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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-02
WIN. F. EWING, County Clerk.
COLORED MEMS STATE CoNVEN
TON

SO1<OAAGD SAAAG SONN
TON.
Pursuant to call a delegate conven-
ton of colored men of the state of Kan
sas convened at halfpast 10 O'Clock yes,
terday morning in the court house at
EmpOria.
The conYentIon was called to order by
w. D. Kelley, of I.eayenworth, chairman
of the state central committee of The or
ganization, and on motion Mr. Kelley
was made temporary chairman. A. p
Smith, of Shawnee, was elected tempo
rsry Secretary.
Owing to the fact that number of
delegates had not yet arrived, Mr. Al
bright, of Lyon, moved :hat the conven-
ton take recess until 9 O'Clock. After
some discussion the motion. was with
drawn, and w. L. EagIesen, Of Shawnee,
moved the appointment Of he usual com
mittees, which were asns rneed by the
chair as follows:
Credentials-G. w. Albright, Lyon /;
William st. Clair, Lyon; w. d. Mat
thews, Lesvenworth.
Permanent Organization-W L. Eagle
son, Shawnee; ]. A. Stewart. Morris;
Joseph Carts. LeavenwOrth.
The convention then adjourned till
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention called to order at 9
p. m. The minutes of the morning ses-
sion were read and approved.
G. W. Albright, of Lyon, as chairman,
presented the report of the committee
on credentials, as follows:
Lyon County-G. w. Albright, w. 81.
st. CLAIR.
LeavenwolIh Co.-John Dixon, Capt.
W. D. Mathews, Henry Baker, Joseph
Cars, Thomas Newton, r. Summons.
Usage Coo. Pullam, J. Fry.
Shawnee Cow. L. Eagleson, C.
Williams, A. P. Smith.
Morris co... A. Stewart, G. b.
johnson.
Mr.. Smith offered an amendment,
adding to the list w. W. Jones, of
Douglas county, and substituting w. ID.
Kelley for 81. Baker, of the Leaven-
worth delegation, absent. This motion
called forth vigorous protest from
Capt. Matthews, OF Leavenwcrth, who
claimed that the convention had no
right to dictate to LeavenwoFth county
as to the delegation, and being bound by
resolutions from his county, said he
would leave the convention il such q
course were adopted.
Mr. Smith defended his motion, stat
ing that it was made in good faith and
claiming that Jones and Kelley were
representative men. Further discussion
was participated in by Messrs. Matthews
Smith and Albright, following which
Mr.. Smiths amendment was laid on the
table, and the report of the committee
on credentials was received and
adopted.
Mr.. Matthews presented a motion
which, by request of the chairman, was
reduced 70 writing, 20 the effect thai
when the roll IS called, the delegates
present from any county, cast the entire
vote of the delegation.
Stewart, of Morris. moved to lay it OF
| the table. Lost.
| Eegleson, Of Shawnee. moved to inseri
"individual" instead OF afulI" vote
Lost.
Matthew'S resolution was adopted
1Er. EagIeson presented the report O
the committee on permanent organiza
ton Is follows:
President, W. D. Kelley.
| Secretary, A. P. Smith.
St Clair moved to amend by insertin,
the name Of G. W. Albright instead q
w. D. Kelley.
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4 Gravesseae Rancy.

In . certain cemetery is Q curious trio
Of grRves-those Of man and his two
wives. On the gravestone to the right
was carved hand pointing 70 the GEN.
Ter, with the inscription: "He was
nine." The stone to the left had also .
had directed toward the middle mound,
with the words: 9He WA mine also In
he @id1le lay the remains Of the s1oEdn
hsHssa1, e16 upon the keadstone were
NaRve1 tWo hands, reaching IN either d.
see1ssG - e 60 clasp chs other two.
Aheyo them we're The aiguiicant words:
.ZAey Wess both mins. = sEr
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MONDAY, July so.

| MONDAY July oU.
L. A. Wood starts for few days trip
to Missouri on the O'Clock train. he
Will probably visit Jerry Adair, an old
resident of this place, before he returns.
NJ. w. Martin has purchased the
George Beard property. The sale was
made through Butler & Anderson, of
this place.
Martin McClecrY and John L. Butler
have started subscription paper to par
TALLY repay N. Wise for the loss sus-
tanned by last nights fire and had raised
upwards of 800 when we last saw 1t.
A most magnificent rain visited this
section of the country last night, &C.
companied by vivid and iRcessant ell
ectric display. During the illumina-
ton bolt of lightning struck the barn of
Nathaniel Wise, the NOW of which had
just been filed with new hay, instantly
setting it on fire. The alarm was soon
given and many rushed to the scene OF
the accident and succeeded In saving
the contents of the barn. Mr.. Wise
owned valuable stable horse which
was instantly killed by the stroke of
lightning. A COW standing near was
knocked down by the shock and dragged
away from the flames for dead but after
ward recovered. The loss to Mr.. Wise
is severe one, the barn only lately hav-
ing been finished and was one of the
most substantial structures OF the kind
in town. Total loss about $500.
The township board met last Saiur-
day and audited claims to the amount OF
$3.50.
John Ballou, son of William Rallou,
was thrown from horse Saturday and
fractured his collar bone. DR.. A. B.
Royal was called and reduced the frac
ture, and at last accounts the lad was
resting quite easy.
John Gimblc expects TO go to Empor-
ia to-day or tomorrow to take charge of
a billiard hall, Charles Carpenter says
he is going also. 1t begins to look as if
the Americas base ball club will shortly
be disseminated"
Johnson of Emporia, was in Town
Saturday.
We haYe now had plenty of rain to
make the corn and fruit crop a sure
thingIand help out fall pasture and fall
blowing amazingly.
The author of that false marriage
notice is liable to find himself arraigned
before the bar of justice.
Glass and putty at Bonds.
Window netting. Also a new stock
OF ribbons, laces and notions.
J. D. GIBSON.
Nice lawns and buntings for hot
weather wear at ]. ID. GIbson's.
-Mason's fruit Jars. The best a.
Tressler's s. Lowry's.
New veilIngs and neck wear at J.
ID. Gibson's.
You can trade your produce for
pants, hosiery, shoes, jackets and shirts,
at Tressler 81 Lowry's.
The old reliable Buckeye mowers.
The light-running and most durabls,
For sale by J. S. Gibson.
Call at J. D. Gibson's store and look
at the clothing and gents furnishing
goods
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Thu convention then adjourned.
ST. Louis, EmpOria s. Western RaiirOE
Prospectus

st. Louis, EmpOria s. Western Railroad
Prospectus.
There lies before US a copy of the
prospectus of the st. Louis, Emporia 81
Western railroad, handed US by Judge
Culver, one of the directors of the road.
a hasty perusal of the pamphlet con-
veys to US the impression that railroad
was never built through more flour
lshing region than the one through
which this line is projected. 1t will
traverse some of the finest agricultural
districts of. Missouri and Kansas, as well
as opening up some of the best coal and
mineral regions in this state and Mis-
souri,. The pamphlet comprises about
forty pages, setting forth every impor
tant feature of the enterprise, and Con-
tanning letters of commentator and
congratulatiOn to the Management from
number of gentlemen OF more or less
prominence In Missouri and Kansas, in
GLIDING one from Senator Plumb.
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TUESDAY InIv3

TUESDAY, July 81.
ID. w. Murphy, of the Dunlap Report
er, was in town yesterday in the interest
Of his paper.
The annual school meeting will be
held at the school house August o.
There will be director 70 elect; also.
the regular routine OF business, and the
consideration OF the matter In regard TO
buying more ground in connection
with the building and fencing it.
Will 10y who has been visiting az
this place for some time started for Har-
risburg, Pfnnysylvania.
Town was lively Monday, with no
further serious reports of damage done
by lightning.
The patent Process -four IT Fl 10
per sack at Lesh Bros.
Iron and wood pumps. The best In
the market. For sale by J. s. Gibson.
We also have tools for cutting and an.
ting pipe when required.
Over 100 samples of dress goods a
the millinery store. Call and see then,
keystone cider mills. Warranted
10 make more cider out OF the same an.
pies than any other mill eyer made
Enquire of j. s. Gibson.
5 NJ. Bell is still on the war path
buying corn. oats, wheat, rye, barley and
fax. He VIII keep bran and corn chop
for sale.
IS. A. Drawn & Co., of Americas.
don't let bill of lumber go TO Imports,
as they always discount Emporia
| prices.
Handsome hand mirrors and mir.
rors of all sizes, glassware and queens
ware, lamps and hues at j. D. Gibson's.
-Eldorado Engine OIL, the bass In
use for lubricating purposes. For sale
by j. s. Gibson.
IF you want spring wagon or bug.
gy examine my stock and get prices.
J. s. GIBsoE.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds.
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poabIe shootinE scrapn.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. IMAGE Jones and
Richard Linsey attempted to drive a
man named Wilson out of the colored
village of Brooklyn, ILL.,, near East St
Louis, last evening. Marshal Green in
protecting Wilson had q quarrel with
Jones In which threats OF shooting were
freely INDUCED In. About IL O'Clock
Marshal Green and Jones again met
each being armed with shot guns and
revolvers- -Four shots were fred, one
death mis- n mo1nipp' lone I TeOeSHe5
two wounds In the arm, one in the head
and bullet through his leff breasi
which Is pronounced fatal.
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home From DEKvEK.

The K T. band boys, with the excep-
ton of the leader, Mr.. John Egan. and
the president. Thad Davidson, returned
Monday from Denver. They were NJ
looking quite So handsome when they
stepped of the cars SIS when they start
ed out, but they all report ''way-up''
time, and bring home with them
enough iaureIs to last them until the
state far to be held at Topeka this fall
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The premium receipts of the old Bur
linston Insurance Company in Kansas,
from January LIST TO July LIST 1888. were
SlO4,4l3 80; number Of policies issued,
7.375-fire and lightning, $3.50; tornado
and wind storm, 3.525; number Of losses
paid, 1896 fire and lightning and 50
tornado. We believe this is the largest
business ever transacted by any fire in
surance company IN Kansas during the
same period of time. The receipts OF
this sterling Iowa company in Kansas
for 1882 footed up Sl81, $3.50, which
was So, 1897 % more than those OF the
next most successful company on the
I,
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BUsINEss OPPoRTUNTTY-AigentlemAn
doing a large and first class general
business for cash is DESTROYS OF going in.
10 the stock business and will sell or trade
TO this end. Parties who mean business
are invited 10 call at this office fol
further particulars. The business offer
ed for sale is one of the very best in
Lhis city.
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The Emporia News.
THURsDAY, AUGUST >, lssa.

Parties needing anything in the way
of queenswAre, glassware, lamps. etc,
should remember that we have the larg-
est stock in Emporia, and sell % per
cent cheaper than any other business
house in the city. Give US call al the
Doc store.
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The ia mily of s. 81. Welte WEI
awakened at about O'Clock this morn
ing, by the sound Of footsteps in the
yard at their residence on Market street
Mr.. Waite arose, and seeing a man neal
the window, discharged his revolver a
him, and the intruder beat q hasty re
treat. Under Sheriff Kremer, who live:
next door. also got up and saw q man or
morse back In the street, apparently
keeping guard for his pal. Adouble
6arrelied shotgun would be a gooC
thing for people to keep about theil
houses just now.
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Dead hogs and all kinds of old grease
bought at the Randolph slaughter house,
halt mile south CT Emporia. If you
have any fat hogs or fat cattle die and
take them down there YOU can always
sell them, and tor such price as will
amply repay you for your trouble. 1t
don't matter if they are stale.
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Bucklen's Arnica SAVE.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted 70 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Ssit
Rheum. Fever Sores, Cancers, PiIes.
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands. and all skin ernptions, guarao-
teed to cure In every instance, OF money
refunded, % cents per box. For sale by
B. Wheldon.
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To WHOM IT MAY CONcRRN-We take
pleasure in announcing that we are per
sonally acquainted with the officers and
managers of the Kansas Mutual Life
Association, of Hiawatha, Kansas, and
we know them to be men of high stand
ing and business qualifications. We
also have examined the plans of the as
sociation, and are so well satisfied OF
its reliability that we have taken poll
cies on our own lives In the association
and believe we have as safe and as cheap
an insurance as can be written.-Hon.
John P. st. John, Hon. Lewis Hanback,,
Hon. B. W. Perkins. Hon. p. b. Plumb.
Hon. James Smith, Hon. p. 1. Bone
brake and Hon. John Martin.
HENpv Move
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Wanted, by two ladies, one bedroom
and board, for u few weeks, ON farm
near town. Address T.. o. Box $50,
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We know % no way that We can bene-
it our readers more than By calling
attention 70 JoARson's Anodyne Liai.
menG Il lie the oldest and most VAlushle
patent medicine In The world. Every
body ahould kesp e In lie hou1e. II
will check dtaETh0a md dy1eatssy IN
one hour
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FARM FOR SALE.-I have for sale on
easy Lerm. valuable improved farm In
Lyon county, well adapted to corn and
atIrk. ALMERIR GILLETT,
Elnporla, Kanea9.
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IL the fountain Is pure the streams
viii be pure also. So with the blood.
II that Be pure the health is establiahed.
Parsons Purgative Pills mske new rich
blood. and taken one night will change
The blood IN the entire system In three
months.
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Agent at EmporIa, Kansa.

STRAYED-A light bay horse, 0 years
old, white stripi in face, disfigured front
feet A liberal reward will be paid by
the owner, b. r Mishler, of Plumb
creek, for information regarding his
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Recoilect that you can buy picture
frames and window cornices cheap at
the 00c store.
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Ioy soIId lssqSIq qua Gsd ITA pug '3usA
sA 1sS uso SA s55s pus Ioa1uq sql ITV
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STAYED OR sTOLRN-From the under
signed, two miles east of EmpOria, two
red mich cows. branded M ON the right
hip and a fork out of the upper right
ear. A suitable reward will be paid for
their recovery. PARK L. MORSE.
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For SAI.E-A large draft horse, II
hands high, will weigh 1900 pounds
five years old; well broken. Apply to
w. II. Suppe, at the 90 cent store.
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MoSEY-MoneY TO loan IN any amount
by the Central Loan and Land company
at the lowest rates. Call and see US be-
fore making your loans. as We can do
vnrn o0nh
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For SALE-One section of good hay
grass, six miles south of EmporIa. For
particulars address G. G. Smith. EmpO
ria, Kansas.
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You can find all grades OF buggy aad
team nets at Heilman's from 81 to $15 q
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SANTA Fk RAILROAD MOVEMENTS.


SANTA FE RAILROAD MOVEslENTs.
Topeka Commonwealth The great
Kansas railway seems TO be assuming
the aggressive of late, being determined
not to be outdone by Mr.. Jay Gould or
any other railway magnate. The stock
of this road is quoted at 821S in Boston.
The gain of 100000 in net earnings
the first SIX months of the year, and the
large surplus previously held enables
this company to build new lines without
increasing its capital stock. The eighty
miles of new road, which includes the
line between Ottawa and Emporia, and
the branch from Walnut to Chanute Is
to be paid for out of the net earnings.
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe and
the st. Louis s. San Francisco are Jointly
building the line west from Wichita to
Kingman, which will be about one
hundred miles in length.
The tins for the building of the lines
of the company from RermosiIlo TO
Paso del Norte, and from HermosilIo to
AlAmos. old Mexico, has been extended
to ak years, giving two years for making
the surveys and tour years for compile
ting the roads. A uniform increase OF
the freight and passenger tariff by half g
cent Akilometer b authorized. The line
Is divided into fiVe sections, Guaymds TO
Hermosillo, HermosilIo to Alamos, Her
mosillo to Nogales and Hermosillo to
Ures and Paso del Norte. The line from
Hermosillo to Alamos may begin at any
point between Guaymas and Hermosil.
10 which may be found convenient, with
the previous approval of the minister Of
public works. The company is author.
lied to transfer the concessions for its
lines TO any other company or compan
les. The company Is obliged, for ths
new concession, to pay $50, 600. to be sp
piled to the industries of mining and
agriculture. The time for beginning
the new lines had already expired, il
having been impossible 70 make The
surveys on account of hostile Indians il
the Sierra Madre mountains. Whatevel
else may be said of the Santa Fe it al
ways comes 70 the front In the most sub
stantial way when it is either necessar.
70 reach new territory or proteca the pro
perry that il already has.
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qzzH p 'soaa HaNNVL 'sn s0s puS
HVO 'IaqlaSOl aud sluSqoIsm lego eq1
liz usQl $3.50 puB Iaslnq sIom Gnq eM
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SrRAYRD-One bay mare and q SIN all
colt; mare about four years old. ANY
information leading TO recovery will be
duly rewarded. w. Z. McMAHoN.
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A beautiful line OF lace window cur.
tains, and 80 cheap at the 99c store.
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SaYanth Dan.

The interest and attendance at the in
stitute are both growing, and several
parties enrolled their names to day as
members. The classes are all doing
excellent work. and arc making fine
progress under the direction of their
able instructors.
To day arrangements were made for a
course of lectures. aud Rev. Dr. Cordley,
President Taylor, of the Normal, Rev.
Fl. Mackay and County Attorney Feigan
have been secured as speakers The
announcements will be made in due
time by the committee.
The citizens are showing u good de-
gree Of interest in the institute, and
their daily visits are a source of much
encouragement.
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Rubber paint, the bes: of all mixed
paint sold only by Ryder the drug
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Go To A. Mohler, Sixth avenue, near
Savings bank, TO get your boots made
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS when you
want a salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up to the racket, he can be found
by addressing.
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MoNKV-To loan at z per cent inter.
eat, with commission. Mortgage can
be paid on at any time borrower de
aires. Fl. LLEwKLEYN JONES.
Once &C the Court House.
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MONEY Money at Warren Il Leigh
toms is too cheap 10 steal. You can
borrow Il ut prices never before made in
Kansas
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$500 REwARD-For the recovery of q
good medium sized two-year-old heifer
Is light rcd, and on close inspection
. shows dark red lines running through
the light, making u brindle. Said heif
or broke out OF p. G. Cowllng'S pasture
six weeks ago. l. d. Fox & Co.
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Remember that Ryder has the agency
for the celebrated Haas hog remedy.
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Window shades in all colors, styles
and widths, and cheaper than you can
buy them elsewhere at the 00c store.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-June %, 1888,
from the corner of Rural street and
Ninth avenue, one small dun mare, with
black name and tail, and branded ak.
NJ" on left hip. A liberal reward will
be given for any information. Address,
G. w. PnRrRRRIRIn. Emnnria.
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Plymouth Rock eggs for sale-twO
dollars per setting. WM. B. SCOTT.
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Hellmsn beals them all for large
stock and low prices.
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Suockmen will find the best California
and Texas saddles at Heilman's.
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Go directly 10 Ryder for anything in
the drug line.
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For good. cool soda go to Ryder.

Ryder has the best three for ten cent
cigar In the market
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Full assortment of baskets. etc., 81 the
OOc store.
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~ 'puS 'sIBAuI, 'OIBAsuoonb 'oIBAsssIS
'sdVo 'slsQ 'Sooqs $1,000 '5uEWoIo spool
1Ip 'ssIIaoolS 10 s1sIsuoo 4oo1s mo
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ara s55s pus Iaglnq 10 sssBq0Ind mo
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STRAYED OR SToLEN-TwO red mich
COWS, branded with the letter an" on
The right hip, and swalIow-fork out Of
right ear. Finder win please report at
this office
To farmers and stock men We now
handle the genuine rock salt, just the
thing for stock.
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You can buy your team nets cheaper
NJ Heilman's than any place in the city.
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EAIPoRIA LOAN 81 TRUST Co,
Sixth avenue, west OF First National
Bank, EmpOria, Kans.
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JsuuaL ~ 's55s pus Iollna-paauBM
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4suuu1 40 ps.upA $3.50 pus ,snna
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-02

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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-02

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