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Consumption

Owing to popular idea that remedy said
to cure a variety of maladies should be treat
ed with caution, il not suspicion, the inven-
tor hcSitated some time in placing II before
the public; but from the gratifying assurance
by a great number Of the rare vitaliZng and
health.renewing properties OF his preparation
of HypophoSphiteS, under variety OF cir
cumStanCes, he is equally satiSliedthat these
effects are secured by its use, that its action Is
peculiar to his preparation, and that Con.
sumption is not only durable, but, up TO a
certain stage, is rs easily controlled as most
other organic diseases
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FLINT, MICH., May 10, 1880
DEAR SIR:-Allow me to say that ! esteem
SoHr "HopophOSphites" must highly, ana
Tor those engaged in professions which draw
largely on the nervous system IL Is inValua-
BILE. ihave used IL myself with the most sat
iSfactOry results and have introduced II 10 n
large number of my people.
Rev. r. W. HARE,
april Pastor st. M!chael's Catholic Church.
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While II is the aim OF the inventor 10 con-
vey information to such a. require his Hypo-
phoSphites, il is his firm belief that its use
will be valuable to all who desire u long life
or who are struggling for health.
With faith based upon the experience Oh
twelve years, he would not despair of reStor-
ing a patient suffering from the above named
disease, even though reduced toa very low
state and not complicated by actual organic
loss.
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44x4xk&k$t&*kt+t
Samaritan
N E r. WIN e

Is the only honestly guaranteed remeCy
placed before the public. We guarantee every
bottle TO give satisfaction or return the money.
Leading physicians testify TO its being harm
less and good, eminent divines declare " ex-
cellent and unequaled and people eVeryWneie
bear cheerful and voluntary testimony To It's
graat virtue.
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w. care Experimentation, mala-
-. siiney disease. liver complaint,
ana other wasting DISEASES.
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East Liberty.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-Hogs-Live hogs
firm; common and light s. 7597 40; pack
ing and butchers, s. O0@S 90. Receipts
lilo head; shipments 40 head.
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-09-07
FnoaI TaE Nona1AL.
The FaiI Torns Opens Up viii. Flastering
ProsDeets of SUCCESS

Z -AAC = go ANAAAs 0pG1S = y WITH ElssSeftDE
Prospects OF Success.
The examinations At the Normal
closed Tuesday, and the first lessons of the
term were heard. though but little was
done aside from making assignments
and getting the classes into proper
shape for work.
The attendance is very good, iaelu-
dug about two hundred in all, which
are pretty evenly divided between
the Normal and model and preparatory
departments Many familiar faces were
Observed among the students, a large
proportion OF whom were in
attendance last year. Over eighty
new scholars have been s6milLed.
which is an exceptionally good showing
as compared with otaes years.
X number OF graduates OF ti.,; class of
80 are present TO take advanced courses,
and four young men have entered with
: view TO fitting themselves Tor college.
Miss kaufman, who has charge of the
kindergarten, was busy with class of
fourteen little ones. AMI besides these
quite number of students viii devote
all their time TO this branch of instruc-
ton during the term.
The building is in first-class order,
aad the tidy appearance Of the different
rooms speaks well for the qualifications
of Mr. Greenwood, the janitor.
The members of the faculty all seem
to lake up the work OF The new year
with that zest which IS hegotten by
needed rest aud recreation, and the
prospect is thar the new president, Mr..
Taylor, aud his able corps Of assistants
will work together most harmoaiousIy
for the promotion OF the interests of the
institution which has done 50 much to
advance the standing OF Emporia
among the cities OF Kansas
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Bangor has name to live but ha.
been dead for some years. There are
some Emporians who could write it:
history. 1t once had eight or nine
houses and store or two. 1t now has
one old, faded, windowless house with,
out human inhabitant. There is also
an old-fashioned wind mill, such an one
as Don Qulxote met and sought, stand
ing in loneliness on the hill. 1t would
be good place TO look tor spooks. Il
is situated on the divide between din.
ner and South Big creeks, about twelve
miles from Burlington. The country
around is good and there are some well.
improved farms in the bottoms. The up.
lands furnish grass and hay for much
cattle.
Section, is the name of school house
in Key West township, Cofey county
II is located IN the midst of q well i'm
proved neighborhood out on the prairie.
1t is one of the localities where good
farms can be made on upland. The
soil is black and productive. Water is
found by digging a few feet, generally
eighteen or twenty. 1 saw one well
which was only ten, and the water was
standing within three feet of the top OF
the ground. Forty or fifty head of cat.
tie and several horses are watered from
it every day. The country here is pretty
we'll fenced up, and open pasture for
cattle is quite an object
Corn is good all round, in some locali
ties very good. There is an immense
quantity OF prairie hay put up in first
rate condition, and have never seen SC
much millet in one year. There will be
no lack OF feed for stock the coming
winter. Kansas and prohibition are
bound TO win. G. II. II.
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AROUND TowN.

The city schools will open on Mon
day, September 18Th.
d. " Morris is putting water aud
gas pipes into his business rooms on
Commercial street.,
Jim Dayis's livery stable was lighted
with gas Saturday night Osborne &
Jeremy put in the fixtures
The kalsominers are at work making
a vast Improvement in the appearance
of Justice Bachelors Office.
E Hamilton is clerking at the res
taurant and grocery of E. NJ Lewis,
during the absence of the proprietor.
q great scarcity of desirable boarding
places and rooms is reported by the
students IN attendance at the Normal.
The macadamizing of Commercial
street between Third and Second ave-
nnes is completed. and is first-class job.
Improvements are in progress at the
Red Front shoe store which will add
much to the appearance of that attrac-
tive business place.
I. F. Byrnes is putting down stone
pavement in front of his business prop
ertY on Commercial street between
Fourth and Fifth avenues.
Drinkwater & Schriver have rented
the new business room of Watson Sc
Grove, on Commercial street, north of
DR.. AImor's feet store.
H. e. Norton has purchased lot No.
10s, south of the Joe Francis block on
Commercial street from w. T. Soden
and j. a. Graham, paying $1,000.
Hall s. Austin have rented the build
ing al the corner of Sixth avenue and
Mechanics street and will commence the
manufacture of the Breakwater churn
forthwith.
Heidrick & Co. are preparing plans
and specifications for a neat cottage to
be erected by Mrs. a Moffett on the
east side of Merchants street near
Eighth avenue.
Jim and Hong Lee, the Chinaman
who have been in the city for the past
week, have rented rooms in the wooden
building in the rear of the News block,
and will open a laundry there.
The Catholic school opened up Monday
with a good attendance, the franciscan
sisters being in charge. The new build
ing is very pleasant and commodious,
and is one of the neatest structures of
The kind IN the state.
We are pleased TO note the vigor with
which the war is being wagcd against
the violalers of the liquor law in En-
poria- The officers are sustained by the
public sentiment of the community and
we hope TO see the good work go on.
We trust the council will make some
by which Mr.. Coley will |
end it to his advantage to start steam
laundry at this place. 1t is good |
point for such an industry and such an
as Mr.. Coley proposes 10 es-
-ablish would be of great advantage 10
Emporia.
G. B. Cooper has secured the contract
'or ''papering" Emporia for the Bis
narck, Kansas City and state fairs.
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District Court.
E. NJ. FoRDE, City Clerk

District court convened at 8 O'CLOCK
Wednesday with Judge C. B. Grave.
on the bench.
The docket was called 10 ascertain tbs
number of cases triable at the presen
terra, and there were found to be about
twenty criminal cases and eighty civil
cases. sixty of the latter being jury and
twenty court cases.
II was determined that the KeigeI
poisoning case should be the first to be
taken up after the meeting of court
when it convenes for the trial of jury
cases the first Monday in October.
The following cases were disposed oil
Wednesday:
State of Kansas VS.. Merrlck, dis
missed.
State of Kansas VS.. Rosenfelt and Nc
Intosh, dismissed as to Mcintosh.
]. M. Spangler vs.. J. B. Caldwell, dis
missed.
Esther c. Blanchard VS.. C. j. Blanch-
ard, dismissed.
Alfred Keys vs.. Oliver Dewalt, dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
Amos Youngblood VS.. r. NJ. and A.
p. Mills, dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
Daniel Love VS.. Eliza NJ. Love, dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
John Augustus Fowler vs.. Anna NJ.
Fowler, dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
Mary Davies VS.. Jno. c. Davies, dis.
missed.
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sroNE-wOOD


NuptiaIs of Two Popular Teachers o
EmpOr1a.
The suburban residence of w ii. II
Wood, northwest OF the city, Was thu
scene last evening of one of the pleasant
est social events al the season, the coca
sion being the marriage OF Mr.. Warren
Stone and Miss Belle Wood Tho. eere-
mony was performed by Elder Loiz, o.
the Christian church, and was witnessed
by company including only the rela,
tives of the contracting parties Tie
bride was attended by Miss StOuteIney CT
of Burlington, and Mr.. Lew Wood was
the groom's best man.
The tying OF the silken knot was sue
ceeded by splendid supper, the
menu embracing great pro-
fusion of choice viands, which
were discussed with hearty tokens
of appreciation. Refreshments COM
pleted, the newly welded pair and guests
were driven to the coy residence pro-
vided by Mr. Stone for his bride II he
CORNER OF State street and twelfth ave
nue., where an elegant collection of beau
lifal and valuable gifts became immc-
tliate objects OF enthusiastic attention.
The pretty home of the happy pair is
perv4ded by an air If e'infoFf which
reflects the forethought of tac devoted
young husband
Mr. ami Mrs. Stone have both been
TEACHERS IN our city schools, and enjoy
the esteem and affection Of rot only the
youth with whom they have beea asso
ciated in this capacity, but Of the com
munity at large who wish and bespeak
for them IL future filled with JOY and rt-
plete with al the good things of life.
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wELcoa1E HOME


Pheasant Reception Given 10 Rev DR.
cordley and wife Friday Evening.
Rev. Df. cordley ana wife. who lei
Emporia some weeks ago for . visit &c
Michigan, returned home Friday at
,ernoon, and in the evening s delightful
reception was given in their honor al
the congregational church under the
>cspices of the ladies of that society.
The attendance was quite general, .
pleas mt proof of the high regard in
which lac recipients OF the demonstEa-
tion of we 1eome,are held in this commu-
nifty.
a hearty ex. change Of social amenities
was the order OF the hour, while a spread
OF tempting refres hpenis In the lecture
room, provided by rhe ladies. added ma.
terialiy to the sum Of the evenings en-
joyment.
During the evening the K 7 Band
put in an appearance aud iheir
splendid music was thoroughly appre-
ciated.
Doctor Cordiey and his EXCELLENT wife
were the objects OF special attention, and
the cordial manner in which they were
greeted by all present, furnished abund-
ant evidence of the large place which
they occupy in the affections of the Em-
poria people
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CHURCH NOTES

Rev. J.. +, Hendy was greeted, Sun
day, sficr vacation & some weeks, ny
very large congregations Ut the Preshy.
tcrian church, morning and evening.
The services at the NJ. Z. church Sun.
day were of special interest and were
argeiy attended. Several accesslons arc
reported.
Rey. DIR. Corily administered the sac
rament of ihe Loai's supper Sunday to
slarge number of commandments, apd q
number of aceessiohs were made to the
membership of the church.
The tent meeting ON Commercial
street was we'll attended yesterday and
lively interest pervaded the services.
Elder Lott, of the Christian church
reports several additions TO his congre
cation Sunday.
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dollars (6) six per cent semi annual IN
terest bonds named in this proposal.
Bonds to be in all respects legal. and da-
~ registered at the state auditors ONCE.
Respectfully yours,
On motion Of MIR. Bay the bid of @.
Hood, being the lowest, was accepted.
The bids for additional crawling on
Commercial street, south of Second
avenue, to Randolph's addition were
opened, and that of w. L. Spencer, 50
cents per yarn, being the lowest, was on
motion accepted.
Bids of Samuel Thomas and j. L. W.
Bell, for sidewalks, we've opened and
that of S. Thomas. 81 cents per linear
foot, being the lowest, was accepted up
on condition that he enter into written
contract, to be prepared by tbs city at
torney under direction of the committee
on streets and alleys.
On motion the committee on streets
and alleys were authorized to examine
the proflles prepared by Surveyor Hub
ben relating to the general grade of the
city and to submit the same to a compe-
tent engineer for inspection and ap-
proval,
Adjourned.
E M. FoRDE Citv Clerk
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BRRAKYAsr TABLE CHAT.-Martha-
why Is 1t that VIC can't get a bit OF
bread flt TO eat laielyr"
John-"You know we haven: had
decent loaf OF bread in the house since
We run out OF Good Luck"
NarihA-"Well. don't see why ne
have 20 get Good Luck when there is
lots OF good flour in the market just as
good fog less money"
John-"Yes, know; this is some OF
lt We are using now. How do you like
nrs
NarIha-"An right"
John-~Well, 1 will go nght straight
and order up the Good Luck. Where
did you say they keep its''
MArsha-sYou know what nice, swect
Iiakey bread the Good Luck makes."
John-~Yes, I know; where did you
gay they keep ils"
Martha-"And you know what lovely
biscuit the Good Luck flour makes and
John-"Yes. I know, Martha, bu
where did you say they keep i'll"
"Martha-"And you know when w
have the Good Luck every morsel of the
bread is eaten up clean, and we dom
have TO throw half Of it away, cOnse
Quensly the Good Luck is very mucl
the cheapest -four TO use"
John--"Yes, know all about It now
Martha; where did you say they keel
dtP'
Martha-"Why. they kept at Elstun
Lakin & Cos, W. w. Mardis's. Esquir
FIuker's, Boorey q Ringie's, J. T. Bur
4on's, Frederick q Payne's-"
John-"TheTe, hold on. that will dc
Shall / order sack from all OF them
Here, Martha reached over % ID
.side-board and grasped E rolling-piI
which lay thereon and John snddenl
remembered . morning appointment
had down street and Immediately lei
not waiting Tor Martha's answer. b
<lsulaing % run his chances and trust
Coed Lax"
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Tho Bid Of Major C. Hood for $2S,5OO
Six Per Cent. City Bonds Accepted.
Petitions Consiicred-CIaIms Allowed
Reports Submitted, Etc.
EOTTNE,TT CusAfRRR Sent =

Petitions Contradictions Allowed
Reports Submitted, Etc
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Sept.5.
Council met in regular session. Pre-
sent: Mayor Eastman, Couucilmen
Bay, Walkup, Lewis. Thatcher and
Theis
Minutes OF previous meeting read and
approved.
The report of the superintendent OF
water works was read and referred to
the committee on water works.
The reports of the marshal for July
and August were. on motion, referred to
the committee on claims.
Report of Police Judge Barnes foI
August was, en- motion, referred to the
same committee.
Communication from John EskridgC
offering 800 for lot 3, Washington
S&rk, was read and referred TO the CON-
mittee on city property.
The committee TO whom was referred
the claim of Mrs. G. G.. Jones for injnr-
les on account of defective sidewalk,
reported that the city had been sued.
On motion the report was received and
filed
The committee TO whom was referred
the petition of Mrs. Martin for damages
on account OF defective sidewalk re-
ported in favor of disallowing the claim
Adopted.
Bay, as chairman of the committee on
claims, reported ON small pox claims, re-
commencing that the same be referred
to the mayor as overseer of the poor
with the request that he make an effort
to have the county assume part of the
same
The committee on streets and alleys
reported in favor of condemning the side
walk on Fifth avenue abuttiBg lot 10
Constitution street, and "A Congress
street. Adopted, and marshall instruc-
ted 20 serve notice.
On motion of Waikup the action of
the counciliin relation to supplying The
News company with water power was
reconsIdeTed, aud on motion of Mr.. Lew
is the matter was referred 10 the COM
mittce on water works, with power 10
act.
Mr.. Coley was here granted permits
sion TO address the council in reference
10 the establishment of a steam laundry
IN the city, and after some discussion
the matter was referred TO a committee
consisting Of the mayor aud Messrs.
Thatcher and Theis.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordidance
prohibiting the sale Of hay ON certain
streets in the city ofEmporia' was read,
considered by section under suspension
Of the rules. and On motion adopted by
a unanimous vote.
An ordinance providing tor the pay
Enent of the following Chains was intro
duced, considered by section under sus-
pension OF the rules, and On motion
adopted by a unanimous vote:
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Board OF Education Meeting.
c. 10

AAPObiAs sep. D, 1907.
An adjourned meeting of the board OF
education was held in the office of s. B.
Riggs this Afternoon at O'Clock, for the
purpose of further considering the bids
on school desks.
Present-Messrs. Kellogg, Riggs,
Morse, Morris, McMurtrie, CoIdley.
The agents for the several desks were
present and made such explanations as
presented their desks in the best light.
The board then proceeded TO consider
the several bids, and on motion the bid
of ID. Fox was accepted.
The bill OF j. w. Morgan for $65 for
painting the fence around the high school
grounds, was allowed and ordered paid
Moved that the committee on supplies
be authorized to contract for fuel from
some responsible person on the best
terms. Adjourned.
P. j. CARMICHAEL. Clerk.
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coMTNGIS.
Reports OF Recruiting Officers 10 the Sec
Rotary OF the Ex-soIdiers' and Sail
ors. association Of Lyon

The following names OF Lyon county
soldiers intending TO be present at The
state reunion at Topeka. haye been re-
ported up 70 date to John Allen, secre.
tary of the cx soldiers and sailors' asso-
citation OF this county:
Emporia Col. Alien Backae9, Cor
poral j. WI Bell, Capt.. T. Culver
Sergeant D. L. Clark. Orderly Sergeant
E. w. Cunningham, Lieutenant J. Rick,
abaugh, Lieutenant T. r. Bruner,
Sergeant j A. Young, Lieutenant j. w.
Ferguson, Privaies John Allen, W. a.
Giichriss, J. L. Dougterfy. Il 7. Dale,
j, w. Baliinger, Jas. Hasor.h, c. P.
Dicdrick, john Diedrick. Wm. Hudson
w. r. Challant, Rnbt- Tillman, L. L
Hogie.
Agnes Ciiy III F. Mcmillan, w. II
Williams. A. Howard. A. C. Smith, Geo
Smith, Rob. Wells, Geo Lester, B, F
Grant
heading-e W Heei,e. J a. Heebe
HeaTy Jacoby, T. A sgan. ". d. Eirod
Jerry sinapkins. W D. I.ogsdoD. WIN
Caldwell, Geo Plumb, Geo. W Council
Geo. a. conrey. S E lfun:. Jas Cow
| den. J. 4. Straioa
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REUNION RACKET.

The Closing work of the COMMITTEES
Being Done.
/. Commonwealth: The six hundred
II hts which are coming from St. Louis
and five hundred from Grand Island,
ARE un the way Also large tent for
state ii. adquar!crs, which is coming
from Bloomington.
The large pavilion is already on the
ground.
Major Anderson estimates that he has
sleeping accommodations for 10000 peo-
pie on ;he grounds.
REeIMEnTAL AND BRIGADE ASSIGN
MEETs.
General order No. 4, department of
the southwest, assigns regiments and
brigades as follows:
First regfment-Cjwl, y county.
Second regiment-Rice, Reno and Nc
! PhersOn counties.
Third rrgiment-li Harvey, Marion and
! Chase cnuniics
! Fourth r, giment -Pawnee county and
| all counties south and west
| Fifth regiment Barton, Rush, Stat
| ford, Pratt Barbour ccuIlics.
| Sixth regiments eJ5wick, Sumner,
| Kingman and Harper counties.
| Seventh regiment-I,yon, Morris and
| Wabaunsee counties.
| Eighth regiment Batter, Elk and
| Chauiauqua counties.
Ninth regiment-osage county.
Tenth regiment Greenwood, CoiIey
and Woodsor counties.
Eleventh regiment = First l'-gion,
Shawnee county,
And the regiments are brigaded as
follows;
First brigade, composed of the sec
opd, third. fourth aud fifth regiments.
Second brigade, composed Of the
| first, sixth, seventh and eighth Teei-
! ments.
| Third brigade, composed of the Ninth
Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth regiments.
The regimental field officers will meet
| al department. headquarters oR the
camp ground. at 8 O'Clock a NJ. Septem-
Der Is, and elect brigade commanders.
General Willard, commanding The
department of the S:lulhwess. has ap-
pointed his staff, rs follows.
A. K Clark of Sterling, brigadier.
general and chief of staff
Chas. d. Uimer, of Sterling, colonel
! and assistant adiuiant- general.
Sam. T. Howe, of Marion, major and
acting assistant Acknowledgement.
r L. Mintie, of Hutchinson. colonel
and assistant quarter master general.
J. II. Folks, of wellington, colonel
aud acting commissary general.
J. W. Feighan, Of Emperia colonel
ard assigtanl inspector general.
G. w MilueT, of kinsley, colonel and
assistant provost. marshal general
j. v. Admire of Usage City, major
and acting commisary muster general
II G. w. Nimocks, Of Great Bend
! colonel aud acting Judge advocate gen
eral.
s. ( Sheldon. Of Topeka, major ans
!. acting surgeon general
81 T. s. MeCabeof Topeka, chaplain
Jacob Nixon. of Winfield, colonel ant
sid de-camp.
J.R. Wright, OF Mcpherson, lieuten
: ant colonel and aid de-camp.
g. c. Whitson, Of McPheTsoa, majc
T and aid -de-ca1np.
Il L. ]. Dyke, OF MCPHERSON. captain
!. and aid-dc-camr.
w. III. Douglass, of FL Dorado. frs
! lieutenant and aid de camp
a N a. Adams, of Barned, first lieDten
8 ant and aid de-camp.
!, w. r. H6ale, of St John, first lieufen
: ant and abide camp
Il 1ffhere Is not a heap of military L
+. the coming reunion il viii noi be fror
d q lack OF staff officers.
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DIED.-Near Americas. Lyon county,
Kansas, Aug. 3lst, 1882, of material IL
yer, Sarah, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
H. Sax, aged 90 years.
Miss Sax was successful teacher
and beloved by ali who knew her, fol
her merit and excellent Christian char.
actor. She was taken away in the midst
OF her plans from labor to reward,
JOEL. 4. BARKER