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heirs, subject to administration. Contracts
| OF conveyance are imperative as regards
administrators, but binding upon heirs
making them. The courts Will sustain A
parole agreement TO partition lands where
II has been acted upon. The courts incline
to construction of a written instrument
as u mortgage where il is in doubt whether
! Il he mortgage or conditional sale. Where
| the intention of the parties is clear that il
was intended as a conditional sale it will be
| accepted and enforced as such. The eyi.
donce OF the srantor to the execution of a
written instrument Is admissible in the ab.
sence oi subscribing witnesses but that of
grantee claiming under it without ac-
counting FOR the absence Of subscribing
witnesses Is not admissible to prove its ex.
ecution. Affirmed. Watts, c.
,Hardesty Bros. vs.. Fleming, from
wheeler county. Appellants were stock
owners, having residence in Kansas, and "A
ranch on the neutral strip north of the
Pan Handle. During five months in the
year they, had cattle grazing in Hansford
county attached to Wheeler county for
Judicial purposes. The tax assessor assessed
such cattle. They seek to recover the al
legged Illegal tax paid under protest after
seizure. Held, if the taxes were illegal
ana paid under protest, if suit is brought
before the law requires the officer to pay
over the money IL can be recovered, If suit
Is delayed, indicating abandonment he
cannot recover from the collecting officer
Personal property isliable although he NAV
not be resident of the state. Such per.
sonal property as cattle, horses and other
stock, II situated in the state-not passing
through or for sale-are liable. These cat.
Tie being in tlansiOrd county.fye months in
the year. for which they were assessed are
liable. Affirmed, Watts, C.
Smith, admir- W.. Shen ct. al :; from Wise
county, To constitute yariance between
the pleading and evidence fatal, the mis-.
description IN the written instrument must
be such as to mislead or surprise the adj.
verse party; (55 Texas, $50. As far as the
record shows appellant was neither mislead
or surprised to his injury by the supposed
variance lnthe name Of the patentee. Where
the evidence fails to show that clause civ.
ing authority to sell, etc, to Another and
inserted IN a county warrant was not au-
thori2ed, the presumption will be indulg-
Ell IN laY0r of the secretary of war that he
had authority to soinsert ii. IL isupon an.
pellee to show that such clause was insert
ed through fraud or mistake and without
the knowledge and consent of the patentcc,
Inc authorized agent IN such clause held
prlma lacie rlghtstO make transfer which
earned with 1t both his and his PRINCIPALS
interest; as Texas, 5j3 Reversed and
remanded. Watts,
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STATE PENITENlIARlE
Notice to Contractors

rHE LEASING or THE TESSAl S, M, y
pcniteu,iarles, with nom l,NV"A
yicts, Is POSTPONED until voyyysl
Il O'CLOCK NJ, MEDNksDAl' wv
|. lSSa, .,. a, IA
Scaled proposals for Lease o. Wv
nenitrnijarics invited until thai dsiW,.,c
TRANSPORTATION OF CVN ,os csst
Sealed proposals for transpolIn.sneei wv
yicts from the counties where i 'rst ~
pcn,tentlari,s will also be fecelyv,u Ia IA so
date, Contract TO be then avail" ,,,,s Inc nv,
and best bidder In accordance N ,.,sse. ssrls
ions of an act of the tIth Les'''''
Laws, ch ", page us, .ver,,e sS0i
Zach bid must befor certain ~ md sraii !.
per capita. for term OF two years "wi,h ~ 4
MED by a guaranty bond OF s,vy, ~ q -
more responsible sureUcs aud eNiu. ~. krs,
responsibility, conditioned thM Wv M stht 4
In good faith aud that the bidus, W" IA q =
contract and furnish bond OF $500, II n
ouired bv law, for faithful peri.'m s,i VI
tract N hiS hid he accepted fscn sc,,rf
enclosed In on envelope directed I y Vsnass
% NJ, Roberts. Austin, Texas ". cauyip
ment on envelope, IBID for es'r'"
the Pcnitentiatles " ~ hlAs resi'l
The RIGHT 10 reject any and All ..d n lss
For further information IN tvsss, scnyisp
pcullentlarles or transportation ". ~ ns
dress n. i, gorce, superintendent
tlaries, Huntsville, Texas
o. NJ, ROBERTS. Gov. rsuily eS''
r. X. LubBOCk, Treas,
T. J. GORkE, supt Penito
September Is, issa
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2NrdicaI.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
2MedicaI.
-TAkE---
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
1T SAVED THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH
Ga. WHO USED 1T THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF ls76


MEssRs. J. II. ZEiLIS & Co
GENrLENEN We, the undersigned, Engineers
on TIE Georgia Central Railroad, in grateful oh.
LEGATIONS Tor the benefits we received from the
use OF summons Liver Regulator during the
yellow Fever Epidemic In Savannah. Georgia.
IN the summer and fall of 1876, desire 10 make
lne following statement. That during the
aforesaid Epidemic, We used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Regulator prepared
0y j.. IL. Zeiiin < Co, and though exposed to
the worst miasmatc influences Of the yellow
Fever by going in and coming out of Savannah
~ uliierent hours of the night and also in
spending entire nights in the city during the
pievHehee OF this most Fatal Epidemic. with
put the single exception Of one of us who was
taken sick, but speedily recovered, we con
unued In orr usual good health, circumstance
we can account for in no other way but by the
eject under Providence of the habitual and con.
uhued use of Simmons Liver Regulator while
wGwcre exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria.
Respectfully yours, C. h. Patterson, John X,
collins jas, Il, Malette, Melton f Cooper.
s~Always ask your Druggists for br. sim.
mons LIVER Regulator, and be sure to see those
identical words printed on the label and having
thercon red q Trade Mark, Seal and signature
oil j. II Zeilin 4 Co, None other is Genuine.
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Unnutn ,grea s,,r ,.,,,,,,1

WE ARE AUTHURI2Eb m
the name OF n. K EpoIl0 ANy0rNl
Dallas county. Election S NMons as lrsl.rs
We ARE AUTHORIZED M W. ~
e eIpilg Treasurer at the eS,aD SapNS 11
We axe 6A1U!rh0kizE3 TO ,vso.,.
TTU uany treasurer of Dallas Sonn csandidae d
tuesday November III issa O0uaIy' Eetts
WE ARE AUTHORIZED M ,,;,,.--
w me name Of WILL +, 6o ~ AMONG
osahuiuete Tor County TreaslreS ~ M ~
election, Tuesday, November q, q p,satI5secle
w r w AHE REQUESTED TO ANS0f;Scs :,
rassn miLLi 4 ASON ss Candida y, 9
,easurer Election NOvem6er Ky 'Of Vlay
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| oonnty AN announce to the citizen, :,
CONT ~ .n Ia an candidate q, y Of u
nv nns, Ts.rSi II my Reputation 'Vs uae Of
c %T glu%alheations for the posti Gn s ma
S0 oauil me TO your consSS Ua are srCA u,|
nno or'y y Support pledging myssi ye AZ s|
Hp la' ~ Use servant OF the public Ae
WE AkE REQUESTED 10 :; a, NhHli
M, W; NJ, z. HILL as a Csrd AZ ANS0ryiI
ote,k' Election, November pe,t Tor Cols|
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1listr;ct CLERK.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AyyOrSCE
W COL j ". LANE as a candidate ior d.
tfict CLERK at the ensuing November elec lon
AYE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
" the name OF HENRY ". JONES hepfes.
snt incumbent, as candidate for rejection 70
ihe Office of Clerk 10 the District COart Of Dallas
County, at the ensuing November eleCtOa
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Auc f.,c 3.eeislaturr,,.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ I. D. ANDREWS as a csudiisie 4,
r loater from the district composed Of DlG
h,ocSWGl. and Tarrant counties at tie easLE,
w L ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE,
Il, VEAL as Il candidate for he Legs
MYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AyX0Usi
~ DR.. J. D. PARSONS, Of Rockwell 80
candidate for FloaIerirom the counties Of DllA
rsrraLi and RockVau
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For sheriff.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOvSE
w MARX ELLlSr0N for Sheriff Of plla
Co=nty, Election, November lss2,
(ETE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOuM
w W, II ". SMITH for the office OF shsi
of Dallas County, Election Nov IN, lSS.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANN0pM
w MATE CHAPMAN IS . eandlaas y
Sheriff OF Dallas County. Election, No7emtGl
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNepSdi
w BEN JONES as 4 candidate io' sAefi
Election. November Z, 1852,
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4as Gnllectoi.

W., ARh AUTHORIZED TO ,iv7F,;,,,.
Pete as candidate fo, T Tsy ci Shown a, 'us
IUa"ty' Al thecoming November eecIIo Cl @la
WE 4GE ACTH0RI2gl ~ We ,y%a,z,-
vo,,s IhAs b. GILLESPIE fSr t HSSH w. \;
~; lbrIS deputy In The Office As ,s mS Raa ~
,he ounce OF Tax Collector Of DsDs, 'a an 10,
WE ARE AUTHORIZE TO IVSo,vo.,
M X, BLEWETT as a cspd nSsSoS y. Y ]
VonecIor OF Dallas County The Eovs,cN ~, n. ~
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s.nr Q-nmmissioney.

ME ARE RkQGSrED TO ANN0yNCCt w w
w KELLER Tor the office. Of County l0a ~
sioner at the ensuing November eIecnop, - M \,
A THE REQuEsT OF MANY tkisss
\ GEORGE JACKSON hereby ana S,.s
hiinsSlcss candidate for the Office 9, w
Commits. Toner al the ensuing NOVEMBER "'
tim
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:-ov Assessor,

ME ARE REQUESTED TO AS ss.DSs.,
w MIR, J. II. HOLLOWAY a. ~. SsSS'
or County Assessor ~ the enSnlns s.----s
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Their Name is Legion" Dyspepsia is the
parent OF more evils than flew out OF Landlords
Don, BlinonSneSs, Sour stomach, Headache,
Constipation, Nervous Debility Narsca md IN
descrbablc mental misery are among his terri
bic offspring Give them all the coup dc grace
with TaERANT's Sitter ApeRlFNT which
renovalea and regulates the bowels tones the
aud MI rs GOncOmilauS sold by MI druggists
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w CIeri, n4 M En- is a csndi5s,.,I
las as StetS Has had thirteen Ens fOf ~,
Ss s dH cbyl IN Texas For tSe S !esrs stp~s
s aST enarge OF the County onnpp past 81 yssJ
darwood. ~'etS, under Cspi,.~
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WE ARE AuTHoRIzpn ro-- n
~, the name of CHAs w w ~ .AgyOfS,|
Clerk. p'4uen' candidate a, y "
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Enr austice of The pe,,,

"aAl@s VI INC 9eacs.
! Z AEL AUTHORIZED TO AEyorSci
JrStl d g. g. I kendall as csndIi SS's \.
lion ''I Noy WI iae Peace precinci NJ. i E@
ME ARE REQUESTED TO Ayy0r;VSs :.
~ PEAkE as Candidate for justcs y ~ \,
feace Precinct No. l. Election Noye%bsSt,;U = \, "
WE ARE REQUESTED TO AyyOryGE n
pIooI II; fkiCE as a candidate for Iustce ofS,
Peace Precinct No. ]. '-''''' W -
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO EyS0ryd
" s. \, BRAsWELL as a esndid,s' \,
Justice of the Peace IN Precinct IA ! M,
county Election. November !, iSSg
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO IyyO1yii
~ ". NJ. EDWARDS as a eaudtists n
i, !, OF the Peace for Freeing, No. /, Eeetn
November :, 1852. ' ''''
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANSOvyi
" MR.. JOHN B. KUNZ as a candidate h
iasuce of the Peace in Precinct No. /. Ecsss
u November '''-''
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For GoMlItn Attorneg.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w +. CLINT as a candidate for County AVN
nBv. Election November 7, lSl -
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a:or STATE SrnatOr,

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ASS0Ey \. 4,
w BARNETT GIBBS as eanildaN w =
state Senate. -
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county suap,
9or 6,nun1,, 81,

WE ARE REQCRsTFh Tocs>,''.
Clerk. WV us a candidate \. Y
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

sAi Announcement,
raid Tor In Advance Tor ores =.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-11-09
The NaSesnher Gcnfurr-

As the first number of new volume the NoyenI-
Der Centfry gives promise of increased excel
lence for the magazine during the second year under
the new name. Pictorially, the Nov. number shows
that the Century is ambitious for the rep
utation of American Woodworking. witness the
frontspece portrat of Florence Nightingale and the
fullpage portrait of Henry James Jr, both by Cole
Elbridge Kingsley's beautiful fullpage engraving,
direct from nature, Of view in New England
woods accompanying which is a description by the
engraver, of his of vorkingD the full-page
reproduction by Kruell, of an ideal bronze head
which is of tho most costly arttreasures of the
British Museum; Mary Hallock Foote's refined and
charming illustrations, engraved, by Miss Powell
and by Cole; and the many other pictures by we'll
known artists some of which have a special inter
est rs the opponents of process Of art repro
duction.
Though the art side Of the November Century is so
conspicuous. the contents offer striking proof Of
tendency to make the literary side of the magazine
paramount and Of the greatest possible excellence
in travel biography fiction, poetry, criticism, and
in the discussion of the foremost public questions.
In earnes; Of this tendency, the November mum
Der presents paper Venice" (profusely illus
tratcdl by Henry James Jr, who treats the subject
in n charming, unconventional manner, with all the
vivid impression and delicate coloring that might be
expected from such subject in the hands Of bril-
liant novelist; paper Henry James, Jr., himself
by W. d. Howell, whose generous and acute judg
ment of his fellow novelist fail to interest
wide circle Of readers; remarkably able and enter
tanning article on Victor Hugo written expressly
for the Cearyl by the celebrated French novelist
Alphonse Daudet. who Describes his personal inter
course with the poet. and paints vord-portrait Of
Victor Hugo which will become hst0ricnl-giving
besides many interesting glimpses of Bauiets
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Highland SlaW.

A. w. Waters, of Severance, made a political
speech here, Thursday evening. 1t was about an
ordinary Democratic speech, full of gush but moth
ing new.
Mr. Barr brought the rest Of the crop of winter
apples in this vicinity, for sixty per bushe
delivered at the station for shipment, this week.
Mr.. Louis Favour will commence delivering a
course of lectures here. next Thursday evening" on
electricity and magnetism Mr.. Favour, it will be
remembered, lsctured here several years, and his
discourses always entertaining and instructive.
The Sophomore class of tho University played q
match game of ball with the Junior class, last Fri
day afternoon, which resulted in score of nine to
seventeen runs, in favor of the Sophomores.
Election day lively usual, and will be
remembered for some time. Early in the morning.
both Republicans and Democrats focked in from
their dug-outs in the bluffs and woods near town,
and manifested great opposition through the entire
day. But, notwithstanding the loud talk order pre-
vailed, and there very little drunkenness.
Dick White purchased Charley Fox's residence,
last week, for 81 200.
The blackbirls are now holding their annual con.
cert in the woods. If venuors prophecies be true,
these songsters will have to let up singing, soon,
or they will catch bad colds.
The band boys have received their new uniforms.
They ont election day, and furnished some
music
Sam. Fish and Jenny Pennel married in the
cOlOred church, last Sunday. No wonder the
groom in hurry to get ont of the penitentiary.
small child belonging to Mr. Seoon was kicked
by horse, and killed, last week.
For the last month, goods have been received
here by the car load. Our merchants now have the
fullest stock in Highland, and and
all are enjoying the best trade ever known here.
One feature Of the election, which good in its
results, was that the brewery was closed, and not
much liquor consumed. This done by the
Council, believe, and for this act it has the ap-
probation Of all who hate drunken brawls.
LIscUs.
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The LEGAL Election.

Tuesday one Of the most beautiful election
days we ever saw-warm. bright, and still. There
never better day for turning out, yet the vote
will fall three or four hundred below full one.
Kicking seems to be epidemic, and cutting and
sashing was INDUCED in all the County, to as
great extent in other parts Of the country While
some candidates that we wanted TO elected are
defeated, we not losing sleep it. We exer-
cised the right to scratch and amend, and others
have the right. The friends of the other fel-
lows would have had to grin and bear It, they had
lost, and We do it as well they.
There were 4si votes east at Troy-sboat5o short
of full vote. 1t very close here on Offices for
which there contest The only especial sur
prise in the County, was in the fact that places
which were expected to 20 heavily one way, went
the other way, and rice resa.
As We shall publish the Official vote next week, We
have made no effort to get the exact vote but mere
" to give the general rssult.
Click beats ST. John in the County about I,l9s
votes White Cloud is the only precinct in the
County that gave St. John majority, and that vss
less than onehalf Of the usual Republican majority
The balance Of the Republican State ticket and the
Congossmen have between 200 and 800 majority
S. L. Ryan, the Republican nominee. 10 elected
Representative in the First District by over 40 ma
Jority- Davis, Democrat, beats Dreaming Rspubh-
cen, in the Second District, by about IS majority
ofthe Republican County ticket Wilson, for Pro.
bate Judge and shaner, for County Superintendent,
are elected without opposition-for which they may
be thankfal Judging from the way things went,
had thereSeen opposition, they would probably
have gone under.
Close, independent, elected over Brown, the Re-
publican nominee for District Clerk, by shout 60
yotes
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no,;,,. ,l,o xolrme In snlendid ,,vle with col
= ,--.;--;-.. ~, d n RI .n,i,l.5 ..Jnd;.,
- IA. :; :, a,,;-,,I,. NV, 5sn.r,,-. ,l,.,
m 4. L..~,;,,, r.,oor.d
,,royin.n, f.a,ure i. the first ipstallm.n,
- r Tro,hr;dge,, new serial. The Tipkham
pr.,b.rs, Tide MIL" which i, a live American s,o
= -, liz. .,,sr;..n lor. and yirls. and II
n-,r,;s.. n, he the hest story this popuar author
-. ,., ,r-;,,s,
Then thor, I. the beginning Of another serial. by
.,o,b,r favor;,e. Frank r. stockton. He writes Of
hov and r;rl life in the thirteenth century. and
"a, a. 80. a tn. Ia Et. !, 4. s.. 6...;,.,;,, 81.
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Died.

At the residence of his daughter. Mrs A. Sher-
wood at St Joseph, No., Saturday, October 2lst,
1882 after i short illness, John Williamson, aged 81
years.
The subject Of the above notice was born in Troon,
Ayrshire, Scotland, June 10TH 1900; enigratrd to
America in 1912; remained in this country but q
short time when he returned To- Scotland and en-
tered upon a farns life, which he followed for
near twenty wears, during which time he visited
almost every important port in the world After
quitting the life Of sailor, lie settled at Troon. on
the Cycle. and for twenty years followed the bust
ness Of stevedore. In 1852, he came to the United
States, settling at Buffalo, " Y, where he remained
two years. when he moved to Montezuma. Iowa
In Is2 he enlisted in the 42d Iowa Volunteers and
took part In several important battles in the south
West In 1876. he to this County, to live with
hi. son. George Williamson, with whom he resided
until short time ago. when he went to st. Joseph,
where he died
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Sjsn.

Dr. Keudalrs book The Horse and His Diseases, "
one Of the most valuable works for farmers to be
found II is a book of 100 pages containing illustra-
items showing the appearance of the horse in every
disease or ailment TO which he is subject, and by
which any person tell what complaint is affect
ing sick horse. 1t also contains directions for the
treatment of all Diseases and recipes for making all
kinds Of medicines used in treating horses.
We have copies of the work in English, German,
and French. Every subscriber of the Chief who has
already paid in advance, or who may hereafter pay
In advance, will he presented with copy Of this
book, in the language he prefers, by calling at the
sti-e aud applying for it, or sending three cent
postage stamp to have it mailed to him. Persons
not Subscribers. can procure copies for % cents.
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PRIZES. PRIZEs:.
To Ny Cssssners.

First Prize, sI2OO
Second Prize, 400
Third Prize, 200
Fourth Prize, 80
Premium, $50
Total, goo
On and after the FIRST day of November, 1889, un-
til the first day Of January, 1888, all persons upon
presenting all ten cent credit checks, will please
have their registered after their respective
numbers, upon book kept for that purpose and on
the first day of January, 1882 will have equiva-
lent number Of tickets. eonsecutively numbered
placed in box, from which person blindfolded
will draw four tickets-
The first ticket drawn will draw overeoat worth
sl2 or q ladys cloak worth si2.
The second ticket drawn will draw a hat worth e.
or l6 yards Of dress-goods at 25 cents per yard,
amounting to ".
The third prize will be the best pair of gloves in
the house worth y.
The fourth prize will he q silk HANDKERCHIEF worth
sI5O
will also present the person presenting the great
est number of tickets during the time mentioned,
with hanging lamp worth $3.50.
OSCAR S. Long.
HIGHLAND, KAs., October 18th, 1892
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