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Dr.. sage's C. tarrh Remedy

ia no patent medicine humbug, got up to
dupe the ignorant and credulous, nor is il
represented as being composed OF rare and
precious substances, brought from the four
corners OF the earth, carried seven times
across the Great Sahara Desert on the backs
Atlantic Ocean on two ships" 1t is sim
pie, mild, soothing remedy, a perfect spe-
cifc for catarrh and Cold in the Head 1"
also Tor offensive breath, loss or impair
ment Of the sense of smell, taste or hearing,
watery or weak eyes, pain or pressure in
the head, when caused, as they all not un-
frequently are, by the violence OF carsr. h.
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A Sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
l are warranted to cure the Gonorrhoea,
elect, Chordee, Structures, diseases OF the
kidneys, bladdyr and urinary organs Of
males and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. = is sure rem
edy for the Sperm atorrhoea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, and loss Of power,
cansed by self-abuse or excessive indul-
gence. Price of Dr. Hunters Specific, -
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sent
everywhere by express. DIR. J: DinsbeeI,
-oie proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, St. Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded.
T. J. Brown, agent, Leayenworth, Kan
sas. apr21eod&wlG.
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aEPAa0s GO. a" vibrator.

TIT ENORMOUS wAsTACE Of grain, 20 isai1 lie
rIt o'S,r sIlss OF Threshers, c=i be SAVED by ths
Improved Machine sgcest eUeTJ cb 20 E.r.=
POI; all .l,Ys.ses OF threshing
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
ixo seeds thre1hed, separated cleaned ard saved
easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats, Rye or EaI.sy
AN EXTRA PRICE IL usually paid FOR grain and
seels cleaned by this machine for extra Cleanliness
II lie WET GRAIN Of ISIS, these were suietan-
tally tn ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
o. economy, Loing fast, Thorough and perfect w0rx
gheH oaers uitssl JsEed
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONTY wasting complies
tiors, such Endless Apron" "Radlss, Beates,
"Pckers," etc. entirely di.psssed trl less tilGu
oae-haIf the usual Gears Belts Boxes and Journals
easier managed more durable light running. cost
ly repairs duet no htterings" TO clean "; no,
troubled by adverse winds, rain OF storms.
TARgERS and GRAIN RAISERs who are roasc
In the large saving made by II will not employ ife
nor and w2steful mschines, but will 6ss.T On Ill!
improved lresher doing their work
FOUR SIZES made for 6, 9, 10 and II Hors,
| Powers Also . speciality Of skpARAroke, Gsigaet
Md made ExPxEsIf ron sIEAM PowER
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS viz: o1r in
| proved Triple Gear and our "Spur speed" WOOD
| bury styiel, both Mounted " on fou wheels
II INTERESTED In Threading or Grain Raising
apply to nearest Dealer write 20 for Eiusr.
led cuar cent free giving fun particulars Of siza
| Seyles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Ntch01s, Shepard d Co.,
| RATTLE CREEK. MICH
m1y.Ic- q yt-4mo
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Drugs and Medicines.

Corrected Daily by 1heo EgersdoI6, Wholesale
and Refoi! Druggist, Norfh,cesf Corner Fourth
and ShoscHee Streets.
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Eras'us Nc ILLUS, County IRE ,surer, Of Lsaven
worth County. Kansas 'einz first du y sworn.
according tn Law, upon his on says the foregoing
statement is taken from the books o. hi, Gft e,
ard orrsct nd true to the hest of his knowI-
edge and bell T. K. MeCRILLUS
County Treasurer.
Subscribed in my pre- ence and orn to siore
me his 4 b dsy o' May, A. L 1876.
O. DIErfND IF, Coua'y Ceik.
ByJ W. NIEHAUl, De. uty'
nay6.dIw-It
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O1FcE CHrEv QUAHTxRsAsryR, DIsT. Or N NJ. I,
sAxTS FE. April l.. les.
CEALED PROPC SAILS, In triplicAte. with .
- copy Of this advertiser ent attached. vill
be received At his ofbce, or by the officer Of the
q n Department 1T each OF the following
n.nsd post. for the supplies required tn. rest,
until IL O'Clock, A. N, Thursday, June / +,
lss6, At which tine and places they will be
opened in the presence OF biaders, for the deliv-
cry OF tueh q9an ties Of Corn or Barley, Ons
snd Bran. rs may be required at Fort Union
DEPOT. forts Stanton, Selden, Wingatc. Mckee.
Cr.ig, Bay ard, Santa Fe. n. II :, an Fort Gar
land, Colo ado, to November LIST, 1876; delivery
to be comm. need July 1'76. an 10 continue
in MONTH, instalin snts. rs require until COIN
ple'ion { the contract. The night . reserved on
The part of the u. s. TO reject any or all bids,
and also 10 receive the whole or sny portion o,
& supplies contracted for Goo and snrfci
ent bonds vi be required from the contractor
T the prompt ana faithful iuiilIment of Inc con-
Tract. he usual req Iir.men:s must be obsery-
ed in making proposals.. Preference ill he
given TO articles OF domestic production In
foDsYtion as 10 gusnti les required, blank pro
posals printed COndit o. and n qTirements de-
tails, &c. VII be furnishs on application 1t the
O. n. Office OF {, ther OIL the posts named. OF at
tDIs cflce II. BELCHER,
msyaWst Capt. and a. q. n.
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Second Semi-Annusl Dividend CT State
nj I'D fty- At
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MISCELLANEOUS
6 cord spool cOttYn-61112 Cyrsets..--s4.0 4l2 90
8 - 90 -3j Npaca....-....-......-.7 70
Ann Rrain bags.-22x knitting cotton. ..5Sos o
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Administrators Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, l.

THE STATE OF KANSAS
COUsIY OF LKas IN WORTH.
In The P'cbae Court in and FIR said Couniy.
In the uatIer Of the Estate of
ELISHA NJ. sLOCUM, Dec. nsed (
NOTICE Is FEBEBY GIVEN, That Let
IN tiers OF Administration have been granted 10
Inc Undersigned on the Estate OF e. lSHA NJ
SLOCUM, laUe of said County, de ceased, by
the Honorable. the Probate Court of the Counry
and State aloresa d, dated the 18Th day of Apri!,
A. ID. 1916.
EMILY STOCKING, Administrative
ceas ed.
April 18th, 1876.
| In WINES WHEREOF, i, the undersigned
Probate Judge of LeayenwOIt tn Loun
lsRAL.l ty, have hereto set my hand and al
fixed the seal OF the said PrUbate Cour
this Ii b day OF April. A. ID. 1876.
| SAM. ID. LECOMPlE,
spr.7-wS: Probate Judge.
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To BE- Rebuilt.

A large force of workmen was employed
yesterday in clearing away the debris fl ON
the machinery at the carpet factory. The
work OF rebuilding the structure is to be
vigorously pushed forward, and it is
thou. hit that within sixty days the fsctoay
will be in running order again. Messrs.
Duffy and Joaes are WORKING with will,
and il pluck and esterpriss will win, they
certainly deserve to be successful.
CHAa. F. WINrER says he will continue
b maintain that hsis innocent Of any COM
psicity in the Sass robbery, notwithstand-
ing the affidavit made by Mr.. Grebe, yee-
terday. He says her statement is all spite
work, because to clear himself from the i'm
puS.eious aAoai, With regard to the affair
be, 1t his own expense, secured the ares,
of young Grebe, who was braught to this
city yesterday. He appears to be much
agitated whenever the subject is broached
and seems, At times, to be almost insane
Partly cloudy, warmer weather, and fresh
netherly winds prevailed during Monday
CoaDUcroH DAVIS, Of the narrow gusge
brought in = special train" last Saturday
afternoon in the shape Of = wagon loaded
With ten passengers from the scene of the
Land slide On the road near Easton. Ths
distance Travelled was about thirteen mile
and the time made five hours. The
passengers are all loud in their praise o.
Mr.. Davi. for his untiring efforts to make
them comfortable.
An old building on Cherokee ssreet be
tween Main and Second, which was rcen,
| " purchased BY Mr.. E Wet1el, is belnt
thoroughly overhauled and repaired BY il
present owner Who intends to 6t it mp 70
business purposes. He will occupy it him
self.
TIE young man At the Planters House
Who yesterday morning chalked q soile'
shirt front, in order to save expenses, and
after getting caught At it, wa obliged t
spend forty cents for cigsn, says he feel
in duty bound to "put head on the iello,
Who told it outside"
THERE are great many strangers in on
city q tie present. tine, qsite number 9
whom contemplate locating in the metrol
lolis.
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Headache.

Ii IL an established fact that the EXTRACT
of CRANBERRIES and HEMP, ccnbined by
Dr. J. r. MILLER, 81 Spruce st.. Phila..
Pa, permanently cures the most oostinae
cases OF Dyspeptic, Nervous or Sick HeaaAcne
and il an absolute specific for Neuralgia and
Nervousness Prepared in pills; ~ cents .
box Sent by mail Robt. Pzrhzm, Agent.
LeAyen worth Kansas
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A Beautiful Head Of Hair.

Raven tesses, glossy, black vhiskers or
moustache are ornaments desired by all,
and admired by everybody. The want 81
something that would restore this indispen-
sable adjunct of beauty, when old age OF
disease has robbed US OF it, has long been
felt Alter many fruitless efforts, science
has .: lest produced it. Chemistry has
furnished an agent that acts like magic
1t is DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE-the wonder oil
the age. 1t impar,s a perfectly natural
black er brown color, and leaves the hair
soft and glossy, and il free from the often.
sive odor found in the old preparations.
Ii is the greatest discovery of modern times,
eod&wt
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Uts S1S6t Coe3xth 810SNy.F-
Ia NO PATENT MEDICINE HUMBUG,
got up to dupe the ignorant and credulous,
nor is it represented as being composed of
rare and precious substances thought from
the four corns - Of the earth, carried seven
times across the Great Desert of Sahara on
the backs of fourteen c>mels, ard brought
across the Atlantic Ocean on two ships. !"
1t is . simple, mild, soothing remedy, =
perfect Specific for CArARRH and ''CoLD N
THE HEAD" also for Offensive Breath,
Loss or impairment of the Sense of Smell,
Taste, or Hearing, Watery or Weak Eye,
Pain or Pressure in the Head, when caused,
a. they all not unfrequently are, by the
violence of Catarrh. eod&w
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4 harmless medicine yet one OF the
most potent curative agents ever known
Allopathic, Homeopathic, Botanic and
Electric physicians alike recommend it for
weak lungs exhibited by short breath, pale
lips, hacking cough, pain in the side, stoop-
:ng gait, and general want of vigor, forming
the well-known stages OF Consumption.
By inhaIing PONDS Extract, the Lungs
will he inyigorated, and the capacity of The
chest will be much enlarged, the air cells
developed, and the whole system will be In
yigorated. eod&w
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Happy Relief for Young
Men tom the effects Of Errors and buses
il. early Lie. Manhood restored. impsdi-
ments TO Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable REM dies
Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed snysi-
opes Address. HOwAkD ASSOClAIlOS,
li3 n Ninth ST. Philade. rhia, Pam Instl-
tuition bayirg q high reputation for honorable
conduct and Professional skill. az dAW
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TEMPERANCE is attracting much atten-
ton, showing itself in local option laws, So
cieties, crusades and restrictions upon L.
quor production but with all these efforts,
the consumption is enormous, and, undoubt-
eddy, the reason is, because there is nothing
strenuously advocated to relieve and destroy
the craving tor stimulants. But, if the dis
ease was treated nationally. by arousing the
torpid Liver with Simmons Liver Reguls-
tor, the dispirited drunkard would find his
cravings soon dissipated, and with cleared
head and active Liver, he would not want
LIQUOR. DIV
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Al Monument

As big as the grand Pyramid might be
built of the teeth that have been ruined by
neglect. Shall this thing 60 in face of the
great fact that SOZODONT is q certain
preservatiye Of dental decay? eod&xt e
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While DR.. Prices True Flavoring Ex-
tracts are full and sure, other extracts are
short nearly one-half what they are said to
contain, arranged to look large TO deceive
the consumer The most of the so-called
two-ounce fiavoring extracts hold but one
and one-quarier ounces, the four ounce less
than three ounces, while Dr.. Prices are full
measure, Just as represented, strong and
pure. One trial will prove that the bottles
hold one-half more than others purporting
TO be the same size, and the extracts are OF
the strongest and most natural favor.
eodSw
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CorOner's Sale.


STATE OF KANSAS, Ia
LEAvKNwoRrH COUNTY
Ia the District ,or, An m. Ca,,., of L., r,r,,,6 "a;
the Safe Of kdasds
GEnRGE yUrS,N P,ajntia
Va No. sieI.
CHARLES RrNz JnuANN, HU>Z u
p.irnsr Iohn M.,, t.ar,u |
ch.,,e. + Urnan, o., Ian ssn EiI
I,amH ii al WiiI;,'n " WrIin, vii
Harn ua,bar,n,,o, w w He,nar;ng,o, \
49,, NJ I.Ia.' n.,;.I ST..
&C., Io,'nIi bt.r a. H. To-,
q NJ ssbIo, In P~,,i, Iia.ai;na
pa.,;, - a., ra,b-,y.r go 49,
wtIiin 50, - pk,
" W., .dY,,d ~ -, R'.,.a,,
U.h.rIai -, u.ba.,.; .s
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POPULAR illustrated book ESQ pages) on
MANHooDI WosxAHAooD! MARRIAGE I'm.
pediments 70 Marriage; tn cause and
cure. Sent securely sealed, post paid, fol
SO cents, b. Dr.. c. Whittier, 6l7 St. Char
les street, ST. Louis. No, the great special
ist. Read his work. dec 29-77d&w.
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Sinpl6 Perfection,

We have no hesitation in saying that the
Charter Oak Is best arranged for burning
any kind of fuel of any stove We have ever
seen, and our customers, without single
exception, proclaim them perfect in all
their arrangements, and especially adapted
to the soft coal of the Wet. dit
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QapRarops synptons.

Matter discharging from the Throat or
nose reveals Liberation OF the Pituitous
Membrane, causing fatal disease Of the
Pulmonary Organs, unless timely cured BY
Wishart's Pine Trse Tar Cordial, and i'm
fallible Blood purifying Remedy, which
has saved many thousands who expected to
die Of Ccasumption! ~ dit
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
80 Sun
FOR TIE CAMPAIGN.

The eve = q n. Pres deE'i y can nsiga vii
l. q -'tn' H. - d III il.Ustrae1 IN TIKI
NEW YORK Sun Us t. COMMEND 10 10 "at-
al me- % ri parties. We Will send the
NkEKLY + ITO (-i.ht D ges). p,s pail
from June LIST till after lect on for 50 cts; the
sU>DAf hoIii0S, me SIZE It me same
price; or the DAILY, Ton PAGES. Tor -.
Address THE Sun. New 1Crk City.
mlyll-w-lm
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Wanted.

We want to buy, Immediately, 50 head Of
good geldings from to yean old. Bring
T. them in and 81 your money, in silver OF
greenbaek&. IhsIEY BRoA.
may2d&wlm
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LKAvESwORTH
In the Protdts Court Of saSf County ami Staie.
In the m alter of the Estate Off
JOSEPH LANGLEY,
lece4se3.
CREDrTORs and ali other persons interested
" IN the Aforesaid kstate, are n .rsby noti-
nesi that At the next regular term Of the Probate
Court, in and for rad County to be begun and
held at the Court Room. IN the CITY and Coun-
" OF LeavenwoFth, State OF Aforesaid, on the
fr.t Monday in the month of July, A. d. 1876
shall apply to the said Court for . full and final
settlement Of said Estate.
Robert KELSEY, Administrator Of
JOSEPH LANGLEY, Deceased.
LHAyESuoKTH CRY, April 9TH, A. ID. 1876.
apiE-W4t
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

SIATSoF Kansas,
LkAvENwoRrB COUNTY,
In the District Court IN the Coanty # Lsar-nrorih in
the Safe Of Kaasls:
ANNIE Lillian. as Administrators .f The
tst:te Of William C. Lelesn, deceased,
Plaintiff,
GEORGE E. JONES. ELIZA D. JONES.
Matthew Howell, Juiis r Howell, John
q DoG; ass, Z,oas Bcnton, hn Hig-
inb than, Joshua LiPPineo;t. Ellwocd
johnson, David l.. Burs, Thomss A. Gar
rieu-, hoaId Of Couaty Commissio- ers Of
the County Of LesveuwOrth. The City Of
LssveI~or,h. william Lax, James
Hughes and Alice NJ. Hughes. ID PENDANTS. !
DUBLIC NOTICE /. hereby given that uader
L and by virtue Of thu ia igment rendered in
the above entitled action, in and by tbs above
n m d eburt. aud OF sp ciai execution issued on
SAID ja,gment, 20 me siIe-ted and delivered /
viii, On
TUESDAY, the card DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1876
at 10 o. clock A. NJ of said day. at the south from,
door OF tn court houss, in the city OF Lesven-
Of an AZ, offer ~ public sale and seil to the high
est hddsr for casn in hand the toll wing scr b.
cd tract If Lar d. situate, lying and being in the
county CT LereawUr,h and State Of Kansas,
namely:
1his certain tract sf and which IS bounded as
follows, TO cit comm sucins ~ q point on the
south line # section number rhirty-Four $50 In
Los nsuiP uunpi EfsuL Vs, OF hsAnys numo
twenty-five t22) east of the sixth Principal
NJ. ridi IN. Four aud Sev-nty-EiveO One Hundred hs
- IS 1891 'hAns vest OF the Southeast corner of
. lid ssetIon, running heacs North, vsrisiioa 10
lS East Ten (l0l "hains; running thence vest,
variation lie eat Five t9 ChFns running thence
sou h variation 10 Is east 4, (l0) Chains, to
the south lire Of said section, running thence east
varia' on II east Five (5) chains. to the place Of
tesinnny. containing Five 81 Acres.
dated this 18th day Of April, a. d. 1876.
WILL M Ii BOND,
Sheriff o: Leavensor County, Kansas.
CLoVGH& WHxAr, Att rs for Plaintiff.
April2o w.d
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LEGAL,
Nstice Of Attachment.
c. 4. DAVENPORT, P,a;n.in. )

c. 4. DAVENPORT, P,ainin.l
GEO. W. HEATH, Defendant
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Thst on the
IN :ota da OF ApTI, \. ID. 1876, :. j. Nc
aughr n, Justice oi Ihr pc .ce, OF REM town
ship, l.. ayebwOrth County, Kansas, issued an
order OF attachment, i, the above named ,se
Tor the sum of sixty do lars, ami that said case
vi be heard On the 18th day ct May, at six
O'clock. p. NJ. L. A. DAVENPORT
'Biayll-E Plaintiff
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S- Send 75 cents TO DIR. Butts Dispen.
sary, St. Louis, Mo-, for his Marriage
Guide, his Medical Treatise, and Medical
Advice, 400 pages in all.
aprSq-lO7
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MARRIAGE licenses were issued TO the
folloxing named parties, in the Probate
Court, yesterday john Meade and Mary
Oconaor; W. J. Richardson and Mary A.
Loar Jas. A. Gay and Mollie Smith.
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Quarterly Statement
OF TIE
County Treasurer of Lessen-
worth County.

statement showing the zseunt in the County
Treasury ~ Le.yenwOIIh CUuuIy, aud the differ
ent Iuhas TO " ch IL t<long,, OF The fourth Mon
day Of April, 1876:
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Sheriff Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. J.
L.EAvKNW ORTIZ COUNTY. o.

STATE OF KANSAS. D.
LKAvxx~oRrH toUNrY.
L~ the Distric. Court in the Coaatyof LedreRrsrfh i,
the STATE of Kansas:
ANNIE LELkAH, Plaintiff,
GEORGE E. JONES, ELIZA D. JON Is,
Matthew Howell, Jala +. Howell, Zeuss
Z. Britton, John higin bothsnl, Joshua
Lippincott, atwood johnson, David L.
burr homts A. Garrigus, Board of
County Commissioners of the County of
Leave1sortb, The City of LeAvenworth.
H. F. WaIrod, James Hughes and Alice
NJ. Hughes. Dsfspdants.
DUBLIC NOTICE 10 hereby given that under
III ana by virtue Of the judgment rend-red in
The above entitled action, In aud by the above
bamed court, and OF special execution Issued 90
said judgment, to me directed aud delivered,
will, on
TUESDAY, the 23ri, DAY of NAY, A. d. 1876
as II o c'ofk A. NJ, OF said day, at the south
front dosr Of the court house, in Inc city Of Leav
enworth, In the county Of Leavenwor and state
Of kans, offer at public sale sell to the high
col bidder for cash in hand, the following de
seribed tract Of land situate, lying and being In
tn county Of Leavenworth, AMI State Of Kansas.
namely:
An undivided hs'f Of the Northeast quarter Of
the Southwest quarter II the southeast quarter Of
Section number Th'Ity.Five (35), in Township
pu a Der Eight 49,, Of Range numner Twenty I've
(2ll East OF the SiEth PRINCIPAL Nerd an
Dated this 18Th day Of april, A. d 1876.
WILLIAM H. BOND.
sheriff % Leave worth County. Kansas.
CLoUGH WHEAT, attorneys for elainrin.
ApriI2O~ti
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HAsANs MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion; removes freckles,
tina and sallownea; makes the skin soft
white and delicate. It's application cannot
be detected. mar3eod&w9
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MaurV and little wo k. FIR SOC snts and q
MilNlil stamp. will send articles that every
body vans and u ~ ts'ght Jusr Look At the m
Yankee N"tlvn Move ~ Co, Providence, X.
may9-d Im-w3m
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I,YoS's kATHARIoN makes beautiful.
glo.y, luxpri.1l h.ir; prevent. is falling
of - ypash Il charmineiy Perfunsd, and
- n rival. mar3eodAw9l
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Stolen Horpea.

A couple OF half starved horses were
brought from an old delapidated stable on
Lawrence Avenue yesterday morning and
placed in Insley's stables by the police.
They were discovered Thursday evening BY
the officers who watched all night to see if
any one would call for them, bat no one
coming they took possession. The horses
are supposed to have been stolen, as no one
seems to know when, or by whom they
were placed in the stable. ~
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