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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-03
nnEEDEHs: Associations.

For the News
The cattle interest 10 one of the lATgsaA
Kansas Possesses. Our climate and
natGrEl advantages necessarily render It
sucn The question - to how 1t can be
rsndeTed most pFOGltallls 10 one gsasral-
Iy felt by all To insure the best results
y it'll tue last capital is important.
The large immigration and the natural
result Ut less pasturage impresses every.
one That so6asr % istsF Ihs1aS' Of aess
Sige viii have to Be kept by most breed-
ers. People VIII set b satisfied With Q
diminAtIOa o. profits. Hsnes. IN aEder
% be saccsuHtal. the grade Of calrls must
b raised. THIS czn only be done BY
infusing new ana better blood into
them ------
IL would he unlike Kansans to allow
other stales 70 accGmplIsh more than we
do, ar % hAye eRpeEiof stock 70 ours.
That hes people realize this Is
shoyn ~ &c gre. Improvement
few yeaTs, and: the result is that better
prices are obtaassd. In prcportio1 70
the improVenene1 nTthe grade the prices
and PROFITS have incfeaaea.F To do THU
Thoroughbred cAlale hal to be used.
There has been large increase of fine
cattle Imported IN this country within
the las8 tsw yeATe. How TO improve
them or keep them M 10 the, true stan.
dafd Is D qeessl ou not alway1 undHfstood
The sale q such slDek depeEds uu0n the
azfnal himself and the A90oa1he possess
0s..s What has besn aAIds -. 10 common
cattle, applies with greater weight % such
stock, and consequently all would like
/ 10 kooW the best meth0de employed.
Itis SomstimeS u loss OF time and
money IOe1peEimeHE with thesA, and II
We can learn from others what u Rould
tAks SeGrs % and out by trial, it would
eesm better 70 seed thai Information
GF21, .aTas ssiss tFHa .fse,sVS-s - @-s'sTr !
I,,-ky hA0eS beelsy Eeqlesteas By severn
/ pFominent breeders Of Thoroughbred c4t
lie 20 suggsg that NS form a. eaaOelaaio1
1t gsrck petooAA Tor lhnE1As Improve
melt and .proee ~ 70 needaths herd
book .hefe. sad with . aAAil Ostlay q
organ1szsi0a o. tn6l Hind en- be had
ind s1e 0ooks -Woald be accesnbls q
all lie membera- Il II desired that IL
who are Interested in that class Of stoel
shOala become members and 70 . suf6
Client number will indicate their destr
either IN person or by letter 70 me, do,
notice Will be given Of q meeting 70 b
held when such rules and regulations 70
the association az may seem best vii
be adopted. G. B. BAcHEILKR.
EmporIa, Kans., Dec. eth, 1883.
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a M s.vtnr % tao County,


Il will b. . source Of much gFatiacA-
zion to the taxpayers Of the county and
the readers Of TIE NEWS h general,
TO know that &c cFlMlnAl casos nees6tly
dlspossd Of On he dlstsIet court were %
SndiciS1ely 1ahaSsd ~ The prosecuting
uEsOrnsy, Col. J. W. FeIghan, that the
county i6sassa IL sxpenss Of about
os.Qo0, eAaA The MOI tllaa maFdeF eaee.
tAs silver thIefcase, two or three burglary
|ceesa. horse thief case, ETC., taken their
couEss In the courts. which they would
hsYe done. bus for Tie very adroll
msnAeement Of she coanIY attorney
the expenses Of the same would be fully
a much e that indicated above, IA il
is. thecost 70 the county IL not oyer &25l
and. fully $50 OF JhAi will Be met b.
ancs. So, virtually, the coat Of eight o.
tan important cAses will only b,
about SIOO These arc agures up0l
IWhlch the county and Col, ]. "
Felghan, as prosecuting attorney, ara 3
be congratulated
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FROM CHICAGO A1OUND.


The schools in hiseecii0n have closed
for the holidays.
w. G. simpson ana scott Warner are
spending their holidays in SedgwIck
county.
Eff1e Thompson, who tesehes At dis
trict No. 40, Ia at home. She has .
vacation of TWO weeks.
G. v. WEIGH, ami family. Jim MafaEIs
and Miss Susie Ramsey, all Of Parker
Vile, We're the guests of Mr.. and Mr..
]. II. Madaris, Christmas.
A number of friends Of The MadaEis
family were treated IN y turkey roast On
Christmas day.
Christ's birthday was celebrated at
Chicago Mound by erecting tree and
decorating il with presents for the little
ones, the middle aged and the old folks.
The tree WAS large and beautiful. J. ID.
Townsend and IT, Weaver were msna-
gers. A number of appropriate songs
were sung. .. f. Miller delivered the
opening address, which received favor
able comment from ever. body.
Miss MeFla Fosters recitation WAS
superior; no one conld have doae better.
Miss Minnie MadarIs read piece enti-
tied ''St. Nicholas" Shs Has CRAFTY
applauded and deserved all sIie applause
che got. ]. ID. Townsend's talk to the
little folks was interesting. not only 10
them, hut the old ones as well
A cake was voted TO the most popular
young lady. the proceeds to go toward
decorating the walls of The scheoLroom
and TO aid 10 purchasing library. The
valley folks stock the cake paying
$50 81 for it. To sum 40, our
celebration was grand affair. Every
body went home feeling good and re
trust with renewed resolutions 10 dc
something not only on Christmas, but
every other day TO make Fhe children
happy. WINFIELD.
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ANTIbOTE 70 MHIARlA

HE FEELS LIKE A New MAN.
~ have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
Stons two years. and have tried ten different
Kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
mat nave done me amy good. They have
clSaned me out nicely. BY appetite is
SpIendd. food diGests readily, and now
nave natural PASSAGES. feel like a new
man" W.yD. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
SoldsxeryRhsre, 26c. Ofice. "a Nrr~.rSt ~ y
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The READING NEws
EDITED ri MARY D. RAN


RRADTNa. Dec. 90.
The death og ons OF our prominent
young ladies causes sed1as In cur con-
munity. Misa. Hnlals Joaes died Iaaa
night 6bOal 5acdcloek. dg6d 10 years.
HsEtie stleaded the NorAal e EmpoEaG
last winter and spFing. and tie pass fan
has been % school Ct Topeka She eans
homo the 10th o., l1Ih GAd Was e tAa
far Lest week She, With several Of heE
school mates, visited the school taught
by W. D. ElrOd last Friday aFssrnoOn
On Saturday sorenOoo she bought Of "
b. Pehaeld ten coan' worth Of arssnli
and took It on the road home. She Il.
some dinner and also applss
bat SOON began to vpnt
end grow sick. She went up sGaIss anG
laid down but grew worse, and Tommy
Jones went for 9F. Biddle, While ate
the doctor she told her folks what EhI
had done and said she was sorry. u
doctor could not save her and che die
some eight hours alter taking the poisoS
Among the lady horseback riders, Hal
tie took the second premlum 6 b
Empogia fair two YeaEs AGO. Hassi
Was good girl. During the revlvI
meetings year ego. sks bscaas sniel
essed In religion and uailsd with q
COnEregniional church.
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DISTRICT CouRr PROCEEDINGS.

FRIDAY, Dec. %.
State of Kansas VS.. w. I. and Dell
Manning; assault and battery; plea of
guilty and fine of $50 each and costs.
State of Kansas VS.. Willie Mcintosh
and Frank Reed; plea of guilty of grand
larceny; sentence of one year each in the
penitentiary or confinement one year al
the reform school.
State of Kansas vs.. ChSS o. ClemO0s.
keeping bawdy house; plea OF guilty
and fine of 800 and costs and tn stand
committed until paid.
Joanna Adair W. A. p. Adsir; decree
OF divorce and custody Of children
granted the plaintiff
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The highest circle of colored society
in Washington is said 10 consists OF
Frederick Douglas, Hon. Blanche E.
Bruce, Register of the Treasury; John
T. Cook, Collector OF taxes for the Dis
trict of Columaia; Prof j. d. Gregory.
professor of Latin in Howard Cnlver.
city; John N. Langston. Minister 10
Hayti; DIR. Charles L. Puryis, surgeon
in charge Of the freedmen's hospital ;
DIR. A. Z. Augusta; Henry Smith, Libra
rian of the House of Representative,
now assistant; r. ]. Greener, of the Dis
trlct bar; Rev. DIR. CruInmels, rector Of
the cOlOTed Episcopal church; NJ. II.
Holland, of the POstoffice Department.
and one of the finest classical scholars
aud Wormley, the famous csterer, and
his two sons, one of whom Is large real
estate owner aud the other a physician.
These form wealthy. cultured and ex-
elusive l.iety, quite sufficient for their
own social purposes.
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A saloon-keeper in MiasnisbuTg, Ohio
is circulating his business card With the
following notice on Its back: ITO al
whom 1t NAV concern-KnoW We that
by payment of 1925, am permitted &c
retail intoxicating liquors at my saloon
in this city. To the wife who has 4
dTuDkard for 9 husband, or friend
who is unfortunately dissipated, / say
emphArcally. give me notice il
peison at such case or cases il
which you are interested, and all such
shail be excluded from my place. Lei
mothers, fathers. sisters and brothers dc
likewise, and their requests viii bG
kindly regarded. I pay q heavy tax fol
selling liquors andbI want it distinctly
understood that have no desire to sell
TO drunkards or minors or to the poor OF
deelltslten
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.OId O.,

Many will perhaps have noticed in
Piccadilly. says Tidsley's Magazine. noi
many doors from the kothschild "horel''
a curious arrangements sort Of land
ing in front OF doorway, WITH a green
door, like that of a cupboard, on a level
with the street This is associated with
odd O." the famous old rome, the duke
of Queensbury, whose house it was.
This disreputable person lived TO vast
age, till he could not walk. when ma
chine was devised that let him down,
bafh-chair and all, TO the street; and this
cupboard contained the apparatus.
Another arrangement was the keeping a
servant mounted on pony Mt the curb
stone. AT a signal from '.Oid Q ;" when
anv one passed that he wished to see aud
talk with. or wish 10 know more of. the
mental cantered off in pursuit.
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o. ". sIardcVsns, who vas convicted
- Ihs 6~ptOsnb-r term Of district court
0n = charge OF keep'pga bA~dy house,
ana aued $500 aud co0witied 20 jail
In det.u: Ut psymeus. Sas released Lass
eS.snlns 80 Ihe csa0s ~ The cOunty ~
eorAey aud cssaRissAnAaEs apoa he pNy-
meat 81 ESQ % ths aaG saA he nnder-
Standing that he IsASe IL eO1nty within
sixay days. IA usAaiaiRe ei6e b bald
oVes hlnl 80 sAIssgk So@plisS Slsh
~ pusRelsIpRs s,gsed be will Asala b
pnD@ltasd. TIE nOsER Tor tAs par
Ilal paynsas q The Ans Wa Falsed
nj nestgAssinn tAs g.. james Aosal
e.stef tns city. ne prisoner Aas basl
made % feel the psaSltY Of the lew II
such . way - % prove % hin sOusc'
q sha graAesst pUDIshaent, and L Ia y
Be hopcd that his sxperience IN tha
direction Will prove Lesson 20 him
His Wc1nd, resolved some days ago G
the hands OF JaIlor Hlnsa while he va
trying TO make hls escape non pEison,
doing well. and - In . healthy c0ad
tion.--Daily Dee. -.
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TUFTS
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DIS ~! Pc !. eED LIVER.

=, From these sources arise three -fourths Of
ING diseases OF the human race. These
ARpe2SSs B0weis eOs1lve, Sick Head
acne, HaA4sS9s after eating, aversion 10
e1erS4oA OF Body or mind, Eructatfols
OF tS0SS 1rrleSbnity OF temper, IOvV
ApAr1ts, 4 feeling OF having neEiecsed
sSnae duty. Dizziness, ElutE0 ring at nc
Ored UriHs, CONSTEP1TIONs a3d de.
nand the use of remedy that acts directly
on the Liver. AsaLiver medicine TUFTS
E; ih1-ssS lave no equal Their action on the
MI impurities through these three 81 scavs
S.a9ers % the SyssSU," producing appe-
ItSI Sounu digestion, regular stools q clear
skin and q vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
c::uSe no nausea or gripping nor interfere
WIN oal!y work and are a perfect
INTIMATE Tn
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20 .s.' %. Tue
ana. . -. side. '.,,l''ionAl maSos
ut ~, 81 -' . HhI'ley ''perA house BY
bdIldIo: - .GirR.
WA. A.i.. e pr.'pa INK plans for =
Lss6SnIa. 1snsk r'sidrnce si the corner
=, Ugr'p sEut' aud sBVsa h avenue.
a.. " S9ui7s, prEg q ." pIaHs
a. W. HQI'"S "a IsEl.IGirG' plans TOR
> sOa. 4bsas .'lI no ~ tsA - tbs
near f..aEs ~ 7. q. Heed, 1t The oDr-
Der Of Russl Osrcss end Eleventh avenue.
a Vasy Superior program will be pre-
Osotsd at the No Name, concert, 10 be
given q the Congregational church next
FRIDAY evening Heirs Knussn and
gVsndSsn will be among the performers,
4 concert vail DO given at the oon-
gFeEallonaI church on Friday evening,
January 9th, 1884. under the auspices Of
the No Name Society. HcrTs Knudseu
and 6vondsen will render several mum
bers each, And the best local talent in the
city will Be employed.
r. w. Jeremy, superintendent Of wa
ter works and chief engineer Of the fire
department, moved his quarters Friday
20 the city building on Fin avenue
His ONCE will be inihe southwest cornsl
OF the buIlAInG -upstalFR The cit,
clerk and mayor win not move then
quarters for the present
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In the remote counties OF Virginia and
the CsEoiinas there might have been eeen
bsf0Es the War, and perhaps may still be
cen, many old county seats, consisting
of . brick courthouse and Jail the eOUn-
hsEy taTern, and . few Struggling unpaint-
SdsaAd generally dIlapidated dWellings.
IaB9hSsaAing your way through hikhWsys
little wider than bEidlSpathS NOW under
dropping branches of old sAadeJt.ees
which brushed the riders Is shsy passed,
with sheir rich foliage, now passing the
grand plantation with is stately man.
Aion, aud now along the edge Of the squat
id negro settlement, or emerging from
long gsaches of unfsnced woodland, you
appEoAUh the sunny open space IN which
ths county buildings were situated.
r 1As ccuEt-house stood glaring in thu
sdnligkt, set round with few tFeea and
PtaaE tying posts, at which Como sad6Ied
ho9se9 were always standing IN pGtient
EH1peetatkon Of their riders lettering idly
within. Near by, through the dafk REat-
ING o. the jail, some ionsloekfnE ne
KToes and whites looked down upon you
fes yea rode by. 80 ~ e'i3 80. = =
OS0B SAe way 8I0OG Inc COUNTY, SAV.
efnsd StathlsS 10nk, 11ickety a0ttbie piazza
understanding die Of miserable cSbfns in
The xeAr. The landlord Rrestsd Tou
EtE0asily from his bench or hiRh.6gSked
1plsnA 6ostomed chair, and cent forward
4kB TgraS-haired "boy "a 'tto tote the
stranger h0rse and piandef." whiia q
group Of negro women and children
6eEred &C Sou from the cabin doom:
fGa 1f va the country of an aristocracy
had goae, which had oueiiyed its uses
and Esd fallen into = lethaFgy from which
the war alone could have reused them.
There you could then still observe the
traces OF the old English love of order,
Law, and public convenience AtrOng yet
in che hearts of our southern country.
men, Of the old English love of manly
sports, of h0Tse-racing and hunting, OF
4AOit-Pitching, jumping, wTesiliug, and
ball-piayiDg, all popular 'at home" when
their ancestors came away,-traces, too,
Of the old irregularities preserved after
two centuries in the relations of the
planters and 1.-THE crackers"
Il was the Merry England OF their
fathers before it bad been sObered by
Puritan austerity.-as they would have
expressed it,-trsnsPlsnted and left Ia
develop in warm q climate amid the list
less Incidence of an Opulent, slave-hold-
ing and labor scOrning population volun.
taFily secluded from the WoFld's advance
| 10 art and science,-in many thiDgs more
like old England than anything you end
| there now.
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GRIFFIs-BROWN.

Hugh Griff1s and Miss Gussie Brown.
Of Strong City, were married Thursday
evening by Rev. DIR. CordleY, At the Con.
gregAtIonal church. in the presence Of =
small company OF friends. After the
ceremony the bride and groom repaired
10 the resIdence'oi ] T. Burton wher
an excellent supper was pGrtaken OF
with evidences Of hearty relish. Mr.
Grifis, some yeais ago, clerked for Mr.
Burton in HE grocery store, and 30
many friends in EmporiA. The happy
pair went home to day and will 90 u
house keeping At Strong City.
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{ There are no less ahan forty thousand
square miles Of almost broken ioresrs In
North CarOlina-pine, chestnut. oak,
maple, beech, and hickory timber IN
their finest groRth Within the next ten
years il Is estlms.ed shat the timber aiooe
IN North Carolina Rih szcsed 10 Eatne
the press Mt total valuation Of all the pro
perry in the state. including land, The
state grows IS many - nineteen varieties
Of oaks, and its pine forests are OF the
haatsa.N
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] Wish 70 rstzrn ny heartfelt thanks
to my ffiends for their kind and tImely
DONATION 20 myself and family raised by
the recsnt donation party In our behalE
I w0ald especially thank Ara L. w.
LeWia. MFs- D. Lloyd and the young Ia
dies and gentlemen who eoBirihaied %
largely 10 ne saccess Of the donation
passy. ThOaeh len s1ddsalY Husband
less and fAtherlsss We Ieel indeed thai
Ne are nos len fzienalsss. sna s0s tAs
kindasss Of the nozzle sd senesoe,
heaEts Who eane % Cur FsIssf ~ viii
eyer 1se1 6sSpsy esolelal. The amonn1
1eozsed - eesA
RkcHRL r. AoRaAN.
Park Glas, near Emporia, Dee. q.
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No prsnarakioa has ever peFf0rEesa suck
1ArYetloaa earess or sssiDtaiped 50
Wlde . reputation, 6 AYRa'S CHEK8Y
RncTogAL, which is recognized IS the
Worl9s remedy for an diseases OF ths
throat and lungs. Its luEg-eontinaed
series Of wonderful cures in al eli
mates las Iaads u uRiFerssly known
IS . safe and reliable agent 70 enRloY.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
foreFunner1 AT more serious disorders,
II acte speedily and surely always re
IleVfag suNeRinG. sad often aayfag life.
The prptectsoE It aGbrds, by it, timely
use in throat end chest disorders,
makes it an inyaIGsble remedy 70 b
kepf always on hand In every home.
No Tsersoa can aaOrd to Be without 4,
ana those vino hare once used u AeveE
win. From their knoWledEe ef IL.
cCmposstion and operssscus physicians
use ffe CRzaRY BEctORAL extensively
A their pfaetfee, au6 clezEymeA recon
gaend II &c e eAseiutSlE certain II
its healing eEects, and eyH aiways
care where cures are possible
For sale By all drn8gists.
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shsrirs Sale.

Mary Z. l. Peak 80. Ada Peak ct 81:
S0oce Is hereby given that By YiFtpe Of -
0edsB If sale issued out Of the ftf1k JadtGf1i
ssSis a Kansas. N fks aboTe satisied cause
aa1 % ne directed Vail. ON " 4deezaay, tia
nj dAy Of January IeS4- at ~ O'Clock q m.
- = a. e s e iESns eSoE S ne e9
E4saas.oGeP for sSls and sell At public anc-
tiaa - ehe highest bidder. ell the following
descxsked real estate. bo-Ett- The south half
sontAeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
dee x q aW dr5, AID twelve rods OF Of the'
east side OF the southwest quarter Of the
noFtAV08t quarter IL rods oE east side OF the
81 x Of nv - Of section ttiFty-loHr 90. IN
township eighteen i1s), range eleven III. in
IEca comfy, Kansas containing one eEn-
dfee and tWenty-six acres AIso sli Of the
~ AID the east half Of the Southwest quarter
e = 81 sW Y e said section thirty -four lS41
lyias north Of the channel Of Allen creek.
20 pisce Of land seven rods wide o6 of the
east side Of the northwest quarter OF the
seufh west quarter of said section 81 contain
ing 81 acreSs All Of said several tracts Of
Ss35S acres, al in Lyoa eounty and state Of
Eaaaas, and tbs Same viii be sold upon the
following terms: Gne-th1Td Of the purchase
price cash In hand and oRe-tnind thereof in
0Be year. and the FssaaiHIng fhiYti thereof in
| two YEAR, from date Of sale, tbs deferred pay
Hents 70 be secured by mortgage upoE the
/ Per sent. per annum Said sale 70 NJ made
subject. however, % the mortgage liens OF
de5esslanis. aesFy GAY 1eg the sssH n tive
thessand aallErs ~ go ana interest therecs
naHi payable aemf -AhnuAlly. and Edward 3
l7ote1eas fSS the Of cAe haBd Esd and sixty
fS1se OIL eaid rsal estate % be sid By virtue
ie sAlsfy sasd essief Of sale
v4sss sheria Of Lyon eeant1. lass.
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An election Of SaiceTs Of The Empo
ria Lodge Of Select Knights. A. o. u
W.. held last Friday, resulted - fol
lows: E. IL. Forde. select commander
r. z. Mcmillan, vice commander; II @
Davis. Lieutenant; L b. Page. marshal
n. r. RObiee, recorder; 3. p. Chase
treasurer; c. G. Martin. recording treas
ursr; T. johnson. trustee. three years
After the business Of the evening wa'
completed the Knights were treated to &
splendid oyster supper by Select Com
mRnder z d. FOrde.
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a Raa ea ) Drns saora.

Never Waa such q rush made on any
drug store as is nov g B. WhslGoaSs
tor trial bottle Of DIR. KI6gAs Nav Dis
IeoRory for consumption, coughs and
eofos. AL persons Affected with asth
ma, hFonclntis, hoArneaeas, severe
coughs o. any Affection Of the throat end
lungs, can ges . tElal b0fIle oe this Rreai
remedy fr1es b. calli1e q The sh0ye
drug store. Regular size, el.Oo. f6
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A whole nation Of IlonseksepeFs nave
been using DIR Prics's Cream Baking
Powder E,r years, and have proven 1t
pure. effective and, healthful They
know IL IN be the iIest baking powder
for they have tried Il well and it hAe
never failed them This 10 hno~ledRe
gained by experiences In the Kitchen in
actual use.
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II. A. SIMMONS LIVER MEDICINE,
WHAT II SAID OF TT,

1T is indispensable In this Malarious climate,
Weeant do without it. 1t saved as from much
sickness.'-ReY. j. C. Weaver, of Texas.
Twenty years Of suffering from Indigestion
and diseased Liver was relieved by a package
otit.'-Rev. d. H. CullunI, Grapevine. Texas.
'It has done more to relieve ana cure me Of
Sick Headache than all the other remedies
ever used j. n. Leod. OF No. Carolina.
1T proved blessing to my family.I cheerful
~ testify to its merits Its popularity here is
unbounded.'-Rey. s. G. Shaw. Batesville, Ark.
These are but samples from among the many
during the pest few years. Ask your druggist
for the original II. A. SIMMONS LIVER NJ Ep-
JCINE, made at St. Louis, Mo. Take no other
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& ogthe tNslYe crIminals Who pleaded
guilty In the district court last week
and were sentenced 10 the penitentiary,
nins werss under twenty sears Of age
We hsyp osldnm seq such IN aggregA-
ton of youthful dOprayity.
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OUT OF TOWN,

y ID, g. 8. Upton killed . coon weigh.
inR tueaty.fve pounds on Badger creek
last week.
o. PIsfferle IL preparing % build 1
house west OF the city. for which Heb
dTick IL making plans.
G. L. Severy u having plans drafted
b. HSIdrick for house % DO built on
the large sock farm OF l.. SeveFy al
Readlaa. s
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