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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY OF LEAvKSvokTB
Ip the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
trct u the state u Kansas sitting In and for Leov-
en- worth County in said State.
The Metropolitan Building and Loan:
Association, Plaintiff,
versus No. 5S32.
Maurice Duley and CathArine Duiey,:
hi. sife, Defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given that under and By
virtue Of the judgment rendered in the shove a.
titled .e;ion, in and by the above bamed CouE,
and of q special eyecution bsued on said judSmsna,
10 me dirtcteA and delivered, ! will. on
Thursday, tie 10th day Of jelly, A. ID. 1873,
at II O. clock . m. Of aid day. ct the Court Hoass
door in the City Of Leavsnwosth, In the County
and State Aforesaid, o6er at public sale and 81 70
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the folloUf
described tract Of land. situate, lying and 6eDO u
the County Of kavsnworth and state Of 8eDsol,
namely the northwest quart r Of the sooeAvsst
quarter Of section i've (5), In township eleven (1
range twenty two t2s ing forty 10 aeTes,
more or len, in the County and state Aforesaid.
esid property to be sold - commanded hy said
speczI eses ution, and In pufsuanes Of said judy
meat.
Sheriff Of IsavsnveseA County, Kansas.
Sheriff once, Leavsnvs City, June 3rd, A. d.
II. HmnAx, Attss.sg lbs Pisiatia.
june 2-dftAvtA
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Attempted Suicide 1T Grass
hopper Falls.
Ispec'al Co responaence oi THB TINES
GKAssHoPPER, June 70.

Ispec al Co respenaence Of In. TINES
GkAssHoPPER, June 70.
Editor ri~es:
In the neighborhood of Gra.hopper Falls
reeides q farmer in comfortable sircum-
stances, Who bad the misfortune to lose his
wife about six months ago; leaving him with
q family of six children. Being ofa DE-
mestic disposition. he felt his loss deeply,
and sooo began to look around
for 4 suitable person to fill up the
void in his aching heart. At last he fancied
he discovered the desired one. Not far dir
tant lived . thrifty cultivator Of the soil,
Who had buxom daughter that captivated
the Aforesaid farmer. He accordingly
pressed his suit earnestly and inoessantly,
but to no purpose. The damsel, Who ap-
pears to have been ''uncertsin, coy, and hard
to please" spurned his amatory entreaties,
and utterly refused TO have anything to do
with him.
Like Rachel Of old, he refused to be COM
forted, and finally becoming desperate, he
FASTENED to town, taking with him some
strychnine, and going to the house where his
beloved vas staying. he msde q last appeal
but in vain. He then announced his inten-
ton of poisoning himself and left. He a.
terwards returned, and entering room alone
was heard to fall, and was found lying I'M
conscious.
Physicians were summoned and he was re-
moved to another house and still appeared
to be in 4 critical condition. But the mex.
orable fates had not yet decreed that he
should navigate the murky waters OF the
Styx.
The efforts Of his medical attendants Wers
crowned with ,cces and he was gradually
restored to consciousness Then he sent
note to his love beseeching her to visit him,
but she, still oold-hearted positively refused
He has now returned to his desolate home tt
ponder on the ingratitude of the female sex
and to bewail his own lonely condition.
May We not hope that God, upon who's
altar he has offered 50 costly 4 sacrifice may
yet grant the prayer Of 30 true worshiPer
"SIGMA."
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RELIABLE FlRE INSURANCE.

The North British and Mercantile
loo. Go.
Onondou and Edinburgh, have appointed
Arthur A. Mosher their Agent for this city.
(Mr. S. E. Watkins having resigned
the agency of the Company. }
He is prepared to Issue policief in this old
and reliable company, having . cash capital
of Ten Million Dollars in Gold, and an &C.
cumulated assets Of nearly Twenty-Five Mil
lions, on all the better class Of mercantile
property and manufacturing risks.
This company is one Of the largest in the
world, and in the Chicago conaagration
paid to policy holders over Two Million
Dollars and . proportionate amount in Bos-
ton.
In connection with this company Mr.. No
sher u The agent Of The American Csntral
In. Co., Of 81. Louis, and The Manhattan
Fire Inns. Co, Of New York, both Of which
are also ranked sm0ag IL Dost popular md
tr;ed corposatious Of he lind. Olkce No.
lis Naia stresk opposite Psst oGoa
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Of the State Of Kansas hitting in and fb1 Loaven-
worth County. In said Stats.
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Road Notice.

NYCTICE is hereby gwen that petition will Be
IN presented 10 the Honorable Board Of County
Comn,issi opers q Leaven voTth County. Kznns, 1t
tneir next regular meeting on the seventh day Of
July, for the location Of County road. 70 COM
quarter OF the northeast quarter Of Section nineteeD,
Town eleven. Range twenty TO run thence due
south to interseet with Leavenvorih and Lawrence
sfsse roed within the town Of Reno. Also, CON-
meneina a the northwest corner Of the southeast
ouarter Of Section nineteen, Town eleven. 1anes
tveofv-one 70 run thence due east TIL it intefsecfs
an within The townships Il Tooeanoxie asA 1eas.
". c. KEAH,
Jea3.vsv Pdneipal Hstitieaes.
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STATE OF KANSAS, L..
In the district Court Of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in ard Tor LeAven-
worth Couaty, in said state.
Austin VI, Clark, j. &.
s'ooe sud ". Z, Clark,
Plaintiffs,
Isaac Young. Eliza =.
Young and William u.
Coffin, Defendants.
DUBLIC notice 10 hereby given that under and
i by virtue Of the judxment rendered in the
above entitled actioo, In and by the above NAMED
Court. and Of special execution issued sid
71arsday, the 10th day Of July, A. ID. 1879,
ut 10 O. clocks H., Of said day, At the Court HoUs
door. 10 the City Of Leavsn worth, In the County
and stzte Aforesaid, onsr Al public slie and sell u
the highest bidder for cash in hand, the following
described tract Of land situate, lying and being in
namely That certain piece and parcel Of land ,yisg
south Of the south line Of piece Of ground sold md
conveyed by Lucien Scott To Wells, Hsnning and
(lsments, Of Ann ATbor, Michigan. and east Of the
east line Of Main street, and west Of the vest line
Of Lsvee or Water street, being part Of block ~
lying and being in the city Of LcAvsnvo5tA City
proper.
Said property is 10 be -old Is commanded by said
special execution and 10 pursuance OF said Judg-
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leaven worth County, Ksnaas.
Sheriff. Once, Leavenvorth City, June srd, A.
PEsDkKY 4 GODDARD. Attorneys for Plaintiff
ju4- dl I'd
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a FATAL AlSrAK q.

A whole Family Poisoned 1t Pueblo.
A horrible case of accidental poisoning
occurred at Pueblo, on Sunday night. II
it seems that Mrs. Bromley, sister of DR..
w. S. Catierson, and her two sons, aged res
pectively, sixteen and twenty years, before
retiring to bed took each dose of opium
pills, installing them for quinine. The
younges, of the brothers died in the night
but the fact was not discovered till early in
the morning the otter fingered along until
about two o'clock in the afternoon, when he
quietly passed away. At late hour Mon
day the mother was still alive, out her re-
covery was considered impossible. The
family had Just arrived from Kansas, and
we're intending to make Pueblo their home.
and we're stopping temporarily with DR.
Catterson. The affair is the theme of con.
versation in the :own, and quite naturally
casts gloom over the entire community.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Leavenwortb,
In the District Court Of the First Juical District
of the State OF kansas sitting IN ami for Lesven-
worth county in said State
Henrietta Stuart, Administra-
tTix OF the IS ate OF Andrew
Stuart, deceased, Plaintiff,
VS.. Case Ne. ), 29s.
James ". Brown snd Julia A.
Brown, his wife, Def niauts.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that under and
III by virtue Of the Jud gIneut rendered in the
above ENTITLED seton in al by the above named
court and Of q special execution issued on said
Judgment to NE directed and delivered, will on
Tmsday, the 18th day Of June, 4. d., 1873,
at II O. clock .. Of ssid day, at the Court House
door in the City Of Leivenworth, in the County 81
Leavenvorth and ate Of Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell separately to the highest bidder, for
eash in hand each OF the foowin g>de-crbed tracts
Of land situate, lying and being IN the County Of
Leavcnworth, ard Sta'e OF Kansas. namely:
Lots number fifteen 10 and sixt en- ti6J in block
per, in said County and state.
Said property is 10 be sid commanded By the
said special exec .tion and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
Sheriff Of IAaveD worth county, Kansas.
6herin's Office LeAvenworth City, kansas. May
20th A. D., 1873.
PEsDERY 4 GODDARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ma2G- ditAw.
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Leavenvorth County,
T., Nh, District Court s;tfiug in and for the
-. I...~',,I
IV""yy Leoee"@""'
John H. Beach, flantin,
- vs. 49,,
Madison Mills, Mafsaiet Mns,
vile OF said Madison MILLS, ROBERT
~ Kenick, Isaac u. roizru,
Charles sampson, Atlantic BANK,
OF Nev Iork. herman SAVINGS
bank, o' Leavenw"rtn, Jenk,hs
W MOTIFS, James L. Abefuatny,
join N: AoernAthy' Jonn
aekee, Lucien scru, Lyman
scott, Georse H. mines anu
David W. Eaves, pefendints.
gINO Margaret Mills. widow Of Aadis On Mills, and
to EI'en NJ. Mitchell, wife Of William g..
Mitchell, Emma J Brewsr. wife Of Doctor John
W. Brewer, Frank II. Nj Is, Clara Mills and Mar
garet Mills heirs at Law Of Madison Mills, de-
eesssd.
You and each OF you are hereby notified that on
he Il n t.h A ID INA n Judgment
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6i7 st. Charles street. st. Louis, No.
Has h.ca .ss, sng.esd IA The special Of all
venercai, Sexual ara Chronic 0to9nSee
Physician in 81 Louie as city pepsrs shov
Syphilis, GSnosShBa, Cioet, structure,
0Ychitie, Hernia, or Rupture, gu O9Inasy
Diseases AID syshli:tioor nssrcus1al a0ec:
tions .: n, shfoHt, SKIN or bones, ass Tssisa
SpeTnsatorr.:C3a, Sexual Debility and
lr~rOeenry, he result % sey asssstn yostA. ss1
un yes-s cAnsra and which
rriue. Sem tfsc's aevvousHsss seainet
EMISSIONS. Ss5:E.J. 6i-Hss o. sisH dtffenss 0eseTS
ra5,s (.-s pkssis=t decay. drsvsos % seessu
d nag markings trnp1opeI Or UNHAPPY, are
r>-nln P.n. I>t SO psscsD rslaths - u
ss,vss 1t In s>a,e3 erreops for too p,ssass sampa
D'r~a,S3 peculiar TO women such %
.sas< soyvso1 1e.oryaaJo- Lsuc0yysso o.
LAS. Dteas=sasd d.s7ssee~eafs ofeAs sos,s
osNHps Ase VIM experience can % re-
l. e. r;sac.fcv ;euStAst Physician treat nS thcrs
every year ss9uires great skl Physicians
pi-ias tis Frequently rs-nriscd Persons % ny care
ysd TO visit Ii city for treat
Il .at sdicic oerent express
C.Scahs e she; dou exits its franAy
ned. On., hJu "a. y. TO r. u. SUNDAYS. IL NJ TO
iPM Fers,ns csvtrrg city cs Aonr Ecy eoas
I.yece % tAs osses. Hss NJ h; ring the Dor Bill
most extensive In ths Country, embracing Reception sni
CO rcors, Eosrng ead sicrrinS a2arfnen's
Nscsed snd Esfhs eo,lp. chensise Laoorafory
where all the are prepared
and Ct all the Library. where the OLD Al
atet rd vorts u all tbs ecaocs Of medicine are
found also Pst.s. Ess s-s and coloed TO ne
d,-as eond'iou'. which have o<e1 psoeasd
f-or, Paris Fraae regardless u expease ard not 70 %
fund in any Library 10 tn city, tn Library -
th- W VIC. open TO cHli-fs. Addyess oe eSors
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Not;ee to the Ats;eted and Unfortunate
febl.il
LEGAL.
Slaeri0's Sale.
STATE OF KNASAS, l.
County Of Leavenworth,

~ n L.
County Of Leavenworth,
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis.
trict OF the State of Kansas sitting in and for Leav.
enwoIth County, in said state
Eugene b. Allen and Alexander
Streef, Plaintiffs
August W. Bayer, Sophie Bayrr Case No I7Jl.
w. ID. Kelley, james Archer,
and Louis Espenscbied, Defen-
dants
DUBLIC NOTICES is hereby given that under and
II by virtue OF the judgment rendered in the above
entitled sction. in and by the above named Court
and Of Q special execution issued on said Judgment,
TO me directed and delivered. viii on
Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 4. ID. 1873,
At II o clock A. ~ Of said day, the Court House
dsor, In the city Of Leaven worth, in the County
and State aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell
separ4t to the highest bider for cash in hand.
each oftne following desefibed lots and pieces of
land, situate, lying. and being in the county Of
Leavenworth, and state Of Kansas, namely: Lots
numbers II irty -one (3l) and tn rty-two (3lI, in
Block Number ninety seven 90, in Ledvenwo'th
City (proper), in said County and State.
Said property TO be sold as commanded by the
said special Execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
Sheriff Of Ieaveuworth County, Kansas.
Sheriff $ Office, Leavenworth City, May q, A. d..
1873.
HorD AND BRINE, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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Anaisstsirat0F's Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS. lv
Leavenworth County.

In the Probate Court IN and for said county.
In the matter Of the e.ia,e Of william Taylor, de-
cea.ed.
NYOTlCE is hereby given that Lstters Of Admin
IN jsirat;on have been granted u the under
sGned on the estate Of William Taylor, late Of said
county. deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate
C.urt Of the County and State Aforesaid, dated the
l0th day Of June, A. D., 1878. Nov, all persons
having claims against the said es;a e are hereby
notified thst they must present the sae to the W.
dersisned for allowance within one year f'om the
date Of said Ls,tsrs, or they may be Preeuded
from any benefit OF such estate and that II such
claims Be not exhibited within three years after the
date Of saA letters they shall be forever barred.
MARY TAYLOR. Admisistrafrix
sftho Eslsts Il william Taylor, deceased.
Isavenvogsh, yuee l0th, 1879. dlAv3v
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BalDy fer Houston

In one of the buses whsch conveyed pas
seneen to the K. p. train. last night, there
was man well-known in Kansas sporting
circles, and Who was in very bad humor.
He had bought . round-trip ticket from
Leavenworth to Denver, and sith . reasonable
amount of money, started for the Denver
races. He expected to 'pick up" the Denver
boys beautifully, and 30 back With his pock-
ess full of ducats. but be awoke hate yester-
day morning to 6nd himself pennileas and
perfectly disguised. And in this humor be
sfarted for his beautiful Kansas home
Denuev Tribune.
I TIE Co~.ee;al woa't say ''bulIy ioe
J0nieoa" now.
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: Case No. . SIS.

William W. Harding,
Plaintiff,
Mary J. Whitney. Jamss
p. whitney, Nelson I. Case No. 2 SIS.
Stephens and Jane X.
Welsh, Administrators
| Of the estate of Hugh r.
Welsh. deceased, DE-
PENDANTS.
DUBLI notice is hereby given that under and
II by virtue Of the Judgment ndcred In the
above entitled ac' ion, in and by the above named
court and of a special execution issued on raid
judgment TO me directed and delivered. will on
Thursday, the 10Th day Of July, A. d., 1873,
at o. clock p. M, of sail day, at the Court House
door IN the City Of Leaveaworth, in the County
and State said, offer ut public sale and sell
separately the highest bidder for cash in hand,
each Of the llowns described tracts OF land, sit
uate, lying and being in the County OF Leaven-
worth and State Of Kansas, namely. the vest hall
Of the Invest quartet and the west half OF the
southwest quarter Of section fifteen u.s.. in town
ship twelve ~, FRANCE twenty zo) In said Coun-
ty and State.
said property is to be sold as commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment. THOMAS LEoSA hD,
sheriff Of Leavenworh County, Kansas.
Dated Sherin's Once, Leavenworth city, June
3rd, A. ID. 1873.
TEACHER 4 STEPHENS, Attorneys fol Plaintiff.
iut-dt std
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The Cattle Trail.
Correspondents Of Wichita Eagle.
CALDWELL. June l6, 1873,

Correspondents OF Wichita Eagle.
CALDWELL, June 16 1873.
EDITOR EAGLE:-Enclosed send you
list of the number of herds registered at
Caldwell on June LIST for Wichita, and the
number of animals in each herd, with the
name of owner. But, in some instances, the
name OF the boss herder instead of the owner
"a given: Nelson, 500; Traitor, 1,5OO;
Goodwin, 965; Hodges, 9i5; Quinlin & Co.,
945; Nickson, loo; Dalton, $50; Child
err, 1850; J. W. Tucker, 1,4C0; Harris,
l,lO0; Ward, 400; Hiesenbottom. LOO;
Lynne. 9l5; Burney, 1000; Blake 4 Mitch
ell, 400; West Bros., LOO; Williams
Bros, 1000; Hull, $50; Muckelroy, $50;
Hughes, ], 200; Bette, 1900; Woodwarn,
$50; Ramsey, 700; Vaughn & Taylor, 6s5;
Elkins & Williams, $500; Paxton & Co.,
2, 800; Ichart, 7eO. I have had the pleas
ure of talking to several of the owners Of the
herds on the range. and all unite in saying
they never saw cattle improve 20 fast in the
same space of time. So much for Wichita's
range. About two-thirds of these are beef
cattle. Respectfully,
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n ma
FANNY re""-' VI '"e
The Wichita Beacon gives the following
particulars IN relation to a feud that exists
h.,,., ,,. ,,.nho,, Of tho family Of Tom
:. D. D:-.,.:
"uen'sh u dig i'''ei 'o"ns"iP'
The family seems to have been about
evenly divided against Itself, the OLD man
and his sons-in-law on one side, and the old
lady and her sons on the other. what mrs!
disturbed the pleasant relations that existed
for 80 long time between the Old folks we
do not know, and IN fact do not care to
know. AT any rate they separated, the Old
lady and her sons retaining possession OF the
farm. Mr.. Wideman rented or gave the
farm to his two sons law, Alfred Williams
and Dick Royal, and then the strife began
Tor the possession o'the farm; Inc hrst reeu'
lar engagement occurred about TWO weeks
ago, but the only weapons used at that time
were hoop-poles, and nobody was very seri-
ously hurt. Inc party that got worsted In
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SheriR's Sale.

STATE or KANSAS l.
COUNTY or LEAvKSwoRrH.
In the District Court Of GU, .as County. in the
state of Kansas. sitting and for Douglass
County in said State.
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PROGRAMME

"Greeting Glee;" Opening address
Sights and shadows Of life," Dora John
son Music-"dance Ct the hay m AXE"
Eliza Humphrey; ''Sense versus Sentiment
Music-"Gipsie chorus" "Gipsies."
DEBATE.
Question-Resolved, That literature is
more beneficial at the present day than ma
chinery, Affirmative, Miss Bette murdoch,
Negative, Miss Jimmie Lyle; Music-'Din'
ma forget your mither, Sandie," Anna Hale;
"The years reckoning ;" Mnsic-"Trio, -
Jessie Tufts, Emma Johnston and lnez Cart
right; Declamation-"Th dridal," Mis-
Florence Dye; Mu.ic-Misses L. Humphrey
and B. Armstrong; Starting in life"
Mu.ic-"Five o'clock in the Morning, -
Katie Pitt; "Don't You Want to Buy a
Dors?; Music-"The Absurdity of It,"
Belle Armstrong; Ta5leau =" In.emper.
ance;" Recitation-''Court of Folly" Anna
Hale. Music-''Millions of Tiny Rain
Drop-," ''Gipseys;" essences from Nicho-
Ia. Nickleby;" "vite Mice" Inez Cart
wright; Dsclsmation-"E liior's Guests.
Belle Armstrong; Music -" Star Of the
West" Mis-. EIiz, Humphrey; Tab!eau-
"Deaih Warrant of Mary Stuart" Essay
"Social Society,"" Miss Loula Pitt; Music
Due,t, "Jack and the Bean Stalk" "1773
and 1873" Valedictory, Katie Pitt.
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rhe Daaxhfers' College.

PLATTE CITY, June 10, 1910.
The exhibition last night, at the Dsugh-
ters' College was attended by an immense
jam Of people. The hall vas filed with
friends of the students from Laavenworth,
Atchison, St. Joseph, Weston, Camden and
other places. Everything passed of pleas
antly, the audience loudly applauding. The
Gipsies called forth especial praise. Prof.
Gaylord was indefa,igable in his attention
to all. lie was aaeis.ed by his daughter, the
accomplished Miss Parks.
The college is an honor TO Platte county.
We are pleased to announce the following
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TIE ST. Joseph (iasette says KaDsas City
il not exactly between the devil and the
deep sea. but what Is much the same thing,
itis In debt without the means to pay. The
ss6oatine debt''-vhaiever that may mean
Of 49, town got to be % large that il could
not Ven b managed, and the Legislature
suthorised The city TO isue bonds to the
smonntpf $4,000 10 pay il. bot limited the
d;eeount 1t vhich such bonds might be sold
TO ten per cent Bot the bocd. will not sell
for misty cents and % the dehs coot,nues TO
Loot. We sdv1e our friends IN that town to
eive thenselvU 70 uneaainss On the score Of
& 6oaaine naGuss a tie deet Thy will
- I anekoesd fist enough before they are
de- vieA l.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-26

"A young man BY the name Of Charley
Freeman vas drowned last Monday, in the
Kaw river, near the ford near Fort Riley.
He vas hunting sock for that Euglish fam
lily, Mr.. Dyson, with whom be used to Be
intimate when you were here. 1t d sup
posed that his horse threw him, or that be
got mired and kicked By The hons. The
horse was caught o. Tuesday, but the body
va not found until Thunday.