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


II re Iatr... &. art ~ .rgstlrgsl. ,y..g..
Il. p. .Ca...a, r.z.L.ia,
".
Jtu. 4. Coulter sarah r + .rraW, william
II. G-g.-Tu, 81. !. Goddard, Mary Ann
S-E7te, John Z. Goddard, u. p. Judd,
James i. Ja1i. JOsila 7. Judd, ) tmue,
JUDI, laura l -. Jude, rheoe Mower
cnd William II Judd, Defendants.
"a Jane a. Coulter. >trou r Farrpvg, WI.
llitn II. Go-a 20 Ii J.. vYaIgs,Td, Mary Am!
-.Eo-nr y. J.. J-Na. James L. JUsr, JOgII4 4
'Ia.Gr samuel y. Judd, laura r. \. Judd.
fhrbe j. Movie, and William -. judo are
mere ny Notified tAGt Non O. grtGyr W4II John
3, Goddard bSye been sued IN the ap,y-
LHInv% .-uE, uy the ABOVE uanIet piIurlI
and .Lat Tie ~a:d piafUt.E has fled his peII-
ZION a-z1tiI 20 yUI ard unless yUG susv gr s-ig
g~uio1 by tue n.sn osy OF JsuuaIy A
ID 1881, eat. petition VIII b. i,kru
- l!U- sud -UI-sIel- D. udeTed against
Jon ana Jas sBIu JDaH. h. G1ttaTd
Boz. The pa 40. 81 the following. described
.Hi..7 a.r- ,r.4"f-.eEt, -i'u,,sI ga JLe County
81 H. .tEs. r .lIE ANA state OF kHHs-s, TO Wit:
TIE rs~i ~ ..HIr- OF EE- Iugtl one -aIf of fb,.
-HF...'. e.. quarter 90 Is. G. HDs twenty 8 ven
81. LI.FE--.is. s-F.ur ~ range lweHiy-Ure ard
me- Ha..IH.r. a.. e. Of tire northeast IN =
Ger of .- ."I .'aty-sr''H. n township
set %, % It.-. 'as-Gil -tlir containing ninety
acre; s..a ...t rHr .lIa-.-' quarter Of Sc lD..
twenty -gsHIj. f.E,ns4.Ep --Neg, and range
: "sii. i-'h'' aHu 'sis" q piece aud parcel Of
cast corner 60 section i'lfry H-ge lfyj, Town
~..lH -f, 10 range .s-u.l one III, IHrnc.
>aH.H twenty chains AMI a hall l-ys.l, IL, nee
wssL tGs euty chains gu. tre, C. uUis1 IJIT-
teen a-ls. uHii rIaiL- g. tHrnr -..uoTtI sew
en- -'il- NL., o 'Iasl gf=4s-. CO... 10 vest Three
HIu o4-.uJ ci.ti'- thence. G,.s o.. % b ~ ct SIX
cuaiLn aul -.aty INKS 10 ~ section line
iIti'- east went y-Ight cha 80 add twenty
ave lIth- q" f.t- g-sc- %. be- MINI contain
Ia Tor . -lyG-f!c rs according % -.lv sIO-'s
certificate, f~U'I ct however to Tie G uft- |
iI"u> Of n isar8 which william 7. h4iyrn
and Julia 70. Huv!n h-V- given CaInu
7cunpi district No 81, Lsav-uwOIth and |
CGDfy Tor enc scTt Of land IN lie
l. .'I-a>t conner Of said tract.
And acJUu=IEZ the plaintiff to be the
JWEar 81 one uui1El eI tlEuiA part %! The
above dlscI4'e1 lands and Jsuemeut, and |
ne taIi drlsuGrGt- Jane a. Coulter. sarah 7 |
arrow Ni.tlaEt a.. Goddard. u. 4. Goddard,
MARY Ann no. -, john BtIgd faId, each To b.
az o" urr OF one undivided eighth PAR. Ol The |
tnONc cs-'TlH# q lands Tni be- GsGI.eufe. and |
lc sad DELE -s!trI - = ! I'D u BE- the ss.s.eT
y one undivided >lErasT. "a par Of the above
described lands ana fsre TGeErS, yuI tho said /
iei-udHniE J.H.eS =. Judd, JOE Ia I. Judd, |
'~lsurl =. Jvtu, Laura r i. Jatd, |
~htrs J. : aweT anI s. i.-fu 4 JgGd eACf. l. !
b. re owner 81 OF" and VI led ninety sixth |
part %! The shove Ces IIB-I .alGS and ten 4
n. nU.sr AID Tor sU "a st.Isr proceed; lus, and
~..st Hr are UIOvItrd iTr By to-. law, Oftle |
,.taa %. kH--ts, IL ra~-S 10 pnTrIttpn.
-4ILLfNS- ( -lILFINGS
Attorneys Tor F.slugiI
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Grass Is the sheet anchor OF farming. II ihe
Land Is thin aud lies Ia grass, the grass being
allowed to fall and mulch aud shade the
ground while it TOts, tbs soil Is impr0v d
more oheaply than by any other mode II r
farm is large and the owner has not sufiI cieut
force or capital To farm it all, he should Turn
the parts into grass that are no: used for CuI-
tivaied crops, aud when his rotation brings
Tim round 10 these sod co!ortd fields he will
glow imfuense C ops OF grain fTom them. =
close grass sd Is tBG best sub lUeE o. weed,
mat can be into Tuc.G On . farm y heavy
coat Of s:rEs, Protects the around Il QUA The
fTOSts Uf winter and the searching sun OF sum
mer, ke-p ping IL mellow, mo. 4 ana fertile, and
pres rv.iIg the soil IL that Condition, " hich
is most admirable, r+iurHiug t4e heaviest
crops when drawn upon ty II farmer
Grass IL tuC farmer = 80 friend, bus e, "
there DC VINO seem ~ haze discovers. TIL,
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DON'T DEFER An. I0YaER!

1t is money in your pocket to
possible and buy what You need.
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Not B0mbaStiC but Real Facts
NOW I& HE TiME.
ANTICIPATING THESE ADVANCES

early in the season took time by the folelock,
| and laid in such goods would be mostly in de-
mand, and the CONSCIENCE is that store is
stocked with all kinds of
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4 Plea for Temperance.



Take 4 serious thought ON the subject Of
whisky, me grand source of poverty, want
aud disease, the grand destroyer OF nealIh,
of morals, of character, of home and cam-
fort and peace. Ask yourself this question
Is the enjoyment OF the dram or the tuub.or
2 good bargain fo- the loss OF all thest? Sem
siOie men are taking tuiS thought. Many u
young man is resolved To have done with
drinking. and Ell joy life really, VIII Ch 10 Dns.
does who drinks. lie lives wTetcl!ed lie;
and mark this, he must forever continue
poor. M dTInEsr ever rises above the low
.s' poverty. Marx This, 100, typus lever finds
ont tine druIEGri and fastens on hin.
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HOLIDAY rRESrE -.

a piano or organ Il the most suiiab!e ho!'-
day pr. sect that can ever he Insie. Hon.
ID ,uiei F. Beatty, OF Washington, New Jersey,
offers s..w here IN this issue Splendid bar
gains OF Holiday Presents. Mayor Beat.
tvs celebrated pianos aud organs sre giving
entire satisfaction, and We know iast cur
readers will 10 welt TO purchase from hun.
Sosrest has been the demand tor 'hese
ce.ebr ,tsd instruments within the last lew
mon tbs, that Mr. Il ATTY has been compelled
u erect new mammoth factory 1T "ssh-
iBg'ou, New Jersey, coEne- i tiiIOsd ANen.e,
and Beatty street
Read his advertisement aud send for his
illustrated &c wspaper, holiday edition before
You Iu rcIIA,e.
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House Plants

In Watering plants in ToCIgG, discretion
must be used; cactus, ceIeus, and, ia .ac', all
the so-csiled succuItnts. require bus !ItJ. e
water IN winter, simply enough TO ksep them
growing. Calais, and ali that class o. sc a'ic
or semi-squstic plants Will besr watering 10
ssturaJo on. As a rule, srunOth-i.Hvai ami
hard plants require less watering than puJ-s-
cent and sOft-leaved plants. Many small
pots require water every Cay-~Oagetlm" -
twice ~ da they dry rut 20 faS'-UT ~
plDDgeG into some moist m4ieral. Tie
uiiii u y y Ith amateurs IS, they usually give
small pos too jlJtie wSt-r ana large pos too
mucn. UntII the true habit Pud ntcssSlt5e
OF y plant Is learned. il ~ better that " d-r
sufficiently 10 dTOop little, rather IMAM tGat
the soil he kept saturated. over STturzl On
kills more plants than too much d4yHesS.
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she,irs Sale 30. ~.

rlIET.IC NOTICE IS hereby given th9t u =
: CtI and b. virtue q q judgment TssCSr
Il tn the District tCurJ la IEs county OF
I..avtuWur. n Tl- sat- .! kuuS5sS, in an
acjIUl -hyr- n Il. ". lu.-as receiver OF tie
Estate .. .Nv iNaH>+- lururzr company Is
plsIl.iI. sul Jl- Fir tU'-se T.r-' ErtSby-
terrain fEUrFH ara osUti~ Sr~- Ii.f-ndanJs,
aud % gn IKE. u Iou issue or 81 Il JuuE nj,
to u. q Grpsrtf aTuaI delivered, / wal on Mon
Il v. tie ~ C'ay ~ i',cG ;uh \. y Is ., 1t
=, zen Of,loc!s \ " 81 ius.5 day, ~ Jhe - u 10
front dcnT 90 ir.- UuLTt ECu~- IN the CITY Of
iss.yauwyr|r r.. f.r ne County g' 'r-.v-l3 ortiz,
90 tho fst. e.. = sr Ss~, 81 p II Pubic safe
a. So - rlr.r .s-Ir-t u older, ao. On. p in
uEnd, u. 10 .H--.l. E.SrrIH "a rTgCE Of land,
s''utt=. 'yEI- r-I benz ~ the County OF
even vo-,l, la tur state Of Kansas,
II mCly:
los = Ven % ard eight Isl. In Block forty
eight 'is1. Ira e= vyEwurIH CRY lITuperl IN
fhe ,UuGtg OF E.-.svep worth tud state OF
kfuS4s, together with All and angular she
here disIu- eL-s aad sppurteu-Hczs 4 eTeto be-
logging
Dated this -Jtl dsy OF SoyeIub.-. Is7l.
4. u LOWE.
Sheriff ~ TsEvaug- Hrfh County Kansas.
r. 4. HuTu, Attorney lgr Exchange Bank
o. -. Louis
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GEE 90 Agents Truat pea. Fs,els. WI
NIL mn T.aF- u- t.-...r $50 So D4l-t free.
tSOtS- J. u. I,L.-o- H.. e o.. q IL B. 'H-e,-I
C,tJECmO
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PEESSOs Al.

L Y. y. 2. T.'zg,rF.d Of Fan fort, Mar
shall unity, is al the Calhe.iEs
Robert sbir!er. rgeIt of Mary Anderson,
called upon The TINES esterddy.
Dr, Griffin, -iep-fuLer O. Miss Mary Ander-
son, Is al Old citizen uf Leavenworth-he
rneT,y practic-d here, IN company with
d. smith, since deceased, and was well
known u AL the Old time residents OF the
city. The Doctor AID ms e-timable vile, aye,
rs Tnsy be naturally supposed, justly proud
of their charm NJ and talented daughter, and
D -Iisy= 1h-t her nl>irlouic gen .uS i ssS Yet
only r4rIialIv developed. They ira el in
= bear own priv Ite pala"- ear, and max" tne!r
3 ONE there while on the road. r.Te!y stop
ping AZ hale s.. DUrin their brief stay Ee:e
"a s.tIFl Der o. the ladies -ri gentlemen Of
LeaveuvyJTJn cadet 10 pay their Te-Pect>.
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BUTTER IMPROVEMENT Co.
GeAfieD.eh:-Ay att Etiou was called to yCur
cor res pUndent Of ElyTia. Sir. BpyBtOH, to
your GIlt-Edge Butter SakeT, and wished me
tn give il a trial. We churn,d one IN Ion OF
cream, according to yonr directions IA your
letter To Mr.. Boynron, with the following re-
.ult: Time Of chuTuing II minutes produced
50 POUNDS. color good aid quality tar better
nan ansthing that nave tried previously.
/ have be. n engaged IN the dairy business
more or less for Is years Also tOo4 Of tne
same cream, the same time and from the
same bulk, emitting your powder, IS per
dire ciions with the following result: JImt.
Of cnurning 20 minutes, pounds, qualify IN
ferioT, short OF what Is re CURED la our mar
ket l would further say, made a secold
trial with about the same result
Truly yours, &. =. VAN AMANS.
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Rkul RS
lsmsrican Gsrdengr.I


II you with hyacinths, tulips, cryCuses
narcissus, sciilas, snowdrops, ms, or lie.
next Spring, they must be planted this Fail.
Cover the beds thoroughly after frost sets iur
with four inches OF Old manure, hay, straw,
or dry leaves Plant the bulbs where they
need not be disturbed for several yeaTs-espe
cially the nsfcissus, sc.lla, sroWd-oP, and
iris. hyscinths, tulips, and gro sUsas shOuid
De taken Up every third year ihS ShUU ID
I've cone siier the bulbs I'll pen in the sun msr,
Take them up, rtp par lie, aol dry OF. Plant
again 10 the Fail. hE is 10 WInfrs bloom
ing should have pla'rtv Of sand mixed virn
the 20 ting soIi, and he - n the dark ~
least six weeks alter planting EGi5S grow
better ia earth istU il water. A. Winter
hiOs-nCTS tue pr.rsu bus nsrci>sUs ranks
= -. They are sar- u fp ~'r. The hyp-
"it Il cOmtS next, and the juiIn iHiri. IL
you wish mt2uoneti-, UEh-rs.t, IA u~au-
raay other anuuqiS during the W.n-
tII, low lac ss,d how ia pot.
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q ii asking that the County Attorhty Wig
orpu-ty pros ecute tue suit mention q.
Cofufnl->ipneT PirEeDs, lle Cnai rman
:, q. Il That the Board desired tD act Carefully
and to give tue petitioners considerable ten
uOn; yet there we've some things in the PEE =
iian VII Gu We're not lie then entered
Into a history OF the case, and how the pard
hlf.y eu-d To DE "A party in this suit; That il
usd not been made so in "A regular session.
tut bF obtaining the consent OF mem oers of
the Board wn.n L. Was not in session. He
then defended the attacks which HAD been
made upon the present Board for its action.
Men cuu,d ways he found 10 cast r, lection
on plbilc Oil GERS. He mad the Clerk read the
petition auu names attached which caused
IIe board 10 pass its resolution Withdrawing
the CppDS:tIoa of the county. whicn petition
ha1 been ng;e' ofD,e published ia HE JIMss
ste said he supposed the Insu VINO signed
El..-.- .4s4fifinus
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- is i,s.SCEgDED.

The I-ssolrtioE for ,he County to
Withdraw It's Opposition TO the
transfer OF tho Kansas Pacific
Railroad stock Owned by the
County 10 the knasss Central Rail-
way, a. Passed by the hsarn, Re
Hriedec \ est.Tiay-The Natter, 49,
Beror.. is Now in tEe Courts
Yesterday, at two cook, was the time
VIII en- the Board OF county Commissioners
had set for maj action upon a number o:
petitions TO that body TO .esc!nd the resolu
ton passed October 18th, in which the
County Attorney WIS ordered TO withdraw
The opposition Of the county TO the transfer Of
$50 90 in Kansas / &c railroad stock 10 the
Kansas Central rail way, which suit Is pend
ing in Ihe UaIted States Circuit Court.
THERE WAS A FAIR ATTESDANCs,
the majority being representative men ana
tax-pryers rs IL had been generally given
ont that tie Board wished TO give all who
desired a respectful hearing, desiring that
both slices OF the question oe argued fairly.
Tue Commissioners did not convene until
about three O'Clock, at which tiae fill
Bosrd was pre- sent, and, after little minor
business, the Il ,ard proceeded ~ once 10 ihe
ALL IMPORTANT aUEsTIoN.
The County Clerk Tesd petition, which
was preiaosh By the proceedings OF the citi-
zgrs' meeting Eeld ~ the Opera House when
th, resolutions OF cen ure were passed upon
the Boards action, aud also the resolutions
asking tie action of the Board 10 DE rescin
ded The petition then further related the
con tract OF the county with the Ksnsas Cen
trAl Railway CompE uy, by the provisions OF
which the trausfe: OF stock was to be made.
The fail ure OF sai road or it's assigns to COM
ply with the contract was tYen related, and
ma. Il accordingly, had no legal or equitable
Al nt to ssld stock Il further protested agsii -
the order Of the Boart, as embodied IN its
Re .gI utlDu aud asked tuat The resolution be
FeScIu Geu, aud the matter
LEFT IN THE COURTS;
that the United States Circuit Court, wherein
I e suis w TO lie tTigo wa TO b. in session
IN Topeka The p-e-e mt month, and could then
decide ne rights of the parties 10 the htoNE.
EuFi ter npre, petitioners Thought tn Db'ru
n AZ DO legal right 10 MAKE the iran-itf, and
IA lacr, acre crIminalfy liable theFeiHr unJeT
the statutes II not tut need to threaten
the b,.aiG. or mn IA IN their motives, Net IL
was LiUught that lac sc ION ; al neen has
ard al sGyiSe!. lBe Peep Il, Usnd.d, how
ever, that iBe II a'i.I D- I,consicered, and |
The pUElIc VIA shOu Il be re-DeCted- ana The
which ". signed bs ". VI F1rt.s-
Cras- - -, I mm,iiIEB, W. q. Coffip. Il
SiSpru 4nG John FaCIkne - a cOTnf4Ittye
n Pp.InteI al the citizens meeting bVt're- !
wound up with ii r. - Gtion, |
which lie Board was asked 10 ADOPT,
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The funeral services took place Yesterday
at noon, the services being al the Ne,hod,-,
chnrch NJ weston, Missouri. where the
rein aims were Inferred. The following cen
iteInsn attended from this city: I,ucien
Baker l. Il. Wheat, RI Green J. IA. ;ii
patrirk. H. NJ Alier and H. Niles Ntsara
The funeral was very largely attended, there
being repreS natives fron all the Helslbor-
ing cites, prominent smorg them teiux
mem beers OF the press and OF the bSr lh.,
last sad rites = ere OF a most imposing nature.
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CIesnIIne>a of Cows.

tCSicLi-i-t Z = Ter
1t Is interesting TO note Tie little Irte-Cs.
hat IS paid 10 The clean lilia ss OF co.'s. a
farmer viii give .,ool care 70 bis hcTs., but
10 the COW, one oi the mot impor.a ant AMI
n4Is on tie farm. he gives but little stteu-
lion. II the farmer would Upt reject mat
no snimsl Will thrive that i no. healthy
mat his horse b comes dis-s-ad 10 not kept
can. and that Am sUd roE ',u- S.eucF -
bred disesse he would no. oEr-.aOl- 50 M
pOrtsnt n sutJeCt, DuJ ave 10 the A;IcL,. D. e.
deserves.
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To Young iIsu-ckecpsrs


u is of,en The case ,har young lusekser-
ers become discouraged wh,n they see the
o-Gt-'y AMI weil-srra-ged bon .ehoII Of
sOrl more experienced friend, and tLey.de-
spar VI ever having the same success crown
N ir IF sTtS GGt r=rne,n D-r that Rome VS.
not unIlt IN DAY. Toe ~ on sou now
behold was not 1T tUe1I - Dnr-, sur Oliy
after = sJ'ses-'"T o: s-fnIi.; ftfr. uHVmHrf.-
be failures. You Sc Nnfs The rs.4 {. TIE
IDus yesrs ~ patent ia'sag, q triumph aud
Gef,2t, OF s1ccass AID i3.i ,.rr, srs hidden
from Won.
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"None can be sick when ihe stomach
blood, liver and kidneys are hss'thy, sno.
Hop Bitters keep Them So"
The greatest GoGri hing tonic, spFe-t
tizer, strengthener and curative OF cart
Hop Bittsrs"
at is impossible to remain Iorg sicl
or out of health, where Hop Biuers ar,
used"
why do Hop Bitters ure so m UGH
because they give good DIGESTION. rici
blood and healthy sction Of ali the org airs
mo matter what your feelings or all
msnt, Hop Bitters will do you good"
Remember, Hop Bitters never doe-i
harm, but good, always and cuHiinu ally.
"Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach
and sweeten the breath with Hop Bit;ers
"QuIet nerves and balmy sleep in Hoi
Bitters."
mo health with in active liver andr
urinary rgsns without Hop Bitters."
Try Hop Couch Cure and Pain:
Heiiof.
For sale nv ARNOLD & HUNT, CrorGE A
EDDY and THEo. EGG sDDEF, wholesale. 1
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TO cure siurtca Egagl.

"
T-Ss The hind or fore le s ~ Sheep. AMI
ruO chem with the fUil1wrus: =. = two table.
sp0Oa'u o; 81. win Tie stIl ga sClity OF
tsb!e sslt, ana q table p-1ocfG' g.. q=-rs
Place the Tnz in separate pads, aur rub
each one with he sme Q grEt.'y. Torn twice
n day for tire. day, and rGb thDr.ugn Y With
ihs- { aEu -.Cl Et-, jEFt.iEs was g.. !ilrlr
which lrw> sErCgg1 The IA ~. The" 1...St.
a uoH usINja e and torn EnC rGp taliN fur
ieu DAYS At each rubbing o.. ~ '.s,T ~ leave
tina side upDeTmosJ whf' IA was under before
The sHoE the hams ike iHoss ulEtt- from
yCf.S. and i.OIl in The same s,,v. Hams pre-.
pared IN THIS Way will b. Tel.s4C! ed ruurH
that you VIII Always IENs a Hy"i suppl OF
.Es:n IN t. lsT1er,
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AEsi-Ees's Ne; c..

TTTItF. creditors Of Sparrow & Jones and all
iyr>uu~ interested are hereby HuEIiied
tAssf the undersigned assignee OF IA" estate OF
sad ~parTp . & Jones wIti, o. saturday, the
q day % December, a D. lss9, MAKE applI-
cato. 10 10. District ,OuII OF L-HveuwOEth
county. Kansas. IsT a discharge fIom his said
must, end ysIII on thai day file his petition
for said Discharge Ia sara court a. provided
for by h" laws o. the state of Hams 5.
u .ty- O.tpU-. ,, 1873.
GEORGE d. FARM,
A~si-Hee oil sparrow / jones'
m----- {.
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Every Man 20 His Trade.

ITO improve your soils, your fruits, your
breeds and cattle, is all very good. Blu; it gen.
orally happens that when a farmer fails to
improve himself nothing improves around
him. He rusts. and his buildings decay; all
becomes worse, and his profession suffers IN
the public estimation. An Ignorant farmer
Is disgrace to his profession. just a. an ig.
nofant minister, an ignorant lawyer, an
Ignorant doctor. or An ignorant, narrow
minded merchant n . disgrace to his. We
do NOT ny that the farmer should Know all
s' ~, 80 e: "a n E s s,sss g
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1he Rest Ever n new OF.

J. g. Starkey, a prominent and influential
ritIz II at Iowa CITY, says: 81 have mad the
Dyspepsia and Liver omplaInt for several
Year, and have used every remedy / could
near of. without arv relief Whatever, untii
saw your Su!ioh's NitsllZer advertised in our
paper, aId was penuauSd 10 Try it. 1 am
nappy Ia state that IL has entirely cured me.
II Is ceriaiDly The best Remedy ever knew
of Price . cts. sold by Arnold 4 HUNT.
fTi,SW
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Tie M'in"i.,'' ".cn q New York Is con-
stsutly engaged ia prov 4suz Tor Ghs iuCres>e
a! ITS To.d-I-. 10 = separate ucZsu Z3t!on
uss been com - .lta-l the wpTK 81 extend -ug
the infI Geucs e.. Eus church. Rev. wIn. +
-. bG-r. tue rsu-u., E.vly-llStr j. ella gman Of
This r.rFnrr.I rre- rf sEtrf>lB ana Et u-ei to
rp q. EuHrIy1 OF IUursigIa III ruT- NJ G~r-iD-s
80 C. les Eminent lsHfGe AfEuuIE. Giles
Pull cures I-uuuIc-. sold uy Arnold =
cunt. -.nr rur u=In .rlrJ- Ter. Giles. l2g
W.St 8rpa G Wy. Sew ! BTE- TI.gI 81. -
cents. AEIpiJ a. liant.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Administrators NOtic'.

TIE ~TtrECF KANSAS, -
LELE sS"oE..I, COUNTY
Eu IGe Probate Court III and lDE "a. g- Guty
ia the M. or 81 the LSlate OF
J .Cag I-aTy FlvT-yH, ID ceased
[rUlIgE - EEEE By GIVEN th-- Letters
n CI AImIEIs-fs'iru with wi! strr. y e,i
nave been -E.igLJtl u tue undersigned on Iue
E>tHe u. jacob Henry Person, late Il SAID
county, urs. sryl., ~ The Honorable, the Pro
mate Court Cd. 5rr county aud stale air .TgsH q,
a1J,g the 81 -.s sI day Of October, :. D. 49,,
SgF, ... I..sBls iaVlug CLAIMS against ILe
SID L--lH axe IHIeby EOtIued snat they
must !sI.-.E.J the aaua 10 the undersigned
20. a.iUs. sttu., W ain one year from the Date
q! slla Letter, Or they may bo pTtcl UGed
from do nH.f 10 OF -yru estate ana that II
.l... aims Id, not exhibited within three
years a1t,. tae q Re o. said letters, tIey shall
be IugG.tT barrel.
~. Il. LTwIs. tGInlnl-trEt0r
"i'a vGl lurE %. J-r J. I,.ie O.! Jacob
iy.-y I.-I.D deceased. W..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Our Forest Trees.
IkausasS Spirit

The seels OF our forest trees, notably Of the
hickory, ash, poplar, oak, maple, elm aud
birch, are annually sent to England for
painting, where they are yearly Increasing
in popularity. Quite a trade has slso sprung
up I'm the richly colored autumn leaves
which render he forests OF New England 30
beautiful IN the months of September and
October Eng and has sucn treasure OF
gorgeous foliage, so there is quite a brisk
demand for them from the Mill towns OF
New EnslHrd
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
corn FIR r,odgemsn county,

IopeafNlIIt News, 70
There has been about one Thousand bushels
of corn hauled from this point into Hodge
man county, requiring about forty " CONS
10 1T E~i"Gt tt, 5ta Ides a great many Nd ,Uu-
loads OF PROVISIONS.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20

lCOpnecticuL FaImer.l
"MSuy men OF many minds" and aH pos
sensing some rood ideas, and these inter
changed v II draw out Others, thereby in
cIeasiug iniO. IA alton 10 our adyantag-.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Ford County well soaked

IopraTNIIie NtWs, 70
flne rain fell here On Monday night soak
ing the ground 10 the depth of four or five
inches. The wheat is saf- unuI spring
should We get no nIo-e rain Tue veathsr L.
still wal III with promises of mo Z.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Foul Air in Wells.
Exchanged


Foul air msy be expelled from well by
heating large thick bar OF Iron-section OF
railroad bar iO- insiarce-red hot, and nd
denly lowering into the water, just so IL is
submerged The sudden escape OF steam
forces tue foul gasupwari. When a IRE will
turn in The well, the air is cure.