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TNerktr Gl9HEs
THURSDAY, NAY ., 1873.
BE FAIR.

A late number OF the Leaven- 9Th TiH'ss
pretcnds - quote nom tee spg.-.. "A .ilch il
Says was made some years ago by Gov. An
heard OF the speech before. but any reader
with grain OF sense can readily SCI. tiiai the
quotations are Sentences CARRIED out o! their
CONNECTIONS, and thus made TO convey S-nl-
ments which neither Governor Anthony nor
any other sensible man ever entertained
A6ilene Gd5efie.
The TIMES published the extracts from
Geo rs speech ana stated at the time
that We were unable To procure the Whole
speech. There are two printed copies oil mat
speech in existence. One in Medina, Ia the
hands of Geo. T. friend, who declines 10
let il pass cut of his lands, and the other,
Geo. 4. has in Lsav'snwoIth.-Le0Ut1
Times.
Ifthere are but two copies of the speech in
existence, and the TIMES possesses neither oi
them, where were the CARRIED extracts OBJ
tanned: he fair.-AtiIeae Gazctie.
HE TINES simply stated that there were
twocopies OF that speech in existence. There
may be other copies about which We have no
knowledge. The extracts were taken IRON
criticism OF the speech by a Miss Hedley'
one Of the most talented and highly cul-
tured ladies in Western New York, pup
lished in the Tribune, of Medina, New lork'
April Il, 1862 Immediately after the de-
livery of the speech by Geo. i. and II Inc
quotations had not fairly represented The
sentiments expressed by him, he would GER
tainly have contradicted them at The tiIne
but instead Of so doing he replied to The
lady's letter, and defended the position hi
had taken The original copy Of the Irdb
lne of that date is IN our possession. W.
80 stated in our issue Of the l1th inst. II
fairness then we ask you why say gar
beled?n If the editor OF the GGscttc woui'
'.be fair" or intends TO ''be fair let hin
write to Geo. T. and ask him ii the ex
tracts are true in word and spirit. In
columns of the old Bulletin and kdnsc
Farmer prove it, and Geo. I. will neve
DENY IT. "Be fair"
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LOPP lT OFF.

The New.York Tribune has come to the
sensible conclusion that . VERY large, pro-
portion of die money spent by Congress in
printing "Public Documents" i s more than
wasted, and in regard to the cumbersome
and useless agricultural reports, the Tribune
says:
While the Senate was feeling around for
some arguments 10 justify itself in defeating
the sensible amendment of the Printing
Committee TO reduce the size OF the Agricul
tural Report 10y 100 pages and the number
published by IoO,Ooo copies. Mr.. Sargent made
the telling point that in addition to the enor-
nous expense Tor printing and binding
which these oyergrown editions OF bulky vol
umes We're constantly saddling ON the coun-
try. the railroad mail service, which is paid
for according 10 the weight of mail matter
carried, was al the same time very material
Iy increased. Year after year the receipts of
the Post-ofice Department keep fall
ling behind the expenditures, and
year after year Congress, by its
liberal printing and diffusion of worthless
documents, helps TO keep up this ruinous
amount OF outlay for postal service. i;y the
decision ofthe Senate in regard to this single
document, the mails will be bur,iened with
at least one hundred tons OF dead matter, and
the same proportion holds with all the rest
II the farmers OF the country derived any
practical benefit from these sloppy treatises,
which they are taxed To pay for, there would
he some excuse for this extravaganza. But
very small percentage of them ever see the
book, and there is more instruction in the
agricultural columns Of the Wtekiy Tribune
every year than has been published by the
Agricultural Department during the entire
period Of its existence. From every point of
view, tins public Printing is an enormous
sink Of public money. 1t costs the people of
the country between 5000 and 5000 every
day. Is there any citizen so guileiess as TO
believe that il is worth that amount O.
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BISNA ysCk.

Although Prince Bismarck is by no mean:
aged for statesman, already he feels that
the pressure OF public business has become
too severe upon mind and body. 1t is No
light work for one man, no matter how great
the outside talent at his service, if he IT.
quire it, 10 govern the German Empire
comprising several Kingdoms and principal
tiles, with a population now close upon
43,Oo0,O00. The Ii OF over-work of the
mind, as the swor. Ttwears the sheath, l.
evident in the i'm. sasing weakness al the
body, and from both causes comes the ne
cessity to retire every now and slen into the
country away from public affairs. But
quiet 10 quick bosoms is a bane, and one
effect of his responsibility as aPublic Officer
OF the Empire is TO rush back TO business al
brief intervals before the good effects OF his
rest can be realized.
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AREaN=kS CITY.

rho ,y.,,,, Valley 70 Mn
'ieil0e i'i :" -,
field, Douglas augusta ana l1idorato' ahu
thence back to this place.
The appearanee Of the wheat at the pres
- f,J;c,,.s borr,;;,r b.-ras, This
,IIv ,r,,, ~ the hn,to,, land. and
,nnob ~ the nnIsnd i hut little inferior in
nnne.rsnce From Arkansas Civ 10 III.
81 distance Of nearly s;xtv mile,
The travelled ron,e /. mostly in the Walnut
VaiIav bottom and a ore,rer mart Of the
way on e;tbe, side Of the road wer. seen
Seids Of xb.aI Of
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DON'T do IF,

The Repgbic, magazine, Oh Washington,
ba. resumed the publication OF Its weekly
campaign sheets. The Republic has doubt
les done much good service in the Repub-
Tcan cause, but it must bear in mind the
fact that the Republican party Of the tni-
ted States is no longer yoked TO the golden
iuggernaut Of the bond holders. We can
no longer conquer by tina; sign, and # the
RepuJlic docs not desire TO do the cause
which it processes TO advocate more harm
than good, it will leave out all its resumr-
ton and contraction documents. We say
to the Republic, not as our opinion, but as
4 matter OF fact that the people OF the
United States are not in sympathy with
the sentiments expressed in Its article OF
the 9th inst. headed Resumption or Re-
peal, Which ?" They are opposed to amy
policy that tends toward a contraction OF
the currency; they are opposed to the with
drawal Of the greenback from circulation
they are opposed TO National Bank
notes in toto, and are in favor
Of abolishing all such currency
and substituting for il the National Treas
ury note. There is radical and irreeon-
cilable difference between the people and
the bond-holders upen this question, there
is no other vital Issue at present before the
people, and upon one side or other OF tins
issue the Republican Party must array IT.
self Ii ii places itself abreast with public
sentiment and in sympathy with the people
squarely and unequivocally, it can recover
its lost ground. and elect majority Of TN
members of Congress this Fall, but IL 1t at
tennis 10 shoulder contraction, Nationl
Banks, and the destruction Of greenbacks
our minority wiE be greater in the mex
House than it is in the present
II the EspuLie is in fave
OF the latter policy, and yet desires the sue
cess OF the Republican party, the best thin
| it can DO is to discontinue its weekly issue
: and its monthly issues also-till after III
: Fall elections. The people are in earnes
e in this matter; they propose to put IN On
a to the policy of contraction, and Of war o
e the greeebadz, and the sooner our hare
money friends of the east get their eyes OF
q en- to this fact, the better it will be fo
: them and for the party. There was tim
n when the name OF the Republican part
was a tower of strength, sufficient TO insur
e victory upo. any platform; but that time
r past, and If We would have the votes OF III
: people now, We must place ourselves uro
the side OF the people.
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nTHIfC NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN,
4 iuat under and BY virtue OF an eXtcu-
tIrn .-,tl. Il on "a Judgment rendered in an ac-
lion m ne hiStlrt tuUTJ in the county of
LfayruISrrtn, IN The s>t,t" o. Kansas, where
IN tieprgr = Woodward ~ Assignee Of tn. es-
ttts. ia IhSsi veu"y Of the Kansas Insurance
Company was P.ttutih, and John DOJer AID
otHtT~ were T. uds.uts, To me directed and
delivered, iWt4l Cu Monica Y the twenty fourth
DAY al June, \. u. l>1S, at 10 O'Clock 4. VI, 81
that day, at IN. SOuIu font door of III. Court
al ru~e ~ the city of LraVenworth, In the
County oil LsaveUwOrth, IN the State at Kan
SIS OIIer al Pubiic sale and sell To the highest
bidder, fOTctSh in hand, the following deS-
cribet tracts al land, situate, lying and being
in the County of Le3tysnwOTtb, in the Stat.
OF Kansas, namely: Lots numter twenty
three ~ ana twenty oar l2b, IN block num-
Der tWenty-inur e. III the ely Of Ieaven-
worth proper. Pc. LOWE
SheTG of Leavcuworth County Kansas.
g. THoLES, Attorney for Haberlrins,
D.feuuaufs
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OCH, HONE, WIDOW NcCOLLES'

Mrs. McCollester, Of Iowa, will not - in
to the divorce business any more, should
she re-marry. She and McCollester lived
unhappily. lie sued Tor divorce. Divorce
suIt dragged its slow length in the Iowa
courts. Pending suit, they made love Ia
each other. Made up. Lived together
Forgot the suit. lie died. She claimed
property. Found that proceedings had
not been stopped. Suit had gone on OF IT.
self like the Drchman's famous cork leg
immortalized in the old song. Mrs. Nc
Collester, not b,ilg the legal widow of Nc.
Collester, dsocased, not only mourns the
loss of McCollester himself, but Of the
estate she had hoped TO remember him by,
And She l. much disguised.
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shsrins Sale No. IS.

nUBIIC NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN.
That under and by virtue Of AN eX.cu-
lion Issued ON a Juds mt rendered IE AN
ton IN the District Court, in the County Of
Leavenwortb, in the state OF Kansas, WHERE
in, Martin Il. BrUwulee WAS Plaintiff, and
q, org- W. Lash ami others We're Defendants,
to me direct cd and delivered, | will, ON Mon
day, the frs day Of July, II d., ls5s, III ten
O'Clock \. NJ, ct that day, at the south Hont
door Of the court House, In the city ct La.av-
enwOrfh, in the County OF LsavenwOrth, IN
the stat OF Kansas, offer at public sale and
sell To- the highest bidder, for cash in hand, ,
the f1IlpRIng described tract of band, Situss.-,
lying and being in the County of LeaVcn-
worth IN the stale Of Kansas, namely:
The south hall y y, of the northeast quarter
r. D, of section number fourteen 40, in town
ship humber eleven IN, SDi rrnge number
twenty IN containing eighty 80 acres, more
or less, with the buildings .reon, and all
the northumberland appertenanc.s there
unto belonging or in anywlse app.rtainlng.
Dated this ;gth day of May, \. D., ISIS.
i. 81: LOWE. Sheriff.
Gro. J. BARKER, Attorney for PA ntln.
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DUBLIC NOTICE L. HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by ViTIue of an exc
cution issued on "A Judgment rendered in an
action in the District Court, in the County ~
Leavenworth, IN the State ot Kansas, where
In William WuIfekunler was Plaintiff, and
Michael McIabe and Others were Defendants,
day, the 2ith day OF June, A. D.. l>sS, AT ten
O'Clock A. NJ, ct that day, at the south front
door of the court House, IN the city ut IeaV-
enwOTIh, in the County OF LeaVeuwOTth, IN
the STATE Of Kansas, OTTER at pub ic sale, aud
sell to the highest bidder. tor cash ia mani,
the following described tract at hand, si;uat 9.
lying anu being in the County oi LTi,vsu-
worth, IN the state of Kansas, namely The
southeast quarter Of section number tw" ~,
township eleven (lI), of range twenty
CD.
Dated this 2Si day of May, ISIS.
L. q. Low f., Sheriff.
G. THoLEN Attorney for PInintir
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RATHER THIN,

The New York Herald of Friday and
Saturday has long articles, under sensa-
tional headings, in regard to another big
Plymouth church misunderstanding the
superintendent of Plymouth Bethel with
the ruin of one Of the young ladies of the
society. The story is told with all the
usual embellishments, but the letters upon
which the charge is based contain nothing
but what might with propriety be written
by any minister to member OF his congre,
CATION. The story may be all true but the
evidence which the Herald has thus far
brought forward falls very far short Of prov
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Sheriff. Sale No. IS.

nUBLIC NOTICE. Il HEREBY GIVEN
III That under and by virtue OF AN execution
issued Judgment rendered IN
an action in the District G. urt IN
The county 81 LeaverwoTth, in the
state at Kansas, wherein Frederick ID ger
WAS PigiutIii and Elizabeth i.euChley q al
were DrfcudIEt>, To me directed and
delivered, / viii ON Monday, the twenty
fourth day Of June, a. d., ISIS, at ten o'clock
\ NJ, OF that DAY. at tia. south fTOut door of
the court House IN the Cityo LeHNrnwoTth,
Ia the County Of LesVenwOrth, in the STATE
of Kansas. offer at Pub. ic SJ!c and sell To- TIE
highest 1tdd'r for cash in hand, the follow
iug described tract of land situate, lying ana
being IN the County of LeaVrnwOTth, in the
State OF Kansas, namely. Lot numtlcr thir-
ty-hVe, 80. IN block number four a., ia Min
ubdIyI-IOu OF The city OF Leayenworth, Kan
sas.
i. q LOWE,
ShariTof Leave worth county Kansas.
& TIDLEN. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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SheriTS 6 ale No. 81.

nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue of tax
warrant issued by the Treasurer OF the Coun-
IL Of Ieavenworth, in the State OF Kansas, to-
me directed and delivered, will, on Monday,
the third day o. June, 1873, at eleven O'Clock
a. NJ, Of that day. at Ihe 'ias Works, on
block number eighty-nNe (s5l, in Leaven-
worth city proper, offer for sale at public
sale. and sell To the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following described personal
property, to-wit: Two ~ Street Railroad
ears, and a quantity of Iron. Fixtures. etc,
herewith. said property has been levieti
upon ~ the property of the Leavenworth
Street Car Company, and is To be sold 10 pay
the personal property tax of ls71.
Dated this sd day of May, ISIS.
PC. LOWE,
Sheriff of Ieayenworth County Kansas.
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NEW PAPER.

No. ] OF vol Of the Clifton journal Is at
hand. 1t is well edited, well printed, and
deserves to succeed. The journal is owned
and edited by u. A. Beckwith, recently con-
nectes with The TINES as travelling agent,
lie is ready writer, has had considerable
newspaper experience, and can lie relied
upon TO give the readers Of the journal =
firsi-class naper.
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.URfIC NOTI-E Is HFHFfY GIVEN

DURiIC NOTI~E IL HEREBY GIVEN
II That unIsr s.nd by virtue of "a Judgment
rendered in the District Court in tn. County
oi L.avenwOrth, IN the stat" OF Kansas, IN AN
action " herein S"s.Ih H"uTy i flsintin.
and James Wilson and others are Defend
ants, and of AN execution i~SI'd on said Judg-
,nent, To me directed and delivered, Will, on
Monday, the tenth day Of jun, a. d., ls7s, at
two o'cIDck T. 81, Of that day, at the south
front door OF the tpCrf HOu>", In the City of
L-aveuwoTth III tho county OF LeavenwOrth.
In the state Of kan~ts, ufirr at Public Sale,
and sell to the hi .h.~f bUi'ier for cash m hand
th, following desert D-d tTsct Of land, situats,
lying and icing IN tue county Of Lesven-
wort "a IN the state Of kduSas, namely: lot num-
Der three 81 Ia block 'B' ia I-ait:.'s sdditi
To the civ pf LeavenwOrtb, the same being
otherwise described being lot mum
Der three 49, Of Latta's subdivision Of
block b. ia said addition except nine feet
of 81 the south SIde, and thirty hit and one
half feet Off Oi tine north side of said lot.
Iasted this stu day Of May, A, u. ls5S.
4. e.. LON r.,
sheriff Of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas.
CLoJGH & WHEAT,
Attorneys for John VI. Cooper.
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Have Gone Back on Their own Ar.
Management.
TIntcr-Dcean, "a,

Tie Democracy should constantly re-
memttr that the electoral tribunal which
seated President Hayes was Democratic
scheme passed by Democratic votes, srd
ceivsd from Republicans. The party goes
back on its record and stultifes Itself in
the estimation Of honorable men. That
the party leader we're disappointed in the
result is no doubt true, but this will not
help them out Of the ,reachcrou- qur-rrire
into which they have willingly been driy' n
BY few ambitious and unprincipled lead
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MADISON THE SANrA FE.

Our Subscribers on the Santa Re road
md its branches will confer .. favor upon
us by notifying us OF every failure TO re-
oeive The TINES as promptly rs other Mis-
souri, River dailies are received, since the
mails are now 80 arranged that our papers
ought 10 go through promptly, eUay day.
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nURLIC NOTICE u HEREBY CIV IN,
Thai under and by virtue of an execution
issued sGt Of the District Court, in the County
OF Leay en- worth, in The state Of Kansas, in
an action wherein KGth A. lHgle is plaintiff
and John Ashton and Joseph Ashton are de-
PENDANTS. 70 me directed and delivered, ! will
OIIMondsy, the Eth day OfJuue, A ID. ls7-, at
eleven O'Clock a. NJ, OF said day, AT the south
font door o. the Court House, In the City 81
LetvenwOrth. In the county Of BeayenWOTthr
in the state OF Kansas, offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder tor
cash IN hand, the following described tract Oi
land situate. wing and being IN the County
of I>.syenwortn in the stale of Kansas,
namely: 1hO-e parts Of lots number two
and tiIIee L. ana g., in block number twenty
f,yn - In af'si'S Addition To Iesv-uwoTth
Cifv. IN the County of I.sayenwOTth and
800, Of Kansas. IO-WIt: Commencing at "a
r.1if,r eighty $50. feet east 81 the northwest
s,4Tft..- 81 ssl.I block tgrI.fs two 90 N said
al .ifion. theme SCUM on e line parallel with
me east ir., o.; lsrO4a a-ss s-T,-J IN sad city.
-. ufv-eigst - let. thence east parallel
WIIh NJ south line. Of Oak stre-t.in said city,
aDriv % feet. thence north parallel with the
east line Of said broadway street, seventy
-. f.t fherra west along the
snT,fh line Of oak street. forty 10 feet. To
the piar. Of beginning said property
mas ben Ievie,s~ -on and - 20 be sol lie
nfotserfy - JOhT L~nJOn-
Dated TINS Istn G1y Of May. \. d. 1878.
Il. q. LOWE
Sheriff Of LeayenwOrth County, KanSas.
Il7ci,r I.aker and Themes r. Fenion, A'tor-
u.--- for l.s-E =. luZ-e.
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THE TOR OF GEN. SHERMAN.
The Washington Pos, about week ago,
gave diagrams of the heads of some fifteen
or twenty prominent men. taken by ''con-
formator"-the great big wooden concern
that the halter squeeses down on to your
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Legal.
Publication Notice.

te d tAILNGHAN and othe.S UnkuOWn
AZ al. i i'i g'''r>on> having or claiming AN
Interest therein, will taxi notice that u e
Board Ui county Con- iul>sICner~, Of I.raven-
worth county Kansas, has cOnifu.nced an
ACTON IN the District CSuTt. OF said county
against them. S.d lots numbered eleven on,
sNelNr III, aud fifteen (lJ), in block five 10,
IN 'lafk and Rees' addition 20 the city tI
LFsNtn WORTH, IN the COuuty OF LeaNenWorth
and STATE of Kansas, to subject said lots to
NE inr The delinquent taxes, interes, and
/ penalties thereon. as follows:
| ENUlEIT sAH-IDr IL
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one third the population Of Kansas is now
south and west of EmPoria. j. it absolute
ly necessary that our Governors, Senator'S,
and Supreme Judges should all come from
Atchison and Leayenworth?
Excuse the length Of this.
kACEESSACK.
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George r.
Esprit Of Kansas.

A farmer l wculd never be.
says our sleek Geo. T. Anthony;
Ii bows one down continually,
And makes Tim feel 30 disInAlIy.
All, sure 'twonid never do for me
To shovel dirt, clean piggery;
,rwOuld be below my dignity.
So fror1 the farm III surely nee,
And do the work that brings money,
And by my wfts live merrily,
And get . good 1T aAlary.
An thatS The GEAb. aay1 our Geo. +.
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II T.
That under and by virtue OF the judy-
ment rendered in the District Court, OF th.
County Of Leavenworth, in the state Of Kan
-aS, In an action wherein John sass was
Plaintiff, and Charles Winter was Defendant,
and Of general execution issued ON said
judgment, To me directed and delivered, 1
viii on Monday, the third day of June, A.
D., 'sss, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, of said day,
al the south front door of the Court House, In
the city of LeavenwOrth, in the County Of
Leaveu worth, and state OF Kansas, offer al
public sale and sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described tracts
Of land, situate, lying and being In thStoun-
~ Of DeayeBwOrth and state Of Kansas
namely Lots number Thirteen u, and four
teen 40, fifteen 49, and sixteen tiS, In block
number thirty-tnre. 81. and lot number thiE-
ty-One 81, In block. numbrrt hirty -twO'2l,lH
L.avenwDTth city proper. ssud property
has been levied upon, and j. % be sold as the
pTo,srty Of the above named defendant.
Dated this Zud dag OF May, ISIS.
r. q. LOWE,
sheriff Of LeayenwOrth County, Kansas.
II. T. GREEN, Attorney for Plaintiff
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worth n Million of Votes tn tbe Re
publican Party.
tInter-ocean, ~

libtri-bCGahH1 81
Potter is worth a million ye.SS= 10 the
Republican party. Give him room ans he
viii dig the Democratic grave desp and
wide enough to forever hide it from sight
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SOUTHERN RANSAS.
Flasser;ng Prospects oS a WSades6Ml
Wheat Harvest.

Wheat Harvest.
WICHITA, KAN, May ., 1878.
EDITOR TINES: have jus; returned from
a trip through Sedgwick, Sumner, Cowley,
and Butler counties, and thinking your nu-
merous readers would be glad to learn of
the prospects for the whea; crop, hive
thought best to give You the results of my
observations. Our trip embraced q circle
of two hundred miles circumference, having
travelled from this city to Wellington and
Caldwell, and thence east on the four-mile
strip 10 Sor:h Haven and
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, md SIN r,sy are NOT rTappy

The DEMOCRATIC papers are beginning 10
r.alize the fact that Grant will be the II. II
Republican candidate for President. They
are not very happy over it, either.
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DrgIIc NOTICE - HEREBY CINE,

sheriff Of LeayenwOrth County, Kansas.
II. I. GREES. AttOrnry for PlaintlM.
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Prairie Farmer, %.

Broom corn is being exported from the
West to foreign markets. y Cincinnati
firm has just filled an order Tor broom corn
from an important European house. which
it is believed will lead to further trausac-
tions with foreign dealers.