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Music hath charms to soothe the savage.
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil hath charms to
soothe cough, cold, sore throat, diphtheria,
rheumatism, lame back, &c. Do you know
Bros. s, Cutler, wholesale agents, st. Paul,
MINI.
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kucklen's Arnicn SnlYN.

The Best Salve in the world, for Cuts, Bruis-
letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all kinds Of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price Is cents per
Bog. For sale at Wholesale by Gray d Hof,
fin MINNEAPOLIS.
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DR. Bryant's Dental Parlors East Third st.
st. Paul MINI.

A CAHD.-re ali Who are suReTins from tho or
y decay loss Of manhood ETC.. vlllsend recipe that
Will cure you, YREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
yss discovered BY . missionary 10 South America.
send self addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
7. lNMAN. Station ID, New York City,
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Particularly the practice of taking medicine
into the system by way Of the stomach for dis
cases of the Kidneys. 1t is an old treatment
well tried, and proven inefficient. The tru
method is absorption, as proven ly the grca
enccees of DAYS KIDNEY PAD
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The VoitAic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Win send their Electric Voltaic Belts to tic
afflicted upon 30 days trial. See their aaver-
tisement Ia this paper headed. "On 30 DAYS
Trial"
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All diseases arising from a dis ordered stom
ach yield at once to Reeds Gilt Edged Tonic
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Lyons Heel Stiftencr is the only invention
that will make old boots as straight as new.
Revolution in prices Of Sewing Machines.
See advertisement of G. G. Akam % Adams
st.. Chicago III.
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Many ask Why Mr. Blackford should settle
in st. Paul with Dr.. F. 3. lIallidays meii-
cines Mr.. Blackford, knowing the virtues Of
these medicines and seeing all article num-
st. Paul was only nine miles from the center
OF the earth's circumference, concluded st.
Paul was as near the hub Of the world ~ he
could get, and it would give the medicines
room to expand themselves. And sure enough
it is now advertised in nearly one thousand
on, and the cry is: Give me Halldays Blood
Purifier, it seems to help me most"
Are You Not n lIOO0 Ile:,ltl,r
If the Liver is the source of your trouble. you
can find an absolute remedy in Dr. Sanford
Liver Inviyorator, the only vegetable cathar.
tic which acts directly on The Liver. Cures
all Bilious diseases. Fer Book address DR..
Sanford, 1872 Broadway, New York.
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The great remedial agent, Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic
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Important to the FAN" Serl

TIE GREAT E$GLIS:i kEMlEDY Cures Jlcsra
ton. Ovarian Diseases and ali diseases known as n,
ss Weakness They have hsen used Eafsnd 70!
Druggists everywhere Price 81 90 psr box Or six boxes
tor &c. ssnt ~ mall free Of POSTAGE securely sealed
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO..
Mech MICS Block, Detroit Mich
Wholesale A4enta for United States.
1Pamphlets eent frss. II
Sold 10 st. Paul By f. II. Biees and Stuart / Lut.
so,ner Wsba.hsv aid 6ista Streets. In minneapolis
hy9ssy 4 do2iA. uk1O
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TW popular tie 'em table-The altar.
rail.
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Prices reduced g for Dentistry at DIR
Bryants, E. 3rd st., st. Paul, Mimi.
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dOWn my back, could feel the knife
carefully drawn down until it hit the
ground. Still whistllng I waited, nv
heart humping. my blood on fire-wait-
ed moment to give whoever cut the
tent time to escape. Then grasping nv
heart and nerves for a moment, I gath
cred myself and turned backward thro'
the opening. Jumping instantly to nv
feet, vaulted into the saddle that was
on the back of white horse that stood
there, and inthe midst of yells, of rifle
shots, of a pack Of bowling dogs, we
rushed out of camp. It seemed to me as
though a thousand horse-men were LII
pursuit of me instantly. We galloped up
the river to bend had seen. Dashin9
in, we forded it under a fire that made
the water boil about us, and were out of
the water before any the Sioux were half
way across. Striking the trail to the
Bozeman pass. took it, and knowing it,
pushed boldly on, and though hotly pur-
sued, my horse outlasted theirs, and / cs-
capped. I never drew reign until I dis
mounted to the West of the pass. The
girl saved me. With any other horse, !
should have been lost. I have not
got the girl. The love have for her the
mare has instead. 1 returned to nv
post and made no trade in the Yellow
stone that year.
"Again. Last winter the snow was on
the ground In January, and for three
days had been hunting or running an
telope. The sun was very bright and nv
eyes hurt me. I saw specks flying about:
little chains with small links were con-
stantly before me. My eyes burned smart
~ when 1 returned to the agency. Daily
while hunting I had seen the low, black
clouds in the north that indicate the for
nation or marshalllng Of the winds of
the frozen North. Daily the South wind
swept them beyond the northern hori-
ION, but the next morning found them
looming portentiously in the northern
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! he Koran,

curiosity to every onc- and a necessity
to all students OF History or RELIGION:
THE KORAN OF MOHAaIMED; ira elate d from the
Arabic by George sale Formerly published at $2.75;
- cents. and cts. FOR postage. Catalogue OF man,
standard works. remarkably low in price, with extra
Hent. American Book Exchange, Tribune Build'g,N.Y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-11
Notes from District No. 81.

MONDAY, June z.
Passing through this portion of the
county yesterday. we discovered great
many changes since our last visit The
prospect for corn is as good as l ever
saw. On the north banks of the famous
NeoshO, at the old Rlnker ford, we no.
ticed very fine field of corn, owned by
Uncle Billy Wells. Uncle Bill is never
distanced on raising corn. On the south
side We discovered quite a number of
young folks engaging in a game of
croquet. At Will Hammond's farm we
tarried few minutes Mr. II. informs
US that he has in cultivation 100 acres
of corn, and what we saw looked clean
and in a prosperous condition. Those
white rabbits are beauty.
Passing around friend Bishops we as
cended "Roup's" hill and viewed the
landscape over, and spied an old famil-
lar road, which we Immediately followed
which led us to the sunny banks of the
fatal stream, known as Plumb creek.
Here we met uncle Tom Lawson and
Mr.. Cannon. Mr.. Cannon has a field of
40 acres of wheat which looks splendid.
We also discovered two young ladies
and one gentleman walking by the
wayside, looking for ferns. That -four
ishing town, Neosho Rapids immediate.
ly rushed to our memory.
Gus Hurlburlt looked happy. l sup
pose she was at home.
We discovered . new arrival at VIM
SANKEY'S. 1t is girl and the father is
doing as we'll as could be expected.
"Hannis" jr., was out sparkling, but
he declares he knows the difference be
tween a platform and a spring wagon.
Tommy Sebastian says the country is
the place to raise girls. BURGEs.
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The association convened on Saturday,
June 8, at the usual time and place. The
meeting was called to order by the Presi-
dent
The first exercise was q class drill in
language, conducted by Miss Tandy.
Her class consisted Of pupils from the
city schools. Her plan was good and
well executed.
DIR. Cordley favored US with . very
interesting description Of The Old Log
School House" Of his youthful days,
bringing wildly to our minds the con-
trast between the school facilities of
nearly half century ago and those of
to-day showing, also, that out of those
old log school houses have come many
Of the successful men Of orr nation The
appreciation of this "reminiscences was
shown the Doctor by 9 vote OF thanks
from the association
Following this exercise was discus
sion Of Methods in Teaching Reading =
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be read by Rev. DIR. Nisbet, of Leaven
worth; Rev. r. Atkinson, of Ottawa
Rev. A L. Vail, of Wichita, and Rev. A
c. Peek, of Lawrence.
Friday at 10 80 a. NJ, meeting of The
Kansas Baptist convention. Annual ser
mon by Rev. ]. P. Stephenson, of OF
tawa.
Friday at 2 p. m, report of special
board on state and home missions, fol
lowed by addresses.
Friday evening, address on home mis-
sions, by Rev. DR.. Haigh, of Chicago
Saturday morning, report of special
board of Christian and ministerial edu
cation, followed by addresses. ,.
Saturday at 2 p. m, report of special
board on publication and Sunday school
work, followed by addresses.
Saturday evening, report Of special
board of foreign missions, followed by
address of Rev DR. Stimson, Of Indi
ana, and others.
On Sunday the ministers of the con.
ventlon have been invited to occupy sew.
eral of the pulpits of the city.
Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock,
women's missionary meeting, CON
Quoted by Mrs. Vail. of Wichita; Mrs
Memheld, Of Newton; Ms Gum, OF
Fit Scott; Ms. Swift, of Chicago, and
others.
Christians of all denominations and
the people of EmpOria are cordially in.
vited to attend
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Pernnnal Mention.

Miss DIR. Anna Warren has returned
from New Mexico, and will settle down
in Emporia for the practice of her pro-
fessiOn.
Mr.. Frank Butcher, of Eagle creek,
and very competent young man, has
accepted a position with Nichols and
Squires, architects of this city.
Mr.. Geo. A. Ferdinand returned from
Kansas City last Saturday evening.
Mr.. j. G. Burnett started Monday
for trip TO Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend
the convention of the Railway Employees
Mutual Benefit Association.
Mr. W. T. Soden went to Cincinnati
Monday to attend the Millers' conven
ton in that city,
Mr.. A. G. Tower, of Mendoza, Ills.
has been the guest of Mr.. James Porter
field and family the past week. Mr.
Tower is q man of means, and will
probably locate somewhere in the west
Tom Wiggam was among the excur
sionists from Severy who came up tC
'do" Emporia Sunday
Miss Amanda Jones, of Fl Wayne
Ind, Is visiting at the residence of
Daugherty.
Mrs. E. c. Nichols, who has beer
spending some months in Ohio, has re
turned to EmpOria, and she and he
husband will take possession of theil
new residence on Constitution St. mex
week
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Temnernnca Notea.

EDIFoRs NEws:-The citizens west of
town have recently manifested a lively
interest in temperance work, and several
enthusiastic meetings have been held, at
which some of our city friends have
been kind enough to assist At Lake
side, Jay ]. Buck short time ago gave
US strong argumentative speech which
was much appreciated Mr.. King also
gave us an address at Kirkendall school
house to good audience, and We be-
lieve the cause Of temperance is boom
ing and that this part Of the county will
give an overwhelming majority in favor
of the constitutional amendment.
Last Sunday, May 9Th, meeting was
held at the liberty school house, near
PattY's mill and the people manifested
an unusual degree Of interest. En-
couraged by this the temperance people
of this vicinity intend holding basket
meeting on Sunday, June 3Oth, in the
timber at Bakers ford of the Cotton
wood, five miles west of town. Judge
PeytOn and others will address the
meeting. The place selected is . beauti-
full one. A good time is expected. All
are invited
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Fremont Items.
WEnHESnAv

WEDNESDAf, June y.
The prospect for good crop of corn il
at present very fine. All we lack is .
little more of Adams ale scattered broad
cast over the land. Miss Nellie Allen,
of Lawrence, Kiss, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Hyde. We are sorry to note
the serious Illness Of an infant child of
Mr.. VIM. Spader. Misses Lena and
Matte Fife, who have been teaching
school in the south part Of
the county, returned Saturday
Little Mary Ramp, daughter of VIM.
Ramp, ST., has been very i'll for the past
few days bnt is slowly recovering.
The union Sunday school which holds
its meetings ct Rlnker school hoase, will
give . picnic in Wells grove. Thursday,
June "a. A grand time is anticipated.
eli are invited. The hum Of the reap
81 is to be heard once more in the land.
HANNIs JR
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Agnes City AeOFnS.

AGNES CITY, June 3.
A light shower Of full-grown grass
hOppers, driven down by the force Of the
passing storm, fell here the other even
ing. -. Whooping cough is prevalent on
Rock creek. Harvest will be here in
the middle Of the month. The wheat
will have short straw. but the berries will
be plump and full. The acreage is
small, but the yield win be above the
average, though some pieces have been
killed on the upland. Corn il growing
very rapidly, to the dismay Of some Of
the drOughtshreikers. who are expected
to sen opt their boarded cribs at fabu.
lOus prices. wv. 8. Mcmillan has
moved his hOuae oyer the northeast quar-.
ter of the northeast quarter Of 9. 1919. AID
Lamb has sold his claim to James Kay
-. This Is sple0did weather for break
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The nehatinp CIuh

Notwithstanding the great excitement
aroun the bulletin boards Monday night,
over the returns from the Chicago con-
vention, the young mems club met at the
regular time with full attendance. AS
the convention seemed to be the allah
sorbing theme, the question Of Church
and State" was postponed till the next
meeting, and Resolved, That Grant
should be nominated by the Chicago
convention" substituted instead of it.
Mr.. Bigger and Mr.. Clipper champi
oned the respective sides, while the other
members took part in a tree-for-all dis
cussion. Messrs. Stubs and Beechel
also made brief speeches, and even after
wards enrolled as members
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Rod Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that . petition has
been presented to the board Of county COM
missiODers Of Lyon county. Kansas. asking
for the location and Yacstt0n ofA county road,
As follows, to-Wit: Commencing one rod
west of north rest corner of south y est quarter
Of section g. township 10. range II, thence
less, Of section line; thence southwest and
across IA creek At point 90 rods west Of sec
ton line, more or less: thence soltheas!
connect with road 10 rods north Of southwest
corner Of section 8, township IT, range Il
and VAcate from point o. connection q n9Ls1 I
township t. range u. And upon said pro-
posed road the board appointed the following
VieWers: s. Putnam, 1no. Z Leepef and y
Avery to meet At the beginning Of SAID
road, on the 24th day Of June, a. ID. 1eeos q
10 O'Clock q. N, aud in conjunction with Ina
county surveyor 70 view. locate and survey
said road, and 70 give all parties bearing
BY order ofthe board WH. y. EWING;
Sl8sS County Clark.
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neuralgia, face ache rheumatism, govt,
frosted feet, chilblains, sore throat, cry
sipelas, bruises, and wounds of every ma
ture in man or animal. The remarkable
cures this remedy has effected classes it
as one of tie most important and valua-
BILE remedies ever discovered for the cure
and relief of pain.
Rev. Mr.. Alliger, of Jamaica, l.. l.,
suffered for years with a sore throat
which clergymen and speakers are sub
ject to. He obtained immediate relief
from Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia.
Giles pills cure flatulency. Sold by
w. H. Sisler. 171t6-24t1
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Seeking Homes

The Children's Aid Society of New
York is about to send fifty boys to En-
poria with a view TO finding homes for
them among the farmers and others of
this vicinity. These are select lot
of boys from protestant families, and
parties who wish to take them must fur
nish good testimonials, and be at the
court house at EmpOria on Friday, June
Sth, the day upon which the boys will
arrive, under the care of Mr.. j. B. Brace.
Applications should be made at once as
the demand promises to be large, and
can be filed with Rev. DIR. Cordley, or
Alex. Butts at TIE NEWS Office.
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Grand Sunday school Piento.

There will be a Sunday school pic
mic in Wells grove, near the old Rinker
June gath, 1880. Good speaking and
singing will be the order of the day. A
banner will be presented to the school
that does the best singing. Quite a num-
Der of schools Me expected to take part
A general invitation is extended to the
public and especially all earnest Sunday
school workers. Come out and spend q
dav with US in the Sunday school cause.
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Mrs Bette Y

A GOOD THING. - German Syrup is the
special prescription of DR.. Boschee, q cele-
bEated Herman physician, and is acknowledge
ed to be one of the most fortunate discoveries
in medicine. 1t quickly cures coughs, colds
and all lung troubles of the severest nature,
removing, as it does, the cause of the affection
and leaving the parts in a strong and healthy
condition. 1t is not an experimental medi-
cine. but has stood the test for years, giving
satisfaction in every case, which its rapidly
increasing ale every season confirms Two
million bottles sold annually. Beware OF
medicines of similar names, lately introduced
Boschee's German Syrup was introduced in
the United States in 1868, and is now sold in
every town and village in the civilized world
Three doses will relieve any ordinary cough
Price IS cents Sample bottle. 10 cents. lOeoW
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OVER THE COUNTY.
Ivy Notes.

IVY NOSG4.
SATURDAY, June 5.
The rain of the past week has changed
not only the appearance of vegetables
but the faces of the farmers, by convert
ing the long solemn look to that of q
smile. . q. Willie Lewis has the contract
for breaking 19a acres of sod ON the Con.
dell farm. Eliza Moore has broken out
quite a field on his farm. d. . Capt. Robb
has enclosed 8 small tract of land east
of Mr.. Putnam's. B. H G Wilbur is
about enclosing 100 acres between 142
and Hill creek. :. The school closed at
FairView q week ago. . Mr. Woodruff
who lived on Mr.. Wilbur's farm has
moved to Emporia, we understand to
keep hotel. 1t has been decided to
hold temperance picnic in the grove
east of Bunker Hill on the Sd OF July.
JEANEs
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-On or about
May 29th, 1880, two work horses: One
bay horse; star in forehead; small sniff
on nose; branded I'd" on left thigh five
years old. One sOrrel pony; white
stripe in face; white rope streak around
neck branded ON left shoulder with Tex
as brand; some white on hind feet. A
liberal reward will be paid for any in
formation leading to their recovery.
N H. PUTNAM,
24t2* Allen, Lyon CO., Kas.
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STRAYED OR SroLEN.-A small black
mare, about six years old; heavy name
and tail; shod all round; fetlOck cut,
and on left knee the hair is off place
the size of a silver dollar; also little
hair off the middle OF her back. Any
body finding, or or giving information
leading 10 her recovery, will be literally
rewarded. JONAS ECKDALL,
dL166t1-w24BCt1 Emporia, Kas.
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DTED-Near Buena Vista, Chaffee
county, Colorado, May 9Th, CIaudy, in.
FAINT son of Lewis and Jennie CARING
house, aged 9 months and days.
As VernaI flowers that scent the morn,
But withsr in the rising day,
Thus lovely was this infant dawn.
Thus swiftly ned his life away.
He died to sin, he died TO care.
But Tor q moment felt the rod,
Then, rising on the Viewless air,
Spread his wings and scared TO God.
This blessed theme now cheers my voice.
The grave is not the loved ones prison:
The stone that covered half my joys
Is rolled away and 10, he's risen.
SARAH P. LOcKEAMAN.
The following persons are requested Il
act as committees Of reference in regarC
to the children coming here June 18Th
Persons applying must bring endorse
ments from some of them:
Reading. J. Swan, Oliver Phillips
ArvOnia-L. Newcomb, H. Dawes.
Hartford-Dr. G. W. Sutton, VIM
Priest
Americus-Hon. J. W. 10y, Rev. Col
Inns. Joseph Frost.
MadisOn-J. S. Bouton, Abe Miner.
Plymouth-CalVin Lewis.
Air-JOhn Cunningham.
Waushara--Joseph Mccoy, z. Baker.
Bitlertown-Dan1 Bitter, l.. o. Priest
Ivy. Rickard, r. Best.
At large-pOst Office, Emporium.
Rudisill, ]. H. Ray, Geo. Stokes, Dan
Jones.
EmpOria-Central cOmmittee-E. W
Cunningham, j. F. Drake, A. W. Stubs
Alex Butts, r. COrdley.
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BARGAIN COLUMN.

SToLEN-On the night of Wednesday,
June 9th, from my stable at corner of
Seventh avenue and Market street, an
iron-gray horse, with an II ON lett
shoulder; little lame. Liberal reward
for information leading to recovery of
horse or apprehension of thief.
WIN. HAIEEs,
24t1* Emporia, Kansas.
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We are under very many obligations
to Mr.. Shas- Cleayer, the obliging agent
of the Western Union telegraph COM
pany, at this place. for the dispatches
from the Chicago convention which he
so kindly furnished THE News during
the heated and interesting session of that
body. Through his gratituous services
We were enabled to keep the public
posted by means of the News bulletin
board, on the result of every
ballot, and to furnish other items
of interest from the seat Of
war. Arrangements of the same kind
viii be made at the time of the Cincin
natl convention, which VIII convene or
the 22d day of this month,
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TRY THE Rocky MOUNTAIN BITTERs.
They give tone to the stomach, stimu-
late the liver, relieve the ever-taxed kid
neys and purify the blood. They create
a healthy appetite, improve digestion,
invigoraie the muscular and nervous sys-
TENS and give brilliancy to the mind.
Price, 81. For sale by Trimble & Irwin,
druggists, sole agents for Emporia, Kan
sas. observation-disclosures