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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-17
THE READING News.
EDITED BY MARY DE zRAN.

EDITED BY NARY DE ZRAN.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
d. L. Jones shipped four cars of fat
steers to-day.
David Nickle is assistant postmaster
at Reading.
The notices are up for q meeting
Saturday, January 10Th, at 2 p. m. at the
school house in Reading, of the Repub-
lican voters to put In nomination candi-
dates for the various offices the ensu.
ing year.
:. The installation of the officers OF the
lodge Of Free Masons takes place ai
Usage City tomorrow night. Several Of
our citizens with their wives will go and
enjoy the occasion.
DR.. W. r. Roup goes to Colorado
tomorrow night.
The painters are at work at the NJ. E
church aud will soon have it ready for
dedication.
The Ladies Social Circle elected the
following officers for the ensuing year
Mrs. w. r. Vanpelt, president; Mrs. M
W. Stratton, vice president; Mrs. DR.. T.
G. Blddle, secretary Mrs j A. Stratton,
treasurer. They propose to hold fes
tival as soon as they can have the
church.
The NJ. E. Sunday school elected the
following officers for 1884, n. w
Stratton, superintendent; Il. F. Holmes
assistant superintendent; Belle Stratton
secretary; Mrs. DIR. Edison, treasurer
Warren Vanpelt, librarian.
The room being fitted up over the
store of J. A. Strstton for the q. A. r
will be ready to occupy Saturday night
at which time they meet. They expec
to secure Col. A. Buckner 20 lecturI
here some time this winter
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me Nau nannt

The new Santa Fe depot at the north
west corner of Neosho street and Third
avenue was taken possession of Monday
by Agent Torrington and his men on the
lower floor, and Train Master F. A.
Burgess and his corps of assistants up
stairs. The firsttrain to stop at the new
depot was No. 2, which went west at
O'Clock this morning, The building, a
full description of which was given in
THE NEWS some days since, is the best
one on the entire line of the road, all
things considered, and nothing could be
more convenient than the method OF
It's arrangement. The rooms have taken
on new beauty since they have been
cleaned out and furnished, and nothing
which can contribute to thecomfors of the
travelling public has been omitted in
the construction and appointments OF
this beautiful improvement.
The "boys" are al delighted with their
quarters and are Justly proud Of their seV.
eral compartments. Ample provision has
been made for keeping the new building
in perfect order, and in the future it will
be pleasure rather than an annoyance
to wait for trains.
The old depot on Merchants street
will be used for freight. and will be in
charge of Mr.. Mason. Mr.. Derby, the
operator, will also remain at that place
and Billy Folsom is still on deck there
The old train dispstcher's Office
will be used by the men al
the yard, and Mr.. H. B. Morse has
moved into the room formerly occupied
by Train Master Burgess.
The only inconvenience connected
with the new depot is its distance from
the center of business and trade, but the
street cars will shortly obViate that diff
Guilty. Emporia has reason to be very
proud of this elegant improvement and
she fully appreciates the enterprise
which the railroad company has shown
in its construction.
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~ No..


The new board of county commission
ers was organized today by the election
of P. G. Hsllberg, aschairman. he has
been a member of the board tor two
years and has shown an ability for
transacting public business that has
won tor him universal cemmendation.
The choice which the board hiss made
In electing . chairman Is an excellent
one, and therecipient Of this honor viii
fully vindieate the wisdom Of fhil
action.
Mr.. Jones. the refining Chairman and
memhsE, has made - admirable presid.
ing oGlceE and his ensiEs course during
his connection with the board. has been
such e % reflect Aonos apon himself
and the cOnsntuencY which he repre-
sentei.
VIM. v. Phillips, the new member
gives as sureties q. Campbell and N. z
Weaver. he possesses all ne requisites
for irst-class ofleer and Will prove tht
right man in the night place.
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OUT OF TOWN.

Another thousand dollars went for
road damages Friday.
RIP. Richardson has nearly completed
large and well planned barn at the
farm of D. A. Stahl, near Americas.
The building is 40x52 feet in size, con.
tains ample room for large number Of
head of cattle and horses and has well
arranged apartments tor hay and grain.
VIM. Walker, who frOze his feet in
coming from Reading to EmpOria Last
Friday night, was received last week at
the county infirmary. He says he ap.
piled for lodging at q number Of places
along the road, but was refused ct ali
points and was obliged TO sleep in q
hays.ack.
S. Harker, living on the Ruggles farm,
near Americas, was very seriously in
jured on Saturday night while returning
home from Emporia- He attempted &C
drive around team in front of him
when they and his own horses tool
fright and ran into each other, and As
Harker was thrown from his buggy and
very severely bruised on the thigh. 81,
was carried home, where he Is now suf
fsTing great pain.
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mns uumI,.uEy,s - nap.s
:. The sqna-tes Sovereign: 81 .szs.s.s9ss -
t-~ --ass

/ s
A.
people by Fl. J. FIams.ilFsy. IL
agent 81 Tie ubsi~hess. Th..r- ! n
d,.cbi but that the bor.k X ei1.. II ~ 1t
in'eFess. and W.. Ere sls.f {. autheress
Mary a Humphrey. o. Jsn ti.ss Cit,
AID The sile al Rnll,,a,i Gem missioner
Humphrey, u uecIias .vith such o q
succ, s. Tor her 10, l.
The Junction City Union, in speaking
o. This book, saws:
"Mrs. Humphrey has given the stors
If Amy tni Grace Alden a ID AIRS. L sag-
try. literary CLAIM. while OF course the
pOiisacal s gnificancr OF the masces cf
Ar,lIuF amd tie arrest of AIuen eve.-
shadow all other features, ye: bar rcEd
ers get full realization 81 the suffering,
privalions and herUism Of the women
o. that day in tier cor t-1bu-
ton TO The material 9fvs neemcnt t,f the
ferTlt ny. The impulse. The IN stniIye,
the moral Idta. moving Mrs. Hum
phreS 3 heroes. taxa possioa of her real
ris, aid she Thrills them with the story
until they are Father impatient with the
meekness and the consei vdkISm which
prevailed IN the face Of such oppression
ana outrage. He book is history, and
wonderfully true TO the field she sought
to work"
Topeka Commonwealth, in speaking
of the work says:
''The story Of early Kansas is one of
absorbing and neveT-ending interest,
even when told in an indifferent manner,
but in this book is added the charm OF
lively, graceful, and picturesque style.
This Is the record of the hopes and
fears, the privations, dangers sufferings,
struggles, and tragic deaths of men, who,
upon the frontiers of Kansas, were fight
ing against powerful foes TO maintain a
noble cause, aud over all this narrative
there is thrown the warm glow of q
sympathetic and lively Imagination.
This is history but il Is more. It is a
! delIneatiOn CT those types of character
that create. and give life, color, and di
reetion TO historical events"
The book consists of 354 pages and is
elegantly printed on tinted paper. Mr..
Humphrey and his assistants will can
vsss the city at once for subscribers, and
this Kansas aulhoress, having told SO
Interesting story of early Kansas,
should receive liberal patronage from
our citizens.
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The following is the program for the
educational meeting to he held at Ply.
mouth, Friday, Jan. 25,h, commencing
promptly at O'Clock:
1. Music.
@ Glass drill in compound numbers
by B. F. Blgler. Discussion.
g. Primary Geography, w. NJ
Chance. Discussion.
4. practical Grammar" Miss Nc
MILAN. Discussion.
5. 1.-THE Teacher and the Text Book
Supt Klock. Discussion.
6. Drawing" Frank Petit. Discus
sion.
7. Addresses by Prof. Carmichael
Kizer and others.
The people in the vicinity of Ply
mouth are earnestly requested TO attent
and assist us in the cause of educa
HFOu
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AS ho:ed in this paper some days sgo,
Messrs. Hopkins & Woodbury., cigar
manufacturers, Kansas G ty, named q
brand the EmporlE Daily News" Mr..
As Maxwell, who represents the house,
is authorized 10 guarantee the cigar 10
be made of pure Havana tobacco. The
following dealers received a supply of
the cigars to-day:
Chas Ryder. druggist; b. Wheldon,
druggist; MoTrison's Fifth avenue res
taurant; II. H. Bates, druggist; w. X.
Irwin. druggist; d. w. HaiHer, druggist;
Groh & BrOughton, confectIoners; L.
Q. Wood, grocer; L. g. Wilcox, grocer
r. Feeble, Second avenue grocery; II.
8. Piper. st. Albany hotel; V. LiIlard &
Co, druggists; E. n. Lewis,
restaurant; L. Horn, grocer; VIII
liam Ciapp. confectioneR; John
Patterson. West street restaurant; SheE-
idan Bros, restaurant; z. G. Edwards
& Co, grocer; B. f. Roman, Essiaur-
ant; p. H Hughes & Co. grocers; II.
Becker, Bakery; w. @. McClary, grocer
c. j. Feist, postoffice news stand.
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An Rniaoda-

Elmer Boyce, of this city, met and
loved Minnie wilkins, of Hartford. He
sued for her hand, but q 'stern PARENT
stood in the way of the contamination
Of the hopes of the young couple
Sunday Elmer secured transportation
and brought to this city the object of his
ardent love, taking rooms at the Union
house. The lovers were pursued by ''her
Marshal Fleming on q charge of abduc,
tion and lodged in Jail 10 await a hear
ing. Elmer Is quite youthful, and Min
ME is nearly IA. Tie course of true
love never did run smooth.
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POLICE IrKMs.

Two trAmps were run In Tuesday and
locked up BY Constable johnson. They
are supposed 10 be tbs parties who at
tempted TO hold up" A, F. Grove about
. week ago.
Elmer BOyce, who was lodged In jail
Monday for an attempted elopemeat
with Minnie Wilkes, OF Hartford, was
released Tuesday by Marshal Fleming
The only O6ense which the young man
has committed is that he loved noG
wisely but too we'll.
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rhe Sauaftar sovsrgISn

HI. Humphrey, Of Junction City,
the state agent of the publishers Of the
new Kansas book of The above title, writ
ten by his mother. Mrs. Judge Hum
phrey, arrived in the city to-day and
will make Thorough canvass for sub
scribeFs to the book. Il is the prodnc-
ton Of well known Kansas woman,
and is praised in the highest terms by
the stale press and citizens who have
read it. We are GLAD le learn that four
teen hundred copies Of the work have
already been sold. Il ought 90 haye q
large sale in EmpoEia. 1t deals with
the trials Of the early days in Kansas.
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A Good AppOinfnenf

n. Birdsall has been appointed depot
master at this place by the Santa Re
company and assumed the duties of his
nav position Monday. He VII have gen
eral supervision of the building and is
also invested with the right 10 suppress
sill disturbances which may occur At the
station. The selection is one which
could not be improved upon.
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Conaumntion Cured

An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
by an East lndIa Missionary the formu-
IL of 9 simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of consump
ton. bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also . posi-
tive and radical cure for general debili-
" and all nervous complaints, after hAv-
ing thoroughly tested its wonderful cura.
tive powers 10 thousands of cases, feels
II his duty to make IL known 10 his sui.
fering fellows. The recipe will be sent
free Of charge 10 all who desire il. with
full directions for preparing and Sue
cessfullY usIng. Address with stamp
naming this paper, DR.. ]. @. RAYMOND
164 Washington street, Brooklyn, N. Y
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wan Paper ana Dissertations.

wv Morgan & Co. have opened .
wall paper establishment on Sixth aven-
ne, first door east Of John Fluker's The
new firm has received very large stock
of wall papers of all kinds, from the
cheaper goods to finer and handsomer
goods used in the decorations of walls
and ceilings. John Morgan is . painter
and paper hanger Of many years. expe-
rience and is we'll known TO our citizens.
He is assisted by H. e. Blackford, a
skillful planter and decorator, and also
by ]. II. Fowler, sign painter whose
ability as an artist IN this line is well
attested by a variety of work done
by him for Emporia business
men. Morgan & Co. exhibit excellent
samples Of their work on the ceiling
and walls OF their room. The readers
Of TIE NEWS who desire anything In
the line of paper hanging, decorating,
painting or sign work are respectfully
invited to give the new concern a call.
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a Sunday school That Doesn't Freez

Out.
On Sunday morning last the Valley
Sunday School held in the Fowler chap
Ell, District No. 81, proceeded to elect Of
6cers for the ensuing quarter which eles-
tion resulted as follows: Superintend-
emf, Mr.. John Gregory; assistant super
intendent, Mr.. j. w. White; secretary,
Miss Ella Dane, with Miss Mackenzie.
assistant; librarian, Miss Belle Robin
son, with E. G. Shaw assistant; treasurer,
Mr.. B. Fowler; chorister, Miss Belle
Robinson, with Mrs. Ellen Gregory as
sistant a cordial invit9tion is extended
to all Sunday school workers. Hour OF
meeting 10 O'Clock a. m. E. g. S.
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rae conmissIoners cansd.

AIessrs. J. Z. Jones, p. G. HallbuFe,
and L. Butler. county commissioners,
were all caaed Monday IN good style
by Billy Ewing. the reElr.ng county
clerk The azsicks' aEceboDy with gold
heads and are Is elegant Is they are ap-
propEiate Billy never does anything
by halves, not even when &c comes %
Surprising his ffiends.
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Report OF Pleasant Ridge school dis.
Gict No "a, for the past month: Total
number enrolled, iifty-thfee; average
daily attendance, thIrtY-two; number
perfect In department. twenty-sIx; num-
Der present every day, thirteen; those
not tardy were Elmer Sims, Emma
VOak. Mamie Voris and Belle Van
VOris; those above ninety per cent in
scholarship were Mamie Leonard, May
Creighton, Mamie Voris. Belle Van
Voris; Charlie Van Yoris. Frank Sax.
LucIIL.A PATTY, Teacher.
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Miss PhosA slcAllister, the celebrates

Miss Phoes AcAllister. the celebrated
emotional actress, will appear in this
city neA Monday evening in the popular
drama of "1ngomar." taking the part of
Parthena- The play is one winch has
long held an undisputed place on the
stage, and is very beautiful IN its con
struction and design. Miss McAIlister
is well supported and should be cordial.
" received in Empcria. She will also
play on Tuesday night.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-17

DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Ex-
tracts These Flavoring Extracts have
won their way TO public favor from
their merits. They are just as repre-
sented, prepared from True Select
Fruits and Aromatics. Each extract
has It's characteristic favor Of the high
est strength aftainable
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-17

We have a great many inquiries for
bottom farms of 80 and Ice acres-with
timber and stock water. Also. for farms
near the city from 40 to leo acres.
Parties having any such farms for sale
may find customer by leaving descrip-
tion, price, etc with the News Com
many and DAnnrfmAnf
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will sell my farm of 100 acres, five
and one half miles northeast of the city
10 acres under cultivation, all fenced
with wire and hedge, 1900 apple trees,
1900 peach trees and 800 cherry trees,
stone corral for 800 cattle aud usual i'm
improvements. VIII give purchaser
privilege of buying 81 head OF cattle,
two span Of horses, 800 bushel Of corn,
90 ton Of hay and completeset Of farm
Ing implements. E. HAMILTON.
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Has. Nu,t i'm Court.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE trial
Of James Mutt for killing Dukes com
menced this morning. Court was called
to order at 10 80 and after the court and
jurors were seated the croud outside was
admitted. In five minutes the room was
crowded TO repletion and the doors were
closed. The prisoner was arrsigned
in due form and answered firmly mot
guilty." Out of panel of sixty jurors
only six failed to answer to the call OF
their names The work of empanelliDg
. jury then commenced.
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Ms. Dr. WaltOn's PerIodical Fea.

Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for s great many
years in her pTiYsta practice. Ii has
proved an unfailing specific IN
the treatment Of the many disor-
ders to which the female constitution
is subject. Il is a sure cure for the
troubles that 90 many women suffer.
Mailed on receipt.Of price of SEC Fra
zier Medicine Co, proprietors, Cleye-
land. Ohlo W.R IRWIN, agent at En-
poria.
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RH. EdmistoB, the new county sur
veyor will have his Office at the court
house. We learn that Il Is the Intention
to have him and County Superintendent
Klock TO take the room at present occu-
pied by the sheriff, who will change
quarters with Mr.. KIock.
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n FrazIer;s 77arie Oaa1msat.

a sure cure for LIftIe GFuhs il the
in the skin, Rough Skin, etc Is will
remove that roughness from the hands
and face and makeyou beautiful. Price
20 cents. Sent by mail Frazier Me7i-
cine Co.. Propriet0rs, Cleveland, Ohio.
W.R. Irwin, agent at EmpoEia.
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TWELVE Coon FARMS FOR SALE
Well improved, containing from 80 to
400 acres; some of them bottom farms
end must be sold Immediately. Apply
~ N. W. STRkTToN,
Reading, Lyon county, Kansas.
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,ead.nt sas sa-'a.is,i
TIE petition .s,t a r.sasfs italbI F.
E. smith wss ct \ Il. - VIEWERS
:, rnr. b i,s u4,ayertb.e her t.
OrieTgsi by tHe lizard iha. The .unty
treasurer refuac taJ. Livieg the amount
pas. yati. 10 pr eef. NJ 81, -, cer-
siic. ta Nos. J, 8. Ii5. il6. s.,les Of 1880,
saea seics 'e;ng erraaeaus
Lucy \ Hi, Waite, 10y AID W, II.
CIak weEe lEiuwe,t an assignment of
tax all certificafs on certain lots in
Americcs.
Ordered 10y the board that TIE county
tressuI,r refund to E Bosien the
amount paid with 10 per cent interest
on certificates If assignm; NJ No. 8, sale
Of 1879, i'd sale beng on lands doubiY
assessed.
The board then proceeded to audit and
~, calI1-..
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The widow of George Suhl. freight
engineer who was killed by an accident
near Walton, last September, has
brought suit against she Santa Fe rail-
road company, for $4,000, through her
attorneys, PeytoD, Saunders s. Peyton.
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CHEAP MoNEy.-Money cheaper than
ever at Warren, Leighton & Harrison's.
Money always on hand to settle when
papers are signed. Interest always pay
able here and papers st home. Loans
made for any length OF time and ascheap
a. any money sent into the state by any
body.
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WARREN, LEIGHTON & HARRISON.

Cleanse, beAutlty ana preserve your
teeth, and sweeten the breath, by using
Browns Camphorsted SapOnaceous
Dentri6ce. Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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GENERAL Observation-Disclosures will
bear IN mind that we are doing gen.
ersl exchange business at our store. No.
i13 Commercial street. We exchange
f1our for wheat. and meal for corn. Give
us call. SoDEN q HAIL.KcK.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
you have 9 printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's VitalIzer. IL never
faiIa 20 cure. Sold By ChAs. Ryder.
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Ifyou have any thing to sell, you will
find that it will help the sale to adver-
tise In the three cent columns of the
naVtv Nvwa
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To be OTered for sale.

At meeting of the stockholders Of
the Hotel Coolidge Monday at the of
fee of Holmes s. Holden, it was
decided, after a thorough dis
cussion of the matter, to
offer the hotel for sale, and with that
end in view bids will be received which
Will be opened in thirty days. The
Coolidge is one Of the best properties in
the state, and for that matter in the en-
tire u1eSf
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Mr. and Mira. G. A. Leighton have an
nounced by cards that they will receive
their friends Zen nsGsque) at their home
on State street on Friday evening. Janu-
ary 18th.
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MoNRY-MoneY to loan In any amount
by the Central Loan and Land company
at the lowest rates. Call ana see us be-
fore making your loans, - We cEn do
Won good.
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Cash paid for tat hogs that haYe died,
or other old grease or tallow. at the Ran
lolnh slaughter hOnse g Emporia.
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Money TO loan for tern OF years, on
real estate, at Wells Bros. Land and
Loan ONCE, No 1873 Commercial street.
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MALE TEACHER WANrED-At Ewing,
ten miles southwest Of Emporla. Apply
imms diAtelY 70 ]. ]. Bowers, at Ewing.
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Tie ~EmpMii Daily News" is a pit re
Havana cigar. Sold for hve crnts by
deal, r. eenernIly.
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FoR SALE-Lot No. 17s on Merchants
street. Apply to N. A. Randall, Box
1850, Aurora, Ills.
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The "Daily NeWs'' cigar.

For lame back. side or chest, use Sh;-
ioh's Porous Plaster. Price % rents
Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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ScALEs--All sizes, corn shelters, wash
ing machines and sewing machines free.
Address ". A. Morris, 119 Commercial
street.
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Nrts:. "A stf axe '-.,s-
an experienced nurse AMI also gives Is
pecial attention tothe care of ih4 sick.
Address Us above.
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BoARDERs WANTED-Two ladies, Nor
NAL students preferred; private family.
Inquire at No. I5l Union Street.
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Shiloh's Cough and CONSERVATION Cure
Is sold by us On guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. Sold by ChAs. Ryder.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-17

The only assortment OF white, gold
band or decorated china IL at Caldwell's.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-17

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure. We guarantee
Il. Sold by ChAs. Ryder.