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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
SPECIAL notice,
A Sure Cure or Pile.-

No one need suffer. A positive reme1:y for
ali kinds of Piles, allaving the intense itch.
Ing .t once, giving instant relief An Indian
ises--:.-c-t sou apply, called Dr.. Williams In
dian Ointment, prepared only for Piles and
nothing el>e.l Thousands already cured
ET. Joseph ". Ryder, Cleveland o., writes =.
-" ! suffered for years With Itching and w.
cerated Piles, tried remedy after rn.fiy ad-
vertised, and consulted physicians in PhiIa-
adelphia Louisville, Cincinnati, IndIanapo-
lis and this city aud spent hundreds OF DOL
lars, but found no relief until obtained boz
of Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment some
four months ago, and IL has cured me corn
pleteIy. had part of n box let which gave
to friend OF mine. who had doctored with
many physicians, and as a last resort went
to the noted Hot springs, Arkansas, for treat
ment. He informs me that the Indian Oinf
rnent has also cured him of the Piles In IL
certainly a wonderful discovery, and shouid
oeused BY the many thousands who now are
suffering with that dread disease,
For more certificates Of cures see Iarxe cir.
cular around each box Of Ointment. Sod hv
druggists generally.
sAls Druggists &ChteAgo. sngi7d6V
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sSEADl-.
Ehe Notorious TytUN-DiciScr iSEeacl,-
oE-ProTnlSe Case 1T CfnCIu..ati
Breeds Several Libel suIIs.


! Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribure1
! CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 2i-Another inter
esting complication has grown ont of the
famous Tytus-D -DicAey scandal. Onthe 25,b
Of DeceI Der. the residence of Or. AicCar-
thy was bu-slarizs1, and rcr.ain papers
said 70 contain positive evicsure Of T-tus,
Cul.t were t-i.gH away \ mar named Cur
Is vas arrestel iar burglary. and hiou.a
10 iEia.. but escaped through 4 disagree
meht OF the Jury, and is now oat on bail.
The CoHlHerci1i this morning contained an
article which had for lis head an engraving
oil porcupinc.-a little silver obiect used
as paper weight and holder OF tooth
picks. The porcupine was stolen
from McCarthy's house the night of the
burglary, and, accord ne to the C51aacyeioFs |
story, was found a day or two since in the |
law Office OF ihomas {. Campbell. promi- 1
rent attorney o; Cincinnati. who is counsel
OF Tytus in the celebrated bsstardv suit.
II WAS positively identified by Mccarthy As
his porcupine, and the i-ierence drawn
from the COHneei0rs article is that the lit
tie paper weight forms a link of evidence
Campbell with the burglary.
Immediately upon reading the article :
Campbell determined to bring suit against ;
he Z mae oici fOr $50 600 for libel. and 10 I
have itS editor, lIalslead, Its city editor. 4
ii. IlendeTsDn, aud DIR. Met arthy arrested
or criminal lIbtl. Campbell hiss witnesses
o prove that the porcUpine has been on his
able tor over year. The trial Of the q
'reach-Oi-promiSe case brought by Miss :
hickey against Tytus begins tomorrow at e
hamilton, and lively developments are ex- !
,Cct,,l :
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NEW YoRKPaoDUCE MARKET.

New YORK, February u.
FLOUR - /. mited demand; supcrfin6
western and stat, 81 lOgi 81: common Ia
good, - uJss5 ID; good to chO!c., - - at 90.
white wheat extra, 60 % -; st. Louis, 80 IL
as u.
WHEAr-DuI; No. ,. red winter, 81 33aI 81;
No =. Milwaukee,, 81 81.
EYE-H-avy.
BAELEY-Quiet, steady and unchanged.
tORN-MOderstt, demand ungraded mixed
western, i19 81 :; steam mixed, 81 Sc; No. 2,
Old, Glc.
sspAIs-Steady: No. . white, 81 iqs51 Z; mixed
western, "A .9j6..
COFFEE-t1uIUt and steady.
SCGhR-Quiet and steIiy; on raw, firm
fOr refined
MoLAssEs New Orleans steady, 2Jaisc.
RICE-~teady and fair demand.
EGGS-Uncnauged.
PoEK-Dull and heavy; mess, SO S0all 80
BEEF-Ste DIV.
a GMIDpLES-LOng clear, quiet; j9' sGJ9lS.
LARD-Prtme steam. hrmi a. 5jI1 81
BCTTER-Wcsttrn; Il 421c.
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
WHISKI-sl U1L
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ST. LOUIS PRODUCE MARKET
ST. LOUIS, Febr

COTrDN-Quiet l03sc 70, midding
FLOCR-N eak ana lower 10 sell; prices nom-
inaily unchanged.
WHElT-Fiat and lower No. 3 red, Onere d
at 81 Is ?. and No. 4, at 81 10, cash with no
bios; II IS !, bid March; No. spring, lower,
81 %, cash.
CoRN-Lower for cash; i3ii4 @ ic, cash: ~ e.
bid March.
OaTs-FIrm: &c, cash: IS &C, bid April.
RYE-Quiet: 5sdj7jsc, cash.
WHIsKY-SIeady: 81 O4.
PoEK-Quiet and lower; $40 6j, cash $40 60
bid March.
Dry SALT MFATs-DuII and nominal.
BACOS-Quiet and easy shoulders, 81 3. !;
snort rib, . ~.
LARD-I.OwtT: s. 22IL'.
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Ti:c rIarGi Gras 4: -Ic.sphis.

NEolrH 5, Tenn, February 25.-A large
number Of visitors are already arriving for
the Mard. Gras festivities of next Tuesday.
The steamer "Gofi," from Cincinnati,
brought one hundred and twenty, five. On
next Monday the Uiks viii have their
procession and Z grand ball at the opera
house in the evening. On tuesday the
knights OF Momus vii! parade and in the
evening
TIE GORGEOUS PAGEANT OF THE YENPHI,
followed by tableaux and ball at the
theater. Daring the pageant of the Mem
phi Prof. Jackson, OF Philadelphia, will
give grand pyrotechnic display similar TO
III l given by him at the Centennial. The
costumes for the societies are from Nonan,
Of Paris, and the scenic work by Naxon, of
81 Touis
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FIRE.

Yesterday afternoon .aboaf half past twelve
O'Clock. one Of the oldest houses i'm the city,
on south Broadway, was consumed BY fire.
was known as the DIR. Davis house and
was owned by Mrs, Mary A. Davis, and &C.
eapieo al the time of the fire by Mr.. Z. Nc
erilus' The building was entirely con-
sumed. Inc loss on Mr.. McCrilius' furnitnr-
wiz be about see The building was insured
shs .d a;s:,r M M6eawasa - Sa for $50 The cause Of
lective nue. No alarm was s,y.c h -, = oe-
Fire Marshal was there and reader,d 1.s .n Tue
distance possible. N ~
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

FLoUR-Steady and unchanged
WHEAT-DuI, weak and lower; No.
spring, Il o.; No. gilt edge, regular, 81 V55z.
cash No. 3 81 03Gl O3lz-
coEN-Dull and a shade lower; &c cash
41.c March.
OATs-InactIve and lower; 2fsc cash PFC
March.
RYE-Firmer, sc.
BAELEY-Duii and lower, sc.
P"RK-Dull, weak and lower SO l2J5 cash t;
S1U - March.
LARD-FaiTly active and shade higher I:
81 -, cash or March
BULK MEA s-Steady and unchanged
WHISEY-St OF.
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"%crnla Syrup.-

No other medicine IN the world was ever
given such a test o! its curative qualities a,
BOschee's German Syrup. in three years
1900 smlil bottles OF this medicine
were distributed free of charge b. druggists
in this codnrry 10 those afflicted with con-
sumption, asthma, Group, severe coughs.
pneumonia and other diseases of the
throat and lungs, giving the American pco-
pie undeniabie proof that Ce-man Syrup
will cure them. The result mas been that
druggists in every Town and vilIage in ,he
United States are recommending it 10 their
customers. TO TO your druggist and ask
what they about j.. Sample bottles 1Oc.
Regular size zoe. Three bottles will re-
lieve any case. cod&w
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The southvve>,eru Rate Association.

ST. LoCIs, February 26.-The South
western Rate Association, composed of rep
resentatiyes Of The routes from Kansas City
to Chicago, and to St Louis, met to-day
The St. Louis representatives putin claim
10 be allowed 4 Sre:ter per centage OF the
pooled earnings, but the Chicago represen-
ta;ives refused the proposition. 1t was
agreed to maintain the old rates until the
18th of March. VIII. the forty days notice
given by the St Louis roads will expire,
and they VIII withdraw from the organiza-
ion unless there is good prospect of an
accession 10 them.
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ST. LOUIS 1--WE STOCK MARKET

IT. LOUIS, February 70.
CATTLE-Firm AM in fair demand price.
unchanged; prime to choice shipping steers,
- yOa5 20; butchers, 81 2Jg3 s7ia stockcrs,
- JlI3 80. II ceips, 10.
lIoGS-Wtak but "a tendency to decline.
checked by light receipts; Ii.hr. s3 iJa;: 30 /:
packing, 50 71t3 80; butchers 10 fancy, - 80
al %. Receipts, ,is.
SHEEP-~tfHdy common to choice, s2 .-H
49,; extra heavy shippers, 81 50dI -, with
very few Offering. Receipts, ~.
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THE TRIQUITOUs PHANTOM.
A Strange Flash Cove Who Puzzle
the Kansas City Detectives.

the Kansas City Detectives.
There is ghost, a living ghost of flesh and
blood who is doing more just now t. dcmpr-
aiize the police and detectives of western
cities than all the ,rimina.S eXtint. lie ap-
pears almost simultaneously at two or three
places al once; but while the police are after
MIN At Denver Ec throws Cheyenne into
icrmcnt of excitement only TO turn up al
Pueblo or Dodg. city just while they are
looking for him AT Laramie City or Sidney.
He appeared in Kansas city few DAYS ago
and 10 Jnwith there went party To '.siIti-
ov him." He cslIne into town walked about
quietly, TO 4; his 10 IdIes at the most fashion,
able resorts, shook hands her. and there
with tho~e he Etnc!ed and went on his way.
He paid his hOiei bills and lar a. tie
c.os.st surveillance of the police could de-
tect, did 80 wroug. Ii was ''B oclly jack
VINO this man ''Brocky JACK" Is no detpc-
tive has yet b en able Ia Hnd out. How h-
lives or travels j. - profound mystr.y to all.
That he runs with the gang j. well knog.n,
but thus far he has never ben
caught in any act which Jas
TILED his arrest. lie does not wora, and ne
has never been known 10 have money; nor
does he seem anxious to OBTAIN .'sugar."
When the police pay him TOO close attention
he suddenly uisap ears, bat how and wEert
II the my >feFy. No one SEES him arrive, and |
the shtrpc>t ryeS !stIl to observe his depart |
ure- said an old rSpcTienc Il detective 49,
tefday. That nEan lSa puZZler. We can't |
make out his racket lie comes ana l
runs around few days with the 4
gang, am We give him a word and then 4
he NaDi>hes. lie don't St@,i, and Gus-r /
not cut up, rs We can Ses', bat We know H.. J.
'On the i3ty.'" TA,.y know him IN II. Joe.
Omaha, LeavenwoEth, AIcIisou, and ali over
Colorado. He will turn up now in 81. Louis
Chicago, Cincinnati, or some other EtSterIl.l
city. and perhaps he back he.e within 4
week. Why don't We let him alone, ii:
W by, JUS because he il .'BrOcEy jack, am
IL he never work, and never fa> any mon. y.
We want TO know now lac lives.
"Brociy" is certainly "a mo lcrn eri.I.a !
He has successful! Y BAN III the Z ,.lbin,.i ,i- !
prtS OF All the Western datectIE., 10 turI! |
ann over, and still he continues his restless |
Hfnderins. When he il spoken to by a po-
ircm IN iFr smiles biandly tnd bows rrofli---
y anu diSappea s--Ipy. 'rr, one ems I } III
ivIs'a Id.-K HSuS CEy Tunes
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Dr. PrIce's Special EIavortnx Er
lractA.

Vanilla, Lemon, and all extracts used in
favo'ins sice-cream, jellies. cakes, ETC., are
acknowledged, after a thorough trial by the
best housekeepers in the land to be always as
represented, bottles holding half more than
Others sold for same size, natural coloring free
from poisonous oils, SO concentrated that
small quantity gives all the n,yor reoutr,-d
Strange that persons will use worthless ex-
tracts when such natural favorf as Dr. Price.
ara 10 be had. itde~
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Disease and death, when they reach our
own households, are too serious for testing,
We Use our best endeavors 10 dive off the
dread messengers, and are only happy when
We feel that they at distance At the first
approach Of that fell destroyer, confump-
tion, in the shape oil Il cough or slight <o.d
rs well as more severe bronchial or catarrh
al complaints, we should at once use Ellert's
Extract OF Tar and Wild Cherry. 1t has
no superior in such cases. Every bottle
warranted TO give satisfaction. Sold by
Jos. llarrop, Campbell Il Kendrick and
Theo. E,ersdorf
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Two Grades Reported Yesterday BY
the Superintendent OF Public In

Tie examination of county telchers in
Grades one and Two, at the SUperinten-
dents Office at the Court House, ana at Ton
g inoxie last saturday, was productive of a
fair record, which is "a follows:
GRADE ONE.
Jennie Murray, High Prairie
X. L. Soper, LeavenwOrth.
Henry Frank, EIslon.
Mrs. l.. Gilman, Lansing.
Cora Eason. Lcnape.
Frank Osborn, TonganoXie.
ii. Ii. Needham, TOnganOxie.
GRADE TWO.
Hettie McNary, LeavenwoTth-
EliZIbs IN Graham LeavrnwoIth.
Eta Draper, LeavenwoTtn.
MOllie Draper, Leayenwprth-
Miss Julia NJ. Lang. LrIvenwOrth.
VIM. Connor, MI OliNet.
Phoebe Coffin, FairmOunt.
Mollie Magazines Eoge-
Luther kincaid. Pleasant Ridg-.
Annie Barrett, Hoge.
Annie Etton, y. Liwrcnce.
Maggie Hayden. StanwoOi.
Lizzie Baldwin. TonganuNie.
Myra knight, TOnganOxie.
Eva Huskins, Hnge.
Belle HpskinS, TonganoNie.
Emma Osborn, IOnLanOXIr.
Maggie Morrison, Tong
III. Mctiuire, Reno.
Ella Constant, ronganoNie.
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rREDITORS and all other persons interest,"
~ ed IN the aforesaid Estate, are hereby
notified, tI"t at the next regular term of the
Pro ate Court, III and for said county, to be
begun and held nj the court room, in the city
and county OF LeaVenWOrth, state OF afOrt.-
said, on the frat Monday IN the month OF
April, A. H., Is, shall apply to the said
court for "A full and final settlement of said
estate Chas- DIrT and CHas. Pi la, Admins
ira o-s of Andrew Bauer, deceased.
Leavenworth CITY, February 25th, A. ID
ISIS.
CHARLES DURR and CHARLES PILLA,
Administrators Of the estate OF Andrew
bauer. Feb2sth,-wix
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretiJns Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, DC.
MI send recife that will cure you.
FREE OFCHA&GE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope
to the REV. joseph I. IYHAN, SG,ion y.
Bi5'e House, Nrr 1;orE Giy. sopt2G-eod&w
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Sellers COugii syrup.

LcNG, 7. o., NermiIlion Co., H., Dec. 2s, lS75.
HesSls X: f. Sellers & Co.: Please allow me
to testify that your Imperial Cough syrup
savea The lives of my two children.
]. T.. YoUYAN.
r. f. SELLERS CO., Proprietors, Pitts
burg. Pa.
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an A>..ni>;,I,. Offer,

THE INDEPENDENT, OF New York, offer, in
another column 20 give away, absolutely, q
Narcester'> Una riIg.d Quar;o Pict"ri
d rtiGnlry which reiails every where for $40.
anl is Of course, a house,! o'd necessity. How
they can 10 il is, We must confess. a nays
t'-y: but they do there is no question.
THE DEPENDENT is now Publishing Rev.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
yALUi3LE pREuICly.
Something Within The Eeach OF
EYeHY INN In. KaEsaG.

ENery -Enn N hHEsus.
To any one WHO sends US two subscribers 20
THE DAILY TIIEs for one year at $500 per
annums we yilOend as a premium a copy OF
Webstei's Rational Pictorial Dictionary,
which sells everywhere for $500. whel you
are renewing your oEn subscription get one
other V n il, s-nitHe names and money 10
Us, and get your dictionary.
Every business and professional man in the
state should have TaZ DAILY TI,.Es, ami we
would like to send during the next few weeks
a dozen dictionaries TO every town in tie
state
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FIRE i'm n Printing Establish mens.

CHICAGO, February 26.-At 1880 tonight,
a fire broke out in Cameron & Amberg's
great printing, stationery and book binding
establishment, at No. 81 Lake street. which,
in an hour, destroyed a large quantity OF
stock ard nearly burned itself out. The
stock was estimated at 100000, and insur-
ance 900, but exactly what amount of
stock was destroyed cannot be definitely as
cerlained. Eleven printing presses, type
and other printing material were destroyed,
This loss being estimated at about S37 600.
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A D00.nesl Nan.

Richard Green. the murderer, is TO b. hung
in Kansas City day after tomorrow. The
Journal says: The scaffold will be erected In
the small court yard back of the court house
between the northern wall and the high en-
bankment. Although the arrangement for
spectators in the yard is limited, from the
surround ng hills and windows thousands of
people csn witness TIL execution. None but
The officer. the clersy, the press and few
tt ier> ar. 10 be admitted To the yard. The
high emDankment Just north OF the couIt
house u "A very DANGEROUS one, and uni,
properly guarded some one viii ,ur-iy be
hurt during the excitement OF the hour. Ii is
more than probable that the National Guards
or Craig II viii be ctilei upon Ia do guard
duty On that day, rs only by .omr such course
can the crowd b. Kept back
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ORANGE CAKE.-Two cups of sugar, two
caps o. iioTr, half cup of water, the yoiiss of
ii,e Gs>, the white, of th-re eggs, the juice
and rrd of two oranggs, two tcasroonfGS
Dpplry's Yeas; Powder, and Ii Tie sat.
Bake as iy cake, and put together with
icing made Of the whites of Iur.-t. cn.S tl.,
juice and Tind OF one orange, AMI sugar t.
IN Ike The icing stiff
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SUNDAY morning the aIr was clear, but
about half pa>t nine O'Clock, dark looking
clouds came up, and one ofthe heaviest snow
storms of thu ason appeared. The wind
was from tine North, and the large soft crys-
tals fll until about on,. o'c ok, making The
ground T'IEte la some places. Inc e.trJn WAS
too warm for II, lEON ever, and The flakes
M rIird almost a, ~ a. they frI!- l">t rday
WAS different. The suu snO.sc out a. brightly
"a, Ia si'Tins :iGnr, and the air riVa.Iod tnat
of Italy.
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IN. Youu.e,. luhab .aut.

on SGuday ait -r..oon NJ tyo O'Clock, Mrs
& :. Brown presented her hush nd with "a
boy, srs, II p uGds Charlie " = the recip,-
,nt yeSi rgdsJy. of m my congratulations from
hi ItInsi>, cup ci win the VISA That tlI,.
yOua- -SI-T may EroE ami WAX IA. Mrs.
hrogSu - sta very III, DuL il - hoped ;hat
she may soon g. COssr.
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

NIft-A'sO, tDludfy
Receipts, 2i,cD; prices declining !:
mixed packing, quiet and easy, 50 1u13 n !:
light, } TO 10 c-GJs lower, 50 gDG3 Sj; choice
heavy shipping, a shade lower, - 9094 90
some left over.
CATTLE-Rsceipts, ijJ; shipping, dull and
unc ,anged, % SDai -; feeders, fair demand.
- 5oa3 81; butchers steady, steers, - ODo3 IS,
cows. 81 2j 13 IS.
SHEEP-Kec-ipts 500: 90 5Da5 30; market
fairly active and unchanged.
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= SlSs.sri.&ss COUPLE .
They Arrive in the City Yesterday
Afternoon ana iilc Woman EcpOrs.
Ilerse.E Io>I. NJ lhc ieOl,Ir. Nizt Inn,

fierse:E Lost. at Ihe Police STATION.
IcsucriLy evening, rather lar-c, light
Coml'lcNlpned woman, with IA hair pow
dered ani irizzed "a mode" appeared al the
police station and reported that III. wa iUsg:
that Sac lad gone out TO see certain parties
and had missed her way. ID puIy MalshaI
Day trou paced her und c re o. oilicer Cun-
bingham the latter ing instructed TO ni.G
her stopping place and her hUsD nd. Af.t...
"A long tramp she was taken back 10 the sla-
tion without finding the place desired.
Al eleven O'CLOCK, IIMks report on visit
Ing Tie station, found her .yin- '.i a iuuu-c
ln the witness room and looking much oInrr
than the crazy woman the oIiIy,ls thought
her 10 be. Sne Slated that she had been out
IN the city ana hai got lost, and that Sn,
WAS. foI the first time III her life, compelled
10 slecp iii police station. The reporter,
accustomed TO various "gaines, F" asked neI II
she was not l. ying 10 play one. She, with AN
intelligent look, Inch Tea. iy lit up her pleas
ant-iooking face, sid No; nave been lost
in the city" The conversation Was
Officers Malone and Ierkes, and
"A strange looking man, whom they cali
ed doctor. She al once jumped up and ran
TO nj calling him .dOcto >" and express. a
herself glad To see MIN. The reporter IN ide
himself known 20 the gentleman, but found
MN reticent- The wOnIan, Ip.-auwiiIe, say
Ing she did not wai.t her name in the papers.
The couple went To hotel, where the man
Registered &C. ii. Markham aud wife. 81
LOUIS Officers Malone and lerkes, who |
were Instrumental in bringing the pair To- |
sether, say that after the description given
Dy the woman AT Ine station, of her husband |
ana the huust he in, found him /
In bed. lie was aroused, and after ireSsin.
himself, went with the olfic, TO the station
The tact, as 1t has "ccGrrei, n Is given rise to
many IN, ories among tile officers. But the /
future alone can tel, why man will go To ted /
and leave ms wife prowIina about in "A |
strange city alone aud be compeIlt,! 10 ue,.G
her IN the presence of po:ic oil GERS. Officers
Malone AID l'ri g. say thg re is Il baby i'll the
case,
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OUR GRAND OFFER.
Something that Should be Read by
Every Man in Kansas.
Tell Your Neishbors Who re Not
Subscribers of This
Opportunity.

We have made arrangements with Rey
}. Henry Smythe, OF Philadelphia, and h,
Elgin National Watch Company, whereof,
We are enabled to give you for Sll35 the
following:
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The WEEKLY TINES Gee. .......... > 90
Total ...... S2l 90
Each watch is worth sl6O0 and accom-
panying each purchase from The TIMES
will be a guarantee in the shape Of the
Companv's own medal certificate. Over
$1,000 Elgin Watches were sold last year,
and 1900 more will be offered to sub,cri-
bers within the next few weeks. These
watches are warranted to be silver coin
cases, engine-turned, elegantly engraved
and chased, with the lat - improvements
They are accurate time keepers.
"Mamml's sunshine" for little children. |
Is the most magniiiceuily illustrated publ !
cation in the United States. Twelve large
books i-snei bimonihly, 2SS pag :, 500
pictures. Sixty Of these fuli rage cuts
100 exquisite stories for the little ones.
The WEEKLY TIMES isthe lea ing paper
n the West. All three articles which are
It the lowest cash price worth sd 60 will
X sent OH rcceip; Of Pos;-oi,ice order, or
raf, for 81 %. This Is the greatest of.r
Yer made
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Eheunlafisaa


PIrrsBURG, Jan. l3, 1875
r. E. Sellers Co.: l need more OF your
splendid Rheumatic Medicine aJohnson's
Rheumatic Com pousd.- This remedy h. su
perior to any prescription have ever known.
prescribe IL in my practice because IL nas
effected cures when every thing else has fall
ed. DIR. j. e DoUrHErr
r. E: SELLERS Co., Proprietors, Pitts-
burg, Pa.
CAxPBk1LA 4 KKxDRIcx agents. Price sl.p
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28
District Cpurt.

Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, ;he Hon. Rob.rt Croz er, Jadxe (:
Z. g. Love, Sherir and .TrCown Hunr, clerk.
THc following proceeding was lad. t.
VI
ordered that court adjourn until Tomorrow
n.uInIU-. at ten O'clock
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-02-28

You vii almost invariably find that a re-
fined and intelligent lady uses DIR. Prices
American Perfumes, Alists Bonqu-t or Pet
Rose. Such lady has a taste for the beauti-
full. proves An afiectionate companion, and
will keep well-ordered household. To the
lower orders all smells are alike. IL "a Tho
sweeter. cleaner, purer. that enjoy Dr. Prices