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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

UNLESS you WANT TO BUY THE BEST
COPPER LIGHTNING ROD EVER IN USE.
Just offered, and for the first time in
this vicinity of country, the best Cop
per Lightning Rod ever sold in Kan
sas. We challenge any man to bring
an equal, either in conducting capac-
ity, strength, durability or beauty,
The joints arc so perfectly formed that
it is equal to continuous rod. 1t has
three times more weight of pure cop
per, to each foot in length, than the
Star Copper Rod. This rod is placed
on your building with glass insulators,
unless otherwise desired; and as the
citizens of Emporia and surrounding
country have been eanyassed in the
interest of copper rods, we feel justi-
fed in saying thar you have never
seen its equal. Can bring the highest
scientific authority to substantiate
what we claim for this rod in more
points than enc. Our agents will So
licit your orders, which will be filed
with promptness and in as workman
like manner as by any other company
in the State. BAKER 81 BROTHER.
The agent can be found ut the Buck
eye house. 1923
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

An UNFAILING CURE FOR CHILLs.
DIR, Wilhoft's Great Anti-Periodic.-It
cures promptly all malarial fevers,
enlarged spleen, hypertrophied liver,
arrangement of the chylopoietic Wis
cera, congestion of the portal circula-
ton, relieves atony of the sympathetic
ganglia and invigorates the entire
system. tbs safer than a consultation
of quacks. 1t can be relied on when
the doctor lives a long distance off and
rides a broken-winded horse. 1t can
be relied on when doctors disagree and
when they often agree to disagree. 1t
can be relied on when all other friends
fail you, and when all other means
have failed, and there seems none to
help. The Antl-Periodic never fails,
and is more to be desired than riches.
1t contains no arsenic, strychnine or
other poison.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

Por HUNrERss-We understand that
the spot hunters" are slaughtering the
young prairie chickens daily, with Inn
punity, against the law and decency.
They ought to be prosecuted in every
Instance. The law prohibiting the
killing of game does not expire until
August fist Tbs penalty for each
and every bird killed Il three ddlars.
The birds on August frat will scarcely
be large enough to be palatable, be-
ing three to four weeks later than 9Th
er seasons. They are not 1T to eat at
the present time, and no true sports
man would disgrace himself by violat-
ing the game law, and shoot the birds
out Of season. None but q lew spot
hunter'' will do 1t. Prosecute him.
- e5sarg-F- ftte FFAEF
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HARTFORD.


We still look and see, and live and
learn.
Something that will pay at Hart
ford: A good tin shop and hardware
store, and another blacksmith shop.
The town company will give a
business lot to any person who will
put up business house.
The town company, at their last
meeting, took steps toward moving
the NJ. X. & T. railroad depot up in
town.
Miss F. E. Love, formerly of Hum
boldt, has opened picture gallery,
and has the praise of doing good
work.
You will find plenty of good ice at
d. X. Harden's restaurant; meat mar
ker next door.
Ripe peaches and apples in mar
ket from NJ. L. Harden's fruit farm.
The celebration on the Fourth, at
this place, was quiet and pleasant
affair.
Cash paid for good dairy COWS.
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Doc DAXs.-It Is announced by
fond mothers who don't. want their
dutiful urchins to 20 swimming that
the dog days are here. According to
an old Roman Superstition, they began
last Friday. The wise men of Rome
conceived that the pre-eminent warmth
Of this season, and the diseases and
other calamities. downing from il, was
somehow connected with the rising and
setting Of the star Canicula-the little
dog-in coincidence with the sun.
They accordingly conferred the name
OF "dog days" on the period between
the l2th OF July and the 11th OF Au-
gust. Horace (not Horace Greeley,
but somewhat noted Roman scribe)
makes allusion to this In b Is address 20
the Blanduslan fountain
1'To 1isgrantis atrox bora CaniculH
Nerscit tangere."
The utter baselessness Of the Roman
superstition has been wen shown by
the ordinary process OF nature, foI
Canlcnla does rot now rise In coInei-
dence with the sun IIll the latter end
Of August, while, of course, the dayI
between the 12th OF July and 1lth q
Angnst, are what they have ever been
~ :. . i {. e
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NEoSHO RAPIDS.


Ancient history tells Us that the de-
serters from the Jewish army swallow
ed their gold before deserving. After
they were In the power OF their enc
mics the secret was disclosed, and they
were compelled to disgorge. 1000
who refused, were ripped open alive.
in one night, and the Romans appro-
priated the "flthy luere" to their own
use. How e it, brother Democrats,
have you not swallowed your life long
and most sacred principles? Are you
not deserving the time-honored prin-
eiples Of the Democratic party? and
are you not going into the camp of the
enemy? When once safely in their
power, won't there be some physicing
and ripping done? Oh no, guess not,
Horace, you know, is a doctor, and he
knows just how to clean you out. 1t
is refreshing to hear their curses and
bitter apathemias turned so suddenly
into praise and alteration of Horace
Greeley. 1t is deverting to hear them
CACCltOa1CCE AOE IL w. OCC1uSC uC QOQ
drink. when it Is well known that in
every national and State election TOR
the last twenty-five years whisky has
been their strongest plank, and best
knock down argument. It Il astonISh-
ing to hear then frankly acknowledge
that 1t Is not principle, Greeley, OF
anything else that causes them to vote
the Cincinnati ticket, but Anything-
to-beat-Grant-" That's it; now we
have it. Well, gentlemen, Grant ha.
never been badly beat yet. And ]
think many of You have tried him witt
lead and iron bullets, without success
So come ahead with your paper bal.
lots. Rally round General Greeley
He is q valiant captain. He neyel
proposed surrender In the late re,
belIion more than two or three times
And We ali know that out of only
dozen or two races for office he sue
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

seTHREE YEARS IN A MAN TRAP."-
We have before rs a beautifully print
ed and elegantly bound book of three
hundred and sixty four pages under
the above title. Il is a companion
book Of 9eTen Nights IN q Bar Room
and L. written in T. S. Arthur's best
and ablest manner. It even surpasses
his former great work in fidelity 70
nature, power OF portrayal and intense
interest. Thousands have read it and
have shed tears over Its sad truths, and
faithful dellHeatsons OF Che evils of In
temperance. This book is destined to
do . good work. Everybody should
read f. The price Is .. Joseph
WoodroHe IL now canvassing In this
city Cor subscribers to the work. he
has 3 supply OF copies with him and
IL prepared 10 deliver them az once
The work Is gotten up by the Queen
City Rnbilshlng Co.. Of Cincinnati, IN
the best style.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

The use of Leis' condition powder is
every day on the increase. They are
known to be far superior to all others
now in use, for the diseases which
they are recommended. Besides, they
are known to be Kansas discovery,
and adapted to this climate. The
numerous testimonials from Promi-
nent farmers and livery men, and his
extensive establishment for preparing
and getting them ready for market is
sufficient evidence that they are an
article of great value. Farmers should
bear in mind that the health of their
animals is worth preserving, and
Leis' Condition Powder is the article
to use.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

REPUBLICAN MKKTINGs.-J. Jay
Buck, A. p. Stewart and C. B. Bachel-
Ter addressed well attended Republi-
can meetings at Hartford Monday af-
ternoon, and at NeoshO Rapids Mon
day night. The feeling ut these two
places toward the Republican nomi-
nces Is good, and Liberals are scarce.
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CENTER TOWNSHIP.

The late rains have. been very reyiv-
ing and everything is wearing bright
er face.
Vegetation looks gay with life.
The cornfields promise an abundance,
though little late.
The Fourth of July, day We love
to think of, was duly celebrated. 1t
was pleasant occasion with US. In
the GOODNESS of the shades of the far
spreading elm trees, near the farm of
C.. C. Faren, were seen our national
flag floating on the air. These colors
borne at the head of half a dozen Sab
bath schools, were beautiful. The
procession of the several schools, led
by the choir, as they sang the songs of
freedom, was all spirit and patriotism.
Our r. NJ. Clark, marshal of the day,
did honor to the day. The meeting
was called to order by the chairman,
Mr.. Chamlin. Prayer was offered by
Rev. VIM. Stewart. Following was
some sweet singing by the choir.
Then came the feast. The display of
the fruits of Kansas soil was fine.
The dinner was heartily devoured
amid feelings of gratitude. After din
nsr the chairman announced an ora
ton by Judge Peyton, of Emporia.
The address was sound, right to the
mark, eloquent and patriotic. Judge
Cunningham followed. he is live
man, and is interested in the nations
welfare. He talks to children and
parents in a manner that binds both to
him. The several schools were all in
nice order and behaved wen. We be-
lieve the superintendent and teachers
of the Sabbath schools are in the line
of duty. The assembly dismissed and
returned in order. Bad men nor bad
whisky did not show their faces that
day. The Eagle creek folks did their
part. Hope to meet such an audience
on every 4th of July 1 pass through
here. - j. L. D. w.
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AMERICUS.

Hon. George A. Reynolds, of Par
sons, was in town last Saturday on
business connected with the NIX. &
T. railroad.
N. II. Coop has gone into the pat
ent churn business.
William Grimsley threshed sixty
five acres of spring wheat last week,
that yielded about fifteen bushels per
acre.
The settlers on homesteads in the
edge of Chase county, west of the
Neosho, apper to be having a hard row
to hoe. Most of them started out with
but little means, and have spent all
that in improvements. Their crops
this season are not very good, and the
prospective low prices they will realize
for them makes many of the people
discouraged. At least that is the way
some of them talked to us last week.
"A. w. Hinehman and S. w. Briggs,
from Maryville, No., have established
their headquarters in this place for
buying cattle. They have bought up
about 1886 head of three and four year
old steers in this vicinity this season so
far, and have paid out about $4,000 in
cash to parties living in this county.
They will keep these steers here on
grass till September, when they will
drive them to Missouri and tatten them
there. These gentlemen are old hands
in the cattle business, and make it go
every time. 1t is matter of consider
able importance to this community
that they have these men located here,
for they will scatter good deal of
money in our midst.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

CuRRKNcY.-The Emporia Nation
al bank has received its currency.
"EmpOriA' stands out prominently on
the faco OF the bills. We saw presi-
dent Heritage and cashier Perley
signing the bulls on Wednesday, and
soon they will be afioat. We wanted
to take bushel or two and put 1t In
circulation, but they conld not see 1t.
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AN INTERESTING WORK.

s.THE MORMON WIFE," or Among the
Polygamists of Utah. 175 llustra-
tions. 500 printed pages, bound in
fine English cloth, $3.50; with full
gilt covers and sprinkled. edges, 80.
VALLEY Publishing Co.. 81 Louis,
No.
The above briefly describes this
work. 1t claims 20 b . most COM
plete expose Of Mormon religion and
morality, and immortality. The an-
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years the wife Of aSMorInon elder.
She has seen the inner workings oil
Mormonism, its lust, hypocrisy, and
stolid cruelty, and she portrays in plain
language her own terrible experience
The book will produce q great sensa-
ton. The agency for this section j;
held by T. II. Holt, Of Hartford, who
Is now canvassIng for subscriptions
and has already secured q large list
The price Is quite moderate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

The best and oldest family medicine
of the State is Leis Vegetable Catharic
Pills, adapted for this climate, for dys-
pepsia, constipation debility, sick
headache, bilious attacks and all de-
rangement of the liver, stomach and
bowels. The formula of these pills
will be sent to any regular practicing
physicians desiring the same. Ask
your druggists for these pills. Be-
ware of imitation. n26m6.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

CRANDALL, CRowNER s. Co.-Here-
after will be found first door east of
the Buckeye House, ON Fifth avenue,
and they are prepared to do everything
in the line OF Blacksmithing. Special
attention paid to the shooting of horses
that have unsound feet. ian1-Gm
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. Funkhouser has accepted our
challenge at.any time or place. We are
ready. Mr.. F. docs not deny the fact
but what we have more pure metal to
every foot in length in cur rod. Any
one that has seen the two lightning
rods together must admit ours the
most perfect, and by far the strongest
conductor.
The following is from Prof. Jos.
Henry, of Smithsonian Institute, at
Washington, the best authority in this
country, will explain this question of
surface and the relative conducting
capacity of lightning rods: Electric
ity tends to pass at the surface; but it
does not follow from this that every
increase of surface, the quantity OF
metal being the same, will tend to di-
minish the resistance eff the conductor
to the passage of discharge. From
an imperfect view of the subject many
persons have supposed that merely
JtatteniHg the rod, and thus increasing
the surface, would tend to increase the
conducting power; but it is certain,
from principles of repulsion, that in
diminishing the distance between the
two. fiat surfaces, we increase the re-
pulsion between the atoms, and thus
though the surface is increased by flat
tening a round bar, the conduction i:
diminished, and greater intensity i;
given to the electricity at the edges
tending to increase the lateral escape
of the fluid. Further, there is NJ
known law of electricity which would
lead us TO suppose that by removing
the metal from the inside of rod, W.
increase its conducting capacity. Or
the contrary, when the charge is very
great, it penetrates through the entir,
mass BAKER & BROTHER.
2oW1
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REPUBLIcAN MEETINGS.
Gran. Clubs to be Organised.

Meetings for the organization O
Grant and WILSON Clubs viii be HEX
as follows:
,Ames4cus. Tuesday, July Esd, at
p. m s..,,t. r.,
p. m.
NeOshO Rapids, Thursday, July 25th
8 SPIN.
Welsh school house, on Dry creek
Friday, a4ly ,26th, at3p. m.r nif,rfp
b En6ferss i school hoass, Saturday
July 9th, at 8 p. m.
/, !, aFt ford Saturday, July 9th, at :
n some NO of e5e following apeSkE
VIII Be present af the above meetings
EsB. sReytsDsGsFV. Eskridge, ]. ].
Wright, j. Jay Buck, E r. Bancroft,
F. &'Hunt, "a. p Stewart, VIM. Jay,
p. 8: Waterbury, Almerin Gillett, E.
w. Cunningham, C. B, Bachelier, ;.
P. PinkerGon, Henry Wright A. d.
Chambers, W. II. Skinner.
{ Members of Central Committee
and Republicans in each locality
pemed VIII. make all necessary ar
rangenlruts for the meetings.
0thef meet ings will be announced
matt week. 80
q We urge RepublIeansto enroll them
solves as members of clubs and be ac-
tive 10 pushing forward the good
cause. 1assrsg s''lllgls ~
By order of the Republican Central
Committee.
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GRANT AND WILSON CLUB.-The
Republicans OF EmpOria and vicinity
will meet tonight at the court house
to organize Grant and Wilson Club.
The call rs published elsewhere. There
ought to be i've or six hundred mem
bers. An opportunity will be given
tonight for all who desire TO enroll
their names. Amer business there
will be some speaking. G@Il4
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= Several good substantial men have
lately located here from eastern States,
and we hear of others soon to come.
The rush is not so great as Last year
and the year before, but those who
are coming now are permanent. Not
withstanding' the dizziness of the times
we see many strange faces on the
streets. .sse 4.,.ss -,s ss34.
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NOTICE TO FARMERs AND DEALERS.
e. Epstein s Co. are prepared for
the wool season and are ready to buy
any quantity that is brought to them.
They will pay the highest market
price, in cash, for all classes of wool.
Farmers and dealers give them a call.
z. EPSTEIN Sc Co..,
136 Commercial Street.
B. T. Wright's old stand.
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READ THIs.-The best breads, pies
and cakes can be had at all times at
the City Bakery. Plain or ornamen-
tai cakes will be made on short notice.
Give us call. G. EMERSON,
27-tf Proprietor
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A PRooF.-Nothing is better proof
of the excellence of an article than the
frequent limitations oft. These coun-
terfeits are the universal tribute which
worthlessness pays to merit. The
sterling worth and popularity of the
Charter Oak Stove is attested by this
standard. Sold by Bruner &c McMur-
trio
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

We received call this week from
Samuel Van Gundy, Esq, of Indepen-
dencc, Montgomery county. He Is
the treasurer OF that county, and in
forms US that the Grceleyitcs are very
much mistaken In counting MontgOm-
cry for their side. 1t viii give a good
majority for Grant. tLfssEk =,
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CLoTHEs.-Sargent Is selling his
goods "dawgoned" cheap. You cannot
only get them cheap but you don't
have to run all over town to ind your
friends to zee II they flt. You know
your friends. We don't know your
friends. But give Lee trial, and
you Will be surprised at his low
figures.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

The following letters are held for
postage In this pOstofflce:
Internal Revenue Collector, Topeka,
Kansas.
Feagan, c. R., Florence, Kan. We
Hart, o. Y, 5edgwick, Kan. n
lancaster, Mrs. Loretta, Capioma,
Kansas.
Parsons, Isaac, Lcyden, N. Y. ~.
Warning, Leonard W., Williams
burgh, Kansas.
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Great excitement at Lehnhard's sign
of the Red Boot. He is paying $3.50
for No. l mink skins, 1Sc: for dry
hides, raeoon skins Co.,, skunks 20 to
Use. Bring them along and get the
CASH. Boots, shoes, hats and caps at a
great discount. feb23-tt
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Uncle Henry says that "any colored
man who votes for Greeley ought TO
have one good, blessed whoopin'-just
such as dey used to git when Horace's
friend JEFF run things"
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n. RORToN.
Real Estate Agent.

News Block, Emporia, Kansas,
Ofiers for sale the following lots:
West street-60, SO, 70, 80, e, 81, sc, 1O2,
log, 100, lbs, 100, 136, 13S, 146.
Rural street-36, S.. 81, ~, a, SS, 50, o.,
11S, 10, 155, i6e, III.
Geosho street,, II. ~, $50, 152, Ies.
State street-24, 40, A, -, IS, 10, 50, G5,
50, 100, 136, 147, 164, 16e.
Congress street-24, &c, 30, 81, 30, 81. CO.
6S, 20, -, 20, Sc. 103, 105. 129, 162, III
Constitution street-9, II, 81, n. 81. 7s
50, 100, 124, $50, 1877, Isl, LIZ, I54, 165. 100,
Merchants street-23, so, los, I35, Iss,
: Commercial strect-5i, A. So. IS, -, lis.
Eight good business lots O. eth avenue
Mechanics streets, 80, 80, 50, 20, ~, 90.
Market strsel-1o, q, IS, 10, 12e, $50,
145, 147, las, 15S.
Union street-24, 80. 6S, 20, 15G. I6s.
Exchange etFeet-16, A, &C. AZ. So "a
70, IS, ~, 102, 104, 10, ISL, IA, I62, 1853.
Cottonwood afTeet-33, 43, IS, 40, 81. So
50. 81, GO, II, IS, 90, 101, los, west half OF
81 and SC, corner Of Sixth avenue.
Sylvan street-e, a, $50, 49,, 134, AT,
11a, I54, 15S, I4S, 101, lo5, -. 81 Al, 20, s..
East street-S5. 60, s.. 50, 101, 123, 40.
The above list includes tone OF the best
sorner lots IN the city,. I an authorized
| 70 sell some of the above lots on time.
Business and dwelling houeses for sale.
Lots for lease. Five and ten acre lots FOR
sale, adjoining nnd near the city. Land
In ali parts OF Lyoa county for sale for
cash or ON time. Deeds, mortgages, &C.,
drawn and acknowledgement taken.
| Call on or address, Z. BORTON,
feb23tf Emp0Fis, Kansas.
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Long accounts of Fourth OF July
celebrations, containing the usual
sterotyped puffs for eloquent orators
and bountiful dinners, are not so very
interesting ON the 10th.
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We can cordially recommend the
Robinson house, Buckeye house, and
the Merchants hotel, of Emporia, to
the confidence OF the travelling public.
They are all well managed, and main
tain their popularity.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

For wedding, tailoring and business
suits of good goods, well put up, go to
Bancroft & McCarter's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-19

win agree to sell all kinds of boots
and shoes five per cent. lower than any
house in Emporia who advertise goods
at cost. Please make a note of this
and call and price goods at Lehnhard's.
Sign of the Red Boot. Agent for the
celebrated Empire Sowing Machine.
ian1-tf
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For white piques, Victoria lawns
plain and plaid nansooks, jaccanetts,
Swiss null, dotted Swiss, go to Ban
croft & McCarter's.
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Tuesday bills were circulated for a
Liberai meeting, dressed in weeds.
This is ominous. The whole concern
will be dressed in "weeds'' after the
9th of November.
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CLUBs.-Grant and Wilson clubs
are to be organized in every township
and neighborhood In this county. A
list of meetings and speakers Is pub
lished elsewhere. Other meetings
will be announced next week. Its
going to be warm. NTf
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MAPLEWooD Conner
is the authorized agent for the sale of
lots in this cemetery, located north
west of the city. He will attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do so.
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DrTNG OF REPUBLICAN GEN.
TRAY, COMMITTEE.

There win Be a meeting of the Re-
publican Central Committee of Lyon
county, at the court house, in Empo1
ria, on Wednesday, July 3Ist, at 2
o'clock p. m. All the members of the
committee are urged to be present.
81 n LIN. RoAINsoN, Chairman.
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II you want a good pair of boots or
shoes, Theis, just north of Bancroft &
McCarter's, will make them for you.
We know what we assert when we say
he does his work well.
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Patronize Home Industry.

Tmpor1a Wholesale Fnrnf.
II aEre Factory, just fitted up new,
with complete Empower, now in OPP
Grafton every day. Especial attention
paid to job work, as scroll and straight
saving, turning, moulding, mortIsing,
etc., at 75c. per hour. Table legs kept on
hand. Stair balusters, railing and newell
posts made to order. Factory on I'd ave-
nue., between Commercial and Merchants
St., Emporia, Kan. II. KNORR.
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