Sweet Byand-
By there will be place reserved for "Uncle john
n.y."
Before his death, Mr.. Cradle made arrangements
with the St. Joseph Medical College, by which they
were to have his body for dissection in the interest
of science and to place his skeleton on exhibition in
their museum. He appointed S. r. Shepherd, of
Troy to carry out this arrangement and on Tuesday,
Mr. Shepherd delivered the body to the officers Of
the College, and took n receipt for it. lover Of
science in his life he dedicated his body to science
after death and man of peace and honesty, while
living, he left temptation for graye-robbers to
| steal his body from the tomb
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u Frank Berry is sick, confined to his bed.

Y Thanksgiving Day will be Thursday, the es'
inst.
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A RELIABLE LIFE INSURANCE POLICY.

A RELlABLE LIFE INSURANCE POLICY
We take pleasure in commencing to our readers
thoroughly safe and reliable life insurance agency
whose funds or assets inexhaustible LISA stock
company operating under the joint title-Hea. Life
policies are issued in the form of Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets
(which if taken as directed insure the system
diseased upon payment Of very small fee. All the
principal druggists are constituted agents.
V-Thelovely couple who distinguished themselves
on the excursion train yesterday, by hugging each
other every three minutes, crossed the river into
Winthrop last night. and soemnly agreed to love and
protect each other long as both should live-Aeh
ison Globe, Sh.
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Notice by Publication.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
the State Of Kansas. sitting within and for Doniphan
County.
Charles l.; Flint Plaintiff
Abraham Kendall 1
& Nancy Kendall, Defendants.
yuyO ABRAHAM KENDALL. non resident, defendant:
You are hereby notified that you have been sued by
Charles L. Flint the above named plaintiff who filed his
petition Of the Clerk of the District Court
within and for Donphan County State Of Kansas the
day Of October A D. 1e7s; and further noti
fed that YOU demur TO the petition Of said
plaintiff before the 5th day Of December A d. 1ss
or said petition will be taken true and judgment
dered accordingy the nature Of which Judgment will be-
that plaintiff title to the following described real prop
erty in Doniphan Connty State Of Kansas 20 wt
quarter Ct the quarter Of section
sixteen u6) township two. t of twenty, tD be
queted and determined against said defendants and all
persons claiming under, by through them, and that
said defendants be esopped and barred from set
ting up claiming any estate interest lien in TO-
upon aid property such other and further relief
BROWN & CAMPBELL,
NJ G. REyILLE,
4 r. BABC0CK,
Attorneys for Plaintiff;
October "a. ls7s-4w. Prs fee, So
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Meney - Loan,

FRANKLIN BABCOCA
3feb16.