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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-01-07
NEW ADVERTTsENENT,
NOTICE.

To F. j, COmstOck, nonresident of the State
of Kansas:
VOU will hereby take notice, that Nicho-
office OF the clerk of the District Court of Lyon
county, Kansas. his petition against F. W.
Hirth, 8. +. Hirth his wife, and said F. j
COmstock, defendants: That SAID T. j. Com
stock has been sued in said court, and
must answer the petition of said Mich
Olas Schwartz, plaintiff, on or before the 18th
day OF February, A. D., 1876. or the said petit
ton will be taken as true and Judgment rem
dered accordingly, in favor of said plaintiff.
and against the defendant, +. w. Hirth, for
81 $4,000, and interest at IL per cent per an
mum, payable quarterly, on $1,OO0 from
November eleventh. 1875, and upon $50
at per cent. per apnum from said date also
ten per cent. of the amount OF Judgment rem
dered therein as attorneys fees for foreclosure
of said mortgage sued on; also, reforming
mortgage executed by +. w. Hirth and S. f.
Hirth, his wife, dated August II, 1871, TO said
plaintiff, conveying lot 81 and 50 feet OF west
end of lots IS and IS Mechanic street, and lot
Il Union street, in the city of Emporia, Lyon
county. Kansas, SO as to conform to the 5n6en-
tiOns OF the parties thereto and convey the I'M
divided half of lot s. and "a feet or west end of
lots So and S. Mechanic street, aud the whole
of lot ii on Union street. in the said city,
county, and State; That said judgment be q
lien upon said real estate as described in said
mortgage as reformed; that the said real eS-
tate be sold to satisfy said judgment; That the
lien of the piainti on said real estate is supe-
riOr to the lien OF the defendant, f. j Com
stock thereon. and that said +. j. Comstock.
be forever barred and forecloSed Of and from
claiming any right. title. and interest in said
premises. GILLETT u EORDE,
13t ATTORNEYS for DlaintiG.
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NOTICE.

TDGAR Stephens, Sidney Randall, wife OF
IL r. w. Randall. and 3. L. Dole, uon-resi'
dents OF the State of Kansas, will take notice
that Mary 8. Little. plaintiff. has aled her pc.
tttion In the once Of the clerk Of the District
Court OF Lyon county, Kansas, against & w
Randall, Sidney Randall, his ife, Edgar
stephens, John u. Gibson, James Stout. and
e. L. Dole, defendants; that they have
bern sued, and must answer the said
petition On or before the eighteenth day
OF February. A. D. 1916, or the said Deti-
ton will be taken rs true, and Judgment rem
dered accordingly lin favor Of the plaintiff.
and against the defendant, Il. w. Randall.
tor the sum Of $5S8.sa, with interest thereon
AZ the rate of 2lPer ceat- per annum from
March 18TH, 1874, and So. 90 attorneys fees foE
foreclosure Of mortgage, and for costs OF suit
that said judgment be q RrS1 lien upon the
following described real estate situate II
Lyon coaatys kAnsas. to-Eit: Lots one u.
two ID. thres Isl, soRTteea IA and north hall
town ~ Americas: thst the sad. PEesniges Be
sold to satisfy said iadgmen9. and by said sale
each OF said descendants be forever barred
f1om claiming any right. title or interest -
said premises; that the mortgage executed
~ defendants, Il. W. Randall ana wife, @
Edgar StepheEs. dated February 2lst. ISL.
anu recorded in book Of mortgages at page
4lS OF records. in osiee Of Register Of Deeds
o. said county, also mortgage executed " l.
". Randall and wife to Edgar StepheE9.
dated December I'd, $780, and recorded IN oooE
y o. moatgeges, At page -, @ reeefus IN o.
Zee OF Register Of Deeds Of said county.
both said mortgages conveying said prem
iSesl be decreed satisfied, and Tor eHeh other
RELIEF - TO the Court shall seem meet and
proper. GILLETF FORDE,
1-3t Attorneys for plAtnd9.
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ANTHONY.

ANTHONY.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Col. d. R. Anthony in our city
this week. He was here on bust
ness connected with the Walker
land sales. We were glad to see
him enjoying tolersbly good health,
although not looking 80 rugged as
in days Of yore. He has too much
sand in his makeup to pay much
attention to his serious wound.
He has vitality and pluck enough
left yet to do several ordinary men,
and has just gained . victory over
his enemies In Leavenworth which
will be of great advantage to him.
self and the public. When he re-
turned from the East several
months ago, he proclaimed peace
and good fellowship. Notwith.
standing this bitter war was COM
menced upon him, led by the Leav-
enworth Commercial, to remove
him from the post Office In that city.
charges of misconduct In Office were
made, and affldavits gotten up and
sent to Washington, and the Com
mercial proclaimed that he would
be removed. Col. Anthony de-
manded an investigation. An
agent was sent by the government
to examine the charges. The inves-
tigation took place last week, when
the afidaVits were proven to be
fraudulent, and the charges against
his official conduct literally ground.
less. So hImzy were they that the
agent became utterly disgusted, and
denounced the attempt to removt
Anthony on such charges q farce
He was completely indicated. The
result was that Col. Houston, who
owned the Commercial, at once
proposed to sell to Anthony, thai
paper. He bought It and has chang
ed It to an evening paper. This M
i'd a. be says, for his own adVan
tage, and because Leavenworth hal
no use for two morning Republican
dailies. He now owns and prints
the two papers, both Dailies, and Il
sole owner OF the telegraph fran
chise of LeaVenworth. In the ma
ny bitter personalfights in that city
Anthony has played . conspicuOuI
part, but in none has he achieved {
greater victory over his enemies
than in this. We believe he hai
the sympathy of his friends and &C
quaintances throughout the state
all of whom hope, as we believ'
Col. Anthony does, sincerely, tina
the bitter personal fights which
have consumed the strength Of tina
city, are forever at an end. Leav
enworth ought to have peace.
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Police Jacob Rehm, ex-treasurer
Miller, and ex-deputy collector ia
cob Winter, were also arrested on
same charge.-A very large number
offesrful murders, lynching cases,
etc., over the country on Christmas
day.-Gold $1I3.
MONDAY, JAN. 5.
Prisoners in the Cleveland, Ohio,
penitentiary been making bogus
nickels and getting the wsrden's
son to buy tobacco with them, with
out the officers suspecting the
rogues.-20 buildings burned at
Piedmont, Va.-ChsrIey Ross pre-
tends to be at st. Adams, VT, and
the old gentlemen telegraphed for.
1t will be smother heartless fraud
on him.-Jeff Davis daughter. mar
ried at Memphis, to q national
bank cashier.-Terrific wind storm
at Chicago.-Asst. Q. II. Gen.
Thomas struck by paralysis.-JOhn
W. Forney writes that the republic
can party cannot and will not stul-
tify itself by supporting q third
term candidate.--Mrs. Joyce starts
from Green Bay, Wis, with old let
ters which she expects will procure
her husbands pardon.-Timothy
Dodd, the oldest merchant in Bos-
ton, died, aged 95.-I. II. Fro hing
ham, chief clerk in the Boston post
Office, arrested for stealing stamps.
Very heavy rains in North Scot
land.-The President held q grand
reception New Years, which was
attended in full dress.-2S New
York postohce clerks removed
Several of the leading citizens OF
Bingham, Mass, arrested for per.
Jury in swearing that the stock OF
the Bingham Manufacturing com.
pany had all been paid in.
TUESDAY, JAN. 4.
The prosecution of Loader and
Price, charged with perjury in tbs
Beecher case, observation-disclosures
r. Beckwith, confidential clerk o.
Babbitt the New York soap man
defaults to the amount of $500, OO(
and is Observation-Disclosures O
Ohio, Colorado and Louisiana
meet.-Rev. Robert Collyer accepts
call from a Boston church.-GoY
Ludington, of Wisconsin, inaugu
rated with much ceremony.-Boil
or of Ashland, Ohio, woolen mills
exploded, killing the engineer, ani
doing $1,000 damage.-RudOiphe
prince imperial of Austria, to b.
crowned as king of Hungary.
Home Ridge cotton mill at Ather
ton, Lancashire, England, burned
Loss. $4,000 and 200 wOrkmel
out of employment.-The publi
debt increased 81, 9l5, OS2 in Decem
ber.-Gold 1l23s.-Whest in Sain
Louis $I.41 for No. 2; $1.27 for No
3; 94c for No. 4. Corn, 37119c. Oats
S41&c. Hogs, $500 to $7.-Cattle
50 to $4.47%.
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The teachers institute and teach
ers examination in the Lincoln
High School building, in this city
last week, was well attended, there
being about seventy teachers pres
ent, participating in the exercises.
Miss Hebron, the efficient county
superintendent, presided quite
gracefully, and everything through
out was conducted in the most sat
isfactory and impartial manner.
The Patrons OF Husbandry Of
Shawnee county, through Capital
Grange of this city, have taken the
lead IN this state in the organizs-
ofa grange lecture course. They
have secured the services Of ten or
q dozen OF the ablest lecturers in
the state' and the initiatory lecture
will bedelivered January fourteenth
by Probe. n. Shelton of the state
agricultural college OF Manhattan.
Prof. Shelton IL superintendent OF
the farm department. He has cho-
sen for his subject 1.-THE relation OF
science to agriculture" and 1t will
doubtless be an interesting and in
struciiVe entertainment, not only
for the tillers Of the soil bnt for bu-
siness men, lawyers, doctors, bank
ers and others. A lecture will be
delivered each week. during the
winter. Among those who have
been engaged are DR.. Martin, Chan
cellor Of the state university; Pres
ident John A. Anderson Of the
State Agricultural College; Presi-
dent c. r. POmerOy,. Of the Empo.
ria Normal School President John
Wherrell, OF the Leavenworth Nor
NAL School, and half dozen others,
Gen. John Fraser, state superinten-
dent OF public instruction will also
deliver Q lecture. The subjects
chosen for these lectures are of q
practical character and have 9 bear.
ing upon education Of especial in
terest to the farming classes. THAI
they will be successful and become
highly popular there can be nc
doubt. Judge r. G. Adams, . lead
ing granger. here, Is chairman OF thu
lecture committee and is working
INCREASINGLY to make this the mos
entertaining lecture course ever haG
in the state.
Business is now quite brisk il
North Topeka, Q lively trade hav
ing opened by which corn is loaded
on the cars there and shipped
through to Baltimore direct. The
market price here IL % cts. pc
bushel.
We had . glorious rain last Fri
day night and all day Saturday
winding up with . slight SNOW
stOrm Indeed such . fall Of rail-
has not occurred for the past year
The vast clouds of dust have beef
laid, the clsterns have been filled
wells which were dry are now abb
TO supply their owners with fresl
water and the result will be q bene
ut of untold milIions for the agri
cultural community.
| Among the prominent parsonage
who have visited the capital the
past week may bo mentioned Sena
tor Harvey, EX-Congressman Sid
ney Clarke, Judge. DelAh1y Gov, S
j. Craw ford, and others. The no
tells have deem considerably crow
ded by the visit of Office seeker
who anticipated meeting both sen
ators here. Mr.. Ingalls, did no
come, as had been previously al
nounced.
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| Published in the Emporia NEWS Jan. Z, 1871
AN nRnEN a NGE

Published in the Emporia NEWS Jan. Z, 1876
AN ORDINANCE
To regulate the running Of railway an.
gtness cara and trucks within the Him.
Its Of the City Of Emporfa, Lyon conn
issi8E thereto. and 20 Eovsrn the a speed
thereof. and 10 prevent accidents, and
to prohibit the 0bstruetiOnS q streets
eROssVafks and sidewalks.
Be il ordained by the Mayor and Counciimeu
Of the City Of Emporia:
SECTION 1. It shall not be lawful for any
person or persons, or any railroad or railway
company or corporation to move. proPel o.
driven, any railroad car. truck or locomotive
engine, by means Of steam or other mo-
within the corporate limits of the city Of EN-
poria, In Lyon county, Kansas, at rate Of
speed exceeding six miles per hour, under the
this section shall not apply TO so much Of the
line Of the n, K. q 4. railway where the
same crosses the no. theast corner Of the town
SEC. > E shall not be lawful for any per-
sen, company or corporation 70 obstruct the
free and constant use and passage q any
Emporia- by means Of any rail- osd car, truck
or locomotive elgine lexcept where the same
shall be ruaningl under penalty Of twenty
SEC. 3. That it shall be unlawful for any
person, at any time, to blow any whistle Of
any lOCOl4OtIFS engine DctOnSt1S 70 any Toll-
road eol8p aay or corporation on the town site
Of Empofia under 3 penalty Of tWenty-1
dollars for each and every oaense.
SIC T. Any person violating any Of the
provisions Of this ordinance may be pTosecut-
ed upon complaint and warrant before the
Police Judge. under section 50, Of chapter 100
Of the laws Of 1874.
SEC. 5 When the name OF the person VIC
lating the provisions Of this ordinance is not
known to The complainant, and said person
cannot be conveniently arrested, suit shall be
brought against said railroad company or
corporation before the Police Judge, in . CIV
II action in the name Of the CIty Of Emporia
to recover the penalty prescribed In this ordi-
nance.
SEC. 6. This ordinance shall take effect and
besin force from and after January Is, 1876.
ApPr0Ved January Z, 1876.
Attest JOHN BAY, Mayor.
<. Il. FORD1, City Clerk.
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The LeavenwOrth Daily Herald has
discontinued, In consequence Of D. r.
Anthony making the Commercial an
evening paper. DIR. Crook, the Her.
aid publisher, says seDsibly that as
this new competition will cause him
to lose money, he prefers to suspend
his paper.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Condensed Summary of TelegrSPhfc
Reports In the Daily Papers.
THURSDAY, DEC. %.

Reports IN the Daily Papers.
THURSDAY, DEC. 23.
Very heavy rains through south
ern and western Texas, and much
damage to roads and bridges.-Mrs.
Moulton decides to appoint a COM
mittee of leading members of Va
rious Congregational churches, to
investigate her charges against Hen
ry Ward Beecher.-A large gas
main exploded in East Boston,
Mass, and blew up bridge and IT'S
feet of q crowded street. Five peo-
pie were killed aud about thirty
wounded.-Mt. Vesuvius is going
to erupt.-Gold 1877.
SATURDAY: DEC. %.
CargOs of fresh beef shipped in
refrigerators, from New York to
Liverpool, reach the latter city in
good Conditional Missouri judge
has decided all lotteries or sale of
lottery tickets in that State to be IL
legal, and the st. Louis police have
therefore suppressed the Missouri
State lottery, an institution which
has been doing quite a business for
a nuInber of years.-A. G. johnson,
president of the Fayette County, O.,
National Bank, is under arrest for
embezzling $4,000 of the bank
fund. The offence is punishable,
under the national bank law, with
five to ten years imprisonment
The Lancaster, Mass, Savings Bank
is busted, and 5000. 600 of it's money
loaned out on worthless security
I he jury in the 100000 libel suit Of
Henry e. Bowen vs. the Brooklyn
Eagle, returned a verdict for 81 600.
The city of New York gets q YER
dict Of $1,000 against the Daily
News, which, in 1872, got $1,000 out
of the city treasury rs pay for an
advertisement it never published
Charles O'Connor, the eminent New
York lawyer, has recovered from
his supposed fatal illness, and at
tributes his recovery to q careful
and comprehensive disregard Of his
learned doctors prescriptions
Henry Clews & Co., bankers of New
York, haye obtained full discharge
from their creditors.-The rumor
that Tweed has arriven at Havana,
IL not confirmed.-An expedition of
1000 Egyptian troops sent to Ably
sinnia, was ambuscaded, and nearly
all massacred, including Col. Routh,
an American officer. The Khedive
is to seEd 1900 men to avenge the
massacree, and all his American Of
ficers, including Col. Stone, are to
join the expedition.
MONDAY, DEC. %.
New trial ordered for James E.
Marsh, of Kansas City, convicted of
whisky frAnds.-When the st. L.,
K. c. and w. train was nearing St.
Louis. 1--WE men entered the express
car, locked the messenger in an
empty trunk. and carried OF $20,-
600 In money and bOnds.-GeneFal
Babcock notified to appear for trial
ct st. Louis June u-Jack & Sow
er's -four mill at Des -MOineR, Iowa,
burned; loss $l4,O09.- Ex-MaYOF
Oakley Hall, Of New York, makes
saccessful debut a. q theatrical
mantle Emperor of Brazil to
start for the United States March
26th.-John A. Finney, Q commits
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The Topeka Commonwealth says
the Topeka post Office pays the
government, over all expenses, $40,
600 per year, o, Mr.. Baker, and
Prentis That's an awful. We know
the Topeka p. NJ. is not that kind
of . man. Make it $1,000 or $4,000
and We will believe you.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court, oh Judicial District, Lyon
County. Kansas.
The Emporia Mutual Loan Association,
vs..


The Emporia Mutual Loan Association,
Nathan 4, Foster.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued ont OF
ID the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District sitting in and for Lyon county, Kan
sas, wherein The Emporia Mutual Loan As
ISOLATION is plaintiff. and Nathan N. Foster,
is defendant, ] will. on Monday, the Third
day OF January, 1876. az nine and a-half
house in Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, Of
fer for sale by public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the right. title
and interest of the defendant, Nathan N
Foster, in and to Il e following described real
estate, to- wit: Commencing at the southeast
Of section fifteen isl. township nineteen tl9l.
range twelve t12l thence west sixty
and ninety one one hundreths l63 SLIGO lrodS;
thence north one hundred aud sixty lICOI
rods to north 1ine Of said quarter; thence
east to northeast u Ell corner of said quarter;
ing slxty-ehEee 1881 acres, tRlee Isl roods and
twenty ls9l perckes- Also. feE.r t4l acres,
two III 9o6ds and one ana one-half [1Kl
perches, commencing At the northwest IN vi
corner Of piece Of land decided by 0sgOod to
Lambert. In the said northwest quarter
IA W OF section nfteen llSl, township nine
teen llSl. range twelve tI9l thence due east
seventeen M, roes anu sixteen tI6l links;
thence Forth. fOrty-three f43I rods; thence
west seventeen llil rods and sixteen ISL
links; thence south forty-thlee (t3l rods to
place of beginning. All in Lyon county.
Kansas
Said real estate will be sold As the property
OF Nathan n. Foster, to satisfy said Oruer Of
sale
SheriR's Office, this Sd day of Dec, 1875.
1-3W JOHN BAY, Sheriff
Lyon Co., Kansas.
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HOME COAL MINES!
~~~~~----~>p~~~~~~~
No Better Cost i1s Kansas.
~~-~@~-~-
Keep the aa0noy at Honae

DENNEDY BROTHERS, with A. A. Ba-
~ ker = Co.. are no ~ operating their coal
mines On the east line OF Lyon county, and
ere prepared to deliver coal In any quantity
in or near Emporis, at tke lowest market
price. TQis coal IS fully equal to the best
home industry. Orders may be left &C James
Smiths cigar store, snd Will be 6lled prompt
IL. SS-Sm
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OFFICERS.

s. d. Mcdonald, President. For 10 year
editor amp proprietor State Record,
Topeka p. ID. Cook. Treasurer,
fifty treasurer Topeka.l K. A.
Barker, Secretary, [eX-Sec-
Rotary State of Kansas.
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hereby postponed until January 24th, 1873, at
the same hour and place stated in above mo-
tlce. JOHN BAY, Sheriff Lyon Co., kAS.
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STRAYED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

"ONEY TO LOAN. On long time End
LXA low rates, on improved farm secutity.
IL RANDOLPH Il SEDGWICK.
MONEY to loan.-I want to loan SO OC0 in
AVA Lyon county, Kansas, within the next
30 days, on improved city property farms,
at 10 per cent interest.
4S-tf Z. Z. BANCROFT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. E p O r. n
OF the condition OF the
EMP0RlA NATIONAL BANK,
At EmpOrsa, in the State of Kansas, 1T
the close OF business,
Dec. H. 1875.
RESOURCES

RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. $1766Is 90
D. s. Bonds to secure Circulation. 5000 %
Other Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages, 6,552 IS
Due from approved reserve Agents, ,40T 81
Due from other National Banks. 1880 ~
Due from State Banks and Bankers 4,731 6S
Real Estate, Furniture & Fixtures. 1880 90
Current Expenses and Taxes Paid 2,5oS Sc
checEs and other Cash Items s. .OOe 10
Fractional Gun ency lin
Guiding nicklesJ ,--..-.-- SIG u
9 feeaI Tender Notes % 6n az % 7u ~
Red. Fund with u. S. treasurer 'i -
s Der cent. of circulation -. ALSO 90
&sI2.4c4 90
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid in ....-.......- SIS, 600 %
surplus Fund - -...--..-......-... $4,000 %
Other Undivided Profits ....... 1s,I55 IS
Nat. Bank Notes Outstanding. 5000 10
DEPOSITS.
Ind Dep subject to check s So 1886
Demand Cert: OF Deposit S,a9S 20
Time Cert Of Deposit SS.5lS g
Due Due s stsse Banks saHt h AND S'zO'
Bankers ...........--.. 4,67s OF IN, 500 50
3si2, 464 IS
STATE OF KANSAS, 90
COUNTY OF LYON, 3d.
IL. T. Heritage, Cashier Of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true, to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
L. I. HERITAGE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day Of January, 4. ID. 1876.
JIM. STEELE. Notary Public,
Lyon Co., Kansas.
Correct-At.est: p. B. PLUMB,
LEWIS IUTz,
Directors.
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INCORPORAT0Rs.

R. A Barker, j. NJ. Spencer, John G.
SeaFle, w. d. Terry, s. Mcdonald,
Peter ID. Cook, d. B. Emmert.
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w. B. SMITH.
Formerly Hughes Smith.
Stone Cutter and Mason.
Dealer in Dest Roek wh,.. liz. ID
Dealer in best Rock white Lime.

The best Building Stone furnished to any
point on the railroad, or delivered 10
any part OF the City.
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ana ready 20 cut stone, furnish it in
rough, or build stone walls, at moderate Drf-
ces. First class work guaranteed
1stt WB. SMITH.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

8. d. Med maid. Peter D. Cook, R. A.
Barker.
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ITO RENT - Pleasant and commodious
II rooms to rent. furnished or unfurniShed
with or without beard. in Bancroft Blk. 4O-tf
= Urban Safe inquire at lift
COPPoCK & cos.
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81 EACH
SCHEDULE OF PREMIUMS ::

400, 600 Cash Premiums
Amounting to 0255, 600
To any person purchasing or any agent
disLoSing of seven tickets and RENTING
81 to us, we guarantee one or more
prizes. Send for full parti culars.
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The high character end great populari-
ty of this enterprise, creates q demand
for the tickets Unprecedented.
~Agents wanted. Send in your or
ders at once, If you wish to secure q sup
ply
~ Liberal Commissions are given
and Agents are allowed to return all
tickets they are unable sell.
N. BIO in sure prompt reply be sure
and write your Name. Town, County and
State plainly every time you write, and
address your letters to
STATE CAPITOL BANK.
l-6m Topeka, Kansas.
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the FunAs-ArrOSt OF Ex-TroAsurer
LApPin for Forgery and EmbeE1lO-
mOnt-ThO new TrO0surer-ToachOrs
ExAmInAtiOn-A Course of Grange
LOotarOs-COrn Trade with Baltimore.
-Fino r-RaIn-PorsOnals-Gc
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LOuh N aFSHucI
EMPORIA, KANSAS.

Once and yard corner Consultation stree
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A NY one who wants q flrst-class organ OF
a sewing machine. at the lowest figures,
should call at t42-tO THE NEws.
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