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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-15
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T0s.
"OUSE and lot ON Cottonwood street, be-
frame, 8 rooms. small stable sc. Pries 500.
part time given.
nUsfNEss house on Commercial street.
D well located, frame. one story. Price
81 400.
"A i've rooms; this house is well built and
well finished. has good cellar, large eissern.
and is in good location: good stable Price
Y ARGE tWo-Story house On north Congress
Ia street. suitable for boarding house for
Normal students; two lots. Price $l,25o
Y ARGE tWo-seory frame house, handy t6
IL business, well located for boarding house;
two lots, &C. Price y go
OF SIX rooms. summer Kitchen. cellar a1d
SIX closets; house in good condition; two lots
tern; rents for SIS per month. Price, $I.6O0;
5000 cash, balance on time
DUSINESS house ON Commercial street;
ID two stories and basement, SKIS; brick
front, large cistern and other convenience
Y ARGE tW o-story frame house of Il rooms
II good cellar and well, some shade trees,
well located Suitable for boarding house
Price, $500, part cash
HOOD tWo-Story frame honSe OF ~ rooms
NJ 3 porehes. good cisterE and stable, two
lots Well suited for boarding house. Price,
s.. 600, $500 cash
AZ Acres suburban farm, three miles from
III Emporia; one OF the largest and most
valuable orchards in the county GOOD rest
dence and ont buildings and handsome
grounds. An attractive place. and No.
fruit farm. Everything kept up b dne order.
we call the attention q p1II5es We" S,n wani i,S
property, or a good stock farm can he taken
In part payment. Prize fs.50.
4 And x acre ine suburban lot. inst west
L OF city. $500 = cash "A.
- acres subul ban los, near A, T. & f. x
= T. shops, = mile west OF city Price $3.50
10 acre smooth and choice suburban tract
III just west OF Emporia; ali fenced: one
story frame house; well. Price. $9,eOc.
Y acre suburban lot, all enclosed. Price
c)E acre suburban lot wet OF Emporia.
= Frioe sSOO ss7
n acre suburban property. ali enclosed. by
hedge, one and a-half story frame house
OF six rooms. good cellar, wei and cistern.
good stable, we'll also at stable. go apple
trees. partly bearing. 30 peach trees, rs cherry
trees, 300 grape vines. and numerous small
fruits. House has porches and blinds. Stone
walks about the house. School near. Price
$2,6oO.
acre, good residence property. just out
side city. New well finished l \ story
frame house, rooms, porch, bay window and
cellar. hedge fence around lot and evergreeDs
in front, good cistern. stable, Rranary and
buggy house. fair orchard and some small
fruits. Price 81 900 cash, or 1890. part on
time
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ANCIENT FREE MASONRY IN MEXICO

CRY OF MEXICO, August 5.-Dr. LIE
Piougeon, distinguished arch9ologist,
writes the following interesting letter
from Merida, Yucatan:
II have discovered the ruins of an
ancient Masonic temple, where the
priests and magicians used to gather in
order 70 celebrate their mysteries. The
Masonic Lodge of those belonging to
the first degree fronts towards the north ;
that of the Masons belonging to the
second and third degrees point to the
south. have found few of the mysti.
cal dice, a stone on which is carved an
apron with hand on it, and cabalistlC
stone, (the stone is of such description
that your correspondent is of the opinion
that he found a similar stone in the Tenn,
pie of Heliopolis). / have taken copies
in clay, and shall try to establish the re
lation between these discovered Masonic
attributes and those found at Memphi:
and Thebes. think | may not be mis-
taken if l suspect u relation rs wei
with those attributes discovered by
Gorringe on the pedestal of the Cleopa
ira Obelisk at present in Central Park
New Evening Post.
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What So 600 to 81 600 viii Buy

No. IS.
1nR acres improved farm, miles north
AOSI Of EmPoria, all fenced, 30 acres in
cultivation, all second bottom, $50 rods OF
good hedge, 20 acres timber, takes in both
sides of the creek, everlasting water, good
range y mile distant, good well, one and a
hall story frame house of seven rooms. all
plastered, plank barn with hay roof, build
orchard of 200 apple, 200 peach. 60 cherry, 30
pear, or 9 crab apple, 10 or Is PLAN trees.
gOoseOerry patches, 100 grape vines-alI the
irnit in bearing condition Very smooth, IN
Price $50 per acre, two-thirdS cash.
10.
ON acres adjoining town site of Bart
LEU ford, on the NJ, X. 3 4. railroad /;
second bottom land; all well fenced and young
hedge growing; y story frame house OF sew
en- rooms and good cellar; house in GOOD con-
ditlon; good frame barn large orcharIl-5OO
bearing apple trees and 200 bearing peach
trees; acres timber; somewhat eulled. one
eaif mile distant S fris ssi $500 part time
OAn Gcre farm, one mile from Neosho
SFO Rapids, so acres bottom. 40 second
bottom, rest good upland, all good for cultiva-
ton. and all fenced; some tamber for
shelter, always running water in creek,
good cellar. frame barn IA by IS feet. without
NOW, 1000 bushel granary, l,5O0 bushel corn
crib, smoke house, well at barn and snother
in pasture. fish pond in pasture, location
healthy and house stands ON a knoll com
manding fine view. Orchard of apples,
peaches, various berries, and young fruit
oOlA SoOu VI AOO DiSh-
els of corn and AK bushels of spring wheat
TO the acre, range unlimited. and owner will
also sell farming Implements, hogs, cattle,
horses, &c, as he is going to quit farming and
carry on another business. Price $3.50.
80
N0E acres. 8 miles north OF Enporia,
16SD on Allen creek, fenced and iP Gull
tivation, IS acres timber, Us acres bottom,
good frame house of rooms, bearing orchard
of 100 apple, Is peach and ~ cherry trees.
Also numerous small fruits. Good range
near and plenty OF living water. Price,
$500
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ALL ABOUT THE PARIToD GLANDS.

Now everybody will be wanting TO
know all about the parotid glands, the
right of which in the President is re-
ported as in a state of inflammation.
These glands derive their name from
two Greek words which express the idea
of nearness to the ear. They lie on each
cheek below the ear and, of course, for
ward of IT. The function of the glands
is the secretion of saliva, and they are
the largest of the salivary glands. Each
is furnished with a tube or duct little
over two inches long, which opens on
the inner part of the cheek, opposite the
upper jaw. Each gland weighs about
one ounce. The other salivary appar-
atus is composed of the sub-maXillary
glands and the sub-lingual glands, which
lie, as their names indicate, the former
Ender the lower jaw and the latter under
the tongue. In protracted low fevers
the parOtid gland is frequently the seat
of fevers, and sometimes even of abces-
SEES Inflammation of this gland, al
though annoying and painful, 10 not
necessarily serious system.-Philadel
phia Times,
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TUESDAY, Sept. ID

AOEoLAA1 SNfbs Ac'
Mr.. Frank Brogau has returned to
Washington, ID. C., where he will re-
sumo his studies at Georgetown Uni
vers:ty. r.. #. Snediker, having pur-
chased lots of w. p. Gould on the corner
of Exchange and Mechanics streets, will
soon begin the erection of a residence.
-. Mrs. w. o. Ferguson, of Emporia,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. w. j.
Brogan, this week . Charles Manley
has employed Combs & Thompson to
build him house on his
place southeast of town. .Crittenden
Rogan has been employed as teacher of
the Fleming school two miles south of
this city. We wish him success.
Amos Crippcn starts this week for Col
orado, seeking his fortune 'mong golden
hills. . John F. Jones, of Neosho Rap
ids, commissioner of the third district,
was in town to-day. Thomas Camp.
bell has recently purchased from w. p
Gould the corner lot on Commercial
street, opposite the postofflc.
We understand that new bushes.
house is contemplated by him. l.. L
Hoffman has sold his interest in tho
Hartford Call to w. ]. Means, who he
comes sole proprietor. Mr.. Hoffman
will remove TO Emporia, where he in
tends publishing paper devoted TO thu
interests of the A. o. L. w. organization
May he prosper. . With much pleasur
We announce that Mr.. Allen Holt,
we'll known young gentleman Of thi
city, is progressing rapidly in the stud
of medicine under his preceptor, ID
Norman Morrison, of Mcpherson.
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A singular circumstance occurred on
the farm of Mr.. Yandell, near Columbus.
this state, Sunday night. Mr.. Yandell
says that some time after he had gone to
bed he heard a crash, like the falling of
boards, out in his door yard. He got up
and went out and found a portion of the
siding of house, looking as though it
had been freshly torn off. There was no
wind at the time, nor has any Of his
neighbors in all the country out there,
as far as has been heard from, lost any
thing of the kind. Where it came from
and how il got there is mystery.
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Agnes City Acorns.

MONDAY, Sept. -.
Mrs. Thomas Johnson is very ILL.,.
Basket meeting at Harbord'S grove, COM
mencing Thursday and continuing until
Sabbath, the 18th. They had a very
pleasant time. 1t was conducted by the
Christian church. =. Picnic at Jesse
,Gray's grove last Saturday. The weather
was cool ana all passed off pleasantly.
The farmers have finished corn cutting
and now will finish haying There will
be an abundance of rough feed for stock.
A splendid rain on the 9th. That will
make the grass start anew Some are
preparing for seeding wheat, the acre
age will be small. -. g. w. Lester has
his saw mill running Albert Lau-
renee has returned from the mountains
with his scalp firmly attached TO his
Uranium -. Considerable chills and
bilious fever -. Andy Yetman had a
colt badly lacerated by barbcd wire.
CoNDUIT.
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MONDAY. Sept. 1a.

Mr. David Lawrence is visiting friends
in Hines. .. DIR. :. p. Reser, Of Neosho
Rapids, is in town to-day on business
concerning the new residence he is
building. Rev. ]. NJ. Spangler, Of
Neosho Falls, is visiting frieads here.
A great number of grasshoppers were
set II flying over town last Saturday, but
no one apl cared much alarmed, mas
much AS everything is past injury by
their work. -. j. +. HammOnd's sale on
Saturday was well attended, and stock
all sold at very high prices. Otto
Pruitt, OF Burlington, sp2nt Sunday in
this place visiting his parents who re-
side here. The city schools com
menccd to-day, with an unusually small
number of pupils enrolled. Miss Cor
neIia Slack, a graduate of the State Nor
mai school, has been employed to
teach the primary department. Stock
in the country has been causing great
amount of trouble during the past week
Feed having become very poor the cat
tic break into corn fields and much diff
nculiy In restraining them is eNpeFlenc-
ed even in herds. Several instances of
shooting cattle arc reported, and should
be met by a prompt enforcement of the
law against naming cattle willfully. -.
Mrs. Minerva Moore died at the resi-
dence of her father, Mr.. Asa Ruby, last
Saturday night at the age of twenty-one
years and eleven months. She has been
u resident of this place for number of
years, and was highly respected and
loved by the large circle of friends she
had formed, and although her death
was not unexpected, she having been i'll
for months with pulmonary cOnsump,
ton, yet it proves n sad blow to her
many friends. She expressed cheer
fulness regarding her early death, and
departed this life with firm faith in
Him "who giveth his beloved sleep"
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EDITED BY JISGo.'
SATURDAY, Sept. 10.

SATURDAY, Sept. 10.
There are prospects of new hotel
in town. If built, it will be located on
the corner of Exchange and Mechanics
streets, opposite the Missouri Pacific
depot, and the passenger trains will
then stop here for meals. . Jacob Ru-
pert yesterday began the erection of a
new house for the use of his son. II is
situated just east of Mr.. RS. residence,
g Lst of the river Captain Collins
next week will go TO Nesho Rapids
where he will build a new residence for
DIR. s. p Reser, wko has recently set
lied in tba: place and is gaining an ex-
tensive practice. Mrs. Charles Moore,
vino recently returned from the north,
is in very critical condition, the troub-
lie being consumption. Charlie Stokes,
the young ''colored gentleman" who
used 10 be hostler at the
Hotel Taylor has returned to the city.
He says: "Gem'men, Hartford is de
best, and couldn't stay way, no not
none" -'Them's my sentiments, too,
by jingo.". Mr.. Allen Baker, formerly
a resident of this place, who has been re-
siding in Illinois during the past five
years is expected to return to-day, and
he will make this place his future home.
lie is accompanied by his family Mr..
John Davis and family, Of Illinois. ar
rived in town to-day and will take up
their residence here. Mr.. Davis will be
as the junior partner of
the firm of Tweedy & Davis, grain and
flour mt Fchanis. who carried on business
in this place some five years ago. He
will engage in some kind of business
and make Kansas his home in the fu-
tire.
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CITY PROPERTY

NNE and half story franc house of five
" rooms, in east part of the city. Some
shade and fruit trees, also grapes and other
small fruits. Price $7C0 half cash.
573
ONE story frame house in south part of
I J city; has i've rooms and good cellar;
good well, good barn and some fruit trees on
the lot Price, $500, One-t third cash
Slf
0NE story ho.Ise OF six rooms, in central
part of CITY, handy to business; good
cistern and well; 'arge barn and corn CRIB /;
some fruit trees ElIrI, $3.50.
email one story frame house of two rooms
= corner lot, east front; four blocks from
Normal School Price. $3.50.
$40
OHe story frame house; four rooms and eel.
~ lar under whole house; young fruit
trees; cistern. Price $3.50.
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1t will be seen from the above that the
severest drouth ever experienced in our
country since the landing of the Pill
grims, was in the summer of 1853, when
there was no rain fall during the period
of one hundred and twenty-three days.
The drouth began on the first day of
May, and many of the inhabitants were
forced to send to England for hay and
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azSZSs5a. ~ 4tzoed ~ ~
s ~ IF. Se ssss g arEss
51sh q EAPssis< snli nitsg rans s.
srzzksear Z. 80 50 assser sSs5t. ffsS3;::
81 90 peNacre- hs k2e "
70G acres inp4yed SfaSh6s adj 8 ktBg
cultivation. acres light ti1fber;S 900 ,X&E
of water; house of two rooms; frsIHdaStslbfc
and gransry; orchard of apple and peaeS
trees; grapes and small fruits. Price, $3.50.
S2o
0On acre stock farm, u miles from
smooth upland, leo acres fenced and 10 in
cultivation. some young timber, fruit trees
and grape vines. new frame house OF rooms,
good cellar, tolerably large barn. good stock
range with permanent water. Price, g $50
casa
OAA acres good land on Dry creek : tx
A8O miles from Emporia; never falling
water supply. Price, $40 per acre.
703
900 acres Upland, q splendid piece, ali
oAO tillable and fertile, slopes gently to
lord, one OF the growing towns on the IL, K
II. r. This IS y No. half section, and
either quarter section viii be sold for Sc 80
per acre.
40 acres in Chase county, of which as
AOO are in cultivation, as first bottom
and VI second bottom land, with or acres
small timber. Good house OF two rooms and
cellar, also corn cribs and stables, living
stream runs through corral, 500 fruit trees OF
various kinds. School bouse ON the place
Price 5000, 3, 0o0 cash, balance on time.
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SUBURBAN TOWNS.

80.
business house in the center OF q small
ID live town in Lyon county includes three
rooms on first floor and all shelving. counters
SC, and two story building 20NdO. Price
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What $1,000 to $1,000 viii BUY

UHoL VtIOOO W VG9OOO WIN guy
100 s pear o @ie' c wsit of P E%
81. 80 per acre; z cash, balance in one and
two years.
lou miles southwest Of Emporia. I'm
limited range Price al sl'aO0'
90 acre farm, about mile from Bitter
az station, and near Emporia and How
ard railroad. Entire farm under fence and
% acres IN n '. most ,; o. II SenK
house of two rooms; q granary, corn cribs
and stable; 500 fruit trees and 200 grape vines
are on the place: splendid range. and abund
ance OF water in well. spring and creek.
price 1890. q cash. ~
on acre stock farm, six miles from
on Emporia; most of 1t fenced and in
cultivation, a large part bottom and timber
and the rest good upland: One story frame
house OF three rooms and good cellar; corn
cribs. and stables for six horses; some pear
trees, I25 apple and 50 peach trees, all bear
ing: range unlimited and water abundant in
creek and wells. Price $1,000, including
crops.
0n acre improved bottom farm on Seo.
on sho river. n miles from knporia; al
some timber Price SIS per acre; would
trade for suitable city property
On Acres two miles weston Americas,
lou Neosho river runs through one COR
ner. $40 per acre iii Hair the price on time
90 acre improved farm, SIX miles north
90 west OF Emporia; ali fenced and ~
aSG sreea oPe AND half stoy House partly
| finished: good corral with stock water;
range near; orchard of apple, peach and
cherry trees; about nVe acres OF small fruits
j grapes, strawberries. raspberries, &c. Pree
| 81. 200.
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anu all Irienos OF temperance snuuu
stand by the prosecuting attorney in his
efforts to bring transgressors of the law
to justice.
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drawn by two muies, anu set sail for
Four Mile creek. Rev. j. Van Voris
was both engineer and fireman on the
v,1,,la tain W. ,,,a.7o t,ronK,, Ill =.
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I. bruner.
Educational Exhibt-O. B. Wharton.
Speed Rings. B. Warren.
General Sunerintendanto of Floral Hall
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What $4,000 to $4,000 viii Buy

745
on acres upland, near the cemetery,
OO northwest OF the city. Price $50 per
~ 1k Acres, improved farm, Il miles
from EmporiA; miles from
Americus; 40 acres fenced, 30 acres in cnlti-
yation. nearly all tillable; never falling
creek and good well; % acres Of good young
timber; IL story house, 4 rooms, granarY
and Kansas stable; 80 bearing peach trees. 10
cherry trees, 100 young apple trees; 70 grape
vines unlimited range at hand Price s., 400.
SIS
90 acre improved farm eleven miles
lONf from Emporia; all fenced; 80 acres
| in cultivation; large two-story frame house
OF ten rooms and good ceilari young orchard;
abundant range. Price, $9,SO0.
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Missouri Pacific
RAILWAY.

RAILWAY.
Passing through the most enterprising Por-
lions of Kansas and Missouri, the beautiful
track to and from the union depOts of Saint
Louis, Hannibal, Kansas City, and st. Joseph,
Mo-, Atchison and Leayenworth, kas. and
Dennison, Tex :, making close connection in
these depots with railway lines leading to all
parts of the United States
Passengers who purchase tickets over the
MISSOURI PACIFIC HALLWAY have ~
NO CHANGE Of CARS
BETWEEN FL TIE D FGyL low CITIES:
Kansas City and st. Louis,
LeGUeaGOOTtII and st. Louis,
AtclaiSO9a and st. Louis,
vt. Joseph and st. LOGfiS,
Fort Scott and st. Louis,
Fort Scott and Hannibal.
Fort Scott and Kansas City,
EMP0RIA AND ST. LOUIS.
junction City aud st. Louis,
De9siS07s and st. L0aGGS,
DentsOsa and Hannibal,
DessGSO1l and Kansas City,
SedGIiG and Omaha,
Kansas City and Logan,
Reclining Chair Cars Free,
Besides FIVE lines of Pullman Sleeping Cars
and the latest improvements. heated by pipes
and thoroughly ventilated, carpeteds and
with colored attendants.
The Missouri Pacific Railway
Has p steel track, the Miller platform, and
the improved automatic air brake on all cars
in its passenger trains. 1t Is in every respect
A FIRSTCLASS RAILWAY.
For maps, time tables and interesting read
ing matter concerning the Missouri Pacific
Railway and its connections with other lines,
which win be mailed FREE, address
Jas. d. BROWN. F. CHAEDhER,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Gen1 Pass. Agent.
A A. TALMAGE, General Manager,
ST. LOUIS. NO.
j. @. BURN EFT,
Freight and Ticket Agent.
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e E'sa. Rock Island R.va!!"

/" Greet Reek Island Route!
Stands pFe-eminent among the great Trunk
Lines of the West for being the most direct,
quick est and safest line connecting the great
CHICAGO. and the EASTERN,
ERN LINES, v hich terminate there, with KAN
las CITY. EEAyKNWORTH, AfcHIsoE. CoUE-
GIL BLUFFS and OMAHA. the COMMERCIAL
CRETRRs from which fadiate
EVERY LINE or q DAD
that penetrates the Continent from the Mis-
souri, River to the Pacific Slope. The
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
is the only line from Chicago owning TRACK
into Kansas. or which. by It's own road.
FRRs BY CARRIAGE! No MISSING CoSHEC-
TIoRsi No budding in ill-yentilated or I'M
clean cars. as every passenger Is carried in
DAY CARS of unFivalcd magniAcence,
PULLM An SLEEPING CARS, and our own world
famous DIHIHG CABS, upon which meals are
served OF unsurpassed excellence, at the low
rate of SEVENTY Five CENTS EACH. with am
pie time for healtbful enjoyment
Milwaukee and Missouri River points: and
close connections at all points of intersection
with other roads.
cry place OF Importance in Kansas. Nebraska.
Black Hills, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho. Nevada,
California, Oregon, Washington Territory,
Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico.
gage as any other line and rates OF fare al
| ways as low IS com petitoIs, who furnish but
| . titne of the comfort. ~
| Dogs and tackle OF sportsmen free.
Tickets. maps and folders at all principal
ticGet ofices in the United States snd Canada.
| R,R, CABLE, &. ST, JOHN,
Vice Pres't and Gen. Gen. Tiki and Pass'r
Manager. Chicago Agent. Chicago.
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LONG DRY SPELLS.

The following are some of the most
remarkable drouths from the days of our
Pilgrim Fathers down TO the summer OF
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OO1 acre improved farm on Eagle creek,
20 six miles from Hartford; all well
fenced; 100 acres in cultivation; 60 acres Of
timber; frame house of three rooms; large
corrGls; orchard of apple and peach trees; Il
acres timothy meadow; never falling creek
water and three good wells; range at hand.
Price IS 600