The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-09
WHAT ANSWER.
Shall Leavenworth Have q Course
of Lectures this Winter.

81. mora, worth and intellectual cultur'
oftbe CITY. With the large popui0tion VI
now have, and the educational ability an1
intellect here concentrated, there Is certainly
M excuse for the short raiions and ins-iiectu
n povertv of other yezrs. There IL no LACE
of home material, and if We desire to ioo'
abroad the following named lecturers are II
the field:
Miss Susan b. Anthony tells about my
Tri.In for $50 to 500. Mrs. Lille
Dsvereux Bl.ke combines "Ths Wife
Mother and Citizen" for from S25 to $50
"a abe can find persons that want this re-
mzrksbIe combination. Rev. Henry Ward
9srcber combine, manhood and Money
on liberal terms, while the ministerial Rev.
Y Laird Collier tells what he knows "On
,he Joining of Hands, Rims, Fools, &c"
for s75. The Rev. E. ii. Chaplin spends an
hour on columbus" for $50, while Col.
Ri. Convell charges only $50 for making
"A Plea for Lawyen" For $50 the Rev.
X. IL. Cudw0rth crates On the impressive
them OF "Wbsts What" while X. J.
De Cordova tells all all be knows about
s.Our Fira Baby" for Sl25.
1.-The Morning DAwns' on Mira. Jane u
De Foreset, 1t the Low price Of $50 to 500,
depending on the place where the accident
occurs: and that brilliant Paul 3. DuChsillu
will for $50 give, with = matinee, his Gor-
Ella Chimp,nzse, GiSben, and Oursng- Out
sng." Mary F. Eastman will "Lend
Hand" at anything she can get; and Mr..
Lillian EIg lrton, for $50 will let you
know that "Woman is Coming" At which
price she ought not to come too often; Ed
ward Esgieston will talk tor SlOO-what II
would cost TO keep him still is not stated -
while Kate Field goes up "Among the
Adirondack for $3.50. Inc "Fst COntri-
Jar" AK. YOU "What will yon Txke?" for
SIS: and Rev. II. NJ. Gaiiaher will Put
Money ia thy Purse" for 500 w. Glad
den will allsv you "Help iourselves' for
ANYTHING he can get; while Grace Greenwood
goss "Indoors" TOR 500. j. Griffiths,
IL. d., OF England, goes between Two
Loves" for S2j; very cheap. Matilda Gage
Josylin will decide g The U. S II, on Trial, not
Susan Il. Anthony" for any sum obtainable;
when Bret Harte tells about ''Some Bad
People" for $3.50; they must be frightfui ex'
ample.. Colonel John Hay lets ''Day
Break in Spain" for 500, ana Rev. George
II. Hempworth "Humbugs" his audience
for 500. May Hamilton would be glad to
let congregation enjoy Social Lille IN
Washington" very chesp; while the ire
yressibie Judson Fitzpatrick gets on The
American Stump" for little or nothing,
having his time entirely ut his command.
He will perform this feat anywhere and at
ruinously low figures. DR.. Paul Hoffman
goes "Drifting About" il anybody wants
him on easv terms. Eli Perkins begs my
Uncle Consider" for $50 to 500, according
to what article the old gentleman is asked to
advance on. Prof. s. X. Murdoch will for
$50 discuss that interesting question TO q
popular audience, "Ri-e and Progress Of the
Order of knight Templsr;" and Prof. Miles |
'sRambles Among the High Alps" at 500
m hour: and sll about "Tbe Coming |
NJ an" will he told by DIR. Samuel Ogood |
or SIO0. Mrs. E. A. Pollard combines q
discussion of Bubbles and Show
or Fashionable Life in Washing
on" while Professor J. II. Pepper, of Eng
and, will for $500 an hour ''Handle Red
lot Metals" or Introduce Ghost" and
or $500 Wendell Phillips will draw "Some
nferences from Froude, and for 500 Mrs
.ens FAY Pierce undertakes Tine Regener-
zion of the Democratic Party" an enter
wise which to us locks hopeless; stili, so
God a missionary work ought TO bs encour-
yed. Matthew Hale Smith, for S75, dis
ourses ca that new, thrilling. and interest
NJ history of "Our New Minister at Hard
.rsbbIe." John q. SAKE sers Love for
l25, and Elizabeth Cady S'an;on hugs
The Coming Grip for frcm $50 to 500,
to size. For 500 Colonel
Iomer Il. Sprague gives beauti-
n philosophical disquisition on
When l was in JAIL" and the Hon. Carl
churz for 500 is ready TO talk on anything.
lrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe reads her own
ooKs for SI25 an hour, which Is not very
Ugh, il il has got to I've compulsory, Mrs.
iinnie Swayze has an attack of"Free Hate"
II $50, and the Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage
harges 5000 for getting on the "Rocks upon
,hich People Split'-high, but they must
e dangerous Ben. F. TAYLOR has the pre-
lmption to insist on getting $i0O for asking
ne conundrum, "What Made Him DO ltg'
nd Theodore Tilton handles the "Ameri-
IN Women" for 500. f. ID. Taylor says
rat "Just for Fun" he will charge $50, and
Iiss Virginia Vaughn reads "Ihe Poetry Of
ne Future" for the same amount, (how she
btained it is not s,ated.} For SI25 Pro-
,saor E. L. Youmans will have 1.-THE
correlation Of Forces" and Emma Webb
loses the Ii.t with $50 worth Of 'Petrarch
nd Laura"