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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25
THE KANSAS LEGISLATURES.

TopEKA. Feb. ON the Senate to-day,
Mr.. Williams presented petition from
T. = White and o,ber c;t;,s,,s of w,-b
ington county, praying for a law to regu-
late the sending ef valentines. Referred To
The COMMITTEE. ON ipsurance
The following bilIs were pas,ed On 4 ,hi,d
reading.
s. B' No. 227. empoxering townsbip
trustees 10 administer oa,hs in certain
cases The bill empovcrs townshin ,rns,ees
to s3minster oa,hs to re,sons annlvino ;or
sef;ef. .sa-,ss.
s<GR No. S5 fo amend an act decI.r;po
lines IN the serer,l counties tbcra;n n,,n.T
r,,hka. hipbvsys. .
n 10 la In v,c.t. a section line
mad n Cg,e,okes connty Kansas
SFR NJ 90 n .utI.,,;za the ho.rd ~
countve Comm; s;cne,.. n Man; county 10
annrcn,;a,. certain no,,.,s in tho ,r..s,,s,
~ =. II nonn,v ~, ~. NO :; ,ha Sost;,n,.
~ ia oo,,n;y
$3.50 C:;ch,o, .;.,,r,d,o.a g p M
on Ntcni9 nss9oocea Ia . %. NO.
to- 2 - -. tss....ss..y s s,ssn,a. .y - - TosS o
: Al ~ ,ha .f,snoor os 80, IL 80 ~.s on-
gs,,,s,s5 n cons;dar;nn ,ha h;iis 20 ,.Sun.
-,he S.aes eyar;stsr,s sfees. iINs b;,i tSa,
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snd S IL gd Ias vss s anoils nnca naeommsn.i ,ni
fo. r.....,.,1'. - - : .-HAA y : ~
. Jp,fbe Tou.e ,bxs fol,ow;ncy c,,,,n
ton fra, JsfEs,.c, Cstx s ..s - and NO.
ierrsa ~ The co,,,m;,,ss ., Jss.;tn,;or.
IetIsrson M (Stx No. Esb ri 10 1Ts n
The HSnorahIa IL Mn - H. III H. ot
iRepresrntat;vcs Of the St.ts n K.ns.s@
Gentlemen n Il rear,eS Tia some local.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25
Assisting Nature.

IL is OF no use attempting to force nature. She
won't stand 1t, and rebels She must lie coaxei, 4
oseree%s ss sgs..iRa,isq siR s y " ss fiH 81
What pAIsicisn Oh " ~ensl supheaf, esSessis'
irs.sse.s, p surs =. .ssfssotAs'tsiasm s,asssey,
witch s pr should y, " saSss she
esii, The use Of asastie fpsAaxtia B kIss.sspy to
be desse1ssd, kes s1aheugho sAesos sesFsRakily
Oh eteieSns eens : sEs & q sss s.4 Y. sS rsat-
ensd and iaaas's& hs theM = q De- r,aa-ssS mt,
btssff ID sssEi sstGae issX 2 estes it SSSS ,
mild and salutary aperient as Hostettsr's stomach
H.. -. .slSISeS'Y IWSWe IL ,i'ae .i'ey r-
their use but the activity of the torpid liver is n
sssyss' sss ssopaea IiakissEassi. s1,hsauDpsys-
TEN greatly benefited. febla-iSwi
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25

Ii the young man who takes great pains
in'sahtins certain young lady every time
he passes her on Fifth Avenue, near Sew
enth street, does not cease his unlimited and
not wished for salutaiions, he may wake up
some of these bright afternoons with small
decoction OF shoe leather planted on the ont
side OF the seat of his pants. :
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25
81. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

u. LocIS, Feoruary 20
Hoss-Dhoice grades active; offerings mostly
common. Czttie-Active and firm; sales good !;
native steers, . IS; good gorn fed Texas stee,s.
81 native IS 25Y5 S5; good native butcher
IS S7x@660. 20.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25

S,AuAsA Hxfroc.

SbOO0sA BXfF0c. In cases 0f Lead
ache, whether bilious OF nervous, bathe the
head fer few minutes with the Extract,
and the pain is gone. dew
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= =. > = = = :
XIII CONGRESS-.
/, WASHINGTON, Feb q, 1875.

tn
lIOE NE. - Ia :
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25

The whole system in a few pages, con-.
plete instrucsimrh Gioth,sSl; Boards, 75c.
Sent postpaid. Circular sent
rs, .so ;,ns-o RaRs WAQGxAEISx ca.
~ nsI,sf "a .42AsN NdnuT<lea Pkiistes
@'', ,.es rs1ss.a ssas a'lS AID Nsssl;
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25

In aidiuon to the abyse, VIA. Itchse: JIr-
dan, Of Lc2yCLwJTih, give three 5 ,c.s 0.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25

@Zs-7+e sUNDRIE'
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25

5. B. No. 81, empowering township trls-
tees to administer oaths toparties soliciting
relief from the stores appropriated by the
general government, was placed on third
reading and passed.
TWENTY-FIVE bills were recommended for
passage in the House committee of the
whole.
Topeka, Feb. 2S.-In the Senate, to-day,
Mr.. Peffer, chairman of the committee OF
conference on the So, 900 relief bill, report
ed that the committee of the two Houses
had met, and had been unable to agree.
The following resolution was offered by
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25

The Royal Baking Powder Co charge
kes ssaI OF the same sf.f a. ifhsu oHn, .
baking Ps'c,ier. which aeonpoSd of 30
NTH pr eeat Of eosa sIsHh ~ a pres<rs
Baking Powder Cas- can contains. Ms by
impure tartar. with . per ceIt. of fiour Al
the exact facts In the ease. Hh0 Is guilty
IOUder to inquire Of their ply siei IN II aA,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-25

TO THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO
GEsTLEaES: Your Communication
had consider zion. In viev of the iact
asainst us, and the Royal Baking Powder
z eatest purity and the greatest strength
showing the charge OF fraud, - sga,n-t
trials Of our respective JowdeTs upon The
mess, !" and, whereas, in a bomba stie pu b
conditions that exclude all chemical tests
form, and that test being for ''GIs'' IN,
be evolve from bAkins powder msfe T.
10 any sens be considered an acceptance oi
n well as Tor strength. We cannot allow J
evade proper investigation Of the whole
porcters arc made, uidt 7'taiify Of natertaLs
-:
febiS-e0dIw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-16
-Four Persons DroWncd-Trasicai End or a
Bridal four.


We publish the following sad account
OF the drowning of four persons few
days ago at Albany, New York, as
described by the argus CT that city. 1t
says:
Thursday morning about nine
o'clock, a boat containing six persons
was capsized in the Susquehanna at
Unadilla, and four of the parties drown
cd Tho facts are as follows: On
Wednesday Of last week. Mr.. Silas
Goodrich and Maurice Goodrich, broth
ers, residing at Worcester, were married
90 Miss Estella Goodenough and Flor
ence Goodenougb, daughters of Mr. q.
&. Goodenough, Of Worcester The
party left homo in the afternoon, on a
bridal tour 10 Deposit, Delaware county,
stopping on their return 10 visit a sister
of the ladies, Mrs. Joseph. +. MorehouSc,
residing at Unadilia. On Thursday the
four newly married persons, together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Morchouse, went to
the Susquehanna TO enjoy row IN the
river. They all catered the boat, and
alter rowing about for some time, they
turned to go toward the shore, when the
boat tipped TO one side and let in con-
siderable water. The excitement of the
ladies and the increased weight caused
the boat to capsize. The water WAS not
deep but on account of the recent rains
the current was very strong and the par
~ were soon carried into deeper water
Mr. Siias Goodrich seized his wife and
struggled with her toward the shore,
half swimming and half wading. and
succeeded IN getting her 10 "A place OF
safety. BY this time the other four
persons had disappeared beneath the
water. Mr.. Morehouse, having served
three years in the United States navy,
cndeavorcd TO set the boat right and
save toe party, but the current carried
him down Strcaia, away from the rest of
the party. They were seen by an old
gentleman and couple cf women. The
news soon spread and large concoursc
Of people assembled on the bank. and
the work OF rcscu.ng thc bodies was be-
gun. In about an hour the body al
Maurice Goodrich was found, and soon
after the bodies of Mr.. anu Mrs More
house. The bodies OF those rescued
were taken 10 Worcester on the train.
reaching there AT ASP. Maurice Good.
rich was twcniy-onc years of age, and
his wilo eighteen years OF age. Mr.
Morehouse was married abou, two years
since. lie was thirty years OF age and
lis wife thirty-one. They leave nO
family. Mr.. GoodeuouEh, the father OF
the ladies, is a highly respected farmer
and Spectator, residing at Worcester
Mr.. Goodrich is also very much re
spected farmer residing at this sam,
place. The latter was sick when the
news sAme oi tho accident, and ~ pres
en-; writing .3os IA = y.gy ,r;,i,a, ,onat
ton. The parties arc al, much respect
ed, and great gloom has been cast over
The entire community"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-16
INTERNATIONALLY linz.

IN colonial times Charleston was q
favcrilc settlement OF the mother coun-
try. owing 10 the value of lis exports
indigo, rice, az naval stores. In ISL
forty thousand barrels OF nee were OK
ported, and, as /; was said. london
and Liverpool l5t kcd lovingly on tic
brisk colony Of the Ashley and Cooper.
The sons OF the Weather planters were
almost universally sent 20 England TO
be educated, no other colony IN the New
World sending 80 many. Fashions were
brou- hi over tor the wives and dauch-
,crs Madeira wine, punch, tea, coffee,
and chocolate were in common use; and
tour-horse coaches rolled up to the doors
OF the liitlc churches. now almost lost
in second growth Of wild forest. Out.
door sports were much affected by the
planters, who kept fine horses and dogs,
and hunted over the country in English
style. although on a larger scale than
was possible in that weil.boundcd. we'll
netel-out island They killed foxes,
,.lor, au& bears, and nov and then an
Indian, Tor The forests were still tall al
the red skinned foes. - Co>sTASCG +.
wo0-sox, in HarPer's NaJd-ise Ter De-
ceabar.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-16
Terrible Explosion in Ceillcry-1ae liuid
rcd ard ferty Lives Lest.

London, Dec 6.--An awiui explosion
occurred at the Swar, the main coiilcry
near Barnsley, Yorkshire. It is feared
that more than two hundred lives are
lost. At the time of the explosion those
who were able rushed to the pit bottom,
but the drawing cage had been displaced.
The bodies Of the dead and injured are
now being brought to the surface.
London, Dee. 6-The colliery at
which the dreadful explosion occurred
today belongs to Mitchell d Co, and
is one of the largest in Southern York
shire. 1t is joined underground with
Edmunds main cOliIery, where, twelve
years ago Yesterday, over three hundred
persons persisted The works extend
for many miles. They are entirely
worked with safety lamps, under very
rigid discipline, and were considered
safe. At six o'clock this morning about
;hrce hundred men and boys descended
and commenced work as usual At half
past nine Il terrible explosion occurred,
The exact position Of the explosion
il at present unknown, but the miners
in all parts OF the pit were startled by
the third report, which was followed by
large volumes of smoke and aftcrdamp.
Those who were able rushed to the pit
bottom, but the drawing cage was dis
placed. As soon as possible volunteers
organized to search for the dead and
diving aud those who had escaped. Al!
ter being down some time the volunteers
reported that they met with great diff
Guilty. They saw many who were alive,
but unconscious. 1t is Impossible now
10 give the number Of lost. 1t is feared
that the first report, of 200, will be con
:irmed. All those rescued thus far are
seriously bnrncd and injured. Hundreds
@: men, women and children are con
congrcgatcd ut the mouth of the PIT, and
as the different bodies are drawn 10 the
surface, the scene is Of the most heart
rcnGing character.
London, Dee 6.-Thc latest accounts
from the Swarth's Col!icry Indicate that
the total number OF lives lost l40. The
explosion was caused by careless blast
ing operations.
Another disaster, of q similar charac-
ter is reported in coal mine near Pen
lvroh, in South Wales. Twelve persons
were killed and ten wounded,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-16
Synopsis OF Secretary R0bes0n's Export OF
the Year

WASHINGTON. Dee, 6.-Secretary Robe
sons report of the naval service OF The
year shows that the number OF vessels
Of every class and description now borne
on the navy register Is l47, carrying i, >
1875 guns and l52, 492 tons measurement.
OF these are the sailing vessels, which
are Of little or no value as q part OF an
efficient force for either the cruising or
fighting purposes OF the present day.
Steam vessels, as distinguished from
iron-clads and torpedo ships, mum Der 30,
of which % are tugs; of the remainder
80 are ready for Use when required.
Our iron-clad fleets consist of 20 vessels;
81 of the monitor type, torpedo ships
and three never launched. All the yes
sells, eighty in number, are available, ia
Guiding 16 iron-clads and two torpedo
boats. Details are given OF the opera
lions of the fleet Oh each Of the SIX sta
lions.
The secretary has the following 10
say upon the condition Of the navy: at
is gratifying 10 be able TO say that the
navy is now stronger and in more
efficient condition Than il ever has been
at any time since The commencement OF
your administration. 1T is not very
strong in numbers, nor in the classes OF
its ships, but what there are ofthem are
in as good condition Us il is practicable 10
keep sucD materials OF war, under the
various and trying conditions to which
they are naturally and constantly OK
posed"
"a far larger proportion than
usual Of our wooden ships are ready
for service. Oar store houses are fairly
stocked with ordnance equipments and
supplies and we have on hand fair
supply Of the best material for building
and repairing Of ships. The service has
been placed in this state Of efficiency,
compared with what existed few wears
ago, by utilizing, except in the case OF
eight sloOps built under SPECIAL appro-
priation, what could be spared from cur
rent appropriations and from approrrl-
atoms made during Cuban emergency
and applying these means practically
steadily towards putting what was WORTH
saving of the navy, as it existed, IN as
permanent and good condition as tAe
state OF the ships and the means at com
mand permitted The wisdom OF TINS
policy is, | think, Illustrated by the
strength OF our position to-day. IL
would also be vel, | think, if congress
would afford means 20 furnish at o"cc
all repairs to the five double-ttrreted
monitors, since when they are furnish
ed according to the present design orr
iron-cl feet viii be much more pow-
criu!, and they arc, while undergoing
repairs, useless Tor any present purpose,
and the process OF repairing them ont 81
what can be spared from the current
appropriations not only cripples the de-
partmont ia ali its other operations, but
is of course very slow. With these added
TO it, our iron-clad force would, for pur-
poses of defence, prcscnta very spbstan-
lial barrier to any thing which would
sross tie seas ana attempt 10 enter oar
ports.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-16
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.
yoHce.st HeR..

F....ll's Us.t b. TIE aul. aud ra-t powerful ~
u--,,,,. pea i,rHj published u thir c"uufry D. 81
g.. t., sFv SCHOLARLY AMI convincing and Caitv mach
,...rf tlu~f lt current events Iuli tu
ft , 4ud aTt pt, IIrvi bl U,ir br-t de- srsr, With
r,t.llteg of 49, Gao. TIE Hssifs d ryI hy az i,~'
...ft million i,vrsJu-. Jq'i II lfHu'urs ~ gan
,,f saial1u i- -itr.N trtu"n'uu- 1h~ ue'tia utuu-
i4tu- positive Position, iu Nprrs-' drt .t,- vtss,
goo, % bad ,5risl t'F lplvus - L.aisstiis tirffef
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Be- ARTICLES are ialdcls 20 tigi-'ouel Jl.cus inu-
and - PASTORAL uiu,. rsf.sH- citsn rif rfiNs
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Narper's Bazar.
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III. .v.r-inrreasiBz ch cuiatinn Of this exeeierf
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WHAT PAYS?


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An Indiana lad who has just finished
reading his Bible through, announces
ilia: The words "bcvs" and "sirI." o.
tai 10 = tU.rc.
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a fellow who got drunk on election
day said il was owing 70 bis ce"i's 10
~ leru party sgs-t,
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"A Complete Pictorial History OF the
limos. 49, The best. cheapest, and
m osI successful Family Paper IN the
Union.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EASsAS LAND A3D IMMIGRANT 4SSOCI4-
TfOH
Grand Real Estate Distribution
1T ArcHlsox. KANSAS. MARCH .. Is-s.
2 ,eeA Fisce. Of property valued a, $40 800 %
TIE KANSAS LAND Ayp IMMIGRANT ASSo-
CLIFTON


r organization composed OF Capitalists and Bust
n Geu. residing "a Kansas, daily rprli sTssica
by the authority The state capt 81 ~feCk oil!
CSE MILLION DpLLAES. cIyutcd into FAC HrNoEEn
IEUUsAND >HAECs AZ FIVE DOLLARS EArH
is tirter ul SAIL Orkani-AiEss' : iuF the 4sTHs -
Tiretg-t Years. and cunirTS ut"n IL ccTIefafuTs
AMI their fall power and a.FtN 10 fftns-
CJ business any Of the States and tC4Ti l,rs 90 tee
Ol..ei >ate- for the following purpose t4tr s7-
tor II tEtHt grrf5oa tbs tTEtfis1i-au @Ed lufnte-
nance OF boar u tT.sie AMI business ,Nehansc~s
the accumulation snd loan 81 fCajs, tie eviction o
buildings AMI TIE PURCHASE ASD SAFE cF ATAL -
TATE-
Ia iartstrancc # theSs gtueTa. purpose and gl7Tr
especially thcszr4ss sEass grutsaa 10 sns-.s sEtl
20 ai4 Ia TIE erection 81 a tsiy utI al E-Nut OF
Ir.tr Rooms the c.ty 81 Ntchi-1H. tn n sNSAs
LAMP AND iNNICsANT ASSOCIATION has, IN ~ CsF-
y, rate CtScfy. purchased tvs -ooR lie-
cvs OF Real E7ll,r n-ia.ti hcioS, valued a. 4O.Soo.
and Vii. on March 2oth, 1915, ~ tei.atht -
Hall, Ga ihc cits q stch--u1s ntSr bi>trarii4a Vi
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tv-ry share. wherever AMI by whansso,vrr he'll.
r4.. bc cgsd.g fefC.r1ttsf Is tts Nssrts+e anti
viii b eitis, 20 arg csc -scs 81 ssa property Iht,
may Be- SVardg 60 TIE s@iis liUi lac lF te!af 't.i
!rr ul s-ah award Will br dvti,t upon by H1 ray
= re share .esgs Ttsct ~ tte t-Ht- IA isi-un tt
is AroNS aId the .flltr~ % TIE Association Wa
a.. tfe.f'9 or gHGgerE vote or tiilc'raie ga t4e
li.viIas said stuc J.s-.s IL dccltii's the some
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Al orders for shares Wll hr hicl III g o.''' s.
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applicants may he sl9Ite /, ant - av''d delay ii
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PRICES OF SHARES

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