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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-04
sEssSOSSi.-

LeavcnWp rih vas represented at tie
Guard.' Bail ny Lieut.. Ell. w. Thomas and
VIII T Hewitt That they faithfully filled
their mis- ion we are pleased to testify. 1t
nav he sddet that LeHvenworth wSs we'll
represented. "F.ttg" Thomas went Through
the mazes 4 the dance with grace which
won the admiration of all behOldsr-, and
Will lie s-iit made IL mis- personal business to
see tiIat Ed spiK.-fnil cn.- was In DsIiect
shape at all times Topeka CJnsn0Hl0s.llA.
NTH. Massey and wifi, and Mrs. Miller,
OF Washington. ID. G, arrived in the metropo.
lis on Thanksgiving morning, sud are spend
ing the les of the week with Mr.. Massey IS
aunt, Mrs. c. W L. Collins. Mr.. Massey Is a
former resilient % Laavenworih, being form.
sTly Miss Y ckie PaTke and "A daughter Of DR..
Pare, OF Washington, ID. g. Monday they
leave iOrC 'iOradO springs, their future home
Prank 2. Lynch, business manager of the
Leavenwo.th Tl1Es, spent Thanksgiving in
Topeka. Frank did GOOD WORK fer the DEM
ocrstlc party du-ino the fell canvass His
business in Topeka, was purely social, how
ever; ne attended the Guards ball.-T0pekd
COEmOgtJr6u N.
-. b. Pc Try, one Of the editors of the Leav.
euwOrth TINES IS in the city, TO serve Uncle
sam as juror in the United States Circuit
court MI. Perry Is on OF the best nevsps-
per writer's in kansas.-T9peEI Commonwealth.
:. T. Smith, Ofthe Kansas Pacific, and l..
7 Smith, OF the Kansas Central arrived in
the city yesterday on a special train. having
left the Could party 4. Co2corG!s.
Mr.. Hugh shannon, of the Lsnspe, called
al THE TIsks Office yesterday, and renewed
his subscription lie reports the farmers
feeling excellent.
Jonn Volz Is koms- from the Indian Ter-
r.tOry.
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iaoE. Topeka JaUrnal.l


As the question OF the how and where o
the Indian problem seems 70 be asltatIng the
mind OF the press IF he county brief but
faithful account OF u meeting bstwe-p all
ambassador of he rrsss anu that uh.vitous
gentleman Cnief I>eph of whom Gen. How
ard has had unpleaS N; memories Will not be
seriously GU of pace.
YoIr sabsc.lbe- met the n'usiruuG chief
while he Che Ch!en was G.aget; In the men.
ial and d-eTaGiGs service Of receiving from
the DuuntliuI hand Of tie Crest Father" the
cJmmIsssEy supplies necessary u psrpeiuate
the existence at his t'IuSrTiCus ard hard 20
n-! people, and thus In-Eing a c-r ain yric.
per hundred on said supp les SIS frri-h; and
finally receiving = s-Dl- as q part q. the
questionable cCnIract entered Into Dy and
between the United States troops AID The
CDI.i- Of 'ts >ez Pee : iFiDr-
JO-aFa j. IN e cry way chief
Ia au~wer - tn question, ''r0w do y"ur
p-prie Ike tue country given them by 'h-
Pep cI"rs frr tG"ir nome 10 TIE COUNTRY near
the sitting .uI. lGvy axe SICK, the >scrsSE
-aa kr- tn".n sHreiE- ey burn -ud uni 81
and tErB Re"
r-ow coz Ia. sickness .. se thrn- Oh.
tEeT get v sts AID ,. s- iiI..'.. glv.I.! Gs!gOI-
StraIlpT Ul The THGgI--r -, wEirt I.-Tox
yN'n e. the aEU- -iircss u psrsor). Taey
Il many of your pecp'e have yen with
yoU:
never count To. N.
How many EzYe Citi with d!S--Se since
yO1r removal
one huudr.d AMI tr.'r y-=avc., braves
"Oaiu Your DsOp.. b ~. az d = IL allowed
to go b t"< 20 thtiI old me-?
Yes. They love the mountains and the
pure airaud would give up wIr with thier
pse pToih-rs If they could have tLeir old
homes back again.
How 30 yoa like Gen. Miles
Brave Much fisnt.
The GemranOT OF the chief and his ascot
ateS Yellow NOlf ana Yellow Bull was indi-
CNtiSr o: the greatest desire TO once more
- tread their native meath. and Dreatne the
pure :iiE OF Their highland home. and IL il
apparent that no go can come of their re-
Ill val TO the territory.
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- 49,
Gu LE-.E-

Al remedial AGENTS C. H-.fr-a 81 de- --U--'r.y
Ii q by Al owe TJys8 $40 a bees sCIUsJ- Mo-
pbine, opium s.ryCgllIc a-agrIn. ly0sci-
certain times in very small doses, relieve
the patient during "a Il acton IA The system.
Put perhaps ale - CUHu GD~e 81 Igr e.. ted,
may aggrsyais ana lDcrsg~e tEG suffering,
Efitr ssSSsfler dose cause death. There is no
necessity fGr using these uncertain accents
when q positive remedy lac always
Ready Relief Esll Top The most PvcTuciariaC
rain quicker, without e-.tail'aE the 4esst
-3iIIlCu.ty IN either iElsL. or adult.
TIE ERpE RELIEF.
rtrvsy'S R-E-- EFIEIF IS fha only
remedial agent Ia SUEEa Lila. WI Instantly
atop pain.
Fly Cents Per Bottle
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County Printing.


TIE annual bre,z- shout county printing
now agiistins the Kansas newspaper. V,
notice that a humber of them assert tba,
ticEn6y General Davis has decided that
the county commissioners hsye no control
over the delinquent tax lists, bat that the
county tr. a. ureT controls this business II
the Att0Tn", General has m &c such 4 decie-
ion, We have NOT seen Il. HIS opinion, Given
s'yerdi ears ago. Was that the county board
had 10 right 10 lei toe work tor lees than
Legal rates; that the law rpecifi-.lly fixed
the price th8t ih- print-r should receive Tor
the WCT6, IA RE v0uuty board nave no
FisA' 70 maze EIEt take lS>-, either by b q or
n'E-FG s.. II Ne mss DECIDED [ at the county
board nave 10 control over Gelinguenr tx
Isis, he = decided squzre.y against the ex-
press Ian ueEe Of 'G.- Ia.', which say that
The brarl Cf county commissioners OF III,
ses'T l 9 uu'i-s % IL state shan have tx
c uS'Ee control OF AL experditur-s accTuiny
either Ia The public fttOLs Of dsiinqueu. tax
lis =. lTes -uisl'- notices, cCunty printing or
aay other county expenditure" THIS gives
i'Euu'y h'aId- 'AgiG>lye cor tool Of the worK
2EIi Co.'S EDr empower EN- 10 cot duS IN the
printer less iOr doing It.
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SUPREME COuHT SYilsdI.

STATE pT KANSAS, l.
SUPREME COURT.
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SWeeklp Iimss
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aSoTHEE month Is al hand.
THE Episcopal Fair next EeeE, ihf 9.h and
10 OF December
Joux RovxAS was p!c2 cd n? YESTERDAY,
drunk, End was jailed
n-Escf,rEs' normal institute Was held at
MiIv oOd Il sieIdIy.
THE C.f.1sp rlub had = nice lite Lop at
Turner'S I.sII, Thanksgiving Eigat.
Thus iar ~ pe-soG:s in the country end
lej IN .ne c..y have paid ;hsir taxes for 1873.
TIE lex c1uec; Gus by the County Treas
urer az. ysry rcsd AZ p.es-n'. I-steTdsy he
collected -,
The Thanksgiving present n Professor
: ard from H. VIE VS. beautiful boy,
Standard s.zs sEG g.. mod IN requirements.
ANOTHER narrow gauge engine for the
D1nver suI South Psrk- road, snd thir'v c1rs
.! steel Iai.s, PACED through The city Fr day.
TIE sisters OF - john Hospital hive re-
oues,rn rs 10 -: that they have discop-
tinued s,IicIiiag I'd fo:tLat Institution for
tae PIE cut.
TIE fair t. 5e given by the ladies Cf the
Episcopal church next week promises 10 lie
one Of the fiuCS; thin sJf the kiGd ever Al.
TEN ed IL the city
KAN By the nam. of Martin was 81 an
ing his co Z stan bel zine in Cincinnati yes
reriay. TIE coat csDGh', sud a COZ gra-
i.on was Ny-y Nearly created
TIE nrs. tax penalty OF five per cent. goes
on D5cem Der 4I-t-h1 pgsippHsneEt. All
taxes pad Befpr. matt time VIII BE- sIlO wed
q rebate O. 80 s-Dd one-ha-i IeE Get
FOUR big beer barrels ctks, hogs heads, or
whatever hey are called, holding about five
hundred gallon, were shipped Frifay to
Kansas ~. 1uey aTe what the Kansas
City people cal! eIghths, t"o.
THE folio wing off GERS were elected Thanks.
giving day at the nth annual convention Of
the Diocesan sIuiusl Life Insurance COmpa-
nv: President Rav. !. O'Reilly: first Vice
President. A. kUnI-, OF - yandOtti second
Wee Pre- idert, Ge0ise OsieTiag; secTt tary,
Peter &. ecker.
TEE taking-Gr Of tn one-miil tex levied
for the state school fund from the tx rolls
OF IS7g has caused the county clerk and his
deputy 30 work day and night; but the work
Is completed and tine Cfiics remained open |
f,r the uSusl business ali me time, WA la ,
other c4uIItiss 'or this = OTk Cf Ga sGgiTg the 1
rolls the c!eTl . III e was temporarily closed
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Sam In the Cellar.

lumber OF young men went from town
10 a dance about five miles north On Frid4y
nigh: last, and during the eveuiDgs eeuersl
unpleassntness was INDUCED In, ard, after
the affair was over and the rem aims were be-
ing gathered up, sam Cary was discovered in
his hiding place In the ceIler, and John Kan.
ssrs Wood 1--WE mean our good locking unso-
pbistocateu John Wood was found in a room
with number of ladies nursing a baby,
which John thought was the best means of
preserving the extreua beauty Of that ever
smiling counfenanc- Of h : sam Cary SAYS
he went down in the C liar to dad something
eat.
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Railways Sa2Sap2TIIIIlI
la2lITgTt

Chroatc 81 p Dr=51zag, Ca~.-s or 1sle Egzs,
HuM8rs 90 TIE Blood. --#HfE'uaE - - So E.
Bad O. IIn4-y-.-. ..sLit O: GD#T, syphilis
and N'Ee.s.l- F--a. Sore Chronic o. Oh
Ulcer salt EGe. -.4- s.IcET.-r ~ illte swell
Ing, -CE.t Head, 9 teIIue E-.-r,i~r-, Cs.-.l1e-=,
Decay u the body, HtEnpis5 and Bluicues,
TunHO!s, BgsEaTss8, Ai-HrF End y adder
Di~eages, Chronic 4.l-lE-isE.-ELa and CDUt,
'agslsurI -|f.uI. Grave. add 'a.IEipLs IepOS-
Its, and varieties q fIs aDDye CDrlpl-l-Its 30
which sOnCe' 4ruaE Gre given s9eClDcs names
we assert that there is 70 know remedy that
posses 5s the curative over over these dis
Bses tEst issBwAE'~ l.Es0LT vt furnishes.
Il cures sep ~ step. sure. y rom the iC'.u-
ia on, and torres LGa gUlag parts 20 their
sound condition Tho wastes % the body are
stopped and Ee'lfEy IlDDT i5 supplied 20 the
systF n, from which new material Is formed.
"his IS The E~st corrective power q Rad
WAYS IsfspE.VENsT.
b In cases where the system has 50en saliva
ted. and mercury, quicksilver. corrosive sub
posted IN the bones, joints, etc, causing
caT.'S OF the bones. 70 k='s, spinal curya-
lures cgntoriOBs, white SWELL ngS. vaTicnse
veins, etc, the - Is kpA EILLIA-s viii resolve
away those deposits and CGJeTminatc LEe
virus OF t7e disease from the syst. "a.
O. II those WHO are taxing these medicines
Tor tho cure 81 chronic, ECsot.-JGs or s-phil-
1tiC diseases, however SLOW may he the cure,
''feCl better, " ana Ggl their general health
improving, their fae-a and weight Increasing
~ even keeping - OVID is n sure ElEE that
the CC-e is urDgrs7-.GE. ia t4gS5 diseases
she patient either cts brTFsT or worse he
virus OF the disease is rot inactive; # not
arrested and 'rfT"r rom TIE blood ii VIII
spa and cg-s.r.Ea Oh. undermine the con-
sflt lil0H- A. -""- H- f.e hhE5E PsTlTLE.TAy
on VI gIs r oe'.s- .sa- --1lC-sc IL health.
{.
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n Blind Mans banquet.
Epnnoriu Nar1

1t is said that "a fellow feeling makes Is
word-ous kind" Fowever this may be, gen.
orally speaking, 1t is true in the particular
case OF cur old friend "Biird DAVIS"
as was evinced Q few days since 10y his gath
ering together those who like himself, hsd
been deprived OF their sight, and tTestIr g
them to a sumptous feast This was a gene,.
oas and kind act m the part ofolr old friend
and Is ssid 10 have been highly spprec stsd
by his slshtles guests The bill. OF iare was
Exceptionally sood, and ihe occasion WIS
animated and hilarious as sach social events
usually are. May .na thoushtfu y generous
Old man live long to make glad tie hearts of
ii, blind conrad 10y per odieai bal qgets.
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4 Valuable Industry

Tie manufacture Of gypsum blocks, TO
building purposes. located on the head o
Mulberry creek, is sssum ng business pro
portions under its present man cement. The
are nodded in the form OF hollow rectangle
about fourteen by twe0iy inches, with bev.
eled corners The original cost is less than
that Of any other material end the rapidly
with which a wall can be built makes the
cost Of mason work very light. The day is
not very far distant when Eypsum will be the
principal building material used in this
county 1t Is no longer an Experiment., as
II has stood the test for more than q year, and
seems TO be getting harcer with age
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- AatE.l
htr~in Is 20 be the terminus of the Central
Branch railroad, until spring at least. II IA
possible that the rOs1 will be built west. but
not prob be. Could owns the x. p, and IS
'oon as he got hold OF the c. B. he stopped
WORK On the h. p, and as ne is now negoti 4.
lns Tor The B. d NJ, If successful In purchas-
IN H. there Will be no ohjec: in building, as
al CON petition Is cut of. Gould don't be-
HeVein o1ildins railroads, and IL all compe
utlon Is stopped he csrtsinIy viii not expend
sny monty in extending lines. The county
west rf kiTwin is supplied by the x. =, ald
We see no particular object IN building this
tvsu lastheF y est when his own rn,i Is re-
Giving al the patronage. The WAYS of 9
r-Ii'otd man ike Could sre mysterious, ana
~ ~ y tut>- wrar Tire future VIII Le.
Ne.op. BnL terminus or no terminus EirUin
- eE 5fLtsiiHgi ) ol the oHom. Al VIII coutir.-
us 10 b. 50 ehe boom. q with only a l. nd
ILlc- heretofore, and aOS We have /. :aIIr1.J
10 Keep tbs lining ~.
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BY THE C,UEE.
LSSTINE, j

NJ 1,5s7.-ETas'us TINT VS. Lewis p Fir-y.-
ETroc from shawnee cot MY. rLled.
BY THE C,UEE. VALENTINE I
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I " dtUOdIiIIFt- NO- Ne Nk.
The railroad engineers passed through
Alma on Friday, on t;-e;r way 10 Manhattan.
They were making map for the right OF
way man, showing where the railroad crosses
each section OF Land. A map C: this kind has
also 10 be filed with the county cIer. of each
county through which the road passes. When
these maps are compile ed, which will be the
10 Buriingame TO cross secsionD Iht. line
when every mile Of work they leave behiud
them V i'll be ready Tor the graders who a e
10 De ace: on the woSR imn-dl stsly. 1t l.
S2aln stated that the roa Is 20 o. flushed TO
Bismarck mis- winter.
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IL is heraliei ali tnougn the city and conn
Try and In short has he come n acknowIe' ged
fact that the most reliable place in the city o,
LeaYenwor;n, in which TO buy dry goods
the place where You can buy the most goods
for the least money the place where you are
always kindly trsa'ed whether YOU buy or
nOt-the place where every article is marked
in plain figures, ard oniy one price asked
the place wnere 81 goods ara warr .DIed, and
where no fgIs, i'm prs ssinns are alto y ed, - at
the well oSD retail dry goods house of
FlgShr. K SuhuEpman
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Suffering OnIi Econtier

Abilene TaZele.
\ gentleman named Bell was in the city
Tuesday calming TO be an authorized agent
10 solicit relief iOr the destitute u; the western
portion OF Ness county. He reports hard
times among the peopis there, owing TO the
total failure ofthe crops there last year. Col
leciions. We are informed, Will BE- taken ap
az al the cEurche. Xt sunday tor the bene-
NJ Ci the Reported sufferers. 1 ira, AS stEt, Il
and We have no rss;- on to do. bt the gen tie
fnSHs woTG-'hen ASSISTANCE should lie Teu-
uersd by cur people.
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An excl8ng- in an netghSoring town con,
tsins all account OF p sad affaiI. IL ssys ihs
a certain man in that town. who hes neys.
advertised, IVES found dead under his cOun-
ter, where he had been ~ Ing for Two days.
He was accidentiy discovered by a small boy
no went III To get nickel changed as He
had never stv eIt'sed people had forgotten
where ms store wss; and hence nobody hs p
pened to iscove lac corpse unit. Gecomposl-
lion had SET In.
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81 Rs1TTr.Ea.

rs.-r~.. .sr- --,s-. s-- - 90 ..
- as o. ---- Cl-z7rsi co. - ls---t~- 80
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CVERLEY TUTORS.

The Tcn1oEs-- c. -.CF= ruT10~- by Etr,vAvs
RESOLyE-'T = sUw - lsE--t.ly ,~la .i~aeG
That what WAS nee cons .Le-Uf almost TniIac-
ulous ls now q common recon izsd fact by
All parties. Wines TIE Czsss 81 Hannah =
anhpp, Mrs g k-apf, .irS- =. y. Jolly and
hrS. !. u. Hendrix gua.ishaa Ia our Alma
nae Tor los5; 30 that or fir, G. :. Eibbius.
ia he pEeSau; oG.t!ou OF ouf 'Fa.se and
True"
space forbids orr making particular refer
ence 70 III" various cas"s OF chrome diseases
reached by our SERsAPzRTrLIsS RFSOr-
NEST. tnvsllcs ana tHeir friends must con-
SIT our writings II they ErSh 20 obtain an
Il NEEDLES.
Gre rlnrlrr y. Er..--n
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while ona by one in single fle
JEey stII naTcI out in lad ,an style
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The pride Of a mother. the lif.. 4 81 Joy off
home. are Der children. hence her VI let when
sickness enters aud Ia yes them away. Take
waTIiDg Ihen that y"u are running n terrl-
hle risk, II they have Cough, CrOap or
whOoUlng Cough, which lead TO Consump-
zion, II yDI do not attend TO n II once. SHl-
Lon = CONS 4 MpTION CURE is guaranteed
to cure them. Pr3ce 10 c-uts. 50 cents, and
81 For lame Back, side or Chest, use Shi
loh's Porous Plaster. Price - cents. Sold by
Arnold & Hunt. weiSw
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What FS-t scott Needs


The good name of For: ecoit has been low %
cred more by the recent disgrlcsful outbreak
on the part ( sCms OF her cit'zsus, than by
any other thiug for come time past Il il
ron.ens- 10 talk sbolt fine buildings, TnEc-
aismizec streets, e, OF business and a lar-e
end growing ToPua'1on when few rHa.uS
can, OG Any occasion, rule tire iCSyn. I-st II,
have "a GsSeaJ EO'ICU administration or quit
Dragging.
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be OH 1Oufief'l
The mos: Geli-hlfGl weather prevailed
from last Thursday 10 the present-dry and
warm, which in a great degree mit,gated the
wrath that was accommodating against the
coal mine str:Ee.s Ii there is anything that
ought 10 be summary punished, IL Is this
thing Of dropping picks and spades just 1t
the very monet when the wnoie comm ami
ties srs being piDched with col 1. anu pspsci-
ally in this country where We are almost
entirely dependent for iuel upon the activity
of the Goa! mines.
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Sign Of ShOGdy.

IMcFnerson THEORETICALLY
There are few hish-tored gents at our
hotels who o. Ject TO eating with mechanics
also ladies, who wear breakfast caps and
imagine these vulgar who do not follow their
exsmple. Neither the fsstidioGs gents nor
the ladies' sre 10 be blamed. The gents were
badly r-Ised aid sot their early livelihood
from picking scraps from the Stop buckets OF
The city not. Is, anu the youn ladies axe rs ID
and Wear caps To Keep the Hies from -: :. =
tpunctuatingy The Top Of their heads.
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A Prosperous Kansas Town.

That the Town Of Wilson has grown and
prospered Within eighteen month at an
Almost unprecedented rate there can be little
Ut. Where two years ago was grazing
Cd I'D for ne town cows, now are seen nne
aWetl1ngs&lDes with neat gardens. Not
week 49, 1t one CT more houses are nn-
tshed and dg06pied, and the indications are
II such Will be the case for many months
Deuune. We have grown with srch speed
~ oor Improvements are OF such a substan-
p Aature. that our friends of Wilson living
lsw0rth and vicinity VINO have not Wis
Dhts place for two or three years, express
fmost surprise snd establishment at the
development OF our CRY. We fe- graf.
at their surprise, and we have q right to
because We, one and all, 20 MAKE up
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y,oEa ON the New Bridge.

iLaNESICS SpiF.t-l
Work on The lem pOrsTy span o. The bridge
is progressing and Wal! uncouEteG y be AIE-
ished curing the present week. The new
iron spsn Is to be finished within ninety days
and from the tirue Il = com pie ted our bridge
across tie tie raging kaw VIII not Only De
free bu. it SllI DO Substantial and peIIaa-
ueAI.
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tn : STATE 0S KiNSAS, J.
SUPREME CART. -.

!, c. J. Brown, Clerk Of the Supreme Court
o: the state OF ksns-s, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is a true and corr c. copy of the
sy lie bcs in zach of the above entltl@d cases,
as the same appears on file in my ONCE.
witness nv hand and official seal, hereto
IsEALI affixed at my offic- In Topeka, this
2JtE Gay OF November. A. u. 1879.
CJ. BROWN
C.erk Suprt me Cont
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VETERAN RETIRED
Upon the Road la the West SSa.es
His Last Trim.

Joseph WestenberEer, one of the mem5er5
Of the firm OF 3. Loewenihal & Co., of this
city, and for nius yesEs travelling represent
tative of the firm OF Meyer. Strauss q c,
manufacturers OF clothing, OF hcsgo. has
just closed his last trip upon the road ioT the
latter firm. Inasmueh a. he can claim with
justice, TO have been the Oldest travelling
man IN ii West, a brief history OF his life
upon the rpad might rpt be uninferesring.
In 1919 Sir. Westenb ger sold his first sam
pies in st louis, for ncinnGti firm. From
this beginning his &C. 1ainiar ce with the
business men of the 81 has been a widen
ing circle, until now he en- not only claim
the acquaintance hut the friendship OF every
merchant in his H. e, fgom Lesvenworih 10
the Rocky MouI tains, many of whom lie
has done business with continually for
twenty years. Ii The early days before rail
roads were known in the WeS;-anG it might
here be mentioned that at tn. time that he
started upon the lad In 1883 that there were
no railroads West Of CincinBati-h!s visits
were IoOked forward 10 eagerly a ST event of
unusual importance by the frontier towns
which he visited, even the children coming
out to meet him. He has been with Meyer,
strauss q Co. for nine year, AbOut ear
ago there Was a change IN the firm and he |
decided TO quit then; but his merit WAS too |
well known, and Offers of increased salaries
were NJ ade time and sgsin-Slways u little
mOre-urtil final ns decided II .Iay. Even
now the firm is putting him up an Cfiic- |
in their new business block and he will pIo-
badly spend few weeks with them eacn s-a-
ron In the nine years lac has lost Dui three 1
customers, dealing with many continuously.
His last trip has been literally tn ovation,
iIis customers accompanying him 10 the /
depots and many letters OF regret that he is /
NO longer upon the road being daily recel yed i
bv HIM. He has Travelled in this state since i
ISIS
His Old territory will be covered by two 4
men, another proof OF his worth.
lie vii. now become a perms NJ mt citizen of L
Ieavenworih, AID VIII Ia n vslUa bile ~ qlis-
ton In msDy respscts outside OF his business
qualifications
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-04
Result o: Two Days Hunting.
lLarned Optic.l

Mr.. Noble took us down IN his cellar and
shove us q sight Ihs Other day that was
truly interesting. II was nothing more nor
less th IN a hundred aud Eve Wild geese, laid
cut in regular rows and covered almost the
entire floor OF The cellar. !hev were ia O..
result u Mr.. EurIiry's two Glys' hunt on
Tue lame Was s.upped bUtn eat ana west.