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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-07

ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE
INTERIOR, Office of Indian Affairs,
Washington, D. c.. November %, 1882
Sealed proposals, Endorsed proposals
for building Chilocco school" TO be
erected near the Chilocco creek, a few
miles from Arkansas City, Kansas, viii
be received at this Office until Thursday.
the 2lst OF December. 1882
Complete plans and specifications Of
the work to be done, can be examined at
the office of Haskell s. Wood, Topeka,
Kansas, and journal, Kansas City, Mo.
Bids are requested for the erection OF
the building either in brick or stone, as
the department may elect; the stone for
the building is to be had in the vicinity
of the site, where the building is to be
located.
The contract 10 be awarded 10 the
lowest responsible bidder. subject to the
approval OF the secretary of the interior
the right is, however, reserved TO reject
any and all bids if deemed for the best
interest of the service.
Proposals must state the length Of
time required for the completion Of the
building affer the approval of the con,
tract.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Every bid must be accompanied by /
certified check upon some United Stats
depository, for at least FIVE per cent o
the amount of the proposal, psyabi'
70 the order Of the commissioner o
indian affairs, which check viii be for
feited to the United States IN case an
bidder receiving an award shall fail 8
execute contract with good and suIfi
cient snreties, otherwise 20 be retuf4iet
to the bidder.
q. PRIcE. Commissioner.
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CRANE ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

PrOceedn - of Post No. 90 of the De-
partment of Kansas Last SatuT-
day Evening.
A very Interesting and profitable meet,
ing of this post was held last Saturday
evening, on which occasion the follow
ing gentlemen were mustered into tho
ranks: Senator Plumb, Jacob Metz.
ger, c. E. Miller and Col
David Taylor. The business meeting
was one of the most interesting and
profitable ever held by this post. Al
the conclusion of the business meeting
there was feast of good things enjoy
ed at c. j. Feisl's establishment. OF
Commercial street. Oysters figured
very conspicuously in the bull OF fare
and they were served in the most palat
able styles possible. The supper was
one of the best ever served on an occa
sion of this kind, in this city OF out o.
it, as all who participated IN it do am
ply testify, and the event will not b,
soon forgotten.
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING


EMPoRIA, Dec, 4, 19S2-The board
of education met in regular session
vice president Riggs IN the chair
Present: Messrs. Nix, Mills, Hall
COrdley, Morris, McMurtr;e, Jones and
Morse.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The treasurer reported that no monies
had been paid out since last report
The report was accepted.
The superintendent reported that the
Third ward building had been occupied
for school purposes and Misses Evans,
Morse, Dudley and Dixon had been
put in charge. Several changes had
been made in the other buildings, in
order To seat the pupils, and that the
rooms are iull to their seating capacity
The committee on buildings and
grounds reported that they had carried
;;ut The instructions of the board given
at its last meeting, and that they had
obtained possession of the building for
school purposes, and that the matters of
j. ference between the contractors and
the board were to he settled by arbitra-
ion.
Mr. j. E. Klock offered his resigna-
tion as principal of the high school, to
take eff ct at the coming holidays.
On motion the resignation Was ac-
centcd
II WAS moved that the board proceed
to elect a teacher to fill the position
made vacant 10y the resignation of Mr..
Klock. Lost.
The following bills were presented,
admitted, and ordered paid:
Republican, notice and school
reports. ............$l S ~
Dan Weeks, clee1ing Third ward
building. 1900. ... 90
j A. Moore, sundries. 10 35
ID. q. McMurtrie, supplies. ... .112 90
Mrs. G. c. Morse, supplies. 49,. 80 so
DIR. Cordley moved that when the
board adjourn it does so to meet two
weeks from tonight at the same time
and place. Carried.
Messrs. Richardson s. Son presented
a bill for settlement oi the Third ward
| bnIlding. On moIion of MIR. Hall the
bill was placed on file.
MIR. D. G. McMurtrie offered the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the committee on
building aud grounds be authorized to
appoint arbitrators on the difference be-
tween Richardson s. Son and the board
of education on the Third ward build.
ing, and that the president and clerk
! of the board, %ith Mrssrs. Richardson
s. Son or their attorney, draw up such
articles as may be needed, and that such
agreement he binding on both parties.
The resolution was lost.
Adjourned.
r. J. CARMICHAEL. clerk.
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oIrY.coUNcIL.. PROCEEDINGS

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Dec ..
Council met in regular session. May
or Eastman in the chair. Present Coun-
cilpen Bay. Walkup. Ireland, Lewis,
Theis and Moore.
Minutes of meeting held Nov. 81 read
and approved
Street commissioners report referred
TO committee on streets and alleys.
Superintendent of water works re-
port referrei 10 committee on water
works.
A communication from the. superin-
tendent of water works. asking that the
| council make some provision for pay
ment OF freight on pipe ordered, was
read and on motion the mayor and clerk
were authorized 10 draw an order on the
special sidewalk fund for the amount OF
freight.
PeTice judges report for November
was referred to the committee on
claims.
Petition of Margaret Thompson for
eross-walk at Ninth avenue and Con-
stitution street was read and on motion
tabled.
Petition of j. n. Swartz for gas lamp
at corner of Ninth avenue and Consti-
tuition street was referred TO the commit
tee on gas.
The following report of the commit
tee on streets and alleys was read and
on motion. the action of the committee
was approved:
To the Mayor and Council of EmporiG:
Believing that the street work did not JUS
tify the city in retaining the assistant street
commissioner, your committee notified the
street commissioner to dispense with his SER
vices on Decembe 2ad, 1852
Yours truly, I. II. LEWIS.
L
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It is said that 90, 900 people die annu-
ally in the United States alone from
this disease. Insome sections of the
country one death out of every three is
from consumption. This can be, and
should be avoided; our people are too
careless about an ordinary cough or
cold, and other symptoms Of throat and
lung affections that lead TO this disease
You should arrest il while il il
in the germ. Two or three doses of DR.
Bosanko's Cough aud Lung Syrup will
relieve an ordinary cough or cold. II
does not dry up a cough like many
preparations on the market and leave
the disease behind Il, but acts direcsly
on the throat and bronchial tubes, re-
moving al the phlegm and morbid mat
ter that eecumulates in the throat and
lungs Il alIays al Irritation; and rem
ders the voice clear and distinct. Cal
| for sample bottle st Ryder'sOr DR.. ]. A
Mooress drug store free Of cost.
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In Memory OF the Late Lorenzo DurEey
nAnaaaad

In Memory OF the Late Lorenzo Durfey
| Deceased.
Lorenzo Durfey was born on the 18Th
day Of April, A. D, 1888, and was con-
verted January 9th, 1879, and until the
day of his decease, lived a faithful fol-
lower of his dear Lord. In 1880 he
united with the church of the United
Brethren in Christ. He died November
25th, 1889. Brother Durfey was kind
and noble companion, a loving father
and faithful Christian.
The following preamble and rc3olu-
tions were adopted by the First Quarter.
ly Conference of Badger C eek church
of which the deceased WAS faithful
member, which convened at Badger
| Creek school hOuse Dee. 2. 1899:
Whereas. Our Heavenly Father has
seen lit in His divine providence, 10 call
from our society and fellowship, by the
hand of death, our well beloved aud
highly esteemed Brother, Lorenzo Dur
fey. Therefore
Resolved, First, that we humbly sub
nit to the will of our kind Father IN
this dispensatiOn of His providence, and
Second, that we extend TO, Our beloved
sister the hand of sympathy in her be-
reavement, and pray for the comforting
influence of the Holy Spirit % comfort
her in her affection, sustaining her by
the arm of Omnipotence, until the mes
senger shall call for her and she leaves
the confines of this mortal vale to meet
the companion gone before.
REV. e. j. SwANK, Pastor.
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n. 7. HERITAGE. Cashier.

Sawyer's have just received big STOCK
Of black and cOlorcd cashmeres which
they bought at forced sale very low
For 40 OF so cents per yard they sell as
good cashmeIes as you can get else
where ut 60 to 20 cents. Call and com
FnnlaS
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Who did you say is cutting prices on
toys and holiday gOodsy Oh, yes, in
1879 the New York 90 cent variety store
came here and kicked The stuffing out
OF prices, and have done SO ever since
we FIRST opened, and We expect to keep in
the front, and sell goods at such low
prices that will sell them. We are sill
selling 81 80 morocco bound albums at
80 cents, 81 90 poems at 90 cents and all
other goods in propc ition ut the 90 cent
g,nra
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ministerial Association

The Ministerial Association met in
the study of the Congregational church
Monday at 8 p. m. Present Revs.
HendY, Mackay and Cordley. Rev.
Mr.. Hendy read sermon for criticism,
on Rev. i, 6. Hath made US Kings and
Priests unto God" The idea of the scr
mon was that Jesus Christ is the Great
High Priest, and every Christian a
priest under Him, having direct access
to God in the name of Christ An in.
teresting discussion followed, pending
which the association adjourned.
Rev. r L. Lott was appointed TO read
a paper at the next meeting, Monday
Dec. 18th, at 3 o'clock p. m.
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THE READING News.
TUESDAY Dec :

EDITED By MARY DE zEAN.

TUESDAY, Dec 5.
Last night whitley s Ladd shipped
100 fat steers 10 Chicago, which they
bought of L. Seyery & Son. The steers
averaged 1 500 pounds each.
W. III. Douglass and wife have re-
turned from visit TO their daughter.
II. T. Holmes has gone east on bust
ness trip to Philadelphia, Boston and
New York
The Christian Bros. have moved onto
their new farm three miles south OF
Reading.
The Reading Lyceum will give up
their session tonight and let Col. Buck.
ner hold the revival meeting in the
school house.
Rev. Griffith, of Usage City, preache:
at 2 o'clock tonight. The Baptist min
lister of Usage City is also here.
The revival meetings are growins
daily in interest. Mrs DIR. Edison Il
among the converts. The power of Gol
Is in our midst, and We hope the goot
work will go on and bring this place 4
the front rank in Christian influence.
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The stray Lat.

We present our readers the official
stray list of Lyon county to date. We
also present list of strays as posted at
the county seats of all the adjoining
counties, except Wabaunsce, which We
will add next week. In this way we
can provide our subscribers with a list
of all the strays that are taken up with
in the entire scope of country wherein a
stray head of stock is likely to get. We
do this work all free of charge, knowing
that it will make the paper more vaIu-
able to all who own stock.
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; Dissoiutiou Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween O. n. SfeEry and 4. Il. eedgWick IN the
practice Of the law, Is by mutual consent tn IS
day dissolved. The business OF the iIrf1 now.
on hand and unfinished will be finished By
either or both members Of the late GrEa the
same a. though said arm were not dissolved.
and all parties having general or special re-
tainers with said Grin which have not yet 81
Direa, will have the benefit Of such Iefatners
with either or both members Of said late fIrIn
Either member OF said late 6Fm is.authoriEed
10 clear up any and all business matters OF
said late bFms 4. n. SEOGWICK
e. n sTERRY.
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For SALE-My home one-half mile
south Of Reading, Lyon county, Kansas,
consisting of six acres of land, with 200
bearing fruit trees, 100 bearing grape
vines, "a good house that cost $780, a
good well of water at the door, cellar.
stable. etc; also my drug store and
stock OF drugs; cost me 81 300; all of
which will sell at great sacrifice to
pay up fines and costs for selling intox-
icating liquors for medicinal purposes
in violation of the prohibitOry law; or
! will trade for property outside of the
state, in part. w. III. PENFIELD.
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Tressler 3 Lowry aIways keep.

Tressler & Lowry always keep,
Groceries fresh and very cheap.
Boots and shoes and Oh ristm as toys
just the thing to please the boys
They carry the largest stick in town,
And have their goods marked down.
For country produce they are willing TO pay
The highest the market sffords the day,
That you have tnem with you,
And are ready to sell.
So call on Tressler X Lowry
If you wish to do we'll.
Chewing tobacco at 10 cents per
pound, usually sold at 65 cents, at j. C.
Browns. Other things in proportion.
Nice assortment of fine candies at
Bonds.
Teas that cost go cents j. C.
Brown will sell you at 80 cents
so cen: tea at IS cents. Take look at
them Fresh canned goods and Cali
fornia honey. Don't forget that we have
full stock of boots and shoes, gloves
and mIttens, glass and queenswsre, no.
lions, candies and cigars, and IN fact
everything usually kept in a first class
establishment.
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Persons wanting2lo buy toys and hol-
iday goods 20 sell again will do well 10
give me a call before. buying, as have
the on ly complete stock in this vicinity
and Will give special prices.
w ii. SUsPE. Pro'r. Cd cent store.
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5000 worth OF miscellaneous books.
Holiday books for boys; holiday books
tor girls; full stock of gift books for
Christmas trees, Sunday schools. day
schools, and for private Christmas trees.
Toy boxes, bags and Ieticules, at 1. ID.
Fox g. Co.'S.
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Little NelI,'' at 1. D. Fox & Co.'S.

Sawyers are closing out the little lot
that remeins of their gents furnishing
goods and offer the following bargains
AZ undershirts, gray Merino. old price
soc, now 25c; 30 genuine oil tan buck
glOvec, old price $3.50. 81 90; 10 pairs
Canton flannel drawers, old price SOC,
now 25c; about 200 fancy neckties, 40c
to 81 90, to be closed out at zoe to SOC
800 pairs extra heavy brown mixed cot
ton socks, old price 20 and 25c, now only
1211c. II you want u bargain call and
get IL Soon
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Did you see the boys express wagon
the 90 cent store is selling now for 80
centsr The same wagon can't be bought
elsewhere for $1.75, you can bet your
money ON that
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Why not make your promise good
and hny your wife or little girl that
piano or organ. We have big stock TO
select from. and such a present will
make your family happy.
/. ID. Fox 81 Co.
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The committee having the matter in
charge decided at meeting held last
Sunday TO perfect plans for holding a
Christmas festival in the Congregational
church for the benefit OF thelSunday
school on the Monday evening succeed.
ing Christmas.
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Call and see our S5cls doll carriages,
worth 81 %, and our fine large doll car
riages for 90 cents. They are fully
worth $lJ5O TO 81. rs elsewhere.
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Lyon County reacher's Institute

The following is the program for the
Lyon County Teachers Institute TO be
held in the stone school house the first
Saturday IN January at 2 O'Clock p. M;
1. a paper, Prof. o. w. Miller.
2. Drawing in the public schools. Mr.
Frank Kiser.
3. Hardness, Mr.. A. L. Kirkpatrick
4. Methods in an arithmetic class
Mr.. J. N. Gillett.
5. Cures for Obstfnacy, Miss Retts
Hurlburt.
8. Critics report and misceiIaneOui
business.
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For SALE OR RENT-A large stock
OF Mason Il HamlIn organs, new and
elegant style. Prices from tifty-sevcn
dollars up. Several good secondhand
organs. Corner Tenth avenue and Com
mcrcial street, west side, two blocks
south of the Normal school building.
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Dissolutie1I Nat;ee

tween p. W. Wilhcfn azd Jay La Dua Il ne
fancy dry Foods and notion busiHess 81 NO
les Commercial street, (kno1n as The Faif1
= this Gay dlssolEed ~ mutual consent Hr
La Due retAs inEs Nil5lIrn Continuing the
business - heretofoEes assumes All r. H.
are payable to HIN oEly. =
f.W. WILB0RN, :
Emporia, Kansas, Dec. s, lssa. s7tis
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ATHRRToN-Emporis, Ly,

j. j. ATHERToN-Emporia, Lyon
county, Kansas, breeder of pure bred
Berkshire and Poland China swine. |
have about 100 head of choice pigs for
this seasons trade. Pairs not akin.
Also, breeder of iirst-class poultry |
have some Buff and Partridge Cochins
vet for sale Address AS above.
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Notwithstanding the immense sales
of ladies fine wraps, Newman & Co,
have, by constant fresh arrivals, kept
their cloak department filled with
choice garments. and it is to-day full
and complete in all lines. In view oI
the fact, however, that the factories have
about stopped work for the season, Il
will hereafter be difficult TO procure de
sirable styles, and It behooves all ihOs'
who intend buying a cloak to ''stand no
upon the order of their going, but go u
once" and make selection while tn
stock is full.
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Toys for the million at 1. ID. Fox &
Co.'S. We give you our word that NO
Cheap John house can undersell US, no
matter how worthless their stock. We
are going 10 slaughter prices.
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MoNEY.-Money to loan IN any
amount by the Central Loan and Land
company, at lowest rates. Call and see
us before making your loaAs, as we can
do you good.
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Table linen, fine linen towels, crash,
ladies, Misses and children's hose,
hoods, nubias, scaris, etc, are selling
very chenp at the 99ct. store.
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Fifty county agents wanted to intro
duce Fay's Water Proof Manila Build
ing material. Apply 10 J. 5. Richard
son, state agent. Office Emporia, Kas
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On boys suits alone can save you
from $3.50 To 50 per suit. Come in and
be convinced that we are the cheapest
house in the city on mems aud boys
clothing at the 90 cent store.
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The regular annual meeting of stock
holders of the Emporia National bank
for the election of directors, will be held
at the banking house ON Tuesday, Jan
uary 8, 1888, between the hours of and
O'Clock p. m.
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G.. w. Newman u Co. are again sup
piled with full line of the $3.50 scarlet
all wool underwear for ladies', on which
they have had such run. 1t is tn,
best goods in the market for the price
Try them.
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REAL ESTATE ROLLS.

The Transfers of City Property for the
Week Ending Dece mber ed.
G p Chapman to Il Bradley, lot
1872 Sylvan street s 81 90
E ID McColm to } NJ Davis, lot 8
Neoshn street, Cop. add, 49,. 60 90
+. d. McColm to J. NJ Davis, lot
IL NeOshO street, Cop. add -. So 90
M Steele TO F M Do;y, lot III
Cottonwood street. ... 100 90
NJ Il Chalfant TO II j. Piper, lot
1874 Market street. 40 O0
Ii Hughes 10 G w Young, lot "a
Merchants street, Cop. add. 100 %
Mechanics street. 575 0C
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SHEEP FOR SALE---At our place, one
mile east of Americas, % head of ewes
buck, Is Cotswold and 30 tlne-woo
lambs. Apply on premises to L. ]
Strain
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Misses gossamer rubber circulars in
all sizes, ut Newman & Co.'S. Just the
thing for school girls. Buy one and
save doctors bills.
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The committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions to the new Christian
church began its work yesterday and we
trust they will meet with hearty encour-
ment al the hands OF our citizens.
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Henry Sotow, OF Allen creek, died at
s O'Clock Monday of lung fever, at
the advanced age of 70 years, He was
native OF Germany, and had lived in
Lyon county for IS years. He leaves a
wife and one son. His funeral took
place on Wednesday of this week from
his late residence.
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The protracted meeting is still in
progress at the Free Methodist church
and meetings will continue this week,
commencing at Z so p. N. Rev. Hubbard
preached to large audiences yesterday.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.-I have for sale
about one hundred head of Merino ewes
at reasonable prices p. c. CowLING,
Four miles east of Emporia, Kas.
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D. THOMAS & CO.'S WORD TO THE WISE.

would we'll go Thomas for your holi
day and something worth having You choose from
large line of coak domans Gloves silk handkerche, fine linen
handkerchief shoes, slippers fine hose table cloths
napkins nice silk cashmere dress patterns sca and variety
of notions and large stock of which
select useful and handsome present
$50. d THOMAS & Co.
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The following from The city attorl

James O'ToOle, of Neosho Rapids,
brought US some specimens of his corn
which are the largest, solidest and
roundest ea,s we have seen. He has
100 acres of corn that will yield 100
bushels to the acre We call that boss
crop. 1t is worth $40 an acre.
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You talk about fine albums. but did
you see those fine ones they have at the
90 cent store. For prices and qualify
they get away with anything We have
eyer seen
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Fox & Co. are on the war-path again,
and prices ere nothing. Big cut on all
staple holiday toys and dolls.
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Attention is called to ID. Thomas s.
Co.'s holiday advertisement. You can
get the most serviceable, useful and
handsome Christmas presents at this
store, where you always get full value
for the money paid.
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The Emporia News.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1882.

Mnstache cup and saucer-no cheap
German truck, but genuine English
ware, al l. d. Fox & Co.'S.
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BIZ ORDER OF CoMMITTEE.

Mrs. JohniWind was arrested Tuesday
by Policeman Smith on a charge of sell
Ing liquor in violation of law, and upon
q hearing before Police Judge Barnes
was fined $50 and costs, amounting IN
all TO e6250. The case was appealed TO
district court.