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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-10-27
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Another esnvsetion IN Emporia Und.
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Another Gsnvzefion an Emporia Under
the PrOhIbitory Law.
The case Of the State of Kansas VS..
David Stack charged with selling liquor
in violation of law at the Pfefferle stand
came up for hearing before Esquire Bach.
eller Monday, County Attorney Sedg-
wick and E. w. Cunningham appearing
for the state and I. E. Lambert conduct
itg the defense. The jury was composed
of the following gentlemen: J.V. RAN
dolph, j. A. Finley, George Carr, r. w.
Drake, John Carter, Oh Russell, Thorn
as BelIamy, s. II. Fish. Samuel Martin,
W. L. Collins, s. H. Mayes and Al Phil
lips.
The evidence, as in the De Ludolf
case was of the most uncquiyOcai charac-
ter, beer being produced which had been
purchased at the saloon of the defend
ant by witnesses who testified in behalf
of the prosecution. As it was very late
before the prosecution rested their case,
the defense asked for an adjournment
till morning, which was granted by the
court. The case was resumed this morn
ing at halEpast 8 O'Clock and shortly az
ter the opening of the court was gwen
to the jury, which, after remaining out
q very short time returned q verdict of
guilty In accordance with the evi
dence and the law in the case.
STACK was sentenced 10 pay fine of
$500 and costs of prosecution and the
case being appealed to the district court,
the defendent was bound over for his ap-
pearance in the sum OF $500.
This is the third transgressor against
the prohibitory Law who has been
brought to time during the past few
days, and there are other prosecutions
to follow. The county attorney and
the men who are standing so
nObly by him in this val
liant fight against the rum power de-
serve the warmest encouragement of
every advocate of proper enforcement
of the laws of the state, and if it is gwen
them in the measure which the emer-
gency calls for the liquor traffic in EN-
poria will have to succumb to the force
of public sentiment which it cannot
successfully resist.
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Kansas Va. Rroadusl,.

The case of the State OF Kansas Us.
VIM. Broadwell, in which the defend
ant is charged with selling liquor at the
Farmers Home" came up for hearing
Tuesday morning before Justice Culver.
County Attorney Sedgwick and E. W.
Cunningham appeared for the state and
1. E. Lambert is the counsel for the de-
Tense. The morning was consumed IN
impaneling a jury, which was composed
of the following gentlemen: Richard
Morgan, Joshua Kemp, VIM. Harris, Eli
Walker, A. j. McFadden, j. J. Isom, D.
F. Upton, F. W. Hirth, ]. L. Kauff-
man, G. T. Rarwick, A. s. Young, Jere.
miah Grant.
P. S.-We learn just as We go to press
that the above case was dismissed by the
county attorney on the ground that
there was not sufficient evidence to war
rant the prosecution in going ahead.
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AROUND TOWN.
Register at once.
Get your winter fuel.

Register at once.
Get your winter fuel.
This is fine weather for everything but
whisky-sellers.
j. NJ. Ballinger, brakeman on the San
Ia Fe, is building a frame residence on
Rural street, north of Col. Steele's.
Page, the photographer, displays a
new case of very fine pictures, at his
place of business ON Commercial street.
A pet fawn which is frequently seen
on the streets of Emporia is the delight
of the Juvenile portion of the commu-
nifty.
The gutter on the west side of CON-
mercial street between Fifth and Sixth
avenues is being repaired. 1t certainly
needed it.
Eternal vigilance is the price of shrub
berry in Emporia. An oleander tree was
dug up last night and stolen from the
yard of DIR. Trueworthy.
The work of walling the tank at the
gas works is going rapidly forward I'M
der the supervision of the contractors
Huff & Scott.
Several Emporia saloonists have turn
ed up missing since the recent raid upon
the gin mills in this city. Let the ef-
fort to make it uncomfortable for the
rest proceed without interruption.
The name of the new Fifth Avenue
hotel and date of construction appear
on the east and north faces of the build.
ing in large letters of galvanized iron.
The corniee will be of the same material
aud is very handsome pattern.
The timbers for the uus3 roof OF
Whiuey's opera house are being placed
in position and are substantial enough
to sustain an the weight that will ever
be put upon them. The building through.
out is constructed on the same safe plan
Leavenworth Times: Visitors to
Emporia will remember the beautiful
park known as Norton's Grove. It il
now being destroyed to make room fol
fine buildings. 1t was bright orna
ment TO the town, but had to give way
TO that which is more useful.
A st. Joe gentleman who was in the
city Sunday, inspected the Whitley op
era house and gave it as his judgmen
that it would be one of the most complet,
and well appointed places ofamusemen
in the west when completed and woul'
equal in point of convenience the oper
house in his own city, which is regards
as model by all who have seen II.
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Notice to the Legal Voters of Lyon
County. Kansas.

WHEREAS, At a special Meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners of Lyon
county, Kansas, there were present j. If. Grif-
nth, Chairman IL. r. Holmes and John +.
Jones-a full Board. and said Board having
under consideration the ACCESSIBILITY Of SUBJ
hitting proposition to the legal voters OF
Lyon county. Kansas, to sell the stock owned
by Lyon county in the Missouri, Kansas L
Texas Railway Company. formerly Union
Pacific Railway Co., Southern branch, and
WHEREAS, 1t having been made to appear
to the Board OF County Commissioners that il
will be decidedly for the best interests Of
Lyon county to submit to the legal voters of
Lyon county, Kansas, proposition to sell the
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars OF stock ut
not less than IS cents On the dollar:
II Is therefore ordered that the following
proposition be submitted to the legal voters
of Lyon county, Kansas, at the general cleo
ton to be held ia Lyon county. Kansas on the
Tuesday aftef the first Monday in November
1881, to-gits
Shall the Commissioners of Lyon Co Kan
SaS, sell the Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
of stock owned by the county in the Missouri
Kans as & Texas Railway Company, Southern
branch. at not less than IS cents on the dollar,
and the proceeds to be applied to the rcdemp-
tiOn and payment of the outstanding per
cent bonds OF aid Lyon county, And the form
of the ballots to be used In voting upon said
proposition as above shall thereon contain
propositiOn-"For the Propositions" Those
voting against the against the
J. NJ. GRIFFITHl ,.o,,,.
II. =. HOLMES, TynyCo
J. Z. JONES. OhO"-
Attest: WA.F EwIEG, County Clerk.
d907tfwS6tT
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EaucatIonal NIeetings.

E0ucACA0AAA 0AOctAHSO
Arrangements have been made for adj.
dresses on education by the following
parties at the time and places indicated,
viz:
N. Brown and o. B. Wharton, FOw.
ler's school house, Monday, Oct. 3lst.
B. F. Merrill and o. B. Wharton, Lake
side school house, Tuesday, Nov. 1st.
B. T. Davis and n. W. Sonnedecker,
Ross school house, Tuesday Nov LIST.
NJ. L. Reese and NJ. Weaver, Chamness
school house Tuesday, Nov LIST.
J. j. Buck and o. 3. Wharton, Chi.
cage Mound school house, Wednesday
Nov. I'd.
A w Stubs and E. w. Cunningham
Central school house, Wednesday, Nov.
I'd.
TT. Davis and Charles White, Tray.
lor's school house, Thursday, Nov. Sd.
o. w. Miller, Bitlertown school house
Thursday. Nov. Sd.
james KlOck and F. Kiser, Slisher'G
school house. Thursday, Nov. Sd.
A. Buckner and p. J. Carmichael. RO
sean school house, Friday, Nov. Attn.
J.J Wright and T. N. Sedgwick
Wells school house, Friday, Nov. 4th.
These addresses will not be long and
tedious exhortations on education, but
short practical talks, after which half &c
three quarters of an hour will be spent
in general discussion by patrons and
others on the topics presented by th'
speakers. A general attendance of pa
irons is urged.
Our schools cost a great deal and dc
much good, but cannot much better re
suits be obtained without increasing the
cost, if more direct interest is avail Oaed
Come let US reason together" for thu
improvement of the schools. Othe
| meetings will be announced as fast a
arrangements for them can be perft cted
These meetings here noticed will con
vene at p. m.
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Track Talk.

Freight business on the Santa Fe
road is booming.
Seven new coaches are ready 10 be
pulled out of the Santa Fc shops at To
peka.
The trains at Las Vegas and vicinity
ire greatly infested with confidence
men.
A large number of mules were ship
ped via the A. T. and s. F. railroad 70
Arkansas yesterday morning. They are
to be used in grading for . new railroad
in that state.
Captain Geo. K Peck, solicitor gener-
al of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad, was presented with beautiful
gold-headed cane few days ago by q
warm Topeka friend.
Captain w. H. Evans, roadmaster Of
the Ration division of the Atchison, To
peka and Santa Fe railroad, has been
presented with gold watch and chain
by the employees OF his division.
Chetepa Advance: Mr.. Baldwin
formerly superintendent Of this diyisio1
of the old II. K. and T., but lately super
intendens Of division on the Denyel
and Rio Grande, in Colorado. has 60
himself in trouble by swindling In
company ont Of $47 700. He is now Ii
Jail.
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aeheoI Notes.


The city schools have recently re
ceived an addition to their number of q
new pupils.
The clock tower is being ceiled up so
as TO protect the works. The clock will
run for eight days without winding. The
striking weight weighs between eight
and nine hundred pounds, and the time
weight $50 pounds.
The new building will be dedicated
about Thanksgiving. A committee of
the board, consisting of Judge kellogg,
Drs. CordleY and Barnett and the super
intendent were appointed to make the
necessary arrangements.
The furnaces are doing excellent work
and We trust they will be equal to the
severest test.
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Buffalo Jones is now called the great
irrigAtor.
The Fort Scott Odd Fellows are
building an 5000 hall.
Two Abilene sportmen went TO Gar
field and captured 300 ducks. s -.
Fritz Snitzler, the boss salOOnist Of
Wichita, gives It up and advertises his
saloon room to rent.
Several Wichita hotels have been COM
PEELED 10 advance the price of table
board TO IS per week.
Newton liquor dealers are also having
Il little rough. Nine suits have been
commenced against them; "Thc way
of the transgressor Is hard"
Rev. Mr.. Tucker. OF tho NJ. E. church,
abused Gen. b. Ii. Green personally, at
Winfield, and was knocked down by the
latter. He now demands 5000 damages.
Prohibition at the the bottom of the
quarrels.
The citizens Of Eldorado, Butler coun-
", have raised bonus of $4,000 In
cash which they will denote to any good
man who will go to that town and build
them a $4,000 hotel. Eldorado is the
county seat of one of the best counties
in Kansas, has one railrord and will
soon have another, has population of
$500 and Is an excellent point for a
good hotel. The offer is a very liberal
one.
The GEUDA SPRINGs RAILROAD
This Is the name of G new organization
in the southern part Of the state. The
charter of the company was fled at To-
peka on the 2ed. II is to be run from
Arkansas City, in Cowley county, TO
Dodge City, in Ford county, through the
counties of Cowley, Sumner, Harper,
Barbour, Comanche, Ford, Kingman,
Pratt and Edwards, and will be two
hundred miles long, and the regulation
guage, four feet, eight and II half inches.
The Geuda mineral springs are in Sum-
ner county, and the business of the COM
pany will be transacted there and at
Arkansas City. The company is incor.
porated for ninety-nine years, and the
directors, seven in number, are j. b.
Pruden, Dayton, Ohio j. w. Devore,
West Point, Indiana; w. r. Hackney
Winfield, Kansas; 90. r, Mitchell, James
L. Huly and J. d. @. o'Grady, of Ar
kansas City, and w. NJ. Berkeley. Of Sail
Lake City, Kansas.
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The AMERIcUs News.
EDITED BY "RuRIoW.n


What is the use of freezing when J.
s. Gibson will sell you a heating stove
so cheap that you will be compelled to
buy. He has an extensive stock Just re-
ceived from the manufacturers which he
will sell you at bottom prices. All he
asks is for you to come and examine.
The cheapest place in Americas is
Willey's for choice family groceries
MONDAY, Oct. "a.
United States detectives and Inspector
Beach gave the Americas postoffice q
visit one day last week. "A large flock
of sheep passed through town Sunday
going south. Will Anderson, of the
firm of Anderson & Butler, is in Kan
sas City. >. Charley Trimble got duck
bone in his throat Friday which caused
him considerable trouble. We are glad
to state ne was worse scared than hurt.
-. Rev. Joel A. Barker became the
happy father of girl Saturday. Bust
ness is lively but items are scarce
George Cramer, of EmporIa was in town
Sunday. a good time was had at the
dance, although the turnout was not as
large as could have been wished. A
halfdozen couple from Emporia were up
to take in the festivities. The boys con-
template holding another in a couple of
weeks. :. A good time was reported at
the dance at Thomas Whites Friday
night. Friday, although considered
an unlucky day. proved to be a good
time for dances, as there was three in
his immediate neighbOrhOod. =. . "A
slight norther last night.
Overalis and jackets at Willey's.
n. W. Gibson is still handling burial
cases of all kinds, from the cheapest
white wood to the most costly mahoga-
ny. Trimming done at all hours of the
day or night, by an experienced work
man.
Teas at Willey's at CSC. SOC, 6Oc, 70,
81. Green Japan and black.
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1t pays to buy California Kidney Tea.
Messrs. WEIGH, Barlow & Co, of Cuba,
ILL.,, say: ave are getting splendid
trade on California Kidney Tea. II gives
the best of satisfaction" II costs only
so cents for large package. s. B. Hig-
ley s Co., Fairfield, Iowa. sole agents.
Sent post paid on receipt of so cents.
Buy it Of B. WheldOn & Co.
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II. II. French.

NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF EMPoRIA
TOwNsHIP.-The township having been
divided for election purposes, the voters
will take notice that the polling places
are now Is follows: For voters living
In EmpOria township. east of line
drawn through Commercial street, IN
the city Of EmpOria, at John Fowler's;
for those living west of said line, at the
grocery store Of T. Trotter, near the
round house OF the A, T. q s. F. II. II.
c. w. WILHITE. Trustee.
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NsoaAo valley clipper.

Mr.. Daniel Gibson has returned from
the west and Andy Wells with him.
have Often seen men build houses
and then an a." Cora Ireland got the
ell first .t...l
Mr.. A. p. and ]. A. Hammond gave n
birthday party and us an invitation.
And good time we had. Miss Allie
Moon and some of the other young ladies
favored the company with mrislc, and
Mrs. John Hammond has our heartiest
thanks for The delicious supper. When
supper was over they played = game
they called "Jay BISdS and . number OF
other games. We all enjoyed ourselves
tremendously and Aie in hopes that tAe
birthday parsy.U AETJ III 3
~ Vs.lara 4s1s1uv "a
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BURSErrS COCAINE,

For Premature Loss of the Hair-a Phil
adelphian's opinion: "One year ago
my hair commenced falling out until l
was almost bald. After using Cocaine
a few months, have now q thick
growth of new hair"
ALEX. HENRY, 814 East Girard Ave.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts, always
Standard
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RELTaIOUs ITEMs.

The union services at the Congrega-
tioual church last Sunday were very en-
joyable, Rev. Mr.. Kirby, of the II. E.
church and DR.. CordleY delivering ex-
cellent addresses.
The different ministers OF Emporia
preached on temperance Sunday in
pursuance of the request of the Womans'
Christian Temperance Union The
writer had the pleasure of hearing DIR.
Cordley, who delivered one of the most
able discourses on the subject we have
ever heard.
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Flint Ridge, Greenwood Co, Kas.

SrRAYKD;-From near Hartford the
last OF May, 1881, one brown two.
year-old filley, white hind feet and white
in the face; one gray yearling filley;
one dark bay horse, one year old, roman
nose; one dark bay horse, one year old,
white in the face. Any information
leading TO their recovery will be suit
ably rewarded. Z. D. MosHER,
wl2t% Hartford, Kan.
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BY the request Of many friends Of all
parties, will be an Independent can
didate before the people for the Office Of
Sheriff Of Lyon county At the coming
November election. THOs L. RYAN
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Take care Of your livers A great
number of the diseases % which man.
kind are liable arise from > disOpdered
condition. OF this organ Keep It IN q
sound and healthy condition and You
can defy disease. Prlckly Ash Bitters
are especially adapted for this purpose,
being composed Of drugs which act on
the liver, giving Il tone and strength
10 Withstand malaria.
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For County sarveyer.

l hereby announce myself q candidate
for the Office OF County Surveyor OF Lyon
county, subject to The decision Of the
people At the November election.
ROBERT AEILLIKEN.
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Dir. X. II. French, whose house was
destroyed by the cyclone in the latter
part of September, has just traded his
farm northwest of Emporia for the
Alexander place, just east of the city
limits
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Ear ..oupty Clark.

1 am going to Sbeard the lion in his
den," and will therefore be an independ-
ent candidate for County Clerk at the
November election J.S. CRAIG.
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When physicians recommend Doctor
Marshall's Lung Syrup for coughs, colds.
ETC., OF long standing. it certainly must
be good. Call at the drug store and try
bottle of it, the price is only twenty
five and fifty cents
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The vault recently built on the west end
of the register OF deeds Office is so damp
that 1t has become necessary to remove
the records which were placed on the
shelves n week ago. Arrangements have
been made for Putting in n charcoal
burner, which it is thought will correct
the difficulty.
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Seven car loads of canned salmon
from California were transferred from
the Santa Fe to the Missouri Pacific
road ut EmPoria Junction Tuesday.
They Refd billed to- different points in
Texas
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Thirty men went to work last Mon
day on the trenches for gas pipes on
Union street and Eighth avenue. 1.-THE
pleasant weather continues the contract
or, MIR. Bull, expects to complete the
tank In about two weeks
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BuckIen,s Arnlea salvs,

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, feveI
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions
This salve Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction In every case or money re.
funded. Price 25 cents per box. Fol
sale by B. WheldOn & Co.
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There will be stated Communication
of Miriam Chapter No. IA, o. E. s., at
Masonic hall Friday evening. October
2Sth, beginning ut $50 O'Clock. All
members of the order are urged to at
tend MRs NJ. Ii. Buck, Sec'y.
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Luther, infant son Of w. p. and NJ. p
Watkip, died Monday of diptheria
at the family residence ON South Con
stitution street, and the funeral took
place Tuesday at 2 O'Clock.
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The registration books close on the
evening of the 9th All who have not
registered since the 1st of January or
have changed their wards since that
time, should attend promptly TO this
liuiy
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Commonwealth When EmpOria gets
her gas works and street railway the
people OF that young city viii assume
metropolitan airs. But few towns in
Kansas are half so rich and prosperous
"a Emnoria II
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SHEEP FOR SALE.-$9O0 will buy my
entire flock Of over 800 sheep, including
three fine bucks, for which paid $40
each. Average weight of fleece last
June 10 lbs. w. T. WALTERs,
Emporia, Kan.
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T. L. Ryan has just completed very
fine twoseaied carriage for w. I. Soden,
OF this city. 1t is an excellent piece of
workmanship, and Emporia may be
proud of an establishment that can turn
out such wares. -tsftI II
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Three ascessiOns were made to the
Christian. church, in this city Sunday,
one by letter ard two by confession Of
the faith. The latter were immersed at
Rinker's ford at O'Clock in the after.
moan
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n. s. sampson. the agent of the Ger
man insurance company, has paid me in
full for my loss by the tornado. and
would advise all parties not insured TO
do so, and see that they place their risk
with reliable company.
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&c. Edwards, an old and esteemed
citizen of Agnes City township, this
county, has taken up his residence in
Emporia, and purchased the grocery
and boot and shoe store of Rupert & Pol
lock. We wish him success.
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Your agent LEFT US three dozen Of DR..
Marshall's Lung Syrup few days ago.
We have sold it all, and it has given
general satisfaction. We can recon-
mend it as a good cough remedy.
w. 8. Zeller s. Co, Germantown, o.
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Owing to the fact that the two material
Witnesses in the Carl Miller case were
run of by the whiskeyites, it has been
dismissed without prejudice by Esquire
BacheIler.
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Mr.. c. F. Ireland add Miss Ella
Boguc were married last week by Rev.
Allen Buckner at his residence on Mar
ket street. The young people have the
congratulations of many friends in this
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The registration books will be open at
the city clerks Office till the evening Of
the 27th. If you have not registered
since the 1st Of january attend TO it at
oncs H. = - Al 20 ~ ~ ~
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Our experience Of fourteen years as
buyer OF boot and shoe stock is un nd
vantage that all can appreciate, and en-
ables US 10 offer superior inducements
in low prices.
]. e. ToRRINoToN & Co.,
IA r.. n. -. .....l..
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Let every temperance man who pos
sibly can attend Tho prosecutions against
the liquor sellers in this city. 1t is good
time for the friends of prohibition to
aid the officers of the law with their
moral support and thus contribute to
tie success of the good work which is
going on with such gratifying results.