The Junction City Weekly Union from Junction City, Kansas • Page 2

SPECIAL NOTICES, AS SOON AS BALL PORTER'S COMM. THE TUI.VG SETTLED. The Cherokee Sentinel advocates Leaven JUNCTION CITY. Through the kindness of Mr. T.

Baier, we KANSAS PACIFIC" RAILWAY. $An eminent physician of New York, in writing to were, on Monday last the recipient ef a drive worth for the National CapitoL It says: No other place in the country is bo near the the proprietors of Koback's Sledicines, says: 44 1 have examined the formula you sent lue of BubauVs Blood OPEC TO through the city. Oar purpose was to avail ourself of the treat of a few minutes ride G-XO. W. MARTIN, lOditor.

v. centre of the country as is that city." That expression is Hibernian, besides being not quite true. Lawrence is nearer to the centre behind Lis black Morgan, but on more mature deliberations, concluded to combine business JUNCTION CITY. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15G3. with pleasure.

The following is the result of than Leavenworth. Topeka is nearer? than our notes, regarding the improvements or Pills, and am glad to notice that you do not use any mercury or other mineral substance in their composition. The podophyllin employed ia, in my opinion, the best article that can enter into the composition of a cathartie pill, and ia one of the most valuable cholagogue catharties, operating mildly yet effectually, arousing the whole biliary and digestive apparatus. They likewise exert a favorable influence on the cutaneous functions, producing and maintaining a constant moisture of the skin. They must act as a powerful alterative and produce lasting impressions upon the glandular system 05 Hilea West of theMissonri irr.

-o SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. J3URE DRUGS Lawrence and Junction City is nearer than either. If exact centrality is the consideration, we must yield the palai to Junction City. Topeka Commonwealth. FROM THE WEST.

Pond Citt, August 30, 18G9. Editors Vn'on; So much has been said about western Kansas being a barren desert, jir.xcrriox CITT. SOLOMON VALLEY AXI UAIL-W AY COMPANY. We are gratified to announce tbe completion of the organisation of a company, having for its oVject the construction of a railway Junction City as relates to the number of houses, erected and in course of erection, this season. We will begin with Washington street, and after mentioning the business houses attend to the private dwellings outside, giving names of owners as near as could be ascertained Richard Brown, two story stone, brick front, the lower floor of which he purposes to occupy AT HALL A PORTER'S.

ON and after May, 30, 1869, traini will run a4foUow: a. and secretory organs, and produce evacuation from the bowels when mercurials and other agents fail. Their action upon the liver must be specific, arousing the seerotions and producing free bilious evacuations, and in chronic heptic derangements with dyspepsia they are from this place to Denver City, by way of GOINGWEST. WALTER DALY Chapman's creek and theSolomon river valley. invaluable.

that I deem it would not be amiss to send you 'Their range of application is perhaps more extensive as a saddle and harness salesroom. Charles Leave mait. X.KAYKSWORTK Mixr.n.$52 ACCOMOUATloX. 6:40 U. 1 7:15 i i than any othey cathartic or liver pill, combining, as Schultz, same and sixe building adjoin The title of the road is given in the caption above; it is sufficiently descriptive, and a glance hi the mnp will show that this organisation is a move in the right direction, it they do, the active principle of mandrake root and black Wyandotte, 7:30 a.

m. Kansas City, 8:30 State Line. 9H cohosh in such an eminent degree, and are really admir Z.7-.45 y. M. some evidence of its fertility.

Mr. Matsen who is farming in the vicinity of our' town was in with a load of watermelons and other vegetables. I took an onion of him to send to you, but when I told him it was to send to r. k. Lea ven worth, 8:40 able family medicine, which can be taken at all times FINE CHEMICALS ing, to be occupied by him as a boot and shoe t-torc.

St reel er Stnckler, two story stone and brick, upper room occupied by Assessor by children as well as adults, with the happiest results." 1UUW Rohaek's Blood Pills are made both with and without Beates lower floor being finished off for a sugar coating, and can be obtained of any Druggists at 11.5 215 A. X. 5SA 10:15 P. M. 5:: fcOO iJtwrence, 1 -Topeka, 12:40 p.

M. Wainepo, 2:35 Manhattan 3:15 Junction City, 420 Salina, ft-IS Fort Uarker, ffc Ellsworth, 9:00 Hays City.iEiiiiO At HALL PORTER'S. twenty-five cents per box. Hall Porter, Agents, Junc tion City, Kansas. AugMU the printer he wanted me to wait till he came again, and he would bring in a large one, twelve or fifteen inches across; that tbe onions he had in his wagon now were picked out to leave the large ones room to grow the larger.

I did not like to pay postage on a fifteen inch onion. The wide vallevs business room. J. E. Ross, finishing Urge two story atone, brick f.ont, lower floor to be used for store.

Streeter Strickler, two frame store rooms, on Seventh street. Of the residences, we are of opinion that James II. Brown's takes the lead. His new ajriie great medical mistake of former days wasan Arrive at utter neglect of sanitary precautions. No efficient RECEIVES Sheridan, GOING' 'EAST.

present the organisation is composed of the following persons, vis: R. McBratney, 8. M. Strickler, G. E.

Beates, R. S. Miller, Jas. 11. Brown, J.

II. Gillpatrick and F. A. Hyatt, of Junction City: Loomis and R. S.

Stevens of Atticfl. N. Y.f and J. S. Davis of Chicago Thos.

Ewing, Washington. D. C. D.N. Cooley, Iowa; James G.

Blunt, Leavenworth, Kansas; C. M. Babcjck, Lawrence. Kansas. A railroad oa tbe of the Solomon terminating at this point, has been a favorite idea with onr old citixens, almost from the first settlement of Junction City.

In 18G2, after means were adopted for the prevention of sickness. S' we rage was unknown in cities; drainage was rarely Loave Sheiidan, p. M. house on Jefferson street is not only large and wUll pw waigt bigh gpMt tUie of commodious, but very tasty in point of archi- duck 8nJ fi rrULDEN'S attempted in the country. Heaps of ofl'al were left to rot in the public streets, and domestic cleanliness, the great antidote to febrile diseases, was sadly neglected.

It is not so now. Wise laws, philanthropic institutions Hava t'lty, Ellsworth, A. A. V. Fort Marker, 3:4:" 4:10 Cf" Salina, 27:45 Junction City.HutO t.t p.

x. Manhattan, 9:1. 3:15 Wamegu, lft4 4:35 Topeka, 11:53 8:00 FLUID AXD SOLID EXTRACTS PILLS AND GRANULES, lecture. The two story brick, erected by A. around here, assure settlers a good return for W.

Callcn is perhaps the best house of the the worV they put on thdr farmg The kind in town, and certainly the most substan- mand at Fort unlace 5a lwj. ihan and a vigilant sanitary police, have, to a great extent, remedied the evil. Nor is this all. Pkevkxtivr mkd- e- WM icatiox has helped materially to lessen the rates of mortality. It is not too much to say that tess or thous tial erected this season.

II. P. II A. It. 5:40 8:00 the supply for all kinds of farm products, and At HALL A POUTER'S.

Lawrence, 1:40 P. it: 10:45 the passsge of the Union Pacific bill, an effort (ed a arge two gtory regidence on Jefferson Arrive at ands escajie sickness in unhealthy seasons in conse as tne supplies now being stored at the Fort Leavenworth. 3:45 was made by our citixens to induce tbe Kan 105 nuenec or having rsviHORATEn TireiK systems nt ad State Line, 145 A. II. are double the amount of last year's supplies, vance by a course of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT APrKOPBIATE ENGRAVINGS FROM THE TERS.

This nitre and powerful vegetable touic and FOUNDRIES, it is probablq that the ssexr Mexico and Arizona trade' with the forts south of this which tap the Kansas Pacific at Pond creek alterative comprises the extracts and essence of a variety of roots and herbs, renowned for their strengthening, will be brisk. Over half a million of dollars soothing, vitalizing and purifying properties. These medicinal agents are incorporated with a spirit abso street, of which he may justly be proud. Joe. Zoiler's little stone cottage suits him.

R. Lawrenson, two story stone a well-built, substantial and commodious house. Jacob Morrell is building a fine two story stone. The large two story stme building recently built by Dr. Jones, is also a fine buildiug, and a marked improvement to that portion of the town.

Henry Pierson has just finished a fine two story stone, on Sixth street. R. O. IUzcr is putting a stone addition to hia dwelling. will be paid out around this town in a few lutely free from the acrid poison which defiles, more or sas company to adopt the Solomon as their routs to tbe 100th meridian or to Denver, and in futheranse of their wishes in this respect, an exploring expedition was fitted out at this place, under the direction of Dr.

Seymour, which, under the guidance of an experienced plainsman, examined tbe Solomon to its forks or 160 miles from Its mouth. At that time, that was further than any such parties bad ventured into this favorite haunt of the Chey ennes and Arapahoes. The report of our ex less, all the liquors of commerce, end their effect Is dif "DURE OILS, GUMS AND SPICES, fused through the whole frame by this active, yet harm weess. ine duik or tne laborers are now aro'-tnd Pond City, and the cry is still they Kansas City, 4:10 Wyandotte, 4:45 3:15 Trains leave Ieavenworth daily (except Sunday.) Traius leave Sheridan daily (except Saturday.) Mixed train leave Wyaiidotte, State Line, Kansaa City and Ellsworth daily '(except Sunday.) Mail train leaves daily, lxit on Sunday will ran only between Lawrence, State Line, Ksnsas City and Wyandotte. Connecting at Lawrence ith the Leavenworth, Lawrence and Ualveston Railroad for Baldwin City, Prairie City'and Oltawa, and stages for Fort Scott, and all points in Northern snd Southern Kansas.

At Topeka with the A. T. A 8. It. K.

for Burllngamn, Emporia and Southwestern Kansas. At Wamego with stages for Council Grove, Mission Creek, Rock Creek, Emporia and Marysville. e-At Shoridan with Wells Fargo A Co's Iaily Overland Mail and Ex press Coaches forlH-nver City and all points In Colorado, Montanna. Utah, California and Idaho; and with the Southern Overland Mail and KxpressCo'sdailr less stimulant. The result is such a condition of the system as renders it all but ituparriout to the exterior At HALL A PORTER'S causes of disease, such as damp, fog, sudden alternations of temperature, Ac.

Strength, and the perfect regularity come." The heaviest work is ten miles west of here it is a thirty-two foot cut, 1,800 yards long. Four Indians rode quietly along the ridge across the valley west of the town. Several large trains were camped in the bottom and to see the contractors, and trains and of all the functions of the body, are the best safe-guard: against atmospheric poison and the effects of unwholesome water, and HOSTETTEK'S BITTERS are the best HE WILL OCCUPY strengthcningandregulating medicine at presentknown For dysjtepsia and biliousness they are a specific abso line of coaches for Fort nton, Santa Fc, Tons, Alqu-ouerquc and all points in New Mexico and Arizona. George Lemley is building a story and a half frame cottage in the sane locality. Frank Walls, story and a half frame cottage.

John Brownworth same. A. W. Hicks recently finished a large two story stone. Mr.

Payne, two story stone. Ernest Assling, story and a half frame. Milton E. Clark, story and a half addition, and other improvements, which lute. Augl4t4 At Leavenworth with packets for all tioints on th Missouri river, and with the Missouri Valley Railroad for Atchison and St.

Joseph. The Test of Time. Time tries all things, rejecti tbe men running the thousands of mules in every direction to their camps reminded me of a vast barn yard when the hawks make a swoop down into it. The Indians did not get anything, they were seen too soon. Yours, J.

W. those that are useless, and holds fast to that which Is wi iaie i.tne witn trains on tne j-acinc Road, aud Kansas City with the North Missouri and Hannibal A St. Joseph railroad for hk-aifo aud St. Louis good. Inventions and patented improvements multi rpoOTH, NAIL, FLESH, SIIOE AND SCRUBBING BRUSHES, At PALL A PORTER'S.

ply every year, and ask our attention and our support and all ioints South and East. but as time passes three-fourths of them after trial, are vi2.oiiii.tnto acres of choice, farratntr lands tor sale. found to be of no substantial value, and are thrown renders his house one of the finest in the city. Rev. Jno.

A. Anderson is building a story and a half cottage, as an addition to his present situated along the line of the Kansas Pacific Railway, at from 1 to $5 per acre. For particulars address J. P. ueveroux, Lul loniinismouer, Lawrence, Kansas.

FROM WICHITA. Wichita, Kansas, August 2S, 18G9. Editor Uxiojj I notice since I paid up A. General Superintendent. R.

R. EMM ELL, General Freight and Ticket Agent. aside. But there is an invention which has stood the severe trials and tests of seventeen years, and which has risen in popular estimation and favor with each new trial. Wc allude to the Charter Oak Stove.

It was patented in 1852, half a generation ago, and has been improved by new arrangements several times since. Instead of having "played out" and been consigned to the lumber room of worthless humbuirs. it has trained such my two years subsciption, that you have quit plorers, was in the highest degree favorable, as to the topography, soil, timber, and water of (he valley, and seemed to make a favorable Impression upon thoe then having charge of the Kansas division of the Pacific road; but In consequence the frequent and radical changes about that time, occurring in the personnel of that company, Sorts to convince one set of mt cf the expediency of any given cause, was labor lost, as they were sure in a jhori time, to be succeeded by a new set, and the work had to done over again, or given up. Of course it was finally given up at hopeless. The description then given of the Solomon and its tributaries, has been more than confirmed by those who have since ventured up the river.

It is now known that the Solomon is supplied with ruining water, timber and good soil for two hundred mi'es from its mouth and one man who had followed the jttreara to its sources, asserts it to be a wooded and fertile stream for miles from its mouth, or to beyond the western line of the State; in other words, for a greater distance into the plains than either the Republican or Smoky Hill. This fact alone, is a good argument in its favor as a railrod route, as such a road would sending it during my delinquency. I guess, that I was the only one of that class left, if so, I am glad to hear it. residence. Mr.

Putney story and a half frame. II. Mackey, one story cottage. Dr. Finlaw, one story addition.

Rev. Jno. Fogarty, fine two story stone parsonage. Wm. Monroe, good two story stene.

Mrs. Burroughs, one story cottage. Daniel McCleery, story and a half cottage. Louis Leckermanu, story and a half stone. C.

A. Gregg, two story frame. R. one story cottage. John Dumbrick, story and a half cottage.

P. Tamplin, one story frame. John Vestal, one story frame. a popularity that the demand for them can scarcely be UHINS, CondrajB, RimmeU, 13ft- soppued by the fcxcelsior Manufacturing Company of jzlne and all fine Soaps and Perfumeries. I see that you never say anything about our St.

Louts, by which they are made. At nALL A PORTER'S. HEW YORK STORE OPPOSITESFliE PARR. Frank Patterson is the Agent injunction City. Sold city.

Probably you do not know where it is. wholesale and retail by Excelsior Manufacturing Company, St. Louis. It as it is a new place, at the mouth of the Little Arkansas, where five years ago the country king of Bavaria, kindly permitted Doctor J. Patrick was C0Tere w'tn buffalo, is now looming into Thomas Carriz one story frame, C.

Aver to have a copy taken of Rauch's celebrated col- importance. The city of Wichita, the land In this pnprr to illustrate his business, Meantime dont forget nis losal statue of Victory, which helonps to the Bavarian crown and stands at the entrance of the royal palace at Nooney, one story frame. Callen brick powder house completes the list, as near as eeuld be ascertained. around the Little Arkansas, is now ready to be filed on, it Jbeing the Osage Indian trust I lands a strip of twenty by two hundred and Munich. The Doctor had it cast in bronze and presented to the City of Lowell, where it stands in the park and symbolizes the triumph of both freedom and medicine.

Hermanufactuiies are the pride of Lowell, gUELL. HORN AND RUBBER COMBS, We have no doubt there are veral more which are not enumerated here, but we give twenty miles. The portiou lying east of the I ArlrannSQ in well wntareil and iam erttA lim. and foremost among them Ayer's medicines make her name gratefully remembered by the unnumbered mul All kinds, this ns at evidence of tin present growth and 6 onen ud to the homestead settlement one of At hall a porters. At this rate and we WE take great pleasure in announcing to our patrons and tbe public in general.

titude who are cured by them of afflicting and often n.t form ctinns th State, for at Prosperity oi our cuj two Hundred persons hied during this month; dangerous diseases. Boston Journal. It look for at lea9t double ine exuiou next, the arrival from New York of our large ami we now need some men of capital to push Queer Why so many suffer from indigestion, when 1 well selected stock of goods, to which we have given both time and attention in order that it season now long win it. De oeiore juucuuu City will rank with any inland city in Kansas? they can be cured by the use of Dr. Farr's Invigorating least 250 mile west of Junotion City.

But this ii not the only argument in its favor. The Solomon comes tJ us and towards St. Louis, in almost a direct course from Denver, IT SHOULU lit Cordial. Try it. It is the most pleasant as well as the efficious ramedy ever used.

For sale by Brown, Weber It must be remembered that the above list only includes the past four months. Some BUTCHE matters and I know of no better sits to invest than here. We have the government road from Fort Harker to Medicine Bluff, an eight company post just established we have also, the great Texas cattle trail from Red river to Abilene, over which, seme 70,000 head of cattle A Graham, Nos. 10 and 12, N. Second street, St.

Louis. and on this line a distance of nearly 100 miles 1 1 i v. may be etiTed between St. Louis and Denter buiiamg was uone oeiore men, ana no uouui. considerable will be done before the season and Cheyenne, over the present route 'via present CHURCH DIRECTORY.

closes COMPLETE PRESBYTERIAN. Services every Sabbath YER'S, JAYNES', Hostetter's, Drake's, McLain's, Wakefield's And all kinds of Patent Medicines At HALL A PORTER'S. have passed this season we have one of the best ferries under erection, that is anywhere in Brown's Hall at 11 a. m. and 8:15 p.

Sabbath School at 9:.0 a. m. Wednesday the Smoky Hill and Rig andy. We repeat, therefore, that we are gratified at the organisation of this company, and we congratulate the settlers in the Solomon Valley upon the prospect which it holds out to evening lecture at 8:15. J.

A. Anderson LAWHESfE AXI WAKARESA A I Lit OAR. This road was incorporated some time ago, and on Saturday last met at Lawrence, and effected an organization br swearine in a Pastor. on the river, for several hundred miles above or below. Our town affords four stores, only one sa CATHOLIC Services 10.J a.

m. first and third I bundays of each month. Every alternate loon, one blacksmith and saddlery shop IN If III RESPECT CJ Sabbath at Chapman's Creek. John Fogarty Pastor. the first year, and and twenty families.

The first settlers who Board of Directors for them of connection with the balance of the State and with the world by railroads. Railroad facilities are the only thing needed to make the fertile valley and uplands of the AXD o1ar( sari rtfti a ftf Vl A Board. Judge L. D. came here two years ago raised on sod 75 Bailey, was made President; L.

W. Brown bushels of corn per acre this year; all we every Sunday at 10 o'clock, a. m. Charles Reynolds, Rector. JpURE WINES, THE STOCK NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Vice President; J. S. Emery, Treasurer, and need now, is some kind of mail facility, it W. T. Montgomery, Secretary.

takeB Union twenty-fire days to make the All the officers, as are all the Directors 'rip to me. The Government carries the mail sworn in, with the exception of Mr. Beates of within twenty miles of here and we have to this nlace. are of Doutrlas county. The direc- 8et the best way we Cftn though, we live Solomon, among the most desirable of our glorious State, The men who have taken hold of this matter, are men who do not willingly let die anything which they may undertake in earnest, and we are confident that if energy and perseverance can effect it, the Solomon Valley Railroad will be a success.

WHISKIES, BRANDIES At HALL A PORTER'S. THE MUTUAL CONSISTS OF A LARGE ASSORT in hopes of better mail facilities in future. MENT OF tors represent that the Wakarusa Valley is quite enthusiastic on the prospect of a rail More anon, A. J. G.

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY road. The funds have been secured for a OF NEW YORK. survey of the road, to the west line of Shaw- PEREIC ROADS. STAPLE AXD FANCY PROVISION STORE, nee county, and near the head of WakaruBa, I Mr. Editor: As your paper is the only and will be made at once.

The directors and means we have of awakening the people of CROP FIGURES. We print elsewhere a circular from Governor Harvey, to the various township assessors of the State, requesting them to furnish such information as they may be able to gather concerning the crops of this season. Of course it will be half done. There is no C. H.

TROTT, AGENT. Post Office Building, Junction City. Kansas. manaeers of the road propose to extend it Western sense or duty, I thought i sept4yl itker i. lu j.i-.o, tv Aoiicuc ur sauna ine lit would not be amiss, to say something in re- BY GOODS, yINDOW GLASS, All sizes from 8x10 to 30x40, At HALL A PORTER'S.

point to be determined by the amount offered I gard to our wagon roads in and around Junc- THE EPISCOPAL existing obligation to do so, and no responsi- by the respective places, to secure the termini, tion City. Now, there is a State road laid out bility assumed in not doing it, further than A committee, of which Judge Bailey is chair- from Milford, in Riley county, to this place. FEMALE SEMINARY. Embroideries TOPEKA, KANSAS. the duty each citixen which is regarded man, was appointed te visit Davis and Wabun- The authorities in Riley couaty have put their as mighty trifling.

Last winter, some honest, see counties, to consult the people in regard end of the road in good shape, while the road enterprising men in the Legislature proposed to the interests of the enterprise. We under- in this county remains just as nature made it, A COMPLETE and well appointed School, and a Hecluded and vet and at making the gathering of statistics a part "land that Judge Bailey, and other members and the ground over which it passes was not LacesHand tractive HOME for Ki'l- The only proteataut tiourtl-inj School for cirk in Kansas. Instruction thorough; and ai! vantages of the first order. ON ihriruUr eountv and to wnahin machinery, or the dnectory, will bo here in a snort time, maae particularly lor a nrst class road nor with cash pay therefor, sufficient to justify a and our delegates to the Lawrence meeting, will it ever be. Also the road up the Republi Good library and apparatus, and the best instruments of IIH131C.

C'Ol'R-SE AMPLE. smart officer in doing the job well But the propose to defer till their arrival a detailed can river needs fixing very much commenc- Eight able and experienced teachers in active service. IIITE LEAD, Edgings ducational ring killed it, and it is our hum- report of the prospects of the enterprise. ing on the Reynold's farm, which is the worse Next" aession beKin Sptember 15. 1 1 or circular, catalogue and part icnlani, addrcs.1 place on the road, and only one mile from this IlKV LEE Lead and Paints in all colors, gQTThe following amount of land was dis Topeka, Kanxaa.

town. It is impossible for a persom to get up ep4ml kle judgment that the State will suffer in con-sequence, far more than if the schools had been permitted to run a year or two on their own resouroei. Like the ostrich that burries AT MALL PORTER'S. or down the hill with a loaded wagon. After At 1 fit IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES posed of at the United States land office at this place, during the month of August: Homestead ....18.307 Bloomington Nursery.

ine roau reacnes tay county it Decoraes a good road, they Lave worked it, and have some interest in keeping a good road, while its head in the sand at tbe approach of danger, 500 Acres. 18th ar, 10 6ren-houses. For cash our smart men oonoluded that an expenditure pop wrP.ntg ..2.020 mit, Ornamental and Nursery I In this direotion, would so deplete the Treasury For Agricultural College scrip C40 ne people of this county, appear to care not Stock, immense and reliable assortment verv low WASHINGTON STREET PARASOLS, FANS, cash. fwnca whether we have a road at all. The road on A tBr va 1 9 nA 4 VirfatlM nAmniaA in .11 23,493 this Side should be xed as SOon as the Enz- localith-s, including fcardv northern aorta, such as Duch- CT 1 (ii 1 i 1 1 i ri" i A i i There were in addition two hundred and jsn coiODy, opening up farms, will have to ess Oldenburg, ULslop, Transcendent and other Crab I 1NSEED OIL, Apples.

Ill Peaches, pears, cherries plums, quinces, frrapoa, forest Tn.iw.nHn. Va Turpentine, twenty-nine settlements filed under the pre-J transport all their supplies from this point, Varnishes and Putty, and evergreen trees, nursery stocks, wage hedge plants, empuon law. and tbe move should not only be made concern rosea, own root, iiarav mutw ana iiues for fall plant AT HALL A PORTE'S. ing- lioot Krafts put up to order in best style Also ing these roads, but all others in the country. We see by the Commonwealth, that upenor colored platfs of fruits and Bowers.

Send 10 cents for catalogue. Beware of bogus agents. F. K. PIICEiaX, sopUo Bloomington, McLean County, Ilia.

upon the complaint of Dr. Storraont, Colonel Charles Clarkson was arrested. last Tuesday, en charge of obtaining money ondeifalse pre as to endanger their grab, and they accordingly killed measure which would conduce more to their ultimate suceess, than temporary appropriations got by theft instead of merit. It ii an exceedingly rare thing, if any country enjoys two such seasons in succession, as the present one will be to Kansas, hence, there is no way of computing the loss to the State, by not having a well organised and systematic effort in this direction. Rival States adjoining have circulated so vigorously absurd stories concerning our State, that even to-day, while the waters that covered all Urrafirma hereabouts have scarcely subsided, we occasionally hear that Kansas is subject te drouth Ye hope the officers and people of Davis CIRCULAR.

Execvtivk Orrica, Tofrka, September, let, 1869. A. S. NOBTOX. L.

O. WIGHT, tenses. We ofTPn wondered why somebody didn't go for that oily old theif long ago. It AND NOTIONS CENERULY. To the Tuwruhip of tht Various Town ttitpt Qf ik istatei is believed that his operations amounted in all to about $18,000.

It is deemed advisable, by many prominent citixens. that stena ha taken In nrnr.nra from a 1 i I JjVXTHAlIS OF LEMON, ALSO A COMPLETE STOCK OF ATTKXTiosi oroRTSMB. i wou.d th several counties of the State reliable fully inform the sportsmen of Junction City statements concerning the yield of the crops! CUSTOM MADE and vicinity, that I have a complete stock of this year, together with otjier data relating VANILLA, STRAWBERRY county, will promptly respond to the Gover -nnnino. all kind; nd wonld call 1 ur aeveiopmeM, wiu aview to I SALINA-KANSAS: nor' At HALL PORTER'S. suggestions, mu eaonrarmerm uavis -r the compilation and publication of theee facts, nty, please put down on a piece of paper, to my ducking-pouch, it is an4 the sttraction of inHniKI.ation to conn me uesi in inrei in i vh.t stAt.

There is nn law hv which thia i mart I CEa8? EI I EI the items desired by the Governor, and either CORNER OF SEVENTH. vi th. A at Poch that is fit for use. Come and try it for compulsory, and no fund from which the ex- bnng them or mail them to th, officer. Let Use mJ No 2 Oriental dock- pense of coUecting this information can be yourselves.

Use my pense or collecting va hava it done, and done welL It is to the defrayed. pouch. ALFRED PRAY. 1 therefore appeal to yon, as the officers Washington street opposite Hale House Junc 8 BOSt Gotten op in tbe latest and withyw hose official duties this labor will be most consonant, to make out and forward to tion City Kansas. Sept2t laproTed Style.

this office, at as early a day as practicable, re liable data or careful estimates under the fol lowing heads: 1st. The number of acres cul -John Gross still holds the lead in the furniture business. Attempt to supercede him is of no avail. He is bound to conduct his gPONGES, interest of every citisen to do so it will cost you nothing, and will not occupy over five minutes time, while the profit cannot but be greater than that of any one harvest of yonr place. The increase of homes, churches and other comforts, the reduction of taxes, are some of the peculiar results of so simple a thing.

ifp'i Hon. Robert Morrow, and postmaster llankin, of Lawrenee, were in town during the past week. We understand that hereafter. tivated in your township the present year 2d. The number of acres planted with the va OUR COODS being purchased in the great uata urushea, loves and Tnriusn Towels on such principles as to be the fore-ri0us grains SALKA, KANSAS.

3d. The average yield of each metropolis of America, we fell full assured that we can give perfect alUfaetion both ia quality and price. 4th. Thereto of increase of population dur most man in Junction in his line. At nALL it PORTERS, ing the year.

5th. The general character of Bruner ha. just received he, fall the" same, as regard, soiC timber, water, L2L i- TZZ 3 ffi 1 Th. mmm a I piock oi millinery goous. me wu uui 1 umti tiuvic uuiug iu i uui at rmiitN w1iil from tarnal observation, jonriownsnip.

oto. ucti other jreaeral re- term. GIVE US A5CALL. H. GANZ Oro.

f- v. a A i a. 1m AAA A aTfTO WT PTTT Mr. Morrow is to hava some connectioa with I I a.i a- -1 main uA dHuers OI IDlerCS Iff IS AT DC 1 xto ur jailf i xu w'7 wnw deemed serviceable for the purpoe indicated. valley.

our Southern Branch Railroad. reeeivea, in order thtvt bo time xstT be lost in 1 conTrymncinga lue paymoutof Usxes, Ac. FOR GALE. OXE hoo0eDd Jot on Sixth street for $900. OriM KiMlUA n4 1 a C.ve arvoot nM UaAa4.

notice that proposal, are be received at Fort Eiley for all the fallen timber 9 a VW AMV VfuMr. Jerome Walbrilge, of Millford hns ome splendid white fall wheat seed for sale. Walking canes at 11 all orter. maticn thus eeught to be obtained. THE BEST CIGAR? Ui THE CITY, EuThe eash assets of the Mutual Life are oVerfW.t-OO.OOO.

on the goveriafctnt reserve. Jame M. Baxtkt i Junttttn pity lBVunof TIBKK BAIK, Auctioneer. At HALL 4 rOfiTEE'S..