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THE SOUTH.
Items Of News From the Survey
OrS.
WICHITA Agency. Feb. 10. 1914

WICHITA AGEkCY. Feb. 10. 1074.
Editor Times:
The relations between The surveyors ard
their brethren of the Kioua, Camanche. A.
rapahoe and Cheyenne persuasion continue
peaceful and mutually sati factory.
The Hsckbueh and Armstrong ou'ht II
we'll NJ toward the new portion OF their
work-looking forward toward completing
their work lin the Indian Territory in . fe"
weeks, when they will emerge from the viii
derness via. Camps Supply and Dodge.
Col Dsnman's men are ut work in the vi
cinity of the North Fork Of the Red river,
and will require nearly two months from
this date to complete their labor.
The Dubois ou,f, seems to have gone
where the woodbine twineth-st least has
discontinued work in q field altogethei-
a. is shown by the stage loads Of surveyors
making their way northward.
The winter has been pleasant and favor
able for surveyors and most other professions
except ice men. A. there has been no ice
til winter there can Ike none next summer
in this latitude only a. it may he brought
here.
The Southwest Stage Company brings u
our letters from home with great regularity
thrice every week from Wichita CITY,
Kansas. and the TINES only three day.
old.
For several days, during the past week,
general council has been held at this agency
The point being as to the location OF certain
new comers-tbe recently arrived Pawnee'
from Nebraska, especially.
Some Of the more prominent and good
Indians' hereaway favored the location o.
the strangers fur.ner vest, to be used as
fender against any possible inroad from thu
Wild boys of the plains. This, in Kansas
would be called "busin.ss," but not accord
Ing with the golden rule-and the decision
of Agent Richards WA that the gentle Paw
uees shall have their homes down the Wash
ita and east of this point. Thee Pawneel
excel in the use Of the English Language
nearly all the bands and tribes in this west
ern portion of the Indian Territory-wh'cf
latter are much given to broken Spsni-h
with . faint attempt IT Mexican-caiiina
surveyors "sticS suck" teamsters "wo
haw!' and the oo.x is ''chickaway chief?
| The recommendation or suggestion Of Gen
Harvey as TO the disposition. Of those who
furnish the red men with fre-wster, % aP
proved generally, unless better remedy FOL
| q most desperate disease can be found Oh
suggested, Let what may come OF this OIL
that proposition for organizing an Indian
Territory east Of 9so. certain is the fact thai
there is ample Room west Of that meridian
| for all the indian that are likely to b
brought here. Aud the grabbers may saw
themselves all unnecessary trouble by fully
understanding that the Indian Territory ives
Of 9so is, as a whole, not adapted for agricu!
tural purposes, but is for the most part Who'll
| " unfit for cultivation-well adapted, how
ever, to the red mans uses--grszing, hunt
| ing, with room for corn along the Iargel
streams. Throughout the whole, where no
mountainous, sand largely prevails, will
alkali water-fscts we'll known to all OF ns.
SURVEYOR
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have lei nothing undons to NAH
the event of yesaerday one &
be remembered - long - ths lodges ex-
ist. It ha great work, brought to sue
cesful completion. 10 our rePoEf Of u
dedication exercifes We neglected to maze
particular mention Of the excellent chou
which, under the leadership Of Mn. Dr.
Jones. did 20 much to add TO the success Of
the entertainment. The choir was compos
ed of Mrs. DR.. Jones, Miss Richards. 4ca
Fsrell. Eddy, Taylor, and Barr. with Ma
Julia Whitman At the organ. the s'ngin'
wa excellent and highly appreciated b.
the somewhat c. irical audience.
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AaaensiOs Deaers.

For sale at the Pork and Packing house,
Nos, 1873 and 74O Shawnee street, Leaven-
worth, No. keitle-rendered Leaf Lard
Sugar Cured Hams; Breakfast Bacon; Shout.
ders and Sides; Smoked Tender Loins and
Loin Steaks; Picked Pigs Feet; Mess Pork,
and Tongues in kegs and barrels; also, Sau-
cages and Hautcheese. All Of the foregoing
guaranteed to he the bert in the market, and
will be cold at wholesale or retail, at st.
louis prices. Orders throughout the State
solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
JOSEPH DURR,
v.le,3l Manufacturer
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NOTICE.

In the matter OF the assignment OF John Weary.
4 pc sons interested ". ID lake notice that the
n Undersigned George =. Woodward ASH nee Of
John Weary, WILL on the 23i day of February 4.
d. 1874, Mt the sessonof es;rci Court Of leaveB-
worth county Kansas, or IL said court shall not be
in session said day. then On the first day said
court shall he in session thereafter, apply to said
District Court to he discharged from said tut up
on petition TO he filed divided 10y law.
Leavensorth, January III IS9t
GEORGES Woodward,
jans-w-6w Assignee OF John Weary,
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The latest and best Grange song We have
seen or heard is that composed by
K. Shaw. Music and words arranged foI
piano or organ, now ready. Price, four
copies, one dollar. post peid. Single copy,
thirty cents. Address, Knowles Shaw,
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Notice 10 r arme.s.

Farmers wishing 10 COW fax seed the COM
ing season, can procure the same by calling
on Geo. A. Eddy, No. POS, Delaware 81,
Leavenworth-h having quantity to loan
Full particulars furnished Oh application.
GEO. A. EDDY,
ixn2Sdlt-v4t 205 Delaware Street.
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COmuae0slahl0.

In these days of Railroad monopolie'
it is 90 seldom We zee anything really
generous on the part Of Railroads that
va cannot pass unnoticed the liberal
policy adopted by the management Of
the ''Old Reliable" Hannibal and st.
Joseph r. 4.
This Company has recently placed on
sale 1t al Stations on this line, excur'
sion or round trip tickets to any Other
Station on the iiue, at twenty per cent.
discount from regular rates.
This liberality On the part OF the new
management cannot fail to make the
s.Old Reliable still more popular with
the travelling pubic.
The large increase in through travel
over this "Fsvoriie Route" during the
past year is truly encouraging, and IL
due perhaps to the fact that the road u
90 well equipped and % well managed;
having been the first road in the State,
and We might almost say in the West,
to adapt the Miller Patent Platform and
Westinghouse Patent Brakes, and many
other valuable inventions, conducive to
the safety and comfort Of its patrons;
and being the ''short line" between the
East and West, enables thrugh pas
sengers to make much quicker time Than
BY circuitous rOates.
The :Oid Reliable" already enjoys an
enviable reputation as being the Great
Through Passenger Route between the
East and West; aud with its generous
and careful management We predict for
its greater popularity. dew
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, =
CoU>IY or LKAvENwt gru.

STATE OF KANSAS,
CoU>rY OF LKAvENwC Eth
IN the hstre; Court OF he Firs. ia liz isi District
of To. safe OF Kansas sitti:z in Tor Lssv-
enxos,h CGuAty, in saii stale
Vsudsy Barry, p.,in'if.
Chri :. ian Bag, defendant.
~ OF. CHRISTIAN barry the defendant
IL above named, Will take notice that you have
ecu sued by the 'ptin, vanday Barry. in the
his rict Court Of the First Judicial District OF the
Stale OF Kansas, sitting in and Tor the county Of
Lssvenwortn. in said state. and you must sWer
the ii ION ~ -ad paintiff in tue said action on
or before the 10 cay Of April, A D. ls74, oil 81 d
petition will b. takea true AMI judg nieEt o
divorce rendered accordingly. and the custody
the IN nor child, Car Barry, 81 on 10 platinum.
NEWT. MANN,
iebiwSS Atty for Plaintiff.
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Treats all Oh 3ONIC, SEXUAL and PRIVATE
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S.73S Cases nsea sSDee. the ssseas Fire
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, tPERMATOkRHOEA
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A BDOK describing all Private Disease. (Sor
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Please state where you saw this notice.
deei7dAv
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HSrvO0a Diseases .

The successful experience Of the Institute in the
treatment ana cure Of nervous disorders, has in
ducsd the author (Or. 4. b. Hayes to publish
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Thess are, beyond all comparison, the most ex-
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- Either book sent BY mail. postpaid, on re-
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

Containing no lcrcury, minerals, or deleterious
Drugs.
s4-Observe the following symptoms resulting
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Constip ation, Inward Piles, Fullneo Of the Blood
TO the head, Acidity Of the stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fuliness or Weight In
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A living posture, DimDess Of Vision, Dots or Webs
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Deficiency in Precipitation, leilowness 81 tie Skin
ADD Eyes, Pain in the side, Chest, Limbs and
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eW dose Of
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DR.. BOHANNANs treatise on special Dis
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1.-THE OLIVE DOOR"

cular occasion, vas sung by the immense au-
dience with a will that made the very walls
sinu
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MEDICAL
M NJ Corner Il STATE,
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sEnIsAL wHAKNEss CURED.

DR. BpHANNAN's ''vEGITABLE CCRA-
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THOMAS CARROLL, D,fendintJ

VOU, the shove named Thomas Carroll. are
Il hereby noiincd, that you have been sued by
the above nimei plaintiff, Thomas Jones, in the
above "A, ni,n-si curt, and that said Pzintia has
ile,i his petition Iad his amended petition in sal
Court in III. a'pye entitled action, against you,
and shat yoI nitI>' answer said petition or be-
fore the tx,n mt eighth day of March, A ID. 1874.
81 said Gilt ga VIII % taken true and Judgment
rendered aecOr iH-ly of the following nature, to-
sit: jut2m ~ IN favor Of ssid paintin against
SnU fer such sum OF money shall lie found due
tom yuu To- h IA that certain proniissory note,
dated q. the I:i'h dIy Of November, A. ID. 1868,
by which YOU IIomis,d topay three years after the
late thereo' TO tHe order OF ss;i lairth. the sum
# Eleven Hundred .nd Niuetern Doliars With in
| terest thereon payable annually. at the rate
| OF twelve per cent. per annum frcm the date
| OF said no;e unt! paid. aud i,r coats Of suit !;
and that the following described tract Of land.
| situate, lying AMI being in the county Of Leav-
/ enwoiih, and c'aie OF Kansas, namely: lot
number two t3, in beck number sixty two (6s). in
L ieaveuwofth CTS oyer, lie sold Tor the sAtisfae
ton OF sueh Judgment, which sad tract of land has
| been attached said action under and by virtus
| Of orders OF attachment heretofore issued in said
| action.
Dated this 18th day Of February. A d. 1874.
L CLOUGH 4 WHEAT,
L feLlO Attorneys for fl-intin.
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ON MARRIAGE.

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Scientific and Popular Medical Works
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SYPHILIS CURED.

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warrasted to permanently cure SYPHILIS In All
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MEDICAL.

THE WONDEeS CT
MODERN CHEMISTRY
Ssr -aparili AL and It's Associates.
Chang g "a See ana Felt!
As They Daily Occur
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY LEaVENwoRTH:
In tire District Court of the First Judicial Di-trict
of the State OF Kansas sitting in the county OF
Lsavenwo:th, 10 said STATE.
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MEDICAL.

Victims OF this awful disease are found In every
neighbOrhood, in almost every house.
For them and for their friends ve have tidings Of
good cheer and hope-the announcement Of . mos
important discovery, firmly based upon common
sense and reason. by which the terrible ms,sdy !.
positively controlled. and its victims are restored
10 health.
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MASONIC.
Dedication of the New Temple on
Fourth Street.

Dedication of the New Temple on
Fourth Street.
An Immense Crowd In Attend
Hundreds of People Unable to
Gain Admission.
The Great Social Event OF the
Season.
Grand Banquet at Lains's Hall.
The Huge Room Filled to OVER
flowing.
All About the Hop at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
The Wealth and Beauty Of the
Metropolis on the Whir'.
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ar. Rad ways Perfect PurGA'
tive aud Regulating
Pills

Perfe ny tasteless, elegantly coated, for the cure
tall disorders Of the stomach, liver, bowels, kid
news, ladder, nervous diseases, headache con-
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i0usness, bilious fever, inflammation 0f the jOvels,
piles and all arrangements Of the internal visceEa.
Warranted to Enec. Positive Cure.
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Wilson's CarbOlated Cod Liver Oil

II GOT . secret empirical nostrum. II 10 . happy
combination Of two remedies known to physicians
every where the best means Of combating con-
sumption. This combination Is Mr.. Wilson'S
discovery, and is founded sP0n the following
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ATTRNPTID ASSASSINATION.
AA..A q On oN~loal Ahsa . lAas~n a. \

About 2 80 O'Clock this afternoon Nap
ITALY left the city prison, in custody Of
Officer Mcmahon, for the purpoee of
procuring the bail fixed in his case by
the court. The two were crossing San
some street on California, when Gus.
do Young approached unawsres from
behind, and when within . few yards
he drew Q revolver and commenced firing
1T Napthaly. Tho prisoner being un-
armed, broke and run from the officer,
De Young continued to fire some four
or five shots. He WAS finally knocked
down by Q citizen, aud then secured by
the officer, Whe conducted him to the
City Prison, the affair attracting . great
crowd and causing intense excitement
Judge Lake, who appeared for the
defenants, intimatsd that Il WAS the de-
sign to wavejall the cases. He question
ed the propriety of the second arrest,
before the alleged libels had actually
been reproduced, % It appeared to other
neWspaperA
After some discussion of the points
involved, Nspshaly and Fitzgerald
waived an examination, and were adj
mitted to hail in 5000 each. The
remainder of the cases went over to
Thursday. Thrum was released on
500 bail, the court being satisfied with
the Sun Office. The remainder of the
printers were held on 81, 900 bail.
A SECOND ArrKMPr TO sLAY NAPra Ally
Gus. DE Young having been taken TO
the prison, his brother Charles and
Miks Of the Chronicle Immediately ar
rived and were admitted TO the prison.
Shortly after Nspthaly returned in Gus
tody OF An officer and entered the place.
He was standing in the corner when
Mike suddenly approached him with .
revolver drawn and cooked, and was on
the point OF firing when Napthaly start.
ed toward the other end of the prison,
and before DE Young could correct his
aim be Vas thrott,ed BY bystanders and
the pistol taken from him. He WAS also
placed under arrest. Charles De Young
quessiosed conceroiss his designs, and
denied having any srns upon bis per-
son, bot ON being searched loaded pis-
tol was found in bic possession. Nap
thaly and Fitzgerald were placed in the
new part Of the City Prison, - . pre-
caution against any further attempts ct
assassinating either, the ordinary pro-
lection Of the law not being deemed
sufacient - against the Chronicle fac
tion in Tie fight.
flR PRESENT. ADyUoIMENf
ofthis exciting cossrovsfsy between the
Chrooicle and Sun 10 The holding Of
0ustayus Do Young o. charge Of as
sault With attsops - murder, aad II. b.
n Yong q CHARGED with as.ault with
deadly weapon. Charles Do Young and
II. Il. D. Y0uag ere charged viii libel,
q complaint Of r. Napehaly. The ar
fanan9eat e hail I'D ~ booa annoane.
"a % 70 ~ publication eftAs Bsllssia.