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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-27
THE PLAINS OF KANSAS"
Whst IDEA AN Oregon paper has Oi
tie HetrUpU lis and AS reaplc.

We, in this progressive, gre wing state oil
Kansas have an idea that civiIIz lion ends on
our Western border. Thti IL the mining DIS
tricts OF Colorado there exists a set o. som -
civilized humans, engaged in Inc nina
whose whole idea IS to horde gold and silver,
that fuItgcr West al. we meet are Indians,
wild and uucOuth, but We are decidedly
placed in The shade by an Oregon paper, WHO
speaks ui tue 10 who wvIr AITru in this
city as ''sI0ck heTders flesh from The pslDs
G.! X .nsas.' Ne nud the following IN the
BuTtIaisd Standard OI the , a INST and print
II for the ten, III OF The fathers and mojn-Ts
OF jao,e STOUT, sturdy men, VINO lett us q
Jew weeks go:
On the -msT Elie'' last evening arrived
q party OF tWDniN-srV. STOCK LeTd'r> fresh
nom tie pains OF X tussts HEY naIcu.u
up First street q o abreast, and pre-. euted
a very nue PIP araHce, being stout, stuFBy
men whose lives hay been spent la great r
part upon nuIst b gCk among tue imme. -
nerds OF cattle and stU * Oh the pTaIrIes OF
the EasJ. hrre men were III e. by Me>sTs
Ryan L Lang, WAC ar purchasing larse
herds of CIT - IA Eastern Or gUl, a. Lsaveu-
worth Cigy, kinsIS. ana VIII pTpcsed on
tneiT way a. the Columbia to-day.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

Approximation Prizes of Sa0-....s 2 TOO
Approximation Prizes of 2O.--.-.. $50
Approximation Prizes OF To-. so
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Communion Cured

An old physician retired from pTocfice
having hid placed in his hands by an Eat
India missionary the formula If a Simpi
vegetable remedy, Tor the speedy and perIna-
nent cure for consumption, bronchitis, cat
arrh, asthma, and all Throat and lung affec-
tions, also positive and radical cure for ndr-
vous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested ITS wonderful curative
powers in thodsands of cases, n-s felt il his
duly to make IL tnosn TO hi suffering fell
lows. -Acfuated by this motive, aud a desire
TO relieve human suffering, will send, free
of ch sge< 10 al VINO desire IL, this recipe
with full direction for preparing and using
in German, French. or English. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming this
Rper, W. W. Shear. LIE Power Block,
pAocheSter NY june6eowIy
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arrive, in LeayCnNsCtIh In Search
Of q Runaway S,n.

Last evening II Latshaw, leading Cit
izan OF Kansas City, arrived here in search OF
"A ten-year old son, Donald Lstsbaw, who
left his home last v ednCsday, and whose
present whereabouts is IA great source ofanx-
iety upon the part OF his parents, and the
cause of Mr.. Latshaw's visit here. Tie BOY
had always been "a Gu ct, stuGIous lad, and
had a good home, ia which he was seeming
~ happy aud cOntented; but lie ha1 laiteTly
developed a penchant for the trashy, sensa
IlOnaI juvenile literature so GO lIimou al pres
snt. The last clue as To the boy wn,rr-
abouis was the finding OF his Oy. rCOat al Har-
IN, near Kansas city. The father came 10
this city upon rgInOr that the boy had been
seen ere; but the police, whom he inter
viewed, knew no hing regarding him He
bought snot gun jasJ after leaving his
fathers house, ana, = ne had about SJJ
in MS posse sion, IL II HOPED that he Ea~
gone upon n Little hunting expedition from
which ne Will loon return. The father. with
the assistance OF the ponce, visited nearly all
the hotels and boa ding houses last evening,
bat learned nothing. The boy Is PLAINLY
dressed, has light complexion, ugh. hair and
blue eyes, anu IS large ior his as-.
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A Disea,e THAT wrecks the Sy,tem

Every function is deranged, every nerve
unstrung, every muscle and fiber weaken. d
by fever and ague. II is, in fact, disease
which, If unchecked, eventually wrecks the
system, In all its types, in every phase, il is
dangerous, destructive Stupo-, delirIurn,
commissions, often attend It and cause swift
dissolution. But when cOmbatted with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters its ioothoId in the
system is disloIged, aud every vestige of it
eradic4ted. That be nign anti-febrile speci-
ic and preventive OF the dreaded scourge is
recognizsi not only within our own boun.
diaries, but in tropic lands far beyond them,
where interrnittents aud remittents are fear
fully prevalent to be q sure antidote to the
mslarial poison and a reliable means of
overcoming disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels, of which a vitiated, torrid at
mospbere and brackish mIasma- tainted
water are ex rvmeiy provocative. All emf
grants and travellers should he supplied with
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.The Fir.s Dose Gives ReIief.,
Trial Bottles DR.. Swaynes Com pound Syr
of Wild Cherry 2S l,enfs

Trial Bottles DR.. Swaynes Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry, Is Cents.
The distressing cough, which Threatened
serious results, is quickly cured before deyel-
oping q fatal pu monary affection For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
so prompt Gno ef!ectusi as "Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years, and IT Is proved 10 be very relia-
BILE and etficacieus in the treatment of severe
and long standing coughs. i know OF two
patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for its use consider would not be
living. ISAAC HERBElS, N. ID.
straustown. Berks county, Pa.
Prtce-rrial bottles, Is cents; large size. 81
or SIX for s.. A single Is cent bottle VIII OFF,
entimes cure q recent cnush or cold, and
th Us prevent much suffering and risk OF life.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne { Son, Pnila-
BY Arnold 4 Hunt Campbell and
xendrick. Wod.m .Sun.k "
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Inc cen,aurLinimen,s are of two

me Centaur linimentS are OF TWO
Kinds. The White is for the human fami-
iy; the Yellow 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 CESTAUR COMPANY, i6 Dey
Street, New York CITY. janI0-wIyr
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COOKS LECTURES,
Sc SMSNS
PREMIUMS.

We offer Rev Joseph 60 ks valuable new
yolUm'> entitled GEOLOGY" "lRANCFN-
DENTALI>M," "OkTIIOD's KY, - CONSCIENCE
= III KEDITN' ana HAREIAGE," etnD',Iy IHg
III a revised and corrected ran, the author
previous remarkable Monday Lectures. ln' y
are pUb.Is!ie.' liz handsome book form by
HouS"ton, O>zOOd & 90, of Boston ~
VIII man a copy ~ any one vOlutur, pc l.
paid, to any subscriber tn HE lNDEP- SDENI
wbp Ieft IT, u 81 for "A ear, IN advance; %
any >Ub>crI Der may r.mrt S.. 30 and Se " u
send IA HE lNbtP NDENr IUT two year.,
N adEanc-, ana TWO W umvS pOsj-p Id OF
any three volumes post paid, tp any one
subscriber who RENTS - 90 for three year
in advance.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature Of the state for Education.
al and Charitable purposes in 1865, tor tbe
term st BwcusJ- Year, to which
contract the !nvIOiable faith Of the State IS
pledged with a capital OF 81 10000, TO " hich
IL has since added a reserve fund OF sS5O.WJ
Its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISThI-
BUT y will take place monthly on the
second Tuesday. IL nereT sc1ies or pOstp0nes.
Look at the following Distribution:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-27

"The Richest Blood, Sweetest Breath
and Fairesi Skin in Hop Bitters."
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Internationally, IN purity ami healthful
ness, DR. Prices Cream 3 king Powder tai Is
tho lead OF ali Others in the Unit ststes-
MessGs steele & Price, the manufactures,
believe that ALL articles used in food should
be strictly pure and " no esOme.
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THE PRICE OF LAND.

UnimproTed land can ne bought at from
$ to $40 Per acre, according TO its pIoIim
iiy to towns, while improved farms can be
bJught at reasonable figures. 1t may De a
matter Of surprise that in an old settled
county tthst IL, sn old settled county Tor
Kansas, which is yet in her infancy i'm
proved farms Can be sold at cheap figures,
but the solution is easy when you once get
the key to the problem in former years,
before the financial crisis came, before the
pail of mOnetory depression settled like 2
sitiing cloud, the farmer lived high and
in measure higher than he could afford I;
when the crash came he was in debt; de-
probation of property was the natural con-
comitsnt of the depression, and relief was
sought BY mortgage and those other ills
which sfilict the human race farms began
TO appear in the market at the mere cost Of
Improvement and many at first cost; the
prices are coming up now, steadily advan-
cling, but they do not reach the figures Of
1873. A little study will work cut the
problem; the solution ia easy when the key
Is once obtained. There is reason Tor
everything. JOHN.
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fRQTEsTAI EasT y.
THE Verdict OF the CorOner's Ju-J
Upon the Sudden Death rt Esston
Last Thursday.

Upon ,he Sudden Death at Ekston
Las; Thursday.
Consts BILE smith, of Esst N TOWNSHIP, came
to the city night before last with request
from a number OF the oitiz MS OF that Locality
that Coroner Lynch should hold an Inquest
upon the body o! the tmigrant who had sud
denly died a. Easton, and which desIh has
been previously noted in this paper The
coroner l-ft ye>tsruay morning AMI held AZ
inquest during the day. Ige facts eiCt.d
were substantially as have been given IN re
gard 10 the arrival ui the u-ce:i "a n Il lis
family Al the hotel. The vile had only TWEEN
ty i've do lars in money IN her possession, oi
which the gTea ~ part WAS spent buying -
coffin, grave and clothing ioT the corp e, a.
stalled, the wife iefr about TT o'caock, ate
having left the body in CHI rge OF Father
smith, Of the Catholic church, tor lnterInenL
She was advised by parties 4 cont nue. upon
her journey, being rn route for W yanGOtte
county from PUitowatOIale county.
DIR. Randall the physician WHO was sum-
mon, q after the death, gave, as Ia, OplElUG,
that the deceased had uI-d nom heart dis
name of the d al man was found To b. Frank
b4rrott No facts Were ELECTED 10 his Tor
mer occupation or hi>tor.-.
The coTOneT's jury, after due deli Iteration,
returned the ioIIowiI
VERDICT:
We, the Jury. having heard the eyid nee
snd viewed the DOdy, are of the opinion thai
the deceased, Frank Barroit, C me to hI>
death from some unknown cause 10 us, bat
probably from cart disease ana We further
nud, from the evidence, that there we're EU
marks OF YiUlInce on the body.
Josh TURNER,
III. ". AKPER,
JOSEPH LINN.
JOSEPH LnCGHNILLEE,
L. u. DIrPHANT,
VIZ. CUNNING.
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TEE WATER POWER

Of the county lies along the Delaware (tor-
merlv known as the Grasshopper river and
large mills are nov running at various
points along the stream. Among the more
prominent mills are the Half Mound, six
miles above Valley Falls, Piazzek's and
Oak Hill, at Valley Falls, one at Osswkie
Thompson's, two ard one half miles above
Medina, and others, to which attention will
be directed in another article. The Della.
ware is beautiful stream, clear and linn
pid, and excellent fishing; the Stste Super
intendent OF Fisheries planted >. 500 salmon
in it at Valley Falls last fall, which will
render il iavorite resort for those p;scato.
rislIy inclined. The Delaware rises in Ne
brasks, enters Jefferson county few miles
east Of the northwest corner, flows south
and southeast through the western section
Of the county. emptying into the ksW al
about the centre Of tie southern line Tor a
few miles south OF the southern line OF tht
county.
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TNeeklp Gimss
THURSDAY MARCH 27IS79.
Notice.

NJ books ard accounts, including accounts
dnsthr late LTln Of gard q Foster. viii q
len with Mr = r. Agv pod IA persons III
debtei TO NE or the Llm win please cal o.
Mr.. Atwood
March l., ls7y. {. JAGCARD.
marIel2 VII.
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especially in the northern portion, where
surfsce veins crop out abundaDtly, varying
in thickness from twelve 10 eighteen inche.
Coal is very abundant in veins Of The latter
thickness in the vicinity of Winchester,
within two miles or so Of that town. Two
coal banks have been opened south q
Boyle station, on the line of The Kansas
Central road, and several have been opened
and are row in operation on Inc liue OF
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road,
south OF Valley Falls Il Is Of good quail
ity, burning TO ashes aud making but few
clinks :, BEARING close resem btance TO thst
taken from the mines at Usage City aud
Csrbondsle Coal driits continually crop
out along the creeks and ravines, and on
the upland- it can be reached at depth
varying from forty TO ffry ieet. Several
farmers have opened banks OF MINIS along
the line Of the Santa Fe road and are work
ing them, but more especially for their own
use, although some Of them have put
miners to work and have sold consider
sble amount. II is believed, in fact known,
that Jefferson county il rich in this respect,
and with this wealth opened who can fore.
tell the future?
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BUILDING STONE

is abundant, consisting principally of blue
Limestone; sandstone Is found near Valley
Falls, and magnetism limestone, Of sn extra
tine quality, irum which several buildings
have been er,c,ed Is found in Rural town
ship, in the southern P-rt OF the county.
Timber is abundant, about 6 per cent. Ol
the county being woodland, and consists OF
the usual varieties.
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FEVER AND AGuE.

Fever and Ague cured Tor frty cents. There
n not q remedial agent in this world that
will cure Fever and Ague, and all other
malarious Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow,
and other feyers, (aided by Railways Pills.
30 quick as Railways Ready Relief. Fifty
cents per bottle.
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PREPARED FOR SPRING.
One of the Model II abIisbments q,
Ieayebu oEth.

a tour through the extensive hardware and
agricultural implement establishment OF
VIM. Davis, on Delaware west OF Filth, will
convince the visitor that il is one OF the IN
situations Of Leavenworth. Ana he will also
get an idea OF the rate ut which this country
is growing, for the piles OF
INPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
TO be found there, are sufficient TO Sdpply an
army OF farms. You viii find uiete the
premium, TAX II at Paris, for the best road
wagon "a the " ri; the VI arsh sulk y ow
the Morrison aud other plOwS and Cultiva-
tors; TIE Canton clipper, The osborn binder,
the Wheeler combined machine, aud IN
sUort. all the latest and best a rlcultural M a
chimes To be found la The market.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr., Davis sold thirteen Osborn binders to
farmers in this vicinity LAST season, and in
cess ana the purcnss- declare them selye,
perfectly satisfied with them. Some gaiua-
bl- iu prov tmentS have been made upon the
machine which u offered this season, which
cannot fail TO make Il a IayyTite among
tanners.
GAKpEN sTEIs.
Mr.. Davis also Ike ps a iuI supply OF Lam
dTeItIs g~rden seeds, which he kIUTs 10 be
pure and fresh.
Aud IN addition to his hardware and i'm
pie ment dc IaEimeBt hc civ special att n
JI"n to The breeding 81 .A>CY POULTRY. lie
has made great Improvements Ia inns line
Of hls business anu nov las The finest bIOrt
IN the west. lie IS hardly uD.e 10 Keep up
with the Il IN md N tde upon him for stock
agd eggs. shipping not only {" al parts to the
west, bat even TO many points among the
old breeders OF the e u
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A Card.

To all who sre suffering from the errors and
tndiscregioIs Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, ioss OF snhood. ETC, will send
recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed by a missionary in South America. Send
a self addressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman, S50fior D., Bible House, NEG York
Atp. Co.25eod1yT
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| new iron bridge has been completed
| arTga- Five Mile creek, near the GaTdlnei
school L1u~.. on the new Lawrence road, by
| tr. Missouri Valley Bridge Company. Mr..
| Pip-T, 81 Delaware managed the construction
4 o. IlI, Stone 8butmenls- The work IL pro
| g--HlEI.r.
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We have made a special contract with IN.
great publishing house of J n. Lap iucOtJ y
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TEE Grand Centr-l Hotel, New York, 20
>essss ali the requirements in size, style, To-
-ation and appointments Of the modern nrst-
Glass hotei, and keeps its reputation - q mod.
sl house eodhv
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Jefferson county is proud Of her schools
7 here are nine;y-three school districts in
the county, each one provided with a neat
and substantial school house, and each
school in god running order-those di-
tric;s not being included in the graded
schools at Valley Falls, Oskalooss, Win
chester, Osawkic, Perry. Medina aud
Granville There are but one or two
counties in the State which have greater
mum Ter Of school districts organic d, and
each in as good running order as Jefferson.
Three railroads traverse the county the
Kansas Central, from Leav-nworth to Val
ley Falls, aud thence 20 Holton and Onsga,
hy way Of Wirchester and Boyle Station,
through the north central section; the A;ch-
isoD, Topeka * Santa Fe, through the north
wet corner, crossing the Kansas Central a
Valley Falls, and the Kansas Petite, run
ming along the south line, the Jefferson
county stations being Perry and Granville
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The lMDEPEND ENT,
Well and fsvorabiy Known the World
ever as the Best Religious Week
iy Newspaper. 1t retains all lis
most desirsbie fe lures a15 adds
new ones.

We shall continue 20 pTiut articles from
the best writers and thinkers in the county.
The departments OF clI.louS News, Lltera.
ture. sunday School, Fine arts, Science.
Missions, school and College, Markets,
Farm and Garden, Financial, and insurance
will. as heretofore, be cont 'utrd TO b. spec
ialists in each branch. These departments
arr famous because they are able and sIusI-
worthy.
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Chilbls ne snd Frost Bite

The application OF the Ready Relief 10
the part or parts where IN pain or difficulty
exist will afford ease and comfort.
Thirty to sixty drops in = half a tunbler Of
water will In 8 few moments cure cramps,
spasms sour stomach heartburn, SIGH head
ache, diarrhua, & y semi cry, collie, wind In the
bowels, and all internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry q bottle OF
RRdWay,s Ready Relief with them. A
few drops in water will prevent sickness or
pains from change of water. IL IL better than
french brandy or Biiters ss a stimulsnt.
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A GOOD PLAN.

Any body can learn to make money rapidly
Operstlut III ~JO"k ., by tue Two JuerrIn2
Rules Tor Success Ia Mrs~TS renee -
cos lew Cisc uinr. Tn combination meth
Od which this firm has mad - st.cce> IuI,
tnabl cope ~ j. large or small IA. aIs To
re- pa the B"u"flsO I ias e. q p.Ial an sums
Da~t xii. IhaG~s,. d. a. % GERS IN various
~. Dpu.'d into pU'. vast am unt ard co Op-
sTGtd a~ a mighty trhOie, thu> caring To s.cn
~tr.," p.dvl al tur .tdyst ta,se. o. tue largest
upsrstpT- hmm nee prpnf~ are dtvi'ied
monthly ANY aTuOIUt from 81 - SOD, or
at'T., "a b.. used ~uCc ~~fI.N \, BIp-
b.t Uesk n, -'pr.-r1 h-r 2i'h, ls.S, ~sSs, BY tie
rp.rtu.tluu stem - WOu Il bring =, or
, percent; : Up"y~ : - OF 81 c'ut 500
makes $500, az 10 per -" I on thu - h K,
curing tu.. month. scrrf'iI" = % hs IN sT<st
Fr,JsE Lcsicy HIsd@rts,i Nsrsp PR, June
q. ..- "Ibr ,rmbluattIpu m. nod UI sp-ra-
ing 4 ck~ - rhc U5D~ ~ur --~fui ever dept
rd y Ne,T FORK Lif'speH,isnt ~rpt p d" The
.prurIu..tIuu - stem - f,uudri upon correct
business pr uci' I-~, and rp p-r~on u-'-i bc
without an income wi /. - Kept orEIug
by N-~~F~. LtCr-usets % Brooklyn Journal
April -. h: 'OIr editor made q u.t prof
% 81 -luI . from 20 N one at VI s-T-- ]. W
r-uc- & tO'- COmbtn.,t OnS." New circular
IN aItrd fr~.I explains ~ rs jhtug stock
and bonds wan Ell Government hp'. DIS ~up
piled. l. ,wreuce & Co., Bankers. 81 Exruan
Place, y. y ia ,Dw.I
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THE AGREEMENT.
STATE OEKaNSAS,

STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAEENwokTH COUNTY.
The undersigned residents OF the City and
County OF Leavenworsh, and state of Sansss,
hereby associate themselves into a company
or body corporate, as follows:
ARTICLE l. The name of such Company
shall be the Lsavenwor;h Ly ceum Com p ny.
Art. > The purpose Tor which this ON
paDy Is formed, Il 10 build ana maintain a
Music Hail and Opera House.
ART 3. The place where ITS business IS 10
be transacted II LeIyenworth city, Kansas.
AkT 4. The term for which IL Is 40 exist Il
nlnIy nine years
AKr. ). The number OF its Directors OF
Trustees sha be- seven, and the names and
residence OF those who ale appointed for the
| trst year are follows: ID. NJ swan, Levi
Wis n, X. n. Hershfie d, John GRANGER
Ilhn Sinks ii ID hush, aud .. \. eun, al
TezIdlnS ID LeaN-r worth CITY, Kansas.
ARR .. The snouut OF caplIsti stock shall
| br Twenty-Five Thousand dollars. and II shall
| be divided into one Thousand shares.