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taker Who had called in to ask after his
health. It was at this point that We be-
came conscious of oar partr collar II
Was pressing against thctbuck Of our necE
with the artor Of mustard draft, and one
end -. a broke from the button and vas
soaring Enthusiastically hcaFenward. We could
feel IL crurnble and fall dosn 90 10th sides.
and e.ery time We pat orr hands ~. syhleh
we began to DO quite often on 4ccuuat Of
the cyli tAriliit gave u, we found it spot
tel vitl iA4 vitality af Tia ccl.ar- The
othe~ peorie eotanenes3 - whisper, anl
box ~. at tie ceiling, anI IN. their hand
kerchiet's IL they months. Ne thought #
killing every oae II taen On the spot, and
hiding their bleeding remains in tie eel
lar; bat we lack j tie cao,ue.s neces-ary
fyr such an Undertaking, nn account Of lhat
internal stove, ami . gave il up, AMI kept
90 smiling 70 show our ctlnlae>s. Saddeu-
y, whrl ia tine rniI-, II y hat was olab-
j a N - ni,aiaelI snser, the collar parted
a. the back, and one side drofpei down to
the f1ot, AMI HE otLes sHa.g around 70
the front. 4 ,hriea u Iapg:.ter b4r>t from
tie company, and We ha..sl rtr home.
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WITH complicated ma>- Ye,,..,'. a.l.s,
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Il rauuae srn wsth orr Weed ami 9 oil Ylrd y
IRE no ne CIV r. .5l T.. s-saE Quantities Of
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II AN1T0WOC PILOT
tPOETRY.f+
IRE ND DE4TH.
n..rh. shalaB

LIFE ND DEATH.
Our T'e'. shadow,
He-kt.ow
Exceeding vain,
lu-aae.
It's ~ the flower;
One h8nr
Il blooms then dies,
And les
ForT1rtan ave.
But high
Above the earth
Where mlr,h
And fa.lg rai-n,
mi paiu
II3'i. every heart
In part
From nj that : true,
alI fsw
T. lift III eye
o. high
Abav- t.i- life,
With auzg1s fears
Iu3 tears,
There Is . rrst
T. a,,st
Than marfals know
And %
Whatever way
We stray
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At last We are to have from one Of th,
areatest-perhaps tie gseatest--o: South
ern Generals his account Of the war We re
fer to Gen Jos. Z. Johnston, whose his
tory OF ms clmpaigns Is soau to be publish
81 in an octave volume by AIR. APPLETON
1 Is 70 he cmbelli>hed with portraits j
distinguished officers and maps Of the var
ieus scenes Of operations.
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u - GE Hr.f. or conn n. aug 49, - - -
LII Iowa and Nehrn~',s, Ea.G->.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15

-Bosion's next important convention IL
to be one of bsld-headed men, to be held
June II.
An intelligent German, summoned 10
serve on New York Jury. asked the Judge
to excuse him, ss he ''could not understand
good English" You are not likely to hear
any in this cise," replied the Judge, land
therefor must serve"
A hcrse-car driver in Chicago gave .
p@nry over to twenty different passengers. TO
Try their honesty, and nin,een Of them kept
the money, while the other one s~ore tina,
four cents were due him.
George Francis Train has been declared
sane by judge and jury; and il is nov log
ically and judicially established that it does
not follow that man is in.ane because he IL
a fool
A Vermont juryman, sffl:cted with Ger
e5ro-PArtington-meninaisi1, informed his
fellox jurors that mo external magnetism
being visual. he would vote in the defensive"
No attempt was made to change his dec.
sion.
Ca Sunday Sunday school teacher Was
s.artl-d in the midst of an earnest and elo-
q1ent exposition Of Scri. tnre By the sudden
query Of a cur'ey headed hopeful: "Mr.
B, viii E-rnnm'. procession really be
thr.e milo lnnsw The moral Of tina, len
syn ~-s last.
The thing n'ost prominently ex;bitei BY
in the Vienna Exposition is said TO
be gross incompetence, the faults of omission
beirg equal TO those o! the commission.
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FROx KICKAP0O.
Cal for . Convention Of Farm rs,

Editor Times:
The following call for Farmers Con.
ventiou, in Kickspoo township, has been
signed BY three of the Presi3enis Of three Of
the clubs Of the township, and the couven-
ti6n will Be held in accordance Herewith.
l therefore respectfully request you
to publish it for the information Of all
concerned. The original with tie sigra-
lures is not now in my possession.
W. F. GoBLE,
Cor. Sec'y. Mt. O.ivet Farmers Union.
Whereas, L appean that the union of the
farmers of the State, nov in progress. Is an
earnest move in direction that promises to
relieve the agricultural and Horticultural in
terests of the country Of at least portion Of
the Disadvantages under with they nov
labor, and
Whereas, We ielieve that the more
thorough and wa,chful thee organizations
may be made locally, the better they will
aubserse the interests they seek TO promote.
The presiding officerr of the respective or.
carnations Of farmers now in existence in
Kickapoo township, Leavenworth county,
Kansas, deem it e1pedient to call town
ship convention. to be composed of seven
"a delegates from each organisation, (by
whatever name called to meet ut the
Pleasant Ridge School House, on Thursday,
June 9Th, 1873, at 2 o'clock p. m, for the
consideration, and Transaction of such bust
neas a. to said convention may seem condu-
Give to the best interests of the agricultural
people Of the township.
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DIED.

HURLEY-At the Sisters Hospital, Ieaven.
worth, on Sunday morning the Iith inst Ar.
David Hurley, Of Eight Mile House Lesvenworth
county, aged 50 years.
The deceased Vas we'll known to large circle Of
friends in this city and surrounding country, ard
vas much respected by all Who knew him. The
high place he held in the esteem Of his MANY
friends vas made evident on yesterday, the 18th
inst, by the large concourse that followed his re-
mains 10 the grave. eoenn High Mass was ee,e-
brated on yesterday morning at the Cathedral
the remains Of the deceased being carried at an
early hour into the sacred edifce, and the i'm
mense congre sat.On almost filed the church.
Amer mass the funeral possession Vas formed.
and the sad cortege set out to company the re-
mains to the Catholic cemetery in salt Creek
Valley.
After three hours journey the immense process
sion arrived 1t the Church Of 81. Joseph Of the
Valley. adjacent to the cemetery, and the corpss
was borne into the beautiful little sii6ce. After
Praye recited h. the Pastor Father Fitzgerald,
funeral sermon was preached by Father Butler.
Pastor Of the Cathedral. Then the Last sacred
rites being performed, the body OF the soed and
generous David Hurley vas given to mother earth,
while the sobs Of b undrsds were heard around the
grave.
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Hero RevePenee.

The Duly Graphic for rhursday. has 9
fine, full page portrait of the late Chief Jus
iice. On another page there is a picture Of
Apollo Hall, New York, during the late an.
niverary Of the Woman Suffrage movement.
The scene represented is At the moment
when Miss Anthony vas telling the story of
her recent arrest, published in the Express OF
Thursday. The Union of the same date,
We notice, complained of Mis- Anthony
sarcrssic treatment Of the officers of the Law
with more reverence. The lady will proba-
bly, reply that a. she had no voice in choosing
those Of6cen, she doeao't owe them great
amount Of reepect. Not having the priv.
ledge Of voting for our officials, women will
probably not forego The pleasure Of scornine
them occasionally with their wit.-I.oeleser
y. T., EJpres.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Proc ceilings Of tie Beard Of County
Commissioners held May Ii, 1873.
Njouracd SeSsiOa-Om ia.

EosId met pursuant to adjournment I,ll
called. Present, Greiger, Hook. Hiatt,
Wilson and Plummer Chairman (5). Alb
sent, Spencer and Wilson (2).
The following communication was read:
7ohe Honorable Boarf of Cnunfu Commissioners
Acting " Ippraiss,s 81 Property Aabost 70 be
Condemned.
GENrs-Represen.ing John Mccarthy,
the owner of block en-" and also of the
north 30 # of lots No. and . ih block "a.
Leavenworth City. We request hearing
before your body on the valuation of said
property. You will please designate the
time and place, and oblige.
Respectfully.
T. P. FENToN,
F. P. FIrswILLuAMs,
Attorneys for John Mccarthy.
On motion of Mr.. Hook two O'Clock was
get for the time of hearing the Attorneys, and
the Clerk was instructed to notify them Of
the same.
On motion the Board adjourned till two
o'clock p NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met Pursuant to adjournment. Roll
called; present, same rs morning session.
W. s. Plummer, Chairman, in the chair.
Mr.. Fi,zwilliams made a remark in be-
half of his client, After which the Board
adjourned 10 the ground about to he con-
demned.
After making partial survey of said
grounds the Board returned.
On motion the Board adjourned till 10
O'Clock p NJ. tomorrow morning.
A. L, KELLER, County Clerk.
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-Ths musieal critic Of the Cincinnati
Esqsirer says thaA .Mis Kellogg il, in
every tiasue N American girl. She IL this
in her delicate beauty; her 1.-the. YET perfect
form; her tiny, snov-vhiie hand. and Arab
foot" Her Arab foot has often been re-
marked, but it never seemed 10 10 20 thor
oughly American - her Ionic nose, her Sar-
diniAn chin, or her bewi.chine French man
nerisms.
The soil in Nebraska frcze to the dep,h
Of eight feet. The potato bug-oh! where
vas be? Hevas nine feet down, and is nov
coming out gay and lively.
1t won't Be long before an American
traveller abroad will be ashamed TO say where
be halls from. A few more congressman,
co0suls and Commissioners will do the busi-
mem.
A Mississippi druggist is selling drug
to negroes under pledge that i, will convert
their WOOL into long, straight hair. The pa
pens say he is doing brisk business.
A Green Bay boy has, during the past
year. run his father in debt for fifty pounds
Of raisins. one hundred pounds Of Loaf sugar,
and enough cinnamon and Glove to pickle
him.
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To The Farmers.

DIR country readers will be surprised
when they call on Il. Flesber and find all
his goods marked down to cost, a. advertised
in our daily and weekly. Mr.. Flesher has
ho.;s of friends and patrons in the country.
and the reason Of it is, that in buying goods
he takes great pains to select such goods -
they msy desire, and in selling them be
makes no misrepresentation to buyers. but
sell. them honest goods, at honest prices.
His object in closing out his present stock is
to ie-arrapge and refit his store for the pur.
pose Of carrying on an Increased business.
We feel safe in saying that no merchant in
the city Ina. stock Of goods better suited to
the turner's than B. Flesher.
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We have word to say in favor Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad. 1t was the
''Pioneer" line Westward and is the ''o!d
reliable" route to St. Louis. With the i'm
provements which have been made during
the past year, We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the best track and the
finest and safest equipment of any line west
Of the Mississippi. 1t is the only line which
runs three daily express trains of fine
Coaches and Pullman Sleepers, equipped
with the Miller platform and the patent air
brake, from leading points in the West,
through Kansas City, Sedalia and Jefferson
City to St. Louis without change, connecting
at St. Louis with eleven different through
routes to points North, East and South.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, &C., may be had at the various
Through Ticket" Railroad Stations in the
West, or upon personal or written applica-
ton to G. II. Baxter, Western Passenger
Agent, Kansas City, No., or Z. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
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The position of mail clerk al the &C.

The position Of mail clerk al the Cen.
trail Delivery window il one to be coveted,
1t d one Of the most untrampled positions
that IN Independent fireman could aspire TO.
The average astache will sit down deliber-
ately in foil view and eat his dinner while .
dozen Of his enlightened constituents .ilently
cling to the board and look at him.
When be has gotten through and wiped his
mouth and taken . chew Of tobacco and ar
hanged his mustache, he will advance and
besd his ear With Ill The dignity of . head
waiter 1t secood-cla0 hotel.
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She 5 ands down-looking on the sparkling de
rf the bright ri,er, ha' in bsshfal fear,
Half founding joy, to lind herself bride;
Her blne eyes glistenins with an infant tear,
Her lips apart
He: color raised, and you may almost hear
Her beaiing heart.
He sits beside the rivers hank, his eys
Cpturned TO her sweet face. with looks - full
Of admiration, rs il earth supplies
To him no object half % beautiful;
One ringlet fair
Had left its sister curis, and nes.lipg lies
In his dark hair.
II is the twilight OF a summers eve;
crimson flush just tips the western trees,
A. though tbs lingering sun beams tried to leave
That loving couple fair, sw.stening the breeze
With honeyed words.
Mid flowers aid IippliDg streams, low hummin:
ices,
And singing biz ,lS
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0Meeklp Gimts
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1873.
THE I'll M HIS
OFFICIAL PAPER
CITY or LEAVEN WORTH,
COUNTY OF LEAVENWOkTE,
AHD or rHE
UNITED STATES.
THE LEAvENWORIW TlME~

THE LEAvENWO8SUT tNE@
Nos r7resenfs tie eo=sStnsd eireuIati0" d
the ISmes, Conservative, and Bulletin, tn
tkres Oldest daiiies IN Tie State. Our daily an
seekly circulation has reached Sgs:re "e'e' b.
fore o.,ained IN Knnan Journalism. Is On
extensive ~iA the Sae, he Missouri Valley,
and reaches inn eseTy iS4ae IN the U'.i"n Id
petiszs e,zyrc.se renogsise 1t u IL !>nf'-e
PapsS Sest # 81. Louis and Ca;on9o.
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Hendersons Buchu, tSe great diuretic, an
uniailing remedy for all diseases Of the kid
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in
digestion, fa;ulency, or wind in the stomach.
The most distressing cases of female weak
ness and uterine complaints are permanently
cured BY HENDEasox's BUcBU. 1t IL nm
equaled BY any known remedy for the cure
Of dropsy, gravel. and ill equity or rheu-
matte affections. II il specific remedy for
expelling all PIN and Tape worms. 1t il
prescribed By eminent physicisns IN chroaie
Injections Of the live. For ale By al drug
do. See advestisenent in this isuc. d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15
S1I.O MON RAY

n harl, clnee man was Solomon Fay;
Nothing Of value he gave away;
He hoariel and saved,
And ne pinehed and shaved:
And the more he had, the more he craved,
The harl earned do lars he toilet to gain
Brought him little but care and pIn;
For lit e he spent,
Ard all that he lent
lie n abe il bring him twenty par cent.
This was the lif. Of So'omon Ray.
The years went by, aDi his HAIR grew gray;
His cheeks grew thin,
Ard his heart within
Grew hard rs the dollars lie work, u TO win.
Bat he dis,1 one day, as all men must,
FOR life Is he7tiDg, and nan but dust;
And the heirs were gay
That Land him avxy:
This was the end Of Solomon Ray.
They quarreled now, who hid lit'te cared
For solomon Ray while his life was spare.
HIS lends were sold.
And his hard earned god
All went to the lawyers, Am told.
Yet men will pinch, and cheat, and save,
Nor carry their treasures beyond the grave;
All their gold, rome day,
Will melt away,
Like ire SELF; savings Of Soomon Ray.
kUGKNE j. HAIL.
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The storm cloud that burst SO furiously
upon the business portion Of tie city yes,er-
dayf and poured out such torrents Of rain only
reached Is far west - Eighth street, leaving
all that part Of the city west of Eighth dry.
1t seemed rather strange in walking out
Shawnee street AFTER the rain, to step sudden
y from mud three inches deep on 10 COM
parative dust. bot it vas 90. and the people
wondered "can such things be and overcome
us like . summer cloud"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15

The mission of the Commercial has been
announced. 1t will exert its influence with
out regard to the peril of its own editors, to
have the hogs of Leavenworth impounded.
The motto of the Commercial used to be,
Independent az a hog on ice." Henceforth
it will be "Harmless As hog in o1ad."
We don't want to be suppIicA,ing or more
happiness than il usually allotted to earthly
mortals, but We think We could know the
meaning of true happiness if Col. Houston
would favor Us with ''Ieading EDITORIAL
on the hog question.
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BYRON SHERRY,
l.. N. GODDARD,
i. SrfLLINGS.

Mr.. ORANGE VEDDRR, formerly of Sy.
racusc, New York. and more recently Of
Washington, Kansas, has accepted . posi-
ton in the famous dry goods establishment
Of Nesrs. Reames & Cole, of this city. The
progressive boys o. the Stare naturally grav-
ifate TO the metropolis.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15

sIUrAAN & KEnE, Merchant Tailora,
have opened, ut their new establishment, No.
Az. Delaware street, between Fourth and
Fifth. the bert assortment of spring
Goods ever offered to the Leaven-
worth pnblic. II you want . nice, neat fit
ting sIi, OF clothes, of the latest and best cut,
this is the place to get it. Their charges are
reasonable and work warranted Shirts
made to order. nov2s3d4
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The following card by P. G. Lowe, q d.
rector Of the Mercantile Library Association
explains itself:
1.-The use of my name in connection with
a Grand Gift Concert, Grand Legal Draw.
ing, etc, for the benefit Of the Leavenworth
Mercantile Library Association, il BY par
ties outside Of said Association, and entirely
unauthorized by me. P. G. LOWE.
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Has. ae(see 4 CO's

New stock of spring dry goods just at hand.
In order to induce continuance Of the re-
cent rush to our store, We have ronr'nded to
offer our new goods at . ems. 80, ... ii ad.
vance upon cost of purchase. We mean just
what We say, and can demonstrate to care
full observer that We have rs handsome goods
as any house in the city. and for less money.
We have just opened SO new styles ladies'
suits at half-prioe-these will only be for sale
for few days; 20 pieces silk dress goods, .
hargsin, Soc, the Wholesale price of which
was 70c in the beginning of the season q
few pieces piqus low, l5c.; wash poplin,
$l.35 per dress pattern; job lot of German
table linen, &c. linen handkerchief. 75c.
per dozen; Lisle gloves, lOc per pair; whale
rome corsets, Csc. white cotton hose, 81 so
per dozen linen towels. the best you ever
saw, sl.25. $500 and $500 per dozen, and
our whole stock At extra low prices for cash.
ap27 cod JAS. MCGEE 4 Co.
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BURNEs & DILL, Attorneys, have removed
to the corner of Fifth and Delaware streets,
Thompson's block. Zee card
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15

Col. HADERLEIN's condition last nigh,
was very critical. He vas unable to talk
and couldn't recognize his friends. His re.
covery il considered very doubtful.
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Our citizens should call meeting to
assis. the officers Of the Post TO arrange sp-
propriate services for Memorial Day. Where
are Hopkins, Moller, Shreve, Goddard and
a host Of other gentlemen who are usually 20
enterprisiny.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15

Ice delivered in quantities to snit pur
chasers bv leaving orders at Geo. Umme
thun's Drug Store, corner Of Fifth and
Cherokee streets.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15

LEAVE your orders for ice at Geo. I'm
methun's Drug Store, cosner of Fifth and
Cherokee streets.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-15

A POLISHED foreigner that We know o
thinks that he is keeping his approaching
wedding very eecret. The truth is more
than hundred ladies talk about it every
day.
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kes,,m,ios. or Co.aosene..

| At meeting OF the members Of the Bar oil
the County OF Lsavenwor,h, held a; the
District Court room, in the City OF Leaven-
worth, on Tuesday, the 18th of May. 1873.
| at 10 o'clock a. m, Hon. Samuel Single;o
presiding, Mesrs. Byron Sherry. f. Still
ings and L. NJ. Goddard were appointed a
committee 10 draft and present, Tor the aciion
of the Bar, resolutions expressive Of the
sympathy of the member, OF the Bur with
his Honor. H. VI. Ide, Judge Of the Di-iric;
Court, on the death of his wife.
And the committee reported the following
resolutions, which were adopted:
Whereas, Providence in its inscrutlbie
wisdom has seen fit to visit the home
of our Honored Judge with attic
ton, and take from him his esteemed wife,
therefore
Re.olyed. That We, the members of
tie Leavenvor;h Bar. deeply sympa-
thize with him in his affection, and tender
him our heartfelt coincidence in his bereave-
menf.
Resolved, That the officers of the Court
and Bsr be requested to att end in body the
funeral Of the deceased.
BYRON SHERRY,
l.. NJ. GODDARD,
f. SrILLINGs.
And on motion of Hiram Grisvold, Esq,
it was resolved Ma, hi, Honor, Judge Ide,
be furnished With copy Of the above reso-
lutions BY the Secretary Of this meeting, and
that the District Court be requested to order
the same to he spread on the record.
H. J. DENNIS
Sec'y. Bar Meeting.
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Depends on vigorous and healthy man.
hood; this begets energy, activity of the
brain, and muscular endurance; without
these there can be no sure success in life.
When the signs of weakness and decay APP
pear, use DR.. McCabe's Tonic Cordial and
System Renovation, and relief will follow.
apl9-2w
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city, at Jas. Niece & Co.
Change 81 Tiaae - she G., =. !. 4 r
!. e.
On and after Sunday, April 10th, the c.,
r. l. 4 Pacific Company will run two
through express trains between Leavenworth
snd Chicago. Trains leave Leavenworth At
4. m. and p. m. arriving in Chicago at
z q. m. and 3:45 p. m. Passengers going BY
this route have no change of cars between
Leavenvorth and Chicago.
II. n. ALLEE,
Gen'l s. w. Agent.
A. w. JOHNSON, Pass. Agent.