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B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
v e r M I UG e !

1T Is NOW OVER FORTY YEARS SINCE THIS
/ medicine was offered = remedy for Worms, and
from that time its reputation has steadily increased
until at the present day il is almost universally
knovleged throughout nearly all parts Of the wori
To he the sovereign remedy. Worm Confections
made more for the purpose Of pleasing the palate
featured all over the country hat their short lease
of life Is nearly exhausted, and b. a. Fahnestock
Sernifge continues TO grow in favor daily. Chill
dren often look pale and sickly from other caus,
than worms, aud spasms are most frequently the re-
suit Of these hidden sappers and miners.
When they are irritable and feverish sometime.
craving f0od and eating ravenously, again refusing
whOle~,me diet, tossing restlessly in sleeping mo'
ing and grinding the teeth, then he assured the>
symptoms arr indications Of worms.
Uneasincss and pain in the abdomen, with swell
presence 81 these hidden ,apper> and miners.
Many . helpless chilli has been laid in the grave
when the disease which caused its death has bee
entirely misunderstood, and when worms have re-
allv been the cause. IL has been proved i-von
c7vil, that worms exist in the human system ff'
earliest infancy, therefore parentS-e,eeia!ly moth
ers, Who are ninrc constantly with their Children
cannot he tn Ohs.rvant Of the first symptoms {.
worms, for 81 surely n they exist, can th-s J.
safely and speedily removed: fm the mot d,li'ai
infant, by the Use Of b. A. Fahnes'ock's Nermi-
fnse.
Physicians do not hesitate to Ecsommen'. it an'
use IL in their practice and many of the nist eri
nent Of the profession, from all pa 3 Il the counr
testify 70 its uniform success IN fict, IL NrNEi
FANS. II has frequently been given To chiiir..
. safe pursativc, not su,p-c'iny the cause Of H
illness, and large quantities of worms were dis
charged and immediate relief afforded
Great caution must be used 10y every purchaser T.
be his Judge in sens, and to examine ever,
hottie he buys of it, The simple name Of FAME
STOCK is not suficiet. lie must look closely ari.
carefully TO that the initials are L. 4. PAINE
STOCK, and be satisfied with nothing else.
SCHWARfz 3 HASLErT.
SUCCESSORS TO
H. A. FAHNESTOCk' SON..
PITTSBURGH, pa
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
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The Big M0rners-Nr. Hewarsl-Rain.
CHEYENNE, August ia gentleman just
arrived from Sweetwater, reports that
about thirty members Of the Big Horn expe-
dition have returned to Camp Brow. The
balance have gone to Montana. No further
details are known.
Il: Hon. W. H. Seward arrived to-day, and
was met at the depot BY large number Of
citizens, officers and the post hand. He re-
mains u day or two as guest of Gen. King,
commanding officer Of Fort ID. A. Russell.
The weather IL rainy.
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New YORK, August lS-A picnic Of the
Savage organization Of Fenians came of at
Jones Woods, yesterday, and was attended
by over 600 people, John Savage
made speech, condemning REGENTS fights
hetween Grange and Green r,,ffians, and re
minding his bretheren that since the dies
Enlistment Of the Irish church the Orange
men had become nationalits. lie alluded
to the present war, and advised Irishmen to
refrain from taking rides until England he
came involved.
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MEDICAL.
0:&3l3:X3R3
A!l!|||'Z!'I|||||'3'|||R| !|'
- .!rJsCtn!

This Is the most thorough blood purifier Vet dis
covered, and CURES all humOrS from the worst Scrof-
ula to . common Eruption. Pimples and BlOtehes ON
the fsce, and scaly or rough skin. which are such
annOying b3enlishe< to many young persons yied
to the Of . few bottles 81 this wonderful meii
cine. From one tn eight bottles cure Salt Eheum,
Erysipelzx, Scald Head. Ring Worms, B0il>, Scay
Er1ptiOns u the Skin. ScrOfula Sores, CEers and
'.Canker'' in the Mouth and Stomach. II il u
combining in harmony Natures most sovereign
curative properties which God has inssilled into
the vegetable kingdom for healing the sick. Ii is
great rtt0rer for the strength and vgor of the sys
tenn. These who are lan.uid, sleepless. have ner
apprehensiOns fears, any Of the affections
symptomatic III weakness, will find convincing evil
dence IL its restorative power upon trial II you
feel dull, drOwsy, dcblitatei and desponlent. have
frequent Headache, mouth tastes badly in the
morning, irregular appetite and tongue coated. ven
are suffering from Torpid Liver .'BiliousneSs. -
In many cases Of Liver Complaint only parf
Of these symptoms are experienced As remedy
fr all such ease~, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has equal it effects perfect cures, leav
ing the liver strengthened and healthy. For the
cure Of Habitual Constipation Of the Bowels il is
never falling remedy, and those who have used it
for this purpose loud In its praise. In Bron-
cbial,- Throat and Lung Diseases, il has produced
many truly remarkable cures, where other mesii-
ciaes have faesi. sold by druggists ut ST. 90 per
bottle. Prepared at the Chemical Laboratory Of
r. v. PIERCE, N. D., Buffalo, n. Y.
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Inaian commissioners Corruption
InveStigatiO0.
ST. LOUIS, August ls-Col. Robt. Camp
hell, of st. Louis, and Felix r. Brunat, Of
Pittsburgh, Indian Commissioners, will leave,
Monday next, to meet Red Cloud and his
principal chiefs ut Fort Laramie. They will
also visit Spotted Tail. If the Indian goods
reached Laramie in time, Campbell and
Brunat will superintend the distribution.
Gen. Mcdonald, Internal Revenue Super
visor of this District, is investigating charges
Of corruption against Mark johnson, Aases-
sor of the Fifth District Of this State.
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THREATS ALL PRIVATE DISEASES. SYPH-
Ills, all firms, Gononheea, elect, Structure,
snltnt from srlf-abu-e, producing unmanliness.
nervous debility, irritability, eruptions, seminal
emissions and finally impotency, permanently
cured. Medicine prepared in the establishment,
which es,bs.ees ofce, reception and waiting rooms,
also boarding and sleeping apartments for patient.
requiring daily personal attention, and vapor and
chemical Aaths thus conc entFating the famed min
es.I SPRING. Both sexes, married or single, suffer-
ing fr,,u indiscretion, iDdulgences or exposures,
NAV apply and be cured. No matter who have
failed, state your case. Read what he says in his
penphlee sent 10 every addrsss free. Thousands 81
casrs treated annually, II 0fkce and all over the
country. Consultation free, personally or by mail
GIG wa,hinston avenue, 81. Louis. Mo. Hours, .
. N. tp ] p. N. Sundays, "a m to II l. M
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OTTAWA, August lS-The village OF
Bells Corners was destroyed by fire. The
Inhabitants had barely time to escape
with their lives.
The fire in the woods was 50 close that the
city was quite illuminated. Last night two
or three beans were driven in by the fire and
appeared in the streets.
MONTREAL, August lS-A large fire &C.
CURED this morning, in the village O,
Tunneries, near this place. Over fifty house-
were burned. Loss very Large.
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wARNERS COUGH AAISAN d healing, soft
s s, sna expessossnS; ee sAtosoansfy power
ally curing The most obstinate cases Of Coughs,
Colds. Sure Throat, Broachitis Inauenxs, CataTrh,
Hoersenese, Asthma and Consumptioa Is almost in
credible. 80 prompt Is the relief and certain its e.
fcts In all the shove cases. any affection Of the
throat and lung, that Thousands q hysicians aIr
daily prescribing II, and and al say that Il il
the most healing and expectorating medicine
kssvn. One dose always affords relief, and In
most cases one hottle Effects . cure. Sold by drug
gists, in large bottles. Price One Dollaf. Il l.
your own fault il you still cough and suffer. The
halsam win cure.
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WIDE or LIEE,

The great HOOD HSriaer anA Delicious Drink,
WARMERS vNUM WIFE, OR WINE OF
LIFE, ts ffee from any paisoaOus drug or impu-
rites, being prepared Tor thOse Who require stin
uant. II is splendid appetizer and tonic, and the
finest thing in the world or purifying the blood II
is the most pleasant and delicious article o-rd
u the public, Ear superior to handy, whiskey,
healthy, and cheaper. Both nals and female;
ysang a old, can take the Wine of Life. 1t II in
faes, . life pgesefveS. Thoss Who wish To enjoy
SsS1 !. se ,.se ~ VIZ ~ ~ = 1. as
anything ever hefae IN -. Il l. sulA BY drug
gists; a6o ut al respectable salooas. Prize One
D0llaS, In quart b0ttles-
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Drcadfsl Collision - the Anaason
River.
New York, August l8-The schooner
Tampico, from Sara, brings advices that 4
collision occurred on July 18th, on the Anna
ION river, between two steamers One OF
them sunk within half an hour, with 200
Passengers on board, and l6O were lost She
had . cargo valued At $3.50, 900, without in
slrance.
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found in his pocket, and The is said to have
some more due him in this city, which, is
also to be paid TO the object Of his affections.
Mitchell has been staying at the house Of
Mr.. Anderson, in Platte county for shsst
time past. lie always bore a good character
rs far as We can learn.
Railroad and Bridge Meeting at Fair
mount.
A meeting of the inhabitants Of Paramount
township was held on Tuesday evening, at
Fairmouat Station; A. II. johnson, Esq.,
Chairman, J. \. Blackman, Secretary.
The meeting havir g for its object the con-
sideration of the interests of the county in the
Kansas and Missouri bridge, an earnest dis
cussian took place with regard5e TIN 6ofE
and the recent action Of the Board Of County
Commissioners in relation to the contract
with the Chicago & Southwestern Z. r. 20.
The sentiments of the meeting were en-
bodied IN the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
Resolmd, That We approve the course re-
Gently punEned by our Commissioner, q. S.
Hiatt, and his colleagues, Mexn. Chaplin,
McWhir, McManus, Spencer, Thornbarg,
and Miller, with regar! to the proposed con-
tract between the Missouri & Kansas Bridge
Company and the Chicago & Southwestern
Railroad Company, and We advice further
delay in the completion Of said contract,
until the rights of Leavenworth County and
her citizen stockholders are fully and aatisfsc-
torily guaranteed.
Resared, That the Secretary furnish to each
Ofthe county papers report Of these pro-
ccedings.
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CITY CCERx's OvyIcE,
LeavenvOrth City, Kansas,

LeavenvOrth City, Kansas,
July Is, A. u. 1870.
VOC, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE HEREBY
notified that At . regular meeting, held by the
Ciiy Council Of said City on the 18th day Of July.
A. u. 1870, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That il is necessary TO construct
plank sidewalk, six feet vide, With pine platform
and white oak stringers, on the west side Of Main
street. in front Of hts 10 and II. block Is also on
the west side Of Main street between Usage and Pot
tawatomie streets, excepting in front If lots j. .,
and 6, block IA City Proper.
And you, and each OF you, are hereby further
notified, that unless . majority Of the owners Of
such property, residing in the City, texcept PERSONS
Calming interest IN such property by reason OF
Tax Titles, and liable TO b. taxed fr such work or
Improvement SHALL on or before Monday, the 9Th
lay Of september, \. d. 1870. file with the City
Clerk Of said City, their protest against said i'm
provements tine City Council will order said I'M
improvements 10 he made, and contract therefor
and levy and collect the taxes for the same, rs pro-
vided by the City Charter and Ordinances Psssed In
W.. W. CREIGHTON, City Cad.
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H. W Gillett and ". II. Insley, late partners
under th. style Of Gilett Insey, plaintiffs.
William Crowder, defendant.
Before Henry W. Rice, Justice of the Peace,
Tonganoxi- township, LeavenwOrth County, Kan.
Said defendant is hereby notified that an order Of
attachment was issued by said Justice ofthe Peace
against yoar gods and chatteis on the sth day Of
july A. u. 1870 in favor Of said plaintiffs for the
some II fft ythsee dollars and cents AMI
that trial Of said will he hear the the 9th
day Of August, 4. d. 1870, at o clock n ILL.,
GiLLETT Il INsLEY,
auylDyIfs Plaintiffs.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
Sealed Proposals.

ToNGANOxIE, KAN. Aug. 10th 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE- RECEIVED
! NJ Tonganozie, Kansas. until ) % clock p. M :.
saturday. August s'th, 1870. for the building oi a
Brick Scnpl House in Sch0olDiStrici No. -. Ton
gaBoxie, leavenwOrth County, Kansas Proposals
VIII he received for any portion Of the work spa
rate or for completion Of the building aceoriins
plans and specifications.
The building to BIZ commenced within thirty ia, :
AFTER date Of contract. and be completed by the
ist day Of January. ISL.
The School Board reserves the right To reject any
anil all bids.
The plans and specifications can he ss~n al the
Hardware Store Of }. =. Richards 4 Co., in L.av
rnworth. kansas, ON Tuesday. August nd, Is.o
from 10 . clock a. m. until y clock y. M. and at
Rice STORE In Tong.nOxie. Kansas. from the lsih
(" the 18th inst, except the I'D instant.
BY order Of the School RUard.
.... II. W. RICE
aui.vtl Dist i,s Clerk
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MEDICAL.


failed not evea in easel to cure the very worst
cases Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding lils-. Th0e
Who arr anictel should immediately call ON their
expressly 6Or the File, and II not recommended To
cure any other diseas. II has cured many cas. Of
over thirty years standing. Price Que Dollar Fug
sale by druggists every where.
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WARMERS DYSrE:PsIA TONIC Is PRE-
PARED exprrsrly for DyHepsics and tha~e suffer
ing with habtual COstiveness. II slightly stinl-
ulstins tosic and splendid appetizer; Il strength
ems the stomach aud restores the digestive organs
their healthy state. Weak, nervous and dyspeptic
PerHo0s should use WARHER's DYSPEPSIA TONH.
For aek BY druggists. Price One Dollar.
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We knowledge the receipt Of an invita-
ton to attend the Platte County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association Fair, To he held
Sept. 9th, 2sth, e9th Both and Oct lst
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Ben. AKER's horse. Kansas Chief.
which won Two I.nr~s- a, BuffaL-. and "kan-
>a- Queen have been sold for $1,000.
thur Safe is looking up in turf matters, and
is fast winning good reputation.
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As hesesoluge, car NM Uin . III q ehaics
Burr 1ieek., e3eesea q he 0lazSo u Fsaaee.
Sod - DeaeApeivsE p6Ise eseaaiaingIS 1aAiD
~ ISAAC 6TRAUD co..
Cor. Ffoat md yoAn 81, CneilnGn, O
jy3v1l3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


4 SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO PHYSICIANS
NEw Toak. August lssA 49,.
Allow ne 70 call your asteatsoe to ny FREPA-
RATION OF CONPOuNDE EXTRACTOR BUCHu.
The eoapeeeos parss s.e BucnU. Ioxo LrAr.
cuRERs. JUNIPER BERRIES.
MODE OF PREPARATION.
,,,,,., p..,,-. n, S;s,u.t,.,o
| 70 firm Ane gin. Cub-ts extrscted by di&placc-
ssn' oy i'aeos o''.'' ~ ''''' '..'P<' eo'
tanning very niue ''sA'' . '"-'' i'''A - 'f''''
."' "'''s r-'-'' '''--
i've P''pe''.e' .'s " -. -'''''
u;..
ton: upon inspection. 1t will b. found not to he
\ Tincture. rs made In Pharmar0pQa, nor u II .
.vrup-apd therefor. can be u.sd IN cas-s where
fever or Inflammation exists In this you have the
tuovleas. Of tn. ingredients and the mode Of prepa-
,.,,ou.
"''""k '"A' ~" WV ''o' "
'".' Si~''' '''''+' - VIZ
"a''o"'
Chemis, aud Drusxi-, Of is years experience in
:, a..
wo,a,
.r .o,,;r,s., v,,b urHr He,m,.,d; h-
.,., a.. n. S.,,. o,,..;,. INV ,..,a.,.. and
-. .,,..s..s,, in conducting the bu,iu-s, where
"een 'A'"'@"'s ''"p'E'e" VIZ" "'' '"-''' 80"
enterprise
"L'AA "hi""
Firm o. Powers " "e's"'"sn' manufacturing
c"e"'s''' MIMI A"' "'""" '~''' '""-'''P"'~'
6elmboldS flud Exuaes bucnu'
for weakness arising ff0sn indi'cresioo. The e1-
haasted powers Of Nature which are accompanied
BY 80 many alarming symptoms. among which vii
b found. Indispoaitian 70 Exssson 01s os Memory
-''' "
tons and inability 7" enter into the en'"!"en's Of
v..... require. tn. ii. Of ..''.: :" strength.
HxLxBoLD' sFLrID EXTRACT BrcHU. in affections |
peculiar TO Females, Is unequaled BY any other
a In ClOrlsis, or Retention, painful
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THEsarvcyoss u the second line Of the
I.eavenwoith & Topeka railroad will pr,i,-
ably reach Leavenw"rth to-day or to-mor-
row They have been ont about four weeks.
This line is much shorter than the other. II
is expected ,l,s, the locating party will soon
H.. nj work
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THE circulation of THE TINES never in
creased as fast it does at the present time.
Subscribers are rolling in by hundreds, from
all parts Of the State. RI
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WASHINGTON, August 1S-Authority is
given to one gold bank in Mobile and ont
In Cattlettsburg, KY, to arrange for business.
Approved certificate of authority to COM
mence business, was issued for the National
Bank Of Springfield, No., with capital of
500. 900.
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From the 81. Louis Republican.
The Kansas Pacific railroad is ut last conf
pletcd to Denver The last rail was laid ON
Monday. 4 despatch from Mr.. Giles r.
Filley to John b. Perry, President of the
road, dated Monday, stated that seven miles
Of track was laid On the morning Of that day
and tho last remaining distance Of three
and = quarter mikes would he laid that after
noon. The gap was filled up according to
programme, and on that day there was q fin
ished railroad all the way from St. Lo,,i, to
Denver, the capital of Colorado. This gives
us another route 10 the Pacific Oceaa from
81. Louis. since there is already branch
road leading from Denver To the Mon Pa
cifie. Trade and travel will not need, now,
10 go Ia Omaha to reach California; it will
60 directly through iknycr anl take the
Union Pacific far out on the plains.
But it is the connection with Colorado that
is the chief benefit Of this event. Colorado
is steadily expanding from a crude mining
district. into sturdy State Of large ;pOpula-
ton and diversified industries II is only
few weeks ago that Colorado shipped lot Of
wheat grown on its own soil to 81. Louis to
be sold ON Change, and the time is not
far distant when ii will contribute other pr0-
ducts of lis a1il AMI labor to the trade Of our
city. l! viii he The duty Of 81. Louis mer-
chants To buy all that Colorado shall have to
sell and to sell all tina, Colorado shall need to
buy, and We hope they already perceive the
necessity of establishing relations with the
new region that may result i'm lasting NUT ual
advantage: But Denver is not to be
the end Us the Kansas Pacific road, and no
contemplation of that city as terminus of
it should Ike permitted. Beyond Denver lies
New Mexico, whose gold and silver deposits
of them the long lost mines once
worked by the followers of Cortez-are Just
now being brought to light; and beyond New
Mexico lies Arizona, and still further west
hes California, with the magnificent harbor
Of San Diego, patiently waiting for a similar
connection with ST. Louis to that which San
Francisco now enjoys with Chicago. The
energy that laid ten and quarter miles of
track on the Kansas Pacific, last Monday,
will never rest satisfied till the whole distance
between Denver and san Diego shall be
traversed with completed road that truly
deserves the name of Pacific.
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JACKSON COUNrY.-The population Of
jackson County, as officially returned, shows
total of 6,053. The population Of the
county in 1860 was 1886. The county win
Be entitled to four delegates in the Seaie
Convection, as the largest township, Frank
LIN, has . population Of 2,75l, and will
be entitled to two.
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KANSAS City CEHsUs.-A LeavenwOrth
lady who visited Kansas City few days ago
WAS called on in the dining reem Of the hotel
t.cfass she had been in the city an hour, by \
man VII" hogan to qucstio" tier Tor CENSUS
items She told him her place of residence,
but the deputy marshal said that did not
make any difference. The census takers Of
that place have been enrolling the names Of
travellers Tor several weeks past. The pro-
liability is that these census returns will be
thrown ont Al Washington. They canno.
legally show over 10000 people.
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Population, Of l.s.ven~srsh Ces.sy

Population Of I.sayenwersh Ces.sy.
We are indebted 10 L. s. Marshal Hous-
ton for the following partial returns Of the
population Of LeavenwOrth County. The
returns from the Second Ward. Sherman,
Reno, Fairmount, Tonganoxie, Delaware,
High Prairie and Stranger townships are
not vet in:
First 4, SlS
Third ard 80
Fourth Ward 6
Alexandria sSG
KickaPco Townshp-.--.-..-..-.-...-- ], s's
EGYPTIAN CoRN-A gentleman who
lives about six miles west of this city, has
some Egyptian corn, the yield Of which ex-
oeeds anything We have ever befare heard Of
He planted fifty-two hills, one kernel in each
hill, and the product is 2l0 stalks and 63O
ears, being an average of three ears to the
stalk. One hill produced eleven stalks and
thirty eight ears. This corn was imported
by Judge l.. ID. Bailey, who sold it last year
for seed at two cents per grain. 1t has
something the appearance Of popcorn, and is
excellent for fodder when sown hroadcaa.
Cattle eat 1t, stalks and all. The CORRECTNESS
of the above figures can be certified to, ON
application. We do not mention the name
of the grower for the reason that the crop j,
not vet gathered, and the owner does not re
quire any assistance in taking it in out of ths
wet.
Young Man Sheets Himself Neal
East LeaveaWorth.
4 young man named Del& Mitchell, wh(
has for sometime been employed BY thu
Transfer Company, committed suicide neal
East Leavnworth on Tuesday night Last
The circumstances which led To the act ar,
stated Is follows: Mitchell had formed al
attachment for oolored girl in Plat,
county, and being in Leavenworth . fev
days ago, became the subject Of severe tsuut
on the subject BY some of his companions
On returning to East Leavenworth, he me
with similar treatment, and 1t laat, on tn,
evening named he wrote letter in blanl
book in his pocket, in which he requeset
that what money he had be given to tn
girl, went to the edge ofa slough below
town and shot himself through the bead, hi
body filling into the; water where It Va
ound yesterday morning. About SO, wer'
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ALTHorGH the section of the Kansas Pa
cifc Railway just completed has not l~en
accepted by the company. passengers are
taken iilr'aa:ht a Denver without loss of time.
RrsINrsS Is brisk Al the coal shaft and
constantly increasing. An enormMls guam
,ity Of the article is now heing taken out
daily. The days OF cheap f,el will b. warm
lv welcomed bv poor people.