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H. Is,r- bet, ~ sysnp.ihs. ic action. 10 RESTORES 20
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"A. arcct.oas:-
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Eyes, Fainfcl and Wafrry Eyes. Los. os
Hearing Earaehc. Neuralgia Of the Ear.
D;.charke- from the Ear. Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness. Nervous Head
ache, Pains in the TemIsc-. Loss al tho
Senses OF Taste and Smell. E1ongoftOn OF
the l-yu!a. inflammation Of tie Tonstiss
F'utrid Sorc Throat. Tickling ar Hacking
Cough. bronchitis. aaa BlecdinS VI the
Lungs.
Each racSasc contains W. sans,-d' Inr-ured
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fSr nae IA III sA-s. Price. Fl. Eo- sale ~
al xilolceale aud retail druggists az; Dc .l.ss
throughout the Ta:icd stat and Ems it,- W, as
4 pITTEc. S,.sr.. = gents al Wholesale Drug
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Notice " hereby given. that letsers Of admin
,sssasSou on The estate Of E. Z. SAoekl~tt. ce-
c~ased, ueys ersnssd n the UNDERMINED. on the
sash day Of october 1877. by the Probate Court
Of Pesiis Cnussy. Ni.soar,. AL pessoos having
etaiMs aGaiass sasd estate arc required TO
exhibit them for allow to the AdministsSsrt1
within oue year amer the date of aid letters, OF
they may - ps~ciud~i from any hese6t Of such
estate ADD 10 such claims br not syhiesesd
within two YEAR. fr, m th~ date Of this pun'lca-
ton. they shall he forever barred. THIS ?ssh day
Of Ocsoter. ls7S-
LOUISA J. SHsGKErr.
nAvSe Administrative.
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made myself known AID explained
nv appearance minus nv lover, and
had no cause to complain Of the In
attention Of my escort.
l sought eagerly among the dancers
/ knew Helen's dress was to be that
Of Folly. and although there were
MANY costumes like her and Philips
/ could not I've mistaken in the twt
figures which were making their way
toward the conservatory. l pointed
them out to nv companion. and after
IN unavoidable detention Of . hal1
hour. We followed in their wake. W.
passed along through the forest al
flowers ard vines. until We reached q
secluded nook. and hearing the souod
of Philips voice. l stopped and looked
in. my lips parted in q smile. my
heart heating rapidly with pleasure,
and saw the objects Of nv search.
Their masks were lying at tbeil
feet. and Helen was looking in Philip,
face. her child like eyes iilumined
with an unusual light. And be
his face was flushed with emotion. hi
hands clasping thoee little white ones
aud his voice sounded deep and i'm
paseioned in its earnestness. Sudden
" ke leaned forward and kissed her
Without a cry Istaeeered back thl
light reeled before my eyes the odos
of the flowers made me sick: I tori
the ns%k from my pallid face. and
begged my friend to take me n ny
carriage. He complied with my re'
quest. though he did not offer to &C
company me home. and stunned %
was. could not but appreciate tn
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-24
How wafche. are wade.

II will be apparent to snv one, who will
examine a SOLID GOLD WATCH, that aside
from the necessary thickness for e. craving
and polishing the large OpOrti N of the
precious metal uSF q, j. L eed only to stilIyn
and hold the en- -raved portions in T!sce, and
supply the II ceSs3Ty sui!dity and strength +.
The surplus gold Is actually needless, so far
rs UTILITY and b-auty are conc rreI. IN
JAMES BOSS PATENT STIFFENED GOLD
WATCH CASES, this waste of pr, cisUs NJ. L
al Is overcome and the same sOliGigy ard
strength produced at from ODe third to one
half of the usual cost OF solid eases THIS
process is of he most siInpI, nature, as nj
lows: a plate Of composition metal, speci Al
ly adapted TO the purpose, has two plates OF
solid god o der5d % t on esCh side The
three are then passed between pO i>hed : eel
rollers, AM the result Is "A II % of heavily
plat composition, from which the cas-s
centerS, beZsIs, etc, are cut and shaped by
suitable dies and fOrmers. The gold n these
is sufficiently thick 10 admit of all kinds Of
chasing. engraving and ename'Iing; and en-
graved cases have been carried until worn
: eTfectly smooth by time and Use without
the go d. Til, ~ cases are for sale
by all f-sge erS, and are guaranteed by SPEC
IAL CERTIFICATE 10 WEAR FOR ~ YEARS.
II } our jeweler does not keep them send to
& THORPE, Ledger Building, PhIla-
ieiphis, for illustrated catalogue.
rnaT22 -Od&w.
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auyscEfiuz Occurrence.

Yesterday an exciting scene trGnsplred al
Vim. Cooks feed yard, on Miami street, be-
tween Fourth ANA Fifth streets. A lot OF
eiaigTauts were csmI ed in the yard, and one
o! their horses was hilcned TO the fence. A
Iule child OF Mr. Cook, about three years
Old strayed into the yard. The horse be-
came heightened in some manner, pulled the
b ard loose and started 10 run around The
yard, the board dsnglirE 10 the rope. IL
passed - close Id the h,tle girl That the rope
struck her ON the hSsd and Knocked her
down, bat fortunately the ard did not
strike her, or the result IL ighL have be- n
serious indeed. The horse was secured just
As he Was about 10 dash back where the Lttle
one was Is Ing. There was IN ich excitement
At the time; but fortunately The rope iutlic-
ted only L slight injury OF the caiid.
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the landing of the two hundred and thirty
flve expected on the steamer Durfee Sun
day. We, as white people, are dong and
viii do sill that is possible 10 assist those
here nov but we want no more of them
We cannot afford TO Keep them"
Col r. Sprsgue, Of the relief COMMITTEES,
said he wanted the next load Of colored
people landed az F.. Leavenworth, where
the G3vernDent would have them under
Is nose and be compelled to take esre oil
them
c Patterson (coloredl stated that lie and
another color.d man who belongs to the
Commit &c, were in favor OF sending the
other, VINO came to Leayenworth where
they csn ge; on Government land"
Mr.. Patterson has charge of the store
where rsilons are issued, at the corner of
Filth sTe-t snd Minnesota Avenue. He
says that he issues sbout five hundred
pounds "i bread per day. He has at one
time issn'd three hundred pound. of meal
IN two hours. He ia authorized bv the
.. m1iittte to issue one and a half poupas
al bread TO every six persons
Thorn - Bell, aG old an who is among
the number at the levee, stated that mis- peo-
pie started at first prepared to buy land;
but the steamboats, got the larger portion
OF their money and it took the mainder
To buy something to est. He said il was
starve al home ANYWAY and that they might
a. we'll die in free country while they
were about it. He quoted an instance
where al old man after arriving at VIVIAN
dotte had died and lis last words wsr,
Bless God.
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Notice..

= Office Is hereby given TO all whom IL
"a my concern, that an apple tiou has
been presented tO the ia *. Of he District
Court Of the co mtg of Isavsnv Orth stat. OF
Kansas by tn Kansas Pic nc Railway Conn
pany. "A corpora ion or an iZe,i anu dom . bus
ines under and b. yirtu of the laws OF the
state OF kausss, tor the appointment OF hres
comm s-ipHeIs To lay of route one hundred
feet In width for branch railway, from a
point on the said Kansas Pacific railway nv,
hundred feet north Of the present depot on
s'tId rail way, near the Kansas state Pc Item
tisry, commonly called the paniisEtiary de.
pot, thence by the easiest and most practical
be grade To q point i've hundred feet wet Of
the southwest corner OF the kaf -s,s ~ ale PEN
lt"ntiary wall; a map ana prof . Of the said
route OF : III branch to said Kansas Pacific
railway intended To he adopted BY said com
fany, l. fled In the office oil the County Clerk
OF the county of Israv+B worth and that COM
mission eTs have bs en- appointed by the Judge
Of the District Court of said county OF cav
enworth, ate of Kansas, TO lay out said
route arc way, and 10 assess the value of h,,
Land taken therefor, and he damages To the
owners of real estate through " hich such
fallw y shall he constructed, AS provided BY
law That Sail commissioners will meet at
the commencement of said propO=. q branch
railway on the 10th day of y ay, A. D., Is79,
al 10 O'Clock - NJ, of said day,
anu ron that point will proceed u. and lay
out said route and way, and will assess the
value of the land taken therefor, and such
other damages as are provided for by law
Kansas Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY,
by STILLISGs & STILLI>Gs. It's attorneys.
aprlJ WIT
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Another SGnT.

The steamer Montana sided Up to the levec
here at eig;lt clock yesterday morning and
left about noon up the river, after unloading
a large quEntiiy Of freight. The manifest
showed the following freight was unloaded
BTanEoI * Elrmeyer, - casks and - cases
nj bottle: i Norman, II stoves; b. {. Clark
Il Co., u barrels anu 81 boxes of glass; BToEn
Medicine Comp ny, Is tons of glass vials,
amounting 10 so gloss.
The latter l. wort more than casual Gtten-
ton. Mt only does 1t speak well for the
amount of business that the firm Is Uoi z
butt suggests a highly profitable investmen,
Tor cIpitaiIsts-s mandatory here devoted
To making bottles. The item of the Medicine
Company j. large one; and when 10 this !
added the trade which would come from the
champagne factory; the d .ffsrent brewsrie>
whichpUt up botils ii beer; the drug stores " nc
use gross upon gross OF bottles; and many
other branches which would require the use
of wal, the vastnsss OF the field which il
open To the enc getic use of capital in the di-
rection named becomes apparent With
new manufactures sprirging up everywhere
II would seem that the suggestion il tmin-
entity wise anu timely.
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LIGsL.
Sheriff S Sale No. SO.

DU BLiC NOTICE Is HERs BY GIVEN.
4 That under nG by virtue OF IA Judgment
T,hdeied IN the District Court IN the Ouuty
OF L-asenwOTth, IN the state of Kansas in an
action wherein -arah A. VI tchelI l. Plaintiff
and David h, Mitchell Is Defendant and OF
anu an execution issued ON said judge .ut
20 me Din. cited ami delivered, viii ON Mon
DAY, thr Twenty eighth day of April A .
~ 1913, AT eleven O'Clock A. VI of hat day at
the south mont door of the Court HouS. In
the tlts of Leavenworth, in The County Of
Law nwortn, in the STATE OF Kansas offer
AT Pubic sale and sell 10 the hish, 81 bidder
ior cash IN hand, the following d.ScTI. ed
tract OF land, sIi uat", lying and being in the
county II LsstVenwOrtn, i'll the safe Uf Kan
'st>, namely:
lie northeast quarter of section NUN her
eleven an, town nine ~, range TWEEN y two
~, exec pt I've VI 10 acres out of the iuTTh-
estSt corner thereof now owned by stuart
Hastings.
Dated this 18th day of March, Is7q.
T. q LOWE
ShprlN OF LeHVeuWOTth County kanSas.
-SrILLINGs, Attorney Tor TIainIII
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.IiiIrsf nm Accident.

About three O'Clock yesterday morning, ~
OEiDeT DtVoren was Standing at the alley
which leads To the police station, a young
man passed by, whom the officer noticed
had his hand in his hip pocket. Just IS the
young man got in front OF KiIk-r's saloon, a
pistol exploded and the passeI-by gave a VIC
lent tart ana jump. The officer Immediate
ly seized him and look him into the saloon.
Il VAS ascertaIped That the young fellow haG
ms hand which was IN his pocket upon a piS-
Io., which WAS at ha!i-cock; and in some way
the pistol had gone OF. = hole was made in
ais pants 2. Id drawers, aud a livid SIR, ak ot
red, with black, powder burnt surroundings.
marked tie close passage OF the bullet to has
b dy. Ills leg WAS fortunately. just in the
7 gnt poSiIi, II, or it might have caught the
sulIet. Tue young man SITS down UneIsily
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y nuted q Itcense

a c"lOred man waited on Judge Defender
yesterday who wanted marriage license
The Judg proceeded TO ask the necessary
questions: Mas he married? No. Was the
intended married? Well, The had been. Wa,
her husband living" Yes, but they were no;
living together. Divorced? No, but they
had been apart for over two years The
judge then told him he could not grant tho
application. The applicant said he thought
that Il wasn't necessary TO get divorce when
ihe parties hadn't lived together for 20 long
such wOGlt b. sufficient 20 anEulI The co.,
tract. But the judge remained firm, and the
man departed, but ~ith an incTedulous look
upon his face which showed that his faith in
the LEdge,. word was not dee. rooted.
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Sh riffs Sale. NO ga

DUBLIC NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN,
L III under and by virtue OF n judgment
rendered III the District Court, in the County
uf LeayenWorth. IN the State Of kansas
~ an action wherein Milton LOrtle, v lam
r. hosea ana Thar a. " tamPbeli, partn. r.,
.soln- business under the fiIm nam. and
style o: i, ollie, Hpset & 60, are Plaintiffs.
and H. IL v iUItrs - etDHdant, ana OF an
e. Nec uiipn issued ON said Judgment 10 me
directed ami delivered, / viii, ON Monday
he twenty -hT>t day of pTii, A. ID. 1873 at
O'clock =. NJ, Of that day, at my
GIhce IN the Court House, In the
Lity OF worth, In the County OF
LcavenwOTth in the state of kansas offer al
public sale and - II Ia the highest bidder, Tor
c tsh IN hand the following described per-
~Oual property, nam. ~:
ihr'e ~ tOx : of goods, consisting oi dry
goods, weafi apparel, b OTIS, shoes, etc;
Natid crop Ity is to be sold as the property ~
IA X Winters
Dated this 10th day OF April, 1879
T. q LOWE,
Sheriff of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas.
l. BAKER Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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Warm I'D.

One of the Institutions of the West, and one
which Is rapidly growing and extending its
t'ade is the michigan stove company, of DE.
tro.t- Tie motto of This company is good
goods Tor a. little money as possible. Those
who have tried this stove pronounce them
superior TO all Others" IN completeness OF
design, perfection Of construction, simplicity
Of management and general working quail
ties they are not cxcelled by any other make
in tue market. Ask your dealer for the
Michigan stove company brand.
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urenChed and Rnckcd

by the pangs OF rheumatism, the joints
eventually become grieyously distorted, and
sometimes assume an almost grotesque de-
formiiy. To prevent such results by sim
pie and agreeable means is certainly the part
of wi-dum. A tendency to rheumatic all
menis may be successfully combttted y it'll
Hosietter's stomach BitterS, a medicine with
the prestige OF "A long and successful career,
OF uEbounded popularity, and of emphatic
professional endorsement 1t removes from
the blood those iufiamnsiory impurities
which Psychologists assign The cause Of
rheumatism, and not only purifies the life
current, bUt euri"hss it, promoting vicor by
fertiIizing its source. Digestion, the action
of the bowels and the secretion OF the bill,
are aided by 1t, and it impe!s the kidneys
and bladder TO a regular and active per.
formance of their functions. Ii is besides
Thoroughly reiisbie remedy for, and means
OF preventing, periodic levers. eoCSw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-24
DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum purge, regulate. purity, cleanse
aDu Strengthen. Rsdwsys Pllis:for the
cure OF all disorders OF the stomach, Liver,
9oweik, Kidneys. BLADDER, Nervous Diseases,
6eadache, Constipation, Costiveness lndi.
geston. Dyspepsia, Billiouspess, Fever, H.
ANIMATION of the bowels, Plies and ali de-.
mneement of the Internal Niscera. War
rant tOenect a positive cure. Purely yeye,s-
be containing NO mercury, minerals or de-
letefjous drugs.
oD7Observe the following symptoms re-
1nlstng nom Disorders OF the Digestive Or.
-:
G0ugttpaxion, Inward Piles, Fullness of the
D1o0d In the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Qansea, Heartburn. Disgust Of Food. Fall
~ a weight IN the Stomach, Sour Eruc-
1l11ouA, Sinking or Fluttering at the Heart,
0nnktnx u Soldering Sensations when in q
4H1ng HuExuJe, Diuness OF Vision. Dots or
- 500 eight. Fever and Dahl pain in
- -. Ouzcaency of Presp.rntfon, Vel
4n4 - - ekin md Eye, Pain in the
11S sd e16den Fiushss Of
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train Isobbers-Har6ty.

Yesterday, the operator at the Union De-
pot wSs thrown into a violert excitement by
= dispatch from the operator at q. VI : depart
Insnt, who said that the train which had
just crossed the bridge, and which contained
the no,ablcs OF the Chicaso, ROck-lsland <
Pacific railway who were inspecting the roa'',
mad been attacked, and a terrible scene was
in the course OF Enactment. He knew 1t, be-
cause the Or in was nj Il s'anGsliN and be hs'i
heard ten shCts fired. The seconds seeTns 4
heightened into hours for the Union Eepot
operator until the q. N. operator te.egraphed
that ii was all a mIstake-tha the party We're
lust having little sport shooting ducks
-E.-tHs.
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3sENLEYS IN AFRICA.

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P.nnitentiary Prisoners.

The SH-i,1i OF Douglas county came in yes
te,dsy on Conductor Whites train, K. T..
Ta.l@as, siJh the following prisoners, sen-
tened by Judge Stephens, in the Douglas
County District Court this week: Morse and
Williams, horse stealing, one year each ;
Sjoyer, Tor s4ooting one Hoysrad, at Palmy-
IA, two yesTs; Pruner, who burglarized Con-
gresham HaskelI's house, two years; Fry,
for rape on Mrs. amborne. twenty-oEe