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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-08

I ANCASTER & CABLER,
CARPENTERS 4 MILLwRIGHTS.
..... Columbia, Tennessee.
Also agents for the American Turbine Water
Wheel, the best brands of Belting Cl,th, all
kinds of Mill Furnishing machinery. Betting,
Sc, Sc., Saw Mills and steam Engines.
aur 3.-tf.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-09-08
Columbia, Tennessee.
TIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF COLUMBIA, TENN. a
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

On Tuesday,, about O'Clock p. m, two
prisoner confned in the Riley County Jail,
iron Davis County, escaped, BY cutting of
the hans and bolts from one Of the windows,
and climbing the wall One fthem, named
Robat WeIch, u the horseshief shot in Wa
baunsee by Charley Tyler. the other was
Herrun, The man Who entered Chapin's jew.
elry aose. 1t il suppoed they went toward
Nehs.ska. City Union.
We lsarn thai on Saturday morning last,
pack oftimbef wolves were started up BY
some do9s, about six miles west Of Seneca,
and that one of the wolves was chased TO the
corner of John E. Smiths farm, west Of town,
BY J. n. Shepler, where the dogs ran the
wolf into pond, and Mr. Shepler sbd her.
On dissec,ing the animal she was found to be
pregnant, and would have delivered in a
short time, six cubs. II is reported there
are large numbers Of wolves throughout the
county, and our farmers would do we'll to
keep up their stock, and thus prevent Its
deafr,clion.-Ssaeoa Courier.
The season of buckvheat cakes having ar.
rived, the price of best sorghum has advanced
ten cents per gallon-now being sixty cents
Ibid
The Olathe Mirror reports the death Of s
Young man named Havefmail, at Gardner
from the careless handling of gun.
We notice quite number Of farmers haul
ing lumber and other building materials
This indicates Improvements in the countr,
n veil a. in town.-Neosho Register.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Asssst Decay

When plant or a tree begins to decay il must
needs die. II cannot be revtalized But il is not
50 with human beings. A human ruin can be re-
paired, strengthened, restored, though a brown
leaf or withered blade Of grass can never he made
green again In the autumn OF life, or even in Its
winter, when nature seems to be giving uay under
the pressure Of years. it is still possible to retsr
the progress Of decay, and lend 10 age more than
its vonted visor. As means OF promoting this
object, Hos,etters stomach Bit,-rs is unaus,,ion-
ably the most potent Of all restorstives will not
make the old young but it will prevent Lessen, or
sooth the inirmities which are the usual accomps-
niments ofthe decline Of lie. For debility aud
lack Of nervous power, from whatever cause sris-
Ing ii is the medicine that OF all Others before the
worid, hest deserves the name OF 4 specific In
purity, ia invisorating properties, in its adapla
tion to weak siomachs and feeble orgxnixziions il
has no Competitor anon. the tones vi the phaIma-
copOeia, nor amone proprietary remedies. Besides
its strengthening principle, il possesses sit riti,e
and regulating propertis Of the highest order, AMI
anti bilious medicine is far preferable tn any
Of the preparations containing mercury. Ti,ne has
shown that for physical decay, nervous debility,
dyspepsia, bilious disorders, ami inter rttent Re
yer. Hos,etters Bitters 10 a remedy Without a riva
This is the at the tall OF the Al, let it re-
mind the old, the feeble, the sckly, invigorats
and regulate their stems with this great vegetable
tonic and slte-aiiye
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

whici, sere heard meet distinctly by those
in the house.
''Ah, YES
Tris worlrs wilderness of woe,
his world ala my home,
chimed in the sick mar.
Then, by an evidently fearful effort, lie
fixed his eyes firmly on those OF the young
woman. He was a martyr, nevertheless, pit
liable, if not heroic The wind lowered lis
voice.
Rose, little Rose, I've just got word or
two to say to you, private like Zach said,
glsncing aneasily al the Squire.
The young woman trembled. Memory was
at work.
esquire, 60 out, viii We?
The sick mans request was promptly
oheyed, and Rose sat dropping alone beside
the bed, while the widow snored away.
Zach now more nervon-iy ciasped the young
woman's hand. A spot of faint sunshine
glimmered ON the pillow by the mans hand.
sit b. en- on my mind ever since We part
ed, Rose, | ort to "A said il then, but
choked and couldn't; but kin now, and
will" He paused a moment, and Rose
looked pitifully al him. "Yes, viii say it
now, so will-RoSe, wish, do wish
I'd "a killed that 'ar derned ole iistle-oed
hoss Il do i hoky."
When, after few minutes the Squire
came in, the widow slept, the sweet air still
rippled through the room, but Rose held a
dead hand. Zach was at resi- A moment
or so Of painful silence followed. The Squire
placed his hand on the bright head o. Rose,
and gazed down mournfuiiy into the pinched
face of the dead. How awlully calm dead
face is
The widow stirred, grosned and awoke
For a moment she bent her eyes inqui.ingl y
on the young woman, then raising she clasp
ell her in her great bony arms
'.You are the Rose, the iitIle Rose ne,
been goin' on 80 much about. q, In
awful glad YOU come. You or; to "a heerc
him talk about you when he got tieety, but
lO-O-my-O-O, Lord, Zach, Zach
dear!O ., Miss he's deadr'
Dead yes. dead" echoed the Squire
The words were heavy a. lead:
Across fields of fresh green wheat can.
waves OF spring wind, Inurnuring and sigh
ing while the dust of blossoms wheeled an'
rose and ell IA the last soft rays o, the soin.
sun. A big yellow butterfly tiiiled through
. the room.
Just IA, Sammy entered. He came II
; like gust OF noisy wind.
40, NANNY, ., Z,ch, Is got s'thing {
} tel We an be- you can't guess what 'ris"' h
cried brea hlessls.
80, sammy, honey, ., dear y groane
the widow.
h !" SAYS the Squire, solsmnly.
; well, jest wanted 'em To guess, reptile,
sammy, "ior it's orul cur Us, dog ei faint.
.S-s-s-s-h ~
..The iistie-o Is broke out ON Zach's oil
hosS agin' ten times as wuss a. ever!'
, And darkne,s stole alhwaFt the earth, hu
the morrow's sun drove il away Nevel
: however, did any sun or ason chase iron
the heart OF little Rose the shadow that Va
r the memory o. tie man who Oh d IN tia
| cabin.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16
MEAT AND Bread.


On yssterday evening We called at the
pecki.e houss of Mean. Whitaker & Ryan,
md leaz.ed that they were now preparing to
bsgin their slaushtering Of hogs, having
ss.rly finished work upon cattle. They
hive done the largest commission business
eve1 transacted in the West, and thousaDds
Of baErslso Of nes beef, with,hides, &C., have
bssn sent from their depot to the warehouses
Of their patrons.
TIE pork packing will commence al an
early day, and the slaughter continue unre-
niasdly during the season. The packing
house is thoroughly in trim for the dispatch
of the largest amount Of business, and We
hsar il universally said that there is no bet
Ter book-keeper or business assistant in this
line, than Mr.. Laughlin, with MeHrs.
Whitaker 4 Ryan.
A plentiful supply of good meat
has been, therefore, already sent
into the markets of the world,
tron the largest packing house Of the West,
and sill another variety of the article is to be
diosc4ad and barreled for home and foreign
consumption.
liza sharp distance from the packing
house TO the Touring mills of Hensley, Skel-
ton 4 Co., but We were more than repaid for
The trip, through the keen and bracing At
nosphere last evening.
These gentlemen are turning out hundreds
Of sacks of -four daily, and shipping them to
all points of the compass. Night and day
thejstoDes are whirling, and the only danger Of
Stopping comes from a lack Of grain, for the
supply i now running short.
Their -four has an unrivalled reputation,
and u rapidly consumed in all the markets
which they are able to supply.
And the ame may be said Of the brands
manufactured by Messrs. Plummer 4 North,
It their mills in the northern portion of the
CITY, which were visited afterwards, and
where We found -four in abundance, q splen-
did ~ of machinery, stones, &c, and busi-
nss worked to the very top-notch and more
pss.urs demanded. Then too, they told us
hat only the failure in q supply Of grain
could check them in their rapid hbors, in
supplying their customers at home and
distance.
The staff oflife, bread with meat, is album
dant and indeed plentiful with US, in Leav-
enworsh, while the packers and the millers
sre ill 1t work supplying us with the very
bet qualities Of both articles. 1t made our
hsazt glad to see the thrift and energy dis
played yesterday, and we only wish that in
sod o. three, We might have been able
70 visit twenty such establishments.
No doubt it can be done at no very distant
dsy, and when ii does happen we shall sing
psen Of joy with all Of our neighbors and
friends.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16
THE PRAYER.

A pair Of dimpled knees bent on the door,
Two little dove-like eyes half shut in sleep,
A little gold hinged head-this through the door
! hear-asking the Lord a chrys,al soul TO keep
The crimson cheeks seem by dawn fingers stained,
The dimpled hands, clasped by the angels seem,
Al sunset amber o. er her head is rained.
Kindling her curls with many taPering CLEAN.
Wreathed are her tiny feet it'll stories old,
Till roe leaf atmospheres, methnks l see,
Enwrap them in their soft ethereal fold,
With love- protection, TO the dimpled knee;
For still the baby songs and tales will please,
As when at first, like bits from silken skein,
She tried % knot them, sitting on my knees,
In baby accents, into threads again.
The little velvet ips just parted are.
Through which the white winged thoughts trooI
forth to rise,
As, through an opening bud, perfumes afar
Invisibly are waited to the skies.
Nov TO her down couch my darling crept,
Where her bright cnrls, like jOnquis in the snow
Clean out, as il the sunbeams there had swept
A little riff for such sweet flowers 10 grow.
-Chariott, Cordner. in 4Ppieton's journal.
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Notice..
THE STATE OF KANSAS, l..
LEAvENwOKTH COUNTY.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, ls
LEAvENwOKrHt COUNTY.
la the District Court Of Leavsn worth County.
John VI. Gallagher, Plaintiff,
Frank smith and Jane smith, his uife, Horace
Heath, Oscar Heath, Mead Heath, and Em-
met Beath, Defendants
FI,HE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT OSCAR
HEATH will take notice that on the 18th day
July, A. ID. 1871, the above named plaintiffs,
John VI. Gallagher. filed his petition In the Once
Of the Clerk oi the District Court VI Leavenw0ssh
tor and that sail suit Is pending therein, and
that the above named plaintiff and desen6ants, Ill
the parties thereto, and that said Oscax Heath, To-
gether with the other defendants above named,
have been sued by said plaintiff in said action. and
that said defendant Oscar Heath must answer said
petition q before the sixteenth day ofDocembeR,
A. ID. ISL and in default Of such answer said pc
tilon will be taken true, and Judgement thereon
rendered against said defendants and each Of tbs
for a convey ance by them to said plaintin Of all
their right title and interest in and to the North
east quarter Of section seven, In township Eight,
and range 1wenty-one, in LeavenwOrth County, in
the State Of Kansas and establishing certihezte Of
made by the Government Of the Unitea
States 10 John Heath. father Of saId Osrar Heath,
and Mead Heath and Emmett Heath, in Decemhsg.
ls56, and assigned by said John Heath 10 this
plaintiff forever, and enjoining said defendants
from any and all claims to said lands md tone
ment-. JOHN II. GALLAGHBk
STILLINGs 4 FESLos,
novsw3w Attorneys fos Piaind0
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16
THE LEAVEN y ORaH TlMES

Nor represeats the combined circulation Of
The Times, Conservative, and Bulletin, the
three otiest dai,ies in the State. Our daitydnd
peskiy circulation has reached a figure nereT be-
fore attained IN kunsds journalism. II Is CO.
ertensi c Nth The STATE, the Missouri Valley,
and reaches into ere5y State in the Union. Ad-
rertisers everywhere recognize 1t as the Leading
Paper ues Of 81. Louis and Chicago.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

With It's gloomy attendants, low spirits.
depressnn. involuntary emissions, lo-s OF
semen. syerma,orrhea, loss OF power, dizzy
head, loo OF memory aEd Threatened impo-
tencv and imbecili,y. fnd = sovereign cure
in Humphreys II meopaehic Specific No.
% Composed Of the most valuable, mild
and potent Curative, they strike at once a;
the root of the matter, tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, and impart vigor and
energy, life and vitality, tothe entire man.
They have cured thousands Of cares. Price,
s. ier package of five boxes, and large 81
vial, which is very important in obstinate
and old cases, or 81 per single box. Sold
BY all druggists, and sent BY mail On receipt
IL price. address Humphreys SPECIFIC
Homeopafhic Medicine Company, oS2
New York. dAW
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

THiCA,iU. NONcuiUrf II.
fI"rK->teady with limited demand.
WHEAT-firm at 81 iIit Tor fresh; Il 2i'I,
! p - seller iur last haif % November.
CoRN-t l.>ed ut I1'Ia17-tc cash; ~ "a i55 e
seller Tor November
OAIs-QIiet ami hrni inf spring; 5i+ 4@"-e seller
for N0yU.iisei-
RTF-Firm ~ Sic.
EIEY-FiruI az soc. Nos. -.
pEoVr>IUNS-uIic- and wesg.
pokk-DtrTc-l AZ u 10
LAMBS a. - - pid.
MEArs-iianis =, ~, ,le,suIiug weight; -honl-
d p lc. ribs - ic.
WHIsKY-cuieI and iirn al ssc.
H.,s- inner 90 Il 1"t. / -.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16
SEm YORK MARkET.

NV
F'oUg-Iu good demand. superhne b = al .
common To- good 80 5n9st -. su0,i g. choice = -.
WHIskEY-EiTmer AZ ~ tf.:c.
WHElT-Iu fair demand and advanced; spring
No.. 81 52mi so; Ne 81 90; winter red western
: 5-SI -.
kYE-EiTm-T. western 92c.
EAsLEY-fiT IulT; western 9Oc.
raEx-FTner; western mixed in store = .toIi14c
afovt sUF4td Sic elbow bulk in store ss6soDc-
DNTS-tIuiei; western lS,t5ic
tpEFEE-DGil-
sSUs.R-Stsaiy; refining sis19h-c; Cuba SO
Sc Porto Rico NiiG9Hc
Mli.a-sE~-Duii.
f;!cE-Sll IU9II 20 for November.
REEF-luie-; mess 3ts lie; rNora ile1ii.
Orr MEArS-lnIrt.y-; hams ~ ullc; shoulders
- jsc: Inid,s steady; long clear 4tss g ribs
l. K65-So l. and prime steam 9liag3sc; kettle
sh
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

VlyHERE WILL BE A PETITION PRESENTED
j to the Board o County Commissioners II Lave
envortn county, Stale Of Kansas, st thsir Dseso-
Coanty RoaI from IN. northeast corner Of ss611so
four, Of township nine, Of range twenty-five IN,
in said County Of Leaven sorth, running thsnes
sou on the Inns Of section four ~, and al0ag
tn. east line Of section nine ~ Of said township
anil range, to a point where the Osaaleosa and
venvorth road crosses said ssetion line last
mentioned J. STAIMAN,
C. s. SMITH,
q H. BLACK,
povi@v2v Principal Psstisass.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

1t Is an easy matter to distinguish the
genuine Sage's Cararra Remedy from the
spurious limitations in the market, the genu-
inc having painted apon the outside wrapper
fireworks ''R. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Sole Pro-
prielor, Buffalo, y. Y" Also has upon
wrapper the Doctors private L. ;. Govern
ment stamp Bearing upon ii his portrait,
name and address, which OF itself Is a perfect
guarantee of genuinsness. d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16
ST. Louis, November ~

81. LOJIsi N"NtInbri II
FLOUR firneT or full prices
WuEAr-Firrner and quiet; No !. red 81 ;i5a
20; Nos, Il 1901 81! No ?, 81 5ttal 81.
COR,-l,uiei and unchanged; mixed lie; yellow
iJc y hiIe lsc bulk.
,ATs-Firm' No2, .5a.5c bul., choice mixed
al: white i2c hhlk
8AELEY--Quier AMI unchanged No., spring enc
Minnesota 700 s2c.
PoEK-Steady Tor jObhing sales; mess Sli %.
NEATs-Picklel shC uldeis t3-a554e; clear ri'
.a7lt &C.
BttoS-Ea>ier for buyers; clear rib 5Ize; sides
.I-MSc..
L,rD-U Unchanged; ticrce 81 -; keg i0i2e-
HIGHwlN rs nchanged at seq.
C.TTLE-U nchanged Texan g 0Ja3 . western
81 aJcJi -.
HoG>->tif and higher at 81 51i25
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NEW IoRs. November II.
cold rather heavy opened u, ii5s; closed at li14
tIls..
IIc3rguc,s 50, nOO, TOO.
NloiI-s i,6 per cent.
Governments opened s'eaiy and later became
strong; all clu,-i hru.
Currency bonds in some little demand Al IL :.
@l3lxc.
state bonds tiui
stocks firm
Steriin,; exchange aud bankers bills SO.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16
peaourg's Hi-Carb. Soda


The teeth soon becrme speckled If every
detilement is not removed from them every
twenty four hours. To do this efiectuallv
there is nothing like Sozodont. 1t literally
renders the enamel impervious and indie
-truciable. dNw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

Justly celebrated articles in the market and
people caa only be sure Of the genuine when
the name of Dr. Price is on item. The
great demand for Thu Baking Powder and
Special Flavorings prove them Of unexcelled
excellence, d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

You don't have to take La;ham's Csthar-
tic Extract a week TO know whether it is
is going to do you good. You know it At
oGce; IL does YOU good the first time. dSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-16

". :. Burke mas sold the franchises, etc.
of the Bulletin To- Col. ID. X. Anthony, OF
the TINES The announcement was not Un-
expected, ami while we regret the inexCr,
able necessity compelling friend Burke &"
take this step, We feel il is wise one tor hiia
and hi, cotemp Taries in the ely. fotr
English dai iys were too many, is al. al
mitt.l., aud now that Il ditiicui problem l.
measure:hly Owed ii remains L. b. '!e.non-
straied whether ;hr.e can live. What we
mean by live, u moi tlse precai iouS-
hand-,o-mnuh struggle for fh,' hu-
man necessity, daily bre q, raa. All
have experienced tor yea.~ ias.,
bur good, healthy existence, ~herein they
NAV expect a reasonable rec0mpense Tor ;;e
capita and labor expended. We think til
community can, and will sustain three papers.
Ii remain, with them whether the support j.
20 9 O. q nature that vii. ~a'ra'.t ;Irir
ow,lrrs in publishing good. lively paper, "r
weak and sicilly ones. We congratulate
;rierd Burke in his relief from the thraldom
and cares o: publisher, and congratulate
the TINES on securing him a. editof.-taH.
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EDUCATIONAL
ESTABLISHED - YEAR9s
Jones' Commercial College,
:. W. Conner Fifth and Olive Streses.
-. Lo0lnI He.

~Th;. 1. . P,.u CoSvse Comneveiai - AuGinae,fit
L,a,- zach Department 10 under The cserol Of .
Pyoir,.or Who has been educated 6r that Depart
mept As q speciality, and h retained solely On the
y,,ao OF his approved apeneD 70 tsaeh.
Our location is Central, our Rooms LARGE and
Thoroughly ventilated, and Ne have every nscss-
szry Appliance for . RIRsT-CLA0 COAMknclAL
Men of the West and South we're educate: In this
institution, and IL prs6sos patronage the resuis
Of the ip0ueneo Of ies former studenD.
C.ssis.e cnsfsiain9 tke naDss q ever - Il
- .SrSr0eH J. ". JOf1u0ON,
1nnadng Rhh6paL
~S~xuAv JoDDt ~ talyt9-0es4ev
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FOR COUNrY COMMISSIONERS


18th District First Ward -McHale SAG; Plum.
mer 3s5 majority Is.
10Th District Second Ward)-wilson 3ss; Young
232; majority 13l.
2ist District Third ward)-Hook COZ.
I'D District Fourth Ward)-McGonigle 309
Geiger 39l.
I'D District 1T. Leavenworth, KichapoO, ::E:s-
tOn)-SpenceT 3Sl Marvin 296; majority S..
Path District High Prairie, Alexandria, Della
ware and Fairmount)-Moo.e 2S3; Hiatt SO; ma
jority 277.
18th District (Stanger, Tonganoxie. Reno and
sherman)-IAttin 2ss; Williams sss; majority
IS.
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SIS SEWING MACHINE will be given % any
one seBding $50, ioz any nuober ef papers,
either Daily or Weskiys Or toeh, at the regular
subscription price Sor singis copy.
esna n yssrf zsls lebse Jasuaey III, ls77, With
tbs sn6isunes11us = AT60Sf,
Eei1sx - H.s1sSsesr Oh 4xnka.
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tne
table .ctey compiled nom The ally re n
depended
Lenape wanting the returns from that Pao were oos 'e
itbenhe ecanvaAe
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APElitI NOTICES.


A. THIS Is the Season to Strengthen and increase
the growth of hair, modern science has tested
LIFE FOR THE HAIR, and it is the
only nutricious and elegant hair-iressing in the
world tor restoring gray hair, stopping its falling,
Z nd incraas,IIg IL. .,rnwth. div
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CO0solsaaesOo.

DR.. Anthony, of the TINES has pur-
chased the business and good will OF the b.t'
l,tin. Mr.. w. S. Burke becomes one Of the
editors Of the TINES. The material Of the
Bsnetia II sold to Hugh Burke, and he IL to
start a weekly paper a. We kno"
where. bs,t II is private. We stated when
Col. Anthony went into the TINES that he
womb rucceed. We said 80 because We
know the man, his ability and energy.
Under all the circumstances Mr.. Anthony
has made SIS good paper - could have been
expected. Nov, with the combined circula-
ton Of the Conservative, TINES and Bsttefis,
he IL SURF To 20 on pruspering, and knowing
him \. re do. We know that he will continue
10 improve his paper in the same ratio that
h;s increased circulation will allow him 10.
ANTHONY, Burke and Holden 1.-THE latter, .
son Of Gov. Holden, OF North Carolinal viii
make the TINN equ 10 any IN the weE
We Congratulate all hands On the new De
parture," and wish them ~ much success -
they deserve.-Tcpeka Record.
As IN evidence of the increasing prosper
ity Of Leavenworth and her business men
We would cite our readers to the extensive
dry goods store OH Saunde.. Almost any
lady in the city would say that il II almol
impossible At times to be waited upon, 70
coml.lesely are they ihroaysd with c,atomen.
Any mail subscriber Who faib 10 "a the
TINS or any nhssihsr Of The Bullstin vho
faih to 81 The TnD for lie tezm which
they have paid for. will please notify - Il
ooc, I'D lie TIM viii - fnrv1rdsa
TIE M -, = 0nahopP9, b eeisg
ahs.A 81 euaiiag Il dsaA-hsa1k
NJ + - ~ Win pay Il IL 81
3lnaahie - alnag II q Jes =
- - kA
60 - 80
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A paper that has grown into excellence by
experience, ond into an unequalled circula-
ton by dcknoWiedged excellence.
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