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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-05
What is Done With the Documepts-

About $4,000, 900 worth of printing is
annually done IN the government print
ing office. The documents are printed
under joint resolution of both houses
of congress, and each member is credit
ed with proportionate share. As the
close of the season approaches the mem.
bers go to the document rooms and find
out how their account stand. If any
books are still to their credit they order
them sent home or to their rooms in
Washington, or authorize some other.
disbositlOn to be made of them. Very
frequently members make exchanges,
and often the exchanges are in the shape
OF cash from dealers. It is frequently
the case, again, that q member can pay
of some obligation by a load of valuable
public documents. Ii is alleged that
once sitting member, who hold s con-
tested seat, saw by the vote in pro-
gress on his case that In q few more
minutes he would be unseated, and, wise
in time he rushed to the document room
while the yeas and nays were being cali
ed, drew all his books, franked and d.
rected them to a friends house, and saw
them safely started off before the vote
was announced.
A members share of public docu-
ments is by no means an insignificant
perquisite. He gets, roughly speak ing,
one four-hundreth part OF the publica-
tions, or 5000 worth, an amount equal
In value to his salary. The collection
would not sell for that sum, of course.
and yet the cash vlaue of complete set
of public documents for year would
be considerable. While much rubbish
is printed, some of the books are valu-
able, aud much desired by certain class.
es of constituents. The greatest de-
mand is for agricultural reports. Az
edition of 100000 copies is ordered of
this volume, but even this enormous
number is insufficient to supply all, and
in consequence members from rural dis
tricts often exchange or buy large guam
titles from city members or the book
stores. So large and steady is the sale
of these fepots that they have a regular
price. They are rated ST ten cents a
piece, and at this price some country
members buy them by the hundred dol
lars worth. One member bought 5000
copies last year at his own expence, for
distribution among his constituents, IN
| addition to his own supply and all he
could get from fellow members. It is
said that some members supply constit-
uents with all public documents, even
though they have to purchase the books,
and that members sometimes spend hun
dreds of dollars in this way. They may
have the means, and rather than risk
giving offence they quietly buy the doc
| ument, frank it, and send it of
Paper World.
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TURsDAY,JuIy {

TURsDAF, July 8.
Judge Spriggs, assistant claim agent,
Is in town, endeavoring to settle claims
against the N. p. R R. for stock killed
by the cars in this vicinity.
New veilIngs and neck wear ct ].
D. Gibson's.
Chas Fisher and Slower started on
their lone trip TO Montana yesterday af-
ternoon.
A daughter of Joseph A. Miller Is
quite sick. 1t is feared the disease Is
diphtheria.
You can TRACE your produce for
pants, hosiery, shoes, jackets and shirts.
at Tressler Il Lowry's.
Jacob 10y is at present visiting his
numerous friends and relatives at this
place. He is a brother of Samuel 10y,
and at the age Of 70 is hale, hearty and
full of fun, apd stronger than many q
man at 40: His home is ct Lombard,
Illinois,
When in need of light or heavy
muslins, ducks and denIms, or cotton
AIDES, call at j. d. GibsOn's dry goods
house.
Del Wood, captain of the Americas
Red Shirts got his finger "stove up'' in
the game with the EmpOria nine yester.
day, causing time to be called, and the
game was brought TO an end.
Don't you fail TO remember that 8.
N. Bell is paying the highest market
price--spot cash-for corn, oats or rye
VIII nd ~ r.
harness shop.
Handsome hand mirrors and mir.
rors of all sizes, glassware and queens
ware, lamps and fiues at j. d. Gihsonas,
If you want spring wagon or hug.
gY examine my stock and get prices.
]. 8. GIBSON.
The old reliable Buckeye mowers.
The light-running and most durable.
For sale by j. 8. Gibson.
Call at ]. D. Gibson's store and look
at the clothing and gents furnishing
goods
If you want a good sulky rake you
can get it of j. S. Gibson.
A post of the G. A. Il. was organic.
ed at this place Saturday with twenty
one charter members, with thirteen 9TH
er names on the muster roll. Several OF
the "boys" were up from EmpOria
among whom we noticed j. G. Traylor
White, Chalfant and others.
-Overalls, gents hose and notions al
Lesh Bros.
Cash for grain at Tressler &
| Lowry's.
| -Tressler s. Lowry buy the Enter
prise flour in carload lots, and fol
| prices, wholesale or retail, will not take
back seat for any one.
| When you are thinking OF purchas
ing an organ, call on Lesh Bros. They
/ will save you money and do you good
/ Their prices can't be. discounted.
-Lesh Bros. have some of the mos
elegant designs in glassware you eve
saw. Also new stock of queensWare.
Oils for lubricating at Bonds.
Remember Lesh Bros Is the plac
to buy notions.
Positively the highest market pric
paid for country produce by Lesh Bros
Mixed paints at Bonds.
Il am permanently located at Amer
Gus for the purpose of buying all kind
of grain, for which / will pay the highes
market price. s. III. BELL.
-Wanted.-Butter and eggs at Tress
, Ter s. Lowry'G.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds
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The Hartford News
EDIrKD RY MoDocK.
HanrRonn Inlu 2

HARTFORD, July 8.
Mrs. Muir was buried to-day at 2
O'Clock.
The following officers were elected
last Saturday night by Hartford Lodge
No. 8. A. o. q. W.: L. Evan. 81. W.;
]. A. Thompson, G. F.; A. d. Chambers,
OIL; ]. Evans, recorder; D. C. Bern
heised. fin; r. T. Snediker, receiver; 81.
Myers, Guide; L. II. Robertson, I. w. !:
]. a. Collins. o. W.; w. Il. Flickenger,
trustee; DIR. 5. E. Lanphear, medical ex-
aminer.
There is drove of Texas ponies in
town to-day.
Geo, Rice and a lot of men from EN-
poria ere here building Maxon s. Lamp.
hears new brick building.
V. E. ApplebY was awarded the con
tract TO build the Hartford Bank ane
Union Hall building yesterday.
Hartford expects TO have big picnic
Tomorrow, and there will be an Irisi
picnic ON Eagle creek, south OF town.
John and Jim Stratfon are home Wis
iting their parents.
i wheat and corn have taken tumbl
in this market
Robertson Bros. have set fine to ihei
kiln of brick.
Charley Collins has come home froE
! .be cattle ranch TO spend The Fourth.
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The AMERIcus NEws.
EDITED By "BURLow."
MONDAY. July 9,

MONDAY, July 9.
The sister of Jessie Bailey, who re.
sides with Mr.. A Howard, of this place,
met there Saturday and Sunday and
had family reunion as It were.
Glass and putty at Bonds.
William Curtis has sold his iarn
north of town and will in few weeks
take up his abode in Dunlap.
Window netting. Also q new stock
OF ribbons, laces and notions.
J. D. GIBSON.
Children's day, which had been post
poned, owing to the inclemency of the
weather, was duly observed with appro-
pirate ceremonies. and concert in the
evening al the IL. Z. church yesterday.
-Amerlcus people have quit going 10
Emporla to buy lumber. Cause why
Because by trying they have found they
can duplicate Emporia prices by buy
ing of B. A. Brown b Co, Americas.
Read the business locals. They show
you the 1--we business men of the town,
and they undoubtedly mean Just what
they say. Your interests are their in
terests, and you can always save money
by patronizing your home merchants,
in more ways than one.
Nice lawns and buntIngs for hot
weather wear at ]. D. GIbson's.
Mr.. William and Miss Hattie David
son, of Council Grove, were in town over
the Sabbath.
-Mason's fruit jars. The best at
Tressler's s. LoWry's.
Between the 4th of July celebration
and the G. A. r. organization. Americas
Is becoming very patriotic.
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1900 A issIa.; AZ 4 splendid len lSH cat
UEIMpRoVED.

90 acres raw upland, near :
90 with stock water in raEin
the year, and three acres river botoc
Price 500; half cash, balance in o
8 per cent.
an acres upland, miles 4
AOO poria. and not far from Z
ssoek water; Is one Of the best pic
land in the county. Price 81 600,
balance in 1 and ? Sears at s per ce<
lRn acres Iine upland at heaf
goria- Living water on Il threl
100 Acres In northeast pa
4OO comfy at head of 81
On acres, east branch of i
4OO runs through it; 400 pc
1G0 acres good raw land
1OO Sreek and Hartford.
per acre, part On time
M acres good land on Dry
AHO miles nom Emporia; ne
water uispsiy. Price. 50 90 per acf
300 acres all number one :
ACo frnced with bafbed v
acres in cultivation This place
connection with No. 97s for hay AZ
has small frame house for her
never failing spring, and Is finely
the purposes for which e is used.
oOA acres of best OF uplar
oAO Coal and Eagle creek
south Of Empcrfa. Unlimited m
better upland anywhere. Goo
farms aea< it. and stock Wster OF
| 81 so per acre.
900 acres Inside of Greenu
io6O south from Emporfa
lana At IS per acre, Ample range
| o0A acres CT good raw land,
oAO Enporla, and little
from the Cottonwood rivers viii
| araeely or together as desired;
third cash, balance on good tine.
00 a acres, good second bot
IOAH land near Council Cir
al Of It tiilable land with IS a.
enltlGAtions small one story fr
with spring near; good stone o.
place and splendid range adjci
IS per acre.
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The Second Baptist Sunday school
WI give picnic. on "Wednesday, the
4th inst. The school viii meet at the
Second Baptist church at 10 80, when
they will be lead by their superinten,
dent and teachers to the City park on
Fourth avenue, between Market and
Exchange streets, were they will have
several speeches that will be delivered
by Rev. Tomlinson, ReY. T. a. Stewart
and other honorable gentlemen.
The picnic will dispense about 3
o'clock in the afternoon, until s p. m,
when they will assemble at jays hall
for dialogues. essays and speeches,
after which refreshments will be served
in way to make it pleasant for ALL
Music VIII be furnished by the Wander
ing Star band. All are respectfully in
vited.
By Order of Committee
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The following named peasons were
elected on last Thursday evening as of
ficers of the Assembly of Knights of La
Dor: Robt. Youuggreen, master work,
man; Geo. Miller, foreman; w. T. Bra
shear, unknown knight; J. V. Randolph,
venerable sage; L. A. Wright, recording
secretary; VIM. Farrell, financial secre
tary; N. NJ. Henshaw, inspector; F. n
Parker, treasurer; G. NJ. Houghland, in.
side esquire; b. w. Mickle, outside es,
qulre; T. I. White, judge advocate
Theo. Echleberger, clerk; L. C. Call
statistIcian; Alden Nickerson, trustee
The Assembly meets every Thursday
evening at Viewers hall.
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China Wedding.

LIMITATIONS have been issued for the
China wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81.
Irwin, at their residence, No 20 Rural
street, Saturday evening, July Z. Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin are couple who have
large circle of warm friends here that
will hail this event with the keenest
pleasure, and those fortunate enough to
have invitations my hold themselves in
readiness for an occasion of the purest
enjovmeat
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The Only Paper South

Has the Largest Home
circulation. and h printsd for chs people Of
EmpOria and vicinity abOVSall others.
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SUBURBAN.

% lots in Wilson'S addition, near the round
IS hOt.se. Frice $40. ;1OG6
n acres fenced and in cultivation. two good
wells and cisteBn. frame house one and
ole-halt story, rooms, good cellar paved
and cemented, 300 apple, 20 peach and 80
cherry trees, ali commencing 70 bear; = mile
from city limits. Price - 800. Terms easy:
I13A
T7Yiye acres lying just north OF and adjoin
ina MaDiaVooSi Cemetery. I0i7
Tn Lewis addition, Q house Of i've rooms
II good cellar and well; good frame stable;
stsFted 1859
M acre suburban place, less than mile
AO from Emporia, all fenced with post
and wire. part cultivated; good well and IA
-of three rooms and cellar; some fruit trees
Price 81 500, half cash, balance on easy terms.
An adjoining % acres can be bought OF Us
with ClIfs tract IL desiied 100
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On motion L. b. Kellogg was appoint
ed member of the building committee
in place Of DIR. Cordley, resigned.
The bill of Surveyor HIbben WAS re-
fsrred 70 the committee on claims.
The salary of the superintendent was
referred 10 the committee on teachers
and salaries.
The bill of Isaac Newell was ordered
placed on file. Adjourned.
+. !. CARMICHAEL, Clerk.
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ARntnfnI A...a...

Little Johnnie FIuker. son of the flour
and feed dealer. met with painful ac-
cident at The Junction Tuesday
1t appears that he was trying to board
passing train TO ride TO town, when
he slipped and fell and the cars cut of
the end of the great toe on his right
foot. He was brought home and the
wound was dressed by Dr.. Sherburne.
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FARMS.

Az aeFes adjoining Americas. all fenced,
~ IS acres In cultivation Al second bot
tom land. For sale or will trade for city
property In Emporfa. Price $500, Terms 500
Etc. aSsn. oAAAAoS IL wv eAi' VIZ" PSI iii
40 scres of land TX miles from Bitter
zaEska Srsseh Of che A. 4 : s ?. Price
1100. 1888
An acres good upland, miles from EN-
koGss 81 5oar roons and = frame stable.
RFice tSso cash. or buyer assume the 500 due
In e ysers e Per cent and pay $50 cash; lar Sr
on acres OF good AEst Aad second bottom
GU lad. ali Ienced with three barbei
Hi.e, and good stream oe water crossing one
far1. PrIcs sske iO7
on sers farm, seeoad bottom, mIIea from
.d 1 81 gP ssf Fiji s 81 Gnr
nd .Sne-keif story frame house Of Ave rooms.
SD IN tie best Of condition; cellar under ali
o. main building. Good board stable fot foui
neEsS; Ia1ee sn6stsssia ,o corn CRIB holding
na1absr Of cherry and apple trees; good wei:
ee IS Rass e. usiinfsed. Only mIie e
school. Price 81 500; 81 200 cash. balance il
ana wears time at 10 per cent. 1851
an aese improved farm on f9ar Mile
/ All fSnSed Cd acres in cultivation, 20 acres OF
bottom land sores Of timber. abundant
ranEe, plenty Of water, small frame house;
/ Price Lao. four-afths cash. ~
on acre upland farm, s miles from EN-
io4 FDoria; ali under hedge fence and q
acrek n cultivation; cottage frame house OF
three rooms: iva wells. small Stable and cor
| rails; bearing orchard Of l5o apple, % peaci
/ and Is cherry trees; plenty Of small fruits
good range Price $780, 500 cash. 1906 OF
short time Is 10 per ce1t. G
I7AA acre farm. moetly upland, a.
- fenced with barb wire. nearly al
| good foF cultivation and % acres now cult
| Vated; one story box house and Kansas barn
] water abundant in creek and well, and ex
| tenslye range adjoining. only . half mile q
school. Price Loo; 800 cash. balance on.
| years tine At per cent. !lUS9
Ia M Acres, al fenced; pests 10 fee
liz" ApaTs and two barb wires; ons
| STORY frame house, one room frame stable
/ - acres IN GUILTY s4toE 100 young apple trees
| diss1Hee frozn Emporta, miles; ~ mile I
p1sloAe9 and railroad station. Price, 81, 20.
III
00 ACRES two miles weston Americas
HUI Ne0Sho river runs through one COZ
| neI. $40 per ecEe. Half the price On time. ]
lie On Acres; II acres broken; 60 sert
IOO are new being fenced; stone nous
% tWo roones tTo living spEiags; Q mile
from Americas. Priae, LIDO tncaas beZancs
500 due In 1881 with z per cent interest III
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T. J. George has returned from Law
renee where he has been experimenting
the wood york Of tbs Santa Fe depot
Il Is . most excellent job. and We are
pleased 10 know that he has the con-
tract for the wood work of the new
depot At this plsce.
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PubIIc sale.

Notice 10 hereby given that on Friday,
July 90, 1888, will sell at public anc-
ton, one bay pony mare, at my farm in
Emporla township, Lyon county, Kan
sAs. about three miles east of Emporia,
ON the line of the A, T. u S. F. rail
road. Said marc was left with me by
one Joe Pearson. about the middle oil
December, 1882. She will be sold to pay
the charges of her keeping.
CONRAD BANKS,
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To WHOM an NAY CONCERH-We take
pIeaHgre la announcing that we are per
sonaliy acquainted with the officers and
managers of the Kansas Mutual Life
Association. - HiaYatha.J Kansas, and
We know them To W. men of high stand
iag and business qualifications. We
ALSO LsVe examined the plans al the AZ
aociation. and are so we'll satisfied Of
Iis reliability that We have taken poll
cies on our own lives in thu association
and beIlsVe We have as sale aRd as cheap
m insurance IS can lie written.-Hon.
John r. ST. John, Hon. Lewis Hanback,,
Hon. b. W. Perkins. Hon. p. u. Plumb.
Hon. James Smith, Hon. L. T.. Bone
brake and Han. John MARTIN.
HENRY Moys,
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Dead hogs and all kinds oi'Old grease
bought at the Randolph slaughter house.
halt mile south Of Emporia. II you
have sny 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 Cor your trouble. II
don't matter IL they are stale.
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For SAI.E-A hve acre lot In Good
Tiehs addition to EmpOria, Ia miles
from Commercial street; good, nearly
new IL story house, Is by %, four
rooms, large yard well set with blue
grass, shade trees and evergreens; wind
break OF Norway spruce on the line
north OF house and box elder on south
line; elm trees along front and privei
hedge along front and enclosing part OF
ward; land good second bottom, slopes
from house In every direction. well
drained naturaliy;a never-fAiling well
Of good water; also small orchard lust
planted. Price 81 200 cash. Possession
given as soon as sold.
MAX FAWcETT.
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WANTED Butter, eggs and fruit. !
will pay the highest market price for
butter and eggs for the next thirty days.
Butter must be choice and eggs strictly
fresh. NJ. y. Piper, 100 Commercial
street, Emporia Kansas, shipper OF
fruits and produce. Orders from the
west nIled promptly. Correspondence
aoIfcif.I
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A PIeaaant E1caraion.

An excursion train made M of three
Pullman cars. q baggage car and an en-
CINE passed through EmpOria Sunday
en- route for Santa Fee and Las Vegas.
The cars were occupied by large party
ofcommercial travellers with their wives,
sisters and lady friends, who were on
their way TO New Mexico for q short
jaunt. The Santa Fe furnishes trans
Portation to the party free of charge and
their only expense on the rail viii be
sleeping car fare. The company started
yesterday from Kansas City and seemed
10 be In the very best of spirits. They
/. will return the latter part Of the week.
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CITY PROPERTY.

a FRAME HOUSE. OF four rooms, on Com
@ new Two yesTs ia
A FRAME HOUSE of three rooms. on
IA Merchants street. Price $500. Terms
$40 down. balance In year. lbs
"a in the northwest part OF the city. Lot is
Price SiIS0. Il29
A brick house OF three rooms and good eel
~ lar; frame barn; good cistern; two lots
facing the south and east. JUGS
a frame house OF six rooms; cister1; cor
"A ner lot. Price $500. part on time. n61
ID UsINEss property; two;story frame
ID house OF rooms and Kitchen; suitable
IoI resss1c rant; is renting for $25 per MONTH
business house on Commercial street;
Id two stories and basement, a5xS5i brick
'front.', large cisteFn and other convenience
ID live town in Lyon county includes three
rooms on first floor and all shelving, counters
&C., and two story building 2ox8G REC
5000. 7G7
~ ESIRABLE residence property; frame
IL house OF rooms, good cellar; cistern
and ny dfant in yard: frame stable; two lots,
lots well set in blue grass. Price, 81 500. 1lI0
NASr front lots, each 40 feet deep; fenced
ID and In cultivation; these lots are very
desirable. Price. 5000. uGI
~ God lot by railroad track; would make n
" good place for unloading and working
up heavy material. Price, $50. llOS6l
ANEW FRAME house TX story, rooms
IN Lot s0x35O feet. extending from 9Th 70
Sth avenues GOD cellar; good wei; 800, 81
lbs
FINE and q half story frame house Of foul
| lie for four horses; some fruit and shade
4 trees; two east front lots. Price. 81 100
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The ROCK Island Route.

TIC ANoOHA AsIAAIN 4AOutts
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
railroad is now running through trains
from Kansas City to Chicago without
transfer and is making yscheddle time as
IF 0l,J
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HSTRAVED OR SToLEN-June %, 1888,
from the enFner of Rural street aud
Ninth avenue. one small dun mare, with
black name and tail. and branded AK.
l." on left hip. A liberal inward will
ne given for any information, Address,
T. w. PORTERFIEI.D. EmpOria
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The Emporia News.
THURSDAY. JULY 5, 1888.
New Kestaurant.

Mrs. J. Il. Morrison will open to-mor-
row her new restaurant in the basement
OF the Adds building at the corner Of
Sixth avenue and Commercial street,
beneath Qae,sch u DOan's shoe store.
The rooms have been neatly filled up,
are clean aud cool. Mrs. Morrison has
secured flrst-class cook from ST. Louis
and will endeavOr TO give the best Of
Satisfaction. The restaurant will be
known as the Metropolitan and will be
open f,R business tomorrow noon.
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MONEY To loan at z per cent inter
est, with commission. Mortgage can
ne paid III at any time borrower de-
sires. ii. LLEwELEYN IONEs.
Office ut the Court House.
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@. w. Frederick is the man To whom
you should amply to borrow money, buy
real estate, or to have deeds, mortgages,
leases and abstracts drawn or titles ex-
amined
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Hats and bonnets, over the Famous
shoe store. are selling at priess which
will enable eSsry nne To buy two, three
or more.
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WAaTRD-To sell or trade for farm
property or stock, Two good eight room
houses Inquire at the Wells Bros
real estate office, EmpOria.
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STEERS FoR sALE.-Three Hundred
domestic steers. mostly three and four
year-olds, for sale. Address Charles r.
Willetls. oluey. Kans. The cattle are
twenty miles north of Lsrned.
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MONEY Money at Warren j. Leigh
toms is too cheap IN steal. You can
borrow il at prices never before made in
Kansas.
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AUCTIoNEER-Reme when you
want salesman that understands the
business. knows the people and always
siands up 20 the racket, he can be found
by addressing.
II. w. PEARsALI., Auct,
Emnnria, Kansas.
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Rubber paint, the best of all mixed
paint. Soli only by Ryder the drug
pIrt
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SrRAYED-A light sorrei mare, brand
cd on the left hip, 81. d." A suitable
reward will be paid 10 the finder
Address s. ID. Curtis. uortonburg, Kan.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-05

You can find all grades OF buggy and
team nets at Heilman's from 81 10 $l5