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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-10

About nine O'Clock q. m. yesterday Mr..
Christopher Cans, who keeps . meat shop on
North Fifth street, rode to the market house,
and having some business to attend to,
hitched his horse in the rear Of the market.
Alter half hours absence he returned and
found his horse missing. Dreams ofan April
fool joke fitted across his brain. He looked
around. made inquiries and received no sat
sfactory answer from anybody, thinking the
while that he was the victim of too pr.c-
teal joke Toward. noon be began
to feel uneasy, and made inquiries At the
different livery sablest But no such horse
- be had described had been seen at any of
them. Mr.. Gaus experienced an uneasy
feeling creeping o'er him, called At the police
headquarters. gave . minute description Of
bis horse to the Marshal, and then made q
trip to the bridge and ferry, but At neither
place could he receive any information cal
culated to dispel his increasing fears and
snapicions.
Up TO q late hour last night Mr.. Gau
received no tidinss Of his Lost property. He
b nov oonvinoed that he Il not the victim Of
. joke. that lie April fool day hss passsd
away and that the horse thief organisation
= not dead in Kansas.
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FROM STRANGER.
Churches. Schssls, and The Corner
Grocery.

Eaia~ nas:
Since Caldwell has resigned. Pomeroy
delivered, and the starch factory bood
6x!ed, The people Of Stranger have rslapsed
into the;r ussally qaiet habit and cmto@s.
The farmers about are orsanisias cluba A
yst, the people here have taken no definite
sc4iou. The winter term Of school closed
On wednesday. the 18th ult, viii IN exam.
ination, attended By . numbsr Of the Pct.
rons. The litsjs FOLKS acquitted thsnselvea
quite veil; evinci,g The fact that they had
studied 10 advantaes during The term. The
day following The citizens Of The diarie
manifested their appreciation Of schools
BY voting . tax Of eighteen and .
half milk TO. school purposes; and
electine - guardians of the eduoasioaal in
tersst., Me... AiIes WALTERS. ]. g. Dusnn
and John Ludhope, = Directon. Clerk and
Treasures. respectively. With sueh . libsr-
al proviaioa On Tie part Of the people, ID.
niaistessd By Tie prsssas eAseisnt md scaivs
Directors School District No. a will Ger
tainly experieocs . successful school year.
The people here are sometimes led to
wonder Why the work On their bridge y not
progressing more rapidly; bat console them
selves with the reflection that "All is we'll
that ends WE'LL" Ut least when applied 10
building bridges.
B. F. Kelley, E-q., . citizen Of this place
for some four years, leaves soon for Texas,
where he expects to better his condition in
life. We hope his anticipaiions may Be-
realized.
J. w. Kuighton. E-q., the man Who
boasts he raises more corn, feeds more hog,
and docs ii better than any other man in
this part Of the moral vineyard, Is still
fourishing svimminely, - has plenty Of
work and plenty Of boys and girls 10 do it.
Nay he continue to be blessed in basket and
in store in time to come.
One of the late items Of this place was
the sale of VIM. Hayden, E-q., on Friday
last. This gentleman succeeded in selling,
or sacrificing, most Of his stock and farming
The proprietor Of the new store. mentioned
in former letter, informs me he is doing .
good business. Charley Is good fellow and
will succeed.
The spring work l. opening out quite
lively. Enly potatoes planted, oats sown,
md corn stocks burning. Thus the farmer
indicates be means business.
The church edi6ce still remains in statu
luo condition. Work will soon be resumed
hereou, however, and the temple completed,
When the good people of Stranger will be
IMPLIED with neat, substantial and com.
nodious house Of worship.
The election ia on hand. and considerable
interest Is manifested; from present indica.
ions. one may safely predict that somebody |
Rill be elected. RIGHr
STRANGER KAN April lat 1S-3
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DIR. G. BIGEL0W,


Has removed non Ma II South Cmk-se., corner
- nenroeS = he. - SouI1 eRAs3-SR., CllcAeo.
IL gel haovn By I'll ssaAass q IL papess thai
D. e Rioaasv b he ssds.s sgashlishsi physician
In CAieago Vie has 1a1s tAs tfsatnsuS e al
eAleaAe and SEXUAL disaas0 . speeiAlty. science
aaA sxpGissee - naasDs. .. iAs nn:s rsaovned
Rnc1Alyf q he - hsaegsd b tAs prsas, e
teened oftAs higkeie medical sitainments ~ III
tAe oaAiea i.sdsatioas - ~ ~, having dsvossd
IWmiY YEAns OF nn LI1B = psslbetiAe nmsdies
that VII cure positively IL vssa eases a cnR0uH
AuD PA1vAfB DaBDAa0 q IL eRHrfo-Un1HAnH
oooAHD b bseA sa1n. oDA6 WALES PRO.
80 s.evoc@ w. 10 so0s1Ys M
PA1nDD v1nDou l00 a. A1Do0Y AID uAunO0D.
psrlbetly esrs1. Il = svi1sas 1t 90 vke On.
49, h1ass1 - ~ asdy sfs9oain disA trsas-
N tAcADAe q eeess every yeaes nuse have greater
I'M I'm physieiaa il sosaefl psletiea. nea1
ID nHNscA6 MANS h6 laASss enA esntlemen.
0snt 6os - ~ aAAEsD II ssalsd snve2Soa CoU.
sulaAsson J1s3. IL 1asss ssoas In TIE city,
vttA s3AAAf1 RAnOo - ladiss md esntismen.
CADC0s SoAy tAe DoeoaR. oaasRouD.xc. coz.
!1SeHi!AL AAdrss lsttsss - DE- C. B.0E.
Low, Ma - 0ennoa.
y. R-LaAis 80 ~ . dsses1peivs circular a
fs1asis Rsos1t ~ Se4 pFsvssdvs q eoocspeiee
o0Un. 6eoe - INV aaAIo0 iFss q ehaEDA
AAessAAv
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-04-10
Fourth street Keeping up with
Fifth.

The news that the Missouri Valley Lii
Insurance Company has determined TO erec
. magnificent and stately building ut th'
southeast corner of Shawnee and Fourtl
streets will be gratifyinGly received By q
Glasses of citizens. For two ysau the Direc
tors of the Company have been debating ths
question of erecting the building. and eve'
vent 90 far n to make the
FOUNDATIONS
for The structure and then ABANDONED thu
work because Of the failure Of certain inter
erted parties to meet obligations. Recently
the subject of building vas Re
vived and the Board of Directors, at q
special meeting held day before yesterday,
resolved to resume labor forthwith, and push
the work to an early completion Of the
block. A
BUILDING COMMITTEE
was appointed, with instructions to receive
plans and advertise for proposals. The
building will have front Of 125 feet on
Fourth street, and y feet on Shawnee.
Il Will be three stories high, besides the
basement. The main floor will be used for
general Offices of the company. and what
ever else ii will accommodate. The second
story will be divided into Office rooms, and
the third story will probably be fitted up rs a
MAsoNIc HALL.
II the Masonic societies of the CITY
should make other arrangements,
in that event, the Company would remodel
the plans, and convert the third story into
public hall OF the full dimension Of the
block, (75xl25 fees), and ft it up with
all modern conveniences for the comfort
alike of vast audiences and select social par
,ias. The distance between the floor and
ceiling will be great enough to make the hall
a desirable place for speaking and singing,
while rooms for culinary purposes, and
apartments for toilet-making and fer check
ing wearing apparel will be provided. The
building committee held its
EIRST 4EEIING
Yesterday and proceeded to the consideration
Of the plans, adopting plan substantially the
same as outlined in the foregoing sketch. 1t
il the intention of the Company to complete
the building about the LIST Of January, 1874,
rs the lease Of the Companys present quar-
ters expires ut that time.
This block, when finished, will be the I'M
mt in the city of Leavenworth, or in the
State Of Kansas. 1t will enhance the value
IF
FOURTH STREET
property and encourage other property own
rs to emulate the example of the progress.
We company. ALREADY it is stated on good
that the owner OF the lots on the
,outhwest corner of Shawnee and. Fourth
treets will erect q brick block thereon.
& il known that Mr.. Fitzwilliam has been
iguring for some time about erecting .
arge building on Fourth and Delaware, OPP
,osite the First National Bank, and We
relieve the German Savings Bank is to get
le6nite answer to-day, regarding that gentle
mans decision. II IL almost certain that the
nswer will be IN affirmative one.
Leavenworth il mixing great headway
his year. Our citizens are determined that
he city shall retain its place rs the chief
ity Of the great valley.
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SEWING uACHlNRS.
A FAMILY ARTICLE
Agents make "a - Pr day. SIS pr week..
An BHflRHLY HHV
SEWING MACHINE
FOR DO AEsflC USE.
Only Five DollARo
Win the New Pstsnt Button Hels WesAss.
Patented June nth, 1871.


Aeso1soo JUN BSsos 10Sts
4 most vooAsrful nd slsssasly eonsasuesea
SswIHe MACHINE iss EsnGr ksvk. Coo,lsss in
al its Pafts, Usss. the ssFaight Eys Pstnli MslL
rEL1 IHsEADs.e, direct 1Prsks Po-mys Nv
Operates II WnRsl asd - TAsL1. L1eN E.s-
sies. sneoeA cd ssies'ss HE al - kioh
priced n.eAiasa h. Rsi~s CAsss = is..sss d
sH,a sis::s a.. =: - :,s. .S u. ~ :s.. ne
sI.. dsissss. sis.s. .sS ..Pid. vin 4 . ~
CID m e !. 60 e ~. z
thr-sA. This Machine b DEAvnY copGlnUcSlD
= dive Il sf..uern; al tAs Parts q sseh 1eehi.s
-: - - - .sseA;y and :::: T = a.
E9tt, AnsslA ~ Siis.s In sser.s'sa. lsiisbss a.
all uoes. end PHAc1lcAl, ecl.s1l1lc AscnAs-
as"1 CO.; i s 0; s. mi. 80. .. last.
.sbss.ntial - rsasbIs ~ Pssesd ssS1ss naehi.s
I: p. PFC; 3; 8 3: '
While iss nsey DeIin naks 70 . univssuol AvOrits
wherever used. and eresaess Fspid dsnaDd-.
IT ID ALL IT IS RECOMMENDED.
#. !. .s. 40 ~; :.::s
Ing Machine, al low Psiee"
Ruther1bsd PaSk. nesven Co. N. j.
Price a. eaeh Machine. Co.. 4, % ssOos,"
(varranteA tor Avs jean b. spseasl ecEsa1esis.)
ing To- II, including sEls-fnsSADeie M1HDls-
esy pfwf ofths country. By sxpssA S1aD - kF-
ther charges, on receipt o. price, onIY 4Ivl DOL.
LARS. safe delivery guaranteed. With eaeA Ma
4 htDs vs will sod, O rsesips 81 - O6e, he ssv
patent
BUTTON HOLE WORKHR,
One Of the m0st Important end useful investioss 81
the go. 70 simple md certain, thst child can
work the finest bseeoa hoas with regularity ssd
ease. Stress and heantifsl,
SPECIAL TkRns and kxfva iDdueo0eots 10 Ma,
and FKnALR ASnks, Store Keepsss, &C., VIE VII
establish agencies throsgh the eoussry ard heue
our NRW MAcusno On EAibisias end &sla C0Us-
II Rem given 70 smart aesnts 1nxx- Aess1'
asnSiAs ss9a- -'r:shsA vitboss ssy s1IaA
cuAnsR. Samples q ssis1, 1escsipeivs eireslars
esaaaining Hyas. TssainsaialA 16eravisgs, Ac.,
Ae., sKHT IssE We slss supply
AGRICULTURAL l0Ri8AEH14
Latest Rs1eats I'D Jops0ve0ants - ths Farm
and Gardss, 0ovsrs, 1Sapsn. Culdvat0ss, Feed
Cattssa. HasIeVs, Rss0 Mill, P1aaesn Harvest
err. Threshes, and all articles ncsdsd fus Fara
work. Rare Hseas IL hsys variety. Norway thts.
The wonderful aakipyis1 3oYP1IAD CDns, d Per
hundred, Ae., Ae. All aoasy ssae In Posl-O6ee
1sgisasseA Ls1asn, Dssfla, OF BY
Expss0, will Re e COR nj, md ass pssteeuy -.
cure. SD delivery o. al our essds gIsr1steed.
An old aaa Isspaasihas hFD tAas ssD ths lest
FOODS d the lowest Price. and esa b rsliei upos
81 our rssdera "-E1sss'sL swDai kS0 Nwk
A. CATELY, 6up't.,
Dor 0rssoV1eA an C01gtlan1s oas.. D.Y.
eot2sv
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A GIGANTIC FRAUD.
State Agricultural Srci.ty "Apsil
Fooled"

From the Topeka Commonwealth
A practical joke was perpetrated yesterday
on Alfred Gray. Eeq., Col. G. W. Veale,
Capt King, and Others, which is entirely too
good to keep. 1t Is known that the State
Board of Agriculture has been somewhat
reluctant in locating the next State Fair, and
have been inclined to take il to the city offer
ing the best inducements and convenience.
Early yesterday morning Mr.. Gray, Secre-
tary of the Board, received . letter signed
by prominent citizen of the metropolis, to
the effect that Leavenvorth would
donate 5000 in money, give the
free use o! the fair ground,
and furnish the necessary police force, If the
board would locate the State fair at thar place.
The proposition was properly signed and ex-
ecuted, and had every appearance Of being
genuine. The bid vas much larger than
Topeka's, and the Secretary, Who is ever
waichful of the Interests of the society, felt
very proud of the offer. He Immediately
communicated the important intelligence to
Col. Veale and Others, all Of whom rejoiced
heartily over the splendid pea. Col.
Veale promptly repaired to ne Common
wealth office, and stated the case to the gen.
tleman who runs the second page Of the State
paper, and to otter parties Who naturally
congregate in the managing editors room ON
election day. Many expressions of regret
we're made that Topeka should lose the State
fair, the Soldiers' Reunion and other public
enterprises which properly belong here.
But ali manifested q willingness that Leaven-
worth should have what she had Out-bid all
c-raeti'crs 70 obtain None fihese gen.
',s.le. stopped TO think that j, was the first
0, AiIii, or that there was any possibility of
an African being concealed in the wood-pile.
La the afternoon Secretary Gray proceeded
TO answer the proposition, accepting the offer
in behalf of the society. He also stated in
his letter that he and Colonel Veale Would
attend the proposed meeting at Leavenworth
On Thursday evening for the further con-
Of The matter. The sequel i, soon
told. That S. 600 proposition W. gigan-
tic fraud, conceived and executed By couple
Of Topeka ladies, - first Of April joke on
their particular friends, Secretary Gray and
Col. Veale. OF course the joke was ex-
planned 70 the Secretary before his accept
lnce had been mailed, and he then laughed
y heartily over the matter - those Who had
bern enjoying Il all day. The joke has not
yet been explained to Col. Veale, but ve are
sure he will fully appreciate II, and will
unite with % in saying that it b the most
complete sell ever perpe rated on . couple of
innocent quiet, lav-abiding ci,i-
Eens
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Vinegar Js:.--S are ns n ,,,. r..rx Y,-,,~
nab. III Pt.,- R,,n Nh .ks.. P,,of S-;.,s III 80
Liquor. dS,or-d see.i mad ssyee,rrrd "a 80. -
.asie, die i.aics,' Z" Aptxtx.rS" .Revo-.rs :.
&C. ;ha; lead = tppl=r on 10 slrunken,-ss .rI M.
and heb, .,fs al;f rnis re-. f,, ii
They are the CrsAs s..oui Ppriser md : I;s,-~;vs-
Principle Pefec; Rcnov.:or ard Inv;rer.sor Fl ~
System carryin. on a! posso matter and ressoses
tae blood 10 hsxkhy cs,ut ou eusichip~ n ps.sh;.S
and iuvirorsaiux both mind and bo3v me- - -
Of props IN ths;s scu c.sf.in IN ~,
results, safe and reliable n an Soruas Fl disssse
Ne RersoA ooD take these DaeeoPo .ce..a.
ing to directions and pemain -. ..-,N rsc.;Sss
their bones are noa deseroy.d b. Si.er.i rs;.c 49,
means, and the vital osxsas vasfed beyoed IL 1,;,
Il ver1ir. -.
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N the ShouIderx Cousbs. T,shs.e. ~ - o.: n
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IN tl,. Month. 1;I;o.s Hs,ris S,In:s,s;s. - ~.
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nar,ed q, single A. the ~, - -r~,smscss, :. -
turn Of life ,hrse Tonlc n;t,er. SrS.. ~ $500 ~ ~
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.i ,anr s;as' VI, ~ ~, sme VEINS Se~n>e when u
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IN M; =
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| epecanc kenedy 6r ~ Dlssaeee q tes Urinary
49,; - noo'feeseooe - neeeoneoce q 1fines
inintasie9, nsannataoai e ulcssaf,eo q she Hed-
e.auH eepcmr ,nnGnrs 1Hky ~
en0y0 ena ~ 1iseesee os ne 1medefs ~
Fly ric1ss 1iaod' whethes asecsnS Aases
- vSomoeo. Ssse 49, ye~Aes ssaes -.
- Ssxss. eessses % oaAsSSs. - 80
49, ~ sesvt9 sy.feos.s: MNssss Dse00y, Loo
" 49, $780, 1Vsees. Hs.esfse. TNs:e.s
80 tsssgAe q Dseess. D@cse v VSsa RS
~ Sscs, SAee ass g., Asee Sseee ~
-, dsss Aspsseas. fss Cssaasss ~ ~
utneee npsome aIe elevSd Oe0 -, wy ne
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OiDg0laP Discovery.

A singular and most horribly suggestive
discovery has just been msde in PARIS
While some workmen were engaged in re-
pairing the towers Of the old Conciergerie
1t the Court of Cessation, which had been
damaged by FIRE, they came suddenly upon 4
mysterious deep we'll, curiously contrived in
the face of the wall, facing the quay, which
proved, ON closer inspection, to Re the fatal
dungeon Of the old palace Of ST. Louis. An
opening of two square yards in one of the
turrets revealed horrid tunnel reaching the
level of the Seine. There it forms . gallery
sloping downward to the bed of the river,
the interior being lined with sharp iron
spears and points, which cross each other in
every direction. When this tower of St.
Louis vas used occasionally - the dwelling
of the kings of Francs, captives of note were
confined in its underground prisons, and
when it was desirable to get rid of any one
of them, they led him through q passage
formed in the interior Of the wall toward
this dungeon. A secret door vas opened,
and he vas precipitated into the yawning
chasm, and there, trans6xed BY spikes, he
persisted in slow torture, and only small pur-
lions Of the skeleton ever reached the bed Of
the Seine. What is very singular, also, in
view of the mutations in French politics,
the historians have made no mention of this
secret dungeon, and the discovery of its ex-
istencs and its obvious purpose reveals =
hsrrid picture Of royal cruelty in the past.
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Dr.. CGx's Hive (eresp) eyTup has bssa known
-! sssd sy he Dsase.l pissa;ssoe evse 100 yesr.
- - . r6sdy ~ caSas and essghs - an elder
= hss.ss .sps:ssis. tAss sny ssnss esssA nod
~ Compound Syrp q squiIs, sud formula nay
= sss.A - every Ds1iesi 1ipssasssy. Df.
3anseo's Hive rpsup asA Isls, q sAAisioa 10 fhs
me,sdiests e osdfs.y Hive Syuh. t.ees.:iins
- Isla, ososee3S0 - 16uak Chbkn0s nsss, LDbelis
- 1esa eeob nsaiea that mast es6nend Il
= every go = . superiss nnedy for eroar.
vhesp1nG rolgh, ssfAna, brcoehisis esaehs and
eeaaa, in3osa ~ ~ s0settsas a the threat and
lanos vbess oe1gA 0s4ieiss h nece~asy. This
yrlb e.ssfslly PsePawd usdas tAs passonal
a1ssrsise q . tsgsh. pAysiessn q sess tveasy
y:an !ssefsea. vhsss agnssss = saa.ehrd 10 The
6iB1etisas - IL bossle. Its vsSy pasaanas taste
oak0 Il - e9yssahss Deaieine ~ ehildF~a
s- e: se:sn tssp . bsssis = A.sso's Hive
0yy1Yasa 1s3a = ~ hssa. - sasy . . mi.
vss.4 ssagA 1a1lelne. - = . suss and rssdy
: sss1;,s:sy ~ 'a as''fl' q e'Osp an"as the
1ASsoAl AAHllN 4 CO., Prsp's.
Buffalo. N. Y.
- ieeA esessA jasssd&U
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Jost think Of ii! The trains upon al The
railvays in Cestal and Northern New York
wess delayed or were stopped b ths SOW Of
he niddls Of last week. The snow ann.
mar R,chfeA spsiass we're from foar to
h. feef dep. o. The Eailvey Isading to
The springs the running Of trains vas sus-
pssdsi from WsdsDday to Saturday, the
n.ib beiag carried b sleighs. On Frid.y
thae ~ - is.in Soe tvssty- -four houn %
IL Roas and Watsssovn rood, and ofcuume
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