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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-05-17

ALBUQUERQUE-Stock shipments are increasing every day over the Santa Fe and Atlantic X Pacific roads, Last night four trains of stock arrived from off the Atlantic X Pacific and were sent immediately north. Yesterday thirty cars were loaded with stock at Deming, they are expected this after noon. Today thirty cars are being loaded at Holbrook and forty at Dem- ing.
 FL PAso.-Little change is reported in the condition of the flooded dis tricts. Since yesterday rise of two inches has been reported and this is considered forerunner of larger rise. It is stated that on good author ity that the head gates from the canals along the river have been washed away, but that great deal of water
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a ClaIiIp ian Politics.

Methodist Herald.
Political parties that would gain or
maintain ascendancy must adapt their
policy to the cxigencies Of the times
and tie demands Of the people. These
are times of discussion and an unrest
that for the most part is healthy.
There is vast deal more thinking
going on in this country than is done
by the few who do the loud talking.
Abraham IiEcoln's remark is more
app lIcahle now than when he uttered
it, that though You may fool part of
the people all the time and all the
fool AL the people all the time. While
this deeper and wider thinking has
quietly and peacebly led us doubtless
beyond the danger of any violent revo-
lati0n, it is nevertheless quietly I'M
dermining the power OF any mere
party organization. Are we to have a
ing of political Lines? If there are
those who can outlive the future in
this regard they may possibly have an
immense advantage over the rest Of
us. But if it takes a prophet to fore
east the future of political parties, it
doesn't require even the son OF a
prophet to see that the PARTY Lash and
the party shibholeth must decrease as
factors in politics, even though, in
some instances, they are supplanted
by the more dangerous factor, the pc
/ litlcal denogogGe
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REAL ESTATE TKI
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
/ IL COUNTY COURT.

..-.-- IL COUNTY COURT.
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
In the matter Of determining the descent Of GER
tain lands in Douglas county. Wisconsin. 10 the
heirs at law Of Patrick NEicahey. deceased:
Notice i hereby given. That N general term
. Of This Court. held on the bird day 81 February.
1921, the peIitinn al William b. Iowrie grantee
81 tn" heirs al law Of said dtceGeHt. filed in
this Court PRAYING . Judgment determining he
descent of certain lands in Douglas county Wis
c"n>in, 10 all the heirs at lAw of Patrick Null
. CaheS. deceased.
That pursuant 10 an order made herein ST g
general term ri this court held on the third day
OF February, l>9l the said petition will be heard
III general term Of this court. Ia lie held the
seventh day OF AnTil. 1901. al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon AZ that day. III the cfiice Of the County
Judge. at the Court House in the CITY Of Superior
Douglas county. Wisconsin
That the iNud> in respect To which the descent
i sought l., be determined and by the judcm e!It
established are SitGate in Douglas county. Wis
cousin. and are described a. fellows: The South
west qua ter NJ Section No twelve TN in Town
ship No. forty eight 4S1 north Of Range No. tnir-
teen 49, West. containing leo acres more or less
according To the government survey thereof
hatea this Clh day Of February, 1891.
T. i..a CnEsrt.
.. : r0RrR-- t..-,-!.- -f1c~
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Harper ( Brothers have III press
and viii soon publish an interesting
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Lincoln. written by L. E. Chittenden,
Register Of the Treasury during the
ielioG Of the civil war.
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What Is COEScicnree

Methodist Herald.
Conscience IS the voice Of God in the
soul, making audible the truth which
is imperative that man should obey.
Many fonGly imagine they are follow
ing conscience when they are simply
following the devices and desires of
their hearts. .jpZebel. ihab. Eaboth,
the elders and Elijah form an interest
ing tableau on the question. Con
science leads IN one way; it is the way
Of truth and life. They who obey con
science obey God. Otherwise men
simIly obey self; for III man will
Gisohey himself Hence. the multi
tUGe OF rules of right and wrong, all
supposedly based upon conscience.
But who or what IS it that condemns
the doing Of wrong? Surely not the
door OF the wrong Condemnation
and appreciation in moral things are
acts of God in the soul When there
IS no outward accusation for wrong
done or contemplated, the presump-
ten IS such an one is left TO himself.
This IS the outer-darkness; the peace
Of moral death. 50 long as the voice
of reproof. which is not the spirit Of
remorse. IS heard III the soul, 50 long
God pleads with a man against him
self for himself. lie Who follows con.
science follows the law Of truth, and
"Chs.>t Is the eni OF the law TO every
one that belieNr;h that the moral law
and moral sense is of God.
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] AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN
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NOTICE i hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice nf his intention u
make fra! proof III supper; ot lli> claim and that
sand proof viii lie made before the County
Judge for Douglas County, Wisconsin, al
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Nnrii 6. 1901.

VIZ: Samuel Kangas his IA Entry No SIS Tor tie
hNi+ Sec l. Up = y L l3W
He names tile following witnesses IN prove his
continuous TsAIieT3Ce upon. and cultivation "f,
said land. viz: Paul Larson. Thomas Peterson.
Henry kHuutiln. Nike GuStGtS0n. al Of Poplar,
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Pullman Sleepers are also run through between
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1891-02-06

"Is this the be4t?' is question
often asked, when medicii is
wanted. The following are few
of LIE medic ines of known rella-
bility, sold by Smith & Dunkin,
drug gists pf this place. They have
many other excellent N dicines
but these are worthy of especial
mention:
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy,
famous for its cures of severe colds,
and as preventative for Group
Price GO cents per bottle.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, a
general family liniment and es-
pecially valuable for rheumatism.
Price so cents per bottle.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy. the most
reliable known medicine for bow
ell complaints. 1t is especially
priced by persons subject to collie.
1t has cur ID many cases of chron-
ic diarrhoea. Price % and so
per bottle.
st. Patrick's Pills, for disorders
of the liver and bowels. A vigor-
Gus but gentle physic that cleans
es and renoyates the whole sys
TEN. Price IS cents per box.
Chemberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointm ent. For letter, salt-rheum,
scald- head, eczema and chronic
sore eyes Price % cents per bottle
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The Burlington Route.

Reaching in all directions, radi-
ates from the Missouri River like
the arms from the body of an Oc-
topus. One of these arms touch
es Chicago, one st. Louis,
st. Paul, one Denver, one
Cheyenne and SO on. 1t is at
the Missouri River that the pas
sengea traffic, drawn from the sur
rounding states, is consolidated to
be redivided into large solid
trains running between the prin-
ciple cities.
The Bullngton's Chicago train,
the ELI, is probably the
best known and the best liked of
any train running East of the
Mo, River. 1t is composed of Pal
ace sleeping cars, free reclining
chair cars and smoker, vestibuled
throughout, making magnifi-
cent whole. This train leaves Kan
sas City, Atchison or st. Joseph
in the early evening and lands the
passenger in Chicago in time for
business, having served both sup
per and breakfast in it's famous
dining car.
Denver, Colorado, Cheyenne,
Wyoming, and New Castle, Wyo.,
and Deadwood, S. d. are reached
by the straight arm of the Bur
lington & Mlssori River Railroad,
the great thoroughfare to the west
and southwest. Along this line in
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming,
and Noyf hwestern Kansas. pertic-
l2larlyasa. Its new extensions in
that territory, where there is still
some Government Land awaiting
settlement. Those lands are among
the best to be had anywhere in
the country for agricultural and
grazing purposes and in the COM
partlvely new districts are many
farms which can be had at a yer,
low rate from that class of restless
settlers who are always ready to
move farther west" Particular
attention is called to the extension
of the B. & NJ. line to Merino,
Wyo., and which will in a very
short time he completed to Buffa-
10, Wyoming, and Deadwood S. ID
This opens up a large extent of
country in South Dakota and
Northern Wyoming rich in all the |
more valuable minerals. Coal |
deposits in immense quantities
and of the best quality have been
discovered at New Castle, Wyo.,
and large mining operati ons are
how being carried on and will be
greatly increased when the cokine
ovens, new under construction
begin to turn out coke for smelt
ing purposes. Daily trains m
posed of sleepels and chair cars
run to this country from ali the
Missouri river points. For furth-
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How 10 Break up a Severe Cold

From the Virginia City. Mont. Madisonian.
When we find medicine we
know to possess genuine merit,
we consider it II dutv, and WI take
pleasure IN telling the public " hat
it Is Suc,l II netlioiue va found
Chamheilsius Cough Remedy.
BY the use Of tale syrup We have
r lie>o,, III u few hours, scvere
c lids. aud 10 the ,uurae OF Two or
three days, entirely broken them
up rs has several Of our friends
t. whom we have lecommsnd.d
it. 1t /. all it Is represented 1" he
b. the IN an,tfactur-rs. Ii You have
a ,ugh aud vast u stop 1t Cham
Der AIMS Cough Remedy will d.
he " tx. For sale by Smith &
D9nk u
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Why Paw a Dollar

When SOC will do the work. Mil
ton S Sarsaparilla is selling faster
than any other at thi time. You
ask why. Simply because it will
do anything that any other Sarsa-
parilla will do, and [ I'm W it is
the best Blood Purifier on the
market and sells for SOC per bot
lie. Try it! Sold by W. A. NJ C Kee
han North Side Druggist. 52th
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Best Selve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Fever
Sores, Salt Rheum, letter, Chsp-
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, ard
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
curesPiles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box For sale
bv B. +. Henry.