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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-03
NORMAL NEWS.

The Normal purchased $15 worth of
plants for the parterre, and they will be
put in this week. The list includes
geraniums. pansies, fever few, daisies,
verbenas, honeysuckles, clematIs and
hybrid perpetual roses.
The combinations" are going to have
picnic next Saturday. There VIII be
about sixteen couples, with dinner ito
match"
Rev. Mr. Price, of Madison. Elder
Rice, Rev. Mackay and ]. S. Fenimore,
of Peru, Ind, were visitors to-day.
The literature class is finishing Eng
lish literature. P. E. DAGoeUE.
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Notice to Coatractors and E3DHders
Sealed bids viii be received up to Sat
urday 10 O'Clock NJ, May 19ih. for build
ing q church edifice 34x55 feet and lee
ture room-22xe5 feet, for the Methodist
Episcopal church at Reading, Lyon
county, Kansas. Plans and specifica-
tions OF the same can be seen at NJ. W.
s.ratlon's near the depot in Reading.
The committee reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
NJ. w. STRATToN,
w. II. SEvERY,
HENRY JAcoBY,
Building committee.
Reading. Kansas, April 2S, 1888.
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Al Han,lsome Present .

Our worthy townsman, o. +. Sawyer,
was recently made the gratIfied recipient
OF handsome phaeton. which was pre-
sented TO him BY Frank Grosscup, who
has been employed in the dry goods
store OF the former for about two years.
This handsome gift is thoroughly apprc-
ciatea by Mr.. Sawyer, more, perhaps. as
an expression Of the good, will which il
indicates than in view OF its intrinsic
value.
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The whole physical mechanism he
comes impzired by the heavy winter
diet and lack OF open air exercise.
Ayers SaTspariiIa is the proper remedy
to take in the spring OF tie year 70 puri-
fY the blood inTlgorate the system, ex-
cite the liver TO action, and restore the
heslthy tone and vigor 70 the syn1era
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II stands at the head-"The Light
Running Domestic" Do not be dcceiv-
cd by INSCRIPTIONS representatives OF
other machines who claim to handle an
improved Domestic. All such claims
are fraudulent, and are made for the sole
purpose OF trying to sell q second.class
imitation on the known and recognized
merits of the Domestic. The only Do
mesuc sewing machine is manufactured
by the Domestic Sewing Machine CON-
pany at Newark, New Jersey, and sold
by Smith & Hail, in Emporla. A full
line on hand Of Domestic. White and
other machines. Call and examine our
machines and be suited.
SAITH & HAIL.
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PERSONAL MENTION

II. d. Pollock and family. moved to
Hartford Tuesday
8Chaplain Lutz started to the Indian
Territory "Wednesday
J. S. McWhortes's physician reports
him as being much better.
W G. Potter and wife, Of Cottonwood
Falls, were in the city Tuesday.
". A. Morgan, of the Chase County
Leader, was In the city Tuesday.
DIR. ]. A Young is attending meet
ing of the State Dental association at
Lawrence.
Louis f. Levy, of Leavenw ORTIZ, has
accepted position in the dry goods
store of o. f. Sawyer.
p. II. Chinn, the popular salesman,
has accepted q position with w. II. Sup
pc, of the 90 cent store.
Conductor White has resigned his po-
sition on the Santa Fe, and thinks some
of going to Tennessee.
Mrs. Henry T. Wright, formerly OF
Fort Scott, now of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is visiting .Mrs. c. r. Rice.
DIR. Criley, an old Emporium, now re-
siding al Loveland, Ohio, Is in the city
visiting his sister, Mrs p. Carmichael.
Chef Uonnor has charge of the central
telephone Office during the absence OF
Miss Clark, who IS detained at home by
ILLNESS.
Robert Wells, of Agnes City, was in
town awhile last night on his way to
Pierce City, Mo-, to look at the country
with view To investing in property
there.
John Schanze and family removed to-
day TO Kansas City, where they will re.
side IN the future, Their departure
from Emporla is regretted by large
circle OF friends.
President Taylor, of the Normal, has
rented the handsome residence of Mrs
Amanda Wicks, who Will start with her
family in few weeks for the Pacific
coast where she will spend a year.
Hon. T. $. Jones. after snjourn OF
several years at dodge City, has re-
turned t. Cottonwood Falls. and hung
out his shingle as an attorney -atlaw
He was in the city Tuesday, and gave us
brief and pleasant call.
Will b. Jones, a former resident OF
Emporia, and who has many friends tn
this city, was married to Miss Kate E
lYes, charming aud accomplished
young lady of Brooklyn, on the 18th
| inst.
| Mayor Warren arrived home Saturday
night from trip to his ranch seventy
five miles south of Dodge City. He has {
fine bunch of cattle down there, aaC
says stock wintered much better on the
range than that which was fed here.
Miss Jennie Buell., of near Kalamazoo
Mich, who has been spending the win.
ter with her aunt, Mrs. e d. McColium
of Council Grove, 10 company with thu
latter, was the guest OF Miss Mary Jan,
Watson Monday. Tuesday she lei
for home. accompanied as ier as Law
renee by Mrs. McCollum.
We had a call Today from Robt. Par
ham, Ed, OF st. Louis, who, NAM
years ago was "a prominent citizen o
Emporia. He located here in 1857, ant
built saw mill just north &C the Nor
NAL school, and was afterwards connect
ed with other business enterprises. II,
/ 4 II IL.
county. Mr.. p. is now located in st
Louis, and Is connected with the 81
Louis Lead and OIL Co.
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The Emporia News.
THuRspAY. nay ., lsaa.
PUBLIC sALE.--I van ofer a. public

PUBLIC SALE.--I will offer at public
auction. at my farm. two miles north Of
Neosho Rapids, on
FRIDAY. MAY IL, 1888,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following prop
eriy:
10 mich COWS. with calves by their
side and n calve,
Stwo-year old steers.
Z one year old steers,
6two-year old heifers,
0 one year old heifers,
good bull I'VE years old.
Terms of sale: On all SUMS of 80
and under, cash; on all sums over 30, six
months time will be given, with per
cent. interest and good banksble paper;
o per cent off for cash.
SIMON GENTNER.
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A life saved for thiriy-hve cenisi a
lady IN Boston had Dfptheria and was
almost dead from stapguleiioB, buf was
almost instantly relieved and finally
cured by J 0husDnis Anodyne Liniment
Every family should have q bottle ready
for instant use. Seld at Hore's drug
store.
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vha rIr.tnf a. season

The public were favored Tuesday even
ing with charming open air concert by
the K. r. band-the first of the season
at the intersection of Commercial street
and Sixth avenue. This musical feast
drew together large assemblage of poo
pie who listened with delight to the fol-
lowing excellent program:
Victorious March ..--.-.. Wagner
DoppIe Polka ---.---...- 49,. Petite
selection from Macbeth verdi
Les Sirenes waltz -...=.. =. Wordtenfel
La Belle Creole March. MinkeT
The several numbers were executed
with characteristic grace and
perfection of technique. and the
manner of their rendition gave evidence
of industry which the band has employ
ed during tl.e winter months, which
have been devoted to faithful practice
The band is at present rebearsing ~Wil
ham Tel, eTanhauser" and oihel
standard operas, and win shortly be abb,
10 produce them Tor the public deleeta
t;or
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The Condition..

Lodges desiring to compete tor the
prizes at the grand lodge of the Knights
of Pythias, to be held in Emporia, com
lnencing May Is, 1888, will be limited to
the official manual of drill and tactics of
the knights of Pythias, subject TO the
following conditions of entries tor
prizes:
Glass A.-9pen TO all divisions of the uni
form rauE.-For best drill division or drill
corps. consisting OF not less than tWenty-four
knights aud 4 captain $500
Glass B.--Open to all lodges,-First prize,
SIS For the best appearing lodge division
or drill corps in line OF march or parade on
the street. second prize, for the next best,
$50.
Lodges will not be considered contestants
for these prizes unless they number ~ least
Z. o. BRUNER,
j. W. FEIGHAN,
T.. j. CARMICHAEL,
w. L McCARFY,
ID. A. STsHL.
A. N SoNHERS,
Committee on Parade and Prize Drill
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Profitable investment One dollars
worth of SherIdan's Cavalry Condition
Powders fed 70 coop of thirty hens
will yield profit of three dollrrs, be-
sides preventing all manner Of diseases
Be sure TO get Sheridanss The large
packs are worthless. Sold at Mocre,s
| drug store.
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Horse Raoe

4 race viii be had at the fair grounds
on Saturday afternoon between Jim
Davis, belonging TO D. r. Price, and
Bald Hornet, owned by G. Jackson.
The heat will be single one Of a quar-
ter of mile, and $50 is up on each
side.
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: STRAYED.-On Sunday evening, April
29lh. from near Arvonia, one gray u. are,
about fifteen hands high, with 0na Que
right silver eye; also chestnut sorrel
marc pony, with white star III forehead;
also yearling roam gray colt following
the pony. Both mares had on bGlteys.
Any information concerning The above
strsys will be amply rewarded.
ID. " Thomas,
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KicLo.,hu starr

Robert Roberts, residing three miles
north of the city, was kicked IN the alb
domen by 8 steer, while engaged
in the work of branding cattle. Hisin
juries are painful, but not serious
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FuK SALE-At Thomas s. Junes's
store, the Mosely's cabiu't creamery.
Answers for large or small dairies, also
for hotels, restaurants and boarding
houses. The lower part answers the
purpose of refrigerator. Also Stand
ard churn for sale at the same place.
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$75 REwARD.-S.olen, on Sunday
night, April slh, 1888, at Neodesha,
Kansas, one bay horse, 5 years old,
blaze face, with large scar on right
front leg, shoulder and breast, cut by
barb wire, about 1919 hands high, elm
built, feilock hair short, aud weighs
about 1 900 pounds.
Also one black Canadian horse, A
years old, small star in forhaed, oil of
his feet white, heavy built, carries his
head low, weighs about 1000 pounds.
$50 reward will be given for the hors-
es, and $25 for the thief. Address,
Am. MASON, Neodesha, Kan.
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Argonia. osage county, Kansas

STRAYEDTOne red and white spotted
milk COW, with left horn turned down
and slip of of the under part Of right
ear. The finder will be rewarded by
addressing Holmes & Jilson, Emporia.
Ranaaa
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District Court.
Judge G B. Graves convened court
Monday and made the following assign
ment of cases tor the June term:


Monday and made the following assign
ment of cases tor the June term:
CIVIL CASES.
Nos. 8, 81, At, June 4th.
Nos. 90 and %, June 5th.
Nos SO, 80, 1877, June 9th.
Nos. 80, 81, IS, June eth.
Nos Al, As, 81. June 9Th.
Nos 50 ana 20, June 9th.
Nos Sc, 100, ITO, Ill, 13S, June 18th.
No. 50, June 18th.
No. 40, June 18th.
No. 60. June 18th.
Nos "a and 1873, June 18th.
No. IS, June 10Th.
Nos. So, n, 78, 20, June 18Th
Nos. Go, IS, 1877, June 10Th.
Nos. 106 and 1875, June Goth.
No 1871, June 23rd.
Nos so, 90, IA, June 25th.
Nos. 139 and 30, June Goth.
COURT CASES.
Nos. ?, %, 81 June IS.
No. - j une 80.
No. liz June 81.
Nos. 81 and III July l..
Nos. Al and ll3 July 2.
The following additional business y as
Transacted:
The assignee OF Looms IS LOOMS
was ordered to pay tax warrant in full
O. II. Curtis vs. Calvin HoaGley
mandate presented ami assigned fol
trial.
The Empor'a y tiahai Ba.k rs Sher
man 81 Richaid>na e al; f L. Ryan ap
pointed Il ce,v.r, % tak. charge ofrrop
er;y.
". b. Chan,b IS vs.. L. r. Vernon G
all; continued till September.
H. V. Bundrem VS.. J. B. Moon, a
| sheriff dismissed.
"A decree Of divorce was granted II
the case OF Felix Skaggs vs. ANN,
Skaggs, and the custody OF minor chile
was given t. the plaintiff.
Court then adjourned until Monday
| Nav %.
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WAHTED-To trade good Neosho
river farm of 100 acres, well improved
and with timber and water. This IS
one OF the best farms 10 the county and
located nut ono mile and a half from
Emporia. Will trade for a stock ranch
with timber and water. Call or address
j. l.. WELLS & Bro.
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For only $75 you can buy a first class
new cabinet organ mt the 90 cent store.
Call and see IL. Fully guaranteed for
I've years rrrIa date.
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Mrs. Jennings, over the Famous shoe
store has very large assortment of new
spring hats which she is selling at -25
cents only Call and select. D..
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MoNEY-To loan at seven per cent.
interest and commission. Mortgage can
be paid off ut any time borrower desires.
II. Llewlyn Jones nj the court house.
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AUCTIoNEER-I1em when you
want salesman that understands the
business, knows the people ami always
stands up to the racket, he can b. found
by addressing,
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WANTED-A number of steer calves
from one 10 six months old, Address
DE-. Miller, Emporia, Kansas.
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Bashaw Clay, the standar

Bashaw Clay, the standard bred trot-
ting stallion No. l014, will make the
season Of 1888 at his owners
barn in the rear of the Central carriage
shops on Fifth avenue. Emporia, Kan
sAs. Terms: $25 to insure; $15 for the
season. Persons having good mares will
do we'll to look at this horse and exam
inc his pedigree before breeding else
where, as he is one of the best bred trot
ting stations in the west.
WI .HoLLAHDsYoRrH owner.
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MoNEY-Money at Warren s. Leigh
toms is too cheap to steal. You can
borrow IL at prices never before made in
Kansas
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For SALE-Forty acres of school
land at bargain. f. z. PAYNE,
Office In Savings Bank building.
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The Estey organ depot is at the stand
ard music house, p. D. building. Thge
Sogard, sole agent
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Several Lives Lost By an ExpIosIoE
the Keystone Coal Mines.

NEW York, April 30.-An AsIiian
Pa, special says: a fearful expiosits
has Just occurred at the Keystone &C
liery mines, by which several lIv
have been lost and numb
OF miners seriously and probab
fatally injured. The explosion caust
the sudden collapse Of q pillar. causir
an immense fall OF coal. The rus
of coal forced down the gas wit
such rapid velocity as 20 cauf.
an explosion. The full extent Of the di
aster cannot yet he learned Great e.:
element prevails st the mouth Of Il
mine, where people are eathe
ed IN large numbers. CharIt
Tyler, Patrick Regan and Coney WALTZ
have been taken out, more dead thu
alive. The dead body of Andrew Jon9
has just been taken out. Three otheS
are known TO be killed, A number (
others are also badly injured. PHYS
cisns and priests are hurfying 10 %
scene Of disaster.
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RIVERSIDE POULTRY YARDS. - Ply
mouth Rock eggs for sale.
CRICKET RANDOLPH.
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION. viii on Sat
urdsy, May, 8, 1888, sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, all
that is then left OF the stock of goods
of Loomis & Loomis at the store, No.
192 Commercial street, Empona, Kan
sSs. The property to be sold includes =
firStclass lot of timers tools, patterns,
ETC., some timers stock and the unsold
portion OF the general hardware and
tinware stock of goods. Hours of sale
10 to. IL a. m, 3 TO 5 p. N. and T:3O to 9
D. IN. The ilnshop outfit win be sold at
8 O'Clock D. m. If the goods are moi
closed ont the sale will be continued on
Monday. May Z. 1888. at the same hours
L. b. KELLOGG, Assignee.
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The ladies of the Congregational
church, are going TO have aloan exhibit
ton sometime In May, and solicit The
loan of any articles curious, quaint or
ancient from their possessors. They
desire that anyone in the town or coun-
try having such articles which they are
willing to lend, will INFORM the chair
man of tho collecting committee, Mrs.
]. A. Young. These articles will be in
sured, and the ladies hold themselves
responsible for their return il good con-
dition.
MoNEY-Money TO loan on personal
property. Notes bought.
q. B. BAcHELLER.
We have money To loan at extremely
low rates.
EMPoRIA LOAN s. Trust Co.
Sixth avenue. west OF First National
Bank. Emporia, Kans.
STRAW WoRK:-Our blocks have
arrived and We arc now pre-
pared TO 90 all kinds of straw
work 20 order. Bring your old bats and
bonnets and have them re-shaped.
Bleaching aud pressing specially.
ScorT s. DAILY,
No. 1876 Commercial street.
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Plymouth Rock eggs for sale--two
dollars per setting. WM. B. ScoTT.
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+. L. PAYNE,
ONCE in Savings Bank building, down
stairs, Emporia, Kansas.
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KANSAS RAILROADS.
Assessments on the varIous Carr
T.faes of the state.


Assessments on the VarIous CarryI
Lines of the State.
TOPEKA, April 2S.-The state boaI
of railroad assessors has finished
labors, having been at work since APP
10. The main track and right of "
OF the several roads in Kansas were
sessed ct the following rate per mi
Republican Valley, 5000; .Atehis
and Nebraska $4.600; Atchison, > Jew
City and Western, $500; Atchist
Colorado and Pacific, $500; Cent
Branch, Union Pacific, 5000; LeaveI
worth, Topeka and Southwestern, s
600; Manhattan, Alma and Burlingant
$1,000; Nebraska, Topeka, To-
and Memphis, $1,000; Otta'
and Burlington, $4,000; FL
LeaTenworth, 5000; st. Louis, FC
Scott & Wichita, $4,000; st. Joe
Western, $4,000; MarYsvilIe & 81
Valley, $13, 600; Missouri Pacific, Ate
ison section 5000; Missouri Pacific, n
braska extension, s. 900; Missouri I
oific, Kansas and Arizona division, S
600; Missouri. Kansas & Texas a
Missouri Pacific, main line, 81, 200; NJ
souri, Pacific, Neosho division, SAC
Missouri Pacific, Usage div
ion, $4,000; Kansas City, Ed
Scott and Gulf, $1,000; LeavenwoI
Branch, Kansas Division, Union Paci
railroad, $1,000; ST. LouIs, Lawreu
s. Western, $4,000; Salina & SoutiWe
ern, main line, 81. 900: Solomon, $4,0
Kansas Sc Missouri, 1900; Fort Snii
Southeast Sc Memphis, $4,000; Ri
Hill, $4,000; Short Creek & JoplN
81, 500; Memphis, Kansas g Coloral
$4,000: Missouri s. Western, $3.50
Joplin railroad, $4,000; Joplin
| Galens, $500; Kansas City
T. & S. F. railroad. main line IN oFgs
lied counties, 5000; Pleasant Hill
De Soto, 81 ZOO; Kansas City, Empoi
son, "a 200; Florence, FL Dorado
s. Southwestern, $4,000; Kf
sas Central, 50 eco; Junction City q.
FIT. Kearney, $4,000; side tracks of
several lines DermIle, $4,000 The f
sessment throughout is slightly IN G
cess of that for 1882. The board W.
meet again on Thursday of next week
confer with the railroad oiflcisis re
tive 20 any changes that may be deem
necessary to the assessment.
THE ROLLING STOCK
of the roads was assessed as follow
Locomotives, "a 900; box cars, $27
coal cars, 5000; passenger cars, $500
cattle cars. $3.50; platform cars, $50
combination cars, $275; caboose ca
5000 emigrant cars, $500; postal ca
s., COO; hand cars, S25; mail. bagga
and express cars, $1,000 push cars, 81
| pile drivers, 81 900; pay ears, 50 90
| derrick cars. 5000; wreckinR cars, $50
water cars, $500; oil cars, $50. sto
room cars. $500; sleeping cars, 5000
chair cars, $1,000. Telegraph lines
all roads, per mile, $40.
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NJ. IA. WOOD. EmporIa, Kansas.

NorIcE-Know all persons by this
that my vile. Jennie or Jane Harris, has
LETT my bed and hoard without cause,
therefore all persons are warmed not to
trust her on my account.
OSCAR j. HARRIS.
CAhoIa Creek, Lyon county. Kansas.
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Money TO Loan on Personal Security,
or on chattel m ortgage.
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Cor. II. W. PEAnsALL, Salesman.

FARMERS AND STocK RAIsERs LOOK
TO Your IHTEREsTs.-I have one Of the
best stations in the country for many
purposes. Call at my residence north.
west of the State Normal school build
ing aud see him. For further informa-
ton 1 refer you to the following named
persons living in and near Emporia;
Henry Mcmillan, II. w. Hawkins, Jas.
Shaw, James O'Toole, Brice Taylor,
John Strain and W. G. Martin. Care
will be taken to prevent accidents, but
no liability on my part should any oc-
cur. Terms easy.
With WOOD. Emporia, Kansas.
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Cows and Heifers Wanted.
i want hundred cows and heiIers
from one 10 four years old.
T. ]. PR1cE.
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SAMUEL Love. groom.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-Go to
headquarters with your butter, eggs,
poultry and grain-to N. Amsbaugh at
Dunlap, Kansas, where you can buy
goods of all kinds at bottom prices.
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MoNEY-Money TO loan on personal
property. Notes bought
g. b. BAcHELLFR.
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THURSDAY, April p

Lesh Bro. will sell you groceries as
cheap as the cheapest When you come
for your mail give them call, in the
rear of the postoffice building. We
want all your butter and eggs. Our
stock is quite complete, consisting OF
canned and shelf goods, fancy aEd heavy
groceries, wooden ware, etc.
That mammoth pile of straw is hats,
hats, at Tressler So Lowry's.
We are now receiving our spring
stock of hats, caps, boots, shoes and
clothing; fancy goods, novelties and
notions of the latest cat, at I'D. Glib
sons.
New invoice of lace collars at j. D.
Gibson's.
Oils for luSricating at Bonds.
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Emporia. Kansas.
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-ssc. wagons for So cents at J. s.
-eil stoves. for summer use. at J. s.
GIbson's.
"A new stock OF whee1barroxs and
bird cages at ]. 8. Gibson's.
-McLean's cordial for spring foyer at
n. w. Gibson's.
Headlight coal oil. 175 degrees, at
Bonds.
See our line ofIadles' gold pins at
j. d. Gibson's.
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3 for lubricatiDg at Bonds.
TUESDAY, May 1, g:

OEoDAI1 -HAUJ i OF
Lesh Bros. have just received bran
new show case from Kansas City. 1t is
a beauty and no mistake.
Three car loads of horses went west
on the evening freight last nipht.
Farmers are complaining that their
early planted corn is rotting in the
ground. The weather has not been too
wet for IL, but rather too dry. There has
been just ddmpness enough to swell
corn, and then it turned off dry enough
to kill the sprout.
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11MEOAl1-A A1UElN . IAOoI CO.
Sixth avenue, west oi First National
Bank. Emporia. Kans.
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We have money to loan at extremely
low rates.
EMPoRIA LOAN s. Trust Co,