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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-04-20

The murderer Samon, who COM
mitted the triple murder in Laconia,
N. H., about two years ago, was ex-
ecuted in Concord last Friday. Ca
pone aud Santore, of Thomaston,
Maine, two murderers, were hung
the same day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-04-20
I1J against "a Sd.

FEACHAM, VT, OCC. 70, Io64.
l have used Bradley's Phosphate for
more than Is years, and always with the
best results. Last spring [ tried it on
corn beside another brand of fertilizer
My corn rows were just 100 hills long. I
put spoonful of Bradley's Phosphate in
the hill on portion of the piece, and on
the remainder spoonful of the other fer
tilizer. 1 found that where l used the
Bradley's had 115 pounds of ears to the
row, while where the other fertilizer was
used, had 9434 pounds of ears to the
row. also found that the fodder was
very much heavier where the Bradley
was used / am convinced that Bradley's
is the best fertilizer in the market.
p. T. FERGUSON.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-04-20
GEN. ID. i. BUTLER

Still lives, so do hundreds of others who have been
cured of Rheumatism and Neuralgia by the great
blood purifier, Sulphur Bitters. Send for testimo-
mails.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

Natils hstgsllsF. DecleHsl0as " oElEe
:, go hive bszea a0.5at 81 TIE RATIO II siA
fron rhe ,Dufh - one af tie AOrfn-
Fltrsburz Chroaeis- Telegraph II *
understood t1st Governor Pattlson hss
i severed the revised Old Testament %
oss unconstitutional. snd slothsr veto
message MAS Da expected
Baifalo Ertasss Il Is pr5babls that
Brazil las re..a.bei tie stage ~ national
.isgeiai fasns WseI's slavery becomes bad
political soonoIay Size prohibited the
Afrieaa slave TRADE ia i,3A
CHICAGO fnt.r ltetfa A number u
-slt AMI fr-su satef editors wh0 appear
- bs suSerin.l from l0ose craak-plns
,b.,at a. nlu.h IL Roaehs Dolphin, have
.,rezu .,tliet since that vessel attained q
-pssd af sixteen and a half uliles an hOar.
Perhaps she out-hstanced then
Se2 York Times Judged only By their
sueech aud acillon. JefeFson DAVIS aud
those pillars ~ tue late Coufesiefacs Who
share wIrh mm the lonely miseries of -
reconstrtlcteiuass would get credit "
knoNinz more AID caring less about The
Constitution than any other citizens Of
these hapoily alted States Of America
NeW 0rz NI1t COURTESY fc4 4uifcs tuat
au article borrowed of q nolghbof should
be returned in good eond ltiOn. II this
rule has been violated Ia tile ease Of the
Alert. restored tbe other DAY by our au-
thorifies 20 Great Britain which had
KINDLY lent her for the Greedy search,
F APOLOGIES should at once be offered 1t
Is ouB Just % say that our naval officers
Indignantly Resent the imputatlOn.
New York Tribune. Nov that the Dol
phiu has made a successful tnp. and de-
veloped all tie power required by the
Secretary Of ghe Nayy, perhaps the scof-
frrs viii cease their lille jokes on tins
subject Mr Roach Is entitled 10 fair
treatment and be has not asked for any
thing else tie built the Dolphin ac-
cording 10 the plans and specifications OF
the department., and Il is evident that he
has fulfilled his part u the contract.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

Nltsh STATE or ANFRICA-Tb., ci-....
~ of me United States fsr fhs sfb Ci-
HIvtaiur s'h. southern
ifrna IRtBVR
biaintfH
iH0sts "a FrzRr AMI Tn Attachment
ASnRFe THoNree~
lufentarfz
Naflcr - hereby -f-a- a..
= - i--5, vrtf ~ qffs.I..-,,-. - II II
sf,.,s -. ot zee irruit ourf ~ fha VnitsS
f 5h' hth eirruif snf Western NE. ~
Kan southern Division. ~ fha srif - T. Y,
49, s'"fa nsrnef rlginfif s-si,s, ~.
,f r.. soffs tnd 4fraIs .,.,...
lHris - Ihonss a. Farrv .-,l s,,i-.-
- - 'an'iinfs fisova named - ~,
49,. --.. ann as isafiniisrs rhich ssi4 ,--,-
~. .'''A en tse 5rh 10 = War rs issz
Ei - a1,ts end roneuanfs heinrs--. -
!" fer-E hsra hss.,r sesy'.l -
-n'i VIZ - sftschn.snt ana thsf -
..,.i -,..4 "a VIZ cannot anil -nris ~ -
-tli i-f. .nfisrf rhorras W g,--- f
r.s -n 'he state af Nfrhs-sn
'7'e'i t'e -ni isv ~ grne A Is ~
fui7 fLw s.. ~ gFFtn
tI''r1H1 frr PatnfiH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03
Oak Hill Cemetery.

N"lice = hereby given that in accordance With
= A writing as provided hy The bv- 80
~ -''.i cemetery Association there vriif = :
t,hu a,e'inS oI the rr en- ber= and stor xhol4.-s
-.l'"t st ~ ethee, No. ~ Pear! street in ~
~ ~ ,ffand hap;ds. on WEDNESDAY ,ha fs-, -,
ia5 ~ June fss5 at tan o'-loc[ io -. -. e. lentl
~ t.H' 'iif r. take action on ~, Question - -,
.u2 I" ne CITY - Grand Rapids All Tho 30.
and ~ ~, pl said psk Hill Cemetery iu
& 81, e. 'l' -lufh--rlSt quarter ~ sectior,ifhi~tv
-. 'l -oel seven q north. "a ze eleven me
-. 2 l< taef"tr1rn 4 piece If land eight
~ ''-h F'St enrner ~ said and. ard a., 80. 80
'ins therefrom the north Ten arres -
. ..- - property - generally known A. Oak Hi
r. " REYvorps
n...f fr-. ierk Oak Hill Cemafarv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03
Detroit. Grand Haven a Mnwaukse

ftlAlly, sundays e4ctfHts-. -Hn.tt
Psssssnsef- ti-klliE tlle r e. ui. iAld t-,r maze
ols-e conns-sfsus al o.ssssn faI iainfii.s ano 81
Detroit fof New ora. arIlfinE uert ht AZ 81 a. a.
the foiloNIue mefuluf.
Nigh I1prsas has looh hitaIius Tar iieifsii Y
GRAND llaplot.
Ihis if thf oulg nAe ruuutlE i.iaiIf,i ttffee<
issNina here ai esq D. ul. Nith nltsil ing iaI o.
Detroit making Glreot connections fuf aA l-iinit
kast arriving 81 Aes YORK llsl an. tt oeo.sfd
morning.
paflor an on mai trains bstl oasi and sert.
The train sssiug af .ta B. m VII lihhs dlftft
oonneclou with Milwaukee tielEnerr usiis e1celt
SUNDAY.
Ihr6ush tickets eecurei 81 ID a. 81 a n oifue
10 Morton House block gnd si fifU tirIsaf.
ID. POTTER Cif3 lass Agent
5EO. B. i.tfkE Traffic MailaesT Chicago
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

Al Iftiiit tbli3 eAtf'ih NntiAia
The train isafing si D. o. rfuneelt az y hite
Pigeon with Atlantic Iguresf HH slain Lane.
which has Palace Brewing Aaum Hieallns
COACHES ifurn ihlnafo s.. hee larl hul hostpr
without change.
The train ltsvine si al g m. oaunefsff ni va
Pigeon lsrylne one hour for GlEnofi vtfl siss
New loTk ErFreat 0u Msln I4llt
Through tickefs and aeriif iD nleauinf loaeh
Strs~si and Depot
AL trains vii ran hy eri meridian Time which
is 81 minutes slower u.au leffoii tune
J " MohlNAil. tfen Al,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

loHAN1 nArIDe DIFIsIOn. ]

Befsff. Arrive.
Detroit ~ Y ofn am Eartc ~ ffN an
DAY Expre~s b.. ~ 80 pu Mnil ........ aAl pm
Atlantic ~ 49, gm Wa Freight 2 lt um
Way Freight 81 am 10 q llali8f a. infu lln
sSleylng can ATTACHED.
Pacific Expn-ss daily. Balance frhlnf daiig
~ l'1'i'h rsI.sz-~ Ifsatliil uass e. a. ....l,
nAs viai cits ~ ~ ~ q. u.-. New 1ofk ls1l q 4.
hiid beHiton 80 b. ui uegf ots
lhf"iieh uckots Tor al painit and ols-e.ing 90
Sefths may be procured ~ Iniau Tis4e' 5lltoe
Depot. NN+'i
). j, - CHJLIZ. Gen kf1.. 81 Manr,.-s "a
Ono. ". hUNsoS. IlCkei Agent fIft.
: ,. ht~KIfs. lickel Agent Defsol
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

TsE Nsg log2 sta oade senator FL
mnnds boa rogags VI iAa following man
mar. Ma tie boss whales turn oat 20
ave hsn 0eleome. aad tleirs be- Tie Only
bioxing he expenenees in h-s seaiafms
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

CAsrzh HAHals1s Is AZ laat counted in
- sf,gof % Chicago 0y the magnificent
maiorit. of $685. lie should be- satisfied
it's more than Cleveland had ia proper
MOO o. the total vote.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

Ir sas J2enfy- y-ioar gears ago u'-'ias
that stephen A Doaglas iiesL II re
had lived she Democratic party might
hay., been better than i Is to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03
RAILROAD TIME rARIES
Grand Rapids = incl8ks
GOING NORTH


GOING NORTH
Arrive lssasS.
Cincinnati 4 tsrassd i.ai8ds "a Hsi isa
t1nolnnat 4 Maokluac IA a. al t'--e "a
~ MesIls aid Aiassinss "A. 81 an ese iiN
GRAND taI.ias a sdilikF As it An
Nrand hl.ill.lr Accommodated 81 teti.
GOING Sot Ih.
t4uoiuusf IN x 1lt al
M.ckil.se A Il ll4oils.au a . stt pu Ga pU
MaCk mac 3 alurEI.. IA la-E aan ti = al
As.si..ra KliFsss 18.i ilgA
atliiss 4 Ortlsd ha5ads A. al s.la
Al .raiuf dslis cxCeia Suuial
siEK8sINo CAA kEAAAoI4t.Nis
NoH4H Tram las,llE ai a-s B, ul hs.t Mead
rslfi nleepins Can fnf teioekss sua Aachlnse
Jits. 1rain lsslsllg e. i0-s q ul. hss taiI q e.
foI IfaEclnr tIls.
SoEIh rain itssRillA at tfa a. "a lt.t Ntssi
run eioslilt 81 toF llIilllll4ila.
MFoueb ncSels et.l te altaluea az Union
III. .ka oiho. C0GnoI Monroe alla pfieNa asrs-stt
aBd 81 Onion Liesat A.. A.. iAk hMthiN
Nal isas. AZ
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

IT viii now be in order f1r the Pbila-
deipbia Times to explain what consist
ency Is. It's editor has been making such
bitter warfare against lotteries that he
vas arrested in New Orleans for hbel
Last saturdays edition. however. con-
'"ined a full page advertisement ~ the
brand of tobacco the manufacturers OF
winch are beng prosecuted ior a viola
non of lottery laws. Perhaps The Times
draws Che hne between lotteries that take
aiah-p7ge advertisement and one which
taNes only tvo squares. e would be
-'''s'ny % seethe great apostle ~ lottery
reform sHed ior Publishing lottery al
vertissment
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03
Chicago & West Michigan.

Chic, A.. iSsife A. I've.
80 - ~ b.. -. nu hifii hfTfrss
-. -. 40 - fi-t ifu ahsI eud ir g.. IN
- = i,st 'sla prn ffriiua - fiI &. srr
t,sNs- fs'aii} e1cfIf SUNDAY
Union DrIsoi on lanl. Ntra.f
Through cpaches in q. ..f,a-, ,.... .-.s.a -
80 =. pa. ualn. lhr0ugt g.aflisf-oaf 81 f.sirsso
en "a ~ =, = m Train. Ihruuaf lfl.lr.ar sIa-s,.
'1t Ca hild co'a'l t1 Chicago or 81 g. u frs.iu
hkWAlGO DlglsIo-
p. iaavf Arrive
tTpreyss ir Hih
-DeIsu from West Side Depot
Il, - h"rihtfn Terminus ~ tllf Division 40
baldwin. on ,. ~. ~ 49,
. n 'A'pfni@f. '1en irriRif aud pass kea,t
q. ~ =. Office lg Monroe strs.sf
'eo " mEssoN. Iictei ATeut. ug
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

TnERE 9il be- al opportunity iof pup
hc-spiritsd cltizens to do tneinss'i'e'
pfoad nest Ssptember Ia entertaining
MT ouly the Army Of the Cumberland on
,bs American Pomological Soelvty whict
will nleet in thIs ntg
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03
Grand Rapids, Michigan
GTand Rapids Clean I,HeI Supply Co.

We will furnish ard put up a Towe
rack III any Office or store. free of charpe
aiie Keep them supplied with clean towel.
ing az the following prices:
lVo towels per day, Sunday excepted.
per Month $3.50.
One Towel every day, SunCays except-
ed, permonth. S1.50.
One lowell every second day, SUNDAYS
excepted per month S1.00.
One lowell every third hy, SUNDAYS
excepted, per month, 75c.
FOR those who wish to latronize us
We VIII have our boys put uEclean roller
towels every day, every seond dav or
semi - weekly, as You may direct. An
towels are furnished by Us and are Of
superior quality.
ANY business man viii at once see the
convenlenc and cheapness of this Svs-
tenn: Address all orders TO GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWEL SUPPLY
w. a South Division st'ea.
A. OI'TB, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

Tbs expulsion oi the Poles from Ger '
MANY Recently reported. presents a dii-
serent aspect from that az first presented
:, anpsara now ihat It was not done al
a. ...usst ~ Russia at ALL On the
w ss<ssfstsT su- s,sss .s. .sss-~...
ir T. % be regretted that a morbid
curiosity exists Ia the public mind 10 IN
wade the recesses % the private and per-
sonai affairs - others. particularly those
II the dead and oS those who mourn
their loss. But when person Of prom
iaence AMI ~ means passes away this
curiosity demands to know every detail
about the disposition ~ bis property, and
when one paper publishes them another
is Obliged 10 do So OF be accused OF not
giving all che news
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

s"Nes onil tvp squares. lt would be
'''-ss'any to seetbe great apostle of lottery
reform sue3 For ppbbsbinxa loffe-v AL
vertisement
VI. FhoerEr. in bis -ulory upon Victor
hugo. delivered under tho Arc 10
Inomphe on Monday sail That The cere-
mony was not funeral n ras an
apo'heosis This recalls an expression
niade hy HuEo 'o the Msrqns "a Calan-
sano and related n his sketch ~ the Ess
of The poet. ln bis lopebness after ,ba
death ~ his SON Francois. in fs-s Hrgo
said g the Count II have bad tbe FOR
tune 'ew men have ever hal. that is r.
sssist. as @ we're. at my own spotheosis
hat what tres q sI amount to- NJ sons
are here no mora~ Hugo was vraat
lover ~ children ana once exclaimed
"i'o rou wash .o hear mv definition ~ =
paH"iise The parents always varng i
and tee chi',i-en a.rvsys small
u what the Detrot Fire Press saws i :.
true. Secretary Manning has been s-,ltv y
ef an Unprecedented breach ~ air.;,l
enqtette Last sunday morning a,. r-s.
f'ress published the report af fbe TA.t-s;s e
pest oi'iee commission iu reference sa sba
ste ~ the rev building The p.ss -
vet 's Fee F-e' Press se,,t "a -sn-ass.ss =
ave to NIfem A Moora. ehn.~-uar ~ .l,.,
o'nnussinn. fud ss'ss6 ,,r "a earv ~ tr,a
eport lae fest rss -efuss.L Tho r-.s
fess SAYS Ere e.sf grossly l.l,els ais,~s
nj 1.iis Tins hhel s uttered s~s,rst
iia pec inse. 7rcn telegram f-,u Ssr pia
'farf Asnn'nx scceri'nz ue-uliss,sr =, ~.
r frrf fress io publish a,s -srerf NJ
lo''rs asseutel tserstt~ ~ee-af,-, Z
aiming has had a'o murh srua~sn.,a
fh he press eef ts fnrw ttaf e rss s~ 81
frsse e. acrr'fi permission ss sns tars~
4 pos to ssrthar p. pfihish sn .frr5sf !
ruDent fsr rhleh hnth ha8 aaaal FL -
rssreie xrsntsI More rerHrssf- 3.
- tbe rerert pahias. nAaf tha rsf
= - rm = .sst 50,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

rur resent reports concerning ''''''-
Grants condition give OCCASION 'oi
ious apprehensiors that the Teiis' ne ,,.. ''''
exper,eneed is only temporary. " '''''
,hsrs ara occasionally favorable reports
the frsquent illusions 20 the pam ne SUI.
fsrs. and his constituencies 70 incie'li.''''
v.asbsr are painful Indications that hi7
disssse has oot LETT hlm.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

This Company has the exclusive ,;,,. .. 49,.
this patent ''Sht To use
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-03

Az qa.et on th- Potomac So Tar as
the Michigan traops are Concerned at
though the local Democracy are expect
nz every day t. hear something drop
,lbs President IS Too cruel to keep the
poor fellows 30 long on the ragged edge.
IL - gratifying to believe that capt.
I.inscott. the temf-raDce evangeiist,is not
40 bal a. he was a. drst painted to a
reoressusaugs ol raz iEL-saAM. There
vaa not sufficient evidence y~terday 70
,..,ran. his being held Tor triaE Tbe
,,rcuu,stauoe Of the arrest was unlo''"
,,,.,. f,r tb. cause and for the man.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-01

Flowing reduced science and its correct principles en-
bodied in this Wheeled Suy Pw Perfect construction
Simple in operation and the hst draft pillow in the world This
the universal testimony farmers who have used it. Save your own
strength annoyance and worry and avoid overng your horses
by securing the best pillow made-THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
manufactured by
MOLINE PLOW CO, MOLINE Ill.
FOR SALE BY
BERRY BROS, MER, co,
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-01
Newspapers at the White House.

Cincinnati Enquirer: of the
clerks at the White House, in talking
about the newspapers received at the
White House, said: ''Over one hundred
newspapers come to the White House
daily. Some are paid for and some are
sent complimentary by the publishers.
II we suggested such thing, those
who send them would get mad and i'll
sist on sending us their papers as a
piece Of revenge. 1t is only occasionally
that there is marked article in any of
these regular papers. But there is sell
dom an irregular paper that does not
contain a marked article of some kind.
New appOintees send us papers
showing how well their appointments
are received by the paper where they
reside, while the unsuccessful candid
ates send us papers showing what ter
Tible mistake was made in appointing
the otherfellow. They all-that is, the
the fellows who fail to get there-con-
ceal the truth of their complaint, and
speak of the disappointment the party
feels over the appointment. Now, the
real fact is the political parties do not
worry themselves much over who shall
be appointed TO positions. All this
worry is among the disappointed can
didateS and their immediate friends.-
1t was the same with the republicans as
it is now"
docs the President see these marked
Newspapers
why, no; he does not see one in
thousand that comes here. There are
two causes for this. The first is. we do
not want to bother him with such stuff:
and the second is, presidents as a rule
have other things besides reading growls
in the shape of marked newspaper arti-
cles written and sent by interested par
ties. Such papers should go to the de-
partment where the appointment was
made. But even then it would not re-
ceive much consideration, for it is ont
of the question for any experienced Off
cial to pay any attention to anonymous
complaints
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-01
Maud S. on Hire as q Hack.
Turf, Field and Farm.

Monday morning, at the Driving
Park, Mr.. Bonner said to Murphy:
johnny, would you ike to ride behind
Maud S?'' Would I?' exclaimed
Murphy, flushing to the roots of his
hair. Just give me the chance."
well, pay the price and you can have
your wish. The mare has never earned
me cent since l bought her. and now
l want her to bring something in"
What is the price?' asked Murphy,
with twinkling eyes, Ten cents,
gravely said Mr.. Bonner. Murphy
quickly fished bright coin of the right
denomination from his pockets and
handed it to the owner of Maud 5. with
the remark: Its bargain" The
Red Prince logged the queen four times
around the track, and she seemed to
like the touch of his hand. Murphy
was gratified, Maud S. was benefited
by the exercise, and Hr. Bonner-welI
he made ten cents.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-01

At one O'Clock precisely, his horses, CATTLE hogs,
farming machinery, domestic furniture, &c, COM
prising Morgan Mare, ClydesdaIe and Morgan
Mare, 3 years old: l Clydesdale and Morgan
Clydesdale stallion "Dukes Motto winner of
frstprizes and sweepstakes at Bismarck and other
fairs. / yeareing mare, mare foal, horse foal
short-hon bull, = highbred bull calves, 3 heifer
calves, sired by thoroughbred bull, high grade
mich cows, high grade yearling heifer, heifers
nearly due to calves all gentle and good, s feed
ing steers, thoroughbred Poland-Chna boar, 20
thoroughbred and selected sows, several of
which are with pigs to my boar; lot of thorough
bred boar and sow pigs, lot of shoats McCor-
mick moving machine, | Keystone hay rake,
grind stone, : wagons, John Deere listing plow
other piOws, sets harrows, . corn cultivators,
corn planter, corn shelter, harness, fly nets,
grain sacks, cattle feed boxes, hog troughs, water
enumerated; Estey Cottage Organ and household
goods
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-01
1890.

According to these figures, taken from
the Tenth Census and American Alma
mac, worst bulldoZing in 1880 was IN
Rhode Island and the least IN South
Carolina. In Massachusetts 81 per cent.
voted, in Vermont SO per cent. In South
Carolina 81 per cent, in Rhode island
38 per cent. In 1884, with the same
basis for computation, Rhode Island
still held the lead for prescription OF
voters, only 40 per cent. voting IN that
State, while SO per cent. voted IN Flor
ida. There was no contest and no
capaign in the Southern States named,
while every possible effort was made to
capture and defend the ELECTORAL vote
of Massachusetts. Yet, in INasSachu-
sets only so per cent. of the males eyer
e voted, while Kentucky voted rs and
Tennessee 78 per cent. In Louisiana
and Mississippi only so per cent. voted,
and in South Carolina only A, but the
election of 1850 showed that it was not
Red Shirts but General Apathy that
kept the voters from the polls.
If disfranchiSement in any one State
is a proper subject for criticism and
complaint by the people of another
State, the form and hammer Of that dis
reimbursement are not, except when
brought about by State laws. Ia the
latter case it is made mandatory upon
Congress to reduce the representation
of the State in Congress. And until
the State laws Of Rhode Island, which
disfranchiSe half the citizens in that
State, are either amended or Rhode Isl
and's representation in the House is
reduced to one member, it certainly
does not become republicans to criticise
the suffrage of any democratic State
which by law confers the ballot upon
all its males of voting age, and thereby
shows an intention and desire to COR
form to public sentiment, however i'm
perfectly the intention and desire may
be carried out.
Alone among the thirty-eight States
of the Union, the republican State of
of Rhode Island has for years not only
openly defied public sentiment on this
subject, but it has delied Congress to
enforce the constitutional penalty, and
in this defiance it has had the solid re-
publican vote in Congress and in all the
States at its back.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-01
CHARTER
The Kansas Farm Mortgage Co.

The undersigned, citizens of the State of Kan
SaS do hereby voluntarily associate ourselves to-
gether for the purpose OF forming a private cor
pOration under the laws OF the State Of Kansas,
and do hereby ceIttiy
FIRST.
That the name Of this Cooperation shall be The
Kansas Farm Mortgage Company.
SECOND.
That the purposes for which this Corporation
| is FORMED are 10 Duy, sell and deal In real and
personal property and securities OF all kinds: to
| make and negotiate loans thereon; to receive
funds upon deposit for the purpose of investment,
and to invest the same; to own, keep and main
tain all books and records necessary for complete
abstracts OF title to all real estate In Dickinson
county, Kansas, to transact a general fire, life
| and accident insurance business, for and IN be:
half OF regularly organized insurance companies,
and generally TO 90 and perform any and all
| things necessary and incidental TO the full eXer-
| else of the purposes herein expressed.
THIRD.
That The place whereits business is to be trans
acted is at Abilene, Dickinson county, Kansas.
FOURTH
That toe time for which this corporation is to
to exist is twenty years.
FIFTH.
That the number Of directors or trustees of hts
Cooperation snail ne nve and tho naino5 and frs1
idence OF those who are appointed for the first
year are: G. W. Carpenter. c. F. Mead, A. w.
HargreaveS, all OF Abilene, Kansas, and Rodney
Dennis and w. G. Boles, both OF Hartford, Con-
necticut.
SIXTH.
That the estimated value OF the goods chattels,
lands, rights and credits owped by the Corpora.
ton is twenty-five thousand collars; that the
amount OF the capital stock of This Corpo -atiOn
shall be divided into five hundred shares OF one
hundred dollars each.
In testimony thereof, we have heTeunte SUP
scribed our names, this lith day of August, A. D.,
1885. tSlgned)
G. W. CARPENTER,
c. T. MEAD,
A. W. HARGREAVES,
RODNEY DENNIS,
W. G. COWLES.
STATE OF KANSAS,l
Dickinson County. d.
Personally appeared before me, a notary public
In and for said county, Kansas, he above named
G. W. Carpenter, C. F. Mead, A. W. Hargreaves,
Rodney Dennis and w. G. COwleS, who are per-
sonally known to me to be the same persons who
executed the foregoing instrument of writing,
and duly acknowledged the execution of the
same.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sub |
scrtbed my name and affixed my material seal !
this nth day Of August A. D., 1885.
(Signed) +. MCCORMACK. !
tsEALl Notary Public. |
(Ny commission expires March Goth, 1881
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-01
w. p. SEEDS,
Financial A gent
OFFICE! SsEs GEyr s 6s5leyS Abilene, Has.
Real Estate Mortgage Loans made on improved
farms at
Z per CT. Interest.
Privilege granted to pay loans in whole or part
&C the end of 2, or years.
ABSTRACTS!

1 have complete and reliable set O
Abstracts of lands and lots in Dickin
son County, which are brought up to
date every day. If yCr want an abstract
call and see me.
j. III. BRADY.