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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-05

Miss Libbie Walkup went to Kansas
City Wednesday.
Hon @. w. Sutton. OF Hartford, was
in the city Wednesday
Mrs.sJ- 81. Griffith and daughter went
to Florence Wednesday.
Mrs. E. d. AIcOollom, of Council
Grove. is in the city.
Mrs. Geo. Zeiler has gone to Kansas
City on visit TO friends.
J. b. Street. of Wenona, Illinois, il
visiting and prospecting IN Emporia.
Mrs. Eugene Alden, of Streator, Ill.
is visiting at the residence OF Charles
Richards.
The family of w. HsITill, of Topeka,
have arrived 10 Emporia and win make
this their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs d. Il. Painter. of coun-
ell Grove. are visiting at the residence
of Airs. NJ. C. Goddard
Mr.. W. J. Quetsch, OF Chicago, Is Wis
itiDg his brother, o. J. Quetsch, and
thinks Of locating in EmDoria
John 81. Cress, Of Hillsboro, Ill, who
Is looking for place to locate, will
ispend few days in this city.
Mrs. D. Kidder returned from the east
"Wednesday, and win be followed soon
by superb stock of millinery and fancy
goods.
Geo. Bemont hiss returned TO Emporia
from protracted visit TO Beloit, Wis
consin. We are pleased to noie that he
is greatly improved in health
Miss Nellie Thomas, of No. 142 creek
and Miss Maggie Blanchford, of Rock
ford, Illinois, are visiting Mrs. Johr
Woods and Mrs. James Williams in thil
city.
L. Walsh, railroad conductor, form
erly Of this place, but who has been alb
sent at Albuquerque, N. NJ, for severa
months past. has returned here to lool
after some business matters
Joe Briere, of Springfield, assistan
bridge contractor on the Kansas Cit,
& Emporia road, returned to this cit,
yesterday, after several days. absence a
home, where he has been quite unwell
I J.C. Wolf, OF Tcrre Hauts, Ind, is il
the city, with view to investing il
some good real estate. He could nc
have struck better point for the satii
faction of his desires In this respect tina
EmporIa.
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EXPLANATORY.

To the Editors OF The EMFoRIA NEWS:
Mr.. EDITOR: / was told that in my
last lecture at Americas, small part
of which treated on .'The principles of
the wicked not enough was said on
'eThe punishment of the damned in
hell" This is true, but my subject was
not "HelI and the sutferings of the
wicked therein" I had no desire to
regale the keen appetites Of the evil
hearts with a description OF pam.
II is an unpleasant subject to me and
1 do net like TO dwell on it. No man
has gwen more terrible description OF
the punishments and sufferings Of the
unfortunate spirits in he'll. ihat Emanuel
SwedenboFg. Let people read him.
believe all he has written upon the
subject, but it is painful to me to lecture
or preachon aHeIl." Should The peo-
pie, however, desire it. / viii give them
full lecture Oh the subject when re
tnrn, and they viii then perhaps say
cit is TOO horribiers We should feal
hell, and we should love good from
choice in freedom and not from fear o.
punishment of any kind.
Very Respectfully Yours,
Erv p-.xzrrp n I'm xcgYlrhrT
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a BAD Citizen.

Some old gray headed Caucasian STIR
red up quite muss over in Stringtown
Sunday night between 10 and IL o'clock
by chasing and finally laying hands on a
couple of dusky maidens who were on
their way home from church. The old
sinners motives were we'll understood
by the girls, aud when he laid hands on
one of them she opened her mouth in a
most unmusical strain, arousing the en-
tire neighborhood and frightening the
old fellow SO badly that he almost faint
ell on the spot He managed to escape,
however, without detection, and it is
well that he did, tor the entire male
population of Stringtown turned. out,
and intended to make mince-meat OF
the Ecentious old codger.
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THEFT AT THE rREn1osr.
A Couple OF Now Mexico Cattle Men
Robbed at the fremont House
Last Night.

A Couple OF Now Mexico Cattle Men
Robbed at the fremont House
Last Night.
VIM. Bardino and Abe Howe arrived at
the fremont house Sunday night on the
IL O'Clock train from Ration, New Mexi-
co. They went to bed soon after reach.
ing the hotel, leaving instructions in
the office to be called in time to go on
the 4 O'Clock train south, intending
to go to Langston, in Elk county,
where they expected to make some
cattle purchases. both being actively
engaged in the stock business. On
retiring, Mr.. Bardino placed
his pants, in the pockets of which was
$3.50 in cash, under his pillow, and be-
ing tired and sleepy both men were soon
wrapped in profound slumber and did
not awaken until called by the porter,
at the hour designated. When Mr..
BardinO reached for his pants to put
them on they were not there, but lay
over near the door leading from the
room into the hall. Investigation re-
vealed the fact that the pockets had
been rifled and the contents, $3.50, as
stated, taken. Marshal Birdsall was no.
tilted and went at once to the hotel and
made an investigation, searching every.
body about the premises. but without
finding the money. All that could
be learned about the affair is that a
lady who, with her husband, occu
plying room just off the hall in the
west part of the building, heard some
one raise the window, and pass through
the hall in his stocking feet, In con
firmation of this story tracks were dis
covered in some ashes at the back of tbs
building, where the thief seems to have
jumped down and made his escape Tho
police are doing everything possible Il
apprehend the thief, and, if possible, re
store Mr.. Bardino's wealth.
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ArrIved Hone.

j. G. Hornbargcr, whose serious injury
near Cottonwood Falls on Monday
morning was noted In THE News of last
evening, returned home Tuesday in c0m-
pany with his son in-law, Cliff Buree.
We are glad TO state that though still suf-
iering from the effects OF the painful acct
dent which he has sustained, he has so far
recovcrsc rs 10 be able 10 help himself
somewhat, having walked from the cal
riage in which he rode from the depot,
to his house. The particulars of tie
accident as described IN the letter OF
Charles Carswell yesterday were main.
ly correct, and it is almost a miracle
that Mr.. Hornbarger has survived such
terrible casualty. We trust that mis-
recovery may now be speedy.
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AT sAcRIFIcE-$2, 900 worth of
beautiful, frrsh dry goods, ordered be-
fore hui determined to 90 Jut of bust
ness. arrived Der freight Monday. These
will be included in our closing out sale
now in progress. Call and make your
selections carly as possible as the entire
stock must be closed out in the next
sixty days. My physicians advise me to
20 out of the dry goods and try some
other business and climate and have
resolved to do 60. AS my object in
closing out is ID get the stock into cash
as rapidly as possible shall not stop
TO get cost for my goods but sell them
10 the first corners even at a sacrifice.
Come as soon as you can and make your
purchases. o. F. SAWYER.
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- Rhoas 1s,.a6 x,sat,ap.

Providence, R L, April It'll
state election to-day is bringing out 8
unusual number Of votes carly in d
day. The candidates for governor q
Aug. o. Brown. regular Republics
WIN SpFague. nominated CT the rezuIf
Democratic and Independent ReDublI
can and equal rights parties, and SD
ported, slso by the DeWspzper ofeS
Of the Socialists, ana C6s
r. CatleF, put in the g.
BY The straight Democrats, who won.
not sccept Sprague. The vote Il fIs
city af noez & : governor stood ErulE'
z,14e; Sprague. 1884, Ia Nswno1f
the seEle hour the vote stood B<op'
SIS; Eprague. 20 In East GreehEiSI
BFow1s Z majority; last ProgssIess
6rouns 26Ha50Fis7 IN the First d fslrls
% majority n North Efn6aflI77.
Brown. 100; EpEegue, B7.
IN North KingalaWn, Cutie. a.
Beis4ol. Brown f09 All others So
Re~su0kett &c 11s15 Bf5En haa 81
Sprsgue f5e In cumhaf9aaa. &c.
dIslfsct. Blown 80 majesty
Reports from various f5aFls az 81
stnse up % 2 oseioek conf nae {se..1.s. 2
y she eleciiaa % Bsoua ana tie ~!
Eepuelican ticket and senizsiIl -.
general asserlk qriknee e1s ~ =
dsFeloped iete szl.psll fIl6A vas 5f;f
8 - 5--=ls. Es6S7n & -
z q l.''|l..|s' E. De eil.-
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The Thespians will surely draw a
crowded house on their grand benefit
night, for they have prepared one of the
most Interesting programs ever offered
to an Emporia audience. "Enoch
Arden" in itself would be sure to attract
a full house, but in addition to this they
will present the roaring farce OF
"Teraxicum Twitters, or My Turn Next. y
Admission, S5 cents; no extra charge
for reserved seats. Gallery, % cents.
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THE AMERlcus Ngws.
mrEm m" BuR1Ow."
-New invoice Of lace collars At J. D.

New invoice OF lace collars at ]. D.
Gibson's.
II am permanently located st Amerl-
Gus for the purpose Of buying all kinds
of grain. for which will pay the highest
market price. SIN. BILL.
Beads. bracelets and buttons at ].
D. GIbson's.
Thanking our many friends and
patrons for past favoFs, We will endeavor
to merit continuance Of the same in our
new location in the rear Of the poetof1ce
building. Our stock Is new and fresh,
while our prices are As low IS any and
all competitors. When wanting any
thing in our line. do not fail to call on
as. and We VIII save you money. Pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods. at
LEsH RRos'.
-Something new in ladies, fine shoes
ct ]. d. Gibaon's.
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PETER COOPER DEAD.
Tie Venerable Sage Passes OF the sta
OF Action at His Home fn
New York This

~
OF Actian sc ais HoIae in
New York This
Morning.
NEW York, April 4.-Peier Coop1
died of pneumonia at half past thru
this morning, aged 90 years. He cell
brated his 92d birthday February I2t,
He had been aIling for some time viii
. slight cold and on Sunday was CON
PEELED 70 remain IN bed. The famlf
physician was summoned and at ono
discovered that his patient was sufferi1
from q severe attack OF pneumonia
COcper's advanced years was a grea
drawback TO bis recovery. About tw
O'Clock this morning he called hl
son Ex- Mayor Cooper sud Mr.
Abram 8. Hewitt, his daughte
and her family, 70 his bedsid.
and saying 70 them that he knew he ha
not long TO live and they must becom
recouciied 20 the TACT. His death OF
Cured ~ exactly 3 s. m He RENAME
conscious mp TO that time and made eel
eral remarks regarding his family 3
fairs. Many friends Of the family an
prominent citizens called a. the hous
this forenoon and expressed sympafh
with the bereaved family.
Mr.. Cooper was born in this city FsI
ruaTy 12ih, 1871. aud lived life full (
honoFs from early boyhood.
Among the many who called TO e
press sorrow tor Cooper'e death weE
Samuel ]. Tilden, Algeraon 8. Salliyal
Alex 8. Webb and Andrew II. GreeI
During his last hours Cooper manifesto
grsat Interest in Cooper Institute IN
spoke 70 Hewitt and to his son, ex-Mal
or Cooper, about the manner in whic
the work should be carried on after b
death. The information Of Cocper's d
mise quickly spread throughout ii
city, exciting feelings OF regret. II
flags are ct half mast on the Cooper Il
stitGte, the city hall, the pesfoffice buii.
ing, the newspaper Offices and 9th.
public and private buildings.
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The RRADlNc News.
EDITED BY NARY Dz zEAN.


/. TUESDAY, April 3.
While everybody Is busy and the
weather growing warmer We notice
people arc beginning 70 plant their gar
dens =. The John C. Thomas family
left here today foF Dakota TO meet Mr..
Thomas who has BEEN there the past
winter preparing 3 home. George
Keen started for New Mexico to-day 20
work for Thomas Peters. Thomas
Dickey and family arrived here last
week from Ohio. They srs relatives OF
Capt Logston, on Duck creek. Daniel
Boone, Of Illinois lie in town locking for
land. =. David Nickel moved into his
houseson 0sage street on Monday.
While other towns have boom we are
making solid growth.
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Miss Eunice Filley, Of Burlington,
who has been engaged as the leading
soprano In the choir of the n. E. church,
made very favorable impression upon
her hearers by her excellent singing on
last Sunday, Her voice Is full and
sweet, its tones are pure and accurate,
and she is one of the best vocalists that
has been heard in Emporia for quite a
time. She viii sing in the choir every
SUNDAY.
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Teachcrs' Meeting.

The Lyon county association will
meet at the High School building Sat
urday, April 14th, to carry out the fol-
lowing program;
/. Free.hand drawing, F. ID. Petit.
2. Notation aud Enumeration. Miss 8.
E. Crlchton.
8. Calisihenic drlli, Prof B. T. Davis,
f. Report of Library committees.
5. Miscellaneous business.
Alter which the reading clubSwill con-
vene. N. w. SONNEDEcKER, Sec'y.
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REv. ARrHUR E. BRFcKlEAS

The mind depends for its health very
largely on bodily conditions. Tue
gloomy Tears, the Responding views. the
Wearinees Of soul thai many complain
Of, would often disappear were the blood
made pure and healthy before reaching
the delicate vessels of the brain. Ayers
EarsaparIIIa puEffes and vitaIizes the
blood; and thus conduees to health Of
body and sanity Of mind.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Proceedings of the Regular Session Last
Eveuine

Proceedings of the Regular Session Last
Evening.
EMPoRIA, April 2.-The board of Ed
ucation met in regular session in the
High School building, Mr.. Riggs in the
chair. Present, Nessrs. Cordley, Riggs,
Hall, Morris, Nix, McMurtrle, Jones.
The minutes of the last regular and
one special meeting were read and APP
proved:
The treasurer read his monthly re-
port, of which the following is a brief:
Balance on hand of school fund
at last report. ............$ IL %
Received OF cash to date. 2,754 81
Received of county treasurer
state and county fund.-. GIG 90
Credit by orders paid. 1890. 3,709 "a
BUILDING FUND.
Balance on hand............ 1858 So
Credit on order. .....--..- Oh gu
Balance on hand. -. ..... 1908 90
Mr.. I. d. Fox being present made
some explanation of his bill, which, up
on motion, was allowed and ordered
paid; amount $648.5O.
The bill of s. A. Brown s. Go. was re-
ferred to the committee on claims.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid:
Mrs G. C Moore. supplies. ...$ 1910
Holmes 81 Jillson, coal houses.
anu fences. .--...-..--.....- 1SO VI
S. IL. Mays & Son, stating black
board in Union street build
ing. ....--... LOU
s. Mellinger, grading Third and
Fourth ward school grounds, $50
Daniel Weeks, lamp chimney and
saving wood. 20
G. p. Peters, hardware. ....... 2,34
The bill of Holmes g. Jillson foI
school building repairs was referred tc
special committee, Hall:
Mr.. Richardson was present, and after
considerable discussion it was agreed
that the difference existing between tho
board and the contractors of the Third
ward school building should be settled
by arbitration, the matter being re.
ferred to ]. H. Holmes Tor r. p. Rich.
ardson and John Hammond on the part
of the board.
On motion it was decided that in
case John Hammond be not in town
that the president of the board be au
! thorized to appoint an arbitrator. Ad.
joarned to meet Friday of this week
P. ). CARMICHAEL, Clerk.
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TEMPERANCE CoAI1IITTEE.

At The second annual meeting Of the
Lyon County Medical society held at the
Office of DR.. ]. j. Wright last evening.
the following officers were elected Tor
The ensuing year: President, w. w. Hib-
ben; vica president ]. w. Trueworthy /;
secretary and treasurer, d. F. Longe-
necker; ]. ]. Wright. G. A. Blddle and
j. II. Pace, censors.
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1t is expected that the brick work on
st. Mary,s hospital will be completed by
the middle of Nay, and the object is to
have the building ready for occupancy
by the first Of August. The entire cost
Of the main structure. when completed
Will be about SO, 900. ali of which viii
be raised by the Franciscan sisters save
1900 which is asked Of the citizens Of
Emnoria- There should certainly be no
trouble in raising this amount among
the good people Of this city.
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Rree Of Coat.

All persons wishing TO test the merits
of . great remedy-one that will posi-
lively cure consumption, coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis. OF any affection of
the throat and lnngs-aFe requested TO
call at 3. Wheldon,s drug store and get
a trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, fres Of cost.
which viii show yo1 what regular dol
lar size bottle win do. ID
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SHORT HoRNs-J. b. Miller, of En-
poria, purchased on March 2lst, of II.
]. Loomis the fine one year old short
horn bull "Mullet," out of Imported
knight" and "Misse," for $175. This
is one of the best bred bulls in America
and Mr. Miller Is fortunate ia securing
a prize animal to head his herd. "Mul-
letr' can be seen at Mr.. Miller's place at
Horton. Parties wishing To improve
their stock will do well to call upon Mr..
AHnl.-
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The Breeders' Gazetle OF March e0

The Breeders Gazette of March 90
says: J. v. Randolph. of Emporla,
Kan, sold to James A. Yore,. of Fort
Benton. Mont, fifiy-three spring pigs of
the Poland China breed. fifty sows and
three bears. for the sum Of $500, to be
delivered on the cars the LIST of June.
This IL probably the largest sale of pigs
for breeding purposes that has ever
been made west of the Mississippi.
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WORDS OF Doom
The Sentence OF Death Pronounced Upor


The Sentence OF Death Pronounced Upon
z. d. Mosley.
Monday in the district court the
motion for q new trial in the case of the
state of Kansas vs.. E. d. Mosley was
overruIed, and the prisoner was sen
fenced TO be hanged by Judge Graves,
for the murder. in completely with his
mother, Mary Isabelle Martin, of Lo-
raine NJ. Keiger, in this city last June.
The prisoner, in response to the inquiry
whether he had anything to say why
sentence OF death should not
be passed upon him, made
quite an address to the coart, stating
that he was innocent of the crime with
which he was charged, but had been
convicted by public sentiment. By the
laws of Kansas persons convicted of
murder in. the first degree are ilnpfison-
cd in the penitentiary FOR one year and
at the end of that time the governor can
issue an order for their execution. but as
no executive has ever exercised that
prerogaiive the penalty is equivalent 10
imprisonment for life MosIey will be
taken TO the penItentiary IN few days
where his mother was taken some
months ago.
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A sbipwreeked sailor
Waiting for O sail:
No sail from dAv tn day
KNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.
Program of Arrangements. Committees
Prizes, &c, OF the Twelfth Annual
Session OF the Grand Lodge to be
Held in EmpOriR Tuesday

Session OF the Grand Lodge to be
Held in EmpOria Tuesday
May 18TH.
Rowland s. Co. have just finished
printing the invitations to the Grand
Lodge of the knights of Pythias to be
held in this city, commencing Tuesday,
May 10Th. They arevery handsome and
reflect great credit upon the skill and
taste of the Messrs. Rowland. The fol-
lowing is the program of arrangements,
reports of committees and prizes TO he
offered on that occasion:
PROGRAMME,
Reception and escortIng to quarters of VISIT
ing Lodges, up to II 80.
r. M.-An bouies will assemble at their re-
spective headquarters, preparatory to tax
80 p. M.EEscorting Grand Lodge to posi-
2 7. M.-Grand Parade.
P. M-Public Reception of the Grand
Address. rendering the hospitality of the
City to the Grand Lodge and visitors by
Address Of welcome to Grand Lodge on
behalf of Knights Of Emporia, bg
Knight j. ". Fefehan.
Response by ID. J. Holland G. C.
4 p. M.-Prize Drill, Band Contest, and
Awarding of Prizes.
d. Weldon. Chm. W. +. Ewing, Treas.
T. n. Sedgwick, Secretary
RECEPTION.
T. 3. Jones. Chm. Durra Hail. I. D. yox.
INVITATION.
Durra Hail, Chm. p. P. Payne, II. L. Jones.
IN s.,...i TR ANS 800.
l. y SeDs"i'NWi M 4. Arccarty. " = 0fAnen'
FINANCE.
]. D. Fox, Chm; N B. Ireland, We, Ewing,
B. Weldon, j. g. james,
PRINTING.
W. C. Fi'Aian' G w. r.. Grlnnth. G P. Thei''
MUSIC.
''haries Holmes, CHI M rov,s Charles Fletcher
Z P Bruner. Chm. WI. Mccarty.
j. w. Feighan. d. A. Stanl,
P. J. Carmichael. a. NJ. Sommcrs.
a. 5. Smith. Chm. :. J. smith. ]. S. Conwell,
w. u. Vail. D. A Jones. j. II. Hib6en.
D. F. LOngenecker, Chm: II. s. Jones.
Ed hoffer.
HOTELS
eooi'oEgM erehan ats avenue fremont .A FiA0o
oId Fifth Avenue.
n PRIzEs-CLAss A..
| Open to ali Divisions of the Uniform Rank.
! For best Drill Division or Drill
Corps, consisting of not less than
: This prize must be Competed for in separate
/ drill by not less than two Divisions or two
Drill Corps.
CLASS b.
| Open to all Lodges in Kansas.
First Pr1ze-For the best appearing
Lodge Division or Drill Corps In line
OF march or parade on tine street. $76. 90
| Second Prize-For aext best 600
| For these prizes Lodges Will not be consiti-
| cred contestants unless they number at least
/ ten Knights and captain.
/ CLASS C.-BAEDs.
| Open 10 all Brass or Silver Bands. barring
the Knights Templar Band, of Emporia,
| Kansas, on account of being a home band.
| Fir Pr.ze-For best Band, to consist
of not less than ten pieces -. -. 10000
| Second Prize-Ncxt best .-......-. 5000
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A Plsaaant Party.

A most enjoyable party was given
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr..
Chas. Richards in honor of Messrs Frank
aud George Wheeler. OF Long POINT, III,
Music and games were features of the
evening. and refreshments were served
in the evening, which were enjoyed by
all. The company dispersed about mid.
night. having spent most pleasant
evening.
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GREAT SALE
OFThOrouEhbrea short Horns

OF Thoroughbred short Horns.
On Saturday, April 7th, 1 will sell
twenty-Onc head of herd book short
horns at the stables of Pruyn & Pear
sail The herd consists of bulls and
COWS, all purchased from the best herds
In central Illinois. Many ofthem were
selected for me by the greatest of breed
ers j. II. Potts & Son. The animals are
first-class in all respects and stock raisers
will consult their interests by being
present. Fl. J. LOOMS. Agl.
II. w. PEARsALI, Auctioneer.
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RnckIan,s Arnica save.

The BEST sALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, burns, sores, ulcers, salt Theum.
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
bialns, corns, and all skin eruptions. 1t
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price, % cents per
box For sale by B. Wheldon.
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AuaDdsoma Residence

E. Sprague staked off the ground
for the new residence which
Major Hood is about to erect on State
street The plans and specifications
were prepared by Mr.. Carr, the Leaver-
worth architect. and the ELEVATIONS of
the building indicate that it will be an
improvement that will not be rivaled
for beauty and elegance in Emporia.
Mr.. Spragne will begin work on the
house forthwith, and will push it to
completion With his characteristic en-
ergy.