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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-11

TIE July number OF the WEsrEES HONE
STEAD IL the best one ever issued livery
farmer in Kansas Ought 10 take IL send a
dollar and try It, and you VIII say before
you ever made. Every number contains vai-
liable information worth far more than a
years subscription The horticultural de-
partTaent is hereafter 70 be under charge OF
DIR. w. NJ. HowSley, one of the most dIstin-
cuished horticulturisiS ii the West. Address
w. =. EarkS. l.elEenWUrtn.
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BEEF STEERS-3L.c; cows, &c.
NEAL-S1z9i; steady.
MUTTON-S149S1xc.
HoGs-2114d2t.c.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

GOLD-Steady 81 COZ.
CARRYING RATES. per cent.
BORROWING RATES to and HAT.
SILVER BARS-Sl O5ta-
CURRENCY-sl lI5s; gold and silver coin,
5.9la discount.
GovERNMENTS-Firm.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Jicnerally strong
STATE SECURITIES-Dull-
Secretary Sherman was interN iewed tod Y
and said: "With gold al : of per cent re-
sumption is practically accomplished: do
not think Government order for rcsump-
ton will be necessary next year, as | peilcNc
that before that day "a fixed resumption viii
have been brought about by natural causes"
SroCKS-The market was buOyant and
higher, and in final dealings the best price \
of the day We're made. ami in "a few eases the
figures attained were the highest OF the year.
MONEY U2.
MERCANTILE PAPER-Prime, 81 GsIl Oi.
CUsToMS-Receipts, ss6i i,Up. In. Assistant
Treasurer disbursed s51I 90.
CLEA ISGs-sli i,UOU1.
Missouri Us, sl t3it
STERLING-SiXiy days, 81 sBIa sight 81 S6I$.
CoUrONS-lssl, I'll o. ; do ls6,, new, ii ~
do ls67, 81 % lsGS 81 u. new u, :! "a .; new
i.>, registered, 81 o. s,Ie>, coupons, - % -
! OiI2; lU-Os, registered, 81 "; coupons, 81 20,
currency 6S, 81 2U'-.
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The Centaur IinimentS are of two
kinds. The White is for the human fami-
ly the Yeiioss is for horses, sheep and 9TH
er animals. Testimonials of the effects pro-
duced by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured OF any druggist, sent by mail from
the Office of The CESrAUE COMPANY, 10 Dey
Street, New York City. janlO-wlyr
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COT MY CL.Iisk'~ OFFICE,
LEAVF NwoI.TH, kA-.- IutyIH- l>sN.
STATE or KANSAS.
LENvFNwuI.rii, Cos Ny
NOTICE. i hereby given, that at q regular
tNmrctlug OI the EDHIN Of county C,utm iS-
>iuutrs, U,-uu and Il.,G 1t lIs q ,ugt House.
IA the city Ui IcaN'HwUTtH, IN sHJI t'Huty
ami STATE, on the first day DI july \. - IN.S,
J. b p. JolN ,T and others uI ltSiDu, township,
nOuss holders 81 -.tgd CDuuty, presented ami
tiIvi "a petition asking SAID Eu.gId Ut tpmIuis-
SIou'r~ tur The agI gIUIututul Oi Viewers tp
view, survey ami .urs'" Iuud Ia said town
ship, commencing TI q point ON the west side
of bIs stranger creek, Ou the Font LraN'u
worth and Mary >yIlIC IUaG, IN the southwest
quarter, OI section q, township s, range -
abC ut - gods east OF the range Inc; Thence,
iUl OwIEg tho bank "f said creek, as near "a.
pTactIcabIr; thence through the northwest
quarter, 81 srclIOu =, township 5, range -
tErucs through the southwest quarter, al
section ., tuwushIps $, range II f; thence int"
the southeast quarter, Of same section aud
range, ami inIvTs,ct the Atch.sOn AMI Ton
.anONIr road.
The prayer IL the petitioners was granted,
and IL 4. Roach, Peasant IhornhufEh aud
". 4. Marvin were appointed Viewers, i"
meet at the house OF j. /. tOlyvr, near M1H-
VILE, IN Eiston township, ON The 'th dHy "i
August is1S, AT ten O'Clock, "a. n or IN cs'. "t
failure to meet on the day designated, then
ON the following day. aud proceed tn view
SaiI road, and give Ju all parties concerned a
hearing.
By order of the EIaui.
]. v. NIEHAUS, County C!tIk.
by O. BIFFEN u,i-r- buPuiy-
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REPUBLICAN CONGREsSIONAL
CONVENTION, Id DISTRICT.

A delegate convention of the Republicans
OF the Second Congressional District Of
Kansas will be held at Garnett, Kansas, on
Wednesday, Aug. 9TH lS1s, at O'Clock p. N
for the purpose OF nominating a candidate
for Congress and transacting such other
business may come before the conEen-
ton.
Said Convention shall consist OF the follow
ing number of delegates from the several
counties in the district, viz:
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

FLOUR-Firmer but not quotably higher.
WHEAT-StrOng, higher and active; No
2, spring, sc; No. 3, SIC.
Constructive, nrm and higher. SOC.
OATs-Frmer but not quotably higher;
2i4c.
kYE-Fairly active:and shade higher 4sI.,
BARLEY-StroDger; ~.
PoRK-Steady and in fair demand; 50 251
go.
6 s7L..
BULK MEA1s-Steady and unchanged.
w WHIsKY-NOminally unchanged ~ O6.
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1t is recommended that county conven-
tions for the purpose OF electing delegates 10
the convention herein called be held ON Sat
urday, the Sd day of Aug, ISIS, al such hour
as may be designated by the Central Com
mittee of each county. Also that one alter
nate be elected for each delegate.
J.. STILLwELL, Chairman,
WM. ii. CLARK, Secretary.
Cianute, July G, ls.S.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 10


FLoUR-Firm; supeIiine - 1913 -; com.
mon TO good, - yO9i 30; good To choice, IL a
a. s5; white wheat extra, 9 sUd6 81; ST
Louis So yOy7 90.
WHEAT-White. active and a shade higher
No. =, springs O;gI u; No. !, spring, 81 O6d
", ungraded winter red Western. sI O5t,
Is; No. 1, 81 10.
RYE-Western, 5S9Glc.
BARLEY-NOmInaliy unchanged.
CORN-Active and shade higher
OATS-Quiet and steady mixed W, ,stern
3Ods31sc; white Western, ,S3J3sc.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Quiet and unchanged.
MoLASSEs-DulI.
RICE-Steady.
EGGs-Quiej; Western, IO5slIc.
PoRK-tirm, quiet mess, $40 81 :.
CUT MEATs-Quiet.
MIDDLEs-Long clear, Gc.1
BUrrER-Steady; Western, Ga 2Oc.
CHEEsE-Heayy.
wHISkY-Sl O7ly.
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Publication Notice.

ID D.CAI.LAGHAN" sand Others unknown
pGsl anu all persons having, or claiming an
Interest therein, will take notice that the
Board OF County Commissioners, of Ieaven-
worth County. Kansas, has commenced an
action in the District Court, Of said county,
against them, and lots numbered eleven QD,
twelve (i2), and fifteen u.s.. in block five (5), In
Clark and Rees' addition TO the City OF Iseav-
enworth, in the County of Leavenworth, and
State OF Kansas, to subject said lots to sale for
the delinquent taxes, interest and penalties
thereon, as follows:
A
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The event causing most excitement recent.
ly in New Orleans has been the great succes :
attendant upon the the purchase of a single
ticket in the June drawing Of the louisiana
Lottery Company. by Mr. W. ;. Campbell, a
coal dealer, OF No. -, Carondale street, we'll
known there, yield ng "A return, paid lmme-
diaiely, OF Sll1OUO II cash. Who VIII be the
next? For Information address NJ. \. DIu-
phin, L. .. Box, 6y2. New Orleans.
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K.c, PRODUCE MARKET.

WHEAr-Active; No. !, sDc; No. 2, 721 &c
No. ), 1Vc No. 4, nominal: rejected, C.
CORN-Active; No. 2.mixed, q; NO.2 white
mixed, JDc; rejected white mixed, 2Jc; re-
jected, .5c.
OATs-Nominal.
RYE-NominaI.
BARLEY-SOminal.
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IE,yENwoErH, kAs, July 10Th is5S.
STATE OF KANSAS,
LFANESWOE1H JOUNIN.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at a regular
AZ meeting OF the EDarl OF county ComnI--
siOucrs, begun and held at the Court HOUSE,
IN the city of IeaVenwOrth, IN said County
and state, ON the first day OF Juiy n. y I-.s,
Isaac Bowen and others of Reno wH.LI y.
houSehoideTs of said county, presented and
filed petition asking said Board ct t"Hnui =
siOI.ers for the appointment cd Viewers Q"
view. survey and IOcatra road DO sad town
ship, commencing at the southeast corner at
section y, township u, range =. Theme" west
ON the section line, or a. near th'f'i", "S "a
good road can be located, I'tN''u ~r'tiOus
- and 3, 81 and q, to st'r-. rr Ma.n street, al
Or, near the - uthw,St Conner 'i th' town
ship Of Rene.
The prayer of tine p"t.tI'u'r- was granted,
and samuel EOaZ, Edwalt Martin and Mar
TIN Copp, were HppuIu'.d % ~, w'rS, to meet at
the hGuSs. of Isaac Bowen, 10 Reno township
ON the lIih day Of August l>,N. at ten O'Clock
a. M or ln cits. of itl.ur. To uI' u on tn 'l1y
dies igfat.d then ru the following day. and
proceed To vi,.g said rDtd, and give to all
uaftIeS concerned. q hearing.
Ey order at the EnHri.
J. ". NIEHAUS, County t.crl..
Is -. DIErEyuDEF, DIputy.
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all prominent points, To whom a liberal
compensation will he paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made to the Home Office in New orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for fuTth
er information or send orders To
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Notice..

The undersigned is pleased TO solicit the at
tention OF his friends and the public general
ly To his largely increased stock of marble,
consisting OF the best known grades for me
mortal use. Salts faction guaranteed upon
most reasonable terms. +. GERAUGHTY,
2td&w Seneca between ith and 9TH.
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X. c. LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

CArTLE-Receipts, 40; shipments. so !:
steady sales; cows, e. 00g2 is; butchers
steers, 81 Os3 30; stockers, 81 6Je2 80; grass
Texas steers, 81 b.
HoGs-Receipts, 9.2; shipments, 7ss ;opened
higher, sales at s. 2Dc43 80.
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HOUSE AND FARM.

Death to weeds is the motto of every
good farmer.
There are about forty women florists
in the United States.
A farmer should try to grow almos
anything but poor.
-Sduashes yield from fifteen 10 twenty
five tons TO the acre in California.
A large party OF emigrants from Ice
land is expected at Montreal next month
en- route for Manitoba.
In the San Joaquin valley, California
there are 100000 acres in wheat, averag
ing twenty bushels TO the acre.
Every enterprising farmer should make
an experiment station Of his farm, himself
being the director.
The wine makers OF California have ef.
fected a combination for the purpose OF put
ting up the prices OF their goods.
Your farm is your fixed capital; i'm
provements are your investments; and your
crops over the cost-of your production, are
your dividends.
Mari is largely used as a fertilizer in
Mortified, ILL.,, where it is found in large
quaullllts on tIt larLl Ol MI Ilirduu NEIL
nicott, one of the Oldest settlers of the
town.
The largest strawberry farm in the
world is probably that Of John X. Young,
Jr., about two miles from Norfolk, Va.
1t comprises about go acres. The Weld
last year was 1000 quarts to the acre.
-Thirty-seven car loads of clover seed,
which means about 1900 bushels, cost
ing some $4,000, are said to have been
shipped to England and Germany during
March and April, by Mr.. Henry, of Chat
ham Canada
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STATE OF KANSAS.
LEANENwUsrH COUNTY. ~.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at n
~ regular meeting OF the Board OF county
commissioners, begun and held al the Court
house, i'll the tIty OF LeaNenwOTth, IN said
County and state, ON the first day OF July
I>s>, j. L. Colyer ana Others OI Eastern Town
ship, hOu>- holders of said County, presented
ana filed IA petition asking said Beard ot Com
mis>IOucrs Tor the appointment OF Viewers
10 view, survey and locate road IN said
township, commencing at point ON the
we>t ; de of Big stranger trvek, ON the Fort
LcaVenwUrJh and MaTy>NII!c road, On-th-.
south west quarter OF section ., tow uShip =,
range n, about twenty TOIS east OF the range
line; thence, following the bank OF said CTtcs +,
as near as practicable; thence, through the
southwest quarter at section :, township 5,
range Il thence, into the south -tst>t quarter
of same section and range, AMI intsrsCct the
Atchl>on and IOn.auONte road The prayer
OF the peiitIunr> was granted, and IL. L.
Roach, Pheasant lhuTuburgh and ", L. Mar
vIn were appointed Viewers, tO meet at the
house Oi j. r. Colycr, near MIIlSIIls. ia East-
eTu Township, On the >tn day Ot August, So
at ten p'c.uCE, \. N, or III ease OF iaIIuI, lo
me 81 ON the uay designated, then on the {, J.
owing day, aud proceed tO view said Tu.,J, A.,
and give to ali parties concerned, a hearing.
by ur,!-r OF the Board,
]. ". NlEHAN$, County CIer.,
BY O. TEFkSpuEF, Deputy.
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Rank Directors

At an election held on Tuesday, the follow
ing We're elected directors OF the German
Bank, for the ensuing year:
NJ. T.. Clark, IF. Richards,
Braecklein, George II. Hyde,
j. l. Bysrs, Sidney smith,
Martin Smith, ;. Dodsworth,
Charles Peaper.
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81. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET

CATrLE-Butchers' grades, firm and in good
demand; fair To choice, s. 35di %; do. cow,
and heiIers, 81 25a3 60; grass Texas steers
81 OOd3 30 cows, 81 OOd3 %. Receipts, 3,1DJ.
HOGS-Fairly active and a shade Off; York
ers and Baltimores, % s5qi 10; packing, So -
a o. butchers to fancy, sS sOdi 10. Receipts,
2,1U.
EIS
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ST. LOUIS PnODUCE MARKET

HEMP-Unchauged.
FLOUR-Inactive and unchanged.
WHEAT-DTy sample lots, firm and in good
demand grades Slow No. ;, red, 81 .gNis = :;
No. 4, do, sJc.
CoRN-Firmer; So aS}jI &c; latter ON outside
price. =
OATs-Better; 2j92j1ac. -
RYE-Nominal.
WHlsKY-Steady 81 O6.
BUrTER-All grades below best table, pien-
ty; very dull yellow dairy, IIaI5c; fresh yell
low country packed, Sale.
EGGs-Large supply; only local demand !;
guaranteed and candled, saleable, in small,
was 5Iad6c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pretty firm, but only small
lob trade.
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A Good Crop Of Sugar and ~ ruP from
Two Acres.

A Nebraska farmer claims to have made
six hundred pounds of bright sugar and one
hundred and fifty-three gallons OF amber
syrup from two acres OF cane. The seed
planted was of the early amber variety. The
sugar was obtained by hanging the thick
syrup in coffee sacks after it began TO gram
ulate
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CHICAGO sToCK NARKEr.

SHOGs-Receipts, HOO; opened firm and
closed higher; choice heavy, 81 1904 20 /;
light, 81 UDa4 10; mixed, IS sOds 10.
CATTLE-keceipts, 600; unchanged, ac-
tive and firm; shipping, - 0a5 %; feeders
held, s. 2D93 81: butchers cows, - JJ94 W.;
bulls, u 9od3 % (; Texans, 81 s0a3 30.
SHEEP-Receipts, go. Some Improvement;
good muttons, 1892 C higher, sales S. 0gI3 10
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he chose rather to throw himself away,
| than to reap the constantly ripening
benefits which riches bestow. He was 8 grad
uate OF one Of the first OF Englands unIver-
sites, but during his college life and succeed
| ing that period he led such wild and reck-
| less life that he estranged his family, and
being TOO stubborn TO yield he departed from
home, friends and kindred and became a
wandcrer. From source which may be ac-
cepted reliable, is gathered the iniorma-
that
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s'NOses Have They. Hut They Smell


Among the lower orders, bad smells are
little needed in fact, 'nOses have they, but
they smell not" but, TO the refined and edu-
Gated, pleasant odor, emanating from !.
well dressed person, produces feelings OF
pleasure and delight. The fragrance OF Dr.
Prices American Perfumes produces an in
fuence that is captivating and delightful,
and lovers of sweet scents make use oi
them.
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Z
LEAVFNwoI:TH, kA--- Iu.yW, l>.N
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CONSTIPATIONl I

SHOULD not be regarded
as trifiing ailment-in fact
nature demands the utmost
regularity Of the bowels,
and any deviation from
this demand paves the way
often to serious danger. It
is quite necessary to remove
impure accumulations from
the bowels as Ii Is to eat or
sleep, and no health can be
expected where q costive
habit of body preyailR.
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from the polished gentleman, the Travelled
scholar, and the man of science and letters,
into a wild and reckless devotce Of sin, hose
sole aim seemed TO be To set al defiance the
code of morality and goodness, III the mad
endeayor to satisfy AN lnsaiiate thirst, an in
ordinate craving, for the nOtoTiety OF an
abandoned dobauchee. For months he kept
this city III a constant whirl Of excitement,
the expectancy arising almost to suSpense, as
was awaited the news OF the latest freak of
IL is apparent madman. Possessed Of an IN.
come which rival ed that Of any merchant
prince in the West, and having control OF
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NJ. A. DAUPHgN,
p. O. ROX. fetk. New Nfleans, La

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and management
OF GENERAL q. T. BEAUREGARD and Ju-
BAL A. EARLY. wrd-sattSw
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The Cheapest, pui
est and Best Family
Medicine in the
World!
AN EFFECTUAL
SPECIFIC for all
diseases of the Liver
Stomach and Spleen
Regulate the Liver
and prevent
CHILLI AND FE-
YER, MALARIOTS
EEVERS, BOWEL
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sNYDER's
CURATIVE PADS!

The most wonderful HEALTH RE-
STOR E.RS ever discovered. LEADING.
PBB SsCsANS and the intelligent are most
loud in their praise.
No. B.-For LIVER and IlNG AL
MENT~. CUUIlS AMI FEVER. DN>-
PEPSGa. Indigestion, Biltousness, sick and
Nervous Heaiae che, and all diseases arising
from TORP ID LAYER. The most ereciu-
al n eeOlD Ps RB BR1 Ele EN1A<T gives
strength To the weak and debl tated.
PRsCE 1900.
NO. l.-Eor FEMALE WEAKNESS and
R g "a. "a 1eGGlE~, FALLING of the
WOMB. LEuCORRHGA whitesl and
the many other ills to which FEMALE are
SURy ECr enriches the blood, puriiies the
secreticns, and strengthens WEAKLY and
DEGGCABE REuALES. PRICE $500.
No. 3.-For KIDNEY. SPINE and
BLADDER affections Bright's disease
diabetes, LAME or WEAK HACK,
rONkS UP VITALITY and 4ESTDREs
LOST ENERGY. PRICE $500.
II your druggist does not keep s.$NS.
DEuS,R CU1ATlvE PAOS." and will
not get one for you, do not let him palm on
other worthless limitations, but send the
price to US in a letter, and We will mail them
toyou. Address,
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I Isl =

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IT,
~ WIN A FORTUNE. tIGili
GRAND DISTRIBUTIONS, Iss', Al NJ"
ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUGI II l'
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PILES /!

making life a burden and robbing existence
Of all pleasure, owing to the secret suffering
frOM Piles. Yet relief is ready to the hand
Of almost any One who will use systematical-
ly the remedy that has permanently cured
thousands, SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, IL
no drastic violent purge, but q gentle sssis-
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Nothing Is so unpleasant, nothing Is so COM
mon as bad breath and in nearly every case
easily corrected II you will take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR. Do not neglect so sure
q remedy for this repulsive disorder. 1t will
also improve your appetite, Complexion and
Ganaral
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0EFashioaa visiting casds-no two alike;
(Owith name, i0c. nsssau Card Co.. Nassau,
NY.
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ENHIBIT~A."-LOr ID.

As claimed In the petition of such action.
And all persons are hereby notified to ap-
pear at the District Court Of said county and
show cause on the I'd dayjof september, ls7s,
why such lots should not be sold iorsuch tax.
es, interest and penalties thereon.
JOSEPH W. TAYLOR, County Attorney.
Charge up.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature ot the state for Educ't'
tiOnaI and Charitable purposes IN l>''- Win
:, r.sery,. fuud al -.-SitsD. IFS GRAND SIN
G;I.E SUNEEK DISTRIBUTION Will taxi
place monthly, Ou the second Tuesday II
,er,r sr,,fes or posi- gOaes. Look at the follow
ing distribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
I1o.OS TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALFIICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES:
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A Good Way 90 Cook Vegetable Oys

lNVE
First wash and scrape nicely; then slice
thin across boil until tender in water,
slightly salted; when ready, add cream,
pepper, butter, and little flour; dish in
layers, with crackers. Still another way is
to boil as directed above, add little but
ter, and mash fine make out into balls,
fattened, and fry in spider with butter,
using little -four TO prevent the hands
from sticking in making the balls.
Formula for Making "a Good Corn
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ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS.
LEAVENwUKrH COUNTY. ~

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, 4
lshNENwOIsTH, ku~., July 10. lstS. !
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SICK HEADACHE

This distressing affliction occurs most FIRE.
Quently. The disturbance of the stomach
arising from the imperfectly digested con.
tents, causes a severe pain In the head, &C.
cOmpanied with disagreable nausea, and
this constitutes what is popularity known a
Sick Headache. For the relief of which
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR OR MED.
ICINE.
MANUFACTURED ONLY By
j. H. ZEILIN d CO..
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA
PrioS, 81 90. Ssid by oil DrugsIsss.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES :

Approximation Prizes Of s,.,p--.-..-...s2,IaO
9Approximation Prizes OF 2r..-....-. so
approximation Prizes oi luJ..---.... 30
laj7 Prizes amounting to...............ellD 10, 80
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Use Care i'm Haschins Chickens,

When the eggs begin to hatch, if the hen
is inclined to be restless, or the nest is
crowded, remove the chicks as soon as they
are dry, and keep warm in the house until
all are hatched; then remove hen and
chicks to coop previously prepared. II
the coop has been used before, whitewash
inside and out, a week beforehand. Do not
feed the chicks until they are atleast twelve
hours old. l used to imagine that a chick
should be fed as soon as it was out OF the
shell, but after | had killed two fine broods
by feeding too soon, changed my mind.
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After the hearing of the Statement of the
physicians the Jury rendered "A verdict tn the
effect that Greene came to his death by taking
an overdose of some poison, but with no in
tent To commit suicide.
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THE GENERAL BELIEF

that his death was a suicide, as the testimony
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Waller showed, who
swore that the evening before the body was
foundGreen told themhe neverwould seethem
again, bidding them good bye. Again, Mrs.
Howarth, living not lar from where the body
was found. gave testimony 10 the effect that
about midnight, or shortly after, she heard
cries for help near her residence, and after
the death was announced she thought IL
must have been Greene, although she did not
know,
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERK = OFFICE, }
IENyEN WORTH, X A., July 10Th is9S.
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Prairie Farmer, g.

Allow a cupful of bran for each quart Of
water, mix cold and boil for twenty min
utes, then strain and add to four or FIVE
quarts Of water, enough more to wash =
dress Have it only luke warm and use no
soap whatever, and no water in which
white clothes have been washed or rinsed.
Add salt if there is any white and the color
runs. Rinse well and starch in glue water
not too hot. When dry, sprinkle and
iron. Brown linens can be washed
in the same manner, adding
enough hay TO give the water dark tinge.
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The death of Henry Greene, the eccentric
Englishman, which occurred on Monday
night or early Tuesday morning, was the
topic of discussion yesterday throughout the
city, and the verdict OF the Coroner's jury IL
the effect that his death was caused by the
taking OF an overdose % poison unintention-
ally, was a matter Os great surprise, although
physicians who made the postmortem ex.
animation. This is due from the fact that
is
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iPrairie Farmer, 81

The Cotsxolds are are large breed Of
sheep with long and abundant feec.s,
weighing seven to eight pounds per fleece.
The quality of the mutton is considered
superior to the Leicester, not having 20
much tallow and more lean fesh. The
Lincolns are larger and coarser bred, and