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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10

rspu' alton for generous hospitality in
such matters, and she must not now al
low that reputation TO suffer. We learn
our I-ople have not been asked to do any
thing in this matter. The proper commit
Tee, we are satisfied. will have but TO ask,
ahd our people will open their houses to
the delegates. It. has been announced in
several Of toe papers that the Grange was
to meet at Topeka. Whether this was done
through mistake, or under the impression
that an adjournment would be had, we
do not know. We do know, though, that
no adjournment will be allowed for want
Of accommodation, so long as IT lays in the
power CT our people to furnish that ac-
eommodation. The matter should be at
tended to at once.
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a SWEET OPINION OF THE HERD
LAW.

How 1t Will Operate ~ Put in Practice.
EDITORS ENPoRIA NEws:-We would
like 10 make few remarks On this herd
law question.
Firstly We read IN article i'll your last
paper, entitled '.Cost o: Fencing" intend
ed, of course, TO influence mems minds on
this question. Now any one with their
WI about them, will see ut once that
what applies to the United States in gen.
eral does not apply to Kansas, by any
means. In the Eastern States where the
''average farmer keeps two or three cows
and two horses, and all his land fenced,
with an eight rail worm fence, into from
three to ten icre fields, the cemparatt Ve
worth of stock and fences is quite differ
eht from what it is ia Kansas, where q
hedge oGce raised will last life. And
this applies to all the States except very
few OF the newest.
Secondly--lt we have herd law, it
may be expected that all the bottom
lands along the creeks viii be put in
erops, and any one that knows what stock
are, when they once get taste, can
judge of the difficulty of getting them TO
w " Z -hLAh "A0L lucy
strOy each season, would pay the expense
OF raising few rods Of hedge 1T least, be-
side che ''veXatiOn of spirit"
TnIrdly--We would ike TO ask, if the
time spent in driving Jew COWS to a herd
every morning and going for them at
night, Gas it may reasonably by supposed
that we shall want little milk and but
Ier) will not about balance the time spent
in hunting, on an average, allowing that
we shall have place to herd. But like
A. p, we fail TO see yet where we are
gazing TO herd. We had always supposed
it was every mans privilege to keep his
work horses "whcre he could get them
without running all all over the prairies
through the wet grass" without having
herd law to force him to do so; if not We
have been Iaboring under Il sad mis-
take. AS for that man that was taking
sheep through to herd law county, we
sincerity hope he was net fair example
of the intelligence of the community he
let. The idea that because there is not
herd law in this county, man can not
herd his sheep and do just as well by
them in every re-pect, is too ridiculous to
be dishcd up for people supposed to have
decent amount of common sense.
FOUrthly-The majority OF the farmers
in this county are too far from market TO
make grain raising profitable, even at fair
prices. which they do not seem likely to
get, from present indications. The great
advantage Kansas people have is being
able TO raise stock instead Of digging 1t all
out of the soil, and as this is naturally a
stock county why not use it for what it is
fitted for and not try to make of 1t what it
can never be, q grain county. Eastern
people look III it in this light--those that
would like to come here We know
whereof we affirm, As we have heard them
talk on this subject. SWEET.
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Observation-Disclosures areparticuiar-
ly subject to this disease and its effects.
such as sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Ha-
bituaI Costiveness, Heartburn, water
brash, coming up Of the food, coated ton
que, disagreeable taste in the mouth, PAL
pItation OF the heart, and all diseases OF
the Stomach and Liver. Two doses OF
Green's August Flower will relieve you
at once, and there positively is not . case
in the United States It will not cure. II
you doubt this 90 70 your Druggist, Spen-
Ger & Ryder, sud get sample bottle for
10 cents and try it. Regular size IS cents.
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once thoroughly fumigated, scrubbed
an cleaned out their sleeping apart
ments, which operated like charm,
and ali again was
Gas merry as q marriage bell.''-GoV E.
The disease isn't no longer among
them. Their wattles and combs were
as red as roses. They stalked ard
strutted about,
''Monarchs of all they surveyed"-Gov. z.
They cackled and gobbled to my
heart's content. was in the seventh
heaven of delight, when my evil ge-
MUS in the shape of a female woman
came along, and by following her adj
vice, my house of joy was turned into
one OF mourning. She claimed that
the distemper was only 'tskotched,"
| not killed-that as a calm always pre-
cedes storm, so the brightness of the
eye and the redness of the comb was
only fOrerunner of q worse attack,
and said must Immediately to pint
of Indian meal add a teaspoonful of
sulphur and another of cayenne pep
per, and compel my poultry to eat it.
Surprising what she said was correct,
as she is lady of superior intellect
and refinement, procured the ingre-
dients recommended and thoroughly
dosed my feathered pets with the same.
Lo and behold the RESULT
In twenty-fOur hours afler they had
feasted, buried all my turkeys, and
out of forty-five thoroughbred, beauti-
full, Philadelphia game chickens, 1
have three remaining, that run and
hid under the barn when was doseing
their brothers and sisters. The sui
phur acted upon the chic kens as It
does upon a human biped troubled
with that s'aul1" scotch complaint OF
seven years standing. They actually
scratched each Others eyes out, and
thus endeth my chicken speculation,
and also my faith in women.
Yours respectfully, DUPED.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10
KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION
Grand Real Estate Distribution
AT ATCHIseE, KAN. EARCa g. 1870.
s,6sA Pieces OF Property. Valued at 1770, 500 90
THE
KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT Ass0ciATI0n

rs an organization composed Of CapIkalists
l. and Business Men, FesidIAg In Ksnsas u.
~ incorporated by the authority Of the State,
with Capital Stock OF ONE EILLION DOL.
LARS, divided into Two HUND1ED THOCSkNp
The Charter Of said Association is for the
Term or 2tceHty- One Ye0Ts. and coRfeFs upon
its corpor1tors and their successors full pow
q the states and Territories OF the United
States for the following purposes; the promo
aoH q tDsmt0r1SSOn; the Organization and
maintenance OF Boards Of Trade and business
exchanges; the accumulation and loan of
funds; the erection Of buildings and the PUR-
CHASE AND SALE OF RIAL ESTATE
IN furtheronce Of these general PURPOSES
and more especially to Encourage iznsak0SafEOa
% Kansas and to aid In the erection Of City
Hall and Board OF Trade Rooms in the city Of
Atchtson, the kAN5 As LAND AND INNIGRINF
ASSOCIATION" has In les corporate name ana
capacity, purchased the 3. O6A pieces OF Real
Estate named below, valued a6 TS0. Sea. O0,
and WILL ON March &8th. 1876 at CsoYinfil-
ian Hail, in the CITY or Atchison, make die
tribution OF the same.
Every share, wherever and by whomeSoeVer
neid, VIII DO equally represented In the dis.
sFibuesons and Will be eAtitled 70 0AR Ons
Piece CT said property that may be awarded to
thesame. But the particular manner az such
award will be decided upon by . AAJO8ITY
OF the s6ABEH0LDE6e present at the time in
person or oy PROXY, and the members Of the
Association will not DIRECTLY or INDIRecT-
II vote or participate In the meetings OF said
stockholders In directing the same.
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MORE MANUFACTURERS.
New Furniture Factory and Wooden
BIIIl at Sodsn's Dam.

stesm and Water Power Combined.
We learn, indirectly, hut on good au-
thority, that the new stone building be-
ing erected by Mr. Soden over bis saw
mill, opposite bis Hour mill on the Cot
tonwond. is to be occupied by Gilmore 4
ArnOld's furniture factory. 1t Is 40x60
fret, two stories high, and will be ready
for use bout the first Of the year. when
fitted up, as IL is TO be, with their very
complete lot OF wood working machinery,
1t can work Il TO 20 employees to good adj
vantage. This enterprisiDg furniture
firm is making steady progress, and do
ing business on u safe basis.
Tire large stone building on this side OF
the river now occupied by Gilmore & Ar
mold, will when vacated by them, be fitted
up by MIR. SOden and Col. Plumb, a.
wooden mill, the purpose for which il
was originally erected. These gentlemen
have fully decided to invest in the
wooden manufacturing business here, and
we need hardly say that their capital, and
acknowledged bueiness management, will
be sure to make the wooden mill enter
prise in their hands a success. Emporia
may therefore confidently expect a WOOL
en- mill, and wool growers will find a
home market here for that great Kansas
production.
TO provide agalnst the endorsements
II a lack Of motive power in dry seasons
such aS this tail, MIR. Soden has decided
to put up a powerful steam engine, which
when necessary, will be able to keep the
WOODEN and other mills in operation
whether water is plenty or not.
These are valuable and important en-
terprises, and now let us have some more
railroads.
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STATE ORANGE MEEr1SG.

Our town is to be honored with the an
nual meeting Of the State grange Of the
Patterns OF Husbandry on the 18th inst.
The body will be composed o. some 200
members and visitors. 1t becomes ques-
ton Of some importance as to what we
will do with 80 large number Of guests.
Our hotels will do their utmost, but with
their usual transient custom, owing to
their limited room, it Is doubtful Il they
can take care Of so large q number OF peO-
pie. Under these Circumstance, we I'M
derstand there Is some talk Of adjourning
70 Topeka. Now this must not be allow
ed. Such proceeding would be last
ing Disgrace 10 our town. This session OF
this important body was invited to En-
porla In good faith, and they must be ia
ken care Of. Emporia has established q
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On last Friday evening Frank Mccain
started out into the country with one
horse rig, to do some work. AfIer going
two or three miles, the front wheel Of the
vehicle suddenly dropped Into deep rut,
tossing Nc. out rather unceremoniOusly.
and before he could recover himself the
horse took leg bail and made bee-Iine
for Emporia. The horse and buggy
brought up at home, and after waiting a
sufficient length Of time for hOstler, he
became impatient and trotted down to the
livery stable were Nc. had hired the
buggy. Arriving at the stable, something
or. other must have frightened the horse,
for It broke away from the buggy, went
home, and was just in time TO meet his
master, who was not seriously hurt. The
nails and tools placed In the buggy be-
fore starting were not disturbed. Frank
pays threa dollars for repairs and Is hap
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10
THE TEIBULATION OF A CHICKEN
EAECIER.

FANClER.
so for lodge in some vast Wilderness
Where nay eye could never behold Il female
woman
MEssRs. EDITORS Pm mad-''mad
as a March hare" and as the law of So
ciety prevents me from wreaking VEN
geance upon its object, I've come to
you to vent my malice on the desert
air, ana to blow out my pent up and
laeerated feelings through the columns
of your newspaper.
Well, to begin--confusion to all pet
ticoated doctors, say /, no matter
whether they are entitled by law to
write an. D." af er their names, or on
ly by Anticipated usage, it's all one to
me. I'm the victim OF misplaced con-
tidence. I've followed the prescription
of female woman, and been awfully
s'taken in" in consequence thereof.
Messrs Editorss, did you ever farm
'.Did you ever have dear gaelic
To glad you with its dear, soft eye,
And when it came to know You well,
And lore you, it was sure to kerwhollOp
Voer and die
(This quotation from Gov. Eskridge g
beautiful poetry feebly pOrtrays nv
feelings.)
I'm an ameteur farmer.
''Tall oaks from little acOrns grow
and why may not retired dry goods
merchant turn farmer? did. culti-
vate the roses and the meCses, the
cowses and the HOSES, the tators and
the Unions, the chickens and the tur-
keys. And here commences my troub-
les. The devil was, isn't, and ia to pay
with my feathered bipeds-first, Sec
ond and third tense, was, isn't, and is.
My beautiful cacklers and gobbIers
tcds seized with the cholera. Three
or four died with the disease. 1 at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10

RETUREED.-We accIdently neglect ed
last week To note the return of DIR. Anna
Warren. She had been in California for
some months, and Is much improved I'm
health. She brought US good words from
Prof. Norton and family whom she visit
ed while there. Her friends will be glad
to know that the Ibr. has resumed prac-
tice at her former rooms in the new Hell
derman block. See her card.
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Normal sehaai-clo..nv Exercises of

Normal sehnol- Closing Exercises of
the Fall Term.
Thursday, Friday and Monday, Dec.
b, 10th, bah, will be occupied by writ
ten examinations, embracing the entire
work Of the term.
Oral examinations, interpreted with
music and calistbenics, will be held on
Tuesday and wednesday, Dec. 14th and
18th. Examination OF pupils in the train
ing school will take place at the same
time.
Term socIable on Tuesday evening.
Dec. 18th. Citizens and friends OF the
school are cordislIy icvited to attend.
C.R. POMRROY.
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December Is the lucky month for the
little folks. Evervbody's heart opens ut
Christmas and New Years times, and the
crustiest old bachelor and most care
worn parent feels that there really
couldn't be any such holidays without the
children were on hand to wonder at and
enjoy everything. To them the " orld and
all Its joys are entirely fresh aud new,
and the merest triie OF toy VIII make
children happier than palace would the
big folks. This Is the season when the jolly
though venerable Santa Claus visits every
home that is worth lIvining in, and when
only the NEST Imsortant or most sordId Of
human kind fall to receive or give some
token OF regard. The way 70 celebrate
the season lie call on Santa Claus at Fox &
Co.'s or Miss Piumb's book stores. That's
where he IL TO be found.
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DIED-On Eagle creek, of typhoid
fever, Edith, only child of Hugh and
Martina Stewart, aged one year and ten
months.
l take these tender lambs,'' said He,
'And lay them in my breast.
Protection they may find in me
In me be forever blest."
And since it is Gods holy will
We must be parted for awhile,
In sweet submission, all in one,
WC'Ii say, our Fathers Will be Gore.
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If there are any persons IN this, or any
other vicinity, wishing first class Piano
or Organ, whose eye shall rest upon this
item, let them pause, reflect, look through
Otner columns, and send TO Daniel F.
Beatty. Washington, N. j., for any infor-
nation they may desire concerning them.
They are highly commended by the Press
and People, and are beyond doubt very
superior instruments,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10

II you want pure and unadulterated
drugs, chemicals, patent medicines, dye
stuffs, fine toilet soaps, fancy hair, tooth
and cloth brushes, perfumery and fancy
articles. select lot of pocket CUTLERY,
razors, shaving cream, stationery, pocket
books and WALLETS, trusses, supporters,
and choice medical wines and liquors for
medicinal use only, call at the old and re-
liable drug store of
25-tr DIR. j. A. MOORE's.
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CHOICE GOLD PENs.-lI is said ''the
pen is mightier than the sword" IL tins
is true IL is Important to have good pens.
II We can be counted jddye we can
make affidavit that the Akin, Lambert 4
Co. gold pen Is all that could be desired.
We have tried one OF them, and have
seen good penmen try them. The YER
dict was, "a splendid Pon." There Is no
discount on these. r. NJ. Fry has ease
OF these pens, Of all grades, and Will sell
them to this public at the most reasonable
rates. Buy the Akin. Lambert & Co.
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For the holidays at Perley's, just re-
ceived 50 boys suits aud 80 msn's suits.
An elegant line of silk and cashmere muf-
Tiers, L d GLOW es and mittens; an entire
line of new boots cheaper than ever.
Don't fail to see them. Dec. 9th.
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EMPORLA.

NEW ADVERTIsENENTs.-W present
this week the following list OF new adj
vertlsements, to be found under that head
on our second page:
j Jay Buck--Final set lement
q. r. Appleby-For sale.
j. X. Hudson-Kansas Farmer.
John Bay-OriinaDce.
J.. w. Coleman, Ellnor, Chase county
Dir. Anna War-cn-Physiciah.
Ellcn Plumb-HOlidAy goods.
r. NJ. FFY-Holiday goods.
First National Bank-Notice.
l. r. Sprague- Wanted.
NEWS oaice-Property, &C for trade.
PostOfice-Letter list
w. A. Observation-Disclosures notice
IL ID. Spruel-Strayed.
Fire COmpany-BAll and reunion.
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Our readers will please notice the adj
vertisement OF the Kansas Farmer and
peka, Kansas. The Farmer is an old es-
tablished and prosperous journal. 1t is
one of our ablest and best WesterA Agri-
cultural papers.
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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 viii attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do SO. ian1-tf
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Any person who wants water delivered
will please leave orders at Adam Mothers
shoe shop, on 9th avenue, opposite the
post office. Mr.. MOhIer ha- begun to haul
water, and will deliver it TO any place in
wn on reasonable terms.
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Next Sunday at II a. m. IN the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, ''the term sermon"
10 the students Of the Normal will be
preached by the president, Rev. G. Il.
Pomeroy, d. d,
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The Ore department gives q grand ball
and supper at Bancroft Hall next Thurs
day evening. Four hundred invitations
are being printed in the highest style Of
the art, at Rowland's job once, aud there
Is everything to indicate the best ball ever
given hare
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Oag0ns! OrganS!!
The Burdett is the standard by which
to judge all reed organs. Send to ConOyer
Bros, Kansas City. general agents for
Kansas, for special prices. S6tf
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o. J. Russell. who was appointed city
Waterman for the Normal school, was re-
lIeved last Monday from that duty. The
board Of regents have appointed q janitor
who is to sleep In the building.
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Messrs. T. N. sedgwIck, w. N. Wicks
and Howard Dunlap, were reelected, and
John Bay and Hiram Conner, elected, as
members Of the board OF Directors OF the
K. n. L. A ut its meeting last Monday
avanfnO
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FARMERS, ATTENTION When you
come To town go to Harvey's old stand
of Ferguson q Harvey, and get a
"squ.re meal for % cents. 15tf
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PKRsoNAL.--Ge John Fraser, State
superintendent OF Public Instruction cali
ed Wednesday. He was here to visit the
State Normal school, before finishing his
annual report. We trust the General will
favor US with . longer stay next time
be comes.
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Read an article headed "The Way We
WASTE" from Holland, on the first page.
The matter is worth the careful atten-
tIon OF every citizen.
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300 pairs of country knit weolen socks
for mems wear at % cents pair. worth
40 cents. 90 pairs of wooden socks at
So cents, worth so cents-at j. S. Jones'
red flag store. 49Lf
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Go and see how much it costs you
to fare sumptuously" at Harvey's
new restaurant, old corner Of Fergu-
son s. Harvey. 15tf
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REMOVAL.

G. p. Jones & Co. have moved their
tailoring establishment into Unien Block,
and occupy the south half Of VIM. Clapp's
store. They have just received a complete
stock of woolens for fall and winter wear,
consisting Of many styles of fancy Eng
llsb, French and American wOrsted.
suitings, coatings and cassimeres, which
they are prepared to make up in the best
manner by experienced workmen. Go
and look at their goods.
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THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE


The largest and best assortment OF mix.
ed paints ever brought to Southern Ksn-
sas just received and for sale, by the
quart or gallon, at 1andy & Eastman's
drug store. l6
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It's remarkable how far wood and coal
will go this winter. We have heard Of
cordwOOd and big Jumps OF coal going
live squares In half an hour.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10

Tandy s. Eastman keep full line Of
first class drugs and medicines at rock
bottom prices; also, Homeopathic medi-
cines by wholesale or retail, at st. Louis
prices. 24tf
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Russell & Yeaman's corn meal mill Is
grinding away day and night. A sample
Of their meal shows that it is of the best
kind.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10

There were more arrests In Emporia for
lighting and drunkenness during October,
than for any previous month In our his
tory.
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1 always have the largest and most
stylish stock Of hats and caps in Southern
Kansas; also trunks, satehels, shawl
straps and umbrellas In great variety.
45tf l. <. PRRLRY.
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Those elegant two button embroidered
back Alexander kid gloves, for one dollar
per pair, are to be found in all colors, in
cluding beautiful browns. at
46u PERLEY'S,
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Cold and hot baths, in first-ciass
style at Fred. Haussler's barber shop,
under Dunlap's bank. Soft
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Kid gloves in fancy colOrs selling very
cheap at Miss Miiler's; also plaid and fig
ured ribbons for ties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10

Ifyou want to see something handsome
90 and look at Fry's Akin, Lambert 4
Co. gold pen showcase.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10

II you can't AFFORD to make your wash
er woman present Of new dress, give
her a bar OF EckdalPs soap.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10

Preaching at tho Baptist church mex
Sabbath, morning and evening, by Rev.
r. n. 8. Kenney.
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The largest variety of gloves and nit
tens, including buck. sheep, kid, calf, dog
SKIN, cashmere, cbinchiIIa, yarn, etc, AT
4jtf PERLEY'S.
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THE RED FLAG.

Black French cashmeres, all wool and
verJ fine, at j. :. Jones' red flag store.
49tf
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New holiday goods will continue to ar
rive every day by express, at 1. ID. Fox 4
Co.'s until Christmas.
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Smoke Jsmes Smiths celebrated Impc
rial cigars. the finest in Kansas.