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Referring 10 the above. the New Publishing
Company dsstre 70 inform the public thai they
win continue the publication Of thu Com Hut
DAnY News ana the business Of the Job once
In connection thersvith. The patronage Of the
puDlic u RESPECTFULLY solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
Buainesa Manager.
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Henry J. Nudge. . pioneer Of the
Pacific Coast and Nevada, died In Car
son yesterday.
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The Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
held = regular meeting ct their hall. B
street, last evening. President Tyrrell in
the chair. The minutes Of the last reg.
ular meeting were read and approved.
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Professor Stewart said that Mr.. Gar.
risou. the ensraver, was present and had
offered to sngrave q bears head with
which to print the tickets to be used.
He moved that the offer be accepted
with thanks. Carried with applause.
Nj. Garrison then arose and said that
since the bears head had been received
with so much favor he WAS willing 10 60
q little further and would sngrave the
whole ticket just for the novelty Of the
thing. Renewed applause.
GOOD or SOCIETY.
Professor Stewart stated that he had
received . ins collection OF ancient
shells from the valley Of the Humboldt
which be bad forgotten to bring 70 the
hall. The shells were some Soo,ooo
MT. Gibson said that he hoped the
members would remember hal ne
finances Of the Society were ct . low
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
A Card 80 the Pablo.

We ask careful reading and thoughtful
consideration of what follows. 1t is now
over twelve years since a new cure for chron-
ic diseases was discovered, known as Com
FOUND OXYGEN" The results which have
followed its Use up 10 this time have been 50
remarkable that it is beginning 10 attract the
widest attention; Many intelligent physi-
clans In various parts of the country have
after careful investigation Of its scien life
and pathological claims, used il in cases
where all other known remedies had failed,
and with a success alike surprising TO them
selves and their patients. In Consumption,
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Headache, Dys-
pepsia, and the wide range of Neuralgia dis
orders from which SO many suffer life long
fortunes, il has rarely failed TO give relief
and IN many cases u make permanent cures
II is not a drug, but a new com bination of
the two elements which make up our COM
mon air. giving oxygen in excess. IL is tax
en- by inhalation, and cures by natural and
orderly Frocesses-first, by eliminating the
excess of carbon which has accumulated in
the system and secondly, by REHABILITATION
OF all the great nervous centres In order 10
give the puolic an opportunity TO learn al
about this new treatment, We have prepared
carefully written treatise, in which is pre-
| scented a history of the discovery of "Com.
pound Oxygen, statement of its Scientific
Basis snd Mode Of Action, aud large details
OF the results which have followed its admin
istration. This is sent free by mail TO anyone
who may desire to receive it. Address I rs
SrARKEY & PALEN, I1l2 Girard street, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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Notice..

= Office is hereby given TO AL whom II
been presented To the Ju ig- Of Tire District
Court Of the comfy of Ieavenw Orth. state OF
X 4n.4s b the Kansas Psc'fi {. Railway Conn
Iany "a corporation OrLaniZet anu drIl = bus
iu,s- under aud To- virtue of the laws of The
state Oi Kansas, Tor the appointment Df three
comm ES-ioneIS To lay off "A route one hundred
feet in width for n branch railway, from a
point on the said KInSt- Pacific railway rye.
hundred feet north 81 the present depot, on
said railway. near the Kansas state BeGltrn-
tiaTv, commonly called the prnitcntiary de
pot. thence 10y tine easiest and most practical
be grade to point five hundred feet wet OF
the southwest corner of the IA 50 State Pen
iteEtiary wall; map and prOh e OF the said
route of aid branch to said Kansas Pacific
railway, intended to be adopted by said com
pany, i fled in the Office OF the County Clerk
OF the county of L-avenworth and that com
missioners have been appointed by the Judge
OF the District Court of said county OF cav
enworth, STATE of Kansas, TO lay out said
route and way, and Ia assess the value OF the
land taken therefor, and The damages to the
owners of real estate through which such
railway shall be constructed, a. provided by
law. That said commissioners viii meet 1T
the commencement Of said propose branch
railway On the 10Th day Of Nay, A D., ls1s,
al 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day,
aud from that point will proceed To, and lay
out said route and way, and VIII assess the
value OF the land taken therefor, and such
other damages as are provided for BY law
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
By STILLISGs & STILLISGs Its attorneys.
aprlO-W3t
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COMPOUND EXTRACT
Sarsspar.lia and D,ndeIon With
Iodine of Potassium,

l. now generally introduced in most of the
Western States, and is the most popular
remedy in the market. 1t is fully endorsed
by physicians and druggists, and now
stands in the front rank of remedies for the
renovation Of the blood, and giving tone
and strength to the liver
Ii il one OF the best remedies known for
chronic affections OF the kin, Scrofula and
Scrofulous affections, Rupture and Skin
diseases, such as -. Anthems Fire, Fry
sipelas, Pimples. Pustules, Blotches, Boils,
Tumors, letter or Salt Rheum, Scald Head.
Ring Worm, Ulcers and sores, Chronic
rheumatism, SyphiIittic and all mercurial
diseases, and general diseases arising from
impurities OF the blood.
Ii forms powerful Alternative for the
renovation OF the blood and for the restora.
ton OF tone and strength to the system
when debilitated BY disease.
This valuable remedy is prepared by the
Brown Medicine and Manufacturing Co,
with the formula in full printed ON the bot.
ON as follows:
PARTS Sars aparilla root. Honduras
$50; andeli0n KOut, LIS: Yellow Dock
Root, go; Wild Cherry Bark 100; SIENNA
L-aSes, 80; Rhub rb Root $50: Guiscum
30: Iodide Potassium go; White Sugar
400: Glyceriue. 4 100: Alcohol, ~ = ct-1t
IS 80; Water. 3, iOT Mix End peTcolate. Fla.
vOred same as Compound Syrup sarsaparil!a
L. +. >
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

Instead Of garding obesity an abnor-
NAL condition, many people have erroneous
~ considered Il - an evidence of health, aud
aUy agent hat reduces TAT t. therefore at
once Inspected Il ing injurious. Starting
10 reason nom Ih- fails" position that fat IL
al evidence % etltn, 1t Is lot surprising
that they sh- nd, err Naturally IAN int the
erl UT OF suPpurlng That an AGENT possessing
properties csplDle 81 Producing cOrpulency
would prove injurious 10 the health. K ason-
ing. however, from the rational basis, that
an undue deposition Of lat, constituting OBJ
es.ty, j. not healthy but a morbid condi-
tOI, IL IL quite a. natural Tor Us to arrive al
the OPpgsI,a conclusion, which Is sustained
b. experience anu observation, e, that the
rcd EcsIon Of IA ia Gases OF coTpuI-ucy Is in
v.,Tiab.s followed by an i'm Tuvem- ut OF
elryrs IA, spirits, aid pby sIcaI comforts.
Allan Anu FIT VIII reduce a fat prison
nom = u pJ~nds a week. sod b. drug
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
The SCENE OF MORE THAN ONE HORRIBLE
OUTRAGE

during the Cheyenne raid Of the memorable
fall Of 1875. Western enterprise obliters;es
space, and the distance of two or three hun
dred miles or so from a railroad makes no
difference to the adventurous immigrant,
who, being convinced that the Great Amer
lean Desert is one vast, blooming oasis, Is
determined to secure his portion to his pos
terity, for in the present great rush it is a
MISTER Of but a comparatively short time a.
TO how long our hundreds Of thousands OF
unoccupied lands will hold cut.
THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
Washington county is one of the famous
nor thern tier, and is the favored recipient
Of q great proportion OF the Immigration
nowpouring in. offering most char ming in
ducemenis TO those who wish a home, and
a good ole. Washington is far enough
north to escape the burning heat Of summer
and Eot too tar TO experience the frigid
temperature Of tie north pole; il well
waiered and contains per cent. of bottom
land: tie average width of the bottoms is
half a mile, which, il isn't intended to
say, includes any marshes; the general sur.
face of the county is undulating, afIording
a relief to tie eternal monotony OF an end.
less plain of prairie, and in the msjority Of
instances good shelter to stock-two items
of
MORE THAN ORDINARY INPoRIAKcE
There Is very little timber In the county;
that y, tie forest land hardly includes
naee than 2 pr rent, bat tkis bss proved
h - DenuEs = drsvhaek, = ~ hansen,
- l4snk = esessiH = II - nssllnl
N Dnnou - ~ nnn15R,
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MEXICAN

!, Mustang Imminent.
II pcHct9tt'- muscle, membrane and
tissue. 10 the v'ry. bone, bauI-iIiuss pain
amt curing disease with q power lIHf
q never fails. n j. 20 medicine needed uE
everybody, from ,Uc rTHrlaTO, who ride
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DEEP INTEREST.

Desota Junction rain Saturday
uight aud this morning
O.athe-sunday cold and cloudy; rain At
night.
Stanley-Two hours Iain yesterday;
more to-dsy.
Bellon-Rain Yesterday In rning and
mu h more last night
L4wrence-Rainy yesterday.
AIchisOu-Hard Tain during the day
and shosers al night.
Nortouville, Valley Falls and Meriden-
Showers anu continued cloudy weather.
CaTbJndale, Scranton and Ossge City
Showers during the day.
Emporia-Cioudy. and indicating heavy
ram.
Cottonwood-Rain last night; cloudy
and foggy to-day.
Florence-Shogers and heevy clouds.
Newton-TSo hours steady rain last
night.
WIchita-Cloudy aud showery.
Burrton-Sho Sers yesterday; heavy rains
10 the north and very heavy rains i'll the
southern part of Harvey county.
Huichiuson-Sho~ersa ard cloudy.
Nicker-on-Heayy rain last al. hit.
SterlIng-Slrosg showers las; night, wei.
ting the ground TO the depth Of fix inches
indications Of more and heavier rain; far
mers jubilant.
Great Baud-Rain last night, doing great
benefit TO crops.
Lsrned-Rainy yesterday and air full of
humidity; indications favorable for much
rain within a day or two.
kinsley-Showers yesterday; cloudy and
strongly indicating rain to- day
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SOME Groupings OF COAL

have been discovered, bat no particular at
tention has been paid to the working Of
the veins There is an abundance OF lime
stope ard some sandstone in the eastern,
northern and western tiers of townships,
and fine supply Of pottery clay, which is
being utilized at Hanover, while gypsum is
rerorted as being very plenty on the Blue
and on Mil creek. The number of acres in
the county, is $50 900, of which 43S .096 are
taxable; 95,77S are under cultivation, the
proportion Of cultivated taxable acres being
22 per cent.
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LEGAL.
SheriTs Sale No. Sc.

DCBLlC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
II That under and by virtue OF u judgment
I. ndered in the District Court IN tine county
Of Leayenworth, in the State of Kansas, IN an
action wherein sarah A. Mitchell Is Plaintiff,
aGd David IL. Mitchell Is Defendant, and OF
and an execution issued on said Judgment,
10 me directed and delivered, Will on Mon
day, the Twenty-eighth day OF April, A.
D. 1873, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ of thai day, al
the south front door OF the Court House, In
tine City of Ieavenworth, in the County OF
Leavenworth, in the State OF Kansas, oner
at Public sale and sell to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the following described
tract of land, situate, lying and being IN the
County Of LeavenwOrth, in the State OF Kan
sas, namely:
Inc northeast quarter of section number
eleven an, town nine 49,, range twenty-five
~. except twelve tl2) acres out of the north-
east corner thereof now owned by stuart
Hastings.
Dated this 9th day of March, 1879.
PC. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
.STILLI>GS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, That let
- t-rS OF admin isttaiIO with will annex
ed have been gr- nt-d To the undersigned on
the state OF George ". Evans, late Of said
county: deceased, by the honorable, the Pro-
bate Court at the 60 Inty aud State Aforesaid,
dated the 22nd day Of March, A. d, 1879.
Now, ALI persons having claims against the
said tate are hereby notified hat they
must present the same to the unaers gned
fo- allowance. within one year from the date
o. sid ietts r., or they may be precluded from
am benefit of such estate Hnd that If such
ella ms be not exhibited within three yE.rs
after the daJe of said Ietrer~, thew shall b. for
ever barred. GEORGE W. PRE-TC y,
AdTnini-tTatnr with will annexed, of the es-
tate al George ". Evans, deceased.
APRIL. lS.9. w3U
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Hound Over.

Thor. Manly, the coiored lad arrested two
weeks ago for stealing set Of harness from
the government farm, had his exsminat on
before L. 5. commissioner, +. y. o. Clough,
yesterday. He was held in bonds of 500 to
appe-r before the L. :. district court at To-
peka. Archie HaTris, who was arrested at
the instance of Manly as an accomplish, was
released
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Deputy L. >. Marshal Snsritt yesterday
took TO Topeka, two L. :. prisoners, 10 APP
pear before the U. :. district court, which
meets at Topeka, Monday. The prisoners
were John Hedges, charged with stealing
government blankets from the reserve, and
John Gibson, charged with the manufac-
ture of spurious coin near GsIena- The two
had been in the i'll there for several months.
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EE COndenFed speciEea copy Of he
Spring Numrer Wi. be- sent free 10 any adj
dress on receipt OF "a scent stamp for postage.
wit
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TH- Ounty Board.

The County Board Of Commissioners con-
Tened yesterday morning IN the regular
April session Present, chairman dickens,
and MesSrs. Richards and squires-a full
Board The day vas occuIIe IN Eearinga
road case, know n As tie "BerEard o ID - be-
ing tine location Of a new road upon the line
OF High Prairie and AIeNaudria townships.
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r tile CoughlIn was aTraigned before Judge
Vaughan, yesterday morning, ON the charge
Of assauit and battery. HsT case was contin-
u 10 tie q It.
The ca Of sandy Chapman, for assault
am bat cry and using obscene Language, was
again cont nued-inIs time 10 the l2lh at 3
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
TMeekIp Gimes
THURSDAY APRIL 10. 1879.


Steele & Price, Of Chicago and st. Louis, we
are pleased to say, are among the few who
make perfectly pure articles. Their DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder and Special
Flaw bring Extracts have been approved by
the United States Government. 2id&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
SCHOOL HOSES IN THE COUNTY,

which goes 10 show that the most vital q
interests, education, has not been neglected
The business hous, of The town are locate
upon the four sides Of the square, winch
surrounds the county court house, a two,
tory frame building, totally inadequate to
meet the wants Of the county, ami which
will soon he rePlycsd by s-uhs antial brick
structure, which will he decidedly useful A.
we'll IA ornamental, f)r it il b-diy n ed,.d
South Of the town is Mill creek, which fur
nishes excellent wster power, which ha.
been developed and utilized somewhat
there being two lSrge tlluripg mills 10,
Gated upon its banks, which c7n,
tain two run OF burrI each. In.
improved land can Re purchased
within convenient distance Of Washington,
or any OF the towns Of the county, at prices
ranging from - 10 - per acre, and i'm
proved from Sl2 mp vsrds, according to the
nature and improvements. There u Tot a
town in the county which Is not prospecting,
improving and brilding up rapidly.
Hanover, III. second city in size, Is a
flourishing little burg, on the line OF the
81. Joseph Il Denver City road, in the
north western portion of the county, and Is
making good strides forward.
Gr,enleaf, the point from which the
Washington branch OF the Central Branch
extends. is good bu.iness point, and will
slsays be trading place of some impor,
| tance.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

GLAD TIDINGS!
Reports From Ali Around the State
Tell US That the Blessed Rain
Was General,
And That Wheat Has Never Pres
entsd a Better Appearance,
And That All Other Crops are Look
ing Well.
Cane Cleared.

Cane Cleared.
special to THE TINES !
LAWRENCE, KASs, April The Care,
Richmond case was disposed of this morn
ing. Cane produced certified copy of q
divorce granted him in Castillo county,
Colorado, June 3, 1873, and the county
attorney dismissed the prosecution.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

AE2 FLESIIER& SCIU NEMAN wonder
SFEl Il HEsE n full bargains for Three Of
stGEE q EH.E~ standard They
w a have able demand
hem
O
about five hundred good remnants Of Crash To*eng which will all sold equal
regular
Corded Pqus aud OF plaid Nnsk
heavy a
B,rgains throughout the house
ncec ashh Ouseo Of
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MORE THAN DOUBLED.

Washington is surrounded by fine coun-
try, for which she is the natural mar ket, the
trade Of which is Washington's main re.
lance and hope. The town has several fine
church structures, and a good public school
building, which is soon 10 lie replaced by a
new aud better one. The schools are
graded, employing three teachers, the at
tendance being about one hundred and fifty
The population OF the town is over eight
hundred. There are over ore hundred
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
Consumption Cured.

An old physician retired from proctice,
having had placed in mis- hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
veEetaote remedy, Tor the speedy and pernla-
nent cure for consumption, bronchitis, cat
<cifn. asthma, and all throat and lung sffec-
v0us debility and all nervous complainfs
sffer having tested its wonderful Curative
powers In thod sands of cases. mas felt n his
Qu>y 10 make IL Known TO his suffering fei-
lows. Actuated by this motive, aud : desire
- l11feve human suffering, will send frpe
o9ohsrze, 70 al Who desire Il, thiS recipn.
n 8Eun4. EE1neh, u Kng1fnk 80 ~
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
PRAIRIE FIRES

One decidedly unpleasant feature of this
and of every prairie State, is the prevalen-
cy and frequency OF prairie fire., although
it is rot once in one hundred times, not
outstanding the sensational reports 10 the
contrary, that loss of either property or life
is consequent. A prairie fire is fearful
thing wuen the wind is blowing, and the
fire Gets fairly started, there ia usually a
z'phyr accompaniment; a prairie fire on a
business tour is an incendiary of the very
worst kind, Is no respec;er OF either person
or property; fiery simeon which epvel
ops everything In a hesvv, stiff ng cloud !;
a seeJSipg, wsriug, cracking hell of flame !;
wall which is impregnable; mighty tor
rent which
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SHE Is ASSUMING PROPORTIONS

"a grain produce market, and is going
steadily ahead. A large number Of sub
stintial business buildings are now going
up, while the number Of neat residences
which have been erected within the past
few weeks ia surprising There is an ele-
vaior at Washington which has n capacity
Of about l6 coo bushels, he-ides which there
are several warehouses for the storesge of
grain. The shipments Of grain from this
point since the last harvest aggregate many
thousand bushc!-, add the prospects for the
present year are that last years figures
will be
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Administrator Not ce.

THE lest STATE ! 7TE. OF KE a,:L3a' is.
HHs pr0J1te Court in and fJr said C0uG'y.
In the matter ofthe Estate 81 }
GEORGE W. EVANS,
Deceased
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Administrators Notice.
THE STATE KANSAS, L.
LEAvENwOKTH COUNTY.

In The Prob tie Court ia and for said County.
In the Matter % the Estate on
MARY hEPINE,
Deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That le'-
~ tiers Of admin stTdtiOu have been grant
ell to the undersigned on the estate of Mary
R-pine, late of said county, deceased, by the
honorable, the Probate Court OF the county
ana State aforesaid. dated the 10 n day Of
March, A. ID 1873. Now, all persons faVln-
,.iai ms az inst the said estate are hereby no
that tney must present the same TO the I'M
d-rSi med for allowance, within one year
FROM The date of said letters, or they mag be
ET.c u ed from any benefit of such estate /:
.ut that If such ci-imS he not exhibited
within three years after the date.ol SAID letters
they shall be forever barred.
JAMES REFINE,
administrator of the estate OF Mary Rspine,
deceased,
MAEOH, 1873 WOW
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AGA EBE AH a x have opened
nEHH III, SiERY. hve already borne the
n H.HN
II
shown hy them both style and cteapne
They offer big 10 lot Of Of ade genuine Emb,od Bb1an at 81! cent?
@ ys rday by ln! n OF their celebrated Charles Kid Gloves in two
full line OF the aid GOv the best low price glove introduce
II
Real English I-e Thread and
lie Gloves variety
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IA FLESHER K SCIIU NENAN Is received
ne o Betoun iace,
HErSA Neni5en
4
Torchon lces a j,6 and Wide ltces
The
Fmbr0
We desire o.
all
made o order and