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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-27
To NEW YORK.

One day, no matter when, the writer
boarded the "Kansss City Express" for
New York. and he got there, but not on
the above named train. That train
landed him safe, sound and hungry in
the Kansas Missouri metropolis.
Many pleasant, and some not so pleas
ant, "reminiscences were awakened as
passed by some of the old defunct towns
along the Kaw river. For instance, the
brakeman called out "Tecumseh," and l
rememb ered at once the thriving county
seat of Shawnee county and candidate
for the state capitol. It was believed
that Tecumseh Was the only town along
the Kaw that would ever have bridge.
The wise ones knew that Topeka would
have to depend always upon cable fer
rY. No one would ever think of build
ing bridge at that point. An abut-
ment was put IN at an early day, but
the bridge was never built. The
foundation for Bethany college
was first laid at Tecumseh. The
writer built, almost with his own
hands and money, the first brick church
OF Kansas tor whites. The old building
is now used for a school house. The
first brick court house of Kansas was
built there, and I believe the first cut
stone front store building. Here wife and
I began Housekeeping, and here were
made glad by the presence of our first
born son.
But Tecumseh is dead. Topeka and
Yankee enterprise killed the pro-slavery
town,
A little further on Lecompton was
called, and old times and associations
were once more in front of me. ]
thought of Governors Shannon, FEEDER
| Geary, Stanton, Denver and others. We
had many governors in those days, as
well as stormy times. was pres
ent and heard Jim Lane make
his first speech in the capital Of
Kansas territory Not a pro-slavery
man wagged his tongue aloud that day.
I can't write it here, but am of the
! opinion that there are more buried an
| IlClpotlOuS dLnOuR bnOs6 nlllS b1du auS
where IN Kansas; and presume there
are some real runs around the old cap.
ital site The old Lecomptonites cussed
Lane, but his name lives there in connec
ton with the United Brethren college
1 need not write of Lawrence. Il
lives to tell its own story. But 1 well
remember my first visit to the historic
city" 1t was before it had history
There were few log cabins, sod huti
aud tents where the city now rel ,ices il
beautiful prosperity. Lecompton was 6
pro-slavery town. 1t died out. Law
renee was q Yankee city. It lives.
Our train reached Kansas City in good
time. Here l secured refreshments
purchased tickets and boarded a trair
for st. Louis. 10 little while wal
ready for sleep. did not see much o
Missouri. But never g1 to sleep on I
tram without thinking of the brave en-
gineer and his fireman who watch whilI
I sleep. Who rightly appreciates thu
| uorLr of thaaa mon n r r
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A CHANGE.

]. w. Murphy Wednesday took posses
sion OF the Decent store az successor Of
W. Il. Suppe. MIR. Murphy has pur-
chased the entire stock except the line
of organs, and will con-
tinue business at the old stand. 4 gen.
eral summary of the stock includes
iewelry, silver sets, queensware, all
kinds OF house furnishing goods and an
unlimited variety of notions. Mention
of the name of the new proprietor IL as
surance that the business will be con-
Quoted in q manner guaranteeing
its old time popularity. Mr.. Muir
ply is well known thorough
business man of much capability
and strict integrity. We prophecy toI
him success in his new undertaking.
Mr.. W. 81. Suppe will continue tC
deal IN organs, 10 which
line he has large trade. and viii soor
op0n Q new music store.
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1fZD

Johnnie, the S-Year-old son of Ellis w.
and Hannah Jones, died Tuesday after
noon of diphtheris. The funeral will
take place from the family residence On
Coal creek at 80 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Little Johnnie was the pride
OF the household, and his sudden taking
of by the dread disease which seized
him is calamity which breaks the
hearts OF the parents In their bereave-
ment the father and mother have the
most sincere sympathy of their numer-
Gus friends, many OF whom knew and
loved the boy who is thus suddenly
taken from his earthly home 10 still
brighter one above.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-27
For Sale by
D. G.. McMURTRIE,
The South and southsas. Florida.
Emporia, Kansas.

The South and Southeast E1Oridns
Should you contemplate trip 70
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Sa
vannah, Ga, Charleston, 5. c., jackson
vile, Florida, OF in fact any point in the
south or southeast, it will be t. your ia-
terest to examine the advantages over
all other lines offered by the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain s Southern railroad
Iron Mountain Route in the way of
fast time, elegant equipment, &C.
At present a daily train is run from
Saint Louis Grand Union Depot, at
tached to which will be found an ele-
egant Pullman Palace sleeping car,
which runs through TO Nashville, Tenn,
where direct connection is made with
express trains of connecting lines, for
points mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the Jackson
vile express, having Pullman Palace
sleeping car of the very finest make at
tached, which runs through to jackson
vile, Florida, without change.
For further information address
F. CHANDLER,
.J,L.G. CHARLTON, Gen. Tiki. Agent.
Asst Gen. Tiki. Agent
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Last night after the speaking had
closed and the crowd had dispersed
some of the Democratic boys took pos
session of the e. p. band and went
around sereGadIng. Among other plac-
e. the Republican was remembered. tor
which our thanks are extended. The
music Of the < p. band is always well
Republican
And their spokesman, Mr.. Metz, called
for three cheers sfor the Republican and
its liberal yiews." Why did the Re
publican omit mention of this little CON-
plimente The first duty OF , newspa-
per lie 20 giEs the nsws just as II is
Emp0Fis News.
The verdict of the majority of the
readers OF the EmporIs Republican here
abouts will be lhst the gratitude Of the
Democracy has been well earned by
that paper during the campaign just
closed. and il is q ghort step from the
Republican Office TO the Democratic
carnp.-Eurek8 Herald.
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ZOE TIE HoLIDAYs
I. d. Fox . Co. Announce m UnDaraI
lsled Assortmsnt and IN Immense stool

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
!. ID. FOX . Co. Announce an UnparaI-
leled Assortmsnta and IN Immense Stock
OF Goods In Their Departments.
We beg 70 call your attention 10 the
fact that our Mr.. 1. ID. Fox has Just re-
termed from New York and other east
ern cities, where he spent two months in
buying and selecting our holiday goods.
These goods are far handsomer and
cheaper than In former years. Our stock
will be fully twice as large as that Of
any previous year, and will consist
partly Of all kinds, grades and prices Of
juvenile. standard and miscellaneous
books.
Also . large assortment OF expensive
gift books.
Albums, in endless variety-Our own
importation.
All kinds of plush goods, from q
pocket companion 70 q $50 dressing
case.
InJapanese goods,we shall have many
new and original designs, Including all
the different varieties usually found in
that line.
Ia wall ornaments, We have full line
Of wall cabinets, in cherry, oak and
ebony. Also an entirely new line of
wall and bedroom brackets.
Our line Of basket goods is simply Inn
mense.
We shall have full stock of brass,
bronze and nickle goods, including
writing sets, clocks. sconces, plaques,
bones, tambourines, hand painted, and
many new novelties.
In speaking Of our pictures, We cay
without fear OF contradiction, that it is
the largest line ever offered In the west.
In the collection will be found six artist
proof engrAvings, pastello, Oleographs,
colored photographs, and crayon and
water colOring combined. All hand
painted.
Our toy department Will have many
new and interesting articles for the little
folks, and will have none of the cheap
trashy goods carried by many dealers
II has been our aim to combine utility
with beauty, and we believe our patrons
will join with US in saying we have sue
ceeded.
In addition to our regular stock, Chins
limb dolls, wax and model wax dolls, w
have added 9 large assortment of the
"Bebe Juneau" dolls. These dolls ar,
almost as perfect as any living child
can be placed In any attitude that achilC
can assume. They are very durable, and
much cheaper than heretofore.
We have called attention TO only few
Of the leading articles in our large stock
and space torbIds to enumerate further
Our jewelry department Is crowded
with all the goods usually found in sucl
stocks.
We allow no Misrepresentation In tn
sale Of any of our goods
Knowing that we have the goods. an
guaranteeing that we can sell you good
- low as the lowest, we hope to be faV
ored with aplessant call and lnspcctio
Of our goods. Respectfully,
I'D. Fox & Co,
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Tuesday nlgnE ass.sr the concert the
s'Cherabs'' tendered1 banquet to Mr..
Henning and.those who took the par
In the program. The party repaired 70
tie Knights Of PythIas' hall In the Ma
sonic temple and indulged in dancing
until the teass Of good things was en-
nounced to be awaiting them in Lee On's
restaurant below. And it was feast Of
good things, accompanied with '-fow
of soul" After pleasant hour II the
festal board the party again returned TO
the hall and danced until .'this morn
ing" The <. OF p. orchestra provided
the music.
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Mt. W. F. Merrill, who lived twenty
miles southwest of thecity, died Wednes-
day morning at 8 O'Clock from typhoid
fever, He was 81 years Of age. His
residence In Kansas had been but little
more than year. he having come from
Michigan. He had been q member of
The II. E. church from boyhood, and
was member of the A. o. U. w. The
funeral will take plscs from the resi-
dence of his brother, Mr.. D, w. East.
man.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-27

The best saIge in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chIlblains,
corns and all skin eTuptfons, and ptlsi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
lie guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box For sale by B. WheIdon.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-27

All persons who like to have their
cakes, buildings, SAUCES aud creams flaw
ored with fsvorIngs Ihst are delicious
las fresh as the ripe and perfect fruits
should use DIR. Pricea,s Special Flaw
oring Extracts Dr.. Price YVES years per-
fecting these havorings, snd the large
sale that they are having is evidence
thaf they are aupFeciased.
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rARMER.s REAP rHIs.
what the COn'insntaI Insurance Con.

UA-.S SAo OOu'A1ouN8A Insurance COmR4~
ny IL Doing.
RECEIVED OF CONTINENTAL. IEsUR-
ANcE COMPANY, as damages by light
ming TO school district No. % wells
ford) 500 IS. Gus. HURLBURr, Clerk.
T. EDWARDS. Treasurer.
The following Is list Of some Of the
other losses paid:
George o. Bridges, Beloil, Kansas,
JsW. Mack. Council Grove. Kansas.
School district No. So. Lena Valley,
Kansas, 821y60.
J; 8. Durborow. Memphis, Kansas,
9: W. Alspach. Axtell, Kansas.
9: i. William. Marion. KAnsas.
school district No. SO, Columbus,
Kansas, 81, 999.5O.
T. j. johnson, Wade, Kansas, g.
Cyrus Sullivan, Wichita, Kansas,
1914 II.
E. Il. and ]. r. Spencer. Reading,
Kansas, S615 81.
ANY honest loss Is paid from 81 up
without one particle of delay.
Farmers, insure in the Old Reliable
Continental. Over one thousand Losses
paid to farmers last year. Capital
&5,OOOOOO. I'D. BEAIs,
Agent for Lyon and adjoining counties
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Los or PeOzle

Get bilious, haye heavy headaches.
mouth foul, yellow eyes, ETC., all the re.
suit of i'm pare blood which can be thor
oughly cleansed, renewed and enriched
with Kidnev-Worf. II acts st the same
time on the Kidneys. LIVER and Bowels
and has more real virtue In package
than can be found in any other remedy
So 4Ea aaoae claaa of dtaaAa0a
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ELRCrRIC LIGHT.

Mr.. G. w. Coliister, representing the
Brush Electric Light association, is in
the city, at the Coolidge, and will re.
main several days. He is IN consulta
ton with a number of our leading citi.
zens in regard to the establishment Of
the electric light system in Emporia.
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Surveyors Notice.
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
EhPozIA, LYON Co., KAs..

November IL. 1854
Henry Sy ee.on T. j. Hill Caroline B. CUR
ley and Cnas. Mollahan will take notice that
the undersigned surveyor OF Lyon county
kansas, will, on Thursday. December IS. 1884,
the northeast and Southe ast corner section
sir t6l, township sixteen rs range twelve
fIzJ. Also 20 establish the cornaIs OF the east
half Of southwe> quarter and Wesf half OF
fOufheast quarter and such other a q s.seh
other corners as may be necessary TO com Dlcte
the work.
This survey II be made by order and re.
Il. H. EDMfsToN.
46@6t County surveyor
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Notice.

G. ". Newman 4 Co.. Plaintiffs, vs.. Eli
Long and W r. Long Defendants
The defendants are hereby notified thak
Char es Fletcher, Justice Of the Peace of I'm.
p0ria, Lyon County. Kansas, on the 18th tsav
Of sctober, 1884. Issued 3 gaynishment sum.
mons 10 the above cause for 1850 and inter.
est, ahd that said cause will be head b. said
day OF December. 1854. n a m.
q. W NEWMAN 4 CO..
44t3 PIainfifrs
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BADGER CREEK.
BY HOOSIER.


TUESDAY, November 25.
The election time is oyer with and
everybody busily gathering their golden
corn crop.
o. 81. Curtis Is feeding about 300 head
of cattle for Atchison.
Geo. w. Parkman has picked and got
IN fine shape about 600 bushels of fine
winter apples.
William Nelson has just finished his
sorghum crop.
w. H. Nelson has rented his farm to
J. e. Ball, lately from Ounce, Ind.
Peter Statan has commenced his win
ter term of school with full attend
ance.
I'D. Murneyhsm has sold out and
moved to the vicinity of Council Grove.
Samuel Curtis has sold his farm south
of Horton street and will soon start for
Stockton, Cal.
Ransom Statan is improving his farm
by building shedding and putting nice
frame house on il.
Judge Culver is visiting the farmers
with HE two hay presses pressing up
their hay.
Mr.. David A. Hunter, who was sue
cessfuily elected representative, is from
our midst and well known far ana near,
having settled on Badger creek when
Kansas was in her teens. Mr Hunter,
being q farmer and stock raiser, well de-
serves the position the people have be-
slowed upon him, and he will no doubt
fill the position with honor.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

The annual convention of the Lyon
County Sunday School association Is to
be held in this city, commencing Friday
evening, November %, Reports, discus
sions, Suggestions and full representa-
ton are wanted. The following is the
PROGRAM.
FRIDAY EVENING.
7:3O--LeseOns of the year, J. e. Drake.
SATURDAY MORNING.
$50 Devotional exercises.
iO:O0-HoW may the Sunday School be ma lie
to interest Ali classes and agesr d.
w. Stratton and Rev. W. T.. Snodgrass.
IL .00-A short tour IN bible lands, Rev. f. T.
Ingalls,.
AFTERNOON.
2:O0-Reports from the teld.
Appointment of committees.
9 :20-What opportunity should the Sabbath
School afford 70 the church, Rev. W II.
Barnes and Rev II. MackAy.
3:l5-Methods among the little folks. Miss 5:
e. Creighton, Mrs. II. +. Miller and
Mrs j, r. Liarkson of Topeka.
Transaction OF business.
EVENING.
7:30-SonR service.
Lecture-Value and authority OF the
Old Testament. Rev. j, r. Hendy.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
:80-Mass meeting.
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Notice.

That cher Rasmussen. PiaintiHs, vs. L. Il.
Hines, Defendant
The Defendant Is hereby notified that
Charles Fletcher. Justice of the Peace of En-
poris, Lyon County. KSnSas. on the 3lst day
of October. 1854, jssuec an order in KurniEh-
ment in the above cause for IS 90 aud that
said cause will be heard by said Justice at
his Office in Emporia on the 6th day Of be-
cember, 1884, At T..
THATCHER & RASMUSSEN
1aN-
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MARRIED.

On Sunday, November o, 1884, at the
residence of the officiating minister, r.
Turney. Mr. j. NJ. Hindsiey Of Lyon
county and Miss Ella Beale of Wabadn-
see county. May happiness attend them
through life.
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Reading, Lyon County, Kansas.

Brighter than the brightest, dainty as
dainty can be, sweeter than the sweetest,
lovelier than the loveIiesI, cheaper than
the cheapest and beyond any former
comparison are few OF the terms we
hear said of our stock of childrens'
books. I. d. Fox & Co.
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Notice of Final settlement.

Notice is hereby given TO the creditors and
all others interested IN the estate Of Louisa
spencer. Diseased, Chas We intend to make
INA! settlement of said estate ct the next
term of she probate court OF Lyon county,
Kansas commencing on January 8, 1885
W. v. Phillips,
5. l.. RUGGLES,
inf
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Kansas Is wealthy, with the finest
crops in the Union, with more wheat,
corn, cattle and hogs than any other
state In the UnIoR. Why shouldn't her
citizens have joyful Christmas and q
happy New Year? Fox & Co. are
prepared to meet all your wants.
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We are in receipt Of an elaborate DIS
sertatlon on the "AciIon Of the Halcgen
Acids and Ammonia on Lactones," by
Lemuel L Morris. formerly Of EmporIa,
bat now q chemist Al DR.. JayDe's Labra-
tory. Phiiadelphia.
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1t is rumored. in fact positively n

1t is rumored. in fact positively as
serted, the next mistress OF the White
House will be an Emporia girl. > = .
No one is expected to believe this tale,
but as 1t is the fashion IN the east for
every newspaper of prominence, to
write mp these matrimonial prospects, the
Republican falls into line and contri-
bures its morsel.-Republican
1t Is real fun TO see our contemporary
aping newspapers Of prominence" and
as the same time telling q lie that II
knows nobodv would believe to give it.
self 8 chance to demonstrate its pre-
tended George Washingtonian qualities
by parody OF al cannot tell lie, faith
er; | did it with my little Ratchet"
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LIGHT BRAMAH FowLs.-I make q
specially of Light Bramah fowls, and
have on hand some of the finest birds in
the state. Chickens for sale. Eggs in
their season. MRS. r. GIBSON,
Eight miles northeast of EmporIs; post
Office box Emporia, No. 583.
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Mrs. samuel Love desires to return
hear felt thanks to tue many friends
who have shown kindness and sympathy
in her late bereavement and especially
TO Messrs Leslie, Black and LeNis for
their kind acts.
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Blocks, black boards, desks, foot
balls, ten pins, boys harness and reins,
doll mansion houses, grocery stores,
livery stables, renaldos, circuses, Buffalo
Bill games and floor croquets at
II u. q
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For several years / vas troubled :

For several years was troubled with
Catarrh, have tried many remedies.
Ely's Cream Balm has proved the arti-
Gle desired. / believe it Is the only
cure-L B. Coburn. hard ware mereh
sat, ToWanda, Pa See adV't.
/ had suffered from cstarrh for ten
years; the pain would be so severe that
/ was obliged TO send for . doctor.
had entirely lost sense OF smell. Ely's
Cream Balm has worked 3 miracle
g. s. HslieYs, Binghampton, N. Y.
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On motion of Mr.. Walkup, the vote
whereby the petition for gas lamp At
the corner of Fifth avenue and Market
street was rejected was reconsidered, and
the petition referred to the committee on
streets and alleys.
Bills on clerks desk referred.
Adjourned. E. NJ. FoRDE, Clerk
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Tea and coffee pots in tin, in white
granite, in iron granite, in Rockenham,
in Britannia, IN nickel and SILVER plate.
Call and examine the only stock to be
found In Emparla, at the Doc Store.
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The Rev. Geo. 81. Thayer. of Bourbon,
Indiana, says: "Both myself and wife
owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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to burn it in than have ever been offered them
before.
Entirely independent OF the self feeding at
tachments. there are many valuable features
of the Modern Hard Coal Base Burner. which,
with some notifications to adapt them to the
peculiar nature Of the fuel, are quite IS yalu.
able for Soft Coal Stoves as for Hard Coal
st ives. but which have never been offered in
Soft Coal 81 owes, except combined with the
impracticabIe selcfeeding feature. because
we suppose no one befSre has happened to
think oft.
The buyer of tbs stove will obtain all the
positive advantages of the most csmplcte
Modern Hard Coal Base Burner, except the
self bleeding attachment
He will be able to keep fire or 10 hours, Or
the usual time that the household is sleeping.
without giving it attention
He will be able to warm the floor of his
room without raising the upper portion to u
distres ing and unhealthy temperature.
He will be able to reduce his expenses for
fuel at least one third. We estimate land
we know what we are talking about) that at
the expiration of three years, he viii have
better stove. and more money in his pocket.
If he buys this stove now. at the price, than
he could have If any prior construction for
! soft ooal were given him gratis.
He will attain greater cleanliness. comfort
and efficiency than has ever before been at
fned in constructions FOR soft coal will
ind his stove unusually durable, and when it
| requires repairs that it can be restored as
| good as new ut surprisingly small cost.
We do not supply any directions for opar-
citing this stove. 1t is as simple IN manage
ment as 8 COOK stove, aud requires no better
chimney
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We have just opened q large assert
ment of clocks, and can sell you clock
from $l.50 upwards We guarantee
every clock sold to be correct timer,
and failing to do this, can be returned,
exchanged or money refunded.
soc STORE.
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In jewelrY we nave full stock, also
handle gold and silver cased watches,
which we are selling at a greatly reduced
raAe to what others sell the same goods
fdr. Call and sea for yourself, at the soc
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-27

Albums of our own importation and
for style and elegance we challenge any
stock in this country. I. d. Fox & Co.
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$50 REV ARD.

,For informatiod that will convict the
party who cut the wire on our rancho
near Americas. Said wire being cut
dhring the first and second week In Octo-
Der and again Oct. nth.
Id. Fox s. Co., Emporia, Kan.
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A. c. Hill, well known to many of the
farmers Of this county, has opened new
dining all and restaurant In the base
ment OF THE NEWS block, at the corner
OF Sixth avenue and Commercial street.
He solicits share Of your patronage.