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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

Il vii! be apparent to any one who will
examine SOLID GOLD WATCH, that aside
from the necessary thickness for engraving
and polishing, the large proportion of the
precious metal used is needed only to stiffen
and hold the engraved portions in place, and
supply the necessary soiidity and strength.
The surplus xold Is actually needless, so far
as UTILITY and beauty are concerned. In
JAMES BOSS PATENT sTIFFENED GOLD
WATCH GASES, the waste OF precious metal
Is overcome end the same soi6lty snd
strength produce at from one-third 10 one
half OF the usual cost of solid cases. This
process j. of the most simple nature, as fol-
lows: A plate OF composition metal, spt cal-
iy adapted 10 the purpose, has two plates of
solid gold .soldeTed one OF each side. The
three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result Is strip OF heavily
plated composition, from which the cases,
centers, bevels, etc, are cut and shaped by
suita Die dies and formers The gold In these
Is sufficiently thick to admit Of all kinds OF
chasing, engraving and enameling; and en-
grsved cases have been carried until worn
perfectly smooth by time and use without
removing the gold These cases are for sale
by all jewellers, and are guaranteed bv SPEC.
IAJ CERTIFICATES to WEAR FOR 20 YEARS
II your Jeweler does not keep them, send to
HAGsTUZ & THORPE. Ledger Bniidhng, Phila.
deIphis, tor illustrated Catalogue.
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Railways SarsapaTIlllal
ResGlEglt

Chronic SKIN Diseas6s, Carries Of The Bone,
Humors IN the BicOJ, Scro4qlons ID seascs,
Bad or Unnatur1i Haiti Of Body, syphilis
and Nenersi, F6-gr Sores, Chronic or Old
Ulcers, Salt kheuIn, Ricketts,, White Swell
ing, Scaid Head, UtETiIG Affections, CanEers,
Decay Of the BODY, Pirlpies and Blotchse.
Tunors, Dyspepsia, Kidney and E!RdceT
Diseases, Chronic rheumatism and Govt,
'1nsum ptio1. Gravel and Caicuious Jbepos-
Its, and varieties OF the above complaints 10
which sometimes are given specious names.
We assert that here is Do known remedy that
possesses the curative "cwef over these dr.
asses that RADwAY's EES0LyFN- furnishes.
II cures step by step surely, from the foun-
datjon, and restores the in ured parts TO their
sound condition The wastes OF the body are
stopped and healthy blOOd Is supplied to the
system, from which new Il. sterial Is formed.
This is the first corrective power OF RAD
WAYS RESoLvEST.
; In cases where the system has been saliva
ted, and mercury, quicksilver, corrosive sub
Innate have accumulated and become de-
posted In the bones, joints, ETC., causing
CARES of the bones, ricketts,, spinal curva-
lures, contortfons, white swellings. varicOse
veins, etc, the "a RsA psEILLrkS will resolve
away those deposits and exterminate The
virus of the disease fTom the system.
II those who are taking these medicines
for the cure OF chronic, scrofulous or syphil.
ttic diseases, however slow may be the cure,
"feel better" and find their general health
improving, their flesh and wetghtincreasing.
or even keeping its OWE, Is a sure sign that
the cure Is progressing. IN these diseases
Wins OF the disease is not inactive; II not
arrested and driven from the blood 1t will
sp.eaf and continue 10 undermine the con-
silt lffon. As soon a. the SARSAPARILLIAN
makes the patient "feel better" every hour
you win grow better and Increase in health.
Snd
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A UEsTERS LABOR NTOR
Something Of Interest COacerniDg .
Leavenwor;h Manufacturing lnsti.

Something Of Interest COscerniDg .
Leayenwor;h Manufacturing Insti
tuition.
Prominen Ut among the growing manufsc-
turing interests OF Leayenworth, stands the
Brown Medicine and Manufacturing Compa-
ny. Iacresssd activity and progress. mark
each month OF this company's life. Except
for the constant loading and ship ping of
goods from their place OF business, and
tne Increasing number of their employees
ding Ia ard out. their neighbors would
hardly know Of their presence. But once in
81. e their place OF business, vending
his way along the three floors, each one
hundred feet deep, ths magnificent proper
tiQEs OF this young giant Of enterprise were
revealed TO The reporter.
Ga the first Il Dor, IN front, are the Offices Of
the superintendent, book.keeper, mailing
and shipping clerks; back of these the work
of bott!:ns, wrapping, labelling and packing
Is done; in the -se- OF sll Is located the most
extensive laboratory OF the West, EnGer the
personal super vision of an eminent chemist
from Philadelphia.
On the second floor on every hand was
found stacks of goods and boxes for shipment
while immediately over the Off .es below
| and connected with speaking tubes anu ele-
vaiors, are tw Offices. one occupied by the
advertising manager and secretary OF the
com pany, the other, q printing once, com.
peie IA all It's appointments, where the click
OF a splendid Prouty press is heard f.om
morning I'LL night.
tue advertising department embraces con
| tracts for advertising In the local Columns of
three hundred and nifty western newspapers.
and the monthly Issue ana uistri buIion Of
| twent, -dve Thousand copies OF the Hous, hold
CnmDonioa, and twenty-tnres Thousand copies
| OF tns Farmers and Mechanics Vest Eoch.
{: MeinoI spdum Book
From the Mississippi river to the western
! slope OF Tie Rocky Mountains Browns FaIui-
| iy Medicines are Standard medic mes, from
| the iaGt that they are prepared for the cure
OF diseases peculiar to Iris climate. This
con pspy now manufacture everything In
| t.ie way Of chemical compounds that a dug
gisi handles, ana MS n sequence they are
| attracting the attention and patronage of the
trade throughout the west.
Financially, the company is on q sound ba-
| sis ard the dealer VINO buy, their goods and
| pushes them can feel assured that the Brown
Medicine ana Manufacturing Company is
one o: the permanent Institutions OF the
west,
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The Lawrence Tribune says: "word has
has bsen received here by Mr.. James Don
nelly OF the death OF Hon. &. c. Duncan, at
Lancaster, Ohio, on Friday, the 9TH inst. Mr.
Duncan was a farmer of Leavenworth coun-
~. and was well known and highly respected
by the citizens of Douglass county. He was
a member Of the Legislature from Riley
county one year, and Lee represented Leav-
enworth county. He left this section Of the
State and went to Manhattan two years ago,
where he engage in farming. His health
fail ng, n year later he sO'd out his Interests
there ard went To Denver, to embark Ia the
livery Business but the climate proved too
severe aud he found IL necessary to remove
to Gnif', where he could enjoy the benefit Of
III. medical experience OF ms father-in-Iaw,
" 10 V t. a pDr sicsn OF skill and celebrity
tEer-- He leaves a v ife aud four beautiful
children-a r. IN .rkabIy a e family, 10 which
he vas deeply de- DIED, snd who VIII find his
loss iIreruIabl-."
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TNeeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1878.

THE German IS TOE the rRse 10 fssbioue'
bic society.
yrs1sos has :. ade lis APPEARANCE in the
local markets.
The County Treasurer collected sEo in
taxes yesterday
THERE were no casas and consequently no
Police Court yesterday.
OFFICER KING RSBrssoS il recovering
from q severe sick spell.
TurpE are seventeen persons, two o! whom
are females. In the city jail.
Turd,eal disease, Group, has spread 10 the
children of North Lcavsnworth.
THE Firs, BAPTIST church coioreal Of this
cry mas Mighty successful revival ia oper-
alton.
THE matter q the insanity OF Laura i
Ta,brx was on tr'ai bUfsr. Probate Judge
Die;endoGi ye>ierdSy.
THE river hiss been raising at the rate oi
sbout ten inches a day uatil yesterday. when
Il e maiDed sisioEa's.
acAR-I.oaD OF washboaris came In on the
Missouri P.cIfic railway yesterday. What
world OF female weary baeks they mean
surp1Fr ANDREW ]. CLEMEcs, OF johnson
couuty. accompanied ry q deputy, brought
nm two recruits for the peuitentia-y yes'Cr-
day from O!atIe.
BELLS were rag in Platte City at the
b1ur QppoiLtei for tie lneieoric shower
Thursday night. the people found poihirg
anusua Al going on III the heavens
Mr.. FRANK HFCE yesterday celebrated his
9th anniversary of his employment a. chief
csrpeuter ~ Fort LeaveD worth. Al tie men
under his charge were remembered.
SEVERAL ofile men connected With Van
amburgh's show, which recently disEaasec
A. Valley Fouls, passed thTOugh the city y's
terdiay, on their Wy 20 Net: ok.
DELIxoU ENT guardians, a. ;ninistrators and
eracnto-s bahind on ANU :. Ssf;io1! sotS OF
their estates, ''t!uUs 10 p5Is iuto the Pro-
bate Judges ufiicS, 10 IL axe amends Ior
their csreIess ness
JUsr as an evidence Of What Leavea worth
meYch ants are doIng, it might be mentioned
that night before Ia.t fourteen full cars Of
merchEpdise from cor risra!. ants nj We
on the Kznsts Petite fa!.Say.
MIR. &C JACQUES, at the north west cCTce-
of Main and Cherokee streets, say be intends
to furnish coal, Notwithstanding the present
scarcity at the shaft, for "a cents per hE>hei
and will keep IL up al; winter.
THE County DosTd meets next Tuesday 10
consider The psti;ioa Of the tax payers ask
ing the Officers 10 rescind their act.oc In the
transfer IL The X. Z. sock 10 the Kansas
Central. = large meeting Is anticipated.
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Opinions Rendered by the Supreme
Court.

Topeka Capital, Il.
] ID W Perry VS. John Couroy, error fIoE IA.
| bo.ie, reversed. .-;
| ATS SR II VS. John Hammer, Lyon coun
ty, reversed.
| Joseph Anderson VS. jerome Beebe, Els
worth county, affirmed.
| Henry Morell VS. Edward Ia gle. Osage coun
| ty, reversed.
X McBrainey VS. Chandler ct al admins.
traitors, Miami county, reversed.
Nenian Connolly VS. Central Branch II II
| Co., A;chison coun:y, Imperfect record dis.
| missed.
WV Marbp1rg VS. c H Mccormick ct al
| Atchison county, affirmed.
| Maggie smith VS. Ethan 4 Smith, Doug,
las county, affirmed.
Salamanca township, VS. Jasper County
| Bank. Cherokee coaniy, reversed.
| Knows N Damn, WyaDdotte county,
| reversed.
| Alexander Thompson VS. James r Garrison,
| ct al, Miami county, reve. sed.
| Silina Building Association VS. John A Nell
son, 81 OF. Saline comfy, reversed.
| Kansas Central X II 90, vs. Jerry Fi:zsim
mons, LeavenwOrtD, affirmed.
Board County Commissioners, Brown
county VS. u X Roberts, admt uislIator,
Brown county, affirmed.
Thomas y Cation vs. John n Foley, Neo-
shp county, reversed
Paola Town Co VS. William q Kruiz, Miami
county, reversed,
Morris Germoud VS. Z W Lttle;on, Labette
county, affirmed.
Ellen X. Hubbard VS. y o gdeu, Atchison
county, reversed.
Ii ; Campbell VS. Conrad, Miami county,
reversed.
John NJ Fank VS. Jennie NJ James, w an
tOtte county, reversed.
John A Halderman VS. Geo-ge = Woodland
Laavenworth county, modified
James HodmIre We Alfred " Rice, DicEIn.
son county, affirmed.
vs. BsatIon VS. L Cross, Pawnee county,
reversed.
ErasfUs Tedt VS. Lewis Z frey, Shawnee
county, affirmed.
Court aui urned TO December 18Th.
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OVARIAN TUMCRS.

The removal OF rncse tumors by RAILWAY 2
RESoLvENT is now SO certainly established
mat what wss once considered almost mirac-
0,ous Is now common recognized fact by
All parties Witness the cases of Hannah
knspP, Mrs Z. Krapf Mrs. j. H. Jolly and
mrs. Z. ID. Hendrix, published in our Alma
mac Tor 1879; also that OF Mrs c. s. BiDb.ns,
"a The present edition OF our False and
space iorbids our making particular refer
ence 10 The various cases of chronic diseases
reached by our SARsAPARILLIAN REsoL-
VENT. lnvalids and their friends must con-
SUIT our writings IL they wish 10 obtain Gn
Remedies.
Ono Dollar Per Rafrle
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After AIi-GambiipY wns the
TrOuble.

n Snfc MAN w no - NOt shie "Eu
After AIi-Gsmbiipx wns the
Trouble.
From the following, from yesterdays Kan.
sas city Journal, 1t srpears that some one
has been tryi ing TO swind the firm of Wooli
Brothers:
II L. Parsons who is hnown 10 many bus.
ne>s men, and to gamblers IS well, as the
the agent Of ssfe and lock company, was
arrested ut Independence yesterday, by Dep
1sy M T1.i Weo ,hs
city. The accused resides in Independence,
but does business IN kausss City, aud " a.
brous hi here yesterday afternoon ano taken
before Jusilcs Bacon. wi o placed him under
bonds tor a future appearance. The charge
ms5e against him is Obtaining money under
tsise preiebses. The st,tement made by Mr..
Joseph is To the effect that several DAYS ago
II. L. Par>ous called At the store, aiier bank
ing hours, and presenting "A check for $a5,
drawn on himself and payable at the bank
ing house of Anderson, Chiies q Co.. lude-
pepdence requested that they loan him 500
on IL He pretended TO be highly indignant
" hen asked II he ~as all right, on depo II In
promise to take up the check the next
day. he secured $50. Several days elapsed,
and, fsilng TO pull IN sppear snce, the check
was sent TO lndes enos nee for collection, but
WIS returned protested. The warrant WAS
then sworn out AMI the arrest made, AS
Atsted
III This were his INST cnense the matter
would not lonk 10 serious, hut Marshal LIg.
get and Chief Speers state that FREQ lent com.
plant u OF a simiisr nature have been made
by persons doing business In the CRY, who
have been .victimiEed by Parsons in the
same manner. When asked TO swear out a
warrant the parties haze refused. preferring
TO keepthe matter nom the public. Chief
SpeeIs says tnat the matter has been going
on for some time, and he is aware of SIS
having been obtained In this way in SUNS
Of SO TO $.a.
p.r~oDs 4. . 6na ,o,Nt,. S.,,.-
sharp business man, but has become beset by
q mania Tor gambling. and il q frequent Wis
ttOr 1t gambling houses, at times winning
large sums at poker, only to lose It again
The most charitable construction that can
be put upon his case is that he has secured
the money on the bogus checks Ia stake
the gambling table. with the hope that be
would be able TO vim, return the money and
take mp the checks.
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the saiS.WiiliaI, Eapp came to his death by
N accident received IN the shaft Of the coal
min - this city. on the morning o; IN.
17th OF November ls19.while working in the
said shaft.
The jay further ind, that said sh Eft is IN
IN 1I:s cure state at present.
n testimony whereof, said Jurors have
hefeU-fD set their hands the day and year
aIS-essl:.
HUGH CARROLL,
WIN. W COoLY,
John SCHcIT,
III wITTkNBER6.
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A SIRE Tninx.

Ut. Hunters Specific and Injection No,
are warranted TO cue Gonnornna, elect, Co
dee, Structures, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Blad-
der and Urinary organs of males and fe.
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is . sure remedy
fbr the SpermatOrrhnea, seminal Weakness
Nightly emissions. the loss OF power, crused
OF DR.. Hunters Specific g per bottle In &c.
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere EyeI.
press. Or. J. Dinsbesr, sole proprietor Nc.
as, North Seventh S! rect, st. Louis, Missouri
Send two Stamps for treatise. Cure guaran.
teed or the money refunded.
Theo. Egersdord. Agent, Ieayenwoyth
kansas. mSyl2.Ood&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
CHEW JAcKsoS,s BEST SWEET NAVY Plug


DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy Ii warranted
TO cure syphilis IN the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and In all its varied and
complicated forms, and Will cure the worst
cases OF yenereal diseases; cases which have
physicians OF America. II cures the nrst
stage and heals the ulcers In q few days. II
cures ulcers In the mouth, nose, throat, head,
and joints, swelling OF joints, syphiiitic rheu.
matism, ETC.. IN . short time. Price I'VE dol.
lars per package. Sent everywhere by ex.
press. A treatise on sexual disease, free
Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold by Or. j.
Dinsbeer, as, North seventh street, 81, Louis,
Mo. Cures guaranteed or the money refund.
Ell. Thee. EGersdoTf. agent, Lesvenwor:h
KRnsRs.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

IAVpthd NfFI M, II. 7
A funny episode was WITNESSED to day noon
at the corner of Sixth and Jackson. A blacs
cat, In climbing around in o cotton wood
tree, got fastened 30 firmly in one OF the
forks away at the top that she couldn't &c,
loose. especially as she couldn't touch bot.
tom" with her feet. Some humane individual
finally climbed 10 the place and released her
cstship. A little boy said she had been there
since the Gsy be.o.ei
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ORR ;sNliED tDs.

The Carbosiaia Branch OF the HaH-
SIS Pacific CoE,pieted-1EsA al sas
Central.
The fact that the kansas Pacific was about
20 open a branch TO Carbonate has been
duly announced by THE TINS. The event
SO an xiously looked for The .eople Of Carbon
dale and the vicinity through which The
rosd passes Is at last consupInGtcd. A. noon
to day LeaVensoIih wIil be connect 4 10y
rail with III IS tuTigInE section of the CsuItry.
IL is an event Of nr little I'm portancs NJ pres
sent, In view OF the scarcity Uf coal, as II
opens up the rich csrbOniie Gus GepoS - Of
the CaI bJndale region, and IL may t-nd 10
so.ve the fuel problem. '. hich Is ces inning 10
toe rather serious Tor oar people.
THS EASsAs CENTRAL.
Hon Len. I. -m.ti., President OF the kGE-
SOS Central Il EiIway, left las; evening for
New York. while II Is Tot announced aU-
thoriiRIively, II seems 10 dc well established
thst his i~it j. iu the interests o; the further
extension Of the Kansas central rGtivFy,
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ANOTHER GREEN ilGaS.
"a Fool and His Money RI, .soh
Parted"

John Perkins, OF Platte, has found out tina:
this a true saying. He came TO town with
considerable cssh in his pocket, and p-oceoG C.
ed, after the manner of burolic gentry gen.
orally, 20 DTm acquaintance with every
stranger he met. He finally brought up in a
saloon, and in order to show the crowd that
he was not "b, oss" to~k oct a twenty doiisr
bill and HANDED jt 10 She lbarkeeYer TO sPe II
was counterfeit. As the lstt.r wHs about 10
hand IL hack unknown Eian, who HAD
been with smiih, saaichel IL and tea pins
over The bar, dashed through the door and
made his escape. Tue INNOCENT corntTyman
thought IL WAS al fun until ne found that
his friend was not coming back. Smith aud
the bartender chased lie man iCr Some dis
lance but failed TO oyeIIAke him.
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One Effect IL HAD.

ID.ESW OItu IStIOIttI, II.
As he sat on the step on Sunday evening
he claimed the right TO kiss for every shoot
ing star. She at first demurred, as became a
modest maiden. but finally yielded. She
was even SO accommodating as ito call hts
attention TO flying meteOrs that were about
TO escape bis observation, and then got TO
calling" him on lie htuing bags, aud Mt last
got him down to steady work on the light OF
n lantern that a man was swinging about a
depot in the distance where trains were
SWITCHING
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SYoP the EoB8ER.

10 you ask what robber? Why, Father
Time, OF course, who is stealing the color
from millions OF heads Of hair. Alas!
he CAN'T BE STOPPED.
What then? His ravages can be repaired
IN LESS THAN ZEN MINUTES.
Il is soon done. No trouble; no danger OF
ipiuriny The Tiers No, n STAIN
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In nom one to twenty minutes, never fails
70 relieve pain with one thorough appiica-
Ion. NO matter how xioicnt or excruciattnr
the pain The rheumatic, bed-rtcden, infirui
crippiec, nervous, neuralgic, or FRUSTRATED
I'm disease may suffer, RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF VIII afford instant case,
Inflammation OF tho K ;dneys, InfiauuatIo,,
OF inc Bladder. inflammation o. the Bowels,
CONGESTION Of the Lungs, Sore Throat.
pncult Breathing, al pitation of the Heart
mysteries Group, Dir Liberia, Catarrh, In
nuenza, Headache Toothsche, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Cold Cnills, Ague Chills, Call,
biains, Frost Bites, Bruises, summer Com
plants. Coughs. Colds, Sprains. Pains in
the Chest, Back or Limbs. are Instantly
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
A Train Wrecked.

IWameeo Agriculturist, IS
Tuesday morning the E asst bound passenger
| train jumped the track about one mile wes,
O: town. The engine turned over ON one
side. damaging the engine slightly. The
wrecking car was Immediately sent out aud
the track. which WAS wa.hed out and CAUSED
toe wreck, vas repaired by / O'Clock and
travel resumed.
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A Party ut For; Ht.ey,


With the returning cool wealth comes the
dancius season, and Oh last evening the
ladies at Fort Riley gave a very pleasant hop
al the dancing hall, which had been very
tss;eiuiIy decorated for the occasion IN honor
OF a large number OF officers TEN porariIly
stopping there. The affair was one of the
most enjoyable that'has been given IL many
a day, and Will be pleasantly remembered by
those who Were SO fortunate as to be present.
A goodly nomter went over from Junction
Ci;y and Joined in the mortimer 1T of the
evening The music was furnished by
twenty pieces of the 10Th infantry band, IN.
der the leadership of Sgt. Montgomery, and
was very nne. At lI:SJ the company wers
invited into the library room. where an
elegant lunch mad been prepared by the
lnaEagers, and alter partakips Of The sJme
lew more dances We're had ana then all vent
home. Tie following are The names OF It.oee
present:
FORT RILEY.
G nerals Ncgdes. Hunt, Cliz syres and
flut Major OiAey; C.'ptaIn hale snd vile;
Captain Morse and vile; Csptaiu Richards
aud wife; Captains Ward, Thomp>on aud
G.iliday; Lieutenant Nirai and wife; Leu
tenauts Stead f"an, ushnan, "hiIhall ant
Cooper; Dr. Illton anu VIE; Lr. r. nuids
and daughter; DIR. Williams; Mr., HepU:
Misses Rose and Hale.
JUNCTION CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Mcdonald; Mrs. Chaff,e; Misses l1a
Wallsce, Minnie Armstrong, Mile strickler
sud Bessie smith; Nessrs. Chas. Z. Murphy,
h. II, Clarke, George l.. MeLdick, Cnas. s.
DAVIS. Archie Armstrong AID D. >. PTouty.
TOPEKA
Colonel TiiIey, Of the Governors staff
Owing to illness Generals Penny ,sckrr
and Davidson were not present.
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False and True.

Teectract from DR.. Radway's "TreatIse on
Disease and T. Cure" ss follows:
LIST OF DISEASES cU-EDBY
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Does Not Want to be Misrepresented

the following circular:
The State press will confer a favor by
publishing the following facts to correct mis-.
representations which have been widely
circulated:
AT tbs recent election held in Harper
county 2,5S3 votes were cast, almost three
times es many as there are voters in the
county. The Commissioners unanimously
refused to count such "A vote, they could
not do IL without making themselves liable
TO the severe penalty OF the law. This leaves
the county seat At Anthony for an indefinite
period, until the case Can get through the
courts, at least a couple of years, and practi.
cally settles the question perusEeatIy. Tie
Old officers will nod over until the nj It gen.
eral ei
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Five uu.area Thousa.A Strong.

In the pastfev months therehas been more
than 500.0UO bottles of ShtlOh's Cuee 6Old
Out Of the vest num6er Of people Who have
tt0a have been cured. All Coughs, Group.
Asthma and Bronchitis yield At Once,eu
Is that every body speaks In lts praise. To
have . Couxh, or your child the Group, and
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