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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-07-17
SEXTON BROWN OF GRACE CHURCH.
New York correspondence Cincinnati
Gazette.

New York correspondence Cincinnati
Gazette.
Ike Brown is the Apollo of this
lucrative profession. Not in per
sonal appearance, but in the gen,
eral characteristics of his calling
Ike is sexton of Grace church
which, until within a few years
was the most fashionable place
for Sunday gathering in this city,
Trinity chapel, or Twenty-ninth,
now has a better show of cos.
tunes and jewelry, but still Grace
holds a grand distinction as the
center of pious wealth and arts
tocracy. Brown is also worthy OF
notice as now q senior in his of
fee. He has been sexton OF
Grace for twenty years, which, in
this changing world, is an unusual
period, but his chief distinction is
his money. Brown has been pop
ular, not only as sexton, but as
the manager of parties and enter
tainments in this city, and these
two departments are united. His
obsequious department is wonder
fully attractive to the worshipers
of money and fashion, and hence
he has a hold upon them beyond
all rivalry. He bows to the rich
in all the depths of fiunkeyism,
but makes up for this when he
deals with his interiors in posi-.
ton. Brown has his own circle
of society, where he is looked
upon as a man of distinction.
Although immensely fat, he is a
light man on the floor of the bal
room, and was, up to recently,
something of a dancer. He was
brought up carpenter, but aban-
doned that plebeian calling for the
sextonship, in which he has got
rich enough to own a country seat
When his patrons give parties anC
weddings Brown issues all the
cards, hires the music, and sup
plies the table. He has 8 wide
range of patronage at his disposal
and his favor is sought by ali the
trades which live on the wages O
pleasure. The young men who
crave invitations all keep on GOOD
terms with Brown, and many a s;
note is slipped into his hands
when the season of festivities be
gins in order to freshen his mem
DRY. Brown is equally successful
at funerals, and knows how Il
turn from one extreme to another
He is now worth about $2e0, 0Oo
and is daily getting fatter in bod,
land purse. There are some othe
lsextons worth notice, but I hav
no room to give their names, evei
Though they may have a goldel
hue. All of this class viii oppos
cremation, which is too economi
lcal a method for money maxim,
fraternity. AS long as it will cos
from $500 to 81, 900 to bury
corpse the sections will oppose Gre
} Imation at $50. Profits on funel
ais are worth one-tAird the entir
} amount of the bill, and it's poo
!, affair which will not yield $40
, clear. The average is double ths
amount among the rich, who al
indeed the only class worth burr
ing. If they want to burn any
body let them begin with the PAL
Ipers, at least so think the class {
which / haye been speaking.
4
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There is story extant of an en-
ierprising fellow who sought to
improve his fortune by marriage.
He hit upon the daughter of a man
who was well understoo cd to be
possessed of ten thousand dollars,
and who had, as was supposed, ten
children. The young mans dreams
of the thousand dollars that would
be his portion upon the decease OF
his father-in-law were rosy indeed
until, shortly after the wedding, he
was introduced to a scion of the
house whom he had never seen be-
fore. This was one more heir than
he had counted upon. His emo
tons found vent thus: ''Eleven in
to ten nary time! Sold, by thun-
der" Our reform Mayor and
Council are in about the same
mathematical dilemma at the pres
ent time. The limit OF the levy al
lowed by law is about three thous-
and dollars, while the expenses are
running at the rate of five thousand
dollars. Five into three nary time,
IL the despRiring cry of the Mayor
aud his confrers. Scrip is worth
but seventy-flve cents on the dol
lar, aud that five hundred dollar
salary grab is fast becoming a dis
solving view. The rosy anticipa-
lions of five hundred dollars in
crisp greenbacks with which the
inauguration ceremonies were
tinged, have given way to the
blank despair of "a back ground OF
ragged, worthless scrip. God pity
them both and pity us all, who
vainiy the dreams of greenbacks re-
call. 1--WE know the feeling Of pity
will be general, for we have the aT-
thority of councilman for the state
ment that "nine out of every ten OF
the men, women and children of the
city of Emporia are in favor of the
Mayor aud Council having theiE
salary" AS they can't get iG oui
OF the levy, a subscription is in or
der. Won't the Mayor or some
member of the Council start one
IL will be the most popular sub
scription paper ever started in En-
poria.
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SHERIFF'S SAFE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by Vlr.
IN tue of an order Of sale, issued out OF
the District court Of Lyon county, Kan
sas, TO me directed, will, on Monday,
the 18th day Of July, 1874, at 10 o'clock,
a. IN. at the 'front.' door Of the court house
in said county. offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate to-wit:
Lots No and z, on Congress street and
LIST No. 167 on Cottonwood street, all in
the city of Emporia, Lyon county, Kan
.sas. Said real estate is levied upon and
Volmer, to satisfy said execution.
SherihPs Office, Lyon county, June 26th.
1874. 4. JOHN BAY
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The. Paola, Garnett and Fall
River railroad is in troubleI again.
The failure Of C. III. Dillingham;
~ CO., OF New York leaves the
men who have been building it
without hope of pay They have
become desperate and banded
themselves together against their
employers. They have one ofthe
Dillinghams under arrest and pro-
pose To hold him as hostage. and
threaten his life if they are not
paid. The whole people seem TO
be in SYMPATHY with the vigilantes.
1t is now pretty generally believed
that the whole thing was a fraud.
It is another blow at The county
bond question.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS ENTRANCE FEE
TRIALS OF SPEED.
n. CoSN. Superintendent.

PACING.
FIRST DAY-Purse $50. Open to all horses
that Ia We never beaten three minutes: Eirsi
horse $25; second horse SIS; third horse SO
TROTTING.--Purse $40. For colts four year:
old and under. First horse, $25; second, s15
TRoTTING.
SECOND DAY-Purse $40. Open 10 all horse:
horse $25 second horse $40; third horse So.
THIRD DAY-Purse 500. Open TO all horses
that have never beaten three minutes: FRS
horse $50; second horse $40; third horse $40
TRoTTIEG.
FOURTH DAY-Purse SEQ. Open to all
trotting horses: First horse $50; second horse
SIS; third horse SIS.
Ten per cent. entry fee TO he paid at the time
of making entry-in all races.
Four to enter, three to start.
FOOT RACE.
Purse SIS; $40 to first, SIS to second, SO to
third.
BY j. NJ. Griffith 4 Bro Hardware and
Agricultural Implement dealers, for blowing
match. Subject to rules and regulations OF
society: One John Deere, ID inch iron beam
string pillow, $25. The premium pillow will be
ON exhibition.
fy the EmPoria News: Handsomest baby
$40 greenback; second handsomest, chair
worth SO. Competition open to Southwestern
Kansas. The Emporia News one wear to the
mother of the premium baby.
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SheriH7s Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued
ID out Of the District Court of the 9th
Judicial District sitting in and for Lyon
county, Kansas, wherein William W. An
CELL is plaintiff, and Z. p. Bancroft and
Mary ID. Bancroft are defendants. Twill
on Monday, the 10th day of July, 1874, at
10 o'clock a. M, at the front door of the
court house, in the city of Emporia. in
said county. offer for sale at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash in
hand. all the right, title and interest OF
the defendants, E. p. Bancroft and Mary
NJ. bancroft, in and to the following de.
scribed real estate, to-wit: The north.
east u of southwest u and southwest X
OF southeast = OF section Il, township i9,
range IL. in Lyon county, Kansas, Said
real estate to be sold as the property OF
defendants, K. z. Bancroft and Mary NJ.
Bancroft to satisfy said order OF sale.
JOHN BAY,
Sheriff of Lyon county.
Sherih's office, Lyon county, June,
18th 1874. 1929
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The Rhode Island legislature bal
Ioited for Senator until every
member was fatigued with writing
ballots, and then adjourned till
January nexi, when il viii renew
the conflict.
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of holding the same and ten pei
cent. for improving grounds; the
remainder will be paid to persons
entitled TO premiums, pro-rata. /.
,. Cash premiums viii be ready
for delivery at the Secretary's office
in Emporia after the close of the
Fair, as soon as the books can be
psfted.
3. Premiums not applied for
within one month after the Fair
will be considered as donated 10
the Society.
| ADMISSION TO THE GROUNDS.
All persons, whether exhibito rs
or not. will obtain tickets for adj
mission TO the grounds at the
Treasurer's office, near the entrance
gate, as follows:
l. Single tickets, admitting one
person once, twenty-five cents.
,. Two tickets, admitting horse
and rider once.
). Two tickets, admitting one
horse vehicle and driver once.
4. Two tickets, admitting two
horse vehicle once.
.. Each occupant of vehicle,
other than a driver. must have a
single ticket.
l. Season tickets will be issued as
follows:
.. Admitting one person at all
times during Fair, 81.
;. Admitting horse or one or two
horse vehicle during the Fair, 70
cents.
Vehicles running for hire will be
admitted TO the grounds during the
Fair on the following terms towit:
Four-horse omnibuses. $500.
Two horse omnibuses, carriages
and hacks, $500.
4. All articles and stock received
for exhibition must remain upon
the ground during the Fair, except
upon the written permit of the Su-
perintendent of the class in which
such articles may be exhibited, APP
proved by the President.
REPoRTERs FOR THE PRESS.
Editors and reporters for the
press will be provided with every
facility for obtaining and transmit
ting information.
REFRESHMENTS.
Ample arrangements will be
made Oh the grounds for refresh
ments for all who may attend the
Fair.
STALLS AND PENS.
a charge of two dollars will be
made for box stalls for horses. All
other horse and cattle stalls, sheep
and swine pens, etc, will be free.
Stalls and pens will be assigned in
the order of entry.
DESIGNATION OF OFFICERS.
The President of the Board will
wear a white, each of the Executive
Committee blue, the Vice Presi-
dent a yellow, the Treasurer a
green and the Secretary a red
badge. The General SHperintend-
ent will wear a red sash.
B6S- ECery rule published en- This
Premium List soiU be strictly adler
ed to; no officer Of the BOARD has
the Do1Cey 10 make ana chn0Ie.
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The COMING CENTENARY AND THE
WELSH. the contributions
to the centenary of 1876, will be a
Baptist Welsh Memorial Historical
volume, embracing, first, an his
torical account of the Welsh
Kymry or Cimbri-from the earli-
est times anterior to the Christian
Era second, the connection of the
Welsh with christianity in the first
century; third, proofs of the senti-
ments of the Welsh, with regard to
the principles of the New Tesla
mant gathered from their literature
of the Middle Ages; fourth, the
influence of christianity or the
teachings and customs of the Welsh
before the Protestant Reformation
fifth, the settlement of the Welsh
in America, together; fourth, with
the influence of their liberal ideas
on the American colonists, pre-
viously TO the Declaration of Inde-
pendence; sixth, the ara given
10y the Baptists to the Republic in
its inception and growth; seventh,
the patriotism of the Welsh in their
devotion to the government during
the late civil war; eighth, the relig-
ious and political traits of the
Welsh as citizens of the Republic
ninth, the American sympathies OF
the Welsh people, as exemplified
in view of the commencement Of
the second century in the history
of the Republic. The volume viii
be divided in three parts. Mr.
WIN. b. Jones CAB. =. A. Mon.) o
this city has been requested Il
write first part. Parts End and
3rd will be written respectively by
Aneurin Jones esq. (AneuriI
Fardd) and the Rev. p. l.. Davis
NJ. A, both of New York city
The work will be written in En-
glish and published by the Baptis
Publication Society.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-07-17

The average monthly wages OF
male teachers in Kansas are 5000
Massachusetts, teachers, $500 ;
Michigan $500; Connecticut $3.50 +;
New Jersey. 1914; Ohio, $4,000 ;
Illinois $1,000; and Colorado
$1,000.
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A young man by the name OF
Pratt was killed at Cincinnati on
the Fourth by the explosion of
gun powder in a phial.
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The Republicans of Iowa passed
the following resolution at their
late conventions; "That we are in
favor of an amendment TO the CON
stitution of the United States
providing for the election of pres
ident and vice president by di-
rect vote OF the people"
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Mr.. Jewell. our minister at the
court of ST. Petersburg, has been
appointed Post master General.
Mr.. Marshall, first assistant of the
partmeni, is appointed to serve
nIil The arrival of Mr.. Jewell.
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A train of cars ran OF a
bridge near Stony Greek, Connect
lieut.. on Tuesday, killed the Super,
intendent of the road. and wound.
ed seventy-eight ether persons
some of them seriously, perhaps
fatally.
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RuILnING ST0NE

building purposes on short notice.
Also stone suitable tor sidewalks, from
to feet wide, from inches to / foot
thick, and any length desired, Give me
call. lift STEPHEN EVANS
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One of Barnum's lady riders
was fatally injured by n fall OF
her horse in the races few days
ago.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

WILL sell on Saturday next, June 20,
L on the corner Of 9Th avenue and Com
mercial street, Empcrta, Kansas. q large
lot Of breaking and stirring plows, tim
ware are, &c. &c. c.E. KELSEY,
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Ward Burlingame succeeds Cap
tain Morris as private secretary to
G vernon Osborn.
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CLASS 0.

E.P. BRUNER, Superintendent.
| best lady equestrienne Observation-Disclosures
/ second best. ....--..
| best gentleman equestrian over GO years Of
age-Premium, silver headed cane, to
| he presented in the ring
| best boy equestrian under IL years ....-...2
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RATES OF .iDTERr1SrxG.
In.stn, SINK o. : e. s.c.I s.,.fie

Advertisements calculated by the inch. In
ienKtn 90 column. For cuts and double col
unn display, add 25 per cent. 20 above table
~ rates. All legal and transient advertising
70 be paid for In advance, except when order
ell by our regular patrons. Our rates arr
rfrN k0t0 In proportion 70 our circulation anr
must be strictly adhered TO.
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NOTICE

a LII persons having notes or accounts
"A now due at this house, or that will
De due In this month, are requested TO
meet them promptly By the LIST day Of
April, as am obliged 20 use NV money
at that time. Yours truly,
10 I'D. GIBSON.
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Acyclone passed over Savannah,
Georgia, on Monday, doing much
damage to buildings and trees.
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NUMBER %.
LEGAL.
LOST.

DETWEEN the Neosho river. Low
Ii crossing, and Amer1eus, on Sunday
morning, July 9Th, large gray wooden
shawl bound round the edge. ANY one
nnuIng the same is requested 70 leave It
ct post Office Americas,
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best Oily. one yr old and under two
Second best
besi mare colt
LOT I5-DKAFT HORSES.
best stallion, four yrs old and over 81.
best stallion. three yrs old and under four
best stallion. two yrs old and under three
best stallion. one VI old and under two ;
Second best
/ best stallion colt
LOT l6-DRAFT MARES.
best mare, four yrs Old and over SIC
Second best
| best mare three yrs old and under four {
best iiiy. two yrs old and under three !
best filiy, one yr old and under two
Second best
best mare colt
LOT 165<-BROoD MARES.
30 be exhibited with cols.l
best mare 10
LOT IT-AATcHED HORSES AND MARES.
TO be exhibited in harness.
best pair carriage mares or geidings s.
. farm horses or mares
Matches and pairs will not be allowed 10 he
made up for the occasion, but must be owned
by the same owner. Opposite sexes VIII Ee
admitted iii match teams.
L0r 1S-GELDIA6s OR MARES FOR HARNESS.
Best geidIng or mare for light harness s.
LOT I9-sADDLE HORSES
Go be exhibited under the saddle.)
best mare or gelding, for saddle. three yrs
old or over -
LOT 2e-"sWEEPsTA FEs.'' OPEN TO ALL.
best stallion. three yrs old upward SO and dip.
. lot of colts, of any age. not
less than four in number,
sired by any one horse and
shown with sire and dip.
utly, under yrs old and dip
. mare. 4 yrs old and ever and dip.
RoADsTRRs.
stallion, 4 yrs old and upwards SO s.
Stallion, yrs old,
10 be show n in harness-speed, style and ac-
tiOn all considered.
LOT BLACKS AND MULES.
Best jack, 4 yrs old and over so
- under yrs and oyerI 3
- '' colt, under yr 3
q jenny, 3 yrs old amt upwarps
yrs old 5
:. pairmules s
:. single mule. ? yrs old and over
- single mule, yr old and under
81 mule sucking colt 2
CLASS C-sHEEP.
JOSEPH PEAK. Superintendent.
LOT 2a-LoSG WOODS.
(An sheep competing for premiums must
nave been shorn ut the usual time the season
last past, and not clipped or trimed after
wards.)
Best ram, 1 yr old and over Sl
Second best g.
Best ram lamb, under1 yr 81
- pen Of three ewes, over yr
a. - lambs, under VT 3
- lot of sheep, moi less than live, shown
with sire 81
(Long wool sheep to include CotswnIds,
Leicesters, and SouthdOwns, and their
LOT s3-FINE WOODS.
Best ram, VI old ana over IS
Second best
Best ram lamb under VT 81
- pen of three ewes ever i yr old
- ianhs under w old 3
= lot of sheep, not less than live shown
with sire 81
Zine wool sheep to include Spanish French
and American hIerinOs, SaNons, and their
crOSSes.)
LOT s4-"swEEPsTAKks." OPEN TO ALL.
best ram, OF any age 50 and dip. |
best eve, OF any age D ard dip. |
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WANTED.

"ANTED for cash customers, two or
w three small houses of or 8 rooms
eaen In or near the city. Must be cheap.
Call on u. Z. Bowman st II. E. Nors-nps
ONCE,
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CLASS n,
MRS. J.H .sLoCUM. Superintendent.

MRS. J.H. sLooUM. Superintendent.
LOT 57-FoR THE BOYS AND GIRLS UNDER Is
YEARS.
best lot of chickens by boy under Is 49, 81
pest lot OF uONes- -----.------.- 0J
most attractive cage of animal pets .-.--. 30
greatest number OF natural curiosities. 80
best piece of mechanism by a boy under
10 years .----..---- II
best specimen of ornamental work by a boy
greatest collection of insects by boy or
girl under 10 years.
best collection of vegetables by boy....-..l
second best. .-.--.-...-..........-..- 81. 30
greatest collection of dried plants by hoy
or girl under 10 years .--...---.---.1
best loaf of bread by girl under 10.
second best. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
best loaf of cake by girl under l5...-..--,.1
best plain sewing by girl under 10.
second best. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
best quilt by girl under Is years. ...-.--....1
second best Observation-Disclosures. SO
best work on canvass 1
second best Observation-Disclosures. so
best piece of crochet work .-....-.-.....--.. 30
best piece of fancy work of any kind. 50
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CLASS L-NATURAL HISTORY.
WI TRAYLoR. Superintendent
LOT 5s-BorANr. GEOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY.

CLASS NJ.
J. L. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
LOT 5s-HoNEY
best display of honey SO
second best
best lot of EXTRACTED honey, not less than
pounds, with written statement of
hive and treatment of bees .......a
best lot box, not less than lbs, with writ
ten statement of hive and treatment
of bees. Observation-Disclosures
The exhibitor Of honey shall be required
to give the weight or amount of honey left in
the hive for wintering, and the increase of
stock during the season.
best beehive ..................... dip.
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best display nursery grown ev-
All to be grown in Kansas
FRUIT.
For the greatest and best display of fruit IS
APPLIES,
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AUCTION.

Public sales of stock and other
articles may take place every dav
during the Fair, under the direction
OF the Executive Committee.
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS.
1. From the gross proceeds of the
Fairwill be deducted the expenses
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Exhibitors must file their pedlgrees with
the Secretary when the eatTios are made ii
theyhe recorded in the Stud Book Ii not "a
recorded, she same evidence viii be required
HOOK.
LoT 13-HoRsEs OF ALL WORK
By the terra Horses OF all work. is meant
an animal with sufficient weight to pull tie
pillow a. wagon, and sufficient activity to hitch
10 the family carriage. and TO carry his mas.
ter without eIdangering hts neck by falling
down. and the more good blood the better.
second best I
Best stallion, three yrs old and unfier t,,,v
Second best
BeSSstaiii0n. two yrs old and under tb,,aa
second best :
Bes! stallion, one " old and under two 5
Best stallion colt :
LOT is-NAREs OF ALL WORK.
best mare, four yrs old aad over Nj
Second best =,
heeon best
hes Z tily twogIs O.siand nn;ser ,t,.a
SeeonbSst
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No premium VIII be awarded -four where
great care and pains have been taken in clean
ing and preparing the wheat, and extra skill
employed in manufacturing the same into
Hour. unless the sample produced will make
some brand known in the market, and the
market price. wholesale, stated. The quality
OF the -four, together with the price thus fixed
will betaken into consideration by the Award
ing Committee.
LoT 4s-BREAD. CAKE AND PICKLES.
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his agent - do
Implements Of this class viii be subject 70
trial BY the committee, under the supervision
Of the superintendent.
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Prentis is afraid Burke viii find
running for Office one ofthe sap
piles of Sodom.''
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best fily. one yr old and under two
Second best
ltf.S. mars. f.ols
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CLASS K-TExTILE FABRICS.

LOT 5I-EoUsEHoLD FABRICS. KANSAS MAN
UFACTURE.
All goods in this lot to be manufactured b,
the exhibitor, except in '.best display o
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J.s.LAwRESoE,MD, TINNIE s.LAwRENcE.H.D.
LAWRENCE q LAWRENCE,
PHYSICIANS 4 SURGEONS. Offices
and residence 1877 Commercial Ftrset,
Emporia, Kansas. Mrs DIR. Lawrence
will give prompt attention to calls in the
country day or night.