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Meeting of the Grand Legion of selse

Meeting of the Grand Legion of Seles
knights at Topeka.
Commonwealth; The Grand Legion
of Select knights. A o. q. W.. met ii
the lodge room of Capital Legion No. !
al Q O'Clock Tuesday morning, wit
Grand Commander Geo. w. Reed in tn
chair
The committee on credentials made
their report, which report was adopted
The following officers and represents
tives were reported present:
G. c., Geo. w. Reed, Capital Legion
No. /.
G. V. C, NJ Ezekiel. Capital Legion
No. 1.
CT. c., 81. D. Trickey, Vulcan No. 4
G. R., E. II. Forde. Union No. 2.
T. B., L. s. Page, Union No. 2.
G. D., w. R. Sheen. Douglass No. IL
G. NJ. D.. S. E. Sheldon, Capital
Legion No. 1.
W.. Chandler. Capital Legion No.
ii. Lewis, Vulcan No. 4.
C. F. Sooutin, Star No. 5.
William Becker, Marshall No. IS.
A. T. Tholes, Wysndotte No. II.
]. d. Sherrick, GARFIELD No. 8.
j. A. Montgomery, Douglas No II.
]. n. Miller, Crescent Legion No. z.
c. II. Marsh, Occidental No. 8.
n. n. Sinhott, CFeswell No. 10.
J.F. McMullen, Cowley No. 10.
PJ. Carmichael, Union No. 2.
j. NJ. Miller, of Crescent Legion No.
z, was appointed grand reporter and re-
quested to formulate data for the news
papers.
The minutes of the last session were
adopted as printed
The following grand officers then
made their reports:
Grand Commander G. w. Reed.
Grand Recorder E. III. Forde, Grand
Treasurer s. Molt, Grand Deputy w. r.
Sheen, and said reports were referred to
the following committee on distribution:
E. NJ Forde, j. N. Miller and j. F. Nc
Mullen.
NJ Ezekiel then made the report of
the finance committee, and said report
being satisfactory was adopted. Sever
to the committee on laws, consisting of
Comrades Carmichael, McMullen and
Miller
The following committee was appoint
ed on tactics, and was requested TO re-
port at this session: Tricky, Page and
At this point an invitation was receiv-
ed from The Capital Legion to attend an
at Turner's grove in the
evening. Said invitation was accepted,
and thanks returned to Capital Legion
The Grand Legion then proceeded to
The election of officers for the ensuing
year, with the following result:
G. q, NJ. Ezekiel. Capital Legion, No |
G. VIC, II. D. Trickey, Vulcan, No. |
G. L. e., L. 8, Page, Union, No. 2.
G. r., E. Nj. Forde, Union, No. 2.
CT, C. F. Scouten, Starr No. 12.
G. s, B., j. D. Sherrick, Garfield, Nos.
G. s. W.. ]. A. Montgomery, Douglas,
No. II.
G. j. W., VIM Becker, Marshall,
No. IS.
G. G.. A. T. Shoes, Wyandotte, No. IT,
Grand Trustecs-W. r. Sheen. No.
Il; w. Chandler, No. 1; G. R. Marsh.
No. 8.
The Grand Legion then took recess
,ntll 1 80 p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was devoted
to the discussion of the re-
,ort of the committee on laws.
Said report was adopted in part and
in in part.
Topeka was then selected as the place
# holding the next session of the Grand
lodge, and the following comrades were
elected as representatives TO the Supreme
Lodge: G. w. Reed, E. NJ. Forde aud
l. F. McMullen.
The lodge then adjourned until ..
n. Wednesday.
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An interesting game OF base hall is
promised for Friday afternoon. 1t will
he contest between the Scranton and
Emporia mines, and will be played on
the grounds near the Missouri Pacific
depot. We learn that the Scranton boys
are hard batiers, and they will make
things Interesting for the Emporia club
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lizard pan," our Badger Creek cor
respondent is SO busy that he "begs Off
this week, bnt promises to contribute
more items from his locality soon. He
informs US that Johnnie Hirsch has a
badly lacerated leg caused by being
thrown from horse some time ago
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y sample of beautiful granite taken
from the Stafford quarries is On ex.
hibition at Holmes Il Holden's Office
on Sixth avenue. 1t has been nicely
dressed and carved, and To day Peter
Hayes added the finishing touches, in
scribing upon II the words, kansas
Stone and Granite company, EmpoTia,
Kansas" 1t is one of the finest sam
pies "f graite We have ever seen in the
cfota
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The following communication ap-
peared in the Republican this morning.
under the head of mo Charitable So
ciely:"
TUESDAY, July 10.
To the Editor Of the Republican,:
l wish to state fact through your
columns that the charitable society of
Emporia is a myth. It has been demon
strated that there was application for
everything necessary to the comfort and
care of little motherless girl who is
low with typhoid fever. ASK DR.. Bid
dle) Promise was made of all things
necessary and q nurse. That was Fri
day, the 18th. That was the last heard
from the society. Any one wishing to
do an act of charity will call at a one
story house east of the Catholic church.
The little girl Is member of the
Baptist Sunday school.
EAST EAPoRIA.
The above statement does great in
justice to the Ladies' Benevolent Society
of this city, in whose behalf we state
the facts in the case as follows:
Upon receiving notification of the ILL
ness of the little girl referred to she was
visited by member of the Ladies' Be-
nevOlent Society, who rendered any aid
which might be necessary to the comfort
of the little sufferer. Subsequently bed.
ding was taken to the house and yester-
day the ladies of the society put in their
time searching for nurse for the sick
child and finally succeeded in securing
the services of one of the Franciscan
sisters who is now waiting on the pa
ticnt. These same ladies called tO-dayuP-
on DR.. Biddls to whom reference is made
in the communication, and he pro-
nounced it unjust and declared that he
had no sympathy with it. So far IS We
have been able to learn the patient in
question has been supplied by the Be
nevolent society with every necessary
comfort and the charges made by the
person over the signature of East EN-
poria' are unWarranted and unjust.
We know something of the work
which has been accomplished by the
charitable Christian ladies of EmpOria
and their many kind deeds in the past
forbid the belief that any one of whose
necessities they have knowledge would
he permitted 10 suffer
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Elder Rhodes, of Topeka, was in town
Wednesday interviewing the local com
mitlee in relation to the state camp
meeting which will be held at this place
next month. He will return ON the 2Sti
to superinirnd the arrangement OF
speakers stands and seats and the fit
ting up of the grounds. The circulars
for the meeting will be ready for dis
tribuIioh in few days. We learn thai
Mrs. Robinson. the famous evangelist
who was so successful at Topeka las
winter will be present, and other noted
reyiyalists .
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Lottery Mon Sentenced.

ST.. LOUIS. July 1s.-This morning in
the criminal court sentence was passed
upon Robert G. Pate and John Gldrdon
of six months Imprisonment in jail on
charge of establishing & lottery. Pate
had pleaded guilty, but Glordan had
been tried and found guilty by the jury,
who assessed his punishment at six
months in jail. He had made motion
for new trial, but this morning with
drew his plea and accepted the sentence.
Both were placed in Jail at noon.
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Eurions Rain and HnII Storm

ST. LOUIS, July 18.-A st. Joe, Mis-.
souri.special says: Last evening a rain
storm accompanied by hail prevailed
for ninety minutes with great force and
fury. The municipal loss to sewers and
roads foots up $4,000. Passen gers ar
irving on the evening train from the
west report that about Beatty, Kansas,
eighty miles from the city, hail stones
fell during violent storm IN the middle
of the afternoon large enough to break
some of the windows of the cars. Spec
ial dispatches from various points in
Kansas and Missouri indicate heavy
damage to wheat still in shock and 20 the
oat crops now nearly ready to havest.
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a Roat CoI,Isjon

CHESTER, Pa, July 1s-The excursion
steamer, Thos. Clyde, while returning q
company Of Chester excursionists from
Camden last night, collided with and
sunk the steam tug Laura. The crew Of
the tug were rescued. Tie clyde had r
large hole stove in her, and proceeded
20 Wilmington for repairs.
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TUESDAY, July 10.
The busy hum of the threshing ma
chine is heard.
Miss Lulu Dyche is visiting her
friend, Miss 8. E. Dixon.
Mr.. T. n. Dixon now sports a hand
some new buggy.
Mr.. Pierce's child is very sick.
How do the widow women of EN-
pOris like TO visit Plymouth We pre-
sumo pretty well. For further particu-
lars inquire of our WidOwers
Who KNOWS.
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Our friend James O'Toole informs Us
that his whea. and oats this year are
very heavy and that his prospects for
ing good deal, as MIR. OToole's corn
carried away the honOrs AT the Centen-
NAL. lie expects yield of two thou
sand bushels of wheat from the grain cut
from sixty acres
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DIR. Oneal, ut the Park Place hotel, is
fully prepared To use electricity in all
its various forms. Faradization, gen.
eral and local, galvanizalion, FRACTIONAL
electric baths. etc. He does not use the
shocking machines" such rs the pub
lie generally are familiar with, but II
fine combined galvanic and faradic bat
terry. Successfully treats all chronic
and nervous diseases. The treatment is
pleasant and the results immediate.
Call and take trial treatment
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officers to perfect themselves in the
knowledge of military matters, they
have not conciliated them specially, and
Arab Bey thus finds himself well
equipped with devoted army, whose
officers have been educated by his enc.
mics. 1t does not seem unreasonable
that the natives, having no control Of
the civil establishment, and feeling
themselves plundered by the foreigners,
should draw the weapon that these
same foreigners have so conveniently
forged to their hand. European inter
ference may now be matter of neces
sitY IN Egypt, but it is not so clear that
the native is wholly to blame.
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We are sorry To learn Of the death oi
the infant son of ii. Il. Coohraue, which
occurred on Saturday night The fu,
Sylvan street Sunday afternoon, and
large number Of sorr"wing relatives
and friends followed the remains 10 Ma
plewood cemetery, where they were in.
TERED.
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1t is little curious how many ways
there are resorted to to spell the name
of Lyon county, upon the letters re-
ceivcd at our postofficc II is spelled
Lyon. Lyons, Lion, Lions, Line, Lines,
Lying, Lin, Linn, Liens, Lyeng, etc,
while occasionally it is callel "Brock.
enridge," which was the name little
over twenty wears ago.
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nefnultInr Rani. Cashier.

CINCINNATI, July 1s.-A Logansport,
Indiana, special says il has been discov,
cred that Oscar Goodwin, late cashier
of the LogansPort National bank, is q
defaulter to the amount of $4,000, the
whole sum being in account of the Mer-
chants National bank Of Chicago. Good
win disappeared some time ago taking
with him his bond as cashier, and tear.
ing from the records all reference 10 it.
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A HANDSOME WATcH.--We were
shown, at the jewelry store Of II. j.
Bird last week, very handsome,
full jeweled lady's gold watch, Of the
Louis XIV pattern, on which is engraved
the monogram Of Mrs. n. f. Weaver,
for whom il was ordered 10y her hus-
band. Il is timepiccs we'll worth see
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Alpncea Coats at I'D. GIbson,s.

Alpaca Goats at J. d. GIbsOn's.
Linen goods for summer suits; also, ready
made linen suits at J. d. GibsoR's.
New stock of combs, brushes, bracelets
and notions in great variety at ]. d Gibson's
Go to ] d. Gibson for slippers, sandles
walking shoes. ladies' and children's hnS
shoes, mems and boys dress shoes, etc. We
also carry full line OF calf and kip boots.
Remember that j S. Gibson has coal tai
for sale by the pint, quart or gallon at Amer
icus, Kansas.
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A tariff card has just been received at
the Office of Wells. Fargo & Co., giving
rates on the new routes just established
by that company through the principal
parts of Nebraska, many points in Iowa,
and over the c., d. 6 Q from Denver to
Omaha
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TUESDAY, July Is

1OESDA1y July TO-
The Fremont base ball club have sent
the Americas boys a challenge to play
them friendly game day after to-mor-
row at Americas. The boys count on
an easy walk over"
Slight shower last night.
s. P. Elliott brought to the factory
600 pounds of milk this morning, the
largest amount brought by any one man
for some years.
Simeon Gather has sold aud convey
ed his piece of farm land on Allen
creek to Asa Service.
James Phelan and Oscar Lambert had
a close call from stroke of lightning
few days ago. They were harvesting
oats when the bolt struck midway be
tween them and each received u slight
shock. They say the charge was quite
perceptibly felt on the head first and
then passing down through them into
the ground.
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The Sequel to the weed Poker Game.

CHICAGO, July 1s.-As sequel to the
big poker game at Newburg, n. Y, in
which Mr.. Weed lost $4,000, Judge
Fullerton, Of New York, and M
Trude, of Chicago, yesterday, acting for
Weed, attached the stable of NJ. NJ
Hedges, who won the money from
Weed. The stable consists of the fol
lowing horses: j. L. Thomas, st. Reno
Bay Billy and Novelty, and is valued al
friends at the driving park. Scott
Hedges partner in fame, was also taken
into custody, though sick at the Briggs
house
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We invite the attention OF the people
throughout the country to some of our
leading brands of flour Topeka Pat
ent. Shawnee Fancy, Emporia Eagle,
Ladies' Friend, White Rose and Sea
Foam. BooREY & RINaLE.
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ALLaReah

Rev. Mr.. Ferguson, late pastor Of the
A NJ. E church at this place, has been
deposed from this charge for preaching
doctrines which conflict with the church
discipline. Elder Thomas, Of Wyan-
dotie. who was in the city yesterday in
vestigating this matter will supply The
pulpit until the next meeting Of confer
ence
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The horse stolen from Tom Patton at
Burlington yesterday morning was found
this morning on the prairie near Hart
ford. The Lhiel, upon learning that he
was pursued, struck out for the timber
and made good his esq ape
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-Go to N.
Amsbaugh's New York store, Dunlap,
Kansas, and get 10 cents a pound for
your butter in goods at prices you can't
duplicate in Lyon county. Come and
sec for yourself. N. AMsBAUGH.
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PIANOS AND ORGANs.-Elegant up
right pianos on the way from New York
City. We purchase for cash, pay no
rent, consequently can offer extra in
ducements to purchasers.
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Mr.. Robert Gould. book-keeper for
Walker s. Msxcy, who are lumber
dealers, recent said 10 our represents
tive: about one year ago ! was taken
with the genuine sciatica- / employed
the best physicians, but they could enly
relieve me for the moment Finally
used St. Jacobs OIL and il effected :
complete cure."-Kennebcc Reporter
Gardiner, Me.
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Don't fail la notice the announcement
of grand clearing sale by Newman &
Co., in 10 days issue. II began last Sat
urday and will continue until Saturday,
July 22d, and il offers rare inducements
TO those look ing for bargains
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Monday Mr.. james s. McWhor'cr
treated each of his four sons to n hand
some Elgin watch. gold chain and
charm, purchasing the same of 7. NJ.
FRY
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HoGs--We have number of sows
bred Ia farrow soon. We will sell them
at very reasonable prices. The most OF
them are Iure-brcd Poland China; few
are Betkshires, Sirs anil dams, grand,
sires and grand-dams, are an The ground
so thai the purchaser can see what lac is
getting. Call at our ranch joining Elm.
poria city on the south.
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New styles of Mason IL Hamlin or.
gans constantly arriving. One of the
latest designs is II double reed organ,
five stops AMI knee sweet; also with
latest Improvement, such n balance
pedals, key action, etc, which We offer
for 81 ON two and one fourth years
time, costing the purchaser S237 per
month. ADAMS IL co.
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The chief Of fire department served
notice Tuesday upon dealers in gasoline
that that fluid must hereafter be kept
and handled outside .f the fire limits
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DIR. Oncal. Electrician, successfully
treats all chronic diseases. ncuIalgias,
debility, nervous prostrati"n, constipa-
tion, dyspepsia, &c, &c. Call and take
trial treatment, and if not satisfied you
can discontinue at any time. Park Plare
Hotel.
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If you want mower that will start
in any grass without backing; that will
cut longer than any other without grind
ing the sickle; that will stand more use
than any other; that will run easier on
the team than all the rest, call at
Loomis & Loomis's and buy the Rawson.
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The town OF Hortonburg, seven miles
east of Emporia ON the Santa Fe, was
laid out Tuesday by Surveyor Millikcn,
who il making n plat of the village.
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d. w. Jones & Co. have leased the
H;nkle store room ON Commercial street
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, and
will take possession on The 2Jth.
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SrUBBs ~ JONES.
want choice butter, eggs, chickens,
potatoes, bects, turnips. ra,lishes, thu
birb, peas, string beans, onions, etc, Ia
ship. Will pay the highest market
price in goods or goods and cash
NJ. S. PIrER.
100 Commercial st, Emporia.
MIAMI COUNTY NURSERIES, KANSAS.
The farmers and people of Lyon
County who desire GOOD THRIFTY fruit
trees, etc, and TRUE To NAME, will find
it to their interest to buy from ]. NJ.
Perkins, agent,
EMPoRTA, Kaus., June 20, ~.
have bought fruit trees and vines Uf
MIR. Perkins which gave me entire sat
isfaciiun. w. 5. HARLAN.
THos. HIGHwOoD.
Happy Thought" plug tobacco is
Wilson & McCallay's finest grade. Ask
dealers for trial of it.
Go to the Blue front for your fresh
meats.
keep only first cless groceries
quecnsware and glassware, which l will
sell as low as other delors in the same
class of goods. Call and see
NJ. S. PIPER.
PUBLC SALE OF CATTLE.-I will offel
for sale at my farm 8 miles southwest q
Emporia on Dry creek ON Monday, July
"a, at 10 o'clock, 10 COWS with calves u
side, cows without calves. O two-year
old heifers, 4 ycarling heifeIs, gooo
grade bull 8 years old. The terms q
sale are six months time with pc
cent. interest; 6 per cent. off FOR cash.
WILLIAM STEPHEN.
ii. w. PEARsALI., Auctioneer.
Elegant new mackerel at Fanner 1
Bros. . for 3 cents
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A train consisting of twenty cars
loaded with tea and silk cocoons passed
through Emporia last night bound from
San Francisco To New York. The run
between NIckerson and Topeka was
made in 8 hours and Is minutes.
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During the storm Saturday night the
lightning struck The telephone wire at
the wafer works. den,olisliiug the
ground wire. slightly burning the box
and prnsirhting Mr. Grernway, who
was standing near by
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Judge Kellogg last Tuesday issued a
marriage license TO George Sem, of
Emporia, and Miss Netue Lyons, of
Burlington.
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A marriage license was issued on
Saturday by Judge Kellogg to Patrick
Nelson and Mrs. Fannie Alexander.
both of Dunlap.
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A ditch is To be dug On Sixth avenue
to drain the cellars az the Adds build
ing at the Garner at Commercial and
Sixth, The NEWS block aud the Saw
ings bank.
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FRIDAY, July ID.
Miss Ada Gates has returned from
her visit in Coffee county. The L. P
church tower is at last to be completed
It will be run up about ten feet higher
than it is at present, the bell deck and
the frame above it will be enclosed
The section above will be surrounded
with bright cresting and the bell deck
will also have cresting around it..
Mrs. Little, of Sparta, Illinois, is visit
ing with friends about Americas .
Base ball to-day.
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MoNEY. Money 10 loan in any
amount by lie Central Loan and Land
company. NJ lowest rates. Call and see
us before making your loahs, as We can
do you good.
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A team belonging ,o i Mr. Thomas,
OF Arvonia, took fright at the cars To-
day and ran away on C"mm"Icinl s'r'ri.
throwing out the driver near the Eil-
poria House and inflicting painful ii.-
iurirs about The head.
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The next great attraction will be
4-paws show, but just when il will be
here we are not advised.
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Farmers, attention. The keystone
-four and feed store is the place to buy
your flour and feed cheap for cash.
DRyER 4, McMAuON
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DIR. oncal, Park Place hotel. Elec-
tropathy IS not an experiment but N
sciencp
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New organs for rent. Old Instruments
taken in exchange. ADAMS Il Co,
Tenth avenue aud Commercial street.
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WASTED Fifty acre, of land broken
on the Yerdigris, 20 miles south of EN-
poria. Apply To +. + Holmes.
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Lyon county has ninely-six school dis

The Missouri Pacific pay-car visited
Emporia Wednesday
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If you arc wanting iirst-class buggy
call AMI see Ihosc at Loonis's hardware
store before buying elsewhere.
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The highest market prices paid for
all kindsof country produce at Boorey
Il Rinslr's.
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Ex-Sanitary Com. Rufus X. Fireman,
of New OSleans, was cured of a severe
attack of rheumatism by st. Jacobs OIL,
so we see by an item in the Columbus
(Ga) Enquirer.Sun.
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Call and see some new buggies just
received by LOOMS & L0omis.