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ijauaijiam.j wS8iw--'rf Senatorial Convention. Na aal laatitasa. THEY DID IT. Your Wants Gan Be Supplied FM Trier's Cti Gicn MONDAY, With Crackers, Soap, Starch, Indigo, washing Crystal, Pickles and Flour. White Clend Items.

A movement is on foot to organize a IXar-rifon and Morton club in town. Mrs. R. M. Williams and daughter Kit, formerly of White Cloud, now of Hasting, have been in the city, the past week.

They returned, on Thursday. A. S. Brewster went to Troy, on Wednea-day. Wm.

Arnold, of Brown Coanty, while on hi way to White Cloud, one day last week, was thrown out of his wagon into Roy' Creek, and considerably hurt, though not dangerously. The accident waa caused by tbe breaking of tbe ring in tb neck-yoke. Tbe City Council has passed aa ordinance leving a tax of ten mills on tbe dollar for general purposes. The School house is being re-roofed. The White Cloud Eeriew failed to show np, last week, as announced.

The family of J. 8. Springer, wbicb has been spending some weeks in Colorado, returned, on Friday. The steamer "Roy Lyrds will make an excursion to Rulo, August 26, leaving at 10 a. and returning in the evening The White Cloud Base Ball Boys went to Oregon, Friday, to play with the elub there, and got The City Improvement Council has abundant opportunity to spread itself, tbis season.

The heavy rains have made the streets in bad condition. Tbe street committee, however, is working faithfully, a'nd some streets are in good fix again. An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Swart was buried, on Thursday. Mr. A. W.

Brewster addressed the Harrison and Morton Club at Highland, Saturday evening, upon the issues of the campaign. And so tbe ball opens. The birthday of Miss Georgie Harpater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Harpster, Gen. Arthur St. Clair. Sbvekxxce, Aug.

SO, 18S8. Fbicxd Muxes: In tbe issue of the Chief of August 9th, I found an interesting ketch of the battle of Tippecanoe, in which memorable mention is made of the part my great-grand-father. General Arthur St. Clair, took in securing the independence of this country. Frequently have I thought that his name was forgotten, and his deeds unknown to this generation, outside of the line of descent; but in your sketch of the old man's life aad services, I wa pleased to know that there waa one west of the Mississippi, who had not forgotten him, nor waa willing te let the centennial anniversary pas without paying a just tribute of praise to his valor and patriotism in the straggle for independence end liberty of this country.

That old homestead on top of Chestnut Eidge, though rude, and without any mechanical display, environed by forest trees, with no other habitation within miles, I still love, yet it has been thirty years since I laat vie wed it. Tbe old General had tbe title so fixed that no one of his descendant who fell beir to thi tract of land could make title in fee simple, as it was heriditary property. At my fatber'a death, it fell to me, according to tbe provisions of the entailed instrument, being my father'a oldest male child. And just before the war, negotiations were pending for tbe sale of my life lease, which were closed after I enlisted; I was then unmarried, which brought the purchaser to time in connection with my contract to stop rebel bullets, no doult thinking, if not prajiog, that he would hold tbe land forever. But be was on happily surprised to find that I came through with sufficient strength to raise three boys, of whom the oldest bears the name of tbe old General, and who, after my death, will fall possessor of the old homestead.

It ha been and is yet the uncharitable fashion of tbis country to remember longer Pirk-I ps Aboat Doalphaa. Mr. O. Edwards will give a lawn party at ber residence, two miles north of Donipbaa, Saturday evening, August 25th. All are invited.

Mr. R. Mansfield, of Attica, spent a few days in Doniphan, last week. Osnl Anderson and brother spent last week in visiting relatives en Wolf River. Some parties wbo have been gathering blackberries, have made aa much as fifteen to twenty-five dollacs.

Blackberries have been plentiful ou the river bluffs, this season. Work on the Miller bridge is progressing, and will soon be completed. Mrs. Laura Goff and daughter, and Miss Ida Hyde, of Atchison, are visiting here, this week. William Weyer and wife, from Kulo, came down, last week.

William is iu bad health, but feels some better, since he came down. Church at both bouses, I act Sunday. The porn crop will be immense, this season, in Doniphan County. Fanners find a good many chinch bugs, plowing in the stubble. Do not forget the law party in the sell ool house yard, the 23d.

Albert Waller came down from Nebraska, last Saturday evening, and returned Monday. John Forman and wife left for Lincoln. Will visit there a few days, and will then start for Wyi ming. EPLfRlBrS. Wnarfal Cares.

W. D. Hoyt St Wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome, say: We huve been selling Dr. King's New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buekleu's Arnica Salve for four Have never handled remedies that sell as well, or give such uuiversal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this eity.

Several caaes of pronounced Consumption have been entirely cured by the use of a few bottles of Dr. Kiug's New Discovery, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. We guar ICOn AV Rice' HominJ'- Beans Dried Peas, On-I LOUn I ions, Parsnips, Cabbage and Coffee. Urn ETC A 'nam Breakfast Bacon, Shoulders, LUIl CO UM 1 9 Com Bacon CS1'), and Herring. TUIIRQflAV rifid Apples, Dried Apricots, Prnnes, I II 110 UM I i Raisins, Figs, Dates and Tea.

rpi A anned Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Oysters, rill lM Boston Baked Beans, Cherries and Plums. Jellies, Maple Syrup, Cerealine, Oat Meal, Soda, Baking Powder, Yeast CATI IDnAV Cakes Chow-Chow, Pickled Ort I llUi I 9 Halford Sauce, Catsup, Mustard, Candies, and Sweetmeats for John, when he comes to see Maria. Tbe following ia tbe enrollmentyto Tues day noon C. C. Vinsonbaler.

J. O. Walker. DoravWatktua, Ketta Barnbart, Lncy Denton, Effie Newton. J.

Wilson, Mary Hall. A. R. Grave. J.

D. Parker, F. F. Paige. Frank G.

Hedrick, -Mary Watson, Susie Gallagher, Clara Puh. Maggie Kirwaa, Maggie O'Sbea. Joanna French, J. J. Baker.

C. K. Tewosend, H. L. Goddin.

Ida Townsend. Eva Kotscb. Emmett Truax, Charles A. Parker, E. H.

Bullock, Mem. N. Dixon. Hattie Castle. Edna Davis, Maui Patterson.

Arthur Bell. Alcid Bower. Oscar Wakemaa, Gettie Hanson, Bauer, Tina Tobin, J. S. A'wrman, B.

F. Bauer, Msude Ferbea. Agnea Richards, Mark Bursa, Win. Townsend, Gep, W. Kinkead, Cbloe L.

Brown, J. R. G.bbina. G. W.

Rummel, J. Z. Clem, A gore Mayne. Mollis Hook, Alio Rankin. Lrdie Mallows, Bessie Castle, Cbarlr Overlander, Ella Overlander.

cieanor uitcnell, Florence Watson, Mamie Weiton. Annie Curtis. Lizxie Cavanaugh, Maggie Bannon, Chas. V. Cbaa.

R. Hewins, Anna M. A nee, Anna Rnville, D. G. Watson, E.

Carrier, Mollie Gray, Katie Browniag, S. M. Gilmore, Ella Wood, Belle Thompson, Nellie Forrest, Josie Shea, Kate Cavanaugh, Julia Kennedy, Mrs. A. L.

La vert Lucy Brown, ran ur tie Whitney, Abbie Denver. Sophia Zimmerman, J. M. Pure. II, Laura B.

Kiley, Nnllie Burkh titer. Naomi Roll, Addie Thompson. Nannie Maynard, Eva Flemming, Cbaa. Fluyd. W.

Speck, Teachers' examination at the public school building, beginning at 8 o'clock, a. Fri day, August 24th, 1888. Pilea! Piles! IlcaaB Pilea! Symptoms- -Moisture; intense itching and stinging; most at night; worse by scratch ing; if allowrd to continue, tumor form whieholten bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore Swsjne's ointment stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulceration, and in most case removes the tumors. At the druggists, or by mail, for SO cents. Dr.

Swsyne St Son, Philadelphia. Petit Jukoks The following ia a liat of petit jurors drawn for tbe October term of UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Sf Louisiana State Lottery Company InroronitMl hv th in l-, for YA-ncationttl aud Charitable pn 'm'-. and ita frun-t'him m-td a iart of the pr-nt tt Ctmt tt u-UuD, in lc-79, by an overwhelming popular vote. It fSR AS it EXTRAORIHSAHT Hit A FT-MStis tak ptac Smti-Aptnuatlf, tJttnfnnA Iwwle-, artel it URA.Xi SlStiLK A iSUS tttkf iWire um rn of the athr-r ttn nth of lie ter, find arr ail rtratrn in ttuhtir, at the Actulrmu ot XVe dt hrrrby certify that trt mivrrrinr th arraHtjements or all the Monthly an lunr-Icrlj Irmrinfj of The Louisiana Xtute Lottery ComfMiny, and in person manage ami the Graving themstlces, and that the am ore cinducted trith honenty.

dimr, and in fftXMi faith totrard all partie, and re authorize the Company to uite thia certificate, trith fae-si m-iles our tttpmlu, attached, in ita adcerttat menu. t'omntfiaaioarrs 1TWa unttrrsiinisd Ttankn and Ranhm irill pny all Prize dYa ten The l.ntinaiM State Lutterne which may be jrr-tib-ii at mr rmmfr-rj. it. yt. wti.jin.Kv, Pres.

Louisiana National Bank. PIKKIIK I.AMtl. Pres. State National Ba.ik. a.

n.ti,nwij. Pres. New Orleans National Bank. A It HOII, Pres. Union National Bank.

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, In the Acsdemy ot Music. New Orleans, Tuesdsy. September 11. 1888. CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000.

100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dolla rs each. Halves. $lO; Quarters, S3; Tenths, Twentieths, SI. l.loT UK IrteSV, ll 1 I A Delegate ConTention for th. First Senatorial District, oomped of tt Cra-uim of Doniphan and Brown, will held at Hiawatha, at 1 p.

on Wednesday. fcpUnbtr 19th. 1888. for the porposa of nominating a candidate for StaU Senator, to represent the District in the Kanaaa Legislators. Each County will bo entitled to 10 delegates and 10 alternate in the Convention.

The delegate and alternate to aaid ConTention will be eboaen at aneb time and la anah manner aa the Central Committee of the respective Couatie may designate. Bj order of tbs Senatorial Committee. 8m'l. X. Joh-jsos, Chairman.

J. B. Murray, Sec. (Kepnbliean papers in the District, please py- CVnlral Caslttee Hrrtla. Tba Republican Central Committee of Doniphan, County are requested to meet at tba Court Honse, in Troy, on Tuesday, August US.

1888. at 1 o'ejock, p. for tbe transaction of such busineea aa may properly come before tbem. C. LbxaKD, Chairman.

8. N. Johnson, Secretary. Fl A prominent Citizen of Forest City, Arkansas, pays the follewing tribute to the excellent result of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy: "After spending hundreds of dollars for medicine and doctors' fees, without any good results for my wife, who bad been troubled for year with ehronio diarrhiea, I proenrsd for a trial two bottlea of Chamberlain's Col ie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy, and 1 can say it effected a complete last Arkannan, Forrest City, Arkansas. It ia the best medicine ever produced for pain tbe stomach, in cholera morbus- bloody flux.

and summer complaint. Sold by D. Sin clair St Bro. Tbb Macmdohian Car. It ia six years since we have had a resting spell.

We feel that we are getting a "hot box," and run ning down, aa it were. Our readers can see this, from the meagre amount of editorial wa have been able to grind out, for the last two or three months. Wa need oiling, and winding np, so we can put in good licks, the remainder of the campaign. The very low excursion rates offered by tbe railroads to Ohio and return, on aeeount of the Grand Army Keunioa at Columbus, have set us to longing for th wooded hills and valleys. and tbe clear streams running over pebbly beds, where yon ean see tbe minnows dis port themselves, and tbe crawfish craw among the periwinkle shells, back in Ood's eountrv.

think about two weeks or suoh a matter would be mighty restful There is but one thing lacking a little ready money. How many of our patrons are sufficiently anxious to get rid of us for even that short time, to send in a small por tionoftb Ave or six thousand dollars due ns an subscription, advertising, and job- work If we can collect enough money by tbe 5lb of September to pay our way, we'll go if not. we'll stay right at home, and make you tired. mistake I made by using Maple Balsam for coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, bronchitis, back lag cough, tickling in throat, incipient consumption, and all lung tronblea iu genera1 Pleasant to take, relieves quick It, and ia healing and soothing. Try it.

Trial bottlea at D. C. Sinclair St Bro'a. Dokiphah Codntt Aim. 1 he premium list and the posters for the 20ih annual Fair of tbe Doniphan County Fuir Associa tion have been out for some days.

Last year, they were a little late in getting out but this year, they are in plrnty time for all to get their exhibits ready who wish to make entries. While tbe premiums are not so large aa are offered by associations who have a whole State or States to drpmd up on, they are sufficient to pay for the trouble and expense the exhibitor will be at, and it is hoped that every citizen of tbe County, this booming year for crops, will try to make an exhibit that will cause those peo ple who are forever depreciating their County ashamed of themselves. In two PRIZE (IK in llKI IViO l'KIZK OK liHl.OIKI in IIKMHHI I IMilZK OK in 30.1 1 l'KIZK OK sfi.ixm in -i'l moi al'HIZKSOK III "(HI are m) ISPKIZKSOK are l'KIZK OK l.lH( an- lmi OK NHi un- mi mm I'KIZKSOK ait KM" hi SuO I'KIZKS or' are Iiio.imO AI'I'KOXIMATIOM ritiKs. ion Prizi-n of are So HHI ilo. are mil 100 tlo.

voo are au.ino TKKMINAL I'KIKH. ilo. 10 arp too ilo. loo are the District Court Charles Acker, Iowa Township Henry Bohr, Marion Jamn II. Hum, Wolf River Joseph Wyatt, Iowa John Hoverson, Wolf River Jamea A.

Row, Burr-Oak Gator, Wolf River Cbarlea Laipple, Washiugton James Burke, Wayne A. Muencb, Washington. Wm. Dsvereux, Centre Wui. H.

Roll, Marion C. H. Mars ton, Iowa Wm. Ritenour, Wolf River Wm. Normile, Union E.

N. Watkius, Centre E. Crystal, Washiugton Stephen Hayes, Union Lloyd Saxton, Centre John Misse. Iowa J. 8.

Manchester, Union A. H. Denning, Burr Oak B. 8. Gebbart, Iowa Simeon Weatia.ll.

Wolf River What Cared among ether the fo owing-. They write Central A va, Cinetcnrti, Ou Jaaaaiya. AtMCfboros PfDs have cured Die oi trier complauit and dyspepsia. I owe tea ot tbe Pill to a friend who-troubled witn xnduraam and baa improved woo. i.

B. Bowkbu. Eosette St. Kew Haven. Ct.

February UAh. Ms Pflla worked wonders in ms asaeof djrspepo uLCuu. Ath-lo-pho-ros Pill are small and pleasant to take, yet wonderfully effective. Invaluable for kidney and liver complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, conati patio headache, etc. They'll take away that tired feeling giving new life and strength.

49-Send cents far tbe beautiful colored picture, Moora Maiden." THE ATHL0PH0R0S CO. 112 Wall St. K. Y. St.

Joseph's Great Fair. The above caption makes its appearance annaally and with little change, because there is no other name for it. Tbe title ia fully earned and the St. Joseph Ioter-State Exposition is being recognized aa one of the permaneut institutions of this country. This year it will begin on Monday, tbe 10th day of September, and will coutiune six days.

Tbe coming exhibition will be tbe tenth annual fir of th is association, aud the directory is determined to make it the crowning one of tbe decade There will be tbe usual attractions in addition to fine racing, dplay of blooded stock, exhibit of agricultural products, ie. Tbe crops of tbe Missouri valley being assured, the display of cereals will not ouly be fine, bat tbe farmers will have "money to throw at the birds." Kansas City holds no fair this year, bence many of its patrons most come to St. Joseph to see what tbe season has produced. Look ont for the biggest crowd ever on the grounds. Excursions rates on all railroads.

Doniphan Doings. Mr. Adam BreDner and lady returned home, last week, from an extended tour through the North-west, having visited and tarried for some time iu Chicago, Milwau kee, etc. Miss Nell Morse, a charming young lady of Las Animas, is a guest of Miss Kate Brenner, this week. Tom Langan is quite sick, again, having suffered a relapse of his old malady neu ralgia of the stomach, we believe the doctors call it.

Dr. Johnston, of Atchison, wa up to see him, Sunday last. Albert Waller, "formerly of Deniphan," now of Humboldt, surprised and de lighted bis many friends in this section by a brief visit, last Saturday. He came down to attend the regular meeting of Doniphan Lodge, A. F.

St A. M. Dsn. Quin has caught the prevailing epi demic "mountain fever" and talksserious- ly of migrating to Colorado, this fall. Mrs.

Quinn has been in the mountaius for sever al months past, and has written back such glowing accounts of that wonderful coun try, that Dan is "almost persuaded." The political pot simmers but feebly, as yet, in this part of the moral vineyard. But then, we of Doniphan are ao far removed from the busy world without, that we rare ly hear aught but the echo from the strife and turmoil, and see little save the dust and smoke from the distant battle. Loto-eat rs we are, creaming our lives away in peace and tranquility, "the world forgntting, and by tbe world forgot." Extensive preparations are making for the moonlight picnic at Doniphan, whieb, weath er permitting, will occur Thursday evening. Aug. 33.

The proceeds are to be nsed for the repairing of the M. E. church building. The object being a lau lable one, a li beral patrouage should be extended. The regular semi-annual announcement that Doniphan is to become a railroad town iu tbe near future, fell upon our startled ears, this week, with a "dull thud." Tbis chestnut is so old aud shop-worn, that even the worms refuse to tacklu it.

The hull is musty and the kernel withered away to naught. "And the trail of the serpent is over all." The Arcadian tranquility of our little village was rudely disturbed, last Saturday evening, by what might be termed, in sporting parlance, a "set-to," the casiti belli beiug the manner in which "Epluribus" commented upon tbe death of the lato C. U. Matbeny, in last week's Chief. Tbe language nsed by "Epluribus" waa, to say tbe least of it, uncharitable, and entirely unnecessary.

"Revile not the dead," is a Divine command. Chari should cast a mantle o'er tbe bier of our departed brother, and hide all his im perfections beneath the sod that rests above bis bosom. Strained relations bad existed between "Epluribus" and the deceased, but that "Epluribus" should carry his enmity beyond the grave, should stab the dead man in bis coffin, should add to the weight of woe already pressing heavily upon the mourning widow, startled and shocked tbis entire community. Although the life of the deceased had not been, probably, as exem plary it might have been, still, be bad many warm friends friends whom ha had endear ed to bim by bis many good qualities of bead and heart, and it was but natural that some one of them should seek to punish the traducer of bin memory. ''Epluribus" might well be likened to a blind snake be strikes at everything which touches bim, good, bad or indifferent, and bis stream of venom flows unceasingly fortunately, however, it is innocuous, being auto-antidotal.

Rev. Dugald, of Wathena. preached to a goodly congregation at the M. E. churcb iu Doniphan, last Saturday night.

Father Col man conducted the regular semi monthly services at tbe Catholic churcb, last Sabbath. Tom Flannagan sold bis farm north of town, last week. The name of the purchas er your correspondent failed to learn. Linuie, tbe three-year-old son of Jas. Butler, sustained quite a severe injury, one day last week, by being kicked in the head by a colt.

He is reeovering. Old John Justis. Persesml. Mr. N.

N. Frohlichstein. of Mobile, writes: I take great pleasure in recommend ing Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump tion, aving used it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me iuime- immediate relief, and entirely cured me and have not been afUcted since.

I also beg to state that I had tried other remedies with no good result. Have also used r. let trio Bifters and Dr. King's New Life Pills, both of which I can recommend. Dr.

King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, is sold on a positive guarantee. Trial buttles free at D. C. Sinclair St Drug Store. Harrisea sad nrla 4 'lstn HaIa4 Saturday, Aug.

18, 1888. Club held an open air meeting on tbe hotel lawn. A large number of visitors. both ladies and gentlemen, were present. Mr.

Lavender, of Kansas City, sang a cam paign song in a very pleasing style. The President next introduced A. W. Brewster, of White Cloud, a tbe orator of the evening. Mr.

Brewster is a fine speaker. His argument in favor of Republicanism were well weighed and unanswerable. A reference to that "most nnnatural alliance of Democrats and Prohibitionists" waa loud ly applauded. The large audience present gave him the closest attention, aad was much pleased with his splendid effort. Mr.

Lavender waa then called for. He gave aome excellent reasons for being a Re publican, and challenged any Democrat present to give reason for being a Demo crat. Of course none of them could answer. Club then adjourned Speaking again, next Saturday evening. C.

H. Bat less. Secretary. A Lstkr nan tU.CO far $1 Thi morning we interviewed A- Shcnei- der, who held a one-twentieth part of ticket No. 90,443, which drew the first capital price ia tbe Louisiana State Lottery oo tbe 13th ef Jane.

Mr. Schneider keep the William Tell hotel in thi city. He inform a that be purchased just one fractional ticket, pay ing one dollar therefor, to M. 4. Dauphin ia New Orleans, and within five day after the drawing be collected through the National Baak of Texaa 15,000, tbe bank giving him a premiom of t-4 7-ita Independent, June 28.

E7 The ealoonist ef New York have been asked to contribute three dollars each te the le in or ratio campaign fund ia that State. The money thus collected should n- 1 be ia a ding the tbird party Proh.bitionista, whose campaign ia ia the direct interest of the Democrat. Toledo Blade. 7 A eorteapondoat aead ia this aa tba latest Democratic Cfanre ad's Dt f- liat Dyrea fHak. 17 The Democratic eampalira seems te be largely devoted to bras, tkaa far.

Bottom Harrison aid Tfortom Rally. Tbe colored people will open tbe campaign for Harrison and Morton by a gran rally at Fanning, on Friday. September 14th. The Troy Silver Cornet Band and tbe Wa-tbena Band will furnish tba music. Good speakers will address tbe people.

Cannon aslutea will be fired. There will be a pionie dinner in the grove, one-fourth of a rail west of tbe Station. Refreshment of all kind on the ground. Everybody is cordially invited, especially member of th G. A.

R. It will bo the grand event of th campaign. Tbe proceedings will wind npwith a grand rally and dance at night, at Troy. Charles Pennel, Felix Pennel, George Gator, Committee of Arrangements. Dr.

Clint Wakefield, Officer of the Day. George Gator, Marshal. Bucklea's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sore, Tet ter, Chapped bands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles. or no pay required.

It ia guaranteed to giv perfect satisfaction, or money refunded Price 25 cent per box. For sale by D. Sinclair St Bro. ied. Sunday evening, August 12th, at 10 o'clock, after an illness ol several months, of consumption, at his home in Doniphan, Cbaa.

Matbeny, aged thirty-six years. Fu neral service were conducted at the M. K. church, by Rev. W.

L. Leak. He leaves a wife and three children to mourn bis loss. Tbe family have the sympathy of the entire community. Msy he rest in peace.

Undertaking. Frank Love St Co. have opened a full stock of Coffins and wood and cloth Caskets, and are prepared to aooommodate people needing anything in their line. Enbalm ing done, when desired. Office over Mc- Clellan's hardware store.

liM, Monday evening. August 20tb. between Mr. Mills' and Mr. Parker's, a lady'a gold bunting case watch, with small chain.

The fiuder will be suitably rewarded, by return ing to Ckicf office. Jeannette Whitsby. Denial Notice. Dr. J.

C. Myers will be at tbe City Hotel. White Cloud, on Monday and Tues day, August 27th and 28th. FT We judge, from what is said by one of our Doniphan correspondents, that our venerable "Epluribus" baa had a little mat inee over something in his items. We sup posed he knew what he was talking about, as we knew nothing of tbe matter spoken of.

We have often cautioned our corres pondents against personalities that are lia ble to cause bard feelings. If they disre gard the caution, tbey must stand th consequences. f7 Peter Anderson, an old soldier of Company 10th Ksnsss, was in Troy, last week. He has been living in Idaho for the past twenty years, and has come to visit his brothers in Wayne Township. He has the name of having been one of tbe best soldiers that Kansas sent into tbe Union army.

He was always ready for dnty, and never sulk ed or growled. The Andersons ar natives of Norway, and three or four of the broth ers were in tharmy. f7 A faded, grizzly beard is unbecoming to any man, and may be colored a natural brown or black by using Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers. t7If you want to buy a Sewing Machine, or trade off that old rattletrap for a New Domestic, call on Frank Love, Troy, Kansaa. Office one door west of the Higby House.

(y A. S. Abbott, who married Miss Dora Clary, and came here from Idaho, last win ter, is about purchasing land near town, and will make tbis County bis future homo. Mr. Abbott was raised a Democrat, and came here strong in that faith but be ha caught the prevailing fever, and is now for Harrison.

Can't digest tbe free trade fod der that is set before Democrats. E7" Campbell Normal University cata logues ean be obtained by writing to tbe President, Holton, Kansas, or by calling on C. A. Parker. (7 The trotting and paoing exhibition at tbe Fair Grounds, laat Wednesday after noon, was attended by a large numoer oi th pupil of th Iuatitute, as well as th oonductors, and waa very much enjoyed by all.

The only thing that marred the pleasure of tbe occasion, was tb report that Beale had a sever attack of bilious colio over it. (7 On tbe recommendation of Secretary Whitney, the President baa modified the sentence of Bioa Bierer and bis associstes, who were condemned to expulsion from the Naval Academy at Annapolis, fur haling. Tbe sentence is commuted to confinement for thirty days, and a deprivation of one-half the annual leave. 17 Its thousands of cures are tbe best advertisement for Dr. Sag' Catarrh Rem edy.

Execution to St. Job. Tbe business men of Hiawatha will give a grand excursion to St. Joseph and Lake Contrary, Friday, th 24th. Troy people oan join the excursions.

Friday morning, and go to St. Joseph and Lak Contrary for 80 cents children 40 cents. Can return on plug train or mid night train. 17 Frank Love will repair your old sew ing machine, and charge you nothing if they do not give satisfaction. E7 George Burkbalter has purchased th Van Busk irk stork of goods, and ia filling np with a good variety.

Hi dry good will arrive thi Wednesday, and bis groceries Thursday, when he will be prepared to ac commodate customer to everything in th dry good and grocery line. E7 Mr. C. O. Tnrkelson, of tbe vicinity of Eaat Norway, died laat Wednesday, the 15th.

She bad been in bad health, with frequent severe sick spella. for several year. parent, ar. ana an. opeaa.

were among th earliest settlers ia Wolf River Township. 17 If vou want to attend school, thi fall, send for a catalog a of Campbell Nor al University, Holton. 17 Tbe County Board baa contracted with aa Ohio Bridge Company for four iron bridge for this Coanty one aero Brash Creek, at Geary City, to be completed ia about air week the other three ia ether part of tbe Conntv. 7 For aome week past, th weather baa clouded Dp almost every evening, and we have had a rain of aome extent, from a sprinkle te a waterspout, betweea dark and daylight. 4 17 Oscar Leonard pat in hi periodical appearance, laat week.

Sine tbe demise ef Peter 8. Lea. Pxxlewhaek' is probably the eldest tramp printer la tbe Weat. far If 7a have Com II te cell, call oa 7 The mill project is atiU moving. though slowly.

A good many are waiting to aee what somebody el will do. But it will probably poll through, la doe time. J7" Wm. E. Reese got back frees Colore do, 8uaday.

Hs waa takes do wa with the mountain fever, and ae soea a he waa able to travel, struck for koas. 17 Lewrenee Mill expect te Move his teSt. Joseph, xt weth. Neveraace I If dim. Monday morning opeued stormy and threatening, but a light shower waa tbe only a-eqnenoe.

A splendid -discourse waa delivered by Rev. H. A. Pasley, at the M. E.

church, Sunday evening. He analyzed and explained the mysteries of the Divine Trinity in a clear and beautiful manner. As we listened to the eloquent lofty language delivered by our own home pastor, the words of the poet would, in spite of all, recur to us 'Many a gem of pureat ray aerene. in aara, unrattiomea cave of ocean Dear Many a flower i born to blush anaeen. And waste ita fr on the desert air.

Jacob Rank was ordained as a priest, aud last Wednesday said bis first mass at St. Benedict's church, near the place of bis birth, and the scenes of his childhood. He administered his first Holy Communion to uis rattier, and then his mother. It was an imposing and touching scene. And no won der his parents felt proud of their first-born son.

He will be known in religion as Fath er Ambrose. May be fill with honor the Ho ly calling he has chosen, is the wish of bis friends and neighbors. John Dillon is shipping a large amount of apples from this point. Tbe greatest trou ble is, be cannot get enough to fill his or ders. E.

Heeney went to Kansas City, Thurs nay, to buy goods to fill np his greatly re duced stock. He will now appear before is farmer friends with brand new goods at ex tremely low prices. Saturday night, we were disturbed once more by the discharge of firearms. Now, boys, let me predict trouble, if this does not stop. Our city affords many attractions.

Among others, two shooting galleries. The one op erated by Chas. Court in was ordered closed by the Mayor, on complaint of some of our citizens. Tbe shooting gallery did not obey. Which is the higher authority, Mayor or gallery Many of our citizens visited Eagle Springs, Sunday, to drink of the health-giving waters.

Miss Nannie Neabit. of Atchison, is visit ing ber cousiu, Miss Nellie Franklin. Zack Clem will be the principal of our pub lic school, for the ensuing year. It is wonderful the number of "prairie schooners" that are returning from Western Kansas. The failure there of the corn crop ia tba cause.

The collapse of the boom has come. Tbe next settling np of that country will be a nore healthful one. There will be less boom and more earnestness used. Political arguments are the order of the day. Tariff, Mills Bill, and no tariff men aud even women, too, talk themselves hoarse.

Tet we have DJt seen a single instance where any body has been convinced. Save your voices, and vote your sentiments, this fall. MotiTB Carlo. Safeaad Effective. Brandretb'c Pills are the safest and roost effective remedy for indigestion, irregulari ty of the bowels, constipation, biliousness, headache, dizziness, malaria, or any disease arising from an impure state of tbe blood They have been in use iu this couutry for over fifty years, and the thousands of unim peachable testimonials from those who have used them, and their constantly increasing sale, is incontrov ertible evidence that they perform all that is claimed for them.

Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable, absolutely harmless, and safe to take at any time. Sold in every drag and medicine store, either plain or sugar-coated. ty Professor Olen delivered a lecture at the M. E. churcb, last Monday evenin wh.ch was well attended.

The subject of the lecture was "The Wandering Jew," be ing a history of the Jews from the earliest times up to present date. 17 Institute closes, this week, and the schoolmarms will leavens. Good-bye school- marms. Uome again, next year, ana bring cool, pleasant weather with you, like you did this time. 17 Joe Crsney arrived in town, Sunday, accompanied by the friend we mentioned several weeks ago.

He reports tbe corn in bis section of the State about burned up, as usual. 17 Mrs. J. D. Carlisle and Harry Sneatb left, Monday evening, for their old home at Rockville, Indiana, for a visit of five or six weeks.

17 Mrs. R. M. Williams aud Miss Kit spent part of a day in Troy, last week, on their return to Hastings, Nebraska. 17 Mr.

Charles Rappelye's mother and niece. Miss May Hewins, ot 1'alermo, are spending the week with bim. 17 Miss Ida Marquis, ef St. Joseph, spent last Sunday with friends in Troy. 17 Colonel Fred Grant, so fares we have ever heard, is a steady, upright young man.

Last year the Republicans ran him for Sec retary of tbe State of New York. The Democrats nominated against him one Cook a celebrated brewer, who owns and runs in different cities of New York 100 saloons. Tbe third party vote, drawn chiefly from the Republicans, resulted in the election of Cook and hia 100 saloona. And that they call "advancing tbe cause of temperance." And tbe Republicans who are thus nsed, flatter themselves that tbey are men of or dinary good judgment. Omaha Republican.

17 In vetoing the bill to pension Widow Rachel Barnes, whose husband went crazy over disease of tbe eye contracted in the field, tbe President says: "It seems to me that the according of pensions is a serious business. So it is, so it is, but not nearly so eerioue aa tbe business that gave rise to pension claims. Brooklyn Standard-Union. E7 In 1810, Henry Mogel, father of Coun ty Treasurer Mogel. of Reading, eaught a turtle oa hia farm and cut into its back tbe initials 1810.

It wa not seen again until a few daya ago, when tbe county treasurer discovered it alive and well, and not more than forty feet from where hia father bad found it seventy -eight years before. t7 It is certain that the -great immigra tion into Southern California has made the RepotTlieaa preponderance in this section much more pronounced. With proper man agement of tbe campaign tbe Republican will carry California by a larger majority than in 1884. San Diego Union. 7 Dr.

Brook, who prayed that the Un ion forcea would be. defeated, is now pray ing for th defeat of the publicans. There is ao evidence that tne Doctor has any more influence with tbe Almigbty now than he bad twenty-five yean ago. PtoriayTimes. 17 Ben jam ia Harrieoa is aa exception to tbe rale among the college boys, instead of having bis bead turned by the fine-spun theoriee of free trade, he waa a protectionist at 14 year of age, and ha always continued a the faith.

Sioux dig Journal. 17 We are not bearing ao much about Mr. Cleveland being stronger than hi party ae we were a abort time ago. Ha tbe party been strengthening, er ia Mr. Cleveland of- fering from th enervating influence ef dog dsyst Peoria Transcript.

i (7 From a dollar-and-eent point ef view, a Britiah war fleet would inflict Ie damage upon tbe country than the aserehaat ships which, under free trade, would bring the goods we aow make at home. San franci- ee CaO. E7 Fear ef the leading men ia the maa- grmeat ef tbe Democratic campaign Brie, Barn nut, Seett aad SewelJ are officially con nect with thirty ve different railroads. AHmity Jommal. was a festive occasion, at tbe residence of her parents, last Thursday evening.

Many of her young friends met there to celebrate tbe anniversary, and all passed a pleasant evening. is the Corker. Rhcaitnaltani Ita Lssirr Torres-. Tbis much dreaded disease has been relieved of all ita horrors by that wonderful discovery BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It penetrates right into the seat of the disease, aud draws all tbe poisonous secretions out through tbeir natural channels the skin.

Do not try other remedies that will do you no good, but proeuie BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT, and you will find yourself a new being, relieved of all pain. D. C. Sinclair St Agents. 17 If Sheridan's parents bad remained at home, what would Phil Sberidau have been A despised laborer, with no opportunity to show bis latent genius in all probability a popular agitator, finding his reward in an Engliah prison.

These are tbe kind of men that England drives away to enrich the annals of other countries. Brooklyn Times. t7 The candidate for Vice-President on the Prohibition ticket thanks God that be was a rebel and not a Republican. General Fisk, wbo was a soldier, is in bad company. Cincintmli Commercial-Gazette.

Cettiii'-; Down. I want the farmers and everybody else to call and take a look at my fresh stork of Dry Goods, which I have pure-based in the last ten days. As my old stock of goods was lost and damaged, I have laid in a full supply of General Merchandise, which I am going to sell cheaper than they can be bought in Atchison or elsewhere. Come to headquarters at once, and nevermind traveling around the city, when you want Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, India Linen, Batiste Marseilles, Pique, Domestics, bleached and unbleacbed, and Boots and Shoes. Down grade prices.

Don't fail to call. I mean what I say. AlVI'O-k- IIRAI'-i, 7jun3m. Donipbaa, Has Veslibale Trains C'biraa. lne estibule train is a new factor in western railroad transportation.

It is claimed for these trains that on account of their being connected by steel hoods all danger of telescoping in case of accident is removed, tbe train being practically one long car. It is certain that tbe oscillation of the cars is greatly reduced, and it is also certain that the vestibule trains afford the greatest com fort yet known to travelers. The adoption of this style of train by tbe Chicago, Santa Fe St California Railway between Kansas City and Chicago is a strong bid for the passenger traffic between the West and Chi cago. Tbis new road is in many particulars ahead of any of its older competitors, and will undoubtedly be the popular road to Chicago. A Throng) Nice per le Chicago.

Every afternoon at 3 55 o'clock, upon ar rival of trains from the west, a magnificant Pullman Sleeping Car leaves Topeka for Chicago via the Great Rock Island Route, making close connection with the famous "limited flyer" running through without change, arriving at Chicago the following morning. Tbis is certainly tbe quickest and most convenient means of transportation be tween points iu Kansas and the city of Chi cago. For accommodations in this car, please notify your local agent, and he will be glad to make such reservations as you may re quire by telegraph. Eitsniss Kales en Barling-ten Rente. Until farther notice, there will be in ef fect, an excursion rate of one fre and a third for the round trip between stations on our lines not more than one hundred miles apart, with tbe exception that this rate will not apply between two competitive points.

Tbis rate applies only when 25 or more tick ets are sold, for a party starting on the same train and date. Call on agents for further particulars. R. J. Dvrr, Agent B.

St M. R. R. K. aV Hf.

Railway. We are advised by Mr. Sebastian, G. T. St P.

who is now iu Chicago, that a series of excursions have been arranged for by the great Rork Islsnd Route, to points in Kan sas and Nebraska, on tbe following dates August 21st, September II th and 25tb, Octo ber 9th and 23d. Rates, limit of time, and further particulars to be announced beresf- ter. W. N. Kebar.

Aa-ent. Ml. Joseph Kxneaitien. Commencing September 9tb, tbe St. Jo seph dc Grand Island Railrosd will place on sale their excursion tickets, at tbe low rate of one fare for round trips.

Tickets good for return passage until September 17th. All indications point to the fact that this will be tbe best Fair and Exposition in tbe Missouri Valley. If you try the Bryan Brown Shoe, you will wear no other. Kejt by George W. Townsend, at the Post-office.

Thrssfh Tickets. The t'bicsgo, Kansas St Nebraska Railway Company bav placed on sale at Troy, a complete stock of coupon tickets for all principal points throughout the East and West. Baggsge checked through to destina tion. Close connections made with all prin cipal line East and West. For further information, time tables, and tickets, call or address, W.

E. Reese, Agent K. St N. Troy. Kan.

For a good "article of Gent's Dress Shoes, go to G. W. Towns-end's, at the Post-Office. Guyer's Celebrated Hats At FLEMING dt COFF8, th Lead- ins Matter. Terms Cash.

Prices the Lowest. 407 Felix Street, ST. JOSEPH, MO. March l8-ly. A large stock of the celebrat ed Bryan Brown Shoes at G.

W. Townsend's. Ci New Goods at LELAND'S. New styles of Dress Goods, and cheaper than "ever. George W.

Townsend has a fine line of Gent's Dress Shoes. Boots and Shoes. Large Btock of Boots and Shoes, just received, at Leland TB(f JHABtalKTS. Tvocu Bast Fan wheat, retail, (3.303 90. Wa at FaQ, BoLTxn Ma.je 100 SS.

Cobs Cuor SOc fUtn Cos 33935. Potato see. Has Pr-rt. tSe.W. Bpttkb iee eos BiwlBa.

Ian Him t3fa. SaOOS ides, 19a. IE COB Si.SOdJi TO. the slips of a man than the times he stood fast and fell not. This, to a certain extent.

was the case of General St. Clair. Tbe old hero gave the glad morning of bis life to en counter dsnger, endure hardship, and make sacrifices to keep the wolves of war from the doors of others, while he had to spend its evening in neglect and poverty, and to have the wolves of want at his own door Ob, what do fine words amount to, if they mean no more than this? General St. Clair mortgaged his entire manorial estate, consisting of thousands of acres, and loaned the money to the Conti nental Congress, to purchase supplies, and to arm and equip the Continental army, and this boon wa never repaid. And then, for the old General to pass his declining years in abject poverty, was certainly disgraceful on the part of tne Government.

I have oftimes seen it in print, aud heard it from tbe rostrum, that "Lucie Sam is a gentleman." Now, I am as proud of the stars and stripes, and love this Government as strongly as any man; but the way it treat ed General Sinclair aud his heirs. I cannot concede the compliment which tbe declara tion implies. I do not refer to early days, when the colonists were as poor as churh mice, bnt at a time when the Government was amply able to palliate the old General's condition, and wipe the tears from his eyes. Just before tbe war, lhi beirs took some steps to keep tbeir claims before Congress At that juncture, Floyd and Pillow stole money aud arms belonging to tbe Govern ment, when back went tbe surplus, for long rest. So, if you get Uncle Sam's name npon a note or bond, it is better than gold the world over.

But let bim get into your debt on verbal promise, and the most profit able thing to do with your claim, no matter how just it may be, is to sell it for fire cents on tbe dollar, if a purchaser can be found at that; if not, keep it to boast ou, that Uucle Sam owes you through the generosity of your ancestors. But, then, these vain boasts will not extend a credit, or palliate tbe verity of a Sherifl's execution, nor buy bread and clothing for tbe children. Neither will it keep one from filling a pauper's grave, which has been amply verified in -the condition and claims of the soldiers of the late war. Yours, etc. Geo.

II. Robb. A Nlatf rnral. Burk's Sarsaparilla and Red Clover is dai ly increasing in popular favor, and is rapid ly superseding all similar preparations in the market. Whyl Because it is a reliable preparation and exactly what is claimed for it, and is made from the freshest and purest of crude drugs ground by ourselves, aud carefully prepared with pharmaceutical skill and labor.

Endorsements from those who have received beneficial effects from its use are coming in every day, and give pleasure and satisfaction to those who have stri ven so hard to place such an inestimable remedy upon the market. Price I 00. at. I) D. Sinclair St Bro's.

llrrnner ItentM. What is tbe matter with our itemizerst Although some think Brenner is dead, we say, not entirely. E. J. McNemee has left us, for a short time.

He has taken an office in tbe west ern part of the State, on tbe Colorado line Elias is a fine young man, and will be missed by all in Brenner. We wish him success. Glad to see Will Otten, of Gladstone, in our midst. Of course, be visited Brenner, Sunday evening. Sorry to bear that Alex.

H-nlerson fell and hurt his arm and band, at Gladstone, (where he had gone to relieve Will Ot ten, for a few days,) so badly that he had to return home. We are afraid our Sunday school will play out, unless tbe people turn out better. Ou ly fourteen there, Sunday but we bad Sun day school, just the same. Don't forget that we have a butcher in town now J. D.

Bowlby. Dan ia ready to set up the cigars now, on the arrival of a fine boy. There will be a ball at Brenner, tbe 24th. Come, everybody. Plenty of ice cream and cake, in the Hall.

We hope the people won't forget to call on Mr. Stanton, when they want bargains. Every thing in the store new and fresh. Please De Net Read This. How often a fond mother baa been lost to ber husband and bright sunny children, by simply neglecting a common cold.

When you feel yourself becoming hoarse and your throat becoming'sore, you should at once be gin taking UALLAKtl'S BUKtllULSU SYRCP. It will break it np and prevent its becoming deep-seated. A stich in time saves nine. D. C.

Sinclair St Agent. Administratrix's Sale. There will be offered at public sale, at the ate residence of James C. Williams, deceas ed, in Washington Township, Doniphan Connty, Kansas, six miles east of Troy, four miles west of Wathena, and one mile north of D. MeClelland's, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1888.

Tbe following personal property belonging to aaid estate 1 mule, three yeara old I sucking oolt 2 milk cows 4 yearling heifers 1 yearling ateer 1 fine Durham bull. Also, the following farm implement and machinery 1 grain drill, 1 stalk cutter, 1 mower, 1 hay rake, and other farm implements. Also, will be sold at tbe same time, tbe following personal property belonging to Mrs. Ross Belle Willi ama 1 brood mare, aix yeara old. with foal 2 milk cows, I with a young calf; 6 hogs, 22 acre of eorn in the field, a lot of prairie bay ia the stack, 1 farm wagon, I cultivator, J2 turning plows, 1 set doable harness I organ, nearly new, 1 wardrobe, I set eane-bottom chairs.

3 bedsteads, tables, and ether household and kitchen furniture chickens and turkeys, and many other articles. Sale te commence at 10 o'clock, a. promptly. Terms of Sale. All earns ander $5, cash on snma of $3 and over, a credit ef six months, oa approved note, without interest, if paid when da if ngf, so paid, to bear 10 per cent.

Interest from date. Rosa Bells Wilaiams, Administratrix. 8. A. Con a a ay.

Auctioneer. Ths K. St A. A railroad party registered at tbe Eld ridge to-day. Tbe party consisted of F.

J. Fnlmsn, London, Eng. John Doniphan, St. Joseph Major Joe. Hanson.

St. Joseph, and Capt. Insiey, of Oskav-looaa aafar as tbe reporter eon Id learn. These gentlemen are a boat to start a diagonal from St- Joseph te Chicago, and from St. Joseph to tbe coal field ef Kanaaa, tb road to pass through Douglas Coanty, Atchison, Lea van worth and Jefferson Counties, and from there into the pineries of Arkaasaa.

All indications are that tbis read will arose tbe L'trioa Pacific aad Santa Fe at Lawrenea. The principal financial backers of the road live at Mane beater. Eng. Thi project ha been ia view for over a year, aad will nn-doabtedly be consummated now. Lawrence Democrat.

t3T There i one argument tbe Democrat might ase, if they would, with powerful effect. Tbey eoald say, and easily prove, that ha ad reds ef men have beea banged er shot tat being Republicans. Detroit Tribune. t7 One of the nmoroos features ef tbe eampaiga ia the intense anxiety manifested by many Democratic papers that General Harrises) shall sot expose himself making speeches trathinoian Pott, 1 antee tbem always. Sold by D.

C. Sinclair St Bro. CHEAP MEAT Notice the Prices! AT LELAND'S MEAT MARKET. North of Post-Office. Sirloin Steak 10 Hound and All Other Steaks.

Roast Boiling Beef. Hams Shoulders Bacon Sides. 8 c. 8 c. 5 c.

12c. 8 c. 10 c. W. A.

STANTON DEALER IN General Merchandise, BRENNER. KANSAS. DRTGOons. norm: iks. BOOTS, SHOES, NAILS, Ql'EKNSWAKE, And a full line of OoimI.

niich an are ununllv fnuiid. iu a General Stole, wbicb I will il aa cheaply an auv one. TERMS, STRICTLY CASH W. A. Stanton, Brenner, Kan.

S3ang88. mmau- Loan and Abstract Ofiicc, Doniphan County, Kansas. Have the title to your land examinee by JOSEPH F. HAMPSON, who has a new and complete set of Abstract title records of all lands and town lots in said County. Titles perfected, and abstracts furnished on short notice, and at reasonable rates.

Also, Notary Public and Convey ancer, specialities made of drawing Deeds. Mortgages, Leases, etc. Loans negotiated, and taxes paid. Office In Court House, Troy, Kansas. '-O-decttt.

fire Insurance and money Loaning. D. HcINTOSII, Fire Insurance and Loan Agent, of Troy, gives you your cboice of a half a dozen ol the best Fire Insurance Companies in the United States in wbich to insure your property, at the cheaest rates. He will also loan money on real estate security, at the lowest rates of interest. Otlice adjoining Boders Bank, Troy, and at Highland, Kansas.

9sep80. al. H. Walker, Loan and Ileal Estate Jlrokcr. Money on short notice, at 8 per on good (arms.

Interest payable once a year. Give me a call. I have good farms in Doniphan County. 19 good farms in Mitchell County. good farms in Siiline County.

37 good farms in Reno County. 30 good farms in Green wood County. 47 good farms in HcPherson County. 32 good farms in Phillips County. I have IsdiIh in Thomas.

Wallace, Logan, Greeley, Sherman, Gove Counties, from to per acre. One-tenth cash, the balauce on 10 years, at 7 per cent. Insurance in the best companies. Lauds to trade for stock and merchandise. IJonl Ititnt, Fire, and Life Insurance, and Loan Agent.

Loans negotiated on real estate. Long time low rates. Da. F. C.

Leb, Agent, Feb.10 87. Box HS, Troy, Kan. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. M. Semi atamn for UllH fJIIIW 1 liat to JOUXSTO.V A SON, I'itts burgh, I'enn.

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Yea auty ae ver see It aaia. 15Q MEMBERS. $1.50 A WEEK. 150 PIANOS. We are fonninc a Piano Clnh of SO member.

whom ktm to furnish IBQ Pianoa. on payment of OMt DOLLA AID A HALT A WEEK, for too weeks. Homo ntsmber wilt receive a Piano eai-b week, eenmeacinft SEPT. Uta, IMS, to be determined by lot. Should any member deeire a Piano before he draws it, be will be enpplied at once, so paring the small additiua of tl.OO per week.

in li payiBccasn, enanie us to give tne embers the eaah discount, wherebv wa will fur. aiah for tMO a Plana worth A BETTER OPPORTUNITY Will aerer be offered. Xa more thaa 160 members will be accented, and the distribution will POSI. TIVELT betria Hept. 15th.

I). Write at once fur Diaaa applications ana lull particulars. 8. R. HUYETT, Manaesr, S3a ST.

OsKPM, JTIO. Administratrix- Notice. ZatB te ef James C. WiUiama, Deceased. IT the 14th day at Aonat.

lm, the ander- eixi wm aoDetated. bv the Probata Court Doniphan Couaty. Kasaaa, Admiairtrfttrix of tba Katato ef Jmtm C. Wiilliaine. eeueewd.

late of mid kll perou tt-wlebted toe-id lUiata, will Bake inamediat-e puymeu I to the unfrnii4HrfJ mmd Uune fcavinff claima again the Kfrtat. wiil preetnt the eMone tor aiowau a rtt-'urttti by uw. i- tJwt J. 're loe, fi i. ei 'A, 1'rizi'n.

amounting to (I O.M.xtlO 1 are nut (t1K Tii iltjlivinj; apll entitlitl to ti-nilinnl l'Mi'ii. Foi I i i Ka 1 1. ir l.ir any fuitln-r inf.ir- Ultiltfll lll-nilCll. Willi- ll-iilWl lO III' OIHlrl'OLllHll, t-li ail Mtatini: vnr oU-ni'i-. wilh Ntatt.

Cnuntv, Siiii-t ami NimiiImt. n-loiii mail u. livi-i will In a-nun-il lv nor cm lotting ail Kuvi-l-oi' your loll mid i Si-nd rosril, NOT KM. Mnnov Onli-i'ii, or New York Ki-hantc in nitlmai-v U-tlor. Cuirein-y by Kxin-t-na, (at our aiKlri-sMinl to JTI.

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Address Registered Letters to NEW OKl.KANM RANK, Nrw Orlrssi, i.a. Rl IT RJI '1'liat tln liriwni-s of Ci-nn-M LlVI LlVI Drn rain li.aiui-KHnl ami Karlv. win, aru in i-haiirt of tho itiawiiikH, in a ifiiui-anf itf atinolut fait ami integrity, tliat I hr i-ham-na aro all ritial, aiol lliat no on- ran Mmibly timiio what imiittit-rn will maw a 1 m-. "KK.UKHIIKH, aim. that tin- i.avnu-nt of all I'l a in i A ti It I- I it NATIONAL li A 14 of Ni-w Oi ami tin- k-ln ar.

niL-nt-il Itv the of an In-ntitutinti Htiiinf i-iiarli-n-il riulitn ai rt-i-otfni in the liiyhent f'onrtn tlioi-i-fnin, iteniire nl anv iini. tatioun or aiion niniin achmot-a." tfaiijw. FltOM UK0KGE 1. K0WKLL CO. DYSPEPTICS REJOICE In tho Speed? Ealief OUTAINF.D BY CSINGI Tnrmtil'a Hcltzrr Aperlrat.

hv Tarrant Cn V.Y ulitl iTUKglata tvery where. tWKKM'K III SIMss I.M.K A A Al.KV. I.aijji'Ht, Chi-api-nt 4- A 70 an ilhin-tratml ai-nt firo. AiMu-nn E. Mfll-ravy, Law Kan.

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE COnT HT1T KKXATE I NT NO. a. Senate Joint KhIiiI um No. it, Vi u'MMjh an iiH iiiliiii'iit ti Hit lion one. at i lti fiht ut tlm roiiHtitutmit, hy HiiikiitK out tho wunl "whito." Jlr enaffatt the Lejilatur uf the State uf Kan aim, two thinh ttj the tnriithrr rUctett tu each ho una therm citnrurrtittj therein Kkctio 1.

The fiiHo iiig irnMiMit.iiii to the coiirttitutinri th Mtat uf Kitii)M in ht-ii-Uy iihiiijtt-l the I'tiMlititfi viitt-inol' thi ttiit thoir npro al or imiu. lv 'Ihv oiiNtif i-tinti of the Mat i 1' Kuiihuh in ht-ii hy Mim-iiit't tf Ht rikinj; out hi won I hit'' in in oiio, ai olo eiht, n-latiliu to tht miiitiit of tho ntat no tlm I ii il mo tion HH ain-iot-il Hhult if ati an follow 8o-tfoii 1- Tht in 1 1 it 14 Mhiill ho (oiopomft of all iihlt' tMMlirtt iiihIo cit ioiiH ht'I I't ii li MtM ot twenty oiio hihI foity hvf iit-, xvt mim-Ii at aro rxi'niptotl by the hiwnof thi I'ljitiMt Staton oi of thiit "UuNi hut all itizciiH of any it-hiou -hiioifi-inatiou bntrr who from minpii-M u' (on-w iuiiia may ho avctM to harii)LC arum hIoiII Ih xom-rfU-4 IhiTi ioiii upon fou oiitlitioiift an may tv pi M'-i h- by Ihw, Sk Thi proposition hIiuII 1m mibmittoi. to Hm fh-tirs of thin at thi k-'IhthI t-b turn for the ehftioii of prt mi ntai i vi to tht tiUt nro In th year A. I iht ii hun-Ir. ainl t-ihty -fight, for iheir Bpproval or rt-j lion.

'J bono rotuij favor of thin proirOHilion to hiimuoI tho totiHtitiitiou hall huv writtou ot pt uitrU on tho ir hallotn, "Kor Hit- Hnii'iiiliiO'iit i4i mm-Uou oiio, attu'lo ftht of tht thotM- vol iny; H'zainnt thi- piopoHit ioii a in cut tho cotiMtitiif ion nhail havo writ ton or tiitotl on tht ir ballot-. AifHiimt tho ar-iifntiioiit to woi-thm ono, arth io t'lit of tho rotiMtitutiou." Sa.ht ballotM hIihII ho rvn-ivfil ami hhuI voto hIl ho t-akfii, f-ouiiiftt, t'HiivHHNotl, hio I'-turrin matlo. in tho fount luaniif ami in all r-M a in pfovitlo-l by law in -h4-i. of thf t-itt tioii of it-pro-MnlativfA in tht It ginlHturf She. A.

Thi ioolut ion nbaM tako effect aix! Ih-in fon t- from and atu-r it puMn aiion iu the atatut. book, Aopiovo! February -i-. 1'7. 1 nofttby cfitity that tho foregoing in a trtio and 'orio't V4it ot tin oi initial I'lirolh-. toaohtttoti now on tilo hi my ottii o.

ami that tho nam- took t-tb i by publiiHtioii in tho Htatiito (took, Juno l-7. K. IS. AI.LKN, Secretary of Matt. SENATE JOINT KESOLI TION NO.

C. Sonata Joint Itf nolo ion No, 6, Forth- auhm)Mifn of a ion to anifUii thetjoiintitutiou of tha Stato of Kuumm. lie it eiuteUtt by the 1 tep stature of the Stat of Kan-fit, tiro thirtU uf att th member elected to each branch eimeumntj therein Kktjo Thf following propoMitioTi anif ml Mfotion of the bill ot nhta of I ho nu. tut ion of tho Ma to of KaiiMaa ahall bo fluht.iiHod to the olortor of tho t--ito for thmr approval or rt--jtM tion, at tho fii-il oh tion to ho ht hl on the Tiiowlay tho tirt Mom, ay of Nofiit-bf r. A.

I. i-ff That motion m-vriit-n of the toil of righta of tho roiintittition of th Mat- of KttH be auifmlfd that it aNail n-atl follo-: rM; tion 17. No tlintim tion hall ovrr bo lK-twofii citizen of the atate of ami the itin of othor uta tea ami trr itoi ie of the t'nited ScUtm iu ifterom-e to the pun hum, ment or of propoity. The tihta of alii-im in r-ft-rf to tho piirfhaa', t'ioytfo-iit or tiriM-out of rojnri'ly niay bo inKuiatfi by law. Hva The follow a aliall bo tho method of Miibritittiiig aaid proHnittoii to the eU4 tm The ballot ahall havo wnttou or ptintod or partly written and partly jointed thereou, For the prop-ofthioji to amemf nootion no.

enUfii of tho bill of rift ht of the tonMlitiitma of theatateof Kanaaa, eonreruittg thf par- ha, frijoyntfot and dfofi. of propel ty," or "Aainat thf proportion to anif ml aovt-utfon of the oountitution of tbealato of Kauthaa, eonoerniiiK the purt-haao, ii)o, no nt and Uoaeaut ol property." haul hallota ahal) be received and aaid vote ahall he taken, rornted, (-auvauMd. and return thereof made, in the um manner in all rtwpM ta aa joovni-i by law eaaoa of the etootiou of roptow nWtivoe to the leg Ml at nre. Hicc. 3.

Thi reaolntiim ahall take effect and le in ton freui and alter ita publication i the tL-ute book. Approved March 4, lrV-. I hereby rertify that tho foreiroiitK in a trn and correct eopv of the original enrolled i Mt-oiolmn now on file in my off1r, and that the anine took ett- by publication in the statute t-ook, -June K. ALLES, Piecrttary of htat. -atifcKlw.

DEEDS of DARING By BLUE GOAY. Tbe great colliw-tion of the moit thrillin? prr-aonal ailventurea on both onrin the Civil War. lnu neiy iut-i-niri umuut. of pliiita of scout aud apim, forlorn hia, brmio braver iinpriiwMjnii-nta and bair-bri romantic incident hand-to-baud atnilr. uu-HMtroUM and trattie vd, uoi.1 ri0-n.

bnihat sncrawe ea and mairnaiiliwius action- on eaWi si 'fs of thx Itu. So Hiaiitera. Ph t' tt 1. IM.l'NTRsTKIt to the life. Noother book stall Las it.

AtiClTS HANTKb, Out. sell, everything. Time fur tvments sllowod Affect abort of funds. PLAXKT BOOK Boj 6H1S, PiiiLAL.mj-1-iA, oa 8t. oiim.

Mo. HARDING r.llDCn, General Ileal Estate And Conveyancing Parties desirins to Sell, are invitwl to call But or Kent KeaJ EUts, aud see as. It coals yon nothing' to lust your property or inapect our liana. WATHENA, March 4, 1J7. KAK3 AS HIGBY HOTJSr North Side Public jrjare, TnoT, TITS Eoqm has beea thoroi i1r aad repaired, acd is fi rat- i pect.

It ia convenient to torn Li.rtn nt, i'i I1 t-Attot no i A i 1 1 ty nt i i i Beseaaa, Ilr-v, ttralr, Mala Terlares. Tbe simple application of "Swayne'a Ointment," without any internal medicine, will cure any case of Tetter, Salt Rheum, Ring worm. Piles, Itch. Sores, Pimples, all scaly, itchy akin eruptions, no matter bow obatinate or long standing. It is po tent, etlt'ctive, and ousts but a trifle.

n5" Washburn College, at Topeka, Kan aas, is easily accessible to all parts of the State. The advantages which it yffers for the study of English, Ancient and Modern Languages, Science, Musio, Paiatiug and El ocution, are unsurpassed. The full term begins Sept. 12th. An accident occurred, last Thursday, which might have proven fatal, and which for a short time was supposed to be fatal.

Mrs. Louisa Zimmerman was driving through tbe streets in a buggy, having with ber Mrs. James P. Zimmerman and two lit tle girls. Some part of tbe harness became disarranged, letting th buggy run against the horses' heels, causing them to run at full speed.

In turning the corner at Dempsey's shop, the buggy upset, throwing all the" oc cupants out. Mrs. Zimmerman atruck on ber head and shoulder, bruising ber badly, and rendering her unconscious for some minutes. Mrs. James P.

Zimmerman waa somewhat bruised, but not seriously. Th little girls were unhurt, but a pocket-book int one was holding tiVwouto' her baud, sowing a large quantity of silver dollars about the street, most of which were recov ered. Mrs. Zimmerman is couiiug out all right- Fairs. We acknowledge the receipt of complimentary tickets to the following Fairs Brown County Exposition, September 4th to7th.

Sabetba District Fair, August 28th to 31st. Kansas State Fair, Topeka, September 17th to 22d. Western National Fair, Bismarok Grove, Lawrence, September 3d to 8th. Hutchinson Fair, Hutchinson, Kansaa, October 3d to 5tb. Sioux City.

Iowa, Corn Palace, September 24th to October 6th. Wllliaas'a Aaslraliaa Herb Pills. If you are yellow, bilious, constipated, with headache, bad breath, drowsy, no appetite, lookout, your Liver ia ont of order. One box of these pills will drive all the trou ble away, and make a new being of you. Price 25 eta.

D. C. Sinclair St Agents. 17 CaniDbell Normal Uuiversitv. Hol- tnn, Kansas, opens ita fall term September 4th.

17 A letter from George H. Robb, of Severance, in this issue of the Chief, inform us that he is the heir, by entailment, of tba homestead of Gen. Arthur St. Clair, and that bis oldest son will succeed bim. There are a number of entailed estatea in America.

Wa knew that Capt. Robb was related to Gen. St. Clair, bnt never before knew what the relationship waa. He is a great- grandson.

Tbe late Robert Graham, of Atchison, waa also a relative of the old Gen eral. So here ia another mark for a Doni phan County man. E7 A merchant, after selling and using an article for years. Knows something of ita merits. Mr.

W. D. Haller, druggist, Blair, says: "I have nsed Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and do not hesitate to say that I think it the best of all medicines for diarrhoea and bowel complaint generally." Sold by D. C. Sinclair St Bro.

E7 A petition ia being circulated, asking tb Rock Island Road to make an under ground crossing in front ef Lewi Zimmer- uTs place. There ia a large amount of travel on that road, and the crossing ia very dangerous. Psrhaps, wbea it first built the road, it would have made such a crossing, if they had been requested to do so, instead of every obstacle being thrown in the way of the work, and exorbitant damages being de manded by the property owners, wljich could not adjusted outside of tba Courts. t7 A perfect complexion, free from pim ple or blemish, is very rarely see because few people have perfectly pure blood. And yet, all disfiguring eruptions are easily re moved by th use of Ayer' Sarsaparilla.

Try it, and surprise your friend with the result. (7 Tbe assessed valuation of Doniphan County, this year, aggregates $3,325 239 40. The State Board of Equalisation did not change the figures from Iboae reported by th County Clerk. Tb County ia required to pay iuto the Stat Treasury th sum of $13,633.48, for tba next year. notice that th valuation is ahead of many Coun ties with double the area, and a far greater population than Donipbaa baa.

So that our County doe not sceuto be going back. to any alarming extent. (7 English Spavin Liniment remove all bard, soft, or calloused lump and blemish es from horse. Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splint, Sweeney, Stisfiee, Sprain. Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc.

Save $60 by use of one bottle. Every bottle warranted by Sinclair St Troy, and Carter St Miller. Wa thena. 7 Go to Frank Love for Sewing Ma chine. Needle.

Oils, and Repair. Office one door wcat of tbe Higby House. E7 It ia announced that Gea. Jama Craig, of St. Joseph, i afflicted with a cancer oo tb neck, and tb doctor say that it will probably kill him in sixty day.

Gen, Craig ia one of tbe oldeat citiseas of North-W eaters Missouri, and served several terms in Congress. Although a Democrat, be was loyal daring tb rebellion, and has always been a liberal minded and popular man. rp It is tb duty of parent to so that their children' teeth ars not raised through alglect. Usless tbs teeth sre absolutely unsound, they may be purified and kept whit by tbe use ot Creler Wild Roa Tooth powder. It i pare vleaaaw weeks we shall print a list of the premiums, for the benefit of those who may not get bold of a liat.

But the Association has an abundant supply of the pamphlets, and will furnish tbem to all who apply for them. C5 Man wits but little here below, But wants that little strong. This is emphatically trne of a purge. The average man or woman does not precisely banker after it, as a rule, but when taken, wisbss it to be prompt, sure and effective. Dr.

Pierce's Pleasant Purga.ive Pellets le ve nothing to be desired in poiut of efficacy, and yet their action is totally free from any unpleasant symptoms, or disagreeable alter effects. Purely vegetable, perfectly harm- less. Mrs. Frances Holub, who is now keeping a restaurant at Colorado Springs, sends us a copy of the Daily Gazelle, of that place, containing an account of the arrival of the first wagon at the summit of Pike's Peak. A toll road has been constructed to the summit, fourteen feet in width, with turn-outs every five hundred feet, and has a grade nowhere greater than ten per cent.

Tbe first wagon made the ascent on Friday morning, August I7tb. Tbe summit of the Peak ia 14,336 feet above the level of the sea, but in order to reach it. the road, with ita turna and sig sags, measures 17 miles and 460 feet. The wagons ara drawn by four horses or mules, and the pasaage up is mad lu six hours tbe passage down, in three hours. The far for tbe trip, including toll, is I J.

There are two stopping places on th route, called ranches, where good accommodations can be had. Ou a clear day, Denver ean be seen from tbe summit, which is above the clouds. Hesicaikcr This. When people tell you slighting things of Tom. Dick and Harry, be careful bow you answer back, for thoe who fetoh will carry.

Little Apricot Pills will carry off all tbe surplus bile and morbid matter, and thoroughly renovate the system. SO for cents. Sold by D. C. Sinclair St Bro.

(7 The chauces are that Joe Nixon, of Stockton, an aeeount of whose stabbing we gave last week, will recover. The last report was, that the doctors thought he would pull through if inflammation did not set in. We have not heard any further particular of tbe affair, but we think we can read the business all through. Nixon was beeping a club room. On the opposite side of the street was a drug store.

Tba druggist was envious, thinking thst Nixon was running a regular saloon, and interfering with bis profits. II sent bis cub over to play the py. Jo was too sharp for them, and seeing through tbe game, be fired the cub out. Th fellow wit to bis boss and reported, and both want off ia a fit of hydrophobia, resulting in the young man seising a knife, and going for Nixou in the manner stated. fy Few children ean be induoed to take pbysie without a straggle, and no wonder most drugs are extremely nauseating.

Ayer's Pills, on the contrary, being sugar coated, are eagerly swallowed by tbe littl one, and are, therefore, tbe favorite family medicine. ty With an immense crop of wheat and oats, harvested and saved an unprecedented bay crop a corn crop never surpassed, that ia beyond tbe need of any more rain an apple crop that is too heavy for the trees and a hog crop that baa escaped tbe ravagea of cholera, Donipbaa County was never in better ehspe. It is a good place to live, notwithstanding there are aome very wicked people here, who ought to be very thankful that they are so greatly blest, while Counties in which good, pious people manure the ground with goodnrs and wa-tsr it with holy sweat, will not raise enough to pay for even such cbesp fertiliser. Rkadt Witskssks. Any one who baa ever tried Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrbwa Remedy, or seen it tried for cramping pains in the stomach or bowels, cbolera morbus, or diarrhoea, is ready and willing to recom mend it.

It always cures quickly. Sold by D. C. Sinclair Bro. (7 Mrs.

Hicks left. Tuesday, for Nemaha County, where ah will in future reside. She Bay ber cloaiog out her was eauaed by the wholesale dealera overtaking her with unsaleable goods, and tbe eaaiest way out waa to unload the goods back oa to them. C7 Pimple, boil and other humor are liable te appear when the blood gets heated. To cure them, take Hood' Sarsaparilla.

ga Henry F. Ooaa last week brought us in a eoupla of watermelons aa large aa aix Biontba old pigs. One bore th inscription Harrison, and tb other Morton. found both Harrieoa and Morton good meat. f-j lira, Baagi mmm Scsmtehea of very kind oa bnmaa or animals eared in 30 minutes by laa-lfar-'a Sasiurjr Sold bj D.

C. Sinclair fc drug- 9, Troy. i i.