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SUICIDE.
A Man Found i'm q Pasture with
His Throat Cut from Ear
to Ear.
Verdict of the COrOner'S Jury.

Sunday morning about eleven O'Clock TN
Informed by three breaihless boys that q
man lay in q gully, in J. c. CIsrk's pasture.
with his throat cut from ear to ear. Qaite
a crowd started at once for the spot, and re-
cognized the dead man II being one Martin
Reichert, a German resident of this city.
When found he was lying in the bed of the
creek near q pool Of wafer, which he evidently
had attempted TO reach in his death s;rug-
giles. Above on the bank, in shady spot,
was found clots of hood, and here it wa.
where the desperate man cut his throat, and
then rolled toward the place where his man
g'ed body was found.
Dependency was the probable cause Of
the act. Reichert formerly kept q
livery stable on Shawnee street, and at
the time of his death was driving Martins
express wagon. II is reported that he lost
considerable money in Texas where he went
with the idea of locating, and his losses there
coupled with financial embarrsssments since |
his return are the causes given for the ter
rible act. Some of his friends noticed that |
he acted queerly Tor the past week or two,
but no one suspicioned that he would end
his troubles by taking his own lie.
Sunday afternoon Coroner Williams held
an inquest over the body, and the jury re-
turned a. their verdict, that the deces sed
came to his death by his own hand, from
The effects of wounds inflicted with a razor.
The suicide leaves wife and thne chill
irsn to mourn his untinely end.
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LEGAL
Sherif's Sale.
SAFE OF KANSAS

STATE OF KANSAS,
tou.TY OF LIZ WEYMOUTH
In The District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the state Of Kansss. sitting in and for Ieav-
snworth County, in said State.
David W. Powers, Plaintiff. -,
3, -
Patrick Gormy and Ann Use NO. D, ooS
Gormly, Defendants.
DCBLIC notice is hereby given that under and
l. by viz tue Of the judgment rendered in ths
above entitled action, in and by the above named
tourf, and OF a special execution issued on said
Judgment, to me directed and delivered, will on
1harsday. the loth day of July, 4. d., 1878.
al ii o'eloek, a. m, Of said day, ut the Court
House door in the City Of Leavenw orth in the
County and state aforesaid, offer put lie sale and
sell TO the highest bidder, TOR cash On hand, the
following described Tract Of lard situate lying and
being la the County of Is1ven ~orth and st 10 of
Kansas. namely. the north half Of the northwest
fractional quarter OF -ecton number nineteen (iJ),
In township, number eight (sl, Of range NUN her
twenty-five (22), east of the sixth PRINCIPAL usr-
dian IN said County and state.
Dated the 3ri day Of June, A. D., 1873.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff OF LeavenTorth County Kansas
TOUGH WHEAT, Attorneys 5,r Plaintiff.
iui-dlwtd
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By consent Of parties per stipulation on
die, thess several cases Aforesaid were order
sd.to be dismissed,
The court pending the trial OF the Kings
burgy vs.. Shoemaker & Midler case, ad-
journed until 9 a. m. to-day. The attor.
neys in this suit are Messrs. Pendery. Sherry
and Case for plaintiff, ard Messrs. Usher,
Sillings and Hurd for tcfeniaai,.
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L. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
Important OpiniOns---Att0rneys
Admitted.

The L. S. Circuit Court, Judges Dillon
and Delahay presiding, was in session yes
terday and disposed of number of cases.
Judge Dillon delivered two important
opinions in bankrupt cases. One in the
case of VIM. T. Borland and franklin n.
Manlove, assignees of Van Fossen & Brit
ten, bankrupt-, -. Phillips & Scovill. nc
ton for new trial wss oserruled.
The next opinion was in the case of Cha-
X. Hicks, assignee of StilIwelI VS.. Capitol
Bank of Topeka. Decision in favor of de-
fendants.
The foiio~ing named attorneys were ad-
mitted to practice in the Court: H. c. Bar
nard. ST. Joseph, Mo-, William Dill, L. NJ.
Goddard, Lncien Baker, A. J. Walker,
X ,bert c. Foster, Chas Monroe, L. ii. Ey-
gleston, W. p. By,er, Leavenwortb; ID. W.
Hoffman, Ottawa, and A. X. May, Hia-
watha.
The case OF Galatin Spraeue vs.. Geo. L.
Pitt ct al was dismissed.
By consent of parties, per stipulation on
file, the several cases following known az
confiscation cases were ordered TO be dis
missed.
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So. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS. June 8.
HxHr- Dali at ssoaIo0 undressed; sI5O,sI6O
dressed.
FLoUR-QIie and UNCHANGED, only small cr1er
lots in deaani
MHKAT- ru / ard unchanged; No. spring
81 2oai - regular; No. red fall IL GOAL g.; No.
3 81 45gl As.
COSN--Hcd firm; No = mixed :sls93ac; 3sSxS
June; 40l.atic July
Oars ", clined; No. mixed sI932c elevator
S24c JAY.
BARLEY-Ball and unchanged.
kYE-Unchanged; e9 a69c prime.
PoRE-unchansed: Sil9l7 81.
BULK MaATS-Iull and nominal.
BAcoN-Duil; shoulders 7lAS7la; clear rib 81
clear sides sss aOsz for jobbing and order lots.
HANs-14al6.
LARD-Dull and unchanged; butchers &c; re-
fined sc.
WHI>HY-Steady at DOC.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Special Flavorines stand pre- eminent in the
rank o: Baking Powders and Fi.voring Ex.
tracts They are held n par excellence by
every housewife in the land, and recon-.
mended by the most eminent persons. % BE-
ing strictly pure and healthful. They are
prepared under the immediate supervision of
one OF the most enlightened chemists. The
Special Flavorinss supply . want which hrs
long been felt. we'd, fri, sup&v3v
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TEETH like orient pearls set in cushions #
rose;
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows I,
These are the charms TO win hearts, when ali
other charms fade,
But thew can't he preserved without SOZO-
DONT'S aid. d.Sw
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PrOviSSOn Market.


CoRRkcrED BY Jos. WHITAKER, BEEF AND PORK
PsCKkR.
S. C. Hams. canvassed, li1<c; do, uncanvassed,
131ac; dry salt hams vassed, l25<c; do. uncan-
vassed, lis<c; s. c. breakfast bacon, canvassed,
lie; do, unc .nva sed, l05<c, clear bacon sides,
ss4c; clear nib bacon, 9Ec; rib bacon 9I<c; S. C..
bsron shoulders, Sc; dry salt shoulders, nc;
bulk clear sides, Sc; bulk clear rib, SIC; bulk rb
SIC; :. P. shoulder, &c; bulk shoulders, &c
clear mess pork, eis 90; mess ST. 25; light mess,
81 ts pig pork. clear. 81 .; rib. $l7 80; prime
choice leaf lard. tierces. SIC; do, buckets 101c;
do, caddies, 1o9i21zc; 5. c. c. beef hams, l3c,
do, uDcanvassed. lie; pure neat 5 foot oil, per
ga Ion, &c; pure lard oil, per gallon, see.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. BQHANNAN,
OFFICE No. sls NORTH FIFTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
E,rABLIsAEp IN ST. LOUIS IN 1887.

E|AADLiSAED IN %. LOuAS An 1871.
NCRE3 all Chronic and Special Diseases in Q
" short time, either In male or female. Charges
log ICES; uses no mercury.
DR.. B0hannan's Treatise on Special Dissases''
which fully explains the natsre, causes, sy1p-
toms, &c Of .: ermatorahea or Seminal veakHss
syphiil female coDplaiots, al impediments 70
marriage, aud valuable in5oImaiioa on other DELI
cate subjects, sent Zee to any addrsn in q pain
sealed envelope, on recei & of one stamp.
SEMINAL wEAKNEss CURED.
Dr.. Bohannan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cures al forms Of sperma;ofrhea or SEMINAL weak
ses in r. n two TO seven veeks' tDe. Il rsssors
Of tho vho have d stroyed It BY SEXUAL exca0s a
evil pf.cticeA- This remedy has been used By Dr..
Bohannan In his srivate practice for ever thirty
Year,, and has never failed In curing ssea u
worst cases. Price ts. (jest 70 any sddr.s ffe .
froa ebservatioa.) Sod only IT Dr.. e. 4.
Bohannan's ONCE, No. sls North Fifth strsse, g.
Louis, No.. EssablisAed in 1897. Dovisdiv
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Rev York 0oaey Market.
NEW YoRK. June J
MoxEY-Ea'y At 4@5 per cent.
SrERL,Ns.-Quiet and steady ~ 81 for sixty days,
and 49S1s per cent. for sight.
GoLD-ouiet and steady at 81 1891 l.sS.
LnANs-4 u 6 per cent for carrying
CLEARIS0S-S75, 00J, go.
TREASURY S73, 90.
GovkRNMRNTs-Dulla and steady.
STATE BOsDs-pul! ant unch. nged.
StOCKs-Opened firm. but weakness socn set in
and prices declined. After o. clock q reaction
toox pace, and prices advarced, closing at about
the highest Point Of the ".
CouPoss-6's Of 81. p: sos Of g., I6ss;
Of 90, 1879 of'65, isss; new Of rs, -;
Of 81, 2iss; of'fs, ~; new IS, 81; 10 -s0s,
li1s; Currency IS. lS1; Mo. Is. 93h.
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ChtrsX0 AaFAes.

CHICAGO, June s.
tLorR-D Dull and dr.oping but not quotably
low r.
wHEAr-Dull, lower a. d unsettled; Mol epring
sold at 81 80; No. 81 ~ spot, 81 % June; No 5
81 Is.
sOkN-ln fair demand, but ut lower rates; No. g
miAed; regular. s63sc spot or June ss3sc bid; 4Oe
ssHed July.
OATs-Active but lower and unsettled; No.
2ss4 bid cash or June; 3o1a bid July.
hYE-Quiet; No. ., IS.
BARLKY-Duli and nominal.
PoKH-Loser ;sI5 sssl5 G. spot or June; SIS 30
July.
LARD-Quiet; ssles July ts so.
WHISKY An advance asked, but none estab-
iished; 4OSSlc.
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STOP these Chil.s tia; have been harassipg
you 30 long, a. they sometimes end in that
fatal disease called nv some the up Coun.
try Yellow Fever" They can be very
easily stopped BY taking Simmons Liver
Regulator. Do not delay; go at once to
your druggist and get q package and be
cured. FOR sale by all druggists. cav
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Diarrh1n. Dysestery Or BsOesay flax.
Take one tea-poonful Of DR.. Miller's Mag
netic Balm, put into a teacupful of warm
water sweetened we'll with white sugar, and
drink within half hour. Repeat the dose
every hour or two, If severe, for three or four
times. Battle the back and bowels with the
balm. Price of Balm Is cts per bottle. See
adv ertisement in this paper. d&w
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A PETITION will b presented to the Houora.
IA bic the Board Of County Comnissioners, 1t
the nsxt regu n seasisa Of the Board, on the dry
Monday In July, 70 locate . road commencing at
the north end Of 0ain street, in the town Of ESno
running north 70 the ceatre Of seefaoa thirty 3sI
tAsnee vsss 10 ths section lin. thsaes norih and
west to The eeaADFd nod nosF C. Dexker's ali in
teVnshtD easvo (11h EanOs tveety.ens l1).
JA0ED lHk0,
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Live Stock.

CATTLE-AIl grades OF cattle in good demand
at Sh.94sc; fat cows, 2Zd3Hc.
HOG>-SS 15@4 l., gross weight.
SHERIFF SOFAS 20.
HOEsEs-At SIO9al5O.
MCLES-yl00Gli04l5O.
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i-'7ular illustrated book e6opages)on
>A-.aooD. WcMAHHOoD! MARRIAGE!
n?ediments to Marriage; the cause
and care. Sent securely seaIed, post
paid for 50 cents, by DR. c. WHITTIER.
OF St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
d&v.
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The reason of the unprecedented demand
for Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Special Fiavoriugs, Vanilla, Lemon, etc, is
the result of their being just as represented,
of superior strength and uniform quality,
coupled with the equally potential fact, that
they contain not one grain of adul,erstion.
Having thoroughly tested them ourselves,
We have no hesitation ia saving that they
will accomplish just what is claimed OF
them, and one single trial will readily con-
vince any person rs to the truth Of our rs
sertioa. d&w
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF LEAvEywokTH.

ca sIaTa er 2E kANsasi Is
In the District Court 81 the First JudiciaI Dis
tret Of the state Of sitting in and for Leav-
enworth Comfy in said State.
The Metropolitan BuildIng.and Loan:
Association, Piziotif,
versus No 5,3x
Maurice Duley and Catherine Duley,
his wife, Defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of the judgment rendered in the above en-
tilted seton, in and BY the above named Court
and Ct a special execution issued on said judgment,
70 ne directed and delivered, will, On
Thursday, the 10th day Of July, 4. d. 1875,
at II o. clock Of said day, at the Court Houss
door in the City Of LeavenwoTth. IN the COUNT
and State Aforesaid, offer at public sale and all 10
the highest bidder, for cash IN hand the Sol,oVins
described tract Of land, situate lying and being in
the County Of Leavenvorth and State Of Kan.a..
namely, the noTthve quarter Of the ,ooth ve,s
quarter Of section I've 60, In toUnphip eleven III.
range tveaty Two lZ3, csatsisinS 5orty fsO sere.'
more or less, IN the Coa1ty md sf.ts Aforesaid.
said property 10 Be ed = eeaaRanded BY mid
special, execution, and In passaanee Of said iuSr-
ment-
THOMAS LEONARD.
Sheriff OF lsavenvogth County Ksneaa
oAsItR o0es, Leavsnvorth City, June Ord, A, D.
1873.
4. a.lnAs, Atta,sy IL I,ainttG
tune3-eat1vtA
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TRAILS.

WHEAT-B st white, q 10; red winter, 81 60;
No ? do. 81 60sl 30; soft spring, u 70; spring
seed, - 90, spring club. 81 Is; Nebraska spring,
81 10.
CORN-Nhite and yellow, 23925c per bushel.
OATs-Per bdshel, zoe
SESDe-Blue grass. 81 2591 Is: tim othy, o. 90;
clover, IS 5o96 ~; sweet potatoes, 81 80.
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he adams
particular exceeding ooe hundred
isd
anih
such bid be
md
forth The
The
d. Endorse BIDS
be opened
EDWARD II: SMITH.
Commissioner.
Apn
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The Geneva Conference has 1t lat con-
cluded its lAboss and awarded the amount
due BY England 10 the United States on &C.
count Of the Alabaula claims. The amount
was easily arrived at after the case had been
properly represented to the tribunal. II
would b, however, IN impossible matter for
even 20 lecrned and aetute . court - that TO
arrive 1t the amount Of benefit conferred on
.uf1erine humanity BY such . medicine -
farker's Compound Fluid Extract Bochu.
Ihousends Attest its excellence. Fer sale
BY all druggists, everywhere. j43Sw
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Observation-Disclosures.

torFEs-kio, common TO choice 2242 Nc
sUGaR-Brown, 81 SIic; standard brands, III.
SiS14ri Demarara. lis<all1Ic for choice.
molasses, 46453c.
RIcE-sdsxc; Carolina 9k9lOc
DRIED FkUirs-RAisins 81 O0@s3 81; peaches,
6a.1z"i black berr'es. 1Sal5e; curran's, 9Lal2c
CANNED FRUIrs-Peaches. 81 Is az ~ Der
dozen; corn, ~ 5eS3 50, tomatoes, &237x@2 rs
sOpA-s1zd9c.
SoAP-7c; woman's friend &c.
TOB ,CcO-Bl ick, i7,25Jc pCr n bright navy 50
a6oc; R,turd leaf, 659s5c; smoki z 2I@s.c;
kiiiickinck do. $50 SC; Virginia do, 75c9Sl o..
HANS Sugar cure1, cAnvassed, l4tzc; do. un.
csnvasse,i. 1899
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE!

By Of the entitled
the Kas Tribe Of ndaso The Indian Territory and dispose
actual ~ approved Nay Sh 1872 Of
Of Tie Interior seala proposals hereby Invited fr
a dssurhe to w.t.
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Auditors Report.

LEAvKSwoRTH, kss., June Ind, 1878.
BY provisions of the statute Of ls72. I am re-
quiIsf TO publish monthly abstract Of allowances
made by me A. reported to the Board Of County
Comm ssioners.
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-. s.oas. Live sseek Market.

ST. LOUIS, June s.
CArrLk-Quiet and ~eak; fat steers &3S4 IS;
sinere IS 75d5 p.
HoGs-Dull; 81 25Sl 2.
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HIDEs-Flint; prime, 2OS22kc; dry salt, 15c
green, Sc; do salt, loo; damaged hides two.
thirds the price OF good hides.
wOOL-MArket has not fairly opened
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ABoUr ten days ago. in ST. Louis, the iron
for the Carson branch Of the Kansse Pa
ci6c Railway from Carson to Lyons, and for
the beaver and Boulder extension from
psnyer to Boulder City, Vas contracted for
b Tie officers of the company, and it will
sQoa Be delivered. The Csyson branch is all
Gssded and ready for the iron, which will be
laid and the road put in operation about the
Art Of August.
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Hay and " Goa


HAY-P~r Ton, 50 GO.
wooD-P.r cord, So 5Oa7 c1: COOL hickory, 81
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CATTLE-Shipp;ng grades dull and prices lover;
good to choice smooth nstive 3 409S Is; fAtf light
steers S5a5 81; corn led Texans IS 1906 50.
Hoss-Dull; lever grades to choice q aO0A IS.
with pens all full of unsold stock.
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U. s Government Artificial
Limb Manufacturing Co.

~ WaAash A., anl -, 81 and .
1etA -, CAisaeo.
h largest, Oldest and nost conplesf
nanUfac.e9Y az the kind in the United
Ssaaas. We 1snu11eafs % order al kinds e en-.
DIAL anA OrthsPs1ie hslsansaaa, CfutehsA o..
ffu0R. -. 49, q 0nm1nnScefians = ~.
J. Z 0AHDaR. y. .. 0IaainisaR, 81. M
=; q xsssAss- e.s> -s''s~r.pAls
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The Universal Microscope. The best low
priced Microscope ever made. Exceeding
" useful for examining Fio~ers, Insects and
Minute Ohjec's. Deteciing Counterfeit Mon
ey and disclosing the Wonders of the Nj
croscopic World. II is adapted to the use
of Physicians, Teachers, Students and the
Family Circle. Requires no Focal Adjust
ment, and can therefore be readily used BY
any person. Cher Microscopes Of no greater
power cost S. eaclr and upward, and are 20
difficult to understand that none but scientific
men can use them. The Universal always
gives satisfaction. One single Microscope
will be sent carefully packed, BY mail, On Ne
ceipt of 81. Agents wanted everywhere.
address d. l. STAPLES 4 Co,
apl0-w6w Allen Mich.
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LEAvENwoRrH MARKETS.

OFFICE LEAvENwOETn TINRs,
LEAvESwoKTH, Juue 4, 1873. I
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Ao01eal.
Attention IL called 10 the advertisement Of
DR.. Bohannan. of 81. Louis, No. Hi rep
Aation b that of one Of the most successful
physicians in his speciality in the WeA.
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TIE Lass-Fearfap Ese,aater - iah the
..rlger''

.'r1ger"
One of the grand army Of the unknown"
an ex-railroad man, came in from the wilds
of Northern Texas q day or two ago with
some $500, which he designed sending to his
wife in Toledo, Ohio, 10 join him in Kansas
City with. Instead of attending to the for
warding of this sum to the expectant wife, he
broke five dollar bill for the ''luck of the
town." and unfortunately wound up with
the last Of that change in faro bank on
Main street. Deririns to make good his
Ion, he risked another i've. and still another,
until all but about one dollar and forty cents
vas swallowed BY the insatiate monster.
Tie young man was soberei by his loss, but
o he considered il was lost in square"
game does not intend to "rqueal." He an
nounces ii o. his intention TO 60 to Leaven-
worth tomorrow morning and enlist as .
soldier TO 60 and fight the Modes, which it
= to be hoped will be more satisfying and
sustaining than fighting the Kansas
City tieer.-Journnl Of Commerce.
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We are Of the opinion, .judging By what
We saw yesterday, that those who desire TO
purchase any Of the goods advertised by
Messrs Reamer & Cole in our last edition,
should not wait TO think the matter over,
but should 60 at once and make their selec-
tions, for at the rate we saw goods going out
when We called yesterday, day or two
more viii see the last of the entire lot. The
goods referred, to, our readers will recollect,
were saved from the wreck OF the Atlantic
and in pretty good condition. In fact, 20
far ~ their value TO the consumer is con-
cernedthey are not injured particle, and
the part which renders them so exceedingly
desirable consists in the fact that they are
osered ct about City cents on the dollor.
Nessp. Reamer & Cole stated to us yes
terlay that they wished Mr.. Andrews had
sent them his entire "Atlsntic" purchase in
stead of dividing it among the various
houses he represents, for they could have
disposed of the entire lot here. This shows
that our people not only appreciate bar
gain. but take prompt advantage Of 1t.
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MOoey.
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.
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Lot g
Southeast or
Lott and 2 southwe
Iots
Tnta
southeast ar
SouthUest or
lotS
LOta
southeast or
Southwest Or
Lot 3
Lot I
Southeast or
Southwest "
Lot
Lot I
southeast Or
Southwest Qr
Lot ;
Lot Z
Southeast qr
Southwest "
Northeast qr
Northwest qr
Southeast "
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Northeast or
lns.ekza.e a..

Northeast Or
Northwest or
Southeast or
SOuthwe,t Qr
Northeast Or
Northwest Or
Southeast Or
Southwest or
Northeast Or
Northwest or
southeast or
South vest Or
Northeast Or
Northwest qr
Southeast or
Southwest Or
Northeast Or
Northwest or
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-27

ueber tte fur9tbare Webelei welde
BON tbiusi1den Nomapenitdmmen uns
ter ben mad Yeriien 3uridfebrenoen ebes
nalisen Sflapen anaeri&tet rpurce,
tommen erlduternre Mnsaben. Sc
bat lid bnauseeaeQt, boe 1900 eieier
Greisela6enen, ben rulfi@en &atb aur
Gle mieahtenb ibren Geimmarl9 bic
mad hem Mbmarlde Der rulFlden Sc
cupaticns>T rnppen pers5sert uup tann.
por, 8bon Yerna6ldi1st pbne send'
eenpe eebensmittel ii& auf ben @ea
ua@ten. @om 9unser setriebsn, fee
len tie elei@ 5eul&reden dber ietes
8ibitfenldser bsr, bei7tn ite anii&tio
tpurben. Mu@ p~erfubren iie NIT ben
Snla6en bart une srauian. So II
nod ni@t aufeetldrt pb bic berautteu
Gurfpmanen Notbwebr lbten oter Of
Neiter1@mdruer aufbra@en, I'm, ti@ BIZ
ebemalissn Stlapen wteeer 3u tolen -
Die Sa@e enrete NIT elmer breita8iser
@nfslsunG mad wel&er ii& bic Ysris,
ereebe,l mubten. Gin m%afenbaftes
Blutbab foIsts, BEN, ,pie jauaf semel'
BET wurbe, 1900 Greiselahene Jun
Opfer felen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-27

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rus unc ras @ertpt Ter Grcommunicaz
tienen ren orSeten 9erlfoB seeen libez
rale unc frsibeitli6e @runplase. Ct
mpQe feline StaatStbeoloBie In Zen Se>
minarien. @enn man bic Srttpibuen
freieebe, mlGe mai, aud be @ereini,
eung ter Sncisipuen YoQtommeu BEL
ii@ 9eFaltsn la1en. udmli@ bic gonfsls
Ionsn. Duraus foIse au@ notbwen<
bigger @eiie, bab es 9efattet fem mi6e,
ein3elne @lteber aus Der Gonftffonss
seu,einlaaft ous3ul@lieben. Der ebens
70 rabieale Mbuofat 6aberstt@ t,annte
bie(e be@rdntenctu Antrdee BIT @oms
u,iiion ~lleterrefe bee abeeblubtea So
ftpbintemus", be f@ asseG&te bet
freiteitli@en Steen unieres Sa9rbun>
bsrts nienals re&tfertissn lieben. Der
Gattonalratb pertparf Bonn aud tie
16mmtli9en cben benannten 0orl@ld9e
Der @pmmilion nit lberrai&eno sroben
Maioritdten. Steben bltsb nur Elm
Sc BOT Der Gr,t@tunB teuer &l5aer,
tpel9es aber tpabrideinli@ I'm Stdnte>
ratbe AUDI nod fallen miro. SIN ne<
trisen uurbe bic 8efenntnibfreibeit tss
Snripiouums unb Der reltstSien @enci>
lenltaften aus9elprc9en.