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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-20


OiRiEg Cars foT eating purposes only. 0neothe
| great feature OF our Palace Cars Is a SMOKING
/ SALOON where you can enjoy youT Havana
ct all hours of the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and missouri rivers at ali points crossed by this
line. and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs,
Kansas CITY. LelySnworth, and AtchisOE. cons
THE PRINCIPAL r. II. CONNIE TONS OF
THIS ,iS CHEAT fHRoCGH LINE ARE AZ
AZ SnIcAco. with gil dlverginz Hres for tie
AT ENGL Ewoqn. vita the L. s. s Ms and p
AsW 4sHiNsToS HEIGHTS. WITH p. C. 8 Sc
, AS Ia SALE. with lii. Cent. r. r.
W; III aIid.: ana r ?. & W. Rds. " - = = .
AZ RocE ISLAND, with " MiIwaukee g RocR
AZ pASENPoItT, with thu Davenport Division
At WEST lTnERf-Y. Wien theB. CRk Mrs.
A. rs Mo eiS Si Ma SeDtT 81 so r b *
At COUNCIL lsLTFF3. with Union Pacific X. b
a OMAHA with y. q Mo r. II. r. 10 Neo-1
At(oLUMBUS JUNCTION.. With 3. &C. r. b N RI &,
AS OTIUMWA, with Central low n Il. R W.
st. L. q Pac. and G. Is. & O r. Ilds
AZ hEoKUK. with Toll, Pee 4 War; Wab., n
Louis Pac., and st. l., kac. q NV. r. Kds.
~ CAMERON. with HIST. J. r. r.
as ATCHIsoN. with Atch., Topeka Santa ESs
Atch q Heo and Cen. b. u. p. Il. RdS.
AZ AZ tIlE4a,VaENwogTH. with Kan. Pac-. and KGr
AtKASsAs CRY. with all lines for the vyen
n threueh 60 PEoRKA. nEs HrOTNEs
ATC8kS0Ns and LEAVENYVDEgTH.
-. esr r hsSek Island Rcuses'' are cold bY
30 home ticket OHaes, address.
Eis ST. JOHN.
CENT Ticket and Fsss'sE { -
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Estate OF Frederick RadIOH, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed Admin
istrator with the will annexed, of the estate OF
Frederick Radioff. late of the county of Rock Is
land. State of Illinois, deceased hereby gives no
tice that he will appear before the county court
of Rock Island county, at the office of the Clerk
of said Court in the city of Rock Island, at the
April term, on the Third Monday in April next
II which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested to ATTEND
for the purpose OF having the same adjusted
All persons indebted to said estate requested
to make immediate payment 10 the undersigned.
DaTad this 1Si day of March, A. D.. 1888.
JOHN II. HASS, Administrator.
meh -2-dwGw With the Will annexed
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. v
THE GREAT C{sINEfNEINEI INT

40 U1bGAA 24sNN Lima
Its mai1 line runs from Chicaso TO Counsti
Bluffs. passing through Joliet. Ottawa, La Sale,
Geneseo, Moline, Rock Island. Davenport West
Liberty. Iowa City, Marengo, Brooklyn. Grinnell,
Des Motnes (the capital of Iowa, Stuart, ATTAIN
junction TO Peoria; Wilton junction to Muscs,
tine. Washington. Fairfield. El69n, Belkna1,
Centrcvtlle, Princeton, Trenton. Gallatin, Came
Washington TO Sigoarney, Oskaloosa ano Knox
Sille: Keokuk TO EarmtnGton. Bonaparse. BEN
tonsport, Independent. Eldo1. Otes-rnws~ Eddy
Vile, Oskaioosa, Pella- Monroe and Des Moinesi
Winterset; Atlantic 70 Lewis and AuoEbons and
Avoca TO Harlan This is positively the only
Railroad which owns, ard operates q through
une from Chicago Into the State OF Kansas.
man Palace Cars attached, are run each oy daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS CITY,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. LEAvENwoRrH ard ATcHI-
son. Through cars are also run between Milwau-
kee anf Kansas City, via the milwaukee and
ROCK Island Short Btue.'
The "Greas Rock Islandu Is maguificenfly
equipped. Its road bed Is simply perfect. and its
track is laid with steal rails
What will please you most will be the pleasure
of enjoying your meals. while passing over the
beautiful prairies of IliinoiS and Iowa in one or
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany All
Through Express Trains You get an entire
meal as good as Is served In any drst-ciasS hotel
fOrSeveDty-fl cents.
Approaching the fact that n majority Of the
people prefer separate apartments Tor oinerenx
purposes (and the immense passenger business
of this line warrantng TT, We are pleased 70 an
noupce that this Company runs Pullman Palace
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes. and E1a40ce
PULLMAN PALACE CARS n
COUNCIL. BLUFFS. KANSAS CITY .
Tickets VIA thks Lime, known ns thG
Gil Ticket Agents fn this Unateo states
For information nOs obtainahle at -
u. II, CABLE,
vics President eno oen2 &AoegE
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CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL,

Troins No. Z, s, 9 and 10 are Maquoketa Branch.
Trans and 4, Accommodation for Oxford june
zion; 1 and 2, Passenger, for CelmAr
E. ID. w HOLME S, Agent
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JoBBlEG AND CARPENTER WORK DONE
on short notice.. Third Ayenne. between 18TH and
18th street. Residence next door. Rock Island.
ltnois.
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ROCK ISLAND & PEORIA RAILWAY

(saoRTEsr ROUTE TO THE EAST AND VEST
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Fast EXPRESS ....... 900 A. NJ 5; 100 P. NJ.
Mail and Ex...........1 90 p Nj. IL :35 NJ.
Accommodation. ......7;O 100 p. 100 A. M.
Way Freight. 6 100 A. nj. 400 p. NJ.
The AS p. m. train makes close connection
at GaIva with the c. B. Il O., for points west; ar
irving at Galesburg at :25 p m. Burlington $40
p. m; Keokuk 025 p. m; Quincy 1895 p m
also making close connection at Peoria with |. b.
u W., and 7. P. 6 W., roads for all points east
and south.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-04-05
r. NJ. WILLIAMS

NOTARY PUBLIC, Severance, Kansas Collecting
~ done, and remttanees promptly made Deeds Mort
cages and other instruments Of writing properly drawn
Business solicited. l6febS2
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..STRATEGY, Ny BoY."-One of the neatest
strategic movements Of the day has recently
been made in Kansas, and one that shows the
mover to be man of more shrewdness than he
has been given credit for. When the Legisla-
ture passed the Congressional AppOrtiOnment
bill, il was said that each of the seven Congress
men was given a separate District, except that
Anderson and Hanback, were put into one Dis
trict, while the Northwestern District was left
an unoccupicd field. This result was specially
worked for 10y tine Northwestern members. and
was one of the hunc> "r contention that rendered
4 conference committee necessary. This was in-
tended &" make the unoccupied District Judge
Hollis meat who had been for several years hs-
uring for Congress, while it WAS thought that
Anderson aud Hanback, would get into a Kiiken =
ny eat fight. Bnt, 10 and behold. Hanback, qn-
etly gathers up his traps, and takes mp his resi-
dence in Osborn County, in the Northwestern
District. cutting Holt off from the bulk Of his
territory. This, according TO established rules,
will give Hanback, full control of the Federal
patronage of the District, he being the resident
Representative. aud r"r two years, it is safe TO
say. he will use il in a way TO accomplish the
most en"d, and will walk away with Hollis bag
gage at the next electiun. This shows that in
an Office hungry State like Kansas, a man can
not keep such nice little scheme that all for
his own benefit.
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Er:li<a JyT as clsJLj
TaE SPECTRE AT THE PIRRsIDE.
NJ VIOLA z. sS1TH.

--
Gather cleT round the hearth stone dear oue cluS.-
Without, tho storm is raging in it, might;
Yet DER home peace is like spirit brcoin.
Such Joy is there storms eaBuot alright
What care we though afar the world should rage Wildly
What in its gift that leth do we ask
Since here our little world is gathered freight
And In the smiles Of loved We mag basL,
For, notwithstanding the vain phantom, that follow
And spite Of all our greed for gain and gold,
More precious Ear to home and household crle'
Than all the riches that the earth hold:
For though Thousand thousand tongues shord sund
prasA
Yet wOud we turn eager, -traiuing ear,
To catch above the din, like music Der the tempest
On. cheering word from those hold most dear.
Yei, ON beloved ones while feel your soft rsr-.-e-
While yet see the loveli.ht in your eyes,
With Us, in our midst, spectre grim Is stalking.
And filing all the air with drsary sighs
He looks with hoilo-y eye upon the cheerful freight
And the bright flames grow paler for his sake;
His breath doth pierce the air doth the frosts cold
breathing,
And half the warmth from home it seems TO take.
In Summrr many leaves grON q branch together
Kissed by the sef same br,eze- they all
Throughout the gloomy days they whisper happy a,e tales
And yet the time will come that they must fall
F cruel fro-s and winds shall them fran their brtb
place
And they lie scattered all the Country Der;
And the lI;le leaves that whispered happy alr
Shall grow tog-ther branch a NOR.
Then blame mueh if in tn uncertain DISTANCE
SEE a time approach with ruthless tread
when though hearts yearn hands may he
easp.ns,
And when the ernbcTs the hearth dead.
homestead. like a last years nest deserted
And We like leaves, when comes their time to fall
Till lie meath the sodsand aar roaming
We, who each To each all in all.
Gather closer round the hearth dear ons, closer,
And charm away this gloomy spectral shade.
Ye cannot YET though all cries for help be futile.
Still do stretch our helpless hands for aid
Wen hope that One above, who oveth a father,
Who the ills with which accursed
win bring day, TO a home that is eternal
Where Summer leave. er fade Dispersed
Woodbury. County, Iowa March 81, issJ.
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n. Il. hlChhnoSON,
NETERINARY SURGEON. Troy, Kansas Office a
VOORHEES, place, On Junction road saprs2.
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A TTORSEY AT LAW, AND REAL ESTATE AMI
N COLLECTION AGENT, Severance Kansas. Probate
Practice speciality. IlH0rsO.
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L. A. CAMpREI.I.-

Il. n. DnkNNlNt,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. wathena, Kansas. All leg
n busine-sNill be- carefully attended 10. 2ojan76
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The Thoroughbred Horse.
HOOD.

VIII be kept the present season commencing first week in
April a. follows: Mondays. Tue-days and Wednesdays
OF each week at Highland Station Thur says Fridays
and SATURDAYS at Fanning.
TERMS.-Single service, 81 TO insure, $40 payable
when the fact is ascertained the disposed Of
shall be responsible for any accidents to mares but
shall take all possible care to prevent any
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION.-RObin Hoo-i is :
wears old 18th of May dark bay color IL hands high
weight 1000 pounds sired by YOsng Robin Hood beau
tul dappe bay l6 hands high and weighing 100 pounds
His colts inherit striking degree his magnificent and
kind disposition They invariably black bay in
color. lie bred in Canada from PereheTon mare,
weighing 1870 pounds imported from France in isdo She
sired by Old Napoleon. whose weight was 1870 pounds
Young Robin Hood sired by the celebrated stallion
Old Robin Hood who Of black the proper
Mr.. W. jordan. Low ClaythOTpe, Burlington
Yorkshire She took the first prize several times at the
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire agricultural Meetngs 6pen
ali EngaBd for being the best brood in England
for breeding horses agricultural purposes She
got by Black Active the property Of Mr. T. Roydaou-e
Jr Hcdou. Old Robin Hood got by Old Blaekls=s.
dam by Little John. grand dam by Od Heart Of Oak.
2smeh1m. J. j. BRADLEY Proprietor.
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pr0r Summer az vi. I,oII.,.. h.i,,.. ,

IL Prof. SUMNER of Yale College. being free
trader, made somc statements about the treatment
of operatives by the willamantic Linen Company,
which employs / coo hands. Capt. Darrows. the
manager Of the mills, disputed Prof Summers state
mcnts. and invited him to come to the works aud
for himself. lie neither made the correction nor
the visit, bnt eSs Yale students went over. They
found the mill hands supplied with reading room
and three stores furnished by the company, which
sill the operatives goods at 10 per cent lower than
the goods in town. They found drawing evening
and singing schools. and a number of cottages fit
ted up by the company, and surrounded by gardens
aud lawns. The company rent the cottages at from
= 30 TO $40 month. aud offer prize for the hand
soonest door yard. The wndow-ill. of the last mill
built filed with flowers. which serve the double
purpose of gratifying the taste Of the operatives for
the beautiful and also Of supplying the atmosphere
with the degree Of humidity necessary in the
facturr of threads
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LEoNA.
TRnX
EAST TROY

SN JONES' ADDITION To TROY
Owner Lot Block. Tax
Unknown is5 iearh IL
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This is formed in solid piece, wifout
joint seam opening in front only, thus ayoasns
the usual Cap, and securing greater strength and
durability.
These watches are all open face. The bezel, into
which extra strong crystal is fitted with an espe-
cially prepared waterproof cement is attached to
the ease by screvns it thereon, and thus forms an
air-tght junction with the body Of the which
is proof aguius; dust and moisture.
To railroad men, travellers, miners, lumbermen
and others, who almost constantly exposed. and
who have 10 make frequent reference TO the watch.
these qualities are of the utmost Importance
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-04-05

ANOTHER IRIsH PIoT.-The recent accident by
which Queen Victoria seraped 4 small piece of skin
from Of her knees proves TO have heen the result
of a diaholcal Irish plot. 1t has been discovered
that on the 10Th of last February Patrick O'Hara,
resident Of Dublin. and Michael Nc Bride q citizen
Of Belfast; pooled their finances and bought or
ange which they deliberately peeled and ate after
which they mailed the peel TO Larry Brennan = con
federse Of theirs in London. Brennan took the peel
and hendishly placed it on the stairway Of the
Queens castle OF course, the unsuspectins mon
arch descended the stairway, she stepped on the
orange peel, slipped and fell, producing the dread
full catastrophe at which the civilized world momen
tariy stood aghast II is perhaps unnecessary TO
add that the parties to this foul conspiracy against
their monarchs life will be speedily brought pun
ishnent; and in this connection desire To impress
TribHu,
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PIERCE & HEATH.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Troy, Kansas VIII prsetic,
"A in the several Courts Of the State. 3feb76.
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The following Letters Tell their own
Story.

''NALD">TA, GEoE"IA, July ~. lSSs
IL sold of yoHr Patent DUs, Proof Cases about
ten months ago, and the other day it came back to
me with the request to make it wind easier. On eS-
animation. found that the stcm was rusty, and
inquired into the cause of it. The gentleman stated
to me that he starting some saw-loss that had
lodged in the bend Of the river. when his chain
caught in II bush and threw his watch INTO about
twelve feet of water. and he about two hours
finding it, When he got il out. it running, and
he thought all right. In about three months. he
found that the stem hard {" turn and sent it to
me.
can say that the watch is all that the company
claims for it, and recommend st 20 all railroad apd
mill men -. W. BENTLEY
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Th. Men Who Aessirrea Duke..

UsloSTowN, Pa. March 3.--The Republican StGn-
dard of this place black-lsted the Dukes jury and
sent registered copy Of the paper to each one Of
the twelve in order that their autographs might be
obtained from the return cards which they would
be obliged sign. Six of these have been received
go far, those from Amalong. Liston, Mamberry,
Knots, Clawson and Haleley. of these six only
four could write their names, Manberry and Liston
being Obliged to make their marks. There will pro-
bably be one two others in the remaining six who
cannot write their names. II is believed and it
il certainly hoped. that twelve more such men
could not be found in Fayette County. After read
ing his copy OF the Standard. Juror Clawson. the
man who at the suggestion oi Jake Amaiong. open
ed the juryroom proceedings with prayer registered
il and returned it 10 the editors with the following
written on the margin:
Messrs Editors OF the Republican Standard: | re-
turn this paper you thanking You for your kind
ness you had better kept this paper. you might
need it We dun what We thot was right and II we
dun wrong you don't have TO answer for it, US ju
rymen will have TO suffer for it. To even bring my
daughter in. l thank you my daughter has been de-
cent and dare Won TO bring anything else against
them you even say was packed. deny the asser.
sior. would like TO know how We could be packed
as we was under guard and was not loud to talk to
any one except our company. you ought not TO
have mechan:cks and miners and farmers on the 1u-
ry. pleas read this and make the best OF II If you
can thank YOU for your kindness. yours truly.
The editor of the Standard fully exonerates Juror
Clawson from any responsibility Tor the Nerucf, ti
for any other act of his life.
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"CLINToN. Iowa. April - lssl.
Il wish you would send me a spring for the Wm.
Ellery Watch BY the way. this Ellery is n
watch sold in your Screw Bczrl Case To farmer.
last fall The first of January, he lost the watch in
the woods and found it this week in about one foot
Of water II had lain three months and in snow
and water. with but slight injury to the wateh-only
\ hair spring. &. :. RAYMOND"
The above were very severe tests, and demonstrate
beyond a doutt. that for any reasonable length of
time during which a watch might lse under water, il
would receive no injury whatever.
We make these in both gold and silver, ard
as a Perfectly Dusf.PrOof Stem Wind
ing Watch Case. Challenge the World
20 Produce lis Equal.
For Sale by all First-class Jewellers.
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March - isesu.
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The GREAT SrIETT on WIGGus-John Slocum. a
SquaIun Indian, came to life last Saturday at
Olympia, Washington Territory, alter burial He
claims that he interviewed the Great Spirit who
ted him that Virgins was fraud. He preached to
day and told thcm that the Great Spirit had order
ed him to assure them that no Virgins storm would
iniure them Territorial EsierprisS
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THOS. W. HEATLEY,
NATHAN PRICE.
ALBERT PERRY

ALBEHT PERRY,
a TT0RNEY AT LAW Troy, Kanss. Onfce soul
n side Of Public Square. gan79
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oxru.RrY NAYS, TRIAL

The voLrNc Belt Co. Marshall, Mich. will s-nd
DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaie Belts and
Electro Appliances on trial for thirty days to
iyoung and oldD who afflicted with nervous de
biiy lost vitality. and kindred troubles, guaran-
teeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly yirur Address as aboye.-N. b. No risk
incurred. as thirty days is allowed.
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~ new heauty in the early morning edi-
tions of tn. Topeka dailies has developed itself.
The city election was held Tuesday, hut in
"Wednesday morning papers, instead of election
returns, We have appeals to rails ." the polls,
and cards from candidates. corr ciIns misr-Pre.
Sentatinn-.
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~ Oshnrn County has had her little expert
cnce witt uhisi,y caS.s, al the term of the Dis
irict CuuFt irSi n,inurncd. They hal grand
jury for fh" r.r,'">r "f raking Ihr whisksy
dealers. and i darn "r fifteen indictments
found. Almost the cuiirr :rTm Wa taken up
with thrSa: r8SrS. at r"-i I" the County "t
aboui s..-aa aud H"' singh" c"nviciinn was
secured tn:rn: Iilns- indicted. wI> !. ~. Hiue
hart f.'rir"Iiy 'i D"niphan County. VIII" i upw
k-epin. y drug >;"r. Al Rnlr> Ciiy. liz iill"i
prescriptions irr SILK i'-"rr, ""n;rIry {" 81
.Iohn, -, ,nu, l. f"r .',.ninrriu. the law iu "n.
County.
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NEU ADVERTISEMENTS.
HERE AT LAST.
Aner Long and Weary Waiting, Relief is
Rronsht 10 Tho.c Who Need 10.

Well. Pat, said Orange County physician To Il com
planning Irish patient years ago for that pain in
YOUR chest had better 90 home and put mustard
plaster can't think this minute of ything better And
BY the way added the DOCTOR turning to friend wish
somebody would invent real good psster-something
tually helpful for such Pats. Maybe they will
sometime, when il = too late for me to use il.
When BENSON ) CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER was
placed on the market about years ago the doctor
hope became fact Because Of the medicinal virtues
inherent in it. its rapid action and results the Capcne
dspacins the slow acting paster of former days
for all affections to which plaster is ever applicable
Price In the middle of the genuine Is cut the
word CAPCINE
Srabury s johnson ChruistS New Yosk. mchI5
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l. there under the face of heaven pitifu
sight than who has lost nerve power and riR' ?
And why is he the sad spectacle common! De
cause diseases of the kidneys, bladder. liver. and
urinary organs are so prevalent. There is really
need of il. either. liunts Remedy the great kidney
and liver medicine. is positive cure for even the
worst maladies of this class. Many man who has
lost nerve, ygOr, manhood, energy gy-everythng that
makes life worth living-has been quickly and fully
restored hy HINTS Remedy
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There is no arguing coward into courage
But even the coward may be brave after TRYING Kid
ney-wort that medicine of wonderful efficacy in al
diseases of the liver and kidneys II il prepared IN
both dry and liquid form, and can always be reiic,
an eftectiYe catbartie and dinrnfir- Try il
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THE BLO0DED KENTUCKY JACK,
JOHN!

Black John Is a black Jack with meay He Is :
years old this spring lj hands high heavy bodied and hea
w buned and very superior stock. He will be for
Vice durin. the time and the place the
above horse and the following Single service e.
Of service for the $50 payable at
ihe time Of rst service INSURE so payable when the
fact i ascsrtaned.
All will be taken To prevent areident- but viii
not be responsible that Parting with
an insured mare removing her from the County before
she is known be with f0l orts the insurance money
MOSES K. TOWNSEND. Proprietor.
March
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RAILWAY PAssEs ABoIIsHEp-We understand
that al! free passes have been abolished on the ra
r,ads of Kaasas, the railroads taking the position
that passes cannot be granted under the new Law;
or in other words if the roads carry one free they
rnnst earrT all free.
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~ Last week, in New Mexico. Judge McCo-
mas, of Fort Scott WAS murdered bS the Apsshes,
and his wife and child carried into captivity
What Indian captivity il To i white woman, is
too well known. Mrs. NcComas was sister of
Eugene l. VAR.
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REDEMPTION LIST.
Taxes foI. 1879.

COuNII TREIsURERs OFFICE
TEoY, DoNIrIIAN COUNTY KANSAS !
March 18th, lSSi. }
NOTICE is hrrrby given, that the following described
N lands and lois sold for the for the
year ls9 the eth day of september lsO that the three
years allowed by law for the redemption of the will
expire the sth day OF September le and any
land lot unieemrd by that time will be- conveyed
to the purchaser by Tax Decd.
SAMUEL " JOHNSON,
County Treasurer
Duniphan County Kansas.