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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-04-14
FOR DRAFT HORSE BREEDERS
The Celebrated Norman Stallion
Young Napoleon /!

WILL make the present season at the
w Gill stable, 9Th ave. Emporia, rs.
YOUNG NAPOLEON is the largest and best
is dApple gray 16k hands high, and years
old. He was sired by billions favorite stall
lion, Napoleon the second, who was import
ed from France in 1861, and is now owned by
Dillon & Co.. the noted stock breeders at
Normal, Illinois. The dam Of YOUNG EAPo-
DioEnede stock.
TERAs-Single service SO; season SIS; to
insure $40 Great care Will be taken, bat
win mot be responsible for accidents If any
occur. Parties parting with mare so in
suFed Is held responsible for the insurance.
This horse and his pedigree will stand the
fullest inspection. DALIEL SILL, Prop'F.
VIII. Cochran viii have charge Of You've
NAPOLEON this season 15-3s
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80; fourth class, 20; special, Is cts
Gold lib IA.
MONDAY. Ap1L 10.

30; fourth class, %; special, Is cts.
Gold lib IA.
MONDAY, APIL 10.
In St. Louis, q young man named
Shane charged w. w. Jill with se-
ducing his sister, and shooting
match, followed in which Shane was
killed aud Jill dangerously wound
ed Jilz is rich and of bad reputation.
He had seduced Miss Shane, and
procured an abortion on her the
previous night, and young Shane,
learning of the matter, took a pistol
and went to Jilz's house, with the
above result.-E. n. Wheeler, pres
iden. of the La Cross, Wis, Nation
al Bank, and who abscOnded with
$25, 600 of its funds, has surrender
ed himself for trial.-A new boiler
being tested at Binghampton, N. z,
exploded, killing two and severely
wounding three peOple.-Geo. w.
Harris, stock broker, Phila., shot
himself dead, on account of finan-
ciaI troubles. His partner died the
same way a year ago, and the firm
is now entirely busted.-Gold lib.
TUESDAY, APRIL IL.
| The Mexican soldiers at Laredo
fired on the American troops or
this side of the Rio Grande, and ths
latter shelled the Mexicans out o
sight with II pound howitzers.-
$4,000 fire at Maysville. KY.
$4,000 at Keysville, n. Y.-Th,
Mississippi river has. began to fal
at Cairo, and the planters of the
lower sections hope to make crop
Gold 1l3.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is.
, President elect Pedro, Of Peru
1 has arrived in New York, and wa
! received by a delegation of leadin
! citizens.-Secretaries Fish, Chandle
and Robson, are 10 meet the EN-
q peror of Brazil at New York, o.
e the, 17th.-The marriage of Jane
: Parton to his s:ep-daughter hs
= been legalized.-The Emperor Q
: Brazil and his suite consists Of !
e persons and will be Quartered at th
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York,
q cost of $500 per week.-JOh
Seal, teller in the New York SecuI
e ity savings bank, is defaulter {
the amount of 500, OOO.-A. T. Stew
arts funeral in N. Y. takes place I
day. Ex-Govs. Dix, Morgan, an
other prominent citizens, being pa
bearers.--A very destructive tornG
Y do visited Australia, last month
l. Gold lib,
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T Z. FINLEY will take notice that ne has
e been sued by George V; Hos; that ne ne
Lyon county, Kansas. The names Of the par
ties to said suit are George w. Hos, PiAinti6,
and J. K Finley, defendant; and said defend
ant IL further notified that he must answer
said petition on or before Thursday. May 18th.
1915 or the same will be taken as true and
judgment rendered e. prayed for thereins
which Is that said plaintiff have judgment Tor
amount dHe on three promissory notes execu-
ted by said defendant 20 said plaintiff on De-
tobef It'll, 1S73-ons for 500, and two for 81. 900
each, all bearing interest at 10 per cent. per
Rnnnaa, pay able annually; and for forecloS-
ure Of mortgage given by said defendant on
said date TO secure said notes, upon the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In Lyon
county, Kansas, to-Wit: Commencing NJ Z
point 20 rods east OF the southwest corner Ell
the N. w. = Of section 10. township Is, range
II thence east 10 rods; thence north - rods,
{ feet inches; thence vest 10 Iodss thence
south u rods feet inches, to beginning.
containing eve acres, more or less: and for an
order Of sale Of said mortSaged premises, to-
satisfy said money Judgment and 500 attoF-
ney 3 Zee fog foreclosure Of said mortgage.
15-3W Z. w. CUNNINGHAM,
Atty fer PLAINTIFF
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Sealed Proposals.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
ElHPORIA. April 8, 1915.

EAPoRIA, April 8, 1876. I
GEALED proposals will be received until
Z Saturday, April -. 1876, for the compile
ton of the stone work at the north Gbntment
OF the Cottonwood bridge, at Soden's mill.
Work TO be done by the perch, and contractor
to furnish all materials. Stone to be taken
from the ''Davis' quarry and of good size.
Wall 10 be covered with . coping four inch es
thick All material aHd WORK to be drstclass,
and to be under the supervision Of any person
whom the county commissioners may appoint.
Parties bidding must meet the county board
on above date at county CLERKS ONCE, and
come prepared with bond. to close the con-
tract. Bids must include the proper support
of the bridge approach during the pFosecu-
ton Of the work. The right to reject any aEd
all bids Is reserved.
By order of the board Of county commits
sioners. [1tl j. s. CRAIG, County Clerk.
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Exacu+oT,'s Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed, by the Pro-
bate Court of Lyon county, Kansas, executor
of the last will and testament of David Frazee,
deceased. 15-Sw T. j. PRICE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MILTON A. SANFORD, A. B., NJ. D.,
Late Of Albany, ". n
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Emporia,
Kansas. ONCE, Commercial st. Chronic
diseases specially. 16-u
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A RE prepared to attend promptly to al
IN calls made upon them for plans and spec
ifcations on construction of all kinds OF
buildings. 15-u
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souethIne New, .
RAWLINGs LANpEN

DRUNER 8 McMURTRIE'S Patent Rub
ID Der Button Chain Pump will work as
well in a fifty foot well as in Gistern. Call
and see them. 16-1S
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MONEY 10 LOAN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AKONEY TO LOAN. On long time ind
M low rates. on improved farm secutity.
Is RANDOLPH Q sEDGWlCK.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

AN account Of the advance in the cost Of
10 re SPiee of e We a or m q ::
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Emporia Foundry

J. e. JONES, Proprietor.
NRANUFACTURES all kinds of Machinery,
W. Repairing neatly. done. Has for sale
MunrOe and Rotary Harrow Castings, Sash
Weights, Gate Bars, SC. Rabbit metals q
speciality. espondence solicited.
p. o. Drawer BAT. 15-6m
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OST-Monday. March sOth, in Emporia, a
- new leather pocket book, containing $2.75
in money, and three notes. one for 500 one
Tor $50, and one for g.. Finder will be
suitably .ewarued by leaving at NRWs ONCE
2-u FRANK POLLARD
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-20

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world II never known whsl Inns lH~'i1
tbs falr ~ TIM unfortunate. Thia. thru.
was thr Providence maI@ last frsnri FIR
gaining pnsarsaion II the eerfrt whirh
had become hi- only ambition. n. l.fl
| hta home fur Earol~, AMI shr simple
fuinur ~ ihr attempted ns.aasinatiun ~
Tie tynr hy An American. nnplussa |.
". insane, wins all that WAX ussi knoat
to hin friends III what became III shr a.n
bitiunr mechanic, null m NEARLY hnlf I
century Ina ratified TN since he srt oiil
Upon Ills periluua undertaking, hardly i
/ ~ fuun living will remember thu cirennl
stance which II here recorded. There L
one person, however, in Providence,
4 Wilo remembers wssii The NY shn hstp IL
our sketch l,n.lr her fearful farewell
! ,romising that before ahe reached III
/ twentieth birthday he would return |,
I her nn,l fulnll hix premise. All thfnafl
there long yenva Ahr hal never fprgottei
| her promise to wldt for her lover. t4n'
ceased IN believe hr would sci eoina ~,
her. Nhr now lives within n moment,
wAik oi thr chimes of Craze Church. an,
la still well preserved, aud her grprc and
beauty make her far mere attractive shM
many whose ycnrr arr thu aamr ~ wsrs
hers when her lover separated fr,m h'i
~ long ngn. Last week aha receives
thu glad tilings from far away over tn
wMter tint hc VINO Ind ~o long kept lle
patiently waiting was on lis way " fnl
iill Lis PROMISE III forty ysara ap", mn
lrt IA hope he may hr,nR the secret u
paid for ~ dearly, Anl that hr may lis
ID nea some reward for hin great sacri
tlce, - lf0riftrn0e l'ress.
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Mas Man De~M NJ Very Long on thc
EARTH

There haa hcen atontiency among moii
~ codes ~ ras@ frnm prnfss~ir' fHn
few y.afe agut III tpsnl ignorance t.s ~
the mode % .f.alt ul ls nsshg tllnRa,
10 claim 10 almost complete knowledge
III the whpln prugrers III tho nniysrH',
from the iitHs niect III living protoplAa',i
,,p IL thu hgnesi development uf thr
hi1n,nn intellect, lrt this II ivnliy Whit
W. have Hern IN ille Inst sixteen yrnrH,
Formerly siiiiiuultiHs were exaggerated.
, aud Il was i.,aa fiel thai WI Ind not sl,ili
ci.ut knowledge ~ venture oil my Rsii
rfrlsy,iInns un The subject Now iiiil'
ruItirs afr art nsi,le, mud il IL l"lI that
at,r theories mo ~ we'll established and
vi iar reaching, thai they explain ani
comprehend all nature, rl.l Al thu prot
| ent lay II .crins ~ me ihai farta which
opuors, popular views hardly receive due
et,nsi.i. ratlpn. II In a rufinua eifcum'
stance, that nptwitllaia, ling tile. nits'n'
ton il,at haa beeu directed ~ the tiil,.
jeet In every part of tho world, and The
numerous excavations connected with
railways nnd mines which hnyr offered
such iacilitlca for geological discovery,
no advances whatever las hrril inM.la In
q considerable number NJ yeas, IN ~
tepting tho Time or tho mode ~ iaan''
origin. l'ln l'almolithic tiins weapon
lirsi discovered In tho North of Frnnc
moro than thirty years ngo nre still tl's
oldest un.lisputed proofs u man'H ~.
istence and amid tho countless relies VI
a former world that have heen brought
to light M evidence of any Dna VI tls
Iinks that must lAse connected man Will
thu lover animals Ias yet appeared. TIL,
conclusion which think VIZ must arrive
II III, that II man Ina beet, developed
from n common ancestor, with all exisl
mn APIS, nnl hs no eil,sf agencies thar
such M i,aye IN ,rte.l their devrlapms'lt
ken liz muHt have existed In sometl,inl
approaching his present form during III
tertiary period, and nt merely existed
but prsalo minated In numbers wliercye
suitable conditions prevailed. III tl,a
casa II ~ill in fair argument. TINT, ju'
i. he |. In his mental and moral natnr'
his capacities and axpirationr, ~ inlil
ttrly rntrr.l above tir brmt.s. ~ lis "
ixi,i Ii due Ia distinct and higher age,
eirs than, ailcli m have Affected il,cl
development. -. n. U'nfiare ~ N
HrtfisL 1ssuefgfIun
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MISCELLANEOUS dlEANiMas.

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!. Married nest week., hcAr, u. |" r..
marked i friend, sIapplng 4 good yonng
man ~ burlington ~ eongrMtnlHiois
"a, thu shoulder. :" Itch H,fl MP ffoiu
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ilm young man, sitting 4 little sigh,
"il,iilss VIVA VII arranged, but i'se h,n.l
a. Ind ~ put il,e wedding oir little
while, likn II might hr." WHAT'S
wrong r. nAkri ihe iriend III sympsil,etie
toncH. .O.d folks down IN the
natel, T. " Well, npt exactly - Hee
aln Ina 10 parents. nnd she's licr own
ho~u like, Lnt-~" "t;rl didn't throw
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'tMell, aid tlr young man, ln'#itat
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taitlicAL Points

etaal I tr ~ Aiainn e'lnws tile majority
a. r,nar t talh,t, ftr H,seri,or, 10 10
ls5fa1
rsnpnn.'eI fnf Congress
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IA tl4sA f4Hs,nafnt in snNMs = iAsa III
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rnd nln nhtls In hsAnA, tlsse lHsnHs
i fnll III ilsr vvkinTs alnsnisav slHlsis shat
carry ,Irrsh III their 1tnin.
usae thing ~ hHaN hiisf slisn ~
uheu ,ilsi@-.sint itss'i lily esttAf nisatisa
nuh nrnsfeils.H iussa iss,ia4slA. M NH n
abundant ruppy .htHvn nsvf eNgy H
sivr ~ ensIsisi IA slFEie wi nstt' fs
snt slHnssI IA tito aAu. iine flf ssth
~ natii ia,etnsa sninahln f.ttilfs HI
Thia ii slr present lalr, and quantities
runll lr Thrown into llr@a aneirnE
vaults Which nrr such nuisance. NV
is the Time. ani II SnsuH tlr .xr.nar III
no.rsilsl ,lisinfsrsanta.
/ The gisat work may l~ dnne IN tha
nninmn t~hrn All danger " INST, aiii iin
II WmlAMFlhI t4 NJ R1ftf1 VI ~ tHFFs WITT
thu ffuet laA Liilsh AL lie tesian4
reims ~ dissAss. { nna time ~ sfa
caution. Nii.n things nta trtrs'nr Hf
frozen, remove ali iln 4 eanheA III
ttunbr, 80 iilinH nlpl milrAns vii
ffrsh enf,h ~ g. obtain tllr fertiiiziHQ
tlna'itira rertra liz rla,.s used fut
drainage, uAl tlth7t -. tltit Tie lrlinv
urt ,irtp anil away irnin ilp wells. ~ tlial
nil the wis'e IL absorbed. Cur NV
Euti III Ell IL I'LL sa ril, that w. tal,
atiafl ii, ~nAf, Any HuUa ntrrial a'isl
MI lho wnfsr itun laur isNa vaNHa1tle
~ thai ifHa ila et1l,ls, Nss8tAt sas..l
will ~ Ansi raf.~e.1 arslt Nhstu Il
shI.tlsstls lels .ns ~ in Wtsfl " i
hs ilia Itlii.
shallow vaults ~ rnaelsar',n, altl
fresh lfy entiI spr,nklad ~ them ~ +,
few ,Iusa. nrr ilr truly economical arc
mi, a,rnnHt belllt. II II sonla iru'lll'
anl requires sssi.ni, ln' Il y m"te
trouble III llar rtts If fever patient
alal ii rusi4 ltrg tint funeral.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-20

tnmixrnnts IRON tnfupn.

Ii.n isailiMpta tipiiffia sas4i 'saf
aitl,rtanding .arrfl na,icrs ituA ls'
rope whirl, iniie,ta i larsa inafenst III
immigration ifnm 81 ln,alY aud iiFai
britain so lin GuitstI StAtf#, shp til'sitf
In migration III Baltimore HliDws ~ lin
mutton fram the r"aniin " laAt ,tat 9iltl
fpimer ysara. Information, received
from reliable aanrpfa shows iFttt lit
North Gernian Lloyd f.ine III Atnan. I,
utn briulin! over larRr numbers ~ sfhs
inig,nnia from Germany anil Southern
Nv ma.'n n, NJ olRaas NJ y. o,!r rr'Ti' HI. y@r mr. nt
G.neu MlM.ur. OF sheFa, very fniF ~.
,auiaei liz baltimore anl vicinity. Iile'
wpre altutr.l uicl yla The baltimore aaI
Ohio railroad ~ ilin Nrft niih SVlill
w.t., Wis.,, IL ehieaee. Miiwault.', ri.
p.,ii, umaha. Cincinnati, mud III. i.siiaa.
l.sr,slhnr iatlipafsA TIA ille til af
.4.4s4s Int.fi viii eantinnaie ''aR II Liz
Ia,il i'll the Hainn fa.t faf tiiti fstnafIlanf
| III tl,e year, and should tho iff.s nfii
financial depression In tlls IuIisd Asa4ttA
ba replaced by brighton prospects. itf ~
spar, il liz ihunght. will wiih.ea 4 lafRe
it4etpAM In tir htisireHa. II vii Titus
i,r aurt, that Baltimore Il rpgrsAsIf ~
pranrcaniss In lli# ~ well IL ntissf iiat
ters relating ~ her position as otsa Il ili'
gfnat pnfta III tile world. il.efs afs'
spmr Interesting flrt@ spiliaNHts.i viii,
Immigration travel T. aui from The tis,.
The Immigrants arrive ~ L,an-t l'sins,
generally In good health, Mtl aru pl,n'i
on ears III thc rier ninaet Immediately
after arriving, AMI Ttarl I'm tii,lr ,I''ti
nation IN tho Wea,. TIeee iiamipfaa'
/. trains ara we'll provided viii all en-
, vsnirncrs nnccssaty ~ the comfort ~
. travellers, and arr IN charge ~ cun.inr
, lora who speak hosh the English ai,s
, uermnn languages. tins alfurtling thrn
1afe and reliable opportunities for %
/ tanning information while ~ Iniiss
about thu various points t. whiel, the,
, desire 10 ~. Tho Mrnnonites fiDn
, South isn#sda. several eoluni.a ~ WHOM
, hayu come over. s.em lo papaess epnHitl
, erabie capital. Tho ,ieI,.at colony =
iIrnc people ih.s has tblis far arrives
~rnt ID Yankton, Ivwa. Another sslpn.
, aatfl.l In t{nurpn,