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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
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HEw YORK MONEY MARKET.

Nsw YORK. May q.
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neS -, registered, 81 CO. saICt5s; coupons,
81 -; Sa.es; lew *, registered, 81 OSIk
SueS' coupons, 81 OSls g. OS5 ): currency o's,
StoNEiiNMESTS-Weak and lower.
ItAILlspAD ~ECU ITIsS Active
STATE SECUKITIES-DuIl.
80 Pc u fInNs-The msrkst was
To-Day characterized by much activity.
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Al.ond ILLUSTRATION

There is one thing that marks the growth
and status of the West more than the extent
of thorongh-b horse and cattle raising.
Ii Is on'y persons who have access TO the nu.
merous agricultural publications who can
form ANY accurate estimate Of the immense
number OF horses, cattle. shet p, &c, every
where 10 he found.
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WASHINGTON, d. c, May 2S.-The fol-
Lowing was issued by the Treasury Dvpar:
ment to-day:
After to, day no more certiGHates will re
sold by the Treasurer OF the Uuited State.
over his counter, nor will any be furnished
BY him to public officers, for sale in this
city or Boston, New York, Philsdelphis or
Baltimore. The Secretary desires the remain
der of the certificates unsold to be disirib-
uted as far 81 practicable among the post
masters bonded for their sale at places
other than those above mentioned.
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I'OisOns.

PoisOns of almost any kind or degree Of
power taken into the stomach may be neu-
tra.ized by swallowing instantly nearly two
gills of sweet OLA strong, healthy person
may take twice that quantity. 1t is alleged
that the oil viii desIioyth effects OF any
form of animal vegetable or mineral poison.
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FROST ,yD ICE.NNEw YORK


Western New York was visited 10y a de-
structive frost last Saturday morning
water IN exposed places being frozen over.
This seems hardly credible. IN view OF the
summer like weather that We have had in
this vicinity for some weeks past, but it is
true, nevertheless. The Rochester Er-
press of Saturday evening, the 24th, ssys:
Although the air has partaken of the
eager and the nipping quality for the last
few days, at the beginning and the end Of
each day, vet the esevere frost which early
and even late risers saw this morning was
nearly or quite unexpected. Water was
covered with quite film Of ice, ard all
sorts Of vegetables susceptible TO the chill
ing Influences Of cod-brearhed Jack Were
more or les- injured, and many varieties OF
fruit have been damaged TO a greater or
les extent Especially Il this true Of
Strawberries. many fields of which are
ruined beyond repair. Il is feared peaches
will suffer somewhat also, but possibly this
may not prove true. From al! quarters
come the came reports. and undoubtedly
the frost was widespread in lie extent, as Its
results will be widespread ard lasting.
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SALT RHEUM AND DaNDRUFF
Cured that several Physicians had
failed go frens sac e. s,uiiY.

MessTs. WEEKs & POTTER: Gentlemen II
have had the salt hnrum ON my head anu
all through my HaIr, also on IEy. legs, Tor the
past four years, having suffered exceedingly J
with 1t. Ih- dandIuH falling ir'su my hair
was very annoy ing. 1 Consulted several dis
tinguishei pny sIcians IN regard 10 10, and
have taken tnsIr prescriptions as ordered
bal did not Mud any cure and but IIJIi- Te-
lief. i was tod by many persons who have
the Salt RheuIn, and wLO have been doctor
Ell fOr years, tiIat there was no cure tor u;
that II was in the blood. and should always
have 1t, and 1 Was almost incl ned To agree
with them, but "A friend wanted me TO Try
CUIICCkE, made by your firm. 1 did, and
to my ahtOnIshment, in less than three
weeks, my head was entirely free from all
Salt Rheum aud Dsndruf, and cannot see
any appearance of sat kneum, on my per-
SOL. 1 think SwoBdsrful remedy.
respectfully yours,
GEORGE. a. NUDGE
Ia
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
THE s,ENGERFEST.

As the time for holding the Srlgerfesi
approaches the prospect Of having grand
success becomes better and better. \ lively
interest is manifested in ell our neighbor.
ing cities from Kansas City to Omaha, ard
all will send large delegations. 1t is i'm
possible to tell at this time, how many
strangers will be drawn TO the city by the
attractions of the occasion, but it is per
fecily safe to say there will be good many
thousands.
The committees having in charge the
work Of making arrangements, are all dill
ligentIy al work, and report that everything
is going on in the most satisfactory manner,
so that those who expect to come from
abroad may be assured that nothing will be
left undone TO mske the occasion what it
now promises 10 be, the grandest musical
fest ever held in the Missouri Valley.
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stock Market.

CATTI.E-Shirpers, 8, 25a. Oh. Rn,cner.
90 al %, $40 kers and Fe,d,r ~ "a 2,a.s m
HOGS-SS 15GS 20. tive '
SEESP-PEIme, s2 15Gs3 - Der head
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asturaSe.
/

1t should be remembered, especially in the
West, where we have flush pastures that large
cows will, as a rue, peoduce more milk for
the food eaten, than small animals. There
is a great value in a given breed in the puri-
" of the stock but small cows will not hold
tneir own on full pastures As against animals
of greater feeding capacity.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
Canada Thistles.


Manure and meadows is the remedy for
Canada thistIes; the more manure and the
more meadow the better. If:you can make
a Canada thistle grow big and hollow, and
cut IL In hot weather, its own juice will cause
fermentation and rot. This will kill II.
Grass will choke out and cultivation will
increaseathem. This is the long and short,of
tllstIeS.
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The Best COiOrinS.


The artificial coloring of butter seems to
have come into quite general use in our large
iiries. 1t is often overdone, even allowing
that coIored butter is quite the thing. The
advent OF grass again brings natures color
ing into the butter and consUm are
jDiclng over the aroma Uf genuine grass but
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

Minneapolis Independent, 81
On Sunday last Fred Hoffman took eight
young wolves out Of one hole, five miles from
town, east of Lindsey Creek. They were
about the size OF full grown cat, ali alive.
He intends 10 raise them.
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Pushin. Onward.
uSHEHr VII" uH"s
TCawker CITY Free Press, q.

lCawker lily 4 rec ffe-s, -i.I
The sound OF the hammer and saw contin-
ues without any abatement whatever, and
tn business being transacted in town each
day shows clearly that Cawker City is push.
ing onward with rapid business stride. We
have no mushroom growth. The business we
transact is permanent and progressive.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

ICONtyVIIIt JOufHdI, n
c. w. Mccoy and several others returned
from Oklahoma a few days ago. They re-
port that people are coming out now faster
than going in.
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C.ASCsSING.


IOrn Condition in which They are
Placed by the Presidents Firmnes>
A Low spirited Feeling.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-At an informa
meeting of the Democratic conference COM
mit,ee held tonight, general interchange
of views was had upon the appropriation
bills and other measures pending before
Congress. A member of the committee
who left previous to adjournment said that
there had been no proposition submitted
and that the purpose of meeting was to
enable the members to freely express
themselves on the various questions at is-ue.
The meeting was slimly attended. Cox,
Carlisle, Hampton, Jones and Flaburg were
absent. In reply TO an inquiry tonight,
Cox said he did not anticipate that the
southern Democrats intended to request
the northern members Of the party
to map out plan of future
proceeding, as hsd been stated. Should
they do 80, he did not favor any such a
transaction, as, in his opinion, the Southern
members should shoulder the responsible
ty Of any caucus action by which the party
would be bound
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
4 Li.;;c ROu.h. hut =

Rice County Bulletin, "a
Now the time of the year cometh when
three strawberries and a saucer full oil water
e milk are sold at the churches for % cents,
Tor lhe benefit OF the poor.
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-The Farce still Continues -

The farce of selling per cent. certificates
to speculstors, who turn around and cell
them at a premium, continues. No rule
can be sdopt. TO stop this The only way
to stop it is ID discontinue the sale and sd-
yeTtias for propOSalE
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PiscatOrial.


minneapolis Independent, 2i.I
Last week the Baker Brothers caught in the
Solomon with hooks and lines, in three sue.
cessive nights, n total of l6) pounds of fish,
some of the fish weighing 70 pounds, and the
smallest three pounds
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
LIVE Stock MARKET.

Hoes - Receipts, 2i,CG1; shipments, 1870;
market active and higher an. advanced !;
conn" heavy. 8. q al O., good mixed packing,
- jbrE s.; light brcpu, 80 4,G3 IS few fan
cy, a. o. huicr heavy, g. GDd3 65, closed
quiet and rather tame.
tATTLE-Er"'ipt., 500; shipments, 2,IO;
yesterdays advance lost on Ecrount oI heavy
supply export cattle, 81 s1dj %; ot a fiue lot
- a., good n ppinE; a. HGi IS; butchers'
cows. - tuTl -, bulls, g 7Jd} 80
~HEEr- lsr"eipts, l,2uCi shipments, 2,a0;
scare aud wanted.
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Is. e.. 1--WE: STOCK MARKET.


The "Indirator" reports
'ATTLs Receipts. 79t; shipments, I0i;
quiet; Tor shipping steers, butchers steers
and cows, firm, quotations unchanged,
HOGS - hsr.fDS :, >! 90: shipments, ,OS3:
market closed firm; cxtr.ma range OF sales
81 l0HS ., with bulk ~ S3 -
SHEFP- Rec. pts, 4lt: Sht pments, 2IO; mar
ket Quiet AZ 8 %; native : care at ~ to 30
pounds sold az So %.
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THE BACKBONE Is ALL RIGHT.

THE BACKBONE lS ALL RIGHT.
A Washington special 10 the Cincinnati
0ascte narrates rather interesting Incl
dent that has occurred in connection with
the '.6x" in which the Democrats find
themselves. It seems that eome of the
Democrats have been seeking to make one
a tvo leading Republicans believe that
- oaly way ont of tie present difficulty
opleA . eo1pronise, IN which
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SCAlD HEAD
For Nine Years cured when all other
Remedies "a lied.

Messrs. wEEks & POTTER: Gentlemen since
July last / have been using your CUTiCUKA
Tor ScaId Head. and II has cured me " hen ali
medicines that have taken IOr nine yesrs
did me no COOL am nov using IL a. a hair
dressing, Dat my head is well. II keeps the
hair in very nice condition.
Your- truly, II. A. RAYMOND
hiaditor Fart Wdyne, Jackson & !S1gine.U II. II.
ACKsoN, MICH, Dec. -, ls73.
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Instantly they banlsh
Pain and Weakness,
rouse the dormant Mus
cies into new life. slim
uiate the Liver and Kid
neys, cure Dyspepsia,
Collie, Cramps and Pains,
llgta, ScisticA, Weak
orc LunGn Coughs akd
gBe and 1vW Halns.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
SHeeklp Iimes
f.nN(..

TIE Treasury Department announces
that the four per cent. certificates vii!
nrohsbIv all be disposed Of this week.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

The CCTICCRA REMEDIES are prepared by
Weeks Potter, Chemists ana Druggists go
Washington Street, BOeton, and are for ~ le
by all druggists Price Of CUTIcURA, small
boxes, 80 cents; large boxes, containing two
and one-haif times the quantity of small, 81.
REsoLvESr, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA soar,
Is cents; by mali, 80 cents three cakes. 70
cantS-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

One VINO knows and loves beans writes TO
the Christian Union that he made haste TO
plant Limas in April, and raised a few at
cost-reckoning labor, seed and disappoiDt-
mentor mot less than twenty five cents q
oean,' After that he took the advice OF a
neighoor, who reasoned that as this plant '.is
rapid grower, IL should have ordinary gar.
den soil not over rich; as 1t contsirs much
nitrogen, II should not be planted until the
eartn Is quite warm and dry, else the seed
Will decay that with US central New York
May % to June ), is about the right time
When planting the five b~ans In n hill be
careiul 10 press them into the soil with the
eye .!t,o Gown. m and then cover with a sandy loan
which does not crust over Wien dry. Car, g.
Iui' y observe when the sprouting plant trlt 5
10 llft The dirt and u d II by breaking the
ground Allow only three or four vines 10 a
hlii' sud when four feet high pinch them of
and never permit them to grow longer tnan
thAt; this will cause the gro tn of the lateral
branches, and double the number OF pods"
Feeding Chickens.
lSt. Louis Journal Of Agriculture
Ii Is useless to iced the hen that mothers
the brood, unless she is desired TO wean her
chicks early. In that case, stuff her with the
rare bits provided for the chicks, and she
Will soon wean them. 1t is not necessary to
starve the mother, but allow her sufficient TO
satisfy the cravings of hunger. II chicks are
confined, and have no run on a grass plat a
portion Of the day, they must be provided
with greens of some description. They will
consume considerable quantity too, and al-
most anything in this shape is acceptable.
Onion tops, the tender leaves of the runnin.,
mallows, or fresh young lettuce from the gar
zen are all good. The .atter vegetable is eN-
cellent Tor lay ing hens when confined. II led
when crisp and bIItle. Examine your chicks
on the top of the heads and under the tnIoa &
for lice. Hyou find them stuck full like pins
on cushion, give them u good dusting with
Insect Po der. This Is the very best form
that the lice can appear on the chicks, for
when they have these, their bodies are gen.
orally ciean. The head lice are easier got
lid OF, while the body vermin, especially the
roost mites. stick TO them through every
| stage of growth, and can seldom be eradica.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The EOur Per Cents.


WASHINGTON, May 27.-Sub-criPtions to
the four per cent reiunding certificates since
yesterdays report, s.. $40, $50.
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Business Excitement as a Cause Of
Mortality.
l IROSfnn Traveller e2l

Among the singular causes of mortality
that have happened within less than ten
years, in the circles of busines. men and
capitalists, that Of over excitemeut in con
nection with business and financial troubles
i very robbie amooG msa Of advanced
ysns. A ccAU Upieaous exanP's i a1osdsa
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
HOUSE AND FARM.


-Trego county is to have a rousing fair in
the fall
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

lings until they are two or three months
old, and even longer If they are at all back.
ward
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

WASHINGTON, NJ ~ 27-The Presidents
veto message Of the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bill will be sent
to the House OF Representatives TO morrow.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
The sydney and Melbourne ENhibi-


We understand that the House Commit
tee on Foreign fairs have agreed TO re-
port i1int resolution to appropriate S20,~
600 to defray the expenses of having this
country represented at these IDternstional
evhibitiops-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29

IT is the only medicine would give TO my
baby. a mother said. sPsaking of DIR. Bulls
Baby syrup. tall drug stores, % cents.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-05-29
COLLINS
va1sc alsrna
HAxTERS

Iudigessi0n, Bilious
8heumatlsD, Neufs
g. wssS HsSl ~. e 4
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

We understand the legislature has
under consideration two or three bills
relating othe office of Prosecuting At
torney, the object OF all them being Il
reduction of salary, one in the nat
IRE of a special law for the Second Jul
dicial District and contemplatcs re-
duction of the salary, but leaves it
The same rs now IN the other two dis
tricts. y measure more unjust than
this could not we'll be devised by the
legislature in any thing it could do for
the judicial department of the Terri
tory. The second district includes ten
counties embracing an extent of coun-
try reaching from the Pacific Ocean
over 200 miles up the Columbia river
and from the river to Mason county
on the north, wherein are eleven
courts annually to be attended ut his
own expense by the Prosecuting At
torney and ten sets of county and pre-
cinct officers to counsel and advise.
Other courts in other districts may
sometimes hold longer terms of court
but no where in the Territory does
the Prosecuting Attorney have more
to do, taking it the year around, than
in the second district. We cannot
think the representative in the legis-
lature from this district will permit
the remaining members of that body
aided by the lobby under the thin
guiSc of economy to despoil the Office
of Prosecuting Attorney and thus
render less effective the administra-
ton of .jnSticc in this District. The
people of Clarke County look to Rep
rcsentatives Steward and Shaw to do
their utmost to defeat this piece of in
Justice, attempted to be foisted upon
this district because certain disap-
/ pointed politicians want in some way
| to wrcak their Vengence upon the
present incumbent of that Office. The
odium in this community that would
attach to any Representative who
would lend himself to such scheme
would be sufficient to cousign him to
the depths of everlasting political
oblivion.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

Senator Zach Chandler of Michigan
was found dead in his bed, at Chicago,
on Saturday morning last, having
died suddenly Of congestion of the
lungs. His remains were taken to
his home at Detroit, the funeral TAX
ing place yesterday. I'm his death
the republican party loses one of its
most able men, and although many
hayc blamed him as being too radical
no man ever accused him of being
dishonest in either public or private
life. Nineteen years he served well
the state of Michigan in the senate of
the United states, and there is no one
that can so ably ill his place.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06
For Sale.

Two good city lots near the business part
Of the city, Wen fences, and to be had at il
bargain. Inquire Of
EDWARD YOUNG.
Octoher Oh 1919
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

The farmers Of Oregon and Wash
ington have been improving the OPP
portunity afforded by good weather,
to get IN large amount, of fall grain;
especially is this the case in the VIII
lamette valley, and east of the Cas-
cades. The fall sown wheat escaped
the rust, a well a giving a heavier
yield, and this has been great incen-
tive to tall sowing. The acreage OF
wheat for next year will be very
largely increased.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

HALIFAX, Oct. 3l.-Latcr news
shows that the storm which visited
the eastern section of the province on
" cdnesdaN was more severe and de
structive than at first supposed. At
GuyShoro the bridges of The Upper
and Lower salmon river were swept
away, wharve> damaged, houses and
barns blown down, number of
schooners driven on the shore and
Hugh \. Fraser and Mrs. Flavin
were killed by Il falling roof and chin
ncY. At Hawkesbury and Canso the
damage done mt sea and ashore was
very great, buildings in both towns
being ievelel with the ground, while
the wrecks of vessels litter the beach.
In addition to these wrecks, thirty
vessels are ashore in Canso straits.
At Crow harbor and other places the
damage was also severe.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

\ rumor comes from Olympia that
the school-books are TO be changed
again. Ii is only year since our
school-books were changed, and to 20
at ii again so soon would do great
injury to all concerned except the
persons who are endeavoring to have
the Legislature make a change that
gives them Il job. Let the books alone.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

Gen. Joseph Hooker, known during
the war of the rebellion az Fighting
Joe Hooker" died in New York on
Friday last, Of heart disease. Gen.
Hooker by his noble devotion TO the
Union, and n man Of sterling integ-
rity, won a warm place ia the hearts
of the American people, who VIII gen
orally mourn his death.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

On the l4th Oct. three of the Per-
kins' murderers, Kipe, Saluskin and
Tuonnu, were put on trial at Yakima
City, and We're convicted of murder in
the first degree. They are now in the
county Jail, and the sheriff has re-
ceived the death warrant of the three
prisoners, which fiXe, the time of the
execution Nov. 22d. The prisoners
are in very gloomy frame of mind,
yet at the same time feel very re-
Vengcful towards Moosetanic, who
turned states evidence. The greatest
interest was manifested in the trial
by the people, and entire satisfaction
i, expressed ut its result.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06
NOTICE.

The Clerk of each school District in Clarke
County is hereby requested to send me as
soon as possible the names OF the District
officer, elected in his district at the last meet
ing, and also the names and date Of election
oil those holding over and whore vacancy
exists 10 recommend the name Of some per
son for appointment thereto.
X. ROBB,
County Supt. schools.
Vancouver, Noy. J. 1919
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

The first boat load of iron for the
Pen d'Oreille division of the Northern
Pacific railroad was taken ND to the
Cascades on the steamer y. I. Church
on Friday last. The iron will be sent
up a. fast as il arrives AT Portland
Now that grading is going on, and
the IRON coming, the WORK looks 40
though it was n earnest.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

y bill has passed both houses of the
legislature abolishing the shorthand
reporter for the District Courts. We
presume it is passed upon the ground
Of economy, but it can be present
economy only, and must result in
waste Of time by the courts that will
more than make up the extra cost.
Legislature bodies make a mistake
when the move backwards from the
line Of civilized progress.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-11-06

Since Lieut.. Farrow's return from
the Blue mountains, he has from
Pendelton received set of resolutions
of Il most complimentary character
with regard to his valuable services;
apologizing for having misunderstood
him early in the campaign, and re-
que,tng Gen. Howard to return him
to that country. The resolutions are
signed by many prominent citizens,
including the editors who last spring
wrote sparagingly of him.