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The BIarney stone.

About four miles from Cork, Ireland, is
situated the famous castle Barney, in
which is found the equally famous Blar-
ney stone. Its exact position in the ruins
is a matter of dispute, but most guides aver
that it is located in the wall about four
feet from the top of the keep tower. To
kiss it Is supposed to confer not only the
gift of fluent speech, hut also grace and
elegance Of manner and success in love.
Great numbers of the Irish peasantry re-
sort to the castle every year for the pur-
pose of kissing a stone possessing such SOW
ereign powers, though how far the action
is inspired by faith, and far by whimsical
obedience to an old custom. is hard to tell.
1t has oeen suggested by one antiquary
that the stone like the "Stone of Scone,"
on which English sovereigns are still
crowned, was Oruidic altar, incorporated
in the wall of the castle. Legend, how
ever, gives the reputation of the Barney
stone no greater antiquity than the begin
ming of the seventeenth century, when a
Lord Barney promised the English con-
querors of the island to surrender his
castle, but evaded the performance of his
promise by so many voluble and plausible
excuses that ito come from Barney" was
equivalent to the possession of tongue
that could palliate any shortening, how
ever serious.-Gi0be-D Democrat.
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UNDERTAKERS.
J. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAKEN,
No. 1917 Fourth St., bet. j and x.

4 LWAYS ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
x stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast Country orders, day or night, will re-
ceive prompt attention. Telephone No. 1sf.
IN GEO. q. CLARK. Funeral Director
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LIQUORS. WINE, BEER, ETC.
CONCOROIA BEER HALL

No. 1921 Fourth Street.
HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE IMPROVE
II ments the public are now cordially invited
to a frSt-class resort. Sandwiches Of all kinds.
Buffalo Beer on draught and In bottles. The
finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars on hand.
my2S-ly n. KOHNE, Proprietor
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]. o. COLEMAN. Postmaster.

BoILs and pimples and other affecio
arising from impure blood may appear at
this season, when the blood is heated.
Hoods Sarsapsriila removes the cause of
these troubles by purifying, vitaiizing and
enriching the blood, and at the same time
i; gives strength to the whole System.
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

NEW YORK. November lst.
WIFE AT--sl 0s34Gl 10 for cash, 81 07s4 for
November 81 0sls for December, 81 12% for
May aad 81 O65 for July.
sUGAR-Cuba Centrifugal Ice.
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J, MILL r

NouCCebsOI 70 q
u N ID i E IT a * I.E,
OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
" Ninth and K streets. Complete stock
Undertakers' Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to, day or
night, at reasonable rates. Telephone 1886. an
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w. J. KAVAEAUGH,
q NJ ID J. II II "A * II "a
No. 513 j ST., bet. Fifth and Sixth.

A LWAYS ON HANE A LARGE Ass0RT-
"A ment of Metsllic and Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, Cofns, a1d Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice and st the lowest rates Office
omen day and night n
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-02-06
THR TOWN or HILLS.
Neglected Field Explored with FavOrabIs
Results.

- j. Ford and wife are sick but stili al.
tend to the postoniee.
Our physlclan, DR.. warren. has been very
busy attending the poor grippe sufferers 80
far he has been successful In every case.
-CAtoosa sabbath school was we'll attended
last sabbathi there were present hny-two
scholars and six teachers. Is there another
little town that can say as much9
-Mr Hall was out at church Looking woll
AFTER his cold bath which he took Few nights
since kangaroo" court has Its objections
in winter; thls is one OF the most serious
Miss Mary Dsnbo reports all the sick in
her care. improving. Mrs Pierce, whs has
been quite sick. 10 now up. Airs. jos Denbo
a on the sick llsti as the crises Is psst abe
win be mp In few days.
-CAtoosa Is lively little villsRe on the
Frisco lines anords two stores, postofnee.
blacksmith shop, nice church and parsonage.
a hotel and several nice residences The pso-
pie are very hospitablei no one could help
liking them.
The ~. K church has had quite a revival
at this place. conducted by the Rev. G +
Morrison. whose sermons have been both In
terestiBg and helpful. The gentleman len for
Oklahoma City Sunday TO attend this annual
conference which will be held at that point.
February 3, 1890. Fam.
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-The 'Ia srippe"has atlaekednearI All Of
our people.
The section gang arc al down with inna-
enna aud the handoar IL enjoying reat'
M. W. Couch son osill continue business
At the old stand. not having sold out 90 ro-
ported.
"A large number OF our citizens will have
TO 70 10 Fort smith the nrss OF this month 90
attend court.
"a. Il. Norwood will soon begin the erec-
tion or residence on hlA lots In the southern
para OF the city.
Mr.. walter Henry 10 building a new
residence aouih Of town, which he will occupy
a. soon AZ completed.
&C. A. Davis has his dwelling completed
aud contompiates building businesH block In
our city in the near future.
--onr new church bell has arrived and its
musical notes can now DO heard from the bell
fry on Mespadden'a Chapel.
-Mcspaddsn's drug store building Is rapid
iy approaching completion and will be one Of
the best 1uslness houses In town.
&C. W. Poole has replaced hls window snsh
by new ones and aays repetition Of the act
will cost Teodle all his happiness
Rev Mr.. Burks has gone to housekeeping
over n w Couch y Sens store. His estims-
BILE wife 10 a valuable addition to our society.
Uncle Bob Duncan. the boss Ielator OF re.
fined anecdotes, is again psrAmbulntlng the
streets after his late uapleasantnsas with ''lA
grippe"
Rev. MIR. Henry occupied the pulpit In
McspAdaen'a Chapel Sunday eve, and dsliy
cred an interesting sermon TO good slaed au-
disnee. Come again Brother II.
The Chelsea literary society is stlll boom
ing The next debate will be on Friday even
ing. subject, Resolved, that republic 10 the
best form Of government" lead by A, II.
Norwood.
Our city election passed on quietly the
candidates elected were - followss Mayer,
A. II. Norwood; counclmen, NJ. w. Couch.
I'd Byrd, II. b. Henry. c. W. Poole. w.
J. strangs aud c. A Davis tied for council
men and Aftsr trying to settle by wrestling
match. we're informed by Mayor Norwood
thAt:sucb proceedinsg we're not legal so IL will
have TO be settled In different way.
Feb. 8, 1920. FIDaEr.
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cOWsKIS PRAiRIE POINTS.

Corn Is worth 10 and 90 cents per bushel.
Wheat prospects were never more aattsr-
ing.
The strip question Ia resting quite easy on
the east side Of the river.
Health is very good upon the Prairie; 1
fear we are much more fortunate that most
localities.
Col. S NJ. ward has just returned from
Fayetteville whore he was subp@nAed "a q
witness against one Moses FeatherheAd for
running travelling saloon In the vicinity
Of the court house.
Rev. Mr. Lemmings has been holding q
protraeted meeting at the Olympus school
house for the past week and It is still in pro-
grsss. Several conversions last night and
evidence Of more to follow. The minister is
an earnest worker.
February 4, 1890, suBscmBKR
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PRAIRlk cIrI NEWS.
A Remarkable Increase In Pspuiation--PsrsonaI
and General.


Miss Florence Breedlovs has returned
from Fort Smith where she has been visiting
relatives.
Rex walker. who was attending CONNER
eial college in KsHsas City, has returned home
for few weeks to recover from the la gsippe
=:sa ;sisssiss, hsvius uontrBctsd both.
lion. VIM. Wilson. president Of the old
settler convention. Is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. n. b. Brsedlovs and other relatives, he
Is accompanied by his daughter, Miss Eliza
Wilson.
The victims OF Ia grippe are Miss Florence
Breedlove, Mrs. W. Breedloye, Messrs. J.
B Smith, A Mccoy and Donald Ford, brother
Of Dr. W. II. Ford, who is on visit to the
doctor.
An unprecedented immigration during the
last few days Sons have come into the famI-
lies Of +. NJ Connor, Geo. Gibony, WIN. Au-
drain. Grant stovor, WIN T. Cundin, a
daughter into that OF John Blair, child tsex
unknownl to Van Freeman and wife and last
bat not least a son to W d. Ritter, which
came into the world named Henry watterson
Ritter.
"A party OF three young men went out to
serenade q newly married couple some days
ago and through some means lost their way
After debating awhile they came to the con-
clusion that they would 90 fishing. Il was
agreed that one should do the alshing while
the other two should take care OF the ish
Getting them = pole without hook. line or
bait, they arranged themselves for business
The night was light. the moon being obscured
nov and then BY nying clouds The party
who manipulated the poie would give it tre-
nendous jerk ererF time passing cloud dark
ened the moon, thinking that the cork was
taken under By hsh. After = few attempts
to catch the cloud. little heavier one was
driven b. when up came the pole aud the
other two, taking the shadow for Ssh.
sprang 70 take Il on OF the hook and both
found Themselves wallowlne IN the creek.
February 5. lseo. & RkNx
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1890
Harper's Weekly.
11a9txatsd-

Harpcr's Weekly has q wcll-esfablishc cd
place - The lt-adiug illustrated newspaper in
America. The fairness of its editorial COM
ments on current politics has earned for % the
respect sud confidence Of all impartial readers
and She variety aud excellence of It's literary
contents. which inciude serial aud short stn-
rirs by the best and most popular writers. it
II Tor the perusal Of people of the n ldext range
OF tastes and pursuits. The Weekly supple
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value. No expense il spared 20 bring tae high
est order Of artistic ability to bear npan The
illustration Of the changeful phases % home
aud foreign history Mexican romance.
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AuGTIONI

On Feb "a. 1880. at lockwood. Dade county
Mo-. on the Port Scott Memphis X -lo
s.allions imported aud home bred; 5 ready FOR
service. Also 10 mares imported and home
bred, Eom one 10 eight years old-seyeral IN
f0al
will sell on one and two years time. pur-
ehasers giving bankable notes. Four or hve
farmers can form q club, buy on time, and pay
for stallion the money they usually pay FOR
colts, and not miss IL sell to retire on &C
count nf my poor health, the greatest premin m
herd in the west. All stations guaranteed
breeders Catalogue on DAY OF sale. Write
for circulars and Information OF the best pay
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which is lot of choice brood mares is-2i
Ef-Cut this out. W }. DAVIS
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Skinner, Ratcliff 81 Co.
vt1n1ta, ina. Tea..
fHE POPULAR LINE


| To the east is the Burlington Route (Hanni,
bal 4 st, Joseph Il. ~ The service by tni'
line has been constantly improved until Il
has reached degree OF excellence surpassed
by none. and equaled by few. The Burling-
toms "Eli'' Is probably the finest and mos'
popular train running between the Missouri
river and Chicago, being a solid through Nes-
tlbuie train Of Pullman sicepers aud Free
chair cars. Leaving Kansas city. Atchlson
and St Joseph after supper, the passenger
arrives in Chicago at 0;l5 In the morning
Having taken breakfast on one Of the Bur
lington's world renowned dining cars, he ia
ready for the days business, or in ample time
to make all eastern connections,
For the convenience OF passengers from
Kansas city the "Eli" takes dining car ont
Of Kansas city on which east-bound psssen-
gers are served with supper wAieh is eqnaled
by few hotels.
The Burlington's St. Louis line, though
comparatively new, 10 becoming better known
and growing in popular favor every day until
It bids fair In the near future to be the favor
lie line between the Missouri river aud st.
Louis. This train consisting OF through
sleepers, chair cars and coaches leaves Kan
sAs City, Atchison Aad 81. Joseph after sup
per ahu puts the. passenger IN -. Louis for
breakfast, and ample time to make all con
nectiOns.
You are also requested TO bear In mind that
the burlington Okansas City. st. Joseph 4
Council Bluffs r. r. is the only line running
through Pullman Buffet sleepcrs between
Kansas CITY and 81. Joseph and St Paul aud
Minneapolis This Is the short line between
Kansas city, 81 Joseph and Omaha. Through
daily trains with sleepers and chair cars.
In whatever direction you travel be sure
your tickets read over the burlington Route,
thereby insurlng yourself the greatest amount
OF comfort, with The least expense Of money
and time
Write for all information, circulars, etc,
to II Z. orr, general southwestern passenger
agent 900 Main street, Kansas city. or
\. G.. DAWES,
General Pass. a Ticket Agent.
81 Ioseuh No
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cooDI's BLUFF ITEMS.

News is scarce as the need is plenty.
Louis Coker Was made supremsly happy
one day last week by the arrival OF q seven
pound daughter.
LA grippe is rapidly leaving us. much TO
our delight. VIII Smith and klihu seaboit
age the latest victims.
Mrs. Val Hin, who has been quite III, is
rapidly recovering. Mrs. T. NJ Paxton has
also been seriously Ill for several weeks but
10 much better.
More CmKFrAiSs are received at this once
than copies of any other newspaper, but the
circulation is not what II should be. A few
sample copies sent TO the postmaster might
increase the circulation.
--netz postonnce has been moved to Nowater
and the name changed 90 Nowsssr. but the
strange thing about It Is that Nowater haa no
postal communication with the outside world
and consequently can neither receive nor send
mail.
February g. 1890 OLD RKspKNTRn
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Besides this the west ~all OF the old
building must be partly torn down and
rebuilt and the entire building drained.
In the death f'Colonel''Gip Chou
teau, last Thursday night, the Down
ing party lost one ofits truest colored
supporters, while his people lost a
Shining light" that will be missed.
Yes, Clip is dead. or to use his own
quaint version Of Shakespeare: He
''lemonaded ofien' dis mortal COLI in
consequence Of over-heating himself
in putting out a prairie fire about 8
O'Clock in the afternoon. By night he
was dangerou ill-a few hours later,
dead. Clip loved two things above all
else in the world-politics and big
words. His political talks have been
heard by many, while everybody know
at least three or four OF his "sayings. .
especially this one: ''I's gwine ter
build me a pa-la-ya (piazza) to my
house for my gals to lemonade (prome-
nadel on" But alas; he did not live
til his "pa-la-va" Was built.
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1890
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WANTS. ron sALE. lost. sTRATED. srOLES

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exceeding FIFTr wOHDs will be inserted two
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BLUEJACKRT MOTHS.

---A great deal OF sickness In this neIghbor-
hSod. -
-Ssyeral gentlemen were here last week
buying cattle to take to Missouri TO feed.
The literary society started at Timber Hill
is progressing nnelyi all invited TO attend,
ID. d, Neigh started TO Fort Smith sunday
night to appear as q witness In tho o s court
Rev. Jerry Hubbard, from Baxter Springs.
was to have preached here last sabbath eve
but owing TO sickness he could not come.
Miss Maude Howeil. living near ocoumA.
has been attending school at Usage Mission.
She returned las. Sunday evening. her brother
meeting her here.
Il l.. Wetmore, day operator at this place,
was transferred TO Colbert, Mr.. Marker. night
operator, taking his place. Miss Denere, Of
vinitA. will take the night work.
February 5. 1890. sxNTAx
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1890
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Cured by Cuticura

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and childruu, and feel that every mother who has
an afflicted child win thank me for 20 doing.
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