The Oskaloosa Independent from Oskaloosa, Kansas • Page 3

A CRASH Messrs. Coulter and Stevens, the enthusiastic representative of the OF THE Kaksas City, AIar. 20, '79. CATTLE. Fu'ofrshei E7C17 Saturday.

JOBBERS IX; Central House. i I. H. Prholn, Proprietcr. With good fare, comfortable bed, low rate." and prumpt attention this hne is bcconiKig do-' serredly pupuiar.

Feed and liTery stabl a ttch-d. K1 tf SEL Sfft- "THE the InvMtioit on of flection frauds going oh in the peypt of. th great anil prosperous west are not agitated very much orer th title of Hayes to the Freak ency. A hat they wnt to know i where lo go during the wmra't for recreation, and pleasure and as usual the Old Reliable Hannibal St. Joseph Rxi'mad comes to the tront offers cheaper rites, rloae connections, and through ears from Missouri River to the principal plic a el tub-rest in the N'-nh, South and East.

Throuah Day jachea ni Pullman Sleeping Cars are mil fr.un Mif ouri River points to Chicago, via Qniiev. (and tbeChtcagit, Burlingtoo Qaincy Kailiond, mikins clwe wi all lines to tue North and Cast, also with the different steam lines on ha Great LaKes, Thi- i ihe oxtr lineoff rin- a thronwh Unr Coarh and Ptilirnan Sleeping Car, from Missouri river to Tofedn.Ohio. (via the Wahasb without ohaoce. makins cl" con-ecti'ins wilh Rail lines to a print4 East di-r-fltcon ection matte with Post to Pnt-in Bay. the Frstozof tliewen).

Thisisalfotheoxir MneofT'-ring a ihrriigh Day Coach tnim Kanas Ci tiidineapnlt. witboct cbasok, mr.kino ciose connections with all lines Ea-il and South Pleasoro seeker, busincf men and the public renera ty chou'd retnemher thia xt and pu'chase their tickets accordingly; forateat a olFicci in the wt. For Mips, Time Tables. Uate. Aio cat or sHdrefs, S.

LEE, Weitern Pas. Ksnsat ity. or T. PEisFIGI.D. Oen'l Pass.

Ag't, Hannibal, Me. To Dealers throuIr.mt fSuvcVMiiii'-try we would say We isiaHiiig; extensive preparations tor aet (sn- son's trade and shall offer many as-to STYLES, in all kinds off ariiture. Our facilities for turns a vork jare greater than now FULLY settled in our iarvware- rooms, cor. Eela ware we shall be enabled to -with GREATER OASE. All or- -ders entrusted to us shall receive; PROMPT and careful AT 6 lbs COFFEE, $1.

12 lbs SUGAR, $1. 12 lbs PRUNES, SI. 12 fts BLACKBERRIES, SI, 12 lbs ENG. CURRANTS, 81. e-rtviwo.

GR DRIED APPLES, 25c. bars of SOAP, 25c. 4 ft, SODA 25c. And all other Groceries in proportion. 10 yds.

GINGHAM, $1. 16 yds. DRESS PRINTS, SI. CLOAKS at Cost. OVERCOATS ditto.

EVERYTHING at Bed rock Prices. IS THE TIME TO BUY GOODS! J. A. SMITH DEALER IK BOOKS STTI0EPiY, PICTURES FRAHES, Curtains Curtain Fixmrcs Clocks, Jewelry, OSKALOOSA, KAN. 950 All A DT.

S-iinethinsr Pnrticiilaro i MOW TO MAKE IT 1 New for Aeent everywhere. Particular, free. Ad lre's COH. YONOE CO. 6th and Walnut su, St- Louis.

M. DiooMER, DEHixfi Coy, libit, i mm mn Eft Side uf Public Square, OSKALOOSA, HAW. Will Buy and Sell orlrade Hctsw anil ties. Also, will cure the different PISKASES af the Horse, and Remove BLEM ISilKS of all kind? XO CURE. NO PAY- Give a eal ant a triitl.

9-ly B. A C. Wholesab Wareroom3 Cor. IVfain and Dahwarc Stre its. AT OUR 'RETATjTIv ARE ROOMS CORNER THIRD AND DELAWARE STREETS, Wu have an Unsurpassed Stock of FUFJIIURE, CARPETS ALL A MAX OF THOUSAND.

A Consumptive accidentally eori4. WWd death wa honrly spected. ftlt remedies having tailed, and Dr. II. me as experiinentinft with the' many herbs of Calcutta, be accidentally made a of CannabU Indica.

which cured hi only child of Consumption. His child is now in this eountry, and enjoyinc the bot of health. Desirous of beoefitinpr the afflicted, the Doctor now (rivei this Recipe free, on teceipt of two stall pa to pny eipenses. There ia not a ain-gle symptoir of Consumption thai it does not at once take 1 of and diipate. Nizht a-eats.

peevishness. Titation of the nerves, failure of the memory. uifBcult expectoration, harp pains in the hi tigs, sore throat, chi'ly fenantions. nausea av the stomach, inaction of the bowel and wasting away of the musclej. Address Craddoek and 1034 Kaee Phila 'elphia.

gi ving name of this paper. Utowi day made' by any worker of either jex.rifht in their own localities. Particulars and enmnles worth So free, improve your rpare uine at tlii business. Address Uo-. l'ort- land.

Maine. 81-lr 771 is not easily earned in these times. but it ran be made in 3 months or any one of either eex in any part of the country who if willing to work steadily at the employment that we furnish. $66 per week in your own town. Yon need not bo away from home over night.

Yon can etve your whole lime to the work, or only your spiire moments. We have agents who are making over SZ0 per day. All who engage at onco can make money fust. At the present time money cannot be made no easily and rapidly at any other buinesi costs noiiung 10 try ioe buMne-s- Terms anJ S5 outfit free Address at onco, H. Hallett Portlan 1.

Me. flgHaweek invournwn town. S30utfit ee. No iayD risk. Reader.if you want a business at which persona of either sex can make great pay r.ll the time thev work, write for particulars to HallsttA Oa PortUai.

91 Hy H. MO RLE fiiuiicntft iuilfltii iflOP EAST SIDE PUPLIC SQUARE. Oskaloosa, Kan. 'l kino of wo done with neatness and despatch. which every one desiring to pur- chase should first examine.

Prices always at ihe bottom. Call and sec Lcavcmvorth, Kansas. LAWRENCE JOURNAL THE 1 i i 1) vx. ,1. It T1 1 I if- 'v.

1 i MM 4 IS MANUFACTURED BY Leavenworth Times, are in town see iug what they can sea and bearing what they can hear. Mr. C. is engaged in giving a genuine "writing up" of the prominent points of the State no catch penny puffs, but "true to the lifts" sketches. Success to them.

A "fhunk a KfiV ton ne i J' ioajea oio, wno piays on our streeta.amuses hu comrades by sticking pins in his Ieg9. For a consideration, ay, of a of peauut, lie will drive a piu to tiie head into his thigh, and says it doesu't bun much! Queer prank, anyhow Mrs. J. W. Day, of Topeka, is visit-iog friends in town.

TleadH'ht oil sifts and pure at Wilson drug store. Public School Hkpokt. At the lat exnmiuation btld in the rti, the tollo.vincr pupils were assign- In tlm 8ents of honor: clas. JffMe Huhau tmd Vic. Macnb-r; class, C.hs.

a Hd and Grace, Williams: "CcW Anna Nobl. and i Liazi; Bl-viuH class, ilattic Sin-nard and Vic. Rennet. J. M.

Cotton-, Piin. Vrhrn ni paint your tmup, the material at Holler's. DtiitUtrj. Dr. O.

MvN.rv, of Loavfii worth, will be at lite Jfil-rou II iue April 1st, and will rvrnam djys, when all thot who hum tr.fr fetli altt-nded to wiil do wei! to c.di. l)ftor W' i of tb'j it ouable. iccs 2 1 A Rt-iga, vi nwnrib is the leading confectionery mnuiir'iiirrr o' th metropolis an the t-tnte. He always keeps freth goods and glls tb-m bottom prices. Give him yur patro for anything you ie in his I in You will always find him geutleius: ly and his goods as reported.

Wbite lead, oil, glass, putty, Wdson Holler's drugstore. 'We direct particular attention to the card of uis Mayo in this uuut I er. Ho is a gentleman of Merlit Worth whom if i pl-jinre to recom mend. Give bini a call for anything in his line. City Notice is hereby given that on Mmi day, April 7, t-bi tion will b- held to choose a major, five eotinciimeu, and one police juilfe, for the city of Oskaloo.a, B.

P. Stanley." City Cierk Famine Ended. It will do a bun gry man good to look in at new market, ami see the fresh fat juid the choice break rut bacn and a fine lot of nice dried beef. Business! Farmers, Look litre! Eveiy nek tiinl freight wagon thrtl comes in brings more new i'armiuc iinpltii.ents to L. F.

himI ttiose iiiterts'nl will Hud at his a fine i of latest and best. drills, burrows, cultivators, aud even thing essc.itial t' modern and success ful farming. Call at once and learn prices. Bring your plows to be sharpened, horses to be shod, and all kinds of olacksmithing done, to Seth Fairchild, the 'bo-s' smith, who is located ut the obi 1-iiiih bo stand, ready and wiilitig lo your woik iu good style at low rates for cash. The Time Dkawei Near when D.

P. Morgan, the popular photographist, will "oeek other field ami pastures new," ami some who iuteud having their pictures taken hut kepp puttii it off and putting it off, will lose thr 'golden opportunity and bo disappoin ted iu their desires. Mr. M. is doing good work and should bn encouraged to return.

Call at once make no delay. S. W. Pudiloek Iihs removed his shop to the S. E.

comer of the sijuare one door east of T. H. Noble's stoie. Take notice ami net accordingly. Ladles, Now is the Time to Get Justanived a fnsh invoice of ele gant new gods, at the rooms of the Misses Fairholm, to which the atten tioa of the ladies is respectfully called.

Come earlv for choice. We can now furnish the Kansas City Weekly Journal, one of the best and most reliable papers in the cn'ire wet, at the low price of $1.15 to any of our subscribers who are pai up. Complete stock reports, all the news. outid and able editorials, for a nere song, end in your names I A full line of burial cae and robes at George Davis' Furniture Establish oient, eolith of Deihert's st-re. Hctre furnished to attend funerals.

A Hamlssme Income far anEnfrgdicLiy or Cut. The Ohio Scale Works of Cincinnati have jnst completed and are now introducing to the puMie a 'a ly 8niiie 1 Finily Sjile. an article thit has always been needed in every hotiseboM. nnd in a communication addressed the publishers of this paper the proprietor ask to ro-fer them to em reliable party, to introduce itfr them to the people of this eouut. It is very el-dom tleit anew article steps so suddenly into universal favor.

Housekeepers are loud i i it praise It is alwavs ready, there are no weirn's to get lost or to be hunted up. ts reliable and wiil not get out of order. The description of them is a handsome base snriaourted by a column in which works a spiral spring so scientifisatly adjusted as to weigh anything up to twelve pounds with pr-feet sccurary. On the top of column is the platform on which articles to be weighed are placed, and tbey hare an adjustable indicator so that yon can take Ihe tare of any vessel you ne in weighing, giving you the exact net weight. Housekeepers al once see their value id weighing frut.

sugars and other ingredients used in ptesvrviug. cooking, or in tesiiug the weight orpurehases made from others- The Guiles are mda all of Crass, are highly polished and are Bui hei in a skillful manner 1 hey are very attractive and take the eye of every one who sees them It seem to as thai near ly every family in bis county will want I it is certainly a rate opportunity for some I smart and tnsrgetie person to pick np quite nice tittle ineome during the next few months Ihe Company has aaenu in other Bounties who CO, FISH Choice native fcteers, S4.40 (3 4.60 Prime do 4 00 Oil 4.40 Good native shipping do 3 65 4 00 IlgBl BllippiOjS UO 6UU Uood leediua steers 3.50 C4.00 Choice C0W9 auJ 3.00 (ai 3.25 2.50 2 90 Good do HOGS. Prime packers' Liht medium grades 3.40 3.60j 3.00 to 3.35 i SHEEP. Prime natives Good medium 4.00 V.O 3.00 3 75 WHEAT. No.

winter Ka. 2, No. 3, No. 4, Spring wheat, No. 2, CORK, OATS, ETC.

No. 2, corn, Rejected, No. 2, oats, .91 .87 .2 .24 .27 .85 k' o'vp FRUIT, BUTTEE, ETC. A pples, per 2.80 3 00 Butter Cheese, .5 (a .6 do Eastern, Potatoes, Early Rose, .45 (( 55 do, Prach Blows, .60 .70 Chieken, lb, .6 (a) .7 do per doz $2 50 2.75 rict li res! Now is your time to tier photographs anu all kinds ot pictures oi yotirseii nd your friends, at Morgan's Gallery, located on the south side of the public square. Mr.

is prepared to take all kinds of pictures in all sorts of weather. Get a picture of yourself, your wife and the bames, and if you have no wife get one of vour girl's, and if you have no girl, get a picture of some other fellows girl any way get a picture while you have the opportun ity to get a good one. Read the advertisement of B. White-ly, the western agent for the White Sewing Machine. He also keeps the Singer machiue, and gives purchasers their choice.

lb- is the livesf sewing machiue man we have seen in Kansas, gentlemanly and accommodating in everything pertaining to the business, iim' understands what he is about. Give him a cU. Odd Fellow's Building, corner of Fourth and Shawnee tricts, Leavenworth. K. We have.

received the annual Catalogue of James Vi.k, the prince of fl iriculturists, Rochester, N. Y. It rs a fine wi-rk, with a beautful fbiwer-foHte. We need say no word in praise Mr Vi.k he is well known to most fur readers as a reliable dealer and ne of the most enterprising men in his iield of operations in the world. If you wish any flower seeeU or bulbs, send to him for theiu.

Examination. There wi 1 be a teachers' examination it Oskaloosa in the district school I oue during Friday and Satur lav, March 14 uhd 15, 1879. Applicants; tor all grades will attend Iriday, as one day is not enough to pass the examination and do justice-. CnA3. Smith, Co.

Supt. We hereby request pvery person who is indebted to this efHce to come for. ward and settle up without delay. If you do not have the money give your notp. Do not hand this over to your neighbor it means you as well as biin.

Now is Your Time To purceae Clothing at bargains of C. M. Salinger, at the famous Oak Hall Clothing House, Leavenworth. "Strike while the iron is hot," for when it cools you may never have another opportunity to secure these goods at such prices. Go to his establishment at once, or you may be too late to secure the article you want.

They are Hoing off "hot cake," and the first of of January will soon be here. have seen these goods. They are in styles and at prices to suit all classes of customers; but they will not remain long on hand at cost prices; so it will be the "earlv bird that will catch the worm." this tima. Go there at once. aud he that early bird.

See advertisement. Any of our readers who wish to take the Leavenworth Daily Times Ami ihe Oskaloosa Independent can have both papers for the price of the Daily Times alone. We have an arrangement with the publisher of the Times by which we are enabled to make this offer to our patrous. C'oaks Cloaks at Hamilton's. MILLINERY COST Now is your time At the Misses Fairholm.

Particulars hereafter Gra Early Special IVotices- ACAED, To who are suffering front the errors and In diaertUnnto'yoath. nervous weakne.eariy decay. I wtu send a mat wiu 1 JL. Mil ra.tnA th.t vill I. C.

rarpentpr, Joiner and Builder. Estimates raaila, contra ts taken, and all work done in a finished manner. Apply at Roberta' Furniture Store, north siua pub. square. al- ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.

Rooms South-east eorner court-house sanarc aver iormer post-office. fcl JIIYSICIAX A SCRGEOX. All calls promptly atteuded to. OSee f. Corner square.

Residence one square east the court house. S4 MORSE FOSTER. Attorneys-at-Law ani Land Asrsnts. Abstract of Title FnrnKhed. Office North Side PuMie Square.

OSKALOOSA. KANSAS. W. P. GILLuLY, Attoni97-at-Law and Land Agsnt.

Taxes paid for non residents. 0SKAL003A. KANSAS. 780 J. W.

BALSLET. li. D. Office Westsida of Publio Square, north of Buck's Drug Store. RetiiDEHcxoae square east of the.

Court House. GEO. W. H0GEB00M, M. Surgoon, Residence on Delaware street: Office in Drug Store, west sids of Public Square.

KEELER GEPHART, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to them, examine titles to real estate, pay taxes make collection, etc. Uifice north of Public Square, next door eart of Taylor's Bank, e1)- J. T. TRAPP Will do you a Fina Job of House and feign Tainting. Uralninp.

Wlnzmg. P.s.pcr-Hsng-ing, Kalsotnining, at Granger Prices. a- ON AQD CABBUOK rAIKTl.NQ A SfECIAt.TT. 917-tf GEORGE DAVIS, Dealer in Furniture, Chairs, A good supply of Furniture on hand orders Sbi purchase or manufacture promptlv executed, and everything uruiihed at bod-rock urioes. i -ft 'ASAHUlUa ApoAJOaaj 'AXVJKo: uajprrrto; aaar aosvao 'AVdT IIIAV sin II.nw..-I Ax vni ataes le aeuiag qsnSas nj psnssj -snqpasqng jo sqnia Snipaas toq) 01 fiwaiKSTHsi aiaxaids 30t 'mjmkmI 'usaiuatls S13 43quiBu i3uig -ppit uotdUMnn( I 1 I n.v.

'3JOUI jo jo sqnjo oi ll 'ifJftKMt au8l ot da MV utoi 1 SS IOaI 4STJlHIIl0U3U'B0TJ8ravl am nt 'joi pus 'SAOqc aqt ny- Cfl -aAjiaaMsar pus iioi '8DNIAVUON3 M3AOi j3ds-snoH idHAjoi Uo-jiSsHiA Jo'aspjef) JO 'uas 'uaaMS 'sss-ion aui3 jo jeuno ajjas lot -quosj "qino sss "jiaji joj NOIAViAldOJNI OMIAVd QUIA nn Cnrr nn ml 'aaonaau 3oiad WlrVftVWAWW5 f5 2 9 Oft- .05 Go New Furniture Store. North oi Court house. A hew stock, which will be kept full and complete. J. D.

PATTERSON, CScial Pmji of Jofaa Coaly. err an1 arrlv follows nsl-aloaii awt Winchester route fVilly eh wv. onerttnr wifh trnltt on the R. t3v at7 A. mirt arrive at B.

M. Oakaloout and Perrv Mil. e.rh vrnv, l-Barttng with on Kann Paiiflc K. sit joint" eat, mmv anil t. l.oaves at 8 A and strive, at p.

Osfcfllnona. 0swVn Sret Creel: route. Trl-WrrkW with trln'n the A T. F. R.

Inve Tne.lav,ThMrdriint teur-days, at 8 A. an returns una Jav at 5 M. ok-i1nna "nil Ust'imrnrtli route via during Sale F-rnl-Wlv. Wn-lav and A. and rcturnj Tuestnjr and Frl- ija a fl P.

M. O.lratonsn und lawrenre ront vl 'ToO'llnrt it ill Chester Onee per wt Fridays at A nd return Sitnrdsvs at i AIHetier. end not In t'm end rw'iv wrnonen n.i..r? ck'tnr the sack, wt'l He otr nntil nort mrll. Office hour, from A. M.

M-. "tid a Fxnrinra fro-r. 12-31. lo ISO p. j.

Oct. lilh. 17" W. R. PRICE.

P. M. KANSAS flENTKAL I'AILWAY Time Tnblo. 2 A INS LEA VE WINCHESTER GOISO WEST: M.xedTruin 4.20. p.

m. OOINT, EAST: MixeJ a.m. jlail hacks from Oskaloosa npnct with traina In the mid: of Spring we are in-n dccidKl cold fRfifi. The town is with drummer how coniinff and j.m intr daily. Some of a ba-e ball erup tion Here but we hope it won't bo fcrious.

There are lots of ducks in the ponds north of.Osawkee, but the average re turn is abf ut one dut to prerv hunter. Dr. Dickinson, the venerable ftate Jibrria.n, pave us a call tbi- week, down to look after bis property near town. A new bouse is to gi up at once on the Critchfkdd farm, to take the place of the fine burned. S.itn.

Peppard hiif the contract A furious attempt at a rain storm, last nijht, resulted in but a barely perceptible tthowt-r of water. The ground is quite dry, aud the wheat needs rain badly. Messrs Gratigny and Geopfcrt, two of the 'solid' oik-s of Perry, made us nn areeable call, Wednesday. They came to interview the railway viewers, tut were too earlv, a.i the force hudn arrived. Owing to a tnUuhdi-rMaudiug, or Itek of H.ffi ieut nolire, the lettur.

of Messrs. Coultvr and Milligau were Mot well attended net Tuesday ev werw postponed one week. We hope they ill begivon a good audience. We entirely forgot to mention the arrival ol' a prominent personage last Friday week the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

M. Gephart, who, it is hoped, will tafte up her residence permanently in ur mid-t. All wtll and everybody happy. As W. A.

Hamilton, Dr. Davidson and J. W. Roberts were starting from "Winchester, Tuesday, the rear seat of the spring wagon tipped over backward threw both the latttr gentlemen bruising thun about the shoulders, aud arms. Tommy Gardiner has hougNt him a prtss and some type, and is going to try newspaper printiug in a mild way.

Well, T. success to you may you not Cud at the end of the year that the experience alone is yours, and the capital t'other fellow's! Dr. Ilosford, oue of the oldest and best known of the oid-tim? citiz-jns of ibis vicinity, died at his residence ntar Grove City P. last Tuesday, after a long illness. He was interred in Pieasaut View cemetery, Rev.

L. D. Price conducting the services. For the past week garden talk has subsided, ami the seed mark has suddenly collapsed. After weeks of warm weather, uorlh wiud brought us a supply of sharp winter weather, and at this writing the temperature is just getting moderate and pieasaut again.

A yeting son ofLtni. Evtns broke his arm by falling from a straw stack, afrwdaysago. W. Roberts' t'irec year old boy broke his right fore arm by a tumble, one day lately. And Alf.

Russell tore the ball off of bis middle finger, last week, while unload-iug wood. A big time is expected at the "later race" this turday afternoon. But may be you hadn't heard of it before, and very likely you don't know what a "later race" is. Well, it is to come off on east Jefferson ftreet, and will beat the eastern walking matches alt to jtieces, and after you see it you will know all about it. Several dollar Lave beeo subscribed as a "purse," nod there will be fun, taters and dark ies till you tau't rest.

Onstable Bill Howard is acting as "boss," and Saturday afternoon is the time, iu front of the I xdepesdent office, the jilucc. No hoax. NO TE BETTER IN THE STATE If you have anything to BOOKS. MA-QA-ZIiSTES, NEWSPAPERS, or whatever you wrish to preserve, take it to the HA CINE, WIS. WE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF F'1RM, and FSiPR IJG And by eonBoing ourselves strictly to one claw of work, by employing none bat the BET WORK3IEX, Using nothing but FIEST-CLAS3 IHP207ED MACHINESY and tha VERY DEST CF SELECTED TIMBER, And by a THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF TIIE BUSINESS we have justly earned the reputation of making -THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS." We give the following gxkxranty with each We Hereby Warrant the FISH BROS.

WAG-OX No to be well made in every particu and get Good' Work at Low Prices. lar and of good material, and that the strength of Should any breakage occur within one year worktna ish'p. rop iirs tor the i ne will be price of said repairs, as per agent's price list will sample ot the broken or detective parts as eviuunce. 3 USE THIS, BRAND. i ji JJ 6 rj Tt-i 1 1 arjSff-V KRtf YCHU WaVrA a ri-il in tot S.krj.is' otis5od.

Wi with ik juals Four he bst faking fowler, ravjag Teaty Times it et Se paekAr. far raluabja tar anJ dees ijotp-. BLANK BOOHS and all orders for promptly. -responded to and done an the most substantial manner and best style. Give your orders to the Lawrence, Mansas.

tb'ssaraei suSeient forall work with fair nsago from this date by reason of defeetive material or furnishe'l at place of sale free of charge, or the bo paid iu cash by the purchaser producing a FISH DUOS, CO ro-n every seMion of the United States. of our AGRICULTURAL PAPER ta BEND BROS CO. Racine, Wisconsin FEE MILL. And Improved Big Giant. mi MAN His Own NEEDED.

SEIND3 AS FA3TA3A1IY Ctisr Mill of xh2 Sma Price. TIIK OXLY SUCCESS! UL MILL MADE EASILY hHARPEKEIK Grinds Corn rd4 Co1, Kbelled Corn, at. Karley, mod MmHll Graiu. HAKES FAMILY BICAL tcos riPvST vzziivm SZIUBITSS EVERY FACiVWANTS ONE H.asl for Pri DofccrlptlM to 2Eaxtafistarer, Racine, Wisconsin, .187 Knowing we can suit yon. we solicit patronise FOR flUGfi LIST and TERMS, and lor a copy, FISH fim "Tiie Golden Belt" Itnutr- TV.e quickest, safest and most reliable route ti all points East or West is via the Kasmas Paci-rio Railway, through the fanvus "Golden Belt" (the wheat region in the world).

Passengers for Denver and the Rocky Mountainsshould remember that this is 120 miles the shortest. 23 hours the quickest, and the only line running through to Denver without change of eara. Going East, close eoancetioos are made at. Kanea City and Leav en worth with all the great throngb routes for all points East. North and South.

The Favorite Line to the San Juan Minex. Passenger taking the Kaxsah Pacific can tep over at Denver ami visit the mines and smelting works in itsvicinity. Close connection made with the Denver snd Flio Grande Railway for Colorado Serings. La Veta. Del Norte and Lake Coy.

The only line west of the Missouri River ennipped with th Weiing-honse Improved Automatic Kir Brake, roifht shippers, attention Thk Kassas Pvo-fi Fast Kur.iGHT Exfke3 makes Ibe best'tirae and affords the most rapi.t transit of freigh? between the Missouri River and alt principal points in Rinses, Colorado, Sew Mexico, Juan and Arizona. Fr information concerning rates: maps. Snides, pantphlets. call naen or address, OHN MDIR. D.

E. CORNELL. Gen. Fr't Agt- G-n'l Pats'r Agt. T.F.

OAKES. Gen. Kansas Citt. A full line of coffins, burial cast, at Roberts new furniture tore. This is the place to come.

Bottom prices on all work in this line. Good-ready-made or put nptowrderonsh notice of all styles and grades. This way George Davis is still on top The old established Furniture Store is moving right along with new goods, good work and low prices It is the placa to go for your bargains in household furniture Coantj SurYeyor. Letters ad-drefiai to mo at Oskaloosa or Grant-villa will receive proir pt attention. J.

JoNia Patch Prints for Comforts at Hamilton e. Evergreens Forest Trees At ret I to Farmers and Planters at Prirc.v LiROEST STOCK. GREATEST RIETY CHEAPEST AND BE.ST Send Stamp for Price Llt to GEO. PIKStT. SmrgeoB Bay.

U. OTICE hereby given lo all crrditors and other tnterea in the etoi of John Jcl- tries ecaed. late of Jtflrra corm'y, Kan-j a. that the uWersignett, aimim-traf i na estate, in-ends in make host ee 'lement of il; earn. a th next term at the Pr hate Ctiarr Jyffersr efiiwy, K' nas to bt Md at tlu eity county.

rontmmCTnii Jan- nary 6th 1879. Said ettlam.t will ft mad. on ihe 34 oi alarm in. a. oi i -m K.

Drug, Medicine; Paints, Oih, Glui Putty, WTXCH ESTER, KASSAe Mr. Parties iotendinff to nlant any. ire? the coining; spring ehnuld red th alifrt.tp.ful DENTIST, Cfi jeoverB. W. Woodirard'f DrugSt I Lawrence, Kan.

J. A. FIELD, SON JS 1 ortSs ST. LOUIS, MO re easily making from fo to So per day selling i nT i them, anl we recommend parties in need of cm you. RKE OF CH RGB.

ploytnontto drop the OHIO SCALE -ORKsl. diseo'rered by No. 125 and Central Avenue. Cincinnati. a lf lir-'d Xt3'J'nr't Postal Caid.

and all information ere wOj (. T. I3.f. S.mi:n Bnn, AYm Tir C.fy. them cheerfully by mentioning this rrr.

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