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may have heretofore entered, uwjer
the homestead luws, a quantity of
Bind iesi than one hundreiJ and sixty
ueies, shall he permuted under the
provisions of this net toeiitersomueli
hind continguous to the tract embrae
ed in the tint entry jih, when added
to the quantity previously entered,
shall not exceed one hundred and
sixty acres.
Sec. 3. Thnt in case ot the death of
any person who would he entitled to
law for like officers of the other dis
trict in said State.
Approved, June 8, 1S72.
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GKN'EUAIi NATURE Xo. 227.
AN ACT l. pro', ide for filling vacancies
certain oInch In the uevetalTerriloiieB.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
JIouhc of Representatives- of the Uni
ted States of Aincruxuifr Conrrcss As
sembled, That in any of the Territo-
hap
ne.. wnenever a vacancy snail
pen from ressiirimtioii or death during
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a Homestead under the provisions or ; the reee.-M or tlie legislative council
Uie first section of this act, his widow, j in any olljce which, under the oran
if unmarried, or in case of her death i ie net of raid Territory is to be filled
i innrriajje, then his ninor orphan , bv annnintment of the governor, hv
children, by a guardian duly appoint
ed and officially accredited at the De
partment of the Interior, shall be en
titled to all the benefits enumerated
in this act, subject to all the provis
ions as to settlement and improvements-
therein contained : Provided,
That if such person died during hid
term of enlistment, the whole term,
of his enlistment shall be deducted
from the time heretofore required to
perfect the title.
Skc. 4. That where a party at the
date of his entry of a tract ol land
under the homestead laws, or subse
quently ther-to. whs actually enlist
ed and employed in the army or navy
of the United States, his servici-n
therein snail, in the administration
of said homestead laws, be construed
to be equivalent, to all intents and
purposes, to a residence for the same
length of time upon the tract so en
tered : Provided, That if his entry
has been- cancelled by reason of bis
absence from said tract while in the
military or naval service of the Unit
ed States, and such tract has not been
disposed of, his entry shall be restor
ed : And provided further, That if
such tract has been disposed of, said
party may enter another tract subject
to entry under said laws; and hi-,
right to a patent therefor may be de
termined by the proofs touching his
residence and cultivation of the first
tract and- his absence therefrom in
Buch service.
Sec. 5. That any soldier, sailor,
marine officer, or other parson com
ing within the provisions of this at!
may, as well by an agent as in person
enter upon said homestead by filing a
declaratory statement as in "preemp
tion cases: Provided, That sat''
claimant in person shall wit;in th.
time prescribed make his actual en
try, commence settlements and im
provements on the same, and there
after fulfill all the requirements of
this act.
Sec. C. That the Commissioner of
the General Land Office shall have
authority to make all needful rules
and regulations-to carry into etl'ect
the provisions of thi3 act.
Approved, June 8, 1S72.
and with the advice and eon-ent trt
lite council, the governor shall fill up
such vacancy by granting a commi--
-iou, which shall expire at the end of
the next session ot said legislative
council.
Approved, June 8" T872.
General Nature No. 122.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An net
to establish a uniform system or bank
ruptcy lluouiiout the United .States."
Be it enacted by the Senate and
JIounc of Jieprescntatives of the Unit
cd States of Americi in Congress as
sembled, That the first proviso' in sec
tion fourteen of an act approved
March second, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven, entitled "An act to es
tablish a uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout the United State-"
be amended by striking out the words
"eighteen hundred and sixty-four,"
and inserting in lie thereof "eighteen
hundred and seventy-one."
Approved, June 8, 1S72.
Gkxerax, Nature No. 123.
AN ACT ta amend an act entitled "An act
to provide lor the disposition of usi-le-s
military reservations," approved frebiuary
tweiity-lourih, eighteen hundred andbev-
euty-one.
i e ,it enacted by the Senate and
Plouse of Representatives of the Uni
ted Stales of America in Congress as
sembled, That the- Secretary of ar
be, and he is hereby, authorized and
dilected to trau-ler to the custody and
coiitroLoi the Seuiutury of .he In e
rior, for disposition for cash, accord
ing to the existing laws of the United
SSiates relating to the public lands, af
ter appraisement, to tlie highest bid
der, and at not less than the apprais
ed value, nor at less than one dollar
and twenty-live cents per acre, the
United Slate military reservation at
Fort Walla-Walia, in the Territory
of Washington : Provided, That the
tiecietary of the Interior shall, when
ever in his opinion the public inter
ests may require it, caue the forego
ing reservation, or part or part these
of, to be subdivided into tracts ot less
than forty acres each, or into town
lots, with the necessary street or
streets to make the same accessible:
A:id provided farther, That each sub
division, together with the buildings,
building materials, or other property
which may be thereon, shall be ap"
p raised and oll'ered separately at pub
lic outcry, to the highest bidder, as
hereinbefore provided, but not in. sub
divisions oi more than lortv acres
inch, alter which any unsold laud or
lot .-hull be subject to sale at private
entry for the appraised value at the
proper land-office.
Approved, June 8, 1872.
teen hundred and forty-six and nine
teen hundred and forty-seven, or cer
tified copies I hereof, by making a cet
lilicate upon auoh patent or re-issue.
or certified copy thereof, of such ex-
tfMI.im MllM biWt'lll (V.O.J Iw.tixr i',r.'
paid therefor,) in the name t Sarah
S- Trapp, executrix of said William
Trapp; andthe Commi sioner of Pat
ents is hereby directed to cause the
same to be entered of record in the
Patent Office; and the said patents so
renewed, revived, and extended shall
have the same etl'ect in law as if orig
inally u run ted for terms extending to
the end ol the term to which they are
extended by this act : Provided, how
ever, That such renewal or extended
patents, respectively, shall be open to
legal inquiry and decision in the same
manner a if issued under the gener
al law regulating the granting of pat
ents: And provided further, That no
person, lirm, or corporation shall he
liable for any damage or royalty for
having made, vended, or Used said
improvements in said patents speci
fied prior to the milage of this ad;
and any such per-on, linn or corpor
ation, having made or purchased and
used said improvement since the ex
piration of the said patents-shall be
entitled to use the same without lia
bility during the term of said exten
sion. Approved, June 10. 1S72.
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Geneuai. Nature No. 123.
AN ACT to declare the true intent and
meaning of sci-Lion two of an act entitled
"An act to establish a nniform tem ol
bankruptcy throughout theUnitedSlntes"
approved Match two, eighteen huudrcJ
and blxty-hcven.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Jieiircscntatives of the Uni
ted States of America in Congress As
sembled, That the powers and juris
diction grafted to the several circuit
courts of the United Stales, or anv
justice thereof, by section two of an
nctentittled "An act to establish -t
uniform system of bankruptcy thro'
out the United States," approved
March second, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven, may be exercised in anv
district in which the powers or juris
diction of a circuit court have been or
may be conferred on the district court
for such district, as if no such powers
or jurisdiction had been conferred on
such tlistrict court; it being the true
intent and meaning of said act that
the system of bankruptcy thereby es
tablished shall be uniform through
out the United States.
Approved, June 8, 1S72.
Geneuat, Nature No. 12-1.
AN ACr concerning the circuit and district
courts ot the United States for the district
of Kansits.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the United
States of America in Congress Assem
bled, That from and after tne passage
of this act the May term of the circuit
court, and the October term of the
district court, of the United States for
the district of Kansas, shall be com
menced and held at the city of Leav
enworth, Kansas.
Approved, June S, 1G72.
General Nature No. 129.
AN ACT for the letter security of bank re
serve, and to facilitate bank charing-hoti-e
exchange!.
Ue it enacted bv the Senate am
House of ltepresentatives of the Uni
ted States ol Ameiica in Congress as
sembled. That the Secretary of the
Treasury is hereby authonzed to re
ceive United States notes on deposit,
wiinoui interest, irom national bank
ing a-s-ociations, in sums not less than
ten thousand dollars, and tois-ue cer
tificates therefor in such form as tlie
Secretary may prescribe, in denomin
ations of not less than five thousand
dollars; which ceitilicate shall be
payable on demand in Ui ited States
i.otes, at the place where the deposits
were made.
Sec. 2. That the United States
notes so deposited in the treasury of
the United States shall not be count
ed as part of the legal reserve ; but
the certificates issued therefor may be
held and counted by national banks
as part ol" their legal reserve, and may
oe accepted in the settlcmentol clearing-house
balances at the places where
the deposits therefor were made.
SEC. C. That nothing contained in
this ael shall be construed to author
ize any expansion or contraction of
the currency; andthe United States
notes for which such certificates are
issued, or other United States notes
of likeami-unt, shall be held as spec
ial deposits in the treasury, and used
only for the redemption of such cer
tificates. Approved, Juno 8, 1S72.
Threshing IVTachine
WITII 8 AND 10 IIOKSE
MATS Lr THE "Km. KXOWS
ATJTiTMAW & TAYLOB M'F'G- CO.,
The brilliant success of (hue Improved"
Grain-Satiny, Time-Saving and Money Earning
Thrahing EstaUUhntnls U unparaKtUdin theannals
of Farm Maeliinerj. Largely increased earnings are'
reported by Thruhermen who hare purchased A
great taring of grain by Farmers who have employed
Threeyears introduced and proven Vxxlly Es
tablished iVb experiiKntIn use in 400 Counties
in 16 Slates by 1700 purchasers Endorsed by forty
thousand farmers who hate emptoye&themGrtilit.'
Saving itdtchless "separating" principle They
shale Viegrain out of the straw Xb Beaters, Pickers,
Ttadtttes or Endless Aprons No clogging or
ping" in Flos or Wet Straw "Octrblast" Fan
Sieves have over eleven square feel of surface Many
Icincfe of Work Great "capacity" in Wheat,
Eye, Oats, Birley, Buckioheat Feat, Beans, Millet,
Hungarian, etc. Uiwpproachable in FlaxEhri--valed
in Wei Straw- and Grain Unsurpassed in
Timothy Time-Saving A'o titterings to clean
up No detention from wet straw, high winds, putter
ing, clogging or badwcatherQuicUy.tctand moved
Simply coviBtrvicttil-Easilymanagcd-RcTnarfc
ably light draft Very durable Cheaply kept in order
only about oxr-niLP as many Bells, Gear Wheels,
Boxes, Journals, SJiafts and Pulleys to clog, wear out,
add to draft, or to keep in repair as in Endless Apron
Machines More conveniences and Uss to annoy All
the latest inprovanents-Ioney-Ialiius-Faster
threshing Less de'ention Choice of jobs Extra
Prices for work Farmers wail for weeks and months
Elegant Finely Finished Salable.
Invo8ti;ato t
Call on the undersigned, (or send your name
and post office address), andget a Factory Price
List and Descriptive Pamphlet (free) con
taining CO illustrations and letters from hundreds of
purchasers. "Complete Threshing E
tahllshments," as well as Horse-Powera
ualone," and Separators "aloncn
FOR SALE BY
R. R. TIMS TABLES.
MIDLAND PACIFIC EAILWAT.
Takes effect Suadav. Septemberl.lSTi Trains dally
except Sunday.
WESTWARD'
No. 3.1 No. l.j
T.M. A.3T.
1:00 S.-00
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TalboU
.Dunbar..
Arllnstors.
.Svraruse
Unndllla .
raliuyra .
Ben n ot
Cheney's .
State Prison
Lincoln ,
EASTWARD
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Tlie time given above Is that of Zlneoln, being 37
minutes slower than that of Chicago.
31. A. SHOW-EIUS. J. :n. COXVERSK.
Train Master. tiUperintenaent.
Burlington & Missouri Kiver B E,
PASSENGER AXDIIXED TRAINS,
RUNNING BETWEEN
Platlsmouth and Lincoln.
To tnkc Effect Wednesday, Dec. !i0, 157J.
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STATIONS
il WESTWARD.
' Trnin No. 3. . Train Xo.l.
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General Nature No. 125.
ANT ACT increasing the rates of pension to
certain persons therein de&cribetl.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Jicprcsentadvcs of the Uni
ted States of America in Congress as
sembled. That the net entitled "An act
supplementary to tlie several aets re
lating to pensions," approved Juno
sixth, eighteen hundred and sixty-sis,
be so amended that from and after
the passage of this aut all persons en
titled by law to a less nension thnu
hereiuarter specilied, who, while in
the military or naval service of the
United States and in line of duty
shall have lost the sight of both eyes'
or shall have lost both hands, orshafl
nave jo.st ootn leet, or been
iientiy and totally disabled
name, or otnerwise so permanently
ami totally disabled as to render them
utterly helpless, or so nearly so as to
requiae the eonstant persona! aid and
attendance of another person, shall
be entitled to a pension of thirty-one
dollars and twenty-live cents per
xnontli : and all persons who under
I'l-6 circumstances shall have lost one
hfcvd and one foot, or been totally and
permanently disabled in the same, or
otherwise so disabled as to be incapac
itated for performing any manual la
bor, but not so much as to require
constant personal aid and attendance
shull be entitled to a pension of twenty-four
dollars per month; and all
persons who under like circumstances
suaii nave lost, one Hand, or one foot
or been totally and permanently dis
abled in the same, or otherwise so dis
abled as to render their incapacity to
perform manual labor equivalent to
the loss of a hand or font !mli i. ..
titled to a pension of eighteen dollars
Generae Nature No. 130.
AN ACr to amend section live of an act en
titled "An net innknm appropriations lor
the civil and diplomatic expense-, i thu
Roveriiinent tor the year eighteen hundred
and forty -one," approved .March three,
eighteen hundred and forty-one, and to
authorize ihe proper construction thereof.
lie it enacted by the b'euate and
House of ltepresentatives of the Uni
ted States of America in Congress as
sembled, That the provisions of tlie
fifth section of tlie act entitled ' An
act making appropnations for the civ
il and diplomatic exueuseaof tin- mv-
eminent for the year eighteen hun
dred and forty-one," appioved March
three, eighteen bundled and lortv
oue, which established and limited
the compensation of collectois oi cus
tonia, shall be amended and shall b
construed to apply to all surveyors o
customs ports performing, or having
performed, the duties of collectors o
customs, who shall be entitled to re
ceive the same compensation as is al
lowed to collectors &y said act of
March three, eighteen hundred and
ferty-one, for like services in the set
tlement of their accounts with the
treasury: Provided, That the fees,
commissions, and emoluments pre
scribed by law and collected by them
shall amount to such maximum
lowance.
Approved, June 8, 1S7J.
Gcvekal Nature No. 1.11.
VX ACT to amend ihe tilth .section of an act
entitled "An act inakuiS appioprimions
lor the leg.slHtive, executive, and Judicial
expense of the government lor the ear
ending June thlitielh, eighteen hundred
and seventy-three, and lor other purpos-
Jie it enacted by the Senate and
House of lieprsentalives of the Uni
ted States ol America in Congress as
sembled, That the tilth section of the
act approved May eighth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-two, making ap
propriations for the legislative, exec
utive, and indicia! csiiMiKoo'nfti,..
Government for the year ending June
v'wwiij, viiii.eeii uuuureu ami seventy-three,
shall not tie held to atmlv
to materials, stores, or supplies solil
to ofheeTs ami soldiers of the armv oi
to exploring or surveying expeditions
,: , ,,, uy,ia7' J,ml "" aid sec
tion shall not be held to repeal slIeh
part of paragraph 1032, Kevise.i Am. v
siMN -three, as provides that expei.se-
III Vlli trt litiiito... - I"-
....o... ...ii.uy sioicaor suimlies
regularly condemned will be' paid
from their proceeds. l
Approved, June S, 1S72.
General Nature Nn isot
A2d'S oV u'nnenelof SaRln S. Trapp. ex
ecu.rix of nihun Trapp, deceased.
Uouse of representatives of the Uni
ted btates of America in Congress as-
per month, from and nffrti, ft,..",-. X " ""U1:. ,MV?P l ?e letter.s-patent
day of June, emhrn i, "U , u' " i 1VtvV.l. "n Trapp, a citizen of
seventy-two. Cu auu me united .states, dated the ft
Approved, JuneS, 1S72.
General nature No ig
AI FK?rlda?rCate UD d,nal tanddtetrlet
TTn,LCnaClcd hU i1lc -Sfeno'c and
House of -Representatives of the Unit
ed States of America in cinarcss ins
Hi rg eaSt f the lino between
ranges fourteen and fifteen east shall
constitute,,,, additional land distriot,
arid shall be known as the East Flor
ida district, the office for which shall
be located at Jav ties vi lie..
Sec. 2. That there shall be appoint
ed a register and a receiver for said
land district, and who. shall be enti-
t PI In t lacnmn , .'
. ..., OUIIc vruuipeiisaiion as is
may uereaner Ue. nrescribed i,v
Vt. I nv
ol October, eighteen hundred and for
ty-live, surrendered and re-issued on
the tenth dav of March, eighteen
hundred and forty-nine, and extend
ed by the Commissioner of Patents
for seven years from tlie first da- of
uetouer, eighteen hundred and iifty
nine, and again surrendered and re
issued in two several divisions or pat
ents numbered, respectively, nine
teen hundred and forty-six and nine
teen hundred and forty-seven for
new and useful improvements iii bar
rel machinery, be, and the same is
and are hereby, renewed, revived
and extended for the term of seven
years from and after the passage of
thia act: and the rmnmLin,! J-
Patents is hereby directed, upon the'
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slg" ? r Can asidwil sell you rll Muds of Imulsmen ts cJieapsr
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Lincoln .....
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Denton ....
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STATION
Plattsmoatb
Omnlia Junction..
Louisville.........
South Bend
Ashland.. ...
Creenwocd .
Waverly
Newton-..-..
Lincoln .................
Lincoln ..-,
Denton .
Itisliland....-
t'reto
Dorchester j
EASTWARD.
Train No. 1.
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11:30 p. m. leave o.00 a. m. leave
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11:03a.m. arrive 4:-t" p.m. arrive.
10:35 -1:15.-
10:05 :t-,.
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ftoO a.m. leave. 3:30 p. m. leave.
The time given above Is that of Omaha, being 33
minutes slower than that or Chicago.
Til OS. UOAjVE
Chief Engineer and Supertntaulint.
Kansas City, St Joseph. & 0. Bluffs.
TttIC TAHLK "o. 16.
Xo takerjfect Sunday, July-lCth, 1S71.
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Having determined to reduce
STATIONS.
Kansas City.......,
East Leavenworth..
St. Joseph ............
PHKLPS
Hamburg ,.-....
Council BIull's
OMmIIA mail si
EXV. j KX1-.
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11:40
5:33 2:27 P. 31.
6:30 sua
8:43 5:35
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STATIONS.
Kansas City. .
Hat Leavenworth..
St. Joseph..-.
PHL'LPi?
Ilamburi; ....
Council Bluir-,
ST. LOUIS MAII.AXD
BXP. XXV,
111:15 P.M.
.... 10:10 P. 31,
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4: 10 P. 31
3:28
1:0.5
10:13
9:40
7:15
Tickets lor sale at all the General Ticket Offices.
A. C. DAAVES, A. !. HOPICIA'S,
tien'i buperintendent,
St. Joseph, 3Io.
Gen'l Pass. Agent,
St. Joseph, Mo.
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Ofily Line Running Through Cars
our stocic of Dry Goods, Notions,
&c. .and haying on hand a very
large and extensive stock, Ave will
commence on Monday, tlie 15th
of August, and will sell our en
tire stock at such prices as will
insure a speedy sale.
Our only object is to get mon
ey, therefore we will sell for cash
only.
To secure great bargains, call
early, with the cash, and be as
tonished at the low prices.
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ST. LOUIS
TO
NCTrYork, ChicaEO, Cincinnati and Louisville,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
SUMMER SCHEDULE, 1812.
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PROPRIETOR
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88 &; 90 0NJ:.IlNr STREET,
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7:30 A. M.-Day Express,
Through to Js'cw York. ("ncaKo, Cincinnati and
Louisville Daily except buudny.
4:45 P. M, Accommodation.
For all Way Stations Daily e.ceptSunday.
6:15 P. M.-FastLine.
With Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car thmni;h to
Jfov York. Cincinnati and Louiiville IrAiliY.
6:45 P. M, Chicago Express.
With through SlecpingCisr Dally ex Saturday
Ticket Office 100 N. Fourth St.. caJSasM, St ko;s.
F. 3r. COLBURX.
Ticket Ajjent.
st. Louis.
JOAX E. SIM1VON',
Gen'l Supt.
Indi.tnapolLs.
W. K. JOXKS,
West'n Pass As't,
St. Louis.
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Gen'li'.iss. A't
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No, 70 Main Street,
rownville, Nebraska.
Largest Stock in the Market.
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PERU, XEBR.ISKA.
Real Estate R u-lt and Sold
on Commission.
Collections made ail Taxes paid for Xon.Residants
STUDEBAKER AND WHITE WATES
Steel Rail ! Bonble Track
Baltimore and Ohio R. E.
The GreatSliort Line from
CIXCISXATI or COL.UJ1BUS
east:
Saving 87 to 110 mile-?, and arriving ons Tain in
Advance at
Saving 53 niile-i, arriving C.ia hours in advance at
Saving ., miloi, arriving 8i hours in advance at
"W-A.sia:isrc3-T;o2Nr.
Ileaching
One Train the Quickest.
Tha Great Iron Sailwaj 3ridgo3 ever the
Ohio nivcr, at Pnrkersburs "il
Bellalre, are Completed.
MOIHsIXG AND 2f JGUT LXES OF
PdI!bi3d's Pahce Dnwitg R0.BI and Sleep ng Car;
,,n,Vu" 7" ",3.,"ouie,':o.n?. Cincinnati or Col-
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WITHOUT CHAfiE.
Cy this Itonte you avoid A LT, O Jf XIEU5 TIt.VX
FEItS and KSttRras. lltlV!:?-
Ticketaforsaleat all Tiok.t unices in the South
r -.r ,. aul West.
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Gen 1 Tio'-et Asent, Master Tniinpor'n
nvivJn,,iAi-Mk mt, Italtimorejl.1.
SIDE-i n. JONKs.Oen'l Pas. Atr't CinciunHtl.O
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Kansas Pacific Railway.
bliort, Favorite and Only
ALL IiA.IIL, EOUTE!
Great Inducements Offered.
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STATE AGENT FOR TILE BEST
Combined Shelter and.Grioder,
Wind Mill and Steamer,
AUo Breeder andShipper of the celebrated
POLAItTD CHITJA HOG
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presentation of said nateti.a nr r.i' s,JweJS,wMaat and General x
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NEW 2IE3rpniS.
IDAHO sPRIXfis.
ORKENUITY,
ELKO.
MARYSVILLE.
OEORBETOWS,
UM.'JIU 1,
OREELEY.
CIIBYEV.NE,
RENO.
(JOLUEN- CITY.
CENTRAL CITY,
VIl,LAmAiONT.
EA'AfS.
SALT LAKE CITY.
SACRA3IENTO.
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Momt
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Principal OflicellOl W. Fifth St., CinrlnaatO.
The only Reliable Gift Uistributun In the County-
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WD. -uuress
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AND BUGGIES OP ALL KINDS.
If you want anything, come and ask for it.
eUW.5WS?5fc-WE EP NOTHING BUT FIRST CLASS GOODS AND GUAEAN
IM j TEE ALL OUB GOODS TO BE AS Bvix
v;oloivo SPRINGS. SA- FHAh'Urn
And all points in
Kansas, Colorado, the Territories, and
the Pacific Coast.
1S8 ?yIteneP.h0rteStL,nefroni Kanw CI-
210 ?i' the Shortest line to Pu.-blo. Trin-
LV IanrLea.andaUp0,nteln"-
RemembPr that this Is theGreat Through Utfend
No Otlier AU Hail Route
to any of the above poInt3,
There b no tedious omnibus or ferry tramfrrhr
this route, as the Great Rivera aren Bridged
PU3IAX PALACE CARS,
ran through from 1 K.U5SAS CITY to BENDER
w Ithout Change.
Passengers by this route have aa opporfnitv ot
Ii5Ti28 th.e flne Asr'cultural DLstricS T of KansiS
and can stop over at Denver and visit th. .1 l'
ataInB.a8ricattnralwy53tgyffl
fiIS!eonn,et,onslna,,eat Kansas City with all
trains to and from the East. -forth anagomh.
Be sure to ask for Tickets via. Kansas
City and tke Kansas Pacific RaiAvav!
BFTbtyt ?rllS- BOWEX.Gn'ISupt.
aiA ui-ws,Kan
T!T a
j""fc'g
VALUABLE GIFTS
to be distributed In
n. aiisns
15Stl REGCLAU MOSTIILY
SlrT ENTERPRISE 1
dam -4 i
STfr 1 o be drawn
xs J1U. U A V. NOT. .", T. . 1 c ro
TWO GUAXD CAPITALS F.ACROP
$5,000 IN GQiB?
5 Prizes snn lTTna his 1j t
10 Prizes 100 1 1 w- ww"w"-b. i
Tw-o I ine-toned Rascwood liano. worth Vjxi pit.
looo oold ar.d Ml verever Huutinc Wa'ches worth
rrom5cOtoKK)each. iuu"uf v cnes,wort
rhfLesLGw!.U i-eontlne Chains. Gent's Gold Vest
Chains. Solid and donblo niiPi i-..! "L.-.Ti
i easpoons. Photograph Albums. Jewliry "et. eta
V'hole Nitmlier Gifts, 10,000.
Tickets Limited to S.in.nnn
Agents wanted to soli tickets, to whom liberal Pre
miums will be paid. -"-"e-SrS-GLE
TICKETS!: 6 TICKETS J5; 12 TICK
ETS $10; 25 TICKETS ?.
crlHanT?r,nlnK a fu" " of prizes, a des
cription of the manner ofdrawln"- anrt nth.i
nm!0n ,n ference to tStHbt!on ? will be"
adndrleaytone0rder,ni:them- ARIette'mllbI
City, Mo j OffloB, 101 V. 5th Stt
I. D. SINE. Box 86.
Cincinnati, Okio.
Great Through Passenger Rculc
THE OLD RELIABLE
HAKWIBAL
a xix
Coimcil Bluffs R. H. X.ina,
VIA ST. JOSEPH AXD QCIXCY.
TWO FAST EXPEESS TEAKS
Crossing the XL-fcwippi at iiury on Br.'-';p w H.
PUX,2i3XA2t SLEEPIa PALACES,
FROX
EKOTTI3.?.E TO QS.rS.VCx,
Wiihout Chancre of Car.
THIS IS THE BET SHORT LINE
TO QUIXOY, ST. 1.0VIS, CAIK0,
3remphte.w Orleans, Jack-wnville. pr.r.g
tleld. DelHr Tolono. Ij Kayell. Indian
apolis, Cii(Cu.nai.I)uiHVillt Xhuie,
Uliattanow;a, LeMnutou. coiwir.tnw,
Vheeliuir. Pjrerbrjc. Ralti-
inore. WasbinRUw,
RlchnKMMl.
..VJJ . .JZVST ISKSJXJJtLS '.RGl TS
To Ft. "Wayne. Toledo. C.-etllii. Pittbnrff,
Harrtoboix.iniK.vlelptila. " Yori.,
Button, a tl all paints,
SOUHAND ST.
t Passengers tsfcmicoUier Unes est o r t o'
by al! means tkhfe in rnriDy, a wt
sectiou of splendid country.
Buy YonrThroagH Ticfccts
ia. St. .Toe uI Qtti"
For f.ale at Ticket Offices St. J"..-0,"1
UlufisR. R.. at the Star IWri-JfySStoita f" n
enson & Cros.Tlcltet Aes. ad VMv-' "
and other stations oa Use or road. aUsW"1"
byanyolher route. . t .'
Basfrage checkwl throwrh t a P? lTJS-e
connections? via Qulncy r tortJS5l5EAv'
B. P. GROAT. GEO. H. A-"' mi,.
Gen'l Ticket As't. GeB- Bp
PHANZ HE I.3HSB.
AGOM &gLACKMITH5H0P
ONE DOOR AVEST OF COCRT nOFSE.
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mi'.
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TTTAnnv Ar a TrT"VO.
I W -T. . .. -1. .Inilf U'
I' flows, anu an wv ; , Vinn -su
manner and on short notice. Swcuu rui-iy!
teod. Give him aca.U, J
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