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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-01

For Heavens sake use SOZODONT and sweeten
yonr breath. Ii will never be fragrant as long as
yon allow your teeth to remain in that discolored
aud unhealChy condition. Besides, they will I'M
piesnale your food, aud give you the dyspepsia.
noy2S-teodv wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-01

Italy promises to keep mp the series
OF international exhibitions by grand
one at Milan in 1879.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-01

The Chamber of Deputies at L me de-
cided on the 2slh, by large majority, to
abolish capital punishment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-01

Coh- gie flying about Ia the air thicker than
flakes in n snow ,t"im-tverybpdy is catching
them, yet ever, body knows, or ought to know,
that Adam sous Bal,am Is warranted to cure colds
aud coughs and all diseases Of the throat and
lungs. moves .t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-01

can be cured. Apply for the remedy at Devine
&Howards City Drug Store. teod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-01

FOR IMMEDIATE RELIEF of Coughs and
Colds, use the popular remedy, Madam Porter's
Cough Bilssm, one of the best aud cheapest med
icnes sold. Its virtues have been tested by thsus-
ands for many years in the treatment of all dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs, and is confidently
offered as a reliever OF those diseases. Price 2j
80 and IS cents a bottle. novS- t&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-01

Would inform the public that her services may be
obtained as a Nurse ,--Ladies Nurse would be pre-.
calling at the residence Of Hiram
Couch, Winthrop Street, Haliowell Maine.
Sept. "a. 1877. pov2et2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-01
naiIu .iirnnrbct sOurnaI

AUG a. ST A.
s .turday Morning, December l. 1871.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-01

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions OF youth, nerves. weakness. early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &C., VIII send receipt
that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send self addressed envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T, INNAN, Station ID, Bible
House, New YORK CIV. septl5-snteod&wlv
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-11-07
DIR. ]. COILS BROWNIES
OH LoH CD K III Il
Is TIE oRIGIEAL AND ozLYEGEEuIEE

ID ZEE uElu11AL AMI JIL UAnk
rU,HE PUBLIC ARE Cautioned AGAINST
the nnfosBdsd staf<Dsots sqasnfiy na1e. . hat tie
Me1icai prufessl1a zke Let ChLorn1yns 1esssrsd
an1 iHEeuted ~ Dr. C0LLIs BROWNE feH Aruy Nsrai
stsfl and sensd ~ hin and "a has tae1 al afsmrfs
snay.s by hfsf chemsts q the d1y- r. sskaf
q The prsDarafen hase been p11ks II
obslouA fbsr,fs. that aaything sod unssr Tie nas.
Dr.. J. coLl.Is BR0DNEs cHLoKoDFHx, 4 speEi-
cAUTIOH sIr w. y we'd ssss.a MAJ
Dr. ellis BrO~ne zsd1ubssdIy ths inssntr q chsrs
dyns-
Ths isvas4bs rssedy prsiar-s eui<f rrr<tlsz sI->p
relieves pain cslns the syrfe restores he fa1rrl fe
tons ses Fsztss bs.iihJ tc. q n ss<Tsss q t.s
tss1isz The sssA a eiam- oe sd y-ssz sy t.as al
hssrs .ed tiass shsn fe71.t. Isos.ads = psr.a. -
sasI ne. srr s vfrtus- uo.f sstsnr1E-1r rr- IL Ia
great qszntfisa ia The iio1nr 1aear<ss1fs-a DT-a-
terJ Dsrhss. c@iie- csxhs Asths. kAsa@afisn. Asa-
rAgH, "hooyfng Cough, crsmp Hyttsris. as
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
Right Hon. E4rf enmuanis.zsd % csI-r.
q PhyraEs asd T. DaFsnport that ks had rscsssi
ornstion - he eject that tie rseds a sny
is che.srs ~. caLoa0DrsE-s.s ka.esf fs-- al 80
Dr. Love N~iics H--ionzry IL Ipfa rspurta DE- tssl
that IA neariy essry q csi-r. shich D. J. c0LLIs
BEoWsEs csLoEoDfsE s.s Ad-isisssr-4. ~ p-sl-us
rscsrsrsd-
Erfrsef from ksdkosI 7sz<s Jss II Issn-sczir.sYn.
h prescribed ~ = ertke11E r..I prarfiaa-r
eosrss -saA ~ ths- y slsEzl.siy posat.r
Ezfsaet ffsss ths Gsnsra ga.rd 4 H~ah Lu.1on -
ia sezey IN cbolsrs - b pfronxy u
inasass E.ins 81 his rssfy hat ~ frltiy
rsr-rnr = .,as = s,e y ~ - . N.
COILS BR1WsEv ne Gev-rnarns s..np- Over
-bsininE @s1ie@i f-ziiz,sny serpnspaue< e.h tsfis
ss's nasss.ssursr >. 7. DAvkxPoET.
Eoia fa Bssties st Ia. ~. "a -. q ~
Assstsia Hsv rsrz, " n sezizfs=zis c.. a.. , O
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Deposits from any porIo1 Of the United States. Europe
or the HAE-An IsAnd nay b seat b. nal or expires.
a. e-rreney, BY drzf Asy business
Ing hOos- book with proper entEies viii be i'm
e1a;y returned for the Rsrai-tAaees
~ he credited iD gold al carrs The signature
q The depostor should accompany the arst dspot De-
posts can Be made oy any bgt Ooly be @ithdrawn
by The signature Of the Party 10 whose The
op-ned XArT5e1 minors make d-pu.-
is u taeir O-s names, and ~ifhdr.~ the uppn
thetr rece4pts the concons other de
poktOrs- 40 enir-nee f-e or charge far hank books
he securities for all loans made ~ this bank
ssi Almost eIcizsvsly Of first Estate with
lz-se margins: Uatec States State, County and ciiy
n1csastng r.lnes are esrefsIly eIsded ne poey of
e Bank. berg ostzin ETsf Absolute security fsf
thereHifh an1saAiIy EsrKs aad Increzing caplal
and reserve Frnc portl0n of phleh zifb1ra~n
pa1 IN f1i taken II eonseeton with careful
sery4ye snsnzgsnsni fsrnishes dspostors guiana
tee q sa1eEy "A Ef4l A. rsn1rrerztiEs civt6sndA
D~poats cas- uncer ordis4ry circumstances be With
drarn. ~boie n part SfhO1t Bsriee 0nstea1 q
n Hrses ID En6 stb printed conditions q agreement
With cepoa-tDrl SCu reside1t fep9sitDrs who Nisa
. have ne sane ssnf 70 them BY tbs E@ax may DO
subject 70 he ByfA~s, By te1ding proper order
panied the pass book. lnstrsefons n1s-
ner n usiea thy desire ne Hooey b. rsntsd- ss1
reat1ees howsyef VII he ne eEp<ase and o.
es1oIsr Blank or1ers for ts yaEPose s y fsrniubsd
Term cepos-s rsa.sainz fbrse fsiI ezlAsd.r moaihs
s b< snrte1 odvs1eodI ofint-rest hGfsiFi1sncs
c.re1 An1 se51ele n Janazry 4ne yoiy of e<h
aoc e.lls1 for "a Hosth. VII - credited
secysnt ln1 b<2rirtersst cepost fn date sbich
they cecared 10 cvlcead eoDDstsf o.
oors of months Dsyi1ends dee are1 By
this Ez1< for the anc 5rsyoas ters. have b<en
fne rate q - PEI cent Pr 1znun. sor he pesenr term
and hereafter riH pr5bsbly not exceed per cent.
FOR further p@rsle1iars prinisd condon %
seat win cepnstorB Shirh zf sorEsr1ed any Ad-
crs aSon req1eaf eopy % ~ncs i also sppe.dsd 70
e2ck pan hook
General Banking Buslness Transacted
Oar sEzh&nzs GO SsS ynrE. Jo.d0s, Yr.nkfsrt ca
he u-11. Bsril7 zn1 Pzrff. fos aa1e-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-11-07
THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
WEEKLY JOURNAL. DEVOTED HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
VOL. AIIT.-No. A.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

see. AGENTS FHR
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kaxisnt NEruzi fife gz<ar.uee cu-s.u.ax Ns-a.n
ne oTesaa Packet Liue. fTee kcAslz ps.nsxfsoz,
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N-daetae<- Naiaia< Ft.uszsissa.
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Paddy and Hulled Rice !

WI Receirs Prompt and Cz-sfsI Aasafio4-
Wa ". GREESwooD.
General Commission N-rcha1t .nd Propri<sar of fn,a
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t, 1SA TINS OF Apvn1srr~xTo
space Measured IN Neupsrsii -
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ar Business Cards wheu prVs.d ~ - yer- .ss
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Real Estate Agent.
EMPoRIA. KANSAS,

Pays Taxes, FedeeRs lsadE sold for taxea. WHa
aotify parties amOant Of tax de n
time to save penalty.
Send New York exchange or P. o. order.
Tax receipts sent by return mall -
receipt Of money.
Enclose stamp, description Of lands aAA
post office address.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLE
ON COMMISSION.
Call on or address,
e. BORTOM.
EmpOF1a. Lyon county. Kaa.
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The Kansas City journal of Com

The Kansas City journal of Com
meFce says:
GGOldsmith Maid will not trot until
p. m. on Wednesday. Barnum's show
will open At II .. m. on that day, and
close In season to allow his visitors 30
reach the Fair grounds to see the grand
trotting. There will Therefore be no
FLASHING between the two shows"
Now, of course, we don't advise
any of the human family 10 go to .
show. We went to one 81 years
ago. It was . good show, and we
enjoyed ourselE But If any evil
disposed excursionist wants to 60
and see Barnum's show, that's none
Of our business. That is no reason
why we should refuse to sell him
or her, - the case may be-one Of
our cheap tickets. Not ct all. 1t ID
our mission to make the people
happy. That's what we are here
for. That's what The EMPeRIA
News is Published for.
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"vyhas Are You GIv,nx I1sss,

- $3.50 ~AO AO& 1VaAS S6FSk
We are giving you the cheapest
and most desirable excursion ever
offered You. You can have just As
much fun and enjoyment &c those
who went 20 Cleveland or Colorado
ALI for three dollars. "Hardpan"
Cheap" and "bOttom prices" and
all that sort Of thing are ''distanced"
by our 'EAPoRIA News" excursion
rates. If yen want to 60 to Kansas
City and back any other time, IL
costs you $12.7O. We take you, and
let you have all the time you vote
to have between two sun rises. for
$3--lsss than one fourth ordinary
fare. We throw In the Emporis
News year IL you want TO pat up
81: What we are after, principally,
is q treat for old friends and new
enes. We don't care Q continental
what 1t costs. II our public is made
happy that's ell We want. This lie
one of our things, you know. This
is our 21st year in old EmpOEia, and
we feel like doing something
spreading ont, so TO speak. Shake,
and buy one Of our tickets. Mr..
White says we can have ali the cars
we need. He knows. Tom Ander-
son will write q poem about The
EMPoRIA News excursion. Topeka
and Lawrence, and 9 few other
small towns, are talking about GO
ing TO the Kansas City Fair. When
they see the Emporia excursion
train they will wish they had never
been born. This is NO mere "chin
music" We deal with the facts.
It's tickets have already been en-
Oarod
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bought her witness claim and handed
Ar. Randolph ten dollars TO pay her
for it when she signed the transfer.
That was ali the money saw. Have
seen no fqoar In the Office tor weeks
she said that she wanted liquor that she
had had none that afternoonS that
Sedgwick had been furnishing her wine
and did not like her to have wisky-
Buck was there about half an hour.
w. A. Randolph: Have heard Cal.
HuttOn's statement; did not know she
was there till came to the office. She
asked me how about the trial. 1 told
her IL the jury believed her statement
they would convict him. She said she
did not want that that her statement
before the jury was false, and IL she
could she wanted to cOrrei.t it; that It
was all put mp job; that Medaris had
not told her he had got away with
Lutz.
l told her she could make state
ment TO that effect and be sworn to it,
and / sat down aud wrote the state.
ment presented. read IL all oyer to
her and she signed 1t, and was sworn
to 1t about ii O'Clock. She said that &c
she made that statement they would
have her arrested for perjury, and that
she wanted to go to Short creek that
she had no money; that she wanted
dfty dollars. l told her did not have
IL. ] did hold out the idea that may be
could get pay for IL. bat this was af-
ter she told me that this was Q put up
Job. did not give her cent 60 swea :
20 iC, and there was no money paid ex-
cept 80 that Mr.. Buck had lett to pay
for her witness claim. There was no
liquor there. never drink. She was
net under the influence of liquor. She
desired me to order = carriage for her,
and l did so In the morning.
The statement made by her was tree
and voluntary. did not send for her,
nor did know she was coming to my
ONCE. held out at first the idea that
she might be paid IL she signed the pa
per, from the tact that We desired C
have her retrace her false statements
and because 1 thought others had pre-
cured her false testimony. did not
howe yer, offer any thing As an. induce.
Concluded on third paEe1
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Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
September It'll, 1877. at the hour OF IL O'Clock
p. m, at the once Of W. A. Randolph, in EN-
poria. Lyon county, Kansas.
SEAL CHARLES H. CARSWELL.
Notary Public, Lyon Co., State of Kansas
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THE DECEASED.

The deceased was young man OF most
excellent character; quiet, intelligent,
unassuming. He won the love and es-
TEEN Of all with whom he became ac-
quainted. and so far ~ known, had no en-
emies. His department was such that he
was pointed out as one worthy OF imIta-
ton.
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TNHEkE will be petition presented to the
L Board Of County Commissioners of Lyon
county, Kansas, at their meeting At the court
house. in said county, On Monday. October
LIST. A. ID. le7z. pray ing for the vacation of SO
much OF the existing county road as lies be-
tween sections Ia four and l9l nine, town
ship ti9l nineteen, range M eleven east in
said county. And, also, to establish q coun-
ty road 1901 sixty feet in width on the line be-
tween the north half of the northwest quar-
ter Of section l9l nine, township ll9l nine:
re range eleven, an9 the nortn 70, na i OF
said township and range; and in said county I;
said last mentioned road to be established
equally ON both sides OF said line, or unequal
1y, or all on one side of said line, according to
the judgment of the viewers to be appointed
by the said Board OF County Commissioners.
S7-at p. Il. PLUMB,
Principal petitioner.
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SheriR's Sale.

District Court, Fifth Judicial District, Lyon
County, Kansas.
TIE EHP0RIA MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION,
C..
JOwN W. MORRIS, ct al.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
~ the District court OF Lyon county. IN me
18th day OF October, 1877, at 10 80 O'Clock q. m
at the front door of the court h0use in the
city of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described real es-
tate. to-Wit: Lots No. eleven f1ll and thir-
teen isl, on Merchants street, in the city OF
EmpOria, Lyon county, Kansas.
Said real estate will be sold as the property
Of the defendants, John W. Morris, OF a., to
satisfy said order of sale.
Sheriff. Office, September 18th, 1877.
HIRAM CONNER. Sheriff
37-5t Lyon county, Kansas.
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his ahead; the lower one done by one
blow; q blow from the fst may have
caused that In forehead; have my doubts
about that stone making lower wound;
don't know that il could be made with lt;
1t might be made with corner Of axe; de-
ceased died from effects OF these wounds;
some blood had run out .oe right ear; no
muscular movement after / saw him.
Cross exHmIned.-WOund back Of ear
Ss< inches long; was straight and not zig
gag; IL done with an axe It must have
been done In mont; some Of the wounds
incised, especially the lover one; that one
. combination OF incised and lacerated;
face much swollen, especially lefE eye;
think lower wound on face might have
been made with axe handle; muscles Of
person being relaxed; blows such a.
deceased received may have caused the
bruised place on forehead II 1t came IN
contact with the plank; don't hardly
think such . fracture could have been
made with such . stone; the fracture Of
the skull may have been; had general
paralysis OF muscles when I got there.
VIM. r. Safer testified In substances
that he lives about . quarter OF . mile
from where the murder took place, that
he saw deceased that day - he started
back from town; saw defendant about
.. m. and told him Return had come back;
saw defendant next - he came 70 his
house about 10 o'clock p. m; he said some
thiag was the matter with Return-he
thought he was dying; called the fAni-
~ up; they reached the place before did
Previous to that night heard defendant
say he could do all there was 70 DO mp
there, had only one team, and had no use
for Lutz; think the defendant said some
thing about blood on his neck before he
started.
Albert Safer, Charles e. Safer, H c.
Anderson and Jesse Mann, testified ~ 70
the conditiona and position q Lutx when
they got there; that he was lying on
boards, :One end Of which was On the
door steps and the other on bench; that
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Sheri6es Sale.
District Court Fifth Judicial District, Lyon
County, Kansas:


Louisa B. Hull v. B. f. Hull
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of
the District Court of Lyon County, In the
above entitled cause, l will on Monday the
18th day OF October, 1877, at 10 O'Clock q m,
at the front door of the Court house, in the city
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following desc ribed real estate.
to-Wit:
Beginning 13k rods east of the southwest
corner of the northeast quarter of section 10,
township 20 range Ia Lyon county, Kansa !;
thence uorth 90 rods and IL links; thence east
10 rods; thence south g rods and II links !;
thence west l6 q rods to place OF beginning,
containing three acres more or less. Said
real estate Will be sold as the property of b.
T. Hull to satisfy said order of sale,
Sheri6's office, Sept. 18th, 1877.
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff,
Syst Lyon Co., Kansas.