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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-06-26


Age is One oft The intoxicating foese Of /
man. 1t seems tut yesterday tAat olF
old friend ] q. Hnmes. of Agnes City.
was'with Us as an active paffisipsnt in
the affairs. Of men OniSarday sof vthss
Week be was picked up lev miles
west Of te9gr lying pnihe prairie IN the
pitiless sga, almost unable 70 help him
aself. lie was taken to the poor hsuse
for ten porary keeping Age has treat
ed Mr. HnEses hnnercifully, bis tongue
having become so parslfzed that
he - almost uRable 10 s2eak
so SIS 3to be understood.
only a .few. years ago, he was q pleasant.
tzIker, and an unusually intelligent
lpsu- With fhis has also come bodily
inffmity witch makes walking very
difficult. az JHumes lives. With his son,
Corain. Ia Ag1es Cily tusnship- WIKI
the chiIdlshnsss which is an aeeampati-
| mcutof his 'cohdftEoAs he occasionally
concludes. that he IS abused, ana
.whea ~ one ol .iLese us he s2metinles
wan isss away ,ltreu home, walking
faA lie ysas<frana there - Ena poFia. ADDS
taocs Of IBIFty mites. IT was while per-
forming oae II these runaway Journeys
that he WAS feuad Is above related he
does not relish tie idea Of living atahe,
poor. house, as he has always beeu a
man of spIii, and when PLACED there
some tiE8e- ago. made hiS escape and
walked home It is SAID his SOB IS willing
to do. any thing ia his power to nalse
the old gentleman happy, and that he
is abandsntly able to.de 50. 1t is said,
also. that he dldgsutlemAn makes his
| escapes when the family Is away :from
| home He Is row geflng 50 old and
feeble tha8 he Is liable TO die Qn ihe
piauie. Formerly 1t was safe 10
allow Lin 70 60 at viii, as he knew the
Way u tie houses If Fafipps friehds on
the read between hJnis aud lne ely. He
was evidently lost when teend
/ TuesdlY. The esse 81 Mr. Humes pre-
| seats sad PsstdFe Of ihe ffafities ahd
helplessness "a ago aud hos soon Il
brings US, fs6ln a pastiripat ia the
active affairs Ct life to AFFECT de-
| pehGcncs, a lsw yeaIs ago We knew
Dir Hames as kind hearted, intel
Iigeat aar, and n@N he mss lest the use
/ Of neatly al Of his flcuhics, and is an
/ otject of pity. W. believe ha deserves
the Int s.. & alaer caro- fram those upon
WhdpI tie duty devolves fur caring fla
this waits in the closing dsys Of life'ai
ustfQlncss. ,,
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nelEois Esce Press
a few days ago t"J mea, WHO VIE
afterwards fouad 10 be Detraitess, ar
rived ii t6wn about fifty E1iies to tie
west Of his, leading L pig. Il vas
perbaps big enough AID heavy enough
TO be called hog, but they termed il &
pig, and rs they turned 1t oyer TO the
care Of the lancICru 1t whose inn they
proposed to rest tor the night, Zone OF
the men explained:
"Be awful careful with tlTat pig.
He's q daisy--a new breed juss from
Scotland We've sold HIM to a farmer
out here Ter 500, aud We don't want any.
thing 10 happen to him. .
The laEdlord locked the pig up and
then bepan- 10 think ana cogttate amt
suspect " hen the strangers had gone
to bed be called in some OF the boys and
said: s se
sI'Ve swIgged the racket; them two
fellows are susFpers, and that's a guess
ing pig. Tomorrow they will give you
| chance 20 guess at his weight st ten
cents q gaess, and You'll bs cleaned
out-oniy sou won'tl As the fellows
( sleep we viii weigh their pig and beat
their game'' u-H7 u i13sa
Nobody slept until the pig was taken
| oyer TO the scales audi wei shed. Eie
| pulled down one hundred and seventy
pounds 10 & hair, snd the villagers went
| home ana huHtsd mp their niekels and
dreamed OF pigs tnd scales and sharp
crs through the remainder Of the night
| Next siOuH gtAe Mig was led around
| in front, and, sbtliirgs staIUng off on his
| tourney, one of the eWutrs marked to
! The ass an GIe0 eTUggJt: bafts1 - 81
fs,ser1
| ing directly. Maybe some OF You would
| like to, euess on his wdighug aElltfaks
/ all gaesses at ten cent each, and vino
| ever hiiSft gets htty ceRss.f .sgs.i
| This provoked Tlarge andsselsCtsd
| stock of. rSinss md smiles, but no one
/ walked ep until the pig mac sand tbs.
| any person @ uld gnsssasls 4nany iinss
1 ..ts he cared 81, provided y dime accom-
] Dalitssd gssea8 gusss 18Th q rush
,s.st ~ T. Thre eSsg5 four meac Oh aatsipue ar
| ffiy guesses elssi. 9 A justice of fhe
| peace.tooG ia in y. A .yyyers S Il about
!, twenty %oufiF liot16r ! tim Reiort
| salsss.a VAS .HBy laf3 nps IN t!4
/ ieIsslugio sb6iti SIX 11adEtdse had
! seUn r. 9istezed and psid forA Every
! sJssl sf 'l.ia gar sssts az 40 pounds Il
! aas cuFloh5 whit dDanimity there was
! ia .gsf2 sraeSsine. bus the pis mgn dim,
1 seem Tor rec IL. dWhen alshsd beer
| given ayclIsncs The pig WAS led to- Ihs
! scales, 'sud lot lis weight WAS exactly
| In pounds. n ta aaH aat 81 S1a
I ssYou see, igeHtleneo, "dl explained
| tire spokesman, s'sWhils this animal
! oaty weighs 10 pSuBds along abeFsi
( IL o'elsek at might Be feed aiEut five
i pound sol. Germ meal In the morning be
/ fore weigbiEgi0 Iou fCTgist 70 take !Ai'
/ hIsffsr into considers t5<in - 7.a = "a
l / Then somebody kicked the Landlord
/ and he kicked the Justice and the justice
! kicked merchant, and when the pig
! men locked bseklin0Ta . ID istsnt lsilith'
! whole Town was cut kicking Itself aPt
! thEOSiBg empty wsilsts into ,he rIyeT.s
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wHEaE DO TnEY V0rEq Z
GOOD TINE

FourtI, OF j uiy on Now Creek
A genRiae, old fislli,]sed, sensible
Fourth Of July celebFatioa viii be held
Ga Dow creek at Alr Reeves gEoYa llne
mles nuTth of Emporis, near the Reseaa
school house, under the aUsPiees az The
people Of that n ighborfod1 The
general object VII be -, have q good
timeyand every facility Will beaGJrdet
for that end. There VIII be a general
stirring OF Enthusiasm by patriotic songs.
q basket picnic dinner, boating, swings,
eroquet, danclng-everythiug 10 anuse
anf nothing 10 bore these v1lfe attend.
NJ candidates win be allowed % make
s3eeches on this occasion Come every
lbdy and enjoy i good social time. a9s
BY order Of TIE Committee.
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IRIS JUST AWFUL.

What is 1t? The crops We got
aboard the Ottawa train at 6 .. IA. and
had fine morning view of the crops to
Neosho Rapids, and feel safe in saying
Of twenty seven crops We have seen in
Kansas we never saw . better one at
this season of the year. Weyenture our
judgment that the wheat crop of Jack
son township will average thirty bushels
10 the acre, and of all we saw Jimmy
O'Tool takes. the cake for lality and
quantity, having a little patch ofone
hundred and nfLy acres and every
acre competing with the rest.
Oats are from fair to splendid, owing TO
the lay OF the land for holding water.
Corn, as usual in this county, consti-
tutes the s,a of the crops, and that on
the dryer lards never looked better.
But m UGH of the corn in the east part
of the county is badly damaged by the
wet weather.
Fruits and vegetables are abundant
ana fine, and everybody is happy.
Neosho Rapids is beginning to put
on the airs of city IN appearance,
having a fine new school house,
some good business blocks under
contract and some completed,
large hotel just on the eve of opening
and CONVENIENT to the depot, 9 much
needed improvement for the town and
the travelling public, At II O'Clock we
took passage ON the Neosho Rapids and
Hartford hack line to Hartford, and en-
joyed fine and refreshing sun-bath
Except the tops of our heAdsl, for about
three-qusriers of an hour. and to under
| take 10 tell what we saw and enjoyed az
Hartford, lie more than ne hsYe time
to tell or you have space 10 publish.
| But 1t would be unkIud not TO say
something about the nice dinner set up
to us by our hostess, EtTs. Hunt, Tor II
was good and dispensed In the very beat
modern STYLE AS to Ben We don't care
to say much about him only he wa
round at our departure and after the
usual compliments asked as to cal
again, and we will.
We found both towns striving for
another railroad with fair prospects
of success. and they went
SO far as TO accuse "a
Of being down there on rsilroad business
| But Of course we denied 1t aud told them
we were only hunting fence wire fol-
sell. preservation. and finding Gould'l
prices much the same as at home We
boarded 5 80 extra for EuIporie. From
Hartford up We saw nothing but fiue
| grass, big crops and fat cattle, and max.
ing up our minds that every locality Il
competing this season for premium crops
in everything, We will be contenG % Il
win who will. Hoping success tor ell
/ we are yours respectfully.
/ ffs.s COLONEL AND {.
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pIrLEK NEWS
KbiTED BY 'ohrnsNs BOY, -

.af4 y
- MsDNEspA9, June %
The weather is very hot, but is good
fs5r eorn, we think
MIR Afnold left Monday night Cor Pitts
burg. Lincoln county, FOR the purpose of
taking care OF his wheat crop.
The committee on Arrangements for
the Fourth of July, have ordered the
boys to meet Friday afternoon for the
purpose of organizing. base ball club
% play on that day. eases Tisse1 e
Tie town of Bitlee is booming Many
new houses are being built. Mr., Biter
hiss broken ground for the cellar of his
aelg block, and MF. Thornton has also
eenmenced his residehce. Carl Cannon
has purchased three lots of Messrs.
W,IS,, Thernton sad Ringer, and will
al bIcs commence the erection Of a large
Livery bsfrn thereon. We wish him sue
cess ia his undertaking.
The Fourth Of July Is but j short way
off and ~ cry nlzn wuiuan and child
SHOULD turn out and celebrate that mem
oIable day Il Is a day that belongs TO
every one Of Us, ard All should turn out
ard tai e ia The c. IeI,Iation We are now
- icitizeus Of lhe United States. Tbesol
oilers Of the late war have a right to Gel.
ebr.;e he Fourth, because on thai day
work was done. that saYethem a coun
Try 20 defend ami live NJ and those Who
did rot tske paftsIn ihat war ON .ccdunt
of their youth baSe tie Fourth To- eeie-
brale because they have q free country t.
live in ard are prepared to breast any
dan 2, T = hlch migilt threaten our govern
nent The coHmIttse on aTTaD gemeLts
have everything arranged fora glorious
time a, this tIaee. They have engaged
Col. Flors, Of Emporia. and. J r. sKlcckl
Of Emporla, t. deliver addresses ON
Tint days. After Lie Speaking
horse racing, sagkrac.rg and the match
game .,lsbasa ball. ydaaeiDgs wall eom'
mtuce = which lssto last long inlo tbs
night. In tic eYeaing5 there VIII be
bea,IY one hundted ,dellars wei til OF fire,
works set aG. COME one, come all, and
sbliug ySur unsles, suLtss and Cousins
sud ~. ske this zgeasd success. such as
hus never asen seen IN the county. Il.
oE s os5F. II. r..
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The Central Loan ana Land Co, the
oldest money loahing concern IN The
county. Ai~ayA lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest oblainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loenstlie day you apply IL securi-
ty and title Is all right. Noexiya OF nm
expected charges. Interest payable
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THE NEWS.


7 = ~ -, -
JUar fokFUN ana to keep things iiv .
~, We are cutting the price on every ar
tlcle in orr large assortment OF goods.
We are selling our large and varied a.
sortment Of window shades at less than
half price.
Wall paper Is still going at the popus
lar low prises established by US, which
Is less than costiIAid down. tifT
In miscellaneous books we are getting
cost fog the coyets and throw the books
in. - - 80 ~ ~ af
Box papers are less than Wholesale
Every one who wants ledger, journal
"r day book can buy It at almost their
"wn price AAt - fAf
We cell bill books. pass and memo
T"ium books, pocket-books and hand
bags 80 cheap that you will think that
: ~ are giving them away.
When ii comes 70 toy wagons. boys
wagons. velocipedes, swings, curtain
p'los. mouldlngs and frames. base balls
an bats, foot balls and rubber balls, you
aill imagine you are getting chrome
or Il steel engraving with each purchase.
X member the place, at
4 n Lfa,y & ~. -
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AsooD CAUSE

Miss L1liish b. Ridgwsg. rsahcsal
agent Of TIE Kansas Orphan AsyiGm.
viii address he people st SaEord July
6th. AT III e. m. II Plymouth 81 4p. N,
and al Toledo n N the evening. Let
MI come prepaleii 20 eOntFibass 70 . good
sanse. ]. EcAHUUTr.
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Should You contemplate 8 trip %
Naahyills, ChsstaaoogA, AtlAasa, s.
vAsnah, Ga. ChazIesfon, 8. O.. Jackscs
vile. Florida. OF in fsea sey point a o.
south o. sOutheash IS win - - s0uf ID.
tsesss % Examine tbs adyaztagss ovsr
Al OGheE IInes offered By tbs 81. LOzss.
Ison Moantsin = SoueaeEn fkilf6s.i-
s.IFcn 1Ecuntesn Route in the wsy a.
fsss time, elsg1at eqzipmens, %.
~ present 8 daily tFsin e run EFc.a
ezsns Louis Grad Unsna DepoL -
tsehed 60 which viii be gound - e..
s9sEf Pullman Pslace s,eeuInsl e..
which runs through 70 Neshvfiis, Tean..
where cirec4 co9n9cztDR = Rnds SO
express trains Ct c01n6ctlng lineas fo-
points mentIoHed anoVe. sfhfs ff1is
CONNECTS 8 Nashville viii he &c.
vile express, heviHs Pulimaa FssI1es
alceFins en- 81 The very liness nske -
tachs6, which runs through 10 Jnek 80
vile, Florida. Wi1hout change: =
For further iuformafioa address =
p CHAEDLER,
!. L. g. CHARzron, Gea. Tkf. Aeeut.
ARf Gen. Tit Aeenl !
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AuctiDneeTs, successors to PruYn s.
Paar-tll. Public sales of all kinds Will
he gwen prompt and careful attention
Win an extended experience in The
auction hPsinesS they bespealS an exten.
sive par-ihags Whicht they win endeagor
Ia merit by Satisfaction TO all customers.
Headquarters at the Central stables, Em-
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The old brick two story residence re-
Gently purchased by Col. Steele, on the
corner of Sixth and NeOsho, Is being
rapidly demolished. II was one OF the
old land marks, having been built some
twenty years ago by Israel Frank 1t
will give place 10 a handsome new resi-
dence. which wall be an ornament TO the
wgst side OF town. rfra.sf --g-.s.s.
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TnE. PoPUL-ATIoS Is THE ooUsTx,

FAC census for Lyon county for 1884,
withIhe execution Of The city Of Empo-
ria iSnow completed, and Is as follows:
Agnes City township, 1.o5Si
Amezicus t6wpslip, s.059; Center
township, So l.0J5 :, Elmandaro,
township, 2,0l9ia EBrparia township,
,O97; Fremont township, 1.022; Ivy
townshIp. 31I; jacks n 20 Enahlp, 1,65l ;
Pike TOW psIiip. sSo; Eeadigg towHship,
$40; Wa'arIoo township, G61; total
1906 @
Tbs TeFrI tioa lie city
WITHIN he lMils Of the
TOWNSHIP, will probably re2ch
5000, whiel, will mako Tie total popu-
l-.tron of The county over 2,oO0. Thi:
| win be j giia Of 5000 sipce. the census
! vas t ken last year.
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SUNDAY sonool nLEorIoN.

WALTON, Kan.. June %, 1891.
Yesterday ended tie FIRST year of the
Walton First Baptist Sunday school.
The officers and teachers chosen for the
coming year were the same as lest year
with one exception, viz:
Mr.EJobn CrUteF, superintendent.
c. w. Ives. librarian.
Mamie StFaltcn. secretary
: Ida ives, assistant to secretary and
librarian.
TEACHERS
E Glass No, 1, Mrs John CFutcr
Glass No ., Mr., G D. strattua
Glass No, >, Mrs @. w. Ives.
Glass No. 4, Mrs L. IL. Slrattnn
Glass No. 6, Mr.. Israel Crdter
Class No. z, Mrs, Thomas Hutchinson
Glass No s. Mrs, Israel Crpter.
Clsss No. 8, Mrs Angie Wareham.
The school is prospecting With sbou'
3Tscholars in average attend Ance.
There viii he a basket picnic in Mr.
Theo. Kline's grove about five mile.
east Of Walton, on the 4th Of July.
Sunday school every Sunday at Il
O'Clock D. m. f ELL,
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The MAsons Of Conncil Grove will
dedicate an elegant new hall on Tues
dag next June 24-St. Johns day.
Judge Buck, of this city, grand master
OF the order, will conduct the ceremonies
and deliver the address
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EMPORIA

photographic and al.
other orders will receive
prompt attention, day or
uight.
Prices always Is low As
the lowest.
Residence-First door
north OF Gilchrists' livery
stable Y
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DURHAM BULLS ron SALE-I have
four fine yearllng bulls and one two
year old for sale. Their pedIgrees are
nrst-class. @. B. BACHELLER,
E,nro-;a Esn.a
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nApaaI. g. ( NoEEs.
- 80. A. kae.s IS qal.e- b


Miss Helen Dafkness is qaiee sick. Z
Oar term Of schuol closed last week
under the ulanagesas NJ of Miss Matte
Ellie, WHO has given excellent satissfac-
don ana has been The teacher il this dis,
hict for several terms. aea 4la - Z
TIE Eagte Creek t4iee p shearers have
ioished sheafing 9 300 sheep for Geo
Plumb, who. has one of tAe Inest beds
III Lyon co1nty. LF5f 81.
Corn.f boxing well, fsssners ara very
busy callifaias it and g large crop is
expected. 4.
Competition is ihe.ife of trade. There
are only thirty acres of waeeruneIons
plap,edin his neishblrhpoi and they
Will be cheap sr.E
Aaron G, siilIer and Miss Carrie
Hartley, of Badger creek, were married
on last SabbA1h by Judge Culver Tne
happy ctnTTe went to housekeeping mn
mediat6ig ia .tLe Palmer house at Hor-
ton. Oar beet WISHES, and long may
they live aa r5a 7sts
Quarterly meeting OF the United
Brethtea VIII be htld at the Bridge
Creek schqqi house, il ts4siIie: No. 30,
juno 2slh aud 29th. HARD PAM
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\ fiTst-class suit of ali wool at Metz's
Ole Price Clothing House for $40. for
IA, price in Emporia, SIS TO $50. Save
IN my. Come TO Metz's tor your CLOTH
Ing. We keep open till 0 p. m, and
do z forget It.
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Has the census tAker visited George
WithingtoR'ss The has he had better
90 back. There Is more of George than
there was. II weighs eight and halt
pounds and Is of the male persuasion
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The large new front addition 20 tho
residences Of 9. w. Bennett is Almost
completed, and when done VIII make
that one Of the desirable residences of
the city.
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The hest White Shirts in America are
IN beElnd At Met1's One Price Clothing
House. also the best 4ply linen collar.
known Ia the trade as Metz's fifteen cent
linen eglIns. Save money and geT these
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20 10 3b DoIIars.

I viii sell the White, Leader, Ed
redge, Domestic. Remington, Chicago
Singer and Royal, at the above price.
and warrant them for i've years.
8. j. SMITH.
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CHEAP MoEEY.-Money cheaper than
ever at Warren, Leighton & HarrIson's "a.
Money always on hand to settle when
papers are signed. Interest always pay
able here and paPsFs at home. Loans
made for any length OF time and as cheap
as nynpney sent lnto the state by any
body Naa wy SaE&s-s ~
WAKR,.,F .Efa1rrfr,o,s q. TI.ppIso,s
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For sale at a great bargain. a farm Of
lG0 acres, one mile from Amerieus, all
fenced, go acres in cultivation, frame
house Of rooms. Well and stock water,
terms easy and price very low II sold
soon. NEWS COMPANY.
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KANSAS CHIkEsTIAN MINISTERIAL
INSTITUTE AMP NORMAL
I,IsLE SCHOOL

~ AtIBLAS SCHOOL =ss-.a .
THIS important gathering wiz convene
in Emporia on July oath. and will con
linue its sessions until August 1st. The
institute will continue irom the 2lth to
the 2Sth The school will begin i'm
mediately and continue until August
LIST. Papers will be read by the follow
ing named preachers: c. w. Pool, of
Guard; a. j. Thompson, Manhattan, j.
w. BIsnitb. Hamlin; W. Engles,
Lena; T. II Goodnight, Newton; j. B,
McCllery, Leayenworlh; j. a. LORD,
of MissndrLSerm0ns for criticism Wilde
preached by A J. White, LeaYenworth;
c. c. Dewese, Columbuss w. II. Boles,
Topeka; Geo. L. Dew, Hiawatha; w. IL.
Priess; Atcblson.
The chool will be condated by PnOt
j. w. McGarveY, Of the kentucky Uni
yersity.
Prof. MeGarvey spent two years in
Palestise, aud Will deliver lectures each
evening of the school on Palestine lie
will use the very best instruthenls Il
illustrate his lectures.
These Lectures were delivered at Fl
Scot q gear ago, aud can say that .they
are thebestI ever heard on Hthe SUB
Ject. The school, during the day. WI
be practical and full of instruction. L
will.be especially for the instruction O
the preachers OF the state-but 1t Is free
to all L trust many may attend.
Il. L. LORI,
| Chairman Kansas n Al ina
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Me,z's One Price Clothing House will
give more goods to the dollar than any
other IA 'use. and keep open till p. m
and lnt-r II required, and dent you for.
get h. rI
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Fire works and all kinds OF 4lh OF
July and campaign goods. In Wholesale
and retail lots at l. ID. Fox & Co.'S -N
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

P. P. Hillerman viii be candidate
for county attorney, subject to the decis-
ion Of the Republican county conven-
hoH.
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Ar Oosr.A Wishing to close out my
buslusss for the summer. will for the
next 20 days, sell my entire stock of hair
goods at cost. every piece guaranteed to
be water waves. also have full line
of switches and hair ornaments.
Mrs. NJ. r.. RoBI,KE.