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a 19rii tsvj nrvaoway. new York. Qui i i me l' iuw wnen, o- stui i will sell It tor hu -t will bring Plegive this yr.ur imed-ate attention and if you -it remiune amount a once, and we will send by expre. Yours, etc freight would bf loaded mere Fhe boats tric uil toe woria to ev-ry ren-on wn naa astdlt'os coughs colds, rheumatism, Xi-or 1 tted nipples, dysenb-ry, It is vr-maurabiy th bet remedy in n. UitailuUie atwict'B Msii It, UtSW I AI CERTIFICATE to EARFQR 20 YRaBS.

If ymirj-wr. doe not korp tceru, nd to won id nrobab JOa h-re lor me nrsi trip, i Mti-a. iigr tsusiomg, Pnila- 36 best setting mHoSti in tbe world ad not wiom do-ii th season wmie Orieagotbe r'ro-ds had piomised him a privat rate to Yankton. one sample Add ess Jay Bron- son, petrol Mtieh. i THE LKAV EN WORTH WEEKLY TIMES: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19.

1880. wuuu tVEDDMi BEIL9. OJTIZZKNQ. FKT or It IN I TO KH TO-DAY. 1 A Few Notes Jotted Down by a Reporter la His Rambles Yesterday.

There is a prevailing Idea among some that a reporter knows everything, while others delight in throwing him off the trail of a good item and then boast that he is not smart. The latter are the first to suppress what would be legitimate news and growl at a paper that does not tell the entire particulars. It was the former class that attracted Mr. Albert Hess, or Wieaita and Hltss Resa Vc oilmen of Leavenworth the High Contracting Parties Valuable Presents ana Urand Beception Ooe of the happiest events that has trans plred in this city for many years was the celebration at five o'clock, Sunday aiternoon, of the nuptials of Albert Bess, a prominent merchant of Wichita, and Miss Rosa Woli-man, of Leavenworth. The latter can truly Distinguished Citizens Hew Mexico to Be the City's Onsets Bow They Will Be Received and Entertained.

From Wednesdays' Dally. The Times was informed by a dispatch yesterday afternoon, from Kansas City, from Major T. J. Anderson, that an excursion of the territorial officers, and the members of A war Imminent with the tes-Hub. slstenee Stores Being- Sent oat in Large Quantities-A oar go efsprlng-field Rifles Bent to Ft.

uariand Every Office Teeming with Work-Bids opened for supplies. -It li rumored that another entirely new play is in rehearsal, The road between the city and the Fort lsbelog thoroughly repaired. married. Mount Olivet, Lew en worth February 17th, 188J. Mr.

Editor: The was quite a pleasant gathering at the residence of Mr. H. unbois, our worthy postmaster, on the even logo the 16th ta witness the marriage of Mr. Joseph Beaver and Miss Sadie Dubois. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Robert Meradeth, of the United Brethren Church.

Mr. Beaver is one of our most worthy young men, being steady, sober and industrious, while Miss Sadie Is one who wins tbe love and esteem of all who become acquainted with her. She is a young lady of jre than ordinary loveliness ou account of her many amiable Chris tan virtues. The new married couple will carry with them to their future home in Morris county the best wishes of a host of warm friends. I will not tax your columns for space to enumerate a long list ot presents, but suffice it to say that the fr ends present made them several handsome and useful presents, and after partaking of a bountiful supper ot good things, dispersed to their several places ot abode, feelli all tbe better for haying been permitted to attend.

Yours, M. H. W. G. the attention of a Times reporter yesterday afternoon.

The substance of the number of questions he was expected to answer is as he said to be "of Leavenworth," for she was horn and educated within tbe county. She is the first of the family of Mr. Jonas oilman who has been married. The eeremony was performed at the residence of Mr. Wollman, No.

322 the Legislature of New Mexico, with a large number ot prominent citizens and ladles, would visit the State Penitentiary at Lansing, to-day, taking dinner that the party should be pleased to stop in Leaven wortn for a short time if the people of this city would contrive to make it possible lor them to cultivate pleasant relations in the little space allotted for the visit. The dispatch stated that the party was composed of about sixty joaembers, and that the stay here would be of about an hour's duration. THE Admiration OF IHS WORLD, A NOTABLE EVENTI Mrs.S.A.Jlleris WORLD'S HairRestorer IS PERFECTION. A Noble Record near4Half a Century. ESTABLISHED 1832.

IMPROVED 1879 Tbe nature of tbe ereat mp.ovement is In ltswouderful life aiviogp ropei'ie to faded or falling hair, and MORE UIi KLY CHANGING GRAY OR WHITE HAIR to Its natural youthful COLOR and BEAUTY. IT IS NOT A DYE It requires only a few applications to restore eray hair to Its youthful color and lustrous beauty, and induce luxuriant growth, aod its occasional use is all that Is needed to preserve it in its highest perfection and beaut v. DANDRUFF Is quickly and permanently removed. Sold by all Droggiats, $1 25 Per Bottle. MANUFACTORIES AND SALESROOMS: 114 Air.

Southampton row, London, En 37 Boulevard Haussman, Paris, France. The guard house has fewer occupants now than for several months. The Provost Guard is as handsome a body of men as there Is in the service. Colonel Cojpinger is proving to be an efficient assistant Inspector General. Several improvements about the various quartern of hired employes are talked of.

The irees in Arsenal Grove show signs of follows "How's the election going to be this fall? Going to be a Democratic majority in the county, think?" 'Washburne will get the bounce, won't he?" "Isn't Blaine a little over sanguine about his strength?" "What do you think of the way In which the county board are compromising bonds?" "Don't you think we need a reform school "What have you heard about the strength Oiae street, by Rev. Henry Salt of the Jewish congregation and was witnessed only by the relatives of the lamlly and a few invited guests. Among the guests who were resent were: Mr. Robert Jacks and Mr. M.

lohn, of Wichita Mr. Lederer, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr and Mrs. N. Hershield, Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Kohn Mrs. Dora Kobn, of Wichita, (the bride's grand mother); Mr. Isaac Reach and wife; Mr. Lavid Kiper, sis ter and motaer, of Atchison Mr.

David Goldstein and wife, of Wamego; Mr. A. Ur-banski, ot St. Mary's Mission; Mr. H.

t-chles- budding out. May they not be nipped by a March Irost, PREPARING TO ENTERTAIN THEM, Immediately a movement was inaugurated to interest our people In the matter. The result is easily anticipated and the party will have a royal, though purely informal reception from the hands of our representative men, who will take them over the city in carriages, showing them the many manufacturing establishments, which are so fcreat Why this rapid progress, this nnprece-dented success? It is because in spite of hackneyed medical dogmas and long established prejudices, the public have become convinced that consumption, taken In time, can be cured, aii'i that Dr. Wm. Hall's Bal "Don't vou believe the "amendment ought inger, ot St.

Joseph Mr. Jacob Jereslaw and family; Mrs tt.Loenenthal and twodangbters; Mr. Aaron Wlel; Mr. Chas Kohn; Mrs. Dora Negbauer; Mrs.

H. Saft; Mr. S.mon ADeles and family; Mr. S. A.

Raphel and wife and Miss Lena tollman of St. Marys. After the ceremony which is a very impressive one the bride and groom were the recipients of a number of costly presents which in the aggregate re valued at over 82,000. One silver The Quartermaster's Department is one of the butddftt about department headquarters just now. Business is dull about the sutler's store, and Major Kee'ing spends longer hours than usual at dinner.

Adjutant.Generai Piatt is kept constantly buy receiving and answeilng telegrams relating to the Ule war. The quarters of the various offices were sam for the LUNGS may De saieiy renea on to effect a cure. Nature has furnished the materials, science proportioned and combined them, and the result has been such a caving of human life as was never before effected by any medical preparation, and neither cough, nor catarrh, nor bronchitis, nor any other disease of the throat, chest or lungs can long resist its remedial operation. to carry "How do ycu manage to sleep!" "How mnch news have you found to-day? tell us all about It; you' ve been around." "Don't you think Grant is the strongest man the Republicans can nominate?" "What do you know about the new registration law? Is it absolutely necessary lor one to register every year? Don't you think, now, yourself, that it's a shame to have the hoga impounded or kept In a stinking pen close to your neighbor's house?" "Has anybody been killed or robbed to- closely shut yesterday on account of the neavy southwest wind. The Postofflce Department Clerk is constantly busy with hug bundles of mall mat- set aione wnicn was sent irom New iors was valued at $450 and another set at JSO.

The reception which followed the wedding was a grand affair, and Mr. Wolimans residence) was crowded with guests from six o'clock until near morning. A splendid supper was spread from five until eight o'clock after; which music, mirth and dancing wa the order. Tbe happy pair have the best wishes of The Times in their new venture in life. a matterfof pride to our people; tdey will bs shown the exteriors and perhaps the interiors of wholesale houses in all lines whose field Is the world will be taken through the beautiful streets, lined with elegant residences; and, when this is done, will be conveyed to Fort Leavenworth, where General Pop will receive the party and, after exhausting the many pleasant features at the Fort, the guests will be put upon their train at the Fort depo and the farewells said, with many Invitations to "come again." This is I he plan agreed upon for the entertainment of the city's guests, who are ex- fected to arrive bout two o'clock and to eave about half past three; and The Times predict that It is one which will be a pleas, nre and profit to all concerned.

WHERE THEY COME FROM. Every one who reads this has an idea of 35 Barclay St. 40 Park Place, N. wed sat A w. I have had much experience among athletics, ball players, gymnasts, etc.

and can testify to the virtues of Giles' Iodide Ammonia Liniment lor discoloration, Bruises, and Soreness of the Muscles snd Cords after violent exercises. Wm. MacMahon. Areyle Room. Sixth avenue, cor.

SOth st N. Y. Giles' Pills cures Flatulency. daj?" "How about that twenty thousand dollars? Got no clue to the robbers yet?" "Got any b'g sensation for tomorrow Notice of Final Settlement. Spring goods at Frank Zlpp's.

hand and machine Frank Zipp's. A full line of Men's sewed shoes at to and irom the west. The target grounds are little used now, as the officers about the garrison have more active nusiness to attend to. "Sheridan's Drive has as many attractions in i he winter as in the summer." er-dlct oi four Few soldiers are reported "tardy" at Fort Leavenworth now. When there is business on hand they are always ready.

Post Chaplain, Woart, will hold a series of meetings of a religious nature in Platte STATE OF KANSAS. County of Leavenworth. ss. Probate Court of said county and If you want a good boot or shoe, go to Frank Zipp's. In the State.

Unless the breath is like a spicy gale. Unless the teeth gleam like the driven snow There is no dazzling smile or tender tale. Grateful to woman's eye or ear we know. The tale would lose its charms the smile be gfluiit. Come, now, tell us sometnmg, won you: Sit down and lets have a talk'" Got any chewing tobacco about you?" "Who told you about that item I saw in the paper this morning?" "What time does the Kansas Pacific train go out in the morning?" "Where is the best place to buy a good shin?" "Wonder if Conkling will amount to anything in the coming campaign "Got any late telegrams from Washington?" (10 a.

Dia you put that letter 'E' in my name on purpose, when it should have been an 'A'?" vv hv don't ou tell us all about the sugar factory? Is it going to be a sure thing?" In the mutter of the estate of 1 P. L. Th rnrurqh, Frank Zlpp munufactures all kinds of men's calf ahd kip boots, and sella them nearly as cheap as eastern goods. and all other persons in teresfed in the aforemM es ate. are heieby notin) at the next regular term where New Mexico is located three-fourths have a very vague idea ot what there is in that far off country to make it the home of the white man, and perhaps the raos of our people share the same belief in regard to those who live within its borders as those In the East who innocently imagine that the untutored savage is the chler mniiHger of affairs In the entire region west of the Mississippi river.

Until within the past few days Mexico lias been a seaUd book so far as the most of our people are concerned; but a marvelous change has beer, wrought by that ANNIHILATOR OF SPACE, the rallroa and witu me completion of the county, during the present week. The winter views of the river from the entrance to the arsenal grounds are grand. They have to be seen to be appreciated. The new birracks which are to be built of brick are a subject of some discussion Till brought within the epeil of SOZODONT. Bronglit to the leuitentairy.

Sheriff Lotg, accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Branch and Mr. Long, arrived in the city yesterday morning from Miami oounty with three prisoners, who were recently sentenced to confinement in the State penitentiary. Two of the nrisonejs, H. hat ha- become 01 ne iaciory mat is 10 make wood out of straw?" of ihe Probate Court, in and for county, to be brguu and held at thoCoirt Room, in the city md county of Leavenworth, State afotesuld, on the first Monday in the mouth of April, A. 1SS0.

I shall aprly to ihe said Court for a full and final settlement of sil estate, SUSAN A. THORN BURGH, Administratrix of P. Leavenworth City, Feb. 19; A. D.

1880. w4t amor the permanently located soldiers. The parade grouud is calmly awaiting for April to come, when it will burst forth in Us Dr. Wilbor'H Cod-Liver on and Lime. Invalids need no long dread to take tbat great specific for Consumption, Asthma, and threatening Cough.

Cod -Liver Oil and Lime. As prepared by Dr. Wilbor it Is robbed of the nauseating taste, and also embodies a prep -ration of the Phosphat 1 of Lime, giving nature the very article required to aid the healing qualities of the On, and 'o re-create where aisease has destroyed. This article al forma a remarkable tonic, and will cause weak and debilitated persons to become strong and robust. It should be kept in every family for insta-it use on the first ap Ltnce and Clate Hiker, are sentenced to erve eight yers each for burglary and grand larceny; tht-v having been partners In crime, were handcuffed together The third prisoner was a man named R.

Push, who was sen fenced to nerve two years for having used another man's name in business transactions. usual beauty, xne grass on me grouna nas been green nearly ali winter bat the trtes have rested. A Fort carriage nearly ran over an one armed colored man named Zich Peters, on Fifth street, In the city, yesterday aiternoon. The man was in fault for attempting to run across the street between the team and Uali'd omnibus. Who do you think will be tne next city marshal?" Do you know where Mr lives on stree I'd like to see him "How is the tax law arranged? Are we obliged to pay in January?" oa't you think the Democrats are working harder thau they ever did before?" "When is the next election "Do you think Parnell's efforts will help Ireland in tha long run?" "Is the temperance movement to be tacked to either of tue political parties "Why don't you write up that hole on street Its very dangerous." "Am body going to be married soon?" 'Going down street? yes Will you please mail these letters for me "Get lots of Iree tickets to shows don't you "Alnt the hog law a good thing 77 A YEAR, and expenses to agents i I I Out tit tree.

Address, P. O. VlCKERY Augusta, Maine. jy.twlyr PGeraughty, marble and granite dea- ler. Mouumenis, etc, executed in the hightest.

style of the art. orre-spondence so icited. Leavenworth, Kansas. 0AW pearance of Coughs or irritation 01 tne ljungs. Manufactured only by A.

Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. If you will stop all your extravagant and wrong notions in doctoring yourself and families with expensive doctors or humbug curealls, that do harm always, and use only nature's slmp'e remedies for all your aliments you will be wise, wtll and happy, and save great expense. The greatest remedy for this, the great, wle and good will tell you, is Hop Bitters believe it. See "Proverbs" in another column.

memorial. In the presence of prosperity it Is quite nat ural to remember those of our Kinsioik, who are gone, by suitably marking their last resting place with a tombstone. My stock is now very complete. Call and examine. It will be to your Interest to do so.

A neglected Atchison, Topek Santa Fe Railroad to one otlts or'glnal terminal points, Santa Fe, the capital of the territory from which our visitors come, the hitherto practically unknown country becomes a next-door neighbor. It Is not the design herein to enter into the details of the recourses and undeveloped wealth of this country which the railroad nas brought so near to us. One of the most potent arguments of its capacities for the future lies in the fact that far-seeing capitalists, who are bahlnd the Atchison, Topeka Santa v'e Railroad, have that faith in it that it has been pushed steadily forward, and in thr- future plans are lain lor a network of lines which are Intended to reach Into every portion of this domain. This Is au evidence of the richness of the country from which these visitors come. That it will develope with a rapidity which will be marvelous, even in an age when new countries are opened up with a rush th Is almost past belief, Is a fact tbat is not to be questioned.

That it will, lor mny years, call upon the outside world for that wuicb It consumes; for the machinery to deVelope Its rich mlues; is another fact that Is incontestable. Hence, it is plain that, The gatling guns on the South side of the parade ground with muzzles facing the city, are always a subject of comment, by visitors. There need be no talk, for the guns of the North be- an to be pointed Southward in 1861, and it's only habit. General Pope has lost none of his calm, cordial manner, although he is pressed now with the complications of the coming spring campaign against the Indians. Tnis campaign may seem frivolous to some, but Jn all its intricacies It is one of the most difficult problems in the history of American warfare.

CAMPAIGN AFFAIRS. The subject that is the all important one at George Knox was arraigned before Justice grave is too sad a spot to contemplate; do no permit it to aop'y to those most dear to you. Gebaughty. Marble Cutter. Seneca, bet 4th and 5th, Leavenworth.

Fubruary 19, 18i0. w4t John A. Evans, at Clifton, N-B writes to Mr. Fellows: "I believe, under kind Providence, that Mr. Fellows' Comiouud Syrup of Hypophosphites has been the means of restoring b-th my wife and daughter.

The latter from Tubevcular Consumption, and I hope the afflicted will avail themselves of its use. Probate Court. Marriage licenses issued to Albert Eess of Wichita and Rosa Wollman of Laavenworth. Joseph Beaver and Sidle Dubois. Richard J.

Hardesty, of Hamilton county, Kansas and Maggie Mattas of Leavenworth. A Liver Disordered for Fifteen Years. For fifteen years I was a great sufferer from a disordered Liver, during which time I tried many of the bast physicians In the country, and almost all the patent nostrum recommended. all to no effect, until used Simmons' Liver Regulator; and trom the time I us it to this day, which is uw several years, I have been comparatively a sound man, hiving suff red very little since at any time from the effects of my old disease. L'on-s quently, I heartily recommend its use to ths affile te1 of liver diseape.

Maj, A. F. Wocley. Kingston, Ga. A New Remedy of 4 rem Value.

Professor Stark, Surgeon to the Kansas City Medical Institute, in speaking of the Indian Plowman yesterday afternoon, and charged with the embezzlement of a span of ponies, a wagon and harness, which aitlcles were the property of Mrs. C. Trapp and Charles Trap p. Judge Winter appeared for the defendant and Judge Wood for the State. The defendant waived an examination and was admitted to bail.

Tae case will probably be compromised. A chimney which was blown down from a building at the corner of Shawnee and Fifth streets Monday came very near being the cause of a serious accident A hackman who was standing on the sidewalk was narrowly missed by one of the bricks which fell a distance of over thirty leet. A couple of boys enjoyed a little gime of fisticuff on the corner of Fourth and Cherokee streets yesterday afternoon. When they found there was no one around to separate them, one picked up his jugand the other his hat and both walked away dlBgusted. The Leavenworth coal mine is seven hundred feet deep, The stables at the bottom of the shaft where tbe mules are kept have department headquarters now is the prospect for a heavy campaign ON THE WAY.

Yesterday, a car load of Springfield rifles were shl pped by express to Fort Garland, and It is understood that ten car loads of supplies will be sent at once for the disposal of the commandiug officer in New Mexico. AGAINST THE UTES In the Spring. Everybody about the garrison being interested, either directly or indirectly, is on the qui vive for the latest news Herb Bitters, says: "We have had so mnch success with the Indian Herb Bitters in the treatment of onstipation and Blliioussness. th-t we now want a failure, or the pnblic will b. gin to suspect the truth of our statements." in a business sense, to-day's visit cannot oe too highly estimated.

It is gratifying to know that already some of our manutactnr-ers are occupying this territory; and this should bj an Incentive to every branch of Industry and trade In our midst which depends upon tne outside world for its life, to once enter the held which is open. There Is no question but that our manufacturers and merchants can easily hold their own they have every advantage in their favor, as demonstrated in the past, to successfully compete with and excel their neighbors. THE VISITORS. The following are the distinguished guests: TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. Hon Wm Kltch, Secretary.

Hon Bradford Prince hief Justice. Hon Trinidad Alarid, Auditor. Hon Juan Del8ado, Treasurer- TERRITORIAL COUNCIL. Francisco Chaves. President of the Council Hon Jesus Ma Perea, Bernalillo County.

Hon Floreocio Sandoval, Bernalillo County. Hon Frank Springer. Colfax County. Hon Newcomb, Dona Ana County. from New Mexico.

This class of news during the anticipation of a campaign Is always a difficult matter to give to the public as the general officeis of departments dislike to trust too much to newspaper reporters, for fear that what they say will be distorted into serious blunders. THE MILITARY PRISON. The improvements about the military prison have been so great during the past five years that a person who had visited it it ten years ago would not recognize the establishment as the lonely looking place he had seen perched on the brow of a hi'l, with been lately enlarged and improved. Some of the animals have not seen daylight for a year. Agent Byington at the Union depo received orders on Sunday to address all re "Now Yon See It." Gilt Edge Butter Maker takes the witch es out of the churn" and turns tedious, unsatisfactory churning into gratifying success.

Sold everywhere. HAMBURG, N. May 28'h, 1879. John Pifrce, Secretary World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Dear Sir: Yours asking ns to reputation of "Gilt Edge Batter Maker" received.

We have never he- tt until lately. Have sold one case (tbre dos boxes) and it has given the best of satisfaction. Youis respectfully, T. L. BUNTING.

Real Kstate. The following tronsfer was recorded by register Curtan yesterday: Chas. J. Gwartney and wife to Stephen H. Gwartney, the ot the y9 of the of the se ot sec 2, tp 8, range 2) also the undivided ofthesot the of the se of sec 2, tp 8, range zO Ben Lewis snd wife to John Hames, the south half of tbe southwest of the south wes; quarter of the southwest quarter of section 22.

lownsbto 12. range 22, S240. lde, as Receiver of the Kansas Insurance Company, to Mahlon Powers, the northwest quarte, ot teatlon 20, township 9, range 21, fG25 Joseph aly and wife to Peter Hasi, the west 60 acres of the north half of the nor h-west quarts of section 2, township 8, rang nothing cheerlul arouna it. uenerat Kiunt deserves, if any man does, the credit of having wrought the change for the better. It was slow work, and work done indirectly; but the result shows for itself how much he has accomplished.

Are without question the Finest audi Best Cooking Stoves In the world. EVERY ONE of the 141 SIZES IS SOLD Him A Written Guarantee To hare KO WQVA.I. in point of FINISH, BEAUTY, ECONOMY, DURABILITY CONVENIENCE. The only Cooking Stoves In the world made with genuine CaslSIIlLImi; Retail from $20 to $65, Full Trimmed. Avoid being deceived by imitations of trade-mark, and by representations of parties who are trying to sell some inferior stove.

Examine well the genuine Favorite Stoves" before buying any other. Sold D7 soie First-Class Dealer frerywte For Coughs, Asthma and Throat disease, use "Brown's Bronchial Troches," having proved their efficiency by a test of many years. Imitations ire ottered for sale, man-of which are Injurious. The genuine -rown's Bronchial Trochei." are sold only In boxes. ports and remittances for tne Kansas Pacific rod to Omaha Nebraska Wbere the general offices ot the company have been established.

Brakeman Wade, of the Kansas Pacific, had one of his hands badly crushed while trying to couple two cars in the yards yesterday morning. The thumb was so badiy injured that amputation was necessary, Considerable lightning was noticeable In the south last evening about 8 o'clock. The strange part, of the phenomenon the coldness of the atmosphere and not a vestige of a cloud to be seen. The Kansas Central has been built to a a point within nine miles of Garrison. Two trains heavily loaded with rails were sent out yesterday, one of them having two en-glues attached.

Leavenworth makes more boots and shoe, more wagons, more furniture, and mo stoves than any other city of its population in the union. A new stone sidewalk is being laid in front of Flesher am Scnuneman's dry goods store on Delaware street near the corner of Fouith Matt Ryan will send a party of fifty cattle 21. Also, half of an acre of the vest, end of lots 4 and 5, of section 2, township 21, S6u0. For Sale. An Improved farm of 160 acres.

This farm Is in good condition, has a lare house of 12 rooms and cellar and well-room, barn with grainery car lge-house with grainery large store house, a tenant house. Plenty of fruit Water in ail tbe pastures Also, 20 acres ot timber. Will sell for 825 per acre. One mile West of Springdale, Leavenworth couuty. febl2w4t Mrs.

H. L. Streeter. Mr A. Neiger, Taylorville, Pa.

writes My mother, an old lady of feixty years, suffered for thirty years with rheumatism, to such an extent that she was at times entirely lame. We procured from Messrs. Ludwig Bros Druggists in Scranton, a bottle of St. Jacob's Oil, used it according to directions, and saw our efforts crowned with perfect success. Mother was relieved.

Scenes 5 for 15cts. sent by THE MISERS IN DANGER. Reports received say the miners about Los Plnos agency are in much danger, and that they need protection at once. The department officers have been advised that there is no question as to the intention of the Utes. They are showing signs of much discontent and through private sources it hi been learned tnat they contemplate a genera' uprising as soon as they oan find subsistence for their ponies.

The spring campaign has already been planned, and if ttie Utes begin wbere it Is thought they will, it will be a successful one. A WAR is understood to be inevitable with the Utes in the spring or as soon as grass comes. Every office at department headquarters is thronged with work. Tlie Adjutant office is flooded almost with telegrams everyday. The chief sutstanoe officers are constantly employed In shipping Bubsistance stores or caring for orders for the same The ordnance officers are busy with orders for rifles and amunltlon and the recruiting officers are busy enlisting men to fill up every company in General Mackenzies command in New Mexico.

A HOLD ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE. Sergeant McGllligan, who lost a military prisoner at Osaee City a few days ago, arrived with him and turned him over to the aut horities yesterday. Tne convict was being brought fiom Fort Sill to the military prison, having been ccnvicled of desertion While near a bridge at Osage City he went Into the water closet of the car, and handcufled ss he whs, raided the window. While the train was going over the bridge he reacbed out ami with both hands caubt one of the iron rods at the side and held fast. The train moving slowly, ioKt having lef.

a water tank, pm led away NIGHT mull Sealed. Gbbert A Co. No. Chatham, N. Y.

35 CENTS A PAIR, beautiful two-button kid gloves, all siz'-s and colors, at Foster's, Opera House building, Fouith Hon win Breeden, wanta retoumy, Hm Pedro Vldez, San Miguel County. Hon Tomas Gonzales, Hocorro County. Hon Santiago Valdez. Taos Cornty. Hon Manuel A.

Sanchez. Tuos County. Hon Gregorlo Otero Valencia County. Don Amsdo Chaves, Chttff Clerk. Don use Ortiz, Assistant Chief Clerk.

HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATI VI 8. Hon Rafael Romero, Speaker. Mora County. Hon Montoya, Bernalillo County. Hon south, Colfax County.

Hon M'cario Gallegos, Mora County. Hon Robert Black, Graut County. Hon Mnuel Nevares. Dona Ana County. Hon Francisco Salazar, Rio Arriba HouAtanaclo Romero, Banta Fe County.

Hon Bernard Sellgman.Banta Fe County. Hon Felipe Delgado, Santa Fe County. Hon Gallegos, San Mluuel County. Hi Francisco Lncero, San Minuet County. Hon Luctana Chaves.

Socorro County. Hon Manuel Sanchez Samora, alencla Don9rMannelODe Baca. Chief Clerk. Don Melqutades Otero, Engrossing Clerk Hon Waldo. Santa Fe Couuty.

GenTC Smith. US A. Hon Ant. Ortlzy, Chairman Board of County Commissioners, Santa Fe County. Hon Jose A Ortiz, Probate Judge of Santa Frinnhuieno Baoa, Clerk Probate Court Banta Fe County.

Don Pantaleou Etes, Santa Fe. Don GulUermo Martinez, Taos. Dou AmbroHls Pino. Sauta e. Hon Juan Patron.

Lincoln County. Mr Celestlno Ortiz, Santa Fe. Mr Hugo Wedeles, Santa re. Mrs Ju'ge Bradford Prince, Mrs General Hatb. Mrs Optaln Loud.

Mrs lr John Symington. Mrs Secretary Ritch. Mis -on Mont ova. Mrs Hon LHouth. Mis Hon Gallegos.

Mis Hon Aanaclo Romero. Mrs Hon Gallegos. Mr Charles Blanchard. Mrs Panta'eon En'ts. Miss I on Bra-tley.

Miss Bessie Smith. Miss Desmesrals Mr Ira Bind. La M'illa tewt. Mr Koogler, Lai Vegas (Jaxe.U. and Delaware.

JUST RKCEIVKD Six dozen New Hoopklrts which we-will sell while thev lust at 25 cents. SIX HUNDRED PAIRS of two button Kid Gloves at 35 cents a pair. This is no trashy Jot of glovep, bnt a Trust), new stock, nd we have them in Usz'8 in Opera, White, and New Clota shades lor spring wear. herders to Oregon next Monday. Thus far only one Leavenworth boy has enlisted.

It has been rumored that the Leavenworth coal company will put a company store near the mine some time in the lulure. There are now nearly 300 men employed in the Leavenworth coal this is now nearly the full force which is 400. Quite a large number of people visited the sugar factory Sunnay afterm on. They all pionounce it an immense affair. A Big scandal.

The wife of one of our prominent citizens was much scandal izd yesterday becuse her hut-bin brought her home three pair of kid gloves, for which he paid 50 cents a pair, when he coukl ha- bousht just as good e'ove at J. H. Foster's, under the Op ra House, for 35 cents He made peace with her by promising to buy everything at Foster's In the future. Henry Ward Beecher Asks a question On Sunday, January 11 last, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, In Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, preached to a crow d.

The text was from First Timothy, 10 "For the love of money is the root of all evil." 'Men may say what they please about despising money, but no rational man does despise It. The most rigorous saint to whom a million is left Is quite willing to assume the stewardship of it. While dealing in stocks is as legitimate when stocks represent actntl pioierty as is the dealing in wool or the produce of the farm, yet gambling In MocVs is not legitimate, and yet It taaes unb ushineiy, almost unrebukediy and Increasingly. Why should not lotteries exist when churches ere fall ot tbem. when cathedrals a' opened filled with the most ingenious schemes, when church talrw are carried on with the most unb usb-loggamesof chat ce, when a regiment Is swelling its funds by the most notorious or-terles what business have we to rl up in Th" 118th G.and Monthly Drawina of th Louisiana State ottery will take place at New Orleans.

on Tuesday, March 9th- It is for the cause of Elucafon sod Charlry. Fvrf2you nr-ay receive 1 30 ,000. Address M. A. Duphn.

Ner Orleans, or eameperson, No. 319 Bioadway, New York City, N. Y. COXIXU ''O KANSAS NEW EMBEOIDEBIES CENTS A PIECE, lars, from auction Men's and Eoys' r0l-at James fl. Foster's.

on old price'. Now Is your time to bnv. We commence hem in price at 2 cents, per yard. BUNTINGS. New fresh stock, Jn all the taple sign of the Horse Shoe from htm, or it might be said uiled him out of the window and lef him hanging to the iron xod.

It was night and no one could 6ee him After tbe train hau been stopped and new bhudeaand black. CENTS A PIECE, new hoop skirts, Foster's under the Opeia Housr. 25 i search made he slid down trom his place and The military prison at Fort Leavenworth wili hold 500 prisoners. Over three hundred are confined mere now. Several car loads of hogs were shipped in over our narrow guage, from Havensvilleand and Hoiton yesterday.

There is some prospect of new railroad shop being built in tbia city by the Mis-ouri Pacific company. Mr. Morris Kohn, of Wichita, purchased a car load of furniture from our manufacturers yesterday. The eastward bound Missouri Pacific train yesterday afternoon was heavily loaded with pseuers. The number of voters registered thus far in I four wards is only 57 J.

The work progresses 'EW spring goods lu great variety at Fos LC8. An elegant asor'ment, Jn B-ertonne IVrchon, DuBaire, Rufda, Duchess Brabant Point. A'so, ihe New Irish Laces, the most fasnioDahle and durable trimming made lor Children's I ter's, under the Opera House. Clothing. 5 0ft I 3.

II rown's Tar Troche Cure sore throat n1 horseness, and clear and strengthen the voice, for our preacher not your wife. Brown's Congn Balsam Heals the lungs and cures coughs and colds. For sale every where. diw received yesterday in reference to the The latest dispatch from Mayor Anderson TWO DC ZEN JET NECKLACES, at centsi apiece, worth SI We have a nioe assortment of New Goods, but have not time to enumerate them. Call and eee.

JA. H. FOSTER, Fourth snd Delaware, Opera House builulng, Sign of Hore Shoe. the party is as follows: "Kansas City, p.m. We take dinner with Major Hnrkins at 12 sharp.

We will then go to Deavenworth. Your programme is grod. Arrange to hve us at the Fort depot by 3.S0 as we want to reach Atchison not later than 4:80 p. Brown's Vegetable Liver Fills Cure Bllllousnes8 and Sick head-ache. For sale every wbere.

Brown's Arnica Salve Heals ulcers, cuts, and burns, and Inflamed eyes. For sale ail over the West. Several Families From Iowa to came in the From a private letter received in this city from Iowa county, la. it is learned that several families will leave that part of tne State in the Spring for Kansas. Many of them will locate In Leavenworth county.

Leavenworth county is one of the bet in the State, and a farmer who can afford to purchase improved property can do no better anywhere. People o' limited means will not of course be able to purchase as laree furms here, a tbey can in some of the younger There they will be compelled to withstand mny hardships wbtch are unknown in other States and meet with c' asses of people altogether different fronOhose to which tey have been accustomed. Knowing he-e facts, and a will to work bard, w'lt In the future give those who come to KaEsas to live, a gool home, and with the prospect 01 better times which Is pow before us, there may be a hope for wealth for many. MILITARY. went to a house not iar away lor something to eat.

He baa stxty-nve dollars in money with him and often sixty dollars of ii io have bis hardcutls cut oil While he was eating, a boy the house was dispatched to Erie tor an officer, who visltei the place and arretted him and took htm to jail wbere the Srgeant tonnd him. The name of the pris-o- -r ti Wen. Hh made a bold attempt for liberty but BIDS FOR tUBSIKNCE- Tre following bids for subsistence stores were received and opened yesterday by General Bell, at Fort Leaven wouh H. Smith A salt, lard oil, 67o; corn' meal, II.S5; vinegar, 12c; starch, 8.75. Granger A Hodges, yeast powder, 37c per pound.

W- 8. inkier, starch, J. M. Pickards, vinegar. 14c.

A. H. Cobb, vinegar, 14c. Fairbanks A lard oil, 62a4oc. Schaeffer A Powell, soap, 4 935.C63.

Th. Egaeradorf, laid oil, 8e. Bowen A soap, 4 6-VQ4 3o. J. A.

Woeoer, salt 12.15 per barrel; starch, 7 58c per pound. Goodwin, Bebr A soap, 4.853. J. D. Mange A Co soap, 4 45c.

Roy a' Klng Powder yeast powder, 2.34 5 per dosen. Rohlflng A Co, salt, So: per 100 pounds; starch, 8c; yeast powder, 2 24 per dozen. G. A. Eddj lard oil, 66 cents.

Kirk A soap, 54 cents. Bang" Brother, soap $4.63, lug. vinegar, cents. HewsonACo powder, per 81.S9 W. N.

Bangs, flour S3.ll, 1 worth A Lyste, li. DU worth A Lysle, corn meal. 11.18. 'J bos Dixon, corn me-ii, Thos. Dixon, fl ur, 13.16.

M. D. Rush, flour, S3 t7. S3 6'. A.

B. Havens, flour, S3 04. 309. 3 12. 8,35.

Chouteau floor, from IS.I0 to A Card. To all who are suffering from the error? and indiscretions of youth nervous weafeness, early decy, loss of manhood, tc, I will stnn a receipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARG-, This ereat remedy waa discovered by a missionary io South Ame-ica. fc'end a -lf-addresed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T.Ioman, Station New York City. Jan.

11, slowly. Th Chlcaro, Rock Island A Pacific took thirty cars of oal from the shaft yesteaday. The foundation has been laid near the coal an SO horse power engine. The Kansas Pacific was heavily loaded with freight yesterday afternoon The amount collected by the County Treasurer yesterday was, The road between the city and the penitentiary will he macadamized. Many improvements of property are being made on North Third street.

Leavenworth is certain to be the manufacturing center of the West. Nobddy applied to the Probate Court for a marriage license esterday There will be a Sunday school festival at Reno to-morrow evening. The Republican State Central Committee meets in Topeka to-day. Twenty-six prisoners spent Sunday in the calaboose. Spring chickens are beginning to hatch out.

Ton Democratic State Committee will meet Ok Topeka in March. sure bin a Dr. King's Syphilitic Remedy is warranted to cure Syphilis in the primary, secondary and tertiary stages, and In all its varied and complicated and will cure the worst oases of venereal diseases cases which have resisted the treatment of the most eminent physicians of America. It cures the first stage and heals the ulcers in a few dava. It cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat," head arms and legs also hard pains In the bones and iointe, swelling of Joints, syphilitic rheu matbim.etc., in a short time.

Price fivedol larsper package. Sent everywhere by ex gres8.A treatise on sexual disease, free em mailed for two stamps. Sold by Dr. Din -beer, 415, North Seventh street, St. Dour? Mo.

Cures guaranteed or tae money refunded. Theo. Egeradorff. agent, Deavenworta Kan as. To Day's Eclipse Of all other medicine, by Brown's Popular Wistekn Remedies, may be seen every family wbere used.

For sale by all Klection of the Officers or the Metropolitan feuards. The regular monthly meeting of the Metropolitan Guards was held last night In their armory at the corner of Delaware and Fourth streets, and the military officers were elected to command the company during the ensuing six months. Captain Stevens was unanimously reelected He hss been an efficient commanding officer and fully deserves the compliment bestowed upon him. Mr a. L.

Smith one of the best drilled members of the company was elected First LieuiensnU Mr. J. Nteubaus was unanimously elected second lieutenant and will make an ex- S.tTlwfmf enthusiastically re Suy deracn rat ivo pads. The mot wodderful and effectoal curative agents extant are the "Snyder's Curatlv Pais." The more honest and well informed physicians of every echoo are advtine their patient to use none but "Snyder's Pad" and In the laTger cities the authorities buy tbem in iarae quautittes to supply the hospitals and distribute among tbe poor. They are sold by druggtsis everywhere.

No late news trom the Ute country talked of at the Fort yesterday. FSavn's Mission on Earth. A thorough medical treatise, indicating how confirmed disabilities m-y be removed. The experience of 20 years' stuly, observation and prolesslonal prat Ice, showing the agencies that will insure restored manhood, strengthened vitality, and sound condition of health, that have been Impaired by overtaxed powers. A statement of obstacle to marlage and of the meln by which they can be removed.

By mala, 25c currency or postage sumps. Address Sec'y Must una Anatomy and 6th N. Y. raesthunaaatAw Druggists in au tue el.