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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
y For =
e.. CATARRE! y

Instantly relieves and permanently cures
SnerZing or Head Colds, called Acute Caiarru
thIck, yellow aud foul Nattery Accumula-
tions In 'the Nasal Passages, called Chronic
CataTrh rOttiny and slough of the Bones
oi the Nose, with discharges of inathSome
often extending to the Eye, Ear, Throat and
Lungs, called Lucrative Cst.Trh. \ 81 II y
Fever, Nervous Heaiache, Dizziness, Cloud
cd Memory, aud Loss OF Nerve Power.
This Great Local aud Constitutional Rene
dy IL prepared entirely DS distIllaiior, and
contains, IN the form OF vapcTiZei essences
the greatest vegetable healing and pgriiyIng
properties known 20 modern chemistry.
By means Of DR.. SanfoTd'S Improved lnhal-
er, which accompanies every bott e Tree of
charge, IL II Inhaled, thus acting directly on
the Nasal Passages, which IL instantly clean
ses OF foul mUcuOus as mutations, sGblue-
Ing InuaID DmatIpn when rxfsEdllg to the
Eye, Ear aud Throat. restoring the senses OF
Smell, Hearing and Taste when Affected
leaving the head d-odeT.Z-,i, clear anu open,
the breath sweet, the breathing easy, ard
every sense in n grateful aud ,oDthfei cDnGl-
tion. Internally administered il ,.-fneates
mUcUous or ElcmbfanoSS System through the
blood, which IL purIfirS Of the acid poison al
ways Present III tatarfh. II builds up the
enfeeb!-d aud broken down constitution. rObs
the disease uf Its virus, and permits the Ia.
nation of Health Restoring Blood. Unless
the system j. prOstTttsd by scTof.,Is, or con
SUMPTION beyond recuperttioH, il viii effect
a permanent cure in every case. Hundreds
OF testimonials. Every druggist who has
ever so'a IL will chs eTtuliy bear witness 10
it, marvellous efficacy.
Price. with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys,

Chronic cases of Lucorhea and Uterine dis
eases.
Ia Gumors, nodes, hard Jumps. and syphi-
.oid ulcers; in dropsy, In veneTeal sore throat
ulcers and in iuoercles o. the lungs; in gout
dyspepsia, rheumatism, tickets. in mercu rial
uepOsits-it Is in these tern bic forms of dis
ease, wneIe the human body has e,-come "A
omplete wrrck, and where every hour OF
existence is torture, wherein this great RENE
Cy challenges the astonishmenI and admira-
ton oil the sick Al Is in such cst>ss, where
all the pleasures OF existence appear cut OF
rom the unfortunate, aud 10y its wonderful
almost supernatural agency IL Restores the
hopeless 10 "A life and new existence where,
this great remedy stands alone IN its might
aud power.
n the ordinary skin diseases that every
one il moIe or less troubled wi n, y few doses
will, In most cases. ana a few bottles in the
more aggravated forms, WORK a permanent
cure.
Those afflicted with chronic diseases should
purchase "A package ntaining one u,,z.u
toites. Price s iO per dozen, or So per han
iozen bottles, Or 81 per bottle. Sold bs
druggists.
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Terrible Accident.

Yesterday afternoon, about half past TWO
O'Clock, Emmet, an eighty eaT-old son of Z.
L. O.und, and George, &bout the same age,
son ofP II. Hubbell, were, with an older
brother OF the first name, playing upon the
bank at the foot of Main street. The two
hrst-nsmed went into an excavation made
INTO ihe bank and were playing in II, when,
without warning il caved In and buried
them. The Older boy, who was playing just
outside, gave the alarm and they were res
cued ia ten minutes by Mr. Lord and Mr.
Jones, hut death h d overtsken them in that
short time, and though Drs. Thomas and
WSyer were instantly summoned, there was
no hope Ic!t. The event Is indeed "A sad, ter
rib e one, and the grief OF the stricken ps
rents WAS most touching. MIR. HubbeIi l, at
present ia the newspaper business at Irini-
dad Colorado. and was, at an early day, coli
ueCtcd win THE TIMES.
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Dr. Hunters Specific ana Injection 40.
are warranted tn cure Gonnorntess, Gleet, Cor
dee, Structures, Diseases of the Kidneys Biad.
der and Urinary organs OF males and fe-
males.
DR.. Hunters Specific No. is a sure remedy
for the Spermaforrhoea- seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss of power, caused
by self-sbuse or excessive indulgence Price
OF DIR. HuDter's Specific 50 per bottle. Injec-
ton, 81 per bottle. sent everywhere Dy eX.
press. DIR. J. Dlnsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
as, North Seventh street, At. Louis, Missouri
Send tv0 stamps for treatise. Cure gUAran-
ted Or the money refunded.
Iheo. EGsradorH. Agent, LaAvenwufth,
0anaB. l1eodAV.
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DR.. RACWAY'S
REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet kum purge, regulate, purify cleanss.
and strengthen: Rsdwayis rIIlS-fv ibe
esre OF all disorders OF the stomach, Liver
bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Disesses
Headache, Constipation, Cost;veness, Ipdl,
gestion, Dyspepsia, BllliouSness, Fever In
fiamlnation of the bowels, Piles and ali a.
nngement of the Internal V scers. War
rant to effect a positive cure. Purely yevaJa-
ole, containing no mercury, minerals or de-
leterious drugs.
a17Observe the following symptoms ra-
q lting from Disorders of the Digestive DR.,
. ms:
Constipation, Inward Piles. FulIness of the
Blood In the Head, Acidity of the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn. uisgust of Food, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc-
tations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or suffering Sensations when in a
Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision Dots or
0ehs before Sight, Fever and Dull pain in
Tue Head. Deficiency of Preparation. YeI-
y. ne.ss of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
S6soe, Sneet, Limbs and Sudden Flushes of
aeot Burning in the Flesh.
voc - ietier stamp % 8ADWAY 4 CO..
-. ~ eAHS2 oernes1 CAurch
dn1ueEaft0u worth u S0Apuds mn - sant
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rne cenraurLinimen,s are of t,

Tne 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-
daccd by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured "f any druggist, sent by mail from
Street, New York City. janlO-wlyr
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Advertising DOd-eS.

How often, deceived by a sensational head
ing, we think We have found something in
teresting, and settle ourselves for quiet enjoy
ment, when after reading a few lines, We find
that the advertisers trick has led Us astray
and we have been reading that Eureka Ague
Pills are a sure cure Ior Asue, and that COM
pound Extract Sarsapsriila, DsndeiiOn and
Iodide Sf Potassium purifies the blood and
invigorates the Liver, and then adds, Tor sale
by all druggists In Leavenworth, Kan, Ne
brsska, Iowa, Missouri, Colorado and the
Territories All, resder,.w pity you. We
have been there too, ana learned that
Browns Liver Pills do ctire the Headache
and Liver Complaint. d6w
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THE ORDER
will be as follows:

/. Squad of Police.
.. N-ne;ee nth L. :. Infantry Band.
3. Grand Marshal end Aids.
4. Leavenwnrth Metropolitan GuariS.
>. Leaven worth Gesangvtrein
6 Lsavenworth Turnvereln.
:. Omaha silver CGrnet Band.
s. 'Imaha Joncordia N;pnnerchOr.
Omaha Orpheus Sen. erUund.
10. Ouaha Lyra Swedish singing Society.
IL. His Honor, the Mayor, and city officials
IN Carriages.
L. The county officers, in carriages.
I3 The President of the Central Fest Com
mittee. the President of the SaengeTbund
and the Musical director, in carriages.
IA. Judges OF the United States ourJs in car
riages.
Is. st. Joseph Silver Cornet Band.
IL. ST. Jo-eph MHnnerchor.
IL. Atcnlson Jornet Bank.
Is. Atchison LiederktanZ Society.
10. Kansas City Arion Society.
70. Kansas City Orpheus society.
-. Leavenworth Fire Department.
The procession, the ri yhJ starting from the
corner OF broadway aud Shawnee, will move
at lO;3D o'cio. k.
The officers in charge of thoir respective
societies will report at 10 o'clock sharp, at
Turner Hail, to the commanding officer.
&. CARPLES,
Chief Marshal.
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Public Health JeOpardized.

There are baking powders now in the mar
ket which contains substance Injurious 10
nrsitE, aud the public should be warned
ayainst u.lrg them. DR.. Prices Cream Bsk-
~, Pty.vs.r - known 10 be Tree irdul these
-lfr-l.,rt.-r-- AMI : u-d in III. ftIniIl' OF the
r,..-t e rsit! - q sasaciOus H.ed.csi men In
-. 90. -. .td.Sw
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To all who are suffering from the errorsand
inciscretions OF youth, nervous weakness.
early decay loss OF man hood, &C. If, will send
a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy Was discover
ed by missionary in South America Send
Q lf-addressed envelope tn the Rev. JOSEPH
T. lSNAN, Station ID. NetO York CITY.
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Merchandise-I have for sale sI5O,ONO worth
of staple merchandise, all wholesale stock, Ia
prime order. " i'll sell in lots OF from 5000
cash AID tvo-thirds good real estate. Ad-
dress MERCHANT, Box 2iSi. New York
CIV 6Wlet dA
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Fad Blood.

\ serious emeute occurred recently between
two horny handed sons OF toll, which re-
suited IN a broken arm tor Smith Gnd
Cracked rio for Jackson. For bad blood there
is nothing equal TO RoStda!Is, the great
Southern Remedy, which d.lyes out all ill.,
puiItles ike magic.
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SfliS Alone.

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Power is free
from all substances detr menlal TO health.
In these respects 1t adIids alone. Who can
tell how msnv invalids and tender children
have fallen victims to tue dangerous sdui-
articles Only. u dSw.
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SHOOTING AFEHAS.
=: oSe?i Or: n~:on. a fiac kr,an. - Shot
by Tom siine> Last Night Three
Times-V OUuds Probably Fatal

| About one o'clock last night Joseph Gran
ston, hackman, working for the Planters
| House : ,hIes, YVES shot three times by To n
Hines, w-rkman in the Great Wes iern
machine shops, at the front door of Henry
Lebreto' : saloon, at the corner OF Cherokee
| and Second streets. The circumstances, as
| detailed ny an eye witness. are as follows :
The two had been having words at the
place mentioned for about half an hour prior
to the shooting, ov r an old grudge. Finally
both commenced tn pull their coats, when N
Hines pulled his revover and, after a few
n ore words, he fired
THREE sHoTs IN RAPID SUCCESSION,
each entering his body He was Immediately
put into mis- hack and driven TO DIR. NJ. \.
InoIas' Office and, after the Doctor had been
Dotifed, be was taken 10 the Planters House
staDies- Upon an examination by the LOcior
the three wounds Were found-One entering
the body IN rOnt of the pit of the
stomach, passing through and lodging under
the skin IN the back; one, from the rear, en-
tered the back and lodged near the bladder:
and the otner passed through the left hip,en-
tering from the rear. The first two wounds
in the opinion of Er. Thomas, are fatal. and
the pulse of the patient seemed indicative of
fatality. Cranston was placed under the in
nUeuce OF opiates.
HINES,
after the shooting left the place, anI though
diligently searched Tor by the police, could
not be found until, about two o'clOcs he gave
himself up. He then sad that when he
pulled lie pulled TO kill.
1T is foolish for any one TO have the face |
full of Pimples, BIotches, etc, when Dr. |
Bulls Baltimore Pills can be bought for 25
cents, at any Drug Store.
CHEW .JackSon's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
isn5dSwly
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Dr. RadNvDy7s
SdISaparIIIIal KGSGIVolt
I HE GREAT BLOOD pI RIFiER


They daily occur after using a lew doses
Good spirits, disappearance OF weak
nes>, ,an-uor melsiBCng. y, iUCIJstse sIu Lltrt-
hess of i,s~n and muscles, etc
z. Strength Increases, appetite improved,
Relish Tor loOd, 40 more SUR sTucl .tlOn~ uT
wateTh:aS!I, koOd digestion. calm aud uudlS-
tuTD-d si.ep, ken fresh ana vigorous.
8 disappearance o. spots, bIDIChu>. pim-
ples: the SKIN looks cl,.tT ald healthy, the
urine changed nom Ii- turb.d ana cIouds
ppearstuC- 20 a clear sherry % amber cplOi:
wat passes freely from Jiiv bladder Jnrou.ii
the urelhTa without pain or sca;uIng; Little
or 80 sediment; D." pam or weakness.
4 Marked diinuulton oI qusnt;y aud
frequency OF involuntary weakening dis
nOr-es, at afflicted mat way, with the Ger
IaIntS of t,tTttHutnT cure luCre tsetl ~ JrCHgll
e&hIDiteu in ine -eCTetIus Glands and tune
iIonal hsIInuny TestOE'u 10 tne several OF
5. Yellow tinre on the white OF the ewes.
AMI the sNaTtEy, sair'n appearance OF tine
skin cn8ISed - a Clear, lively and healthy
cO'ot.
q. Those suffering from week or liberated
lungs or iGberDates via realize great i,ensfiI
"a ENpectUrtiing freely Ia. Tough pheighIn
or mucous nom Jhe lungs, air cells, brOncul
1T winnPlp tbTusJ OF head; diminishing IN.
frequency oi cough: genera Increase strength
Throughout tie system. SisEBage BT Hl.lI
sg.aIts and pains ana feeling oI yv,-aklr>,
around the ankles, legs, shoulders, etc: Ger
hstIon OF cold ana chill>, sens" uI NuffucatiGu:
nard breathing AID psTUNysm OI cough on
lying down OT arising "a the morning. AL
tness distressing y nPiCus gradually aud
surely uiSrp rplesT.
I, Asusy after day the SAEsSAPRIiITAN
is taken new signs ot returning health I.uII
ppear; As the blood improves Iu purity and
strength disease WIIl uImluISh aud HIi lur-
e'gn and iimpuTe de ppSlis, nodes, tumprS, can
GERS, hard Jumps, etc, or resolved aga,, and
the unsOund made sound auI healthy: vi
Gers, fever sores, chronic skin diseases llad
ualIy disappear.
In Cases where thesyStem has been SAIL |
ysted, and Mercury, QuCkS!!ytT, Corrosive
SubliInafe, have atccumuiate,t g!id i.-coInt
deposited IN the bones Joints, ETC.. ctuSlns
carries OF the bones. Ilckets, spinal curVatures
contortlOLs, white S~eiliHgs, NarlcOSe veins
etc, the SAkSAPAIILLlAN VIII resolve
away these deposits and CXIeTmiuaIe the Nj
eus OF the disease from The ~ stem.
y. If those who are taxing these medicines
Tor The cure OF chronic. sCrUiUlOES or - pblI
itic diseases, however slow may be the cure
'.ieel better, anu tinu their general health
Improving. Their tie>h and weight iuCTesisiu.
or even Keeping its own, II "A sure syn thai
the cure il progl esSiug. In these diseases
the patient either gets better or WorS,.-the
virus OF the disease il Eot inactive: II not ar
resied and driven from the blood. ii VIII 4
spread and continue Ia undermine the con
stiIuIlon. As sCOn As the SARSAiAKII-
LIAM makes the patient "leel better every
hour you Will grow better ana Increase "a
health, strength and flesh.
The great power OF this remedy Is in dis
eases that threat en- ue.llh-gS n
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q kseiieNe.

That If every one would Use Hop git:ers
freely, there would be much less sickness
and misery in the world and people are fast
finding this out, whole families k.ening well
at Irifiing cast nv itS U.s.. We adViSe all TO
try 1T. d; n, Rochester v. J.
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Van Fryl's livery stable and Aber- athy
rated.
CHEROKEE STREET.
The Long Branch saloon, John A. EndreS,
l'Leavsnwortn use, Z. WetZal. Tim Nice r.
thy, Deiworth & Lyle, Western Hotel. Kansas
Central no q, Transient House. Central Ho-
we all decorated
Rohlfng x Co.,wholeSale grocers, had hand
some wrt-aths, festoons and flags.
The Continental Hotel Wa, beSIecEed with
banners irom one end to the other, and mas
many friends among our visitors.
Chris Meyer, Curis r arIS, J. Ccrran r.
Horan, city Hotel aud l. Reacn
The Colu ola Brewery was also handsome
ly decor ted
VIE CONCERT.
At the Opera House last evening wns a
grand success. The audience was a large
snd ppreciative one, ss the frequent rounds
OF app'ause proved. The programme was
wen cho>en and gave entire Satisfaction
The Overiurs-Semiramis nv the grand or
che>trs-wss Judged a perfect success hy the
audience. Tie Rattle Song. from Ab a very
the uLited societie..
That happy sorg, "why are the Roses
R.d, oy Meinot e. wss rendered in a supe-
nor manner by Mrs. Belle Davis, Her text
was so lain that the audience for rhe tune,
l To the words.
\ lang, by the AtchiSon I.ied.rkr ,pz society
| was Wen rendered and received deserved p
| pause Loreiy, an old, popular legen of
the hhine, was IerfOrmed by The orchestra
IN an ekceiient manner and received "A
hearty encore.
The Ave Maria /" from Ab', rendered by
the IOncordia Society of Dnlana VI a. "A spleu
did effort AMI was well received
| The Saenger March," by the united soc'e-
tles, was hea tily applsuded as oae OF the
best cnoruses Of the evening
| Ihe barltoned SOLO, Fall OF Zion ~ as rem
dered Dy Mr. A. W. -mith. of Lexing on, Mo.
was very hne ana the singer was loud y en-
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POPULAR illustrated book (2oO pages) on
MANHOOD, WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE! I'm
pesiiments to Marriage; the cause and cure.
Sent securely sedied, post paid for 50 cents, by
DIR {. WHITTIER. 2l7 st. Charles Street, st.
LOUIS, Mo-, the great specialist. Read his
works
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Prescription Free.

For the speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness
Loss OF manhood and all disorders brought
on by indiscretioD or excess. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON < Co,
juneleodSwly -s Nassau St, New York.
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| Yesterday was indeed a beautiful day fol
the seageTfest people and their many
| friends in this city. The sun shone brigh,
and clear, and a gentle south wind softened
| the fierceness of its rays. Everything glided
| of with smoothness and everybody was
happy.
To-day II is expected that thfre will be the
largest attendance yet, the main feature of
the day being the picnic at Fort Leaven-
worth. Excursion trains are expected from
all the surrounding cities. Special trains will
he run during the day from this city to the
Fort.
THE PROCESSION.
without doubt the great feature of the pro-
ceedings 30 far, and IL might be said of the
entire Saengerfest. was the parade of yester.
day morning ,whicn was witnessed by ihous-
ands of spectators, who lined the streets for
blocks in solid masses,and filled every avail
aoie window, portlco and awning noon tue
the starting of the procession was not unit.
i0:SO !o'clo' K. the streets along which the
column was To move were crowded as early
as oc. .ock, and An hour later it was
ALMOST AN IMPossIBILITY,
and a matter of great danger, to effect the
crossing of any Of the thorough ares, owing
TO the great numner of vehicles of all kinGs
" hich thronged them. Owing To the fact of
there being so many details in the program
me- the { me of the moving of the process
sion was delayed probably half an hour. SO
that ii was fully II O'Clock before the line of
march was taken mp. The regimental b and
of toe 18th L. :. Infantry. under chsrge of
Aojutsnt NIehsus, pro-eeied shortly after IL
O'Clock 70 Lsin.is Hall, which were the
headquarters of
THE METROPOLITAN GUARDS
and marched the boys TO Turner Hall, at the
corner OF shawnee street and Broadway,
from which point the procession moved IN
the order as previously arranged. Tue boys
locked v ell, and were the reclp ents of msny
Il .It-Tins encOniums as they marched
Inrouyn the streets They bore themselves
well, showing excellent and effective discip-
line and were the lions OF the day. Shortly
after IL O'Clock The procession moved, in the
following order:
Ninete. nth T. 5. Infantry BAND.
Grand Marshal rad Aius.
Ieayenwortl Metropolitan Guardf. |
Leayenworth Gessngverlen.
Iesyrnworth TurDyerein.
Omaha SILVER Cornet BsDd.
Omaha Concordia MAennerchor,
Omaha Orpbeus Saengerbund,
Omaha lyra Swedish Singing Society.
His Honor, The Mayor. and city officials, in
carriages.
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q sur s'0srx.

A sure cure for nervous debility, prema.
ture decay, exhaustion, etc. The only re.
liable cure. Circulars mailed free Address
}. X. REEVES, Is, Chatham ST.. n. Y.
eodNw3m
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CONSUMPTION

Oltne Lungs and Tubercu!ousiPhtiSiS,S Scrot-
uIa- Sy pnlIoid Diseases, Wasting, DeseIFsa-
ton, and llceEbflGn Of the Kidneys pia.
Detes, Stoppsge OF water. instantaneous re-
iief where catheters have been used tluS
doing away with the painful operation ui
using these ins.tTumeutsj, diSsoivin. stone. in
the bladder, and IN ali cases OF
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GNeekln Glmes
THURSDAY JUNE u, 1879.
CITY NEWS.


There will be a temperance meeting at the
Baptist Church, Sunday evening. An Inter
esting programme has been substituted and
II is hoped there Will be good attendance
Among The attractions offered VIII be n rec
ffa-.on by Mrs u B.rlIette and a song by MIS-
y mop Who has so mighty pleased oar p7o-
-. In several OCCASIONS
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instantly ard nyS'eriuUsly the elsctrica
forces generated by this wonderful plaster act
upon the nervous system, baHisiIng Pain
and Weakness, rou>ing III dormant Muscles
into new life, siimGla' ing the Liver and X Il
neyS, curing Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious
Conc, Cram - and Pains
rheumatism, NeuTaigit, Sciatics, Weak
spine, Weak and sore LangS, Coughs and
Affections, Weak Stomach and Boyge.>, sgue
and Liver Pains, Enlarged Spl, en-, Female
weakness, shooting Pains tgroug h the IDins
and Back. L5ck Of strength and Activity
Nervous, Muscular and Spinal Affections re-
lieSed and cured when ,Very otner plaster
unIment, lotion aud electrical appliance
PRICE IS CENTS.
BE careful to call for COLLINS VoLTaIC
ELECTRIC PLAS-:RS and IaSis- UpDn hayiny
Wnat YOU are willing 10 psy Tor. sold by ali
Druggists
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Th, fSeAs.euriary


The Board o' Directors of the Peaitentiary
met at that institution on the 5th and 6gh of
June.
The Warden submitted his report for the
| month of May, rs follows:
PHIsoN POPULATION.
No. of prisoners In confinement the ist
OF May. y.---.......-... ...----'.--.-.....-.- 5sI
Committed during the month ........... II
Total confined during the month 500. Gil
| PardOned IN
Discdarged by expiration OF sentence .
Leaving in prison lSt OF June.--.- 59s
FISANCIAL tNHIBIT.
Paid for supplies, etc, during May Sc gii 30
Earnings Tor May ay.-.-...---.---.--.----.. 521l -
LABOR
Days furnished on contract : sos
bays labor ON State wOTk .-..-.-. q, 20
Number OF prisoners violating rules dur
ing May ;-.--.:;,..;;... ..--..--. ~
Number OF prisoners 10 be discharged by
expira ion of sentence during June )
The Warden submitted contracts for the
approval of the Board o. follows:
With Great Western NJ Msnufac, uring Com
psny Of Le-veu~ orth for the coal shaft en-
gines and machinery set in place for So 80.
With Joseph N-WsOm-, Uf Leave II ORR,
for four boilers, with attacnmeuts complete,
and sci In place for coal shaft, sl,2,O
The contract for GI,cyO, ,reet OF assorted pine
and oak lumber for coal shaft and I'd ldings,
was awarded 20 Henry, Barker & GO OF atcn-
ison for Sl,iiS.
The contract for window glass for buildings
was awarded TO Geo. a. Eddy, Of Leayen-
worth, AT SlSS.
1he Waruen reported some considerable
progress made, in preparing for the sinking
OF the Union coal shaft. Ii WIS deci.'ed be-
fore sinking the shaft, TO put up permanent
stone buildings as follows:
Shhi house, iOxio, engine and boiler rooms
31Nil each, and la pu' in place such machine
surface.
The prison switch had been surveyed and
a force ad been pu To W. rk grading, ready
tor the ties aud iron. 1t l. expected This Iu
p'ovement Will be ready f0r use Ia .-Sout
forty DAYS.
Four escapes of prisoners had been made
dorIns the month, Dut all had been promptly
r-raptured.-
The Board after inspecting tho prison, ad-
JOurneI 20 meet July Sth and n II, Nt.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
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