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PETITION. O.
T0'As 9otsrs Of Lyon COuaty and Of tie
PETITION.

PETITION. o.
T0'As} o0ters Of Lyon COuaty and Of tie
a. State Of Ransas: ,.-,,, -
We. the undersigned. women of Empo-
ria aud viciuity. aged tweuty-One years
and upwarde, earnestly, and respectfully
request you 10 besl0w upon US the right
of suffrage. 1Azo JlfG1
We believe that this request. is based
upon the eternal principles of justice AID
right, such principles as are embodied in
Magma Charter ard your Declaration OF
independence. We are unable to con
ceiye of any argument in favor of suff age
for msU, which does not apply to women
with equal force.
We feel that we need the ballot. We
need the larger range of ideas and respon :
abilities which it wall bring 10 us. We
need a wider variety of rsmuneralive EN-
ploymenrs, and uli access to the means of
education and advancement which are
open 10 you. We know OF Bozothsr way
IN which such results can be obtained
We feel that our influence is needed in
politics. All over the land corrupt and
selfish men are engaged in making aud
administering the laws. We see vice
and ihtemPerauee every where fostered
If allowed to participate in the Local and
National governments. we pledge our
selves to.exert our inhueecs ia behalf of
purity. temperance and justice.
We ask you to lay side all prejudice,
to consider our request calmly, dispas-
siona;ely, and righ'eously, and to woe
upon this question in accordance wiz
your highest convictions of justice and
truth.
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SHERLFF1S SHE

10y virtue of an order of sale is
ID sued out of the District Court for Dougla
county. Kansas, and TO me diree ed, will of.
Ter for sale at public auction at the court house
door in the town of EmpO' ia, in Lyon county
On Saturday, August ITCh, 1857,
at o'clock p m Of said day. the following
described real esta,e,lft ito wit: Lot No "a on Me
chanics street. in th e town of Emporis. IL
Lyon county Kansas, to be sold as the property
of Arthur A. Spicer to satisfy judgment il
favor of G. W. Sibert d Co
Dated this tn day of july, 1867.
1882 A. R. BANCROFT, Sheriff
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Legal Advertisements.
NnMca.


q n. MORGAN, Of the S.sta ~ As;..o-.;
~ Will take notice that William Nsrv and
aaron ron haas did, on the 5th day of july, 1861
ne their petiutIon in the Clerks Office Of the
h; issrlet Court Of Lyon county Kansas, against
= '',' SSeSs,Ang forth thst The said 8. NJ Morgan
= tnoeoted 10 them On "a certain promissorg
. note made and delivered by the sa;S = ~
morgan TO I Re said Wiliiari Earx ana - :,
Haas, on the lIth day of AUGUST. A n -ISce
auu ua1e9 on mat day, whereby be promised
70 ply 70 saiu Marx and Haas the sum of
$500 ", with interest at ten Ter qeatz. tl,et =.
said note are credits. one died March 1etb
1907 OF sos gu, and one dated June lst 1851
Of Sl6I 81 that said tote is due and To,,s bls
and is stIli unpaid in whole or in part STc,.D,
as herein before stated that the said s. M MOI
gan IS indebted in a further sum OF 500, on
certain other promissOty note made and de
i'Vered by the said d. Morgan. on the 10 1
day OF March. 1867. and dated on that day L
the said MarXnnd Haas, whereby he promis
ed to pay TO the said Marx and Haas on or be
tore ely lst, 1861, the said sum of S6i0, will
Interest at per cent from said date; that tn
said same is now due and payable, a. d the sun
/ is wholly unpaid that there is now Justly du
IRON he said NJ. Morgan to the said Marl
and Hans, on the one pronissory note tbi
sum OF 1851 90 with interest thereon at 10 Der
cent per annum from and af.er August 18th
1866, xe p the said credit of $50 SO of Marcel
I9 1867 and the further creditof SI67. 81 of Jun
LIST, 1861, and on the other promissory not
the sum Of s 40 with interest thereon at 7 pc
cent from and af,er March 10Th. 1867, an
asking Judgment for said sums and costs, ant
that an order Of attachment has been ISSUED
against the said s ID Morgan, and lots Z, &, 9
10, / and ~ i'll block IL, In thu town of Hart
lord in Lyon county, Kansas, have been at
iached 10 satisfy said debt; that the said s. II
Morgan must answer said petition on or be
fore The - day Of September 1867. or The same
will be taken as true and Judgment rendere
accordingly. HUNT & GILLETT
2e-33 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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In our columns 20 day, will be found the adj
ver'isement of Geo. Leis. Druggist aud Chem
let, at Lawrence. His medicines have obtained
wide and deservedly popular reputation.
Mr.. Leis is one Of the most thorough young
business men in the State, aud we know of
none more deserving of success, His medi
cines may be found at Bates & Co.'S We adj
wise our people to give them qial. Read his
q Il vertisemant
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NOTICE IS hereby given that let era Of adj
IN mJn'rtIation upon the estate Ct Duncan
Campbell deceased, have been granted 10 me
By the Probate Court At Lyon county, bearing
dat the lst day Of July 1861. ali persoBs
having claims Bgains, said estate are required
10 exhibit tht IA 10 me for alloR wIthiu one
ear frdn.stle date Of said kttsfs, or they mfry
be prectuded from any ben, n If such esiat-s
and If sad claims be not exhibited " IA IN
three yearssfr,ul he date of said letters, IN e.
Will b. forever barred. a
IT, MAS CAMPBELL
1873 Admr Duncan CampD-'ll dec d.
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-DfEHun

In EmFeriat MoRday.r July 2eth,, 1867,
EMILY BRYANT. wife Of Thomas BryaEt.
Of this place, aged nearly seventy zone years. i
Mother Bryant had BEN, for forty years q
member Of them E Church, and isithfui and
upright christian. She was telo4aa by a large
circle Of friends Her fOnvraii rock place At
the u. z, Church on Tpesday. an Impressive
sermon being preached BY the pastor. Mr. AG..es.
BUrne5 hshe has gone e heFlobg rest. with
A,spre prospect NfstsEnall happiness, go q
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.ExPLANAr RE NaTE.

FRIEND STOTLER:-As the impression
has prevailed TO eame extent that the wo-
men who really wish TO vote are m q
helpless minority, and gentlemen have
time and again assured Us that if the Wo-
meD-of Kansas would ask for suffrage it
would be grained ltheta, it has been
thought advisable,to present a petition
asking for suffrsgestO every wOm4n in
town.
have hsd-tbe pleasure of presenting
this petition 10 nearly all of the ladies' Of
Emporla in person. q
Out of the one hundred and nine
isdies tOawhom the petition was preseh-
ted. Onls twenty nine refused to sign ii
and most Of inese on the ground of indiff
srsnce rather than opposition.
Had the signatures of young ladies from
se ,enteen to twenty one been admissible
he proportion in favor Of suffrage would
hha4d beealsliii grss,st,h ICIJ -
1 tbiuk-the- result will convince yor
and, eyery ,Fand;d man, thai the woman d,
want 10 VOTE - st-=-k sfo2
We respectfully solicit your infusuc
10 favor OF this movement.
: lGsbshalf Of tss ladies. truly yoursea
AlHsT JssH. s. 9t97 4
Z
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. Valuable Property for Sale
/. ! a.I-zL AT Neosho. Rapids.

r offer fol. sale. az r4asonabie terms. bal. an
juasr-sl in hezW alse-aad Steam saw and
l5riss Msll az EsoshO RApids. by8n eoGatys and
thritY-seyen and q half acres of Land ad
jolniag the mill lot and the town.
6zf II. II. BAKER.
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Adopted BY the Senate, Jan. il, 1867.
81 ~ - ALExA Il BANRs
Houss Concurrent .RssoIuti9n. 30. Is.

house concurrent fSoSOluIIDu Z
Pr, D. sing amen dmenL TO the Goas iitulioI q
Resolved 81 the h use OF REPRESENTATIVES, of
the State oil Kansas, the Senate eoacurr, ny:
Thai the proposition 10 ct ke~ the gdrd
"mals' Iryin cLsOn one, Of argeis i've, Of SiIe
constitution Of the State Is Hereby submitIe d
TO The ele tors of the State for Ratification or
rejection, IN compliance vi n section Gus, ar
ueIe curt en-, u t Il Constitution
That es.en ectoF shall be enrirled to vote q
written or PrjhteI ballot, containing The words
For sirikIDg the word male from section one
Ut artcisfive Of the @ .nstitu:iOn,' or. gal1si
stFIkIng the word nlale rom section one vi ar
ticle d Es u tie ConstItu lou
That said election shall be CONDUCTED in all
resPyets IN comp iiaLce with the Provisions o
the Constil utien aud general ELECTION laws y
tbs State.
Adopted by the House Of Representatives
FsP. - 1851 'erF 4 A tS,1f al.rE
- cOpeurrsd in blythe Senate. FEB -. lss67.
TO- 80 80 "a e BASIS Secretary
Stat ct Kansas, Office O 5 crsLaJy d STAT.
1OFEKA. July Is. 1874,
+ I, r A. Barker, Secr.tEfy of sJAbe, do. acre
by certify that tilsAGOregOI g is TTus and cor
get Spy f :hs esnsprFent y resoluuon now DC
/ In testie1ouys whereof have hereustV sab
- - sseEsbsd my name and af6Kgd the gEss
| sEss8L fseEl Of she StaEs5the day and year las
- ~ above written. Il. "A. BARKER. =
liza 81. 1SscFstsFY OF State
Z, aS=-sS-s -@==,Jz. = - --8ss
seas Ia 5ss7es 49, - 30
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Waskey. Hurst & Co. announces an
auction of the remainder of their goods
in this paper. to commence Thursday
nex'. There's chance to carry off bar
cans.
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Rev. J. b. Taylor. of Waterloo. has
been appointed agent for the sale of tie
American Cane Machinery, in Lyon
county. Those interested will read his
adve rise msnt
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F. &. Hunt brought US basket full of
vegetables this week which were very
uice and acceptable, and for which we
thank him.
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ORR FIRST DIN.

To oil Of you that wanted not credit. but a
email favor, by letting you have little coffee,
tobacco or something else. until next Saturday,
two weeks. and probably some for thirty days,
that your ow time has been up from week
to six months, and if. by such favors. we have
to lose much money and SO many customers.
you must OF feel angry if We employ some
one 10 help us collect such accounts.
G. ", FREDERICK CO.
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NfAKRIED

In Hartford, July 4.h, 1901, BY the Rev /,
E.,AIeGinnis,1J Ohm a. CHURCHEL, Of Bur
lingame. osags county. TO Nc. ii. 2. WIG
GIN. of Hartford, Lyon county Kansas.
On the 25th Of July at residenes OF the bride 3
father. by Judge Thomas, ~. H.ALLEN and
Miss MARTHA A. KIDDER, both Of Builder
county, Kansas.
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All legal ADVERTISEMENTS 20 cents Per line
70 hr Insertion and cents each 6s=qssn Insertion
One coIuun on year ninety dolaTsi ak months fifty
dollars: three months dirty dollars. H4f seiumn
yar tfty dsilara. 81 months thirty dollars threeTaops
twenty dollars Cater year. twenty-five dol
lars: ixoaths hftcrn three months. dollars
Eighth eoluma one year fifteen aoals six months egh
dollars: three nouns. I'VE dollar. al p 81 .---
Business Cards Of lines less Per line Tsr year.
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STRAYED

A BOUT the fret of May from the subscriber,
~ one small American brown or black mare
with a large round star in the forehea5
one large 3 year old sorrel mare; one
large two years old bay mare, with star in the
forehead. similar in shape to a new moon one
Chestnut horse colt two years old, Quarter pony
8 i'm tie hair on tre end of the tail cut Of
square, eLsoriel mare +,oaey. about six years
old. When she left her name braided
and WAS branded on the left thigh apparently
with S. %. aRd, sucking sHrFel mare col, with
her -Atso. one black cOg about eight years
old, dry when she left, but may now have q
cali. Whoever will return said stock or give
,infaFmation where they may bs found, shall e
-uirsblo re4aAILd. 1Ths,four first named colts
were seen last OIL the road from Emporia to
Burlington. W. a. Ella.
s4nFvria, .Jply. 40 1867, 29-3Isr
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tice.

- ANUEL '. BURT. of parts unknown, is
- notified that Eliza Ann Burt did, on the
18th cay of July, 1867. file her petition in the
flee of the District Clerk for Lion county,
and State Of Kansas. charging the said Samu
Il V. Burt with adultery with one Mrs. Eleanor
Walker, and asking that she may be divorced
from the said Samuel V. Burt, which petition
will stand for hearing at the next term Of said
court W. I. GALLIHERs
Attorney for Eliza Ann Burt
July 18th, 1867. 1888
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FRESH LIME,

keep constantly on hand good article of
lime, which l sell at 25 cents per bu-hel.
-r- GEORGE PLUMB.
Z a mile east Of Emp,ria, north side Of Neosho.
81 1T
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Rev. s. E MacBurney will preach on.
Female Suffrage at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening.
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Notice.

T ARKIN NEWTON, Of Iowa, viii take no.
IL iice that H s. Sleeper dill on the gid
day of June, 1857, file. in the Office 9th Clerk
IF the District Court of Glaze county, Kansas
his petition against him and NJ B Jacobs and
John F. Newton, setting forth that the said
NJ. B. Jacobs is indebted to the said H. s
Sleeper on JUDGMENT obtain ed against him
in the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, in the sum of 1923 81 and S22 25 costs,
and that the said N. B Jacobs is the owner OF
the southwest quarter of section IL, town 10,
range 8, in Chase county, Kansas, but that the
legal title to said premises is in said Larkin
Newton or in the said John F. Newton, and
,raying that the said Larkin Newton and J oh n
Newton, or either of them, may be deereed
to held the title to said premises merely as
trustees for the use and benefit of the said NJ.
B. Jacobs, aud subj ect to the BITS of said NJ.
b. J'eobs. and that the same may be sold in
satisfaction of saId judgment above ct forth.
arr required to answer said petition on or be-
fore the 30th day of August 1867.
RUGGLES 4 BROWN,
263l Attorneys for H S. Sleeper.
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CREDITORS and other persons intereste
Ell jim the estate Of r. D Ba-s-tt, late Of Lyoa
county, deceased, notified that | intend
making final settle nent of said est1e ut the
special term of The Probate Court of sIid coun-
-FfsSj 70 be held at Empuria, the first Monday
a d Sptern Der. A ID. 1867. J. II HUNT,
Admins ra tor.
Emporia. Kan. Aug 2 1851. 3i-4
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Fresh Lemons can be had at John Nor
rs Restaurant.
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FOR SALE.
Final SnttlAmAnt.

.gs A Bay Mare Pony. Inquire of
.r T.B MURDOCH.
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Emporlu Nan aug 4 1901. ol-f
cRyOu, the Kansas State journal, May so, 1862
Lawrence promises alsoato become the med
icine manufuetory-and drug emporium of the
State. Already the medicines of B ". Wool
ward, which have obtained meritagioutly such
great local celebrity. are being ordered by The
gross from druggists in St. Louis, Chicago,
New York and other Eastern towns Collins
Bros =, and other Wholesale druggists of St,
Louis have lately ordered large supply of
Wood wards eelebrated Blackberry Syrup.
This medicine is becoming great favoEite in
the West, and only needs to be introduced to
become a general favorite with the public. B.
W Woodward also compounds the celebrated
Elixir Calisaya Bark and Iron. This medi-
cine is highly recommended by the best rhys-
ieinus Of our city and the country generally.
lis merits pretty generally known, and
purchasers will be glad to learI that SIR Wood
ward compounds and prepares it with special
care. and really makes m,re desirable article
than can be found elsewhere.
From Hon. W. w. H. Laurence, late Sec. Of State.
w During the summer and fall of 1859 1
troubled with Ague and Fever in its most
horrid forms. For months this disease fingered
about me, assuming almost eve shape, both
regular and irregular common and uncommon.
To arrest it l made use of the common reme-
dy-qurine-n a most faithful manner but to
no effect. also used, diligently numerous
other medicines, snid to be "Ague Cures" In
fact tried almost everything could ink or
hear of, but all to purpose. And ''der
nier resort" sent to B. W. Wood ward, of
Lawrence. for package of his AGUE CURE,
and it is but justice TO him and the medicine
he sent me, to say that since commenced tax
ing it'll have had but one very slight chill
and that was the next day after got the med
icins. used one bottle Ague Cure and part
OF another. and bottle of his Tonic. Ny
health improved rapidly. and to-day am en-
jOying better health than before for years.
= .-f .r.-E w. W. H. LAWRENCE.
"Time at last brings all things even The
worthless and I'M urious alcoholic preparations
for the hair-Ambrosias, Ambolines, &c.-
have had their brief day of popularity aud
now echo answers, where are they2" The
public having thoroughly tested them, have
pronounced them worthless, and turned to the
rec Z use Of that sterling preparation. "Germania
Hair Remover" which not only supplies the
place Of hair dressing. but likewise prevents
the hair from falling off. and restores it when
prematurely blanched. back to its original
color. Hundreds Of certificates attest this
Buy bottle and try it.
All the abeve Medicines for sale by MOORE
WEAVER, and NJ. h. BATES CO, EN-
PoriG Kansas.
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2 GHEEP FOR SALEr
u. p. u. w. S. e

4 meeting 6f the Board Of Directors of the
~ Union Pacific Rail- way, Southern Branch
Contrary. viii be- held Mt Empurfa ON Thurs
day the 22d day Of August next. at one o'cI, OK
p. m, N. S. GOSS, President.
P. B. MAxsoS, Secretary p F.l' - so "a
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The Emporia News.
ISSTRD EVERY FRIDAY
Rntes or Adrerlising:

In the News Building, Emporia, Kansas, at
TWO DOLLARS "a EBAF-
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Fraker & GilleIt want money. See
their dun.
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GEO. LEES
'a Zfi CELEBRATES eT
CONDITION P0WDERN

The lest and safest Horse and Cattle Medi-
cine known for the cure Of The various diseases
To which Horses, and Cattle are subject, being
compounded Chiefly fran Herbs and Roots
They purify the blood and render the skin soft
fine and glossy. Leis Powders is the only
Medicine known for the cure OF Heaves among
Horses, whieh-anpu1lly destroys so many val
liable animals. HOGS will iaitsn twice as
speedily, and be kept free from all disea ses,
by the use of Leis' Powders
n. B.-For Scratches. Sores, Ulcers, De,
among Horses, there is nothing equal to Lris'
Chemical Healing Save Apply as directed /;
use in connection with Powders
w hOlesale = gents.
MEYER. BRO n co, st. Louis.
COLLINS BROS 80 q
FULLER, FINCH d FULLER, Chicago:
McKlSSON d ROBBINS, Importers, N Y.
NJ. H. BATES d CO, Emporia
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JULES JARED,N
EMAIL De PARIS. !"
The New Beautifler Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies'
This secret ii t~ausi,ins the skin being known only
70 Aesars. Jared Rene they hosoraby state that |,
differs fire. e,he, preparations Il gives TO the moot
harsh and frchisd skin both the texture and s,or Of
polished livery. removing all dseolorAtons whsh.r ap
pssrng .. frecsits tsn, morphew moth or blsck worm
speeks and especially successful In tu, IN.
nAfks lsh BY ths SMALL POI.
The ss~nss Of 'LEnail DE- p.ris' moot eovSdect,v
submit 70 the public the earnest of ,.cs
distlngaishs ladies ~
Slgnora Ristori, Mile Felicita Vestyali. Mise
Maggie MITCHELL Mrs. D. p. Bowers. Lu.
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Ruahton, Monte De
Marguerities. Miss Agnes Perry,
ana many oshs, whoss high stasns In the pros..,op
gives ttamp oftruhfuinsss their ntsllle,ns ara
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The Beautiful Lnciils Western says
II md that tAs kma rroAuees al q. h,,f,,.r, =,
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A HoAx-There came q properly signed
document some days ago, giving 3 min ute
account Of the purported suicide at Ltch-
field, Illinois, Of Dr. A. S. Robinson, form err
ly of Pela. in this State. There was cbn-
siderable CANNON about the account, but -
it seemed to come straight enough We pub
lished it. II seems that DIR. Robinson, didn't
go off in the tragic manner stated that in
fact he didn't 20 of at ALL The Register
publishes this note from the editor of the
Litch6e1d ksrs, in answer to note Of in.
quiry.
LIrcBrIxIp, H., Jan. IL, 1881.
Nh. J. Ii. BETTER Dear Sir: Yours
Of Janr 7,h is at hand. There has been no
such man rs DR.. A. s. Robinson in Lisch>
field, and no suicide committed in the City.
Your presumption that the thing was b pax
ia doubtless correct.
Fraternaily yours,
Z. ]. ALEXANDER,
Editor Ne,cs
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A Pooh creature from the County House
was picked up by policeman yesterday in .
beastly state Of intoxica,ion. The officer
had to call drsy to his assistance in order
20 get the fellow creature to the calsboose.
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Two young men we're before the Recorder
yesterday for behaving badly at the Exchange
street Church on Sunday evening. We did
not learn what the Recorder did in the prem
ises, but hope he gave the fellows the full ex
tent of the law