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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Soldiers having claims tor pensions
will do well to call on L. NJ. Keys, at
torney at law. Office, room No. in
News building, mp stairs.
The Golden Belt flour is Just SPLEEN
hih
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Surveyors Notice.
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE
EAPoEIA, LYON Co., KAsa

EMPoEIAs LYON Co., KAs..
November IL, 1881 }
Isy and CHAs Mollahan will take notice that
the undersigned surveyor OF Lyon county
Kansas, VIII, on Thursday. DeesEn her Ia ies1
proceed to survey and permanently estabIISh
the northeast and southeast corner section
SIS o., township sixteen 10 range twelve
I'D: also % establish the corn Prs OF the east
nail OF southWest quarter and west half OF
other corners as may be necessary TO completes
the work.
Thi- survey T. be made by order and Ire.
quest Of g. W. DeCamp. Jr,
3 ASW4s County SurVeycr
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Lost-In Emporia, on Saturday last. a
medium-sized leather pocket book, con-
tanning number Of checks and notes
in my favor; also about fifty dollars in
money, receipts, sc. Twenty FIVE dol
lars reward for return of book and con
tents TO the First National bank, EN-
poria, or John Steckly, Reading, Kansas.
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Remember that l will guarantee
prices on the best boots and shoes made.
Sign of the big red boot, Sixth avenue.
]. G. ALTMAN.
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STRBYED. April, 1884, dark
brown mare, two years old last spring.
Was last seen in Americas. Ten dol
lars reward for information leading to
her recovery. Apply at this office or
address Frank Hotel, Emporia, Kan
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The injuries received by Mr.. d. Han
sci In the runaway Friday evening were
very serious, and it will be some time
before he has fully recovered from the
affects
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FRInAY Nov Ia

Americas was quiet last night-was q
Democratic ratification in Emporis.
The ladies of the U. P. missionary
sewing society met at the residence of j.
D. Gibson yesterday and accomplished
considerable work. The next meeting
will be in three weeks from the last one,
or the Thursday after Thanksgiving at
the residence of NJ. W. Gibson.
s. A. Brown s. Co. are putting up ex
tensive cribs and will buy corn this fall
and coming wiuter.
Excellent weather and the farmers are
improving it by getting out all the corn
possible.
E. White has moved into town.
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DIR. Warmers abdominal corsets at G..
W. Newman 81 Co.'s.
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Notice.

Z. Long. Defendants o-o I"
The Defendants are hereby nos,as.. a..
Chsrles Fletcher Justics o. he Peaes, a. -.
poF1a. Lyon nnsy, Kansas, on the Il b 49,
OF october. 1854. issued q gArnishmars 10y -S
mons IN she above eauss Tor sal so srd isass.
Ssts snd That sal cali,e win he hrarsi by SO
Snssses a ME once In Emp0ria On the ar
VIC. AccLARY. PIainti9
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For lame back, side or chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents
Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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G. w. Newman & Co. are Offering a
large line of mems buck gauntlet gloves
at discount of 25 to so per cent from
the usual prices. They are big bargains,
and at the prices they are offered will be
ranidly closed up
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

You will be happy. Make your old
things locke new by nsing the Diamond
dyes, and you will be happy. ANY OF
the fashionable c0lors for 10c. at the
druggists. Wells, Richardson & Co.,
Burlington, Vt
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overcoats at the Golden Eagle.

LosT-Between this city and my farm
south of Dry creek, or taken by mistake
from the store of Thomas il Jones, q
bundle OF clothing done up in one of G &.
p. Jones 81 Co.'s wrappers. The finder
will please leave the same at the office
of the NEWS Company. A suitable re-
ward will be paid. r. II. BAYNE.
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Good patent flour for Sa.25 per hun
bred at Fluker's.
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AUcTIoNEER.-When you want a
firstclass auchoneer call on G. W.
Bryson, No. 3 East street, Emporia,
Kapaaa
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Are you made miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness. Loss of APP.
petite, yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizel
is positive cure. Sold by Chas. Ryder
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Overcoats-a large stock to select
from-st G.. p. Jones s. Co.'S.
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Good patent -four for So % per bun
bred at Fluker's.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

FoR SALE.-House and lot; will take
good team for part pay. Inquire at No.
I25 Sylvan street.
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Messrs. Harvey 6 Porterfield have
Just received some new machinery for
their cracker factory, and will be able
To make varieties of crackers not before
manufactured here. Among them Will
be the Topeka and Oyster cracker.
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COnry = Retzer

At. Reading, Kansas. are headquarters
for groceries and hardware. Give them
3 call ami learn their prices and be sur
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Flour for 20 cents 10 $3.50 a sack at
Fluker's.
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GAME-Cash paid tor game by Il.
Salisbury Il Co, No 102 Commercial
stTeer
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We loan money on land and live stock.
Fu.KINs & SIsLER, Brokers.
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TIE RIISINFSS MARTS.

THE r RICEH Al 1kADE CENTEBS.
rse aansas CIty 1--we st'sE nsskst as NJ
NEWS every afternoon by
ANDY J. SNYDER & CO.
Ro..sDs IS and s4 EEchange 8siid'n'
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS
At Kansas City.
KaSHAf 'IPY. November ~
CArTLE-Reeefpts 2,sI5, fairly active and
tribe stronger prices for good Texans ana
GoSs.Receipts 900; weak and lower;
81 GOA Is; buIh of sales st = 1904 ID.
0zs: quiet; no : red cash. axe bid. 4sAIe asa
at 5s1<c; No. son iit cssh. sales at 55s[e.
CONS seeiots, 1891; shipments: e,Sos'
~ :,1ss gS sfs. haP sse es 3D.
Z7kc Esked. the yesr. q; bid; z6Hc asked
J ,nu2Ey 2Kc hid. 2sse: asked: May. sales az
DATs-Somtna1
RYE-N0minAl.
ESss-FIrmer at 26s per dozen.
bUTTEE-Uncha nged
HkT-U nrhanRfd.
PEovl sI0Ns-Dry salt, shoulders Sc; clear
sides, Sc; long clear sides Sc; clear NIB sides
g.; SMOKED shoulders 7e:long clear sIfes exc:
rib sides 9kc; clear sides 9xc; sugar cured
nam Isc ls oi isS I
A. I5E5eAk0.
Hoas -fteceipts. 41.oOc; active. lo0l5e low
ox~TLs- Receipts. 5000: ssrznger best
grades shade higher: exports. IS 2S06 50
cPn 81 OpflS 20.
sHEErSRece,pts 1850; qui.t; unchanged;
81 TJlI3 20
WHEAT-Ciosed strong. nominAIIy uD
chan ed; ike cash and November.
CoRS-Eas.er; fl 10 cash ai-d November.
OATs-25zcfnr November.
RYE-Quiet: H04e-
AhLzY-Nom nal; 58I60c.
FLGx SEED -Q..jet: 81 S1kIt ~.
P0EK-St. ally 81 81 X for the year.
LAsD-IrreEulsF; 60 S7x Tor November
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Good patent flour for 1925 per hun
dred at Fluker's
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Golden Eagle clothing house al
Doan's old stand.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

A fine assortment of the best under
wear in the market at G. P. Jones &
CHS
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

DR.. @. F. Gray, who has his Office at
the Hotel Coolidge, is one Of the finest
and most favorably known dentists of
of the country. His process of extract
ing teeth by means of vitalized air or
filing them by the electric process, en-
tIrely without pain, no matter how sens
itively situated they may be, is marvel
Gus. He merely avails himself OF the
best scientific processes, and claims
nothing outside Of this. His methods
are Humanitarian as well as practical.
Wherever he has once been he ID most
popular on his return. The citizens of
Emporia and surrounding country are
invited to call and ascertain the truth of
his claims, and on the ground of the ma
ture of his claims and methods, and tes-
timonials from leading men whom all
know, that no patient will be disap.
pointed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Fluker's is the cheapest place In Lyon
county to buy your -four,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diptheris and Canker
Mouth Sold by Chas. Ryder.
Our stock of Golden Belt -four Is now
complete again.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Flannel shirts and winter underwear
at G. u. Jones & Co.'s.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

The funniest machine and panorama
in the world IN the show window of the
Golden Eagle.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Who oplng Cough and Bronchitis
Sold by Chas. RYDER
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Teeth extracted without pain by DIR.
e. f. Gray at Hotel Coolidge
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Why will you cough when ShilOh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, so cts. and 81. Sold by Chas
Ryder
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Remember that ali my boots ana SHOES
are marked IN plain figures and one
price only, at the sign of the big red
boot, Sixth avenue. J. @. ALTMAN.
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Twenty-f,ye Dollar. Reyrard

Ask your grocer for Golden Belt
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Fluker's isthe cheapest place in Lyon
county TO buy your flour.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Flnker's is the cheapest place in Lyon
county TO buy your -four.
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goods at SC per yard; all the standard
colors; same goods that other houses
charge So cents for.
TAnxun Rpns G. Huun
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Our stock of Golden Bell flour is now
complete again.
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Clothing at Gibson's.

Clothing at Gibson's.
A dandy line OF stationery at Bonds.
New stock at Gibson's.
A large stock of heating and cooking
stoves at j. 8. Gibson's.
Mems suits. So 90 at Gibson's.
Wooden goods at Gibson's.
Best stock of bouts and shoes, hats and
caps at Gibson's.
Great reduction in clothing at Lesh
Brothers.
Cash for grain at Tressler s. Low
rvs.
H. s flour at Tressler s. Lowry's.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, 1884
D. P. TIessler has in his possession a
new pair of pants. They were not won
on the election, nor in fact Is the owner.
ship vested in him, but they were found
under suspicious circumstances. stuck
under an out building in the alley. The
owner can have them by proving prop
ertY.
One MIR. Pitts, who has been boring
wells in this vicinity, lett some time
ago. He is reported as being in Ed
wards, OF this state. Those who arG
financially interested in him personally
are looking after his whereabouts.
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AItmAn's Rubber List.

huODer OOOIS repalLeu anu WaITonIoo
at sign of the Big Red Boot, Sixth ave-
nue.. j. @. ALTMAN.
Northwest corner Sixth and CONNER
cial street Is the location OF the Golden
Eagle clothing house.
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Ask your grocer for Golden Belt
-four.
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a. 81. Louis.

~ t.OrsRs November I9
HoGz-LqwsF and slow yorker. 50 SsFa4 IS.
PACK D0. 81 I8z54 30. heavy. - 251f so: re-
eeipts. Q 600. shipmeats 100
CATTLE supply more liberal. but market
~ far very iiow and unehsBgedi iece pts
$50.
FLOuE-Uneh nge
wHEAT-Lo~er; sIew; No. rcd. saG74c
cash.
CORN bout steady 81 J. l2sc cash
OATs-l8atI, lover: e4s6E524I<c cash
PoRK-LoWeF. SIl 25LE1 50.
BULK MEATS Low r: borg clear. s. 70;
= orr RTt~. IS 70; hort eleNr- s. 50.
BACON SLOW: long clear 81 81. short yfbB
81 62s<. shoF- clear 81 S75SdS CO.
IAEn-S animal. Il 90
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The Golden Belt flour is just splen-
did
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You will find at q. P. Jones 81 Co. g
a wide variety of gentlemen's gloves.
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AnYEkrIsEn LIST

List OF letters uncalIed for and remaining
IN the postofice st EmpOria, Kansas. for the
week ending November Is. 1884 Please give
the date Of advertisement when called for:
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Flour for rs cents to $3.50 a sack at
Fluker's.
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DIR. q. f. Gray will be at the Coolidge
till the 9th.
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NV. SrRAT.roS.

NoTIcE-Halt section of prairie land
for sale cheap in section 81 1912. Also
several good farms.
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents. 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
taehments. there are many valuable features
OF the Modern Hard Coal Base Burner, which.
with some notifications 70 adapt them to the
peculiar nature of the fuel, are quite Yalu.
able for Soft Coal Stoves as for Hard Coal
Stoves but which have never been offered in
Soft Coal Stoves, except combined with the
impracticable self feeding feature, because
we suppose no one before has happened to
think oft.
The buyer of th.s stove will obtain sI the
positive advantages OF the most comp lote
Modern Hard Coal Base Burner, except the
self feeding attachment.
He will be able to keep fire or 10 hours, or
the usuai time that the household is sleeping,
without giving 1t a y attention.
He will be able to warm the floor OF his
room without raising the upper portion 70
distressing 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 aboutl that at
the expiration of three years. he will 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
seft coal we're given him gratis.
He will attain greater cleanliness. comfort
! and efficiency than has ever before been at
| t1ined in constructions for soft coal. Will
and his stove unusually durable, and when it
requires repairs that it can be restored Is
| good as new at surprisingly small cost.
We do not supply any directions for oPer-
ating this stove. 1t is as simple In manage
ment as q cook stove, and requires no better
chimney.
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The Golden Belt flour Is just splen
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20
AnclinnAarinn-

Overcoats considerably reduced
price at q. p. Jones & Co.'S.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20
New Dining Hall.

Reading, Lyon County, Kansas.
Our stock of Golden Belt flour Is now
complete again.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-20

Bring your repairing to the big red
boot. j. c. ALTMAN.
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In buying:
Gloves,
Mittens,
Overcoats,
Flannel Shirts,
Wooden Hosiery and
Winter clothing in general,
You will find it to your advantage &c
call at G. p. Jones 81 Co.'s.
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$50 REV ARD.

Ask your grocer for Golden Bel
Nnur
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Buy your underwear at G. p. Jones
Il Co.'s.
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visit the doluen Eagle LOT bargains
Husking gloves st Newman s. Co.'S
EN-. Perles has moved to F. Doan's
old stand.
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Golden Eagle clothing house is the
place for bargains.
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Drying gloves at It. I. Jones q CO.'S
Flour for 70 cents to $3.50 a sack at
Eluker'a
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THE 1Ee1sLAruRG.
TIE sRHArR.


First Observation-Disclosures and Brown e,uy,.
ties, Sol Miller, rep- Troy
Second Distriet-Atc6isoa county, A. ].
ThIrd Observation-Disclosures and Iseaven eroPtk
Counties two senator's, Matt Edmonds, rep..
S oS9tR n Issss Love dem. Lsayen%orth
S2ses1 rep, Wyandotse.
SsransT S s ssiassG rcS saSsn. rep
sixth DlstTict-BOurbon county W ] BaW-
den. rep. Fort Scott.
Kelley. rep Mulberry Grove,
pi HtGnt DlstTrict-Cherokee county, John
Ninth DissTics-Labe4te county. c II kim
Tenth District county, L U
DSiR Snd Seosho eOun
ties, = q Allen, rep, ChAnute.
Woodson counties. b " Milford, rep, Gar
Thirteenth Districs-coney and franklin
Fourteenth Distric.-dsaSe county, T L
Aarshan: rep Usage City.
Ra rlfsse1th Di1tTict@DOugias county, Geo ]
sixteenth District-shswnee county. 8 Z
Seventeenth District-Jackson and Potta-
Wetomie counties, B Kick, rep, Louisville.
Eighteenth District-Nemaha and Marshall
Nineteenth Districe-Riiey, Davis and W q,
oaunsee counties Geo Green, rep, Aanhat-
I
twentieth District-Lyon and Greenwood
counties. kellogg, rep, Emporia.
| Twenty FIST DisErict-Elk and Chautauqus
counties, E II HeWins. dem CedarVaie-
| TSsnty-second District-COwley county
Frank Jennings. rep, Winfield
| Twenty-thiru DistTict-Butler county, A
Red0en. rep. n Dorado.
| Twenty fourth District Chase, Marion aaG
| motifs countless R II Crane, rep Marion
Center.
Twenty fifth Dlstrict-Dickinson and Otta
| wa counties, Conrad Kohler. rep, Enterprise
| Twenty sixth District-Clay and W ashing
| ter.
Twenty-seventh District-Republic ant
| jewell counties. Geo II Case, lep., Mankatc
TEenty-e ghth DIstrict-Smith and Osborn'
counties, Il Picker. rep, Smith Center.
Twenty-ninth District Mitchell and CIout
| counties. D Young. rep, BelOit.
1hirtieth District-RuFsell Lincoln ant
Ellsworth counties, Ira E Lloyd, rep, Ellis
| worth.
Thirty-frst Observation-Disclosures AM salln
counties, 81 Kelley, rep, Mcpherson.
Thirty second District-Rsno and Harve.
counties. ~ Gongdon' rep. sedgwick;
mn counties. John Kelley. rep. Wichita.
| Thi~tY-iOurth District umner and II arpe
countless b Lingenielter, DEM. South Ha
ven.
ThIrtY-hfth District-Barber, Pratt, Stat
ford. Pawnee, Edwards, Ford. Finaey
hodgeman. Ness. and the unorganIzed coun
ton. Seward ana Comanche, w RUSH, rep
Larned.
Thlrty-sixth Dissatisfaction and Bic
counties, John W White, rep, Lyons
Thirty-seventh DistrIct-EIiis, Trego. Rock.
Graham, Sheridan and the unorganfEed couI
ties OF dove st. John, Wallace, Thomas an
Sheridan, DOnnell, rep. Stockton.
| Thirty-eighth nistriat-PhIliips. Morton
Decatur. Rawlins and the unorganized coun
| ty of Cheyenne. Ii Granger, rep, Phillips
burg.
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Previous attempts to improve Soft Coal
Heating stoves have always embraced the
self feeding feature, and have always failed,
we belle We. because OF that only.
Soft coal ignites at a low temperature. is
very inf Ammable. and when the self-feeding
stoves happened to get put up to poor h1e,
or fell into inexperienced hands, disagreesble
results were sure to follow.
Because of these natural difficulties, which
we deem insurmountable, We abandon the
self feeding feature, as applied to Soft Coal
Stoves. as impracticable; but we do not think
it necessarily follows that people whose ne
cessities or inclinations invite the use of soft
coal should not be provided with better stoves
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Wooden hosiery at G. P. Jones s
Tnso
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Gloves cheap at the Golden Eagle.
, 1884-02-14

AMI nineteen anj half in thickness.
'ndin this stone lies the grand pecu-
liarity of tie chair. Nuinherless
legends are toldin correction With it.
tie truth prob&i' Y hcinE that II was
originally taken from Ireland to
Scotland. and served ri the corona
ton Of tie early SGJttish kings.
High Iiccuse has received an en-
romagiug support in New York in
the ind.rsemrnl Iy the church temp
ararce soclety Of the Roosevelt bill
which provides FIR e, of S500 for
license to sell spiriiu Us liquors and
$3.50 for Iiqrms in cities OF more than
100000 inhabitants. Thesccirty also
urged that the bill be made to in
cludp al the cites in the state. TIE
growth Of temperance sentiment il
NV York has hccn shown in many
Ways lately, ut in none rore strik-
ng'y than by John Kelly Gssuranc'
70 u temperance orator that he was
himself u Temperance man. that Il,
refused 20 aiow liquor dealers 10 &C
;upy pr, perry Owned by lin. and
hat he only jr INK liquOr occasiouiy
'rcause his political associations
made some drinking necessary. He
gent 80 far as 10 c, nsent 10 address
temperance meeting recently.
, 1884-02-14
Morr1sons Tariff Bill.
HENLEY THINES THE COAsT DELEGATION
WILL OPPOSE IT To a MAN.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-Tbe Califor
MIA delegation in the House
will probably all oppose Morrison's
new tariff bill, on the ground that ii
+ duces the drty on California pro-
du,ts, which in their opinion cannot
stand it. Mr.. Henley, in convcrsi,-
ii N this evening sud: .Morrison's
b IL has no earthly slow of passing
the Hou9e. More than half the dem
ocrats who voted in caucus for Car
Isle viii openly oppose any such
plan for reforming the tariff l be
lieve ary bill proInsing horizontal
red lctiOn presents so many question
able features that this Congress will
hardly consent to consider it. In
G tIifornia we cannot permit any
reduction on raisins, oranges, borax,
wool, wine or lumber. without mute
rial injury b. ling done to those inter
ests. For myself am with Converse
in desiring to restore the tariff of 1867
IN wool instead Of reducing it.
OUR LUMBER TRADE AIENAcEp.
Murrisrn's bill proposes to put
umber for wlarfns n | in uaitHI
state on the free list. This practi-
ally aboIlShe5 the duty on lumber on
he Pacific coast, for British Colum-
,ia lumbnrmen, with the Chinese
whom they employ almost exclusively,
:.sn send unhewn logs into Washins =
ton Territory by the millions, and
lrive the white men there and III
Oregon ont OF business. The luu-
nrrmen of Puget Sound, in such
competition, wonld either have 10
:ut down the wages of white employ
- to the Chinese standard or leave
he business. Chinarnen~can be im.-
ported into British Columbia and
wages can be kept down, whereas, no
uan ON this sids could create sch Il
competition in wages, as Chiuamen
'nsno longer be Imported into the
United States. i don't know how
ien. L IsesrIus stanis on his
question, but Tuliy, Bndd and my
elf have compared notes, and We are
lgainst Morrison, bill, solid l pr.
II ne G.a'5c).k AL SInl,r the
,ame way of thinking"