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vicinity Of timber suitable for tics and trestle
work, while the Fsirmount route is distant
some Eour or five miles from such timber.
The Fuuse from Toosaaoxie i shorter b. dz
miles to the river, making saving (provid-
ing the road Gus, Sll 500 Ier mile TO get
ready for the cars, Of $69, 600 in building.
The Tonganoxie, being valley route. can
be built for 81, 600 Ter mile less, making a
saving Of 81, 600; noking total saving in
favor of the Toaeanosie route in the buiIA-
ing Of the road Of Ss1, 600.
There is still one more point Of Tar greater
importance than all these The country
through which the Tonganoxie route would
pas IL not without railroad running in
that ::direction) tributary to Leavenworh,
but With this road it will be- This may be
considered small thing to look after when
20 much hseer AakTase 70 be woa.. ~ !
can III you a. kssrsAesf this psstjss Il
The country will be no very Insignificant mai
ter.
Let the Board of Directors look into this
matter and give the Tonganoxites a fair
show, il they expect their voter on The 10Th
Of August. PHOENIX.
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Whss n~ynssn o. mln n ne.ves,
The Denver T,a..e of IN. s,b ;,..,n.
rive, the s,llo~;uv .cco.,,, &c H.x.
den. the deeaultinp m,;i ,,ent Who WA ar.
rs,sed on the Kansas p.c;fc mad. anil v,;v.
inc m ex,mina,;o, bek,r. n & c.nm;..
siouer Brittou. Of th;s citv v,s committed
to ia;l The T,ibrne NV, Of him. n.
m.le .,..,f mo r,u.a ri, . - cd .,
In. end Of The route ,lv,,s mn nm :, n.
p,,.S-uu H. -. -.
d vs.r. of 40. am, ~. ,o,,.;.a.,.1 \, an
Who lu.v him "a an upr;g,,, AMI co,.c;e,.
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Can 'Lines on an Apple Tree" b
called nursery rhymes?
In giving advice 10 Kansas towns
about their taxes, the Kansas City Journal
will do we'll to renember that ii is published
just over the line, and can't possibly have
any interest here. Turn your face towards
Je6erson City, NJ. JOw.aL just please cir
cun,scribe the nsnipulasions Of your spoon,
and mot dip !, in where i does no. belong.
TIE aars and Aripsa convict run
ming sway from the peniaentiary NJ night.
-Ninsssea more Gopher .alps taken in
Nemaha coanty.-
Those that he lssed nd ssss no more,
Loved and IN love- dad, but gone BE-
foA"
The bos coon killer is Mr.. A. Welty, an
Old gesGleman rsidisg At Owasco, N. Y.
He killed ixty-6ve Of these animals lat
session., among which the heaviest one
vighed thirty poanaa. The largest number
taken By him 10 one night was seven. Who
can beaf the record!-E.
CsaI oil.
The Chicago RbAtels Of man who bod
piece Of asel in his eye for twenty-nine
yean. We know people who have had
steal in their eye all their lives, and it was
not all in their eye either. Two or three
hundred thousand Of il has turned out 10 be
melancholy fact.
The Princes Louise and her husband
are coming to this country. A great many
American women will be for Lorne.
liza poor man comes TO this country
from England and gets strapped, he can step
down to the telegraph office and send dis
patch home for more money. 1t will cost
him only 81.
Under the head Of determined Sai-
eide" the Louisville Journal tells about .
man who blew out his brains three times.
We know people in Le.veavoreh Who could
not do that. Circumstances over which they
have no control, would prevent such an IN
human repetition Of their own assasination.
II they did it once they would be entitled TO
yreat credit. II is proper to state that the
nan referred to above was not the Mayor Of
Louisville.
You will hear people complain Of the
,eat to-day. They always do on Sunday-li
,ot because it is warmer than other days,
nut for he reason that they don't have any
hing else TO think Of but the heat. And,
'esides, here is no more convenient excuse
or staying away from chnch. Is
There is man in town who says the
ditors and printers are all id fools. He
5 from Arkansas, and his brother followed
wagon thirteen miles to see il the hind
'heels would overtake the fore ones, because
hey we're larger. He visited the New York
insane asylum once, and the next day three
the inmates cut their throats because they
bought people seeing him come out Of there
light suppose he was . lunatic. |,
HEAVY STORE.
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De~sraetien u Property In 10. Joseph.
The storm thst visited our city on Thur
day night, swept over ST. Joseph, and did .
large amount Of damage. We copy from
the Hrald:
To begin at the centre, one blast Of the
storm caused the vicinity Of the Postofice to
look like dilapidated lumber yard; Horri-
CAMS store was half buried in the debris,
the joint result Of new roof and an old
awning. The house of Mn. Holman, sit,,a-
ted on Fourth street near Edmond, was sad
" damaged. The Bull Head stable on
Fifth street was blown down, and now pre-
sents = hopeless mz.< Of ruins; The feed
store Of Hilderbrandt was also bro0Eht
down, and hut little was left to show it, site
On
SECOND STREET.
the residence Of Mrs. Anna Hamilton, Just
north Of julie street, when We visited il last
night, seemed almost eO,splete wreck.
When the storm commenced Mrs II. and
her daughter went went down into the base
n,enl Soon they heard terrific crash, the
north wall came tnmbling down, the roof
was torn Off good portion Of the building,
and the rain poured through into all the
Ioon's IN t",en.,' Mns'ner 'he obstruction -. ci
wa sHus', " ue VIM .'one, =" .neI
WIZ" "'" hS'"n'"S col"""eu !" 'neiI Jury
10 destroy the inmates COULD u" say. AZ
an ev.ts' '1e a.saI''i'on was 40 gLea' llli'
everything IA" " TX 'e",0seu W the "ase-
n'em. Inc nrs 70 MRS. tam''ton must oe
more tnan thousand "oiiaH.
n,r q bros, norn o' bi'ck SHAKE "r"ge
ha' .he', STORE l,o"' ''''"" u" a"d '''''r S'oeh
grra.iy "Anaaseu. >,
Inc hts"'qnaI'e.s Known ~ the r.'g'e "a
noi'' St"a,'., "n oe.'" Se'ee'' "o'''' Vi the
of"'se' nn' .',e l!on' ':'''sn H.
All inc awnings !" '"@ "e'g"""'h'SS'
"er II, NOV" sfs;
A"e no'se ~ Jun" ia" "' """'
ueh'o'is''t'' anu us Ioo' clown OH.
MAS srhE
on "s'h H!, railSrH'sh " % nn'
s''*''"ts' eo''4" .s, ~, ualnas ,"e ensi"e
I'o" m o' '"e hill '"e sl"'He-'a'eAS ''"' nre
"a LIE "eIe ~, o,o." "o"n'
me % Su y c,'eI u .,''s ~;'s Io~h uown
ne o'"e''"' ''o'e' '''''' '''e A"'''e'' ''"'
"'T ~ "u
lyon !, 'es' nPt.S1e '"e I'll ~.
oe' M' 'au '1e ~i,. ~ an "'o"n ",', ,ns
~. al s"a''e'eu' a"' tue ''""'S were "TS't''
"a To- a.. . ..,.,., .,.,,,,;,.of ,,.., .,,,
:e s.s se' ans"' uee' anu
S"''s"'"s OIL signs On NAN street
IT,. E-.,.;. g.. Wa,hn.;;s, E,;..,
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e0PRfRs.

The yOungSer Who edits the AtchisOn
tiers, will make a smart man il his guardians
should ever lie able to nurse such AN unusual
development Of brain into maturity. There
is grest deal OF trouble experienced in the
West in raising very bright children.
''Oh, ever thus, from ehiidhood's hour,
I've seen my fOndest hopes decay;
Inever loved . tree flower,
But twas the first to fade away.
never uursed dear gazelie,
To glad me with II. soft black eye,
But when il came 20 know me we'll
And love ME, il was SURE 10 die. ~
Here is paragraph after the style Of
our feblest city contemporary: In acOOr-
dance with the advice given in The TIns
q iew days ago, We are glad TO notice that
somebody has taken club and broken two
or three Of those wagons at the corner of
Fifth and Delaware, thus lending 70 them .
picturesque appearance. Our citizens may
we'll be proud Of so lively, yet modest jour
nal n this.
The man whose attention was arresaed
has taken out a writ of kabeas corpus.
The Champion calls this the peanut CEN
tire. However unimportant centre may be,
ii is still always superior to it, suburbs.
Long Branch seems to be the only re.
treat Grant ever believed in.
Boys who get spanked make good base
bawlists.
There is very small amount Of personal
property in the city, judging from the ases-
sor's books. There are more cheap pianos,
oroide watches, galvanized jewelry, dilapi.
dated buggies and spawned horses then We
had supposed our aristoeracy would ever in
vest in. We are glad that the real value Of
our Leavenworth jewelry and other snowy
articles is a-ertained, 80 that We may not be
misled at public entertainment. into the be
lief thA paste diamonds are the genuine ar
ticle.
An early riser-up in a balloon ut 4
O'Clock in the morning.
"A lady sends us note saying that our
report Of the fashions for calico dresre., the
other day, exhibised deplorable ignorance.
We are very sorry, - We consulted leading
custumes and prepared Tie paragraph viii
great care. The faahion department Of tins
paper ~ill be discontinued from this date.
Z This j. warm day for Gophers, but
p~p's sss .sd Gill A.ve Sandy raadiae
: How much hanger is the as-esor 70
neglect calling Oh Us Tor personal property
too gold fish and shoo ny Deckiie7 Max
Harris u our agent for the ret.
We learn that the OPEN House will
be opened Tor GALL engagement BY good
troupe We hosr they viii open IL early. y
The lGth Of July and every dog sill
living. What comment on she empeineu
Of municipal promises.
--BeefAeak b coming dovn-fiom Ali.
If Jon haye q. ambition 70 sxca Al.
nanias asd Sapphin, circulaae he report
tAae aosafa AasAua lnseahs sua. - /
-Eg.vhg IL Lsd's P,yer on q Eve
90 Pisn i oEtainly esansua,ke -
naaay vok, ~ III n.a aa.a th,s 4
ss~0an 6insH
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No. DO AT He SREClE1CD
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- ta9@ 49, 3 $3.50 dnpss 81
.teeahce eAee1pN1e A1a11g tAsa: = haR
~ ~ SesSo AlS - = $500 g
~ l0QSeae41eua 10, ~ wid always
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Svrg PsyebooaAcy. fAs vs's b derived fro.
OF mind and Is The basis q Oh human kso1Ieage.
Psychomaney b the title ofs Ne. vork q - psess.
By Herbert h.nilioa, = A. diving fill i.ssF.c-
Io0ic Pssrisation how 70 e1est s6h voo1eshnl
psver over nen animals iasaantapeosaly, - vtil
h seaehes Nesnesisa, hsv 70 heseoe ff,nee a.
Vritipe Mediums, Diviaaiioa, SpiEiestlinn Al
che~y, Philosophy II O1eas ssd' Dreaaa, Hte-
IN founs Haven, Guide TO Marriage, &c nis
= abe emily hook IN the English hnguae pso(eaiag
vanssEe 10 the Merchant - selling gaoas. IL Law
yer n saininx the confidence q Juros, he ny
!ei.. g he.l.e he al 70 Lsves.; I. .ss,st.s
The a6ections q the opposite sex, osa al seskisg
oaper cover, q. Agents WASTED e. this keok'
fiv.as nedica Wesks, ferfs.esy, yeseiry, Ae.,
vhe viii weeive Samples free. AS5Fsa =. ".
street, Philsle3phiA. Pa juse93V7
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RAILWAYS PILLS.

For the Cure of all Disorders Of the Stomaeb b,
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Dis
eass, Headache, Constipation, stivene-s, Indi-
sestion, Dyspepsia Biii0usne-s, Bilious Fever, In
domination Of the Bowels, Piles and all Derange-
nents Of the Internal viseera-
Warranted to Eject q Positive Cure.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Containing Mercury, Minerals. or Deletehous
Drugs.
2R- Observe the following symptoms resulting
from disorders Of the Digestive organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness Of the blood
in the Head, Acidity Of the stomach, Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Eullness or Weight in
the stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking OF Fiutier-
ing at the Pit Of the stomach, Swimming of the
Head Hurried and Dif5eulf Breathing F1uttering
nj the Heart, Choking Sunoczting Sensations
when In Lying Posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pam
the Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, fellowress
q the skin and Eyes, Pain in the side, Chest.
Limbs, and sudden Fiushes Of Heat, Burning n
- Flesh. A few doses Of
Railways PILLS
W1n fiss the System from all the Above named DTS
P1Ses. - cents PER DsS.
- HALsr AxD TkUR. send one letter stamp
70 railway CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane, Nev
81. Inlssmasiso :vsFsh thsaaands viii 10 ssas
-
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Lately . registered Letter calling ior . con.
siderable sum Of money, passed through thu
Office, was receipted for BY Postmaster Ben
net, pas.ed on to its dc~tinaiion and when
delivered was found 70 Be empty. Many
such c.aes had opnsto Tie no6ce Of pui.
mastess along IL line Of IL Kans.s Pacific,
and il il now shout . month since The deaec-
tive undertook 70 f9ssG ont he naatg.
Hayden vas shove al smQicina until he
pas ten daya Hswasnot afA yoang nan;
vas economical and sssniagly azia n hi
habits. His parents reside in Washiagtoa,
D. C., and are said to Be in good circum-
stances and highly respected. We are in
formed that Hayden was in Leavsnvosth On
Wednesday under charge of m officer, and
bad telesrapAed to inAueatial parties east
for bail'
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THE WASTE OF THE ROpY

L IuE W ASH of EDDY
Is supplie,i with new, healthy, and vigorous booi
that furnishes sound structure Hence all suffering
from Weakening Discharges, either Male OF Female,
or from Ulcers OF Sores through the rcparative pro-
cess of Railways Sarsaparillsn, are arrested, and
i the ruptur,si organs healed
THE TRUE THEORY or CURE.
/ Railways Sarsaparllian Eesolvent supplies the
system, through he bioo'i, urine, sweat, and struc
| ture making constituents, with Tissue making
| Flesh making. Heat or Caloric and Fzt-nlAkins
l elements. All of its constituents are nourishing
purifying, and strengthening II Repairs, Heats,
Resolves sud drives out Of the Boiy the products
| Decay and Corruption Consumption, White Swell
ling, Dropsy, syphilis, Cancer, Tumors, &C., all
| Of a serofuOus diathesis, and, such, within
the curative range oi the Sarsapariliant Resolsenf
| That Scrofila, by whatever name designated, is
the result at dy pos;s from the blood, induced OF
/ caused by chronic Inflammation. That those de-
| l-sts take place when the blood is poor, weah, ,
watery, and incapable Of holding in solution its
proper cons Uslts, ir'm II. presence Of ,osne
virus poison IN the blood, Mercury, Csio,nel
Corrosive sub {, which is the Corrosive Chic
ride ~ Mofcrry or othCr agents, given in meli-
eines, and who enters largely in the common al
verified sarsaparillss, not absorbed or change
from their natural condition.
That unless the repairs or nu.rinents are greater
suIrrvenc, and the powers of life will become ex-
hGusled.
That the dying body cannot be- sust sine,i ON any
treatment o dedication that exhsusts tn. system
OF fails To nuarish the blood, the emily medium,
through which the vital forces preserved, and
ON " hich the growth of the body depends.
OVARIAN TUMoR CURED.
Never has II medicine taken internally been
known tn hav" cured tunors either of the womb,
uteri, ovaIies, bowels; the knife has been the
sole reliance in the hands OF experienced surgeons
hut Ir. Railways Sarsaparilllan settles this Yu-s-
tiGn- For IL has cured over twenty ,rr~,ns diva
rian Cysis and rumors, we'll az Tumors in the
Bowels, Uterus, Womb, Liver, Dropseal illusion.
A~citss and Calculus Con- retions
TUMOK GF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED By RAILWAYS EE-SOLVENT
EEvERLy, Mass, July Is, 1869.
Dk- EADYsY-l have hal Ovarian Tumor i'm the
oy.urics AMI bowels. All the doctors said there
MS no help lnr IL tried every thing that
recommended, bat nothing helped me. ! saw your
R.s,iyent, and thought l would try 10, but had no
faith in ii. because had suffered for twelve years.
took six bottles I'll the H.-soiyent box OF Rad
ways Pills, and used two BOTTLES I'll your Ready
Relief; AMI there is not sign Of n ,unor l
fit, AMI ieei better, smarter, ani happier than
] have t,r twelve years The worst tunior in
the left side I'll the bowels, over the gram. write
this To you Tor the bsuent of others. You eau pub,
,ish u II y"i, choose.
HANNAH y. KNAPF.
hk Pri,c. One Dollar
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WANTED.

an 4 DAY-Bssinsss entirely ser. Circulars
Wv 6W. A1AreD J. C. IA Nd 4 90. Bid
deeD4, II. nay25wlI
TWO YOUNG MEN JUST ARRIVED FROM
i lie Ease, agsd u ss1 -, desire pssitions %
Asn. AAAseD LArk nox 80, r. a., Lezven-
worth, Kan0A. jUlyN2t
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sosseshias srgeatly ns:ssa b evssyboay Oh
sd ez..ise. = z 49, sd tpsesee hse) q
GAY eeges t1at s.eei6 l.ooi1y ~ - doshz,. e
l. EOIUrT. ln ChaaAan sssase, 4. Z.
iulytW6
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E. r. r.
kA DW AVS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST FANS IN FROM ONE
To TWENTY MINUTES
Mar ONE HOUR AFTER gkADiS. AEvkKTisK
nsNt. s;KD Any uSs sCFEER WITH PAIN.
lsAlAWAY READY RELIEF
Is \ CIEt Iot: EVERY PAIN
(, =.
The Only Pain Remedy

Iusi THStntiy stop, the most excuiciating pans
ALLkbs iNFLAMMATION AND CURES CON
GESrIoNS,
whether y, the iungs, Stomach, Bowels, Other
glands AMI organs, by one APPLICATION
IN FROM ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
No matter how violent or eX.ruriating the pain,
the Rheumatic, Ee,i-ri'ilen, lnirn, Crippled Nerv
ous, Neuraisic, OF prustri,-l with disease may
suf i,.r-
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Fourteen years ago We attended the organ
ization Of the Turner'S Society Of Leaven.
worth, If We remember rightly, at StahPi
Camden, nj time that tried mems souls.
No man was Turner unless he was sound
in principle and brave in spirit. No one oil
them failed 10 demonstrate hisl owe Of free
dom and fidelity to the cause Of liberty.
They we're the nucleus around which The
Free State men gathered. They were our
hope, or salvation. We shall never forget
the work done by them.
Will, these recollections never fading from
oar memory, We could na help enjoying the
anniversary last night a, StahPs Garden.
We Es,nd the grounds crowded with gentle
men and Ladies', all enjoying themselves.
The Society Is organized far the physical
and mental improvement Of iis members.
They are moral. upright, honest men, the
best Of citizens, earnestly working for the
higher civilization 81 mankind.
The great crowd enjoyed tI,eMseive', and
At late hour dispersed with the l.st Of god
feeling.
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH! BEAUTYll

Strong and Pure Rich Rlood-merease
Of Flesh and Weight-C Clear Skin
and Beautiful Complexion
SECU RED TO ALL.
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We can't imagine how 70 many young
mea can remain in the E,M working for q
0se Piesssce az 4 salary when they can
ooos Wet and attain undergraduates in a fsv
yeazs. Kanns preeents more inducements
to poor peorle than any other susie in the
Unioa.
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In Chicago personals are made up in thi.
touching vein: ct. J. Fslls Was his nalna,
And shnil MT deny, With regard ~ the
sane, That he came from Shanghai, And he
pnt up lapa nigh, n the Sherman, CoHHidera-
blv cloee 10 the sky,"
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VIZ ca Only aooOaaa for the prompt sup
psv.ia Of The New York riot BY the fsct
that Lauber uas there.
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the river is falling slightly from its high
estaie, and The sand bar peeps ont in spots.
Farewell, June rise in July.
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TIE 0oahey Coal nd Mining COMPANY,
capital so. 900, h.s juA been organised in
Fost Scai. Col T. Mckinley is Prsident,
J. n. Embocker. Secretary, w. J. Lean,
0enes.l Superintendent, and J. Perry, As
sisfan& Snuarinseudent
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The Leavenwodh Daily and Weekly
Tn h.. $ grssser circulation tlsan amy
othr paper in the Wet, and n recognized BY
advestisess IN the Easa ~ such. Maj H. s.
Sleeper will call upon. our friends in s..
Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati this week
and next
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EVERYBODY y jsbilAat over Ne spiendid
crop, and certain thst money viii he more
plenty nd ba,sipes sssch briskcr tire coming
fall than ever l,efore in Kansas.
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Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
propsy, lncontinence Of Urine, Bright's disease.
Aibuminurid and in all cases where there are brck
dust deposits, the water is thick cloudy mixed
with substances like the vhte ii an esg or threads
like white silk, there Is n morbid dark bilious
appearance, and white bone dust deposits. and
where there is preking, burning sepsation, and
Pain in the small of the Back and along the iApins
In all these conditions Railways sarsaparillA Re-
Ready Relief To the Spine and Small of the Back,
aud the Bowels regulated with or two Of Rad
ways Regulating Pills per day, will soon make %
complete cure. In 4 few days, the patient will
son be enabled To hold and Discharge water natu-
rally without pain, and the Urine will be resiorei
To lis natural clear amber or sherry color.
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IN eye-tinerani physicias.
PEACHES are in market in cunsidesabl
quantities They .se sOa cheap.
TnE Board Of Direcson Of The Ger,nal
Savings Bank will eled President nez
week.
VEGETABLE gardeners are hoping thu
there may be ~ more rain. Potaioes hzv'
already suffered severely.
the river is falling slightly from its high
estate, and the sand bar peeps ont in spots
Farewell, June rise in July.
VIZ ca o.ly .ncousa for the pro@A sup
psv.ius Of TIE New York riot BY the fsci
that Laubes sas there
SOMEBODY ssazsed 4 report that choIeru
prevailed in Denves. Il turned ou 70 b
nothing but cholic.
Bnowx, Who aole Or. Housaou's hosse,
vas yaaesday hoaad over in the sum Of
81 900 20 appear II the Criminal Coun.
20 ooo w..s:. q ooo
80 - ~ r....,;-s.ee nm 80
GRAsHorrxR FALL Township, Jefferson
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TIE aAssnooa train On the Chicago 4
6outAvssssn Railroad will, On and after 70
day, lsaSe q 2:30 y m, inslead Of $40, -
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Nh. SAnGkxf IL peshing Tie work ahead
On Farrell Brushem' ses building One By
one the old wooden STRUCTURES are giving
place b more substantial buildings
IN excursion party to 20 by private convey
aDoe 70 Denver and the u,oautains, TO start
By the 3Oth.
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70 wyan"oe' IN i"e''oay' mInoeh car
Sox re'"aed 70 '.xe any vespA PsolH
tiOns II 81 Joseph, in regard 10 their bridge.
He wanted The documentA
..s,,n IN. u, s.... q joy, delicious .psias.,
sop.s bItsse O. q he ssvers its bubhling venom
aings"
No.. .,A;.. H.. ,;.a :,
NE "oo''e" NJ" " Aes"! r'f'"' senior
q 70. The Dr." are preparing 'of very
extensive hn'ness
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As 49,. '
vass 'es'sf ''oa Ar. fhlAP Ac~e', 'n.'
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prefer, d'ed On 'ne 0osn 'n~. osP' '"'"
Wa veil Know" here.
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-20

TnE Board Of Direcson Of The German
Savings Bank will elea a President next
veek
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-07-20

SOMEBODY ought 70 take club and hreak
oae of thor Cd wagons II the southeast cor
ner Of Fihh and Del.vasr, - The collsciion
would look picturesque. Who will put .
head On one II those vehicles7