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Publication of Summons.

II, the District Court, LeGratuorta County Kant
SOS.
To william J. Sanborn and Mrs. - San
born, wife of said William j. Sanborn.
NyOU are hereby notified. that you. together
with John Freeman and Eli kincade,
have been sued by ". II Abrams, in the
Dis rict Z oCrt of Leavenw Orth County, Kan
sas, in an action pending in said court, where
IN said v ii Abrams l. Plaintiff, and your
selves and said John Freeman and Eli Kin
cade are defendants. Ihst you must answer
the petirion flied In said action ON or before
the 2Dth day OF February, "A. ID ,ls79.or your de-
fault viii he entered and Jud- ment rendered
against William j. SaubOTu for the sum of
three hundred and thirteen dollars 1913,
with iuteIesl thereon - ten per cent per
annum from Nav 2ird, 1874, ON accOuD OF
promIssOry note, eNecated by you, William
}. SanbOrn toe L. Il. Jetlerys or order and
duiy transferred Ia Plaintiff. Said note bear
ing date anuIry 2ist, 1869, also, Tor TIE sum
of forty dollars with interest from May AN,
81, on account Of taxes paid BY plaintiff,
and also, Tor q. cree against you blrtIug fore
closure aud cutting OF any ~ Il AL right, IL
tie, claim, lien or equity OF redemption OF
Yourselves anu OF all said q. fendants In or to
the following dies cribrd tract OF Ian, situated
IN I.eavenworth county, state OF Kansas, to-
wit:
The east half and the east half and north
west quarter of The northwest quarter, ard
the east half OF the southwest quarter; all In
the southwest fra tiOual quarter oi section
nineteen (i9) township ten tl0l, range tNen .
~ one (2), containing Que huudTcd ana
thirty and 30 100 ESQ 55-lOJ) acres more or
less.
Said action being brought to obtain said
judgment and decree and ior dc cree iorecloS-
ing "a certain bond or contract executed be-
tween said & L. B. Jetfrrys and the Def nd
ant. William Sanborn, at the date of said
note and u secure tn same upon sad prem
ls.s, am which - lien upon said premises,
and assigned TO Plaintiff a.Sr, t'r an Ord+T
for The sale of said real estate and the Srpil-
cation OF the proceeds To the payment OF such
Judgment and costs.
4. J. BOTH LTHAUS,
jan2w6t. Attorney for PIdiuIIf,
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FOR THE NEW YEAR 1879


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Be careful to obtain CoLLrSs' vorrA re PIAsrxr
combination Of Electric or volcaic Plates with 4
highly edicated Plaster, seen In the above crS
Sold BY all wholesale and Hesail Druggists through
out lhc United States and c anadas and hy WEEKS
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important SpeciaIties

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6An WEEK MADE-New Goods, CAT
%3V alogue and Samples free. FELTON,
a CO. New York. jan2-w4t
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made by P. %. Money Order. Bink Draft. in Regii
blisher Andrews Baxar," Cincinnati, Ohio
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JUST PUBLISHED.

A carefully revised Treatise on Catarrh, with IN
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diseases. together with minute directions for effect
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with catarrh. It Is wrapped about each bottle Of
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Home Dress making,

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oo special attention IS given 20 the fullest showing
everything that is elegant tasteful ard ornamental
This being speciality Of ANDREWS BAZNR, and
thing NOT CONFIDENTLY TREATED OTHER + ,siIioS
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WORLD OEEASHl0N.

s brilliant Kaleidoscope Of illustrations. exc.
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, a superb album Of more than fOuT hundred
and rejecting the most elegant and tasteful
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this seriss full Information Is given of ALI MEIHor
% CIE NNIN,; REF LENoDEIISt OLD AND W OF
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Taste To- be
Superior TO ann and oil other Fashion and
Family Periodicals, tcLether Of Eng
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m the reliability and elegance Of its toilette design
ind in the flllness % detail with which fashion int IL
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and brilliant intellectual attractions is offered for the
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CT c. rA.-I>. Sfr~zr

Treats all forms Of Veueral Diseases, SEMI
I'll Emissions and sexual Debility, VIII
unparalleled success. No matter who failed
eail OF w'Eit:: pamphlet OF consultation tree
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I'o7ulariI-IsIraJl-ip NOOK 2OOPaLcs )on
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iuyedimcn;s 10 Marriage; the cause
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ID for 90 cents, byDR. {. NEirEiL-t'
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full directions for use In all cases. Price, o.. Sold
oy Al Wholesale and ? tail druRgists through
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AN IMPERIAL GROWN

a valuable adjunct to the Eve, in dressing
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of the hair, and of itself, when used lone
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No - William ST ., New York. Sold by Al
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The Grand Cent? 1 Hotel, New York, po-
sessss all the requirements in size, style, 10
cation and appointments CT the modern nrst-
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NOTICE IS hereby given, That on Tuesday,
~ the Isl day of April, =. D., ls1J at The
Office of the tity Treasurer, In the Court
mouse, in the CiIy of Leaveuwprth, County
IF Leavenwortn, State OF Kansas, / VIII no
90 d to publicly adjust ami allow demands
against he estate Of sail sparrow x Jones,
ASsi.noIs, according o the laws of tue State
of Kansas GEyR,iE. 10 + X
nov-Sw3mo Assignee of sparrow & Jones'
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DOLLAR PER ANNUM, POSTAGE PAID

FAscrS ,Trp RI ,pyRs NOW ATTEST THE PpwERrrL Hon
IT THE PUBIC. THsRE CAS BE NO DorBr TIA
This ESogAOUS PATRONAGE WILL SOON BIZ DOUBLED.
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Exists, or II the h, r II gray,'dry or harsh,
the natural youthful co'or can.bs restored
by using "LOndon Barr Color Restorer," the
most delightful article ever introduced TO the
American people Tor increasing its growth,
restrOrinsits natural color I'D a. the same
time lovely hair dressing aid beautitier.-
II is totally different from all Others not
sticky or gummy, and free from ali impure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious In fact IL Is exquisifely perfumed
and SO cleanly and elegantly prepared as to
make il lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
]. A. TYNES, A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, n e., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling, and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
"LOndon Hair Color Restor-r" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color wa restored, and is now growing
beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, Il cents DOttle. Six bottles
for "a. Main Depot for the United 5 aies,
3p North sixth street, Philadelphia
Sold by Arnold & Hunt, and Campbell and
kendrick, Druggists, Leaven worth.
tuesthrsat&v
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Itching Piles .

The symptom are moisture. like tespira-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch
Ing, very distressing, particularly at night
IL pin worms were crawling in aud
about the rectum, the private parts e
sometimes affected II allowed to continue,
very serious results may follow. DR.. Swsyne's
All Healing Ointment is . pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CARES.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were As
above described, the use OF Swayne's Oint-
ment in a short time made a perfect cure.
]. W. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, 3H N.
End st.
&c. WEYMAN, Halter, 8. Eigth s.. Phil
adelphia-
Reader, II you are suffering from this dis
tressipg Complaint, OF letter, Itch, Scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crusty,
Scaly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's OinI-
ment and be cured. sent my mail TO any
address on receipt of price, Tin currency or
postage stamps), 50 cents n box, three boxes
SIS. Address letters DIR. Swsyne & son, $40
n. Sixth street, Philadelphia No change for
advice. Sold by leading druggists. In Leav-
enworth, by Arnold & Hunt Campbell and
tuesthursatSW
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a sure IAl0g.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
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dee, Structures, Diseases of the KidneyA Bad
der and Urinary organs Of males end 70
males
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 Ii . sure remedy
for the Spermat0rrh9a, seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions. the loss Of power, caused
by self-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF DIR. Hunters Sp. cifc q per bottle. Injec-
ton, d per bottle. sent everywhere BY ex-
press DR.. j. Dtnsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
as, North Seventh street, St Louis, Missouri
Send too stamps for Treatise. Cure guArau-
teed or the money refunded.
Thee. Egersdorf. Agent, Leavenvorth.
Kansas. mayl3-endAW.
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EEplS 81.
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

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ceys. Any druggist Ess the ingredients.
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ANDREWS Bazaar FOR 1879
Two HundYed1houSan(

OVERS IrsrIT FOR THE P,rRoSAGE THE NrsLIGEs
AND PROGRESSIVE REsnERs ANsRIcS. coSFirkST .
TEE SUfkkiArIv CHARACTER OFFS CONTENTS.
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Z
which offers to sell at the lowest per cent
be accepted.
ResRu,d, That il il is found legal and prac
ticabie We recommend the following legis
lation:
An act which will secure the appoint.
ment of receiver for the county, and ~
Get limiting the rate of taxation to = sun
which our people can pay without crushing
out the Industrisl interests Of the county
and destroying the life and the hope among
the laboring classes Tor the future, when We
shall be relieved from excessive taxation
Rcsotred, That one and one-half pei
cent 10 the maximum of tax which ought
to be levied in any one year BY the county
In explanation of his resolution Col
Anthony said the city and county had dur
ing the p ct year levied nesrly Sl0O, 900 to
pay the interest upon our Indebtedness, and
that is long a. We continued to raise money
to pay the interest upon our bonds those
holding the bonds will never be willing to
compromise. Some, said he, would say
that his resolutions were not legal There
never has been County Board or City
Council which has not spent money for
purposes other than that intended by Law,
and his resolutions were not more illegal
than that His remedy was . severe one
bat it will force q settlement. No one bond
is more sacred than another. He believed
that the railroad bonds should be settled
for little or nothing, but all should be set
tied Al discount
Mr. Flesher said he differed somewhat
from Col. Anthony, and thought it was
b-st to make some offer the bondholders
would accept. He thought four per cent.
was too low rate of interest, and that the
interest offered should not be less than 5 per
CENT. upon = long bond. We can easily
meet our obligations if putinto long bonds.
We must do something, ms our commerce is
fat, cur industries are paralyzed and every
class of business is being made 70 suffer
and anguish. By giving our Board Of
Commissioners the power to compromise At
not more than so cents, at rate of inter-
Get not exceeding 6 per cent, he thought We
could do something.
Mr. John Wilson of the Second Wsrd,
said there had been no election Of delegates
from his ward and he therefore simply
spoke his own vievs upon the subjecs
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-09

This il the case with the Mexican
4 Mustang I.inim mt. Every mai.
i brings diligence of a vniua BILE horse
n saved, the agony of an awful scaid or
burn sabtucd, the horrors of rhru-
4 matism overcome, and Of n thousand
and one other blessings and merci-s
performed by the OLD reliable Mex
4 lean Mustang Eminent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06

IT Is GRATIFYING to know that the Re-
publicans are not to rest satisfied with
merely having solid north with which
to meet a solid south, but that they
Intend to push their conquests across
the border and make vigorous canvass
this year to carry tho State of Missouri,
which is almost hemmed in with Re
publican states except upon the South
end. There is no doubt but at the end
of the present decade, the distinction Of
b ling the empire state of the South will
be transferred from Georgia TO Missouri,
the latter having received since the war
= very large accession of northern pop
MIA ion, and now has but few traces OF
southern state remaining. Her inter.
ests are in all respects identical to those
of Iowa on the north, Illinois Oh the
east, and Kansas on the west, three of
the most prosperous states of the Union,
and there is no good reason why She
saouid not be equally as strong Repub-
lioan as either Of them. Besides,
catching share Of the northern emf
gratioA to the great free west, she is on
the highway Of the Southern negro
exodus to Kansas and Colorado, and
must more or less reap the benefits Of
such emigration. Placed between two
such advantages, Missouri must soon
step into the galaxy Of free Republican
States, and it is no more than right
that the Republicans should make
hearty and prolonged effort to carry il
at the next election.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06

IPAS American missionary amongst
the most savage beings upon the earth
had been murdered so brutally as was
Rev. W. M. Todd, a Methodist minister
inAArkansas, an account OF which We
published yesterday, the whole coun
try would he shocked, but as liz was
murdered by chivalrous Southernsrs for
pre-. ching the gospel to the poor blacks
OF Arkansas, it is all right. Our word
for it there won't be word said against
the mdrder Ivy either the "Eyery Even
ing or the "Gaz"tte," and in III
probability, the lnn' derernwho shot the
preacher will tlrn up as Democratic
Congressman som" day as reward for
lis hraverv and chivalry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06
THE Bowers family have all at on

THE Bowers family have all at once
sprung into notorety so far as the
Board Of H3a',A is con, erned. The son
Was 10 sooner appointed a member of
tne Board of Health than with the most
commendabIe hlial ii Lefty lie had his
father appointed Executive officer for
the Western District. The Republican
Bowers family at the corner Of Sixth
and Jefferson streets have 40 part in
this matter. May the shadows of the
Bowers ever be cool and refreshing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06

on SUNDAY EVENING Wilmington al
most..had another murder of resprcta'
hls colsred man by drunken young
white roughs who lad been spending
the Sabbath ii the licensed and un'
licensed saloons, and who had by even
ing became 80 debauched that murder
would have been small affair to them
John Benson very respectable quiet
colored man employed in a family OF
the highest responsibility coming quiet
ly along Maryland avenues set upon'
knocked down with stone, kicked and
pounded until for aught his drunken
assailants knew he was dead, aud his
pockets ritled of ga. 1t is almost an
other Perry DENNY affair, only Perry
sank beneath the blows and kicks OF
the drunken rabble that attacked him,
while John Benson, younger and
more vigorous mar, with the spark ofllfe
that was left i'll his body, revived and
lives to face his would be assassins ii
they are caught. A repetition of such
outraces should bring the people of
Wilmington to state OF reflection at
least. With hundreds Of unlicensed
liquor saloons in this city, that live
principally by the sale OF liquor
on Sunday, the streets are filled
with drunken roughs who make
it their principal business to insult
peaceable and respectable people on
their way to church or taking a quiet
walk, and unless there is a check put
to this lawless spirit, more murderous
outrages and robberies will be the re-
suit. At these times when crime Is
rampant and life is in danger, all eyes
turn instinctvtly to the Mayor as the
sworn guardian of the lives and happi
ness of the people. He has it in his
power to stop much of the lawlessnes'
that prevails. Will he prove true IL
this hour of need!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06
OPENED THIS DAY.

M
Come one. come all to thu great Bargain
Depot II. NJ. Wier, 1909 Mnrke street. 3 lbs
of delicious milk biscuit, 20 cents; ginger
snaps, 1oc D.; peas, &c can: cans tomatoes, %
cents; 3 ID can Of peacht s. Toe; cans succo,
fash, .5c; 4 glasses Jelly, 2Jc; quart can sweet
pickles, 5 c; i quart can chow chow, rs cents;
dried apples, &c b.; 4 bs Freuch Prunes. zoe;
BIS prunes. 25c; 2 lbs pared peaches. 25c;chow
chow. l0c bottle; catsup, Sc bottle; Ms rice
2tc; DIS raisins, &c: preserved peaches. lbca
b: sugar, 8. :, = ard Sc h; granulated cents.
,lur 26c Office is excellent; our zoe coffee can
be beat our soc tea /, the best in the city Tor
the price; our -four ut So good; Is lbs s5c IS
good; bs Olicn soap, 25c; our syrup, 10 ana
lie quart; honey dips, re. is excelent;2 wash
boards, 25c; 2 buckets, 25c; br0oms, 25c; at
THt NJ As M. WEIR,
ap23-tf 1909 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06

TnH BOARD OF Education, though ex-
hibitirg somewhat ot \ partisan spirit
has IN ab!A organizations. Mr.. Eckel
las proved one OF I'll" most efficient
Presidents that the Bvarl has ever hid,
and was entitled to reelection. Mr..
Morrow we are informed is a very affa
bic and agry able gentleman, esides
being well qualified tor the position,
and if 80 We are glad he is elected. We
have no doubt our friend Daily, bailiff
of City Council WHO h&s so often Tiled
our glass with cool STARTLING ice water
will be az potty and attentive as bail
if of the Doard of Education.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06

THE RISING MAN of the times is Sing
ley of The "Gaze'e." 70 be appointed
an Aid to the Governor, member of
the oar OF Health, made its tempo
rary President, come within one of its
perm anent President, and then made
chairman of the committee on contracts
and licenses, don't often fall to the lot
of one human being within so short a
time. We are glad to see that our
friend siDgley bears his hcnors with
becoming dignity and meekness. He
isn't bit stuck up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06

Mr.. JAMES Monaghan has frequently
been a member of the Board of Health
md is well qualified for the office Of
President of that body, an Office to
which he has Just been elected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06

ALL THE newly elected members Of
the Board Of Education, testified last
night that they we're fleeholders of real
estate. The City assessor should make
a note of that, as it will aid him in max
ing his assessments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-05-06

Physicians prescriptions carefully
prepared at all hours of the dav or
night at Hartman's Drug Store 5th and
Poplar.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-02

DIR. J. O. 0RAasE. DENTIsrl OF
nee over l.. p. Smith Sou = Jewel
Su1IW ry stors, sulivsu's Block. Seattle,
W.T.. All work guaranteed.