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]. b. BYERs.

u Remember, we don't propose to be uudersold
in any kind of Dry Goods or Groceries We meet
any and all competition promptly.
VAN BUSKIRK & BRECKENRIDGE
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~ MeCrum & Coven have full line OF spring
and summer hats, for girls and boys; also, nex
line Of fur, wool and straw hats, for mea - buBA
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DIR. L. n. Bennett. Dentist of st. Louis Mo-. Will
visit Donphan. Kansas, July 18th, stopping for two
weeks. All persons in want of good set Of teeth,
will dc well to see him before engaging work else
Mherc. The best Of refercnce.
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II Misses Eva Wood and Helen Riddle went to
Kansas City, last week, for visit. We heard GER
tain merchant tell them that he going down TINT
way, in a few days, and would perhaps them.
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Nosice!

Machine Oils e n kinds, at Atehison prices, at
j. A. CAnrsELL's,
2lsslw. Severance, Kansas.
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The Following Lands for sale

The Following Lands Tor saie'
n q. c. 1 section 10, township 4, range y.
n W. frcl. section 6, township ), range u.
s. s. ". section 81, township = range Il.
w in.e. section -, township :, range Il.
N!sw. section IL, township ,, range 81
These lands will be sold reasonable terms-one
.b;rI down. balance in one and two years. For fur
cher information, inquire of
JosErH +. HANPsoS,
.n-,an Office in Court House.
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~ McCrum & Cowen want everybody that comes
10 Troy to call in and examine their goods and Pri
ees, and sec low cheap they arc selling them.
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II A lady in Chicago troubled with liver
complaint and after taking three bottles of the Big
Bromoline was entirely cured. Fifty cents bottle
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Y The foods are past the Severance Mills are
running regularly, and will accommodate everybody
promptly.
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DRTJGS.

Aud NIL the Standard Patest Medicines, n
HRRRING.s CASH STORE, Highland Sta
.;.. U... 3nchs1.
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DoNIPuAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

yua 90 ID Judicial District-DAyID MAKTIN
County Cannli-zoners-R. y. SnuLskf' StAes AAlN
JR LUKrs FETTEA
Sherih-CHAREs BURHHALIER
Clerk Of District Court-f D. CLssE
TTsasurrr-SANTEL n. JoIissnS.
County Cl-rk-D. W. hoRsE.
CoInfy Attarney-THONAs W. HEATLEY.
Probate Judge-JoHS =. WnsOx.
Hegistor Of Deed s-ERasNI;s y. DIXoS.
Superintendent Of Public In-trnctiOn-H. y. SHASEh
Survoya-CHAmEs COEBrsIER
COr,mer-DR. RoBERI 5. DrSsNoKE.
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No Hospital Needed.

No palaiial hospital needed for Hop Bittcrs pa
tients nor largesalared talented buffers to tell what
Hop Bitters will do cure, they tell their Own
story by their certain and absolute cures at home
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II The correspondent at Severance who wants
TO discuss the comet is deeply interested in the
subject that he forgets to give his name.
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rF- DIR. Marshalrs Bromoline makes the liver and
stomach active, promotes healthy secretion, and
moves the bile and slime from the dsor,lcred state
of these organs Druggists sell it.
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MANEY TO LOAN.

On Real Estnre, I'm sums TO suit bor.
rower-. ON Eve years time, or le.s- In.
terest, per cent. per annaM. Com.
missions reasonable.
lsiaHly III. ~ w. Ii. nA0
Northwest Cor. zth Edmond Streets, St. Joseph, NO.
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n The choicest styles Of Summer Straw Hats, for
men and boys, ut
VAN BUsKIRK BRECKENRIDGEs.
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II We learn that Mr. Parker has got the mill in
to his own hands, and that II will hereafter be ope
rated by him and Frank Zimmerman.
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LADIES' LINEN SUITS F.!

We bought 100 Linen Suits and
listers, when at Chicago, this
spring, at soc on the dollar. We
throw them out for sale, this
week, and we want to see any
body sell them as cheapaswew will.
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$1,000 % Lean.
Il Boder Brothers have just received ZOO to
loan ON mortgage. No commission. 9june3w.
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THEDRESS GOODS BARGAIN
OF THE SEASON!

200 yards of plain and hairline
Summer Poplins, now on the road
from Chicago, to be sold at SIC
per yard. These goods will wash,
and are very desirable.
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y --latest advices report II. C. Van Buskirk Ms
working in a saw-mill Mt Ouray. He has not yet
sold his mine for so 100000
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er.h.-"s N can Always depend on getting -four
without delay. INC severance Mills
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II Methodist church Sabbath School at go. q.
m. No preaching in the morning. Preaching at 7:30
n NJ hy the pastor. All are welcome.
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p" During the storm, on Tuesday afternoon, two
cows in the herd of Myers Bros., near Lecna, were
killed by lightning.
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~ Halle Vegetable Siciliau Hair Remover is
universal favorte for restoring gray hair to it's orig
inal color. and making hair grow out thick.
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BOOTS!
BOOTS!
BOOTS!

Van Buskirk & Breckenridge are agents for N. d.
Wells '-Oid Mems Comfort = Victor and 'Peer-
less Calf Boots-given up to he the best i'm any mar
ket for the money.
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THE EGYPTIAN RAT DESTROYER
Is the best preparation devised for the exterm
nation Of these troublesome vermin and all other in
seets hugs reaches &c l0febSl
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Wheat Wanted.

AT the Severance Mills for which the highest
market price in cash will be paid
A large supply of Bran, Mil Feed, and Flour, al
ways on hand fEASALiS q hioA
81 Auril.
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The Largest, Bestand Cheapest
stock of Boots and Shoes in the
County.
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,, FRANKLIN HANCOCK
I =" s'''Aae loans for parties wishing to borrow
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HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.
BEN. w. FLEMING & BRO.
Terms Cash. Prices the Lowest.
407 FELIX STREET, ST, JOE, MO.
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~ The Largest, Best, and Cheapest stock Of Boots
and Shoes in the County, at
VAN BUSKIRK & BRECKESRIDGE&
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shiloh's Consumption Cure.

IS- fine rain, Tuesday afternoon. that wa
badly needed
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Trny. Inly II. 1881.

,y Mrs. Highly starts for Pennsylvania. til
week, for rest, rccuperation, and pleasure:
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II J. A. Marcum has been appointed City Mar
shall, in place of George Lang.
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MONEY To LOAN,

MONEN TO IsOANs
On Improved Farms, in sums to suit borrowers. In
tcrcst per cent per annum and only commission
of per cent for loan directly for private party
in the East Tuos. W. HEATLEr,
aJacsO Troy Kansas.
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" Dan. Bursk had dangerous billions attack
Monday night. He is recovering.
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Money to Loan,

money 10 Loan,
At low rates. ON long time. n. PRICE,
siiunesO. Troy, Kansas.
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Goal SKATERS.
THE KANSAS CHIEF.
90, MILLER. Publisher.
Terms:

Terms:
Two non an. YEAR N ADVANCE Payment sboaid Dc
,yy In advance; otherwise the nate Of - per year
n m lie charged al discretion Of the Publlsher Ihe eh
-, dsr vii IN no case b. exaeted except when unrson
an Jlav l. made payment unnecessary trouble y
- II /. always best have clear understanding with
tI,e Puilisher when time Is desired
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n, OF n.

Troy Lodge No. 1871 knights Of Honor meets the sec
old f0rth Friday evenings in each month In Odd rel
lows Hall Bolers' Bank ....
RoBKET WILKINSON Reporter.
NT T. CHURCH-Seryices every Sabbath, at lot A NJ,
wi and "A T. NJ Prayer mestng every THURSDAY even
ing. p NJ flChLEn fAs'"'-
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Y Open air services at Blair Station, Sunday n
ternoon, at 3 O'Clock, BY Rev. T. n. Pickles.
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Notice.
Dr. l.. NJ Bennett. Dentist. of st. Louis, Mo-. Will
visit Doniphnn. Kansas, July 18th, stopping for two
weeks All persons in want Of n good set Of teeth,
will de well to him before engaging work else
where. The best Of reference.
V Misses Eva Wood and Helen Riddle went to
Kansas City, last week, for visit. We heard GER
tain merchant tell them that he was going down TINT
way in q few days, and would perhaps see them.
u The Atehison papers say that CHEAP john
formerly of Troy notoriety in that city, dress
ed like an Indian and playing the Part Of Indian
street corn doctor.
~ Dr. Marshalls Bromaline makes the liver and
stomach active, promotes healthy secretion, and
moves the bile and slime from the disorlered state
of these organs. Druggists sell it.
II Methodist church Sabbath School at $50 a.
NJ No preaching in the morning. Preaching at 40,
p. M, by the pastor. All are welcome.
r. During the storm, on Tuesday afternoon, two
cows in the herd of Myers Bros., near Leona. were
killed by lightning.
~ Halle Vegetable siciliau Hair Remover is
universal favorte for restoring gray hair to its orig
inal color, and making hair grow out thick.
II We learn that Mr. Parker has got the mill in
to his hands, and that It will hereafter be ope
rated by him and Frank Zimmerman.
e The correspondent at Severance who wants
discuss the comet, is deeply interested in the
subject that he forgets to give his name.
~ Latest advices report II. C. Van Buskirk ms
working in a saw-mn Mt Ouray. He has not yet
sold his mine for sio,oooQco.
II lady in Chicago was troabled with liver
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Is UEGENAS's CANPHoR IcE. Ii should he rubbed
upon the parts affected. The warmth of the skin
will soften it sufficiently, under ordinary eircum-
stances. but in extreme cold weather, i, may he
necessary to warm it by the fire. If the hands
badly chspped, apply every night, and protect the
hands by wearing old pair Of kid gloves. Hege-
mans is the best and most popular Of all the Cam
phor lees made. HEGENAS's CANPHoR IcE is also n
sure cure for lips, ebapped face and sunburn.
1t is compounded with glyeerine, which renders it
more emollient than any other Camphor lee and it
will be found most soothing application to the face
after shaving.
Be sure to ask for HEGENAS's, formerly made by
Hegeman & Co., New York, and now by the Metro
politan Med Co., of New Haven, Conn., and do not
be put off with any other compound, which may be
come rancid, and do you more harm than good. HEG
EMANS CAMPHOR ICE never fails. l0febSl.
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Troy Lodge No S. A. f. and A meets In their HAL
rst Monday In each m0nth before full moon, and second
'A''''"' GEO W. TOWNSEND. W. N.
D. C. SINCLAIR Sec.
wathsna I1dre No. Ca A. T. & A. NJ, meets. al their
Hall every SATURDAY on before the full and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren cordially in
vtsd TO attend. RUBERT PEEIOO W. NJ
MILLER
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4. o. o. II.

i. o. O. n.
Troy CITY Lodge No D. meets every Saturday night 81
Odd Fellow. Hall over BodeEs Bank AL members oil the
Order are cordially invited to attend ,,,,.
Err wEsTFALI- r. Sec.
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New Haven, Conn. Nov. Is. 1855

Huntington. Conn, Aug. %, 1866 IIofebsI.
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,,Dtdter dwarmen - Ser
Iiebte euf3en!"


SIM g.siRsrvert Der SdSpfuns, rem
Dsite, Rnb 70 nisle Rei3e psrsint, eab es
lange 3eit nimmt unb esnaues Nahfor
fdsn, bic Gsbler su finben. fals iiberbaupt
wethe Sor6anssn 1nb. Das Weib bat
bic ssle Mufsube, In ben Stuneen bes
8umm.rs ben Mann ;u trSfsn. @enn
ater bic @onne idsint unb aues bsa III,
tann piro bas Dsib gum bsitern Sdmst.
terlins. unb Ntdts III su lofbur iiir feline
6ale. uno uniere aieblinse, bsionbers
bic iunssn Mdbdsu biersalanee, lssen Be.
be1onesrsn Dertt auf bic Gubbetlsis
bung. Wsnn es auf bteism @ebiste ettpas
Neues eber Moberuss in 5ubbetlstoun8
eibt, uniers tunssn Maeaen madsn es
taben. unb mas lam 90 batl6eres se'
ben, als sinen 3ierlih umtllltsn Tub z
DER III stn Morsu f:r Die gils9auer uno
elm 1stma, fir bas Didtsr i&Warmsn
unb lbsr sas gsrlisbte feuf,en. Wir
slauben. bas III etne paHente Ginlettuns
ju benz. morauf mir bic Damen aufmerf-
lam mahen mOaen ndmlid ibr SAub.
seus ba ben 6srrsn MARTIN anb
6 . bn sin,utaufen.
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Z { + a

9eStstatur. Gin semeinfdaf
lider geidlub purbe sinsebrad!, nad
ipeldem FG Der Staat Ieras bas Reht
porbebslt, iein Ierriterium in mebrere
@tdaten gu tbeilen. Die Senatcren unb
Reprdientauten I'M Gonsreb peroen ers
iu&t, babin 3u ruirfen, baB bic Watioual>
resieruns bic @laufel, mad melder Teras
in pier Staoten getbeilt wereen lou, au=
rid3iebt. Die Blu CUR Grmutbisuns Der
Nnlage rom artefiden Brunnen muroe
I'M Senat aaSencmmen. SIN 5auie reidz
te Benapises cine Bia ein, me.de pas
frabe,e Sonnta8sseiee itatt bes iesisen
pieber in Rraft iest; @culb bradte zine
BiQ Elm, pelde bic Strafen fir oas Era.
gen beimlider Woffen perf&drft Oie
Bewiuisunss= Bia fir bic Nussatea Der
II. 9eSislatur wurre i'm 6auie onsenonl=
men.
- Sn aufin fano am 21. ber ,5naus
suraticns= Bau itatt.
- Sm Gperett bauie au Sort Wortb
serietb elm SAT- in Streit nit eineu. far
biSen Gufwdrter unb ihcb auf bn. Die
Wurbe 1T tSotlid.
Sn Dallas snsusirte $. gBaters
psn Buffalo Gap sinen Yobn,utider, UNI
ibn nab einem potel gu brinsen. Die
fer fubr iebod nod ben Nubentbeilen Der
Staot, f4luS slatsrs. bic Yeitlhe
aber ben Sept uno reriudte ibn
su berauben. Sc seanS Matters, benz
Rutf&er bic Yeitfde ~ entreiben. morouf
er ibn fait 5u soce ptlSelte uuo bann nad
Der Statt ,utitdfnbr
- Sn Roienbers Fnb Snsenieure Der
ShicaSc, unb 1sras meritaniiden Central
basn ansetommen, weide baieltft ibre
NermeRun9en be9annen.
- Sn 3ouitcn ermartet man bic
Strafoid=3eb Sperntruppe, pelde pa=
lelbtt VsriteaunSsn 3etea wub.
= in Warespille. uualee Counts. er,
mcrbete Sad 6elI y zen Yaltor &. 6.
Smitb uno lisfette Tt rana pem Sberifi
aus.
= Cine Gsie"babnu.riammlun muree
in upalpe sebaltsn
- Bon Zcm Green Gountp wurben
1usi WRanner, Craig unb 9aroie, aIs an=
seblt4e Ycitrduusr nad DaQas sebratt.
- 1balter Burton in Weatberfore.
Der bes Mcroes pcn Cad Stub anseilaQt
mar, in freiSefprcGen ,rorben. gBiQiam
Burton inoeb. Der iit am obisen Woree
betbeiliste, bat bic 5cbeeifrafe gu erleioen.
= Der GountpRs pou Rcberticn
&cunip 1T felt benz Sabre 1S49 fanfmal
per6neert rcrben.
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b.! Mber Gu, bu barfet mid ntdt ba'
ran lisltrn. tu, ben Id liebs!... Gr Rrtdts
feline Nrms belhwGtenp na6 pem jinssn
Manns aus. Dod ese u ION teribren
fcnnts, bate 1e eteier 3uriidssi1!suosrt.
NIT sinem 70 untelhre;blihsn Musprud
BON abfdsu. eab Der 5sr3itIas SalsrnY's
faft ltodte, er rang mad Ntbtm.
Du mid liebsn -. inris Ssm.ts.
eeins 9i.ts FSbt mir efsl Elm! - So fcu
bid nidt anseissa. fstft Dn9 90 bore
mid nod iu Gate, sbe 10 gum @srtda't
Sets. um bid Der iamahuolIl.n 5trafe su
iiberlisfsrn. Detn, ssis - iensr f6red
Hide Mann iasts mir nod Gins! - ST
rsse anss, tSrf bu u Mass! Du bin
nt&t nur elm Wetnsibissr. sin Nbentsursr,
elm Gallhmiin,r uns Elm D!.b - su BIZ
aud sin MSress!.
Baron Gmi!s 5alernp fanf in Die 8nise.
Gin WSrbsr, Sa! Der Wann srlablts
'atr. naaosm bu aus esm Gsfiusnit aus.
ssbrudtn MARI. ieiit bu IL ibm sttummen
NIT ben blutbefpribtsn R!eibsrn stnss 9ane
mannss uns .battft i'm se6tten,sr nSse bid
ysrtsrsen. une wie bu bid wui&sf anb
er sarnaa fraste, ute bu 70 tlutis une IL
reid an Uelb wers,n fonnteR bst Der
6luHt, unb oS bu pi,lltitt ben rethtn
Da&srer erMornst bAseR, son bem man
absrau lsfe, ba Fsbtef sa i'm an, 70
f&mstdelno w!e eu e per1ebl er mSss bid
ssrberseu I'm buntelfttn Winisl isinsr 5It.
ts, benn Du babet ben Du&ersr ermorsstl
Absr bu isif ~ aismlit flh,r. bsnn isin
@obn wiirse ale WSrssr anseiebsn uns
perfctst.
(ffort}etnua fplat.)
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yDeil er SheHQs hieR! Gin Sal

- gseil er Sbomas bieb! Gin Salz
beritdoter tpoblbabenoer 8entner, 40
Sabre alt, bat li9 oieier Sage erbdnst
= neil er ben Namen 3bomas fiibrte.
Na9 Dem i'm Bremerbapen burd Die
Sbomas' 90llenmai6ine berbeige=
fiibrten unfaa tpiini6te er feinen g(a=
men gu dnbern; Die &egierung inbefen
i6lug leinen Wuni6 ab. lin ben fortz
geiebten Qdnieleien bieriiber gu ent=
geben, 3os er fi6 gdn5li6 aus Der @e=
feal6aft auriid uno perfiel almdhli6 in
Sief1inn. 8or GINGER 3eit fellte ct
mebrere Selbtm Orooeriu6e an, Die in=
be{en bereitelt nuroen; barauf per=
brannte oer unsliidli9e bor IA Sasen
feline idmmtli6en @taatsi6aloi6eine
uno erbdngte ii6. Man fano bic Sei6e,
nadoem iie i6on fart BON &aubpogeln
angefreiien mar.
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Dee l1nrehts 3hulbta

@inige 9eute baben bic Mobe, ppr3aslt.
te 6silmittsl NIT Der srobsn Maiie pen
vpatsntmsbtstnen", su uermiihen, unb
baburh MAIDEN fe ifd zines unredts fAul'
big. 50 siebt einiee tefunn'semaate
5eilmittsl, bic itren 3ped pSllis erfiillen,
memiaRens bas Cine 1T nns bssannt -
5opfen Blttsrs. Der 5hrsibsr bat Sc.
lesenbsit setatt bic gittsrs gu setraudsn,
IN juf einem folhsu Rlima wie bas unlrt'
ee, bas msife BON benz Sabre In gay
gitr, uno immer sefunpen, bab fe BON er'
fer 8lo7e uno superlalfB fino, @les er
fu(Ien, mas fur as bsanfprudt wtrp. -
Iribune.
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Die ameriiani{de Golonie in Ore,

- Die nmeriianiiHe Golonie in Dres=
ben bielt om 10. De,smber einen Sa5ar
ab, mn nit osm Grlcs einen VeitraS 5um
Ban elmer ameriianildeR 8ir6e in Ores.
ben au liefsrn. Die Hmetiianerinnen
waren pbautaiti{9 oils Suoianerinnen nno
1arsinnen perileipet uub Der Ba;ar fano
srobsu 3uiprud. 70 oob iosar bic aSni.
gin psu Sadien H4 tewcSen fane, oenlel'
ben ~ befuten.
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tGortfstnns fplst,)

Die @efunbtett bef6rbernb
Die GrpreB BON Gtieaso iaat eon Mlr-
ners Safe Gtbnsp unb 0iper Cure: DIE.
felben iint I'm tShiien 0raee 8sluno unb
tSnnen poa @lt unp Suna nit eleihem
8ortteil benubt wsrsen. Gle bilpsn bas
stn3t8e Nittel, wel&es bel BIaitnfrantbsit
bauerne wirtt. Dies allsin lhon iollte
ibnen stnsn bobsn mspi,inii&en Sriumpt
ptrfhafsn.
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uaterfu4e aenau unb wasle oa

= untfrluAe esnau unb pdble oas
Bette. Ntufdcnr's vDsutitss ain
bermtti" (Dapotroptins) wurpe bic ifbt
pon fsinem &tnbernatrunssm,ttsl iibsr.
nofsn. DIR 1rfol9 10 wuaosrbar. Nlt.
ter, bic Sbr Gud Der @slunobsit unb bee
@.ps,btns Gurss eisblinas srfreusn woQt.
maht Zen Usrfuh uub Sbr reroet es ME
btruen. Or. IS, .. Deeper BON Nsw
gorf f&rt,ti: - ST babe Dsatfdss
Rinotrmebi hauFy anssDanet uao sisbs 20
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baten In aatm renommirtsn Npstketen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-01-22

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Waibington entbdlt orei Namen 9apes.
Ser cine 9apes 1T Barber, Der sDeite
S9ulter, Der brittle prdiioent Der Ser.
StQQten.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08
stage Robbery.

SONORA, Cal, November THE
down stage from here was stopped at 4
o'clock this morning between Tuttle-
town and the river by four masked
men. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s treasure
box was broken open and robbed of
thirty-two hundred dollars, shipped
from the Sonora office. John Numbers,
one of our merchants, had on his per-
son $3.50. Thinking the passengers
would be robbed, he dropped it in the
stage and it was found by the robbers.
No other passengers were robbed. The
robbers were masked with old sacks.
No clue as yet to the robbers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08
TELEGRA PHO NEWS
"retchet Russia.

New YORK, Nov THE Herqlps
Berlin special says: A diplomat who
has just arrived frem st. Petersburg
gives me very gloomy description Of
the situation in Russia. Affairs are
growing more and m,re critical daily.
Riots are feared in consequence of the
increasing dearness of provisions. The
Nihilists are distributing circulars
charging the Gar with being the cause
Of all the trouble, and declaring that he
is sending all the gold of Russia to
Denmark. The truth is that a small
part of the 6O,OOO,O0O roubles found in
the Imperial cellars after the assassina-
ton of Alexander IT, was forwarded to
Denmark at the time of the recent
royal marriage. High Russian officials
are advising landlords to leave the
country for the city if they do not
wish to be assassinated. Great anxiety
prevails at Gatsching.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08
Latest News from the Arctic.

SAN FRANCISCO, November THE
steam whaler Belvidere arrived this
morning, bringing advices from the
Arctic relief steamer Rogers, confirm
ing the report brought down by the
schooner Golden Fleece on Saturday,
that the Rogers had circumnavigated
Wrangle Land. This sets at rest the
doubts entertained here, as the infor-
nation comes direct from the Rogers
by the verbal statement of the captain
of the Belvidere and by letters which
he brought from the officers and cores
pondents on board the Rogers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08
Railroad Fast Time.

CHICAGO, Nov. THE officials of
the Lake Shore road are densely igno-
rant of the programme for the lightning
express and the public are uninfermed
from official sources. Elsewhere its said
that Vanderbilt has met Sc many diff
culties in competing with the Pennsyl-
vania roads fast time that he has given
up the fast train from New York to
Chicago, and will not attempt to beat
the Pennsylvania time. The difficulty
arises from. the longer route of the
Vanderbilt combination and from the
jealousy of the Michigan Central and
Canada roads, which must be left out
in the cold.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-11-08

The French delegates to the York
town celebration visited various parts
Of New York city Sunday. The Ger
man delegates were guests of the Con-
sui General Of Germany at his residence
on Staten Island. In the evening, ac-
compa2ied by Walker Blaine, they
started fer Utica for the purpose of
visiting Baron Won Steuben's grave.
They were to attend State ball to
be given last evening in their honor.