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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

you would be wealthy get upon a
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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

FTomlses hold men faster than bepe
nes hout is cable and gratitude ,hreaj
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21
The testimony of the pulpit alway

The testimony of the pulpit always
carries weight. Here is what Rev. w.
III. Beecher, a well known and highly
respected clergyman of 66 Park avenue,
Chicago, H., says of Athlophoros, the
great specific for rheumatic and nep-
ralgic diseases: Il have used Athlo-
phoros, the great rheumatic and neu-
ralglc cure, enough to satisfy me that
it will certainly cure neuralgia, sciatic
and inftammatory rheumatism, and it
removes all sharp pains of chronic
rheumatism. recommend my friends
to try it and be convinced"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

Headache. Cestivenes and Piles are
easily and thoroughly cured by ju-
dicious use of Ayers Pills.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
MAGNANIMous.

Deputy Sheriff Kremer aud Marshal
/ Fleming, OF Emporia, were IN the city
yesterday on business with the governor,
/ While mere they were approached by
Dir. Mcmillan, sen of the gentleman
who wac murdered at Emporia. on the
subject of the reward of $500 offered by
| the family. II was these officers who
had secured the conviction OF the muir
der rs, but they positively and peremp-
tOrIly refused TO accept this reward or
any part II il. Mr. Mcmillan insisted
that 1t had been the intention 20 mise
the money and Tiay it over al once. The
Lt'ie gives $500. the city of EmpOria,
$3.50, and Lyon County $500.
This act On the part of these gentle
men is very magnanimous indeed, and
entirely unexpected by tue afflicted fam
iiY. While they had not the money Oh
hand, IL had b en decided IN mortgage
some of the property and thus secure 1T
Topeka Commonwealth.
This action on the psr: of Messrs.
Kremer and FlemIpg is very
handsome, and will be a source
of pride and coDgratulaiion to their
many friends IN this city. Bo.h of these
gentlemen labored uncessioeIy for the
apprehension and conviction of the
Mcmillan murdeTeFs, aud expended
quite sum of money IN following clues
10 different parts of the state. The Nc
MILAN family, as stated by the Com.
monwealtb, regard the share of the
reward offered by them as the just due
Of the officers, and had alresdy taken
measures to provide Tor its payment.
The hardship which this step would
have entsilsd has been happily obviated
by the g nervous and manly action Of
Messrs. KIsner and Fleming, and
their IL no doubt but that ell other claim
ants for reward in the case will be
equally magnanimous.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
..CharIsT and sam >

These are the names OF The two large
white horses that belong TO The city. II
moving into the new quarters on Fifth
avenue the arrangements Of the FIRE de-
partrnent are much improved and the
facilities FOR attaching the horses 10 the
hose cart without delay could hardly be
better than they are now. Immediately
behind the cart which faces tie double
doors leading to the street, are the stalls
for Charley and Sam There stalls
have no sides and under me t.f =
training OF Jordan Carson. !, Is
teamster, the horses display a. tel =
geDce that lis something wonderful. Al
the sound OF the gong, or "a sigma from
their driver, who unstraps the halters
and inserts the bride bit~ eu pended
from the horses necks, "Ch. rieY al
Sam" jump forward {, TIE from
of the engn roO.l and tax th~i
places exactly right "a heir respective
sides OF the ngue OF b hose cat
and immediately IN front -
the singlelrees TIE IIsc s, lines md
neck-y'.ks arr at once "snapp d" into
place and within the 81 ace of hali MN
ute the carr can be Tea ing on Its way
fire Mayor Warren visited the en-
CINE hou4" las evening and wa greatly
pleased at the intelligence and quick
ness OF the CRY team, and at the success
Of the tesmster in training The Dorses.
"Jord" thinks q mine of Charley" and
"Sam," TIE committee on city prop
erty deserves considerable CT. dit for the
good 'arrsngrme they have already
provided IN civ building.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
e.nr,..s r1o1oI oo1-c6 ,Ta.,,n.

A. he ..gu erHuAl IN ing of the
FIR Co or n ORAL or ur., ias Thurs
d ) veni .. oi.GW g I'd, ct, VIZ.
"smt u TO. me ensulng y:sr: Clerk,
M iss Elm Plumb; desronsJ W.AIkin-
son and E e Rowland committee on
music, II DuDlaP, Dr. G. w Frost,
Mrs. ID K'dc'T:
TIE following resUIudon was passed
aad UruCred To be EUrnisaed 10 the papers
f',I publication.
WHEREAS, Deacon T. L. Hurlburt, for
sixteen years an active ana faithful
member If this church, and for the most
Of the tldle an officer 10 it, mas been re-
moved from Us to the Church Of the Re
deemed above therefore,
Resolved, That we cannot refrain
from expressing our sense of bereave-
'uent IN our l. ss; that We mIss his pres
ence in the house of God, his cheerful
greetings and his wise counsel, and that
we shall not forget his uniform chris
tian walk and his untiring zeal for the
cause and church he loved.
Resolved, That we tender the family
-Of our beloved brother, his widow and
children, our heartfelt sympaIhies, and
shall invoke for them the comforting
presence of that Savior whom he trust.
ed, and whom he served, and with whom
he now dWells.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
A Word Ahont Lurors

1t will soon be time now for the sew
eral township trustees of Lyon county
and the mayor of the c!iy of Emporia
10 furnish names-0ns for every fifty
voters-from which 10 draw jury for
the March term of district court.
The law requires that only such persons
shall be chosen who are not exempt
from serving on juries and ,cho are pos.
Sessed Of far character and dpprO0ed in
tsgrity, and arho are GeeU intormed and
free from legal exceptions.
During the September term of
the district court THE News took the
pains to publish the names which had
been furnished by the township tras-
tees and the mayor of the city, from
which to draw a jury, and it was only
TOO apparent that the requirements
above statCd bad not been observed in a
number OF eases which we might men
ton. We refer to this matter now in
the hope that more care will be exer-
cised in the future ON this point, and
that there will be no cause for censure
IN this direction, when the names are
handed in for the next jury
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
x. p Rnnd Fair

The K. p band afs making extensive
preparations for fair to be held at Jays
opera house on the evenings of January
oath, 25th and Goth. The general com
mlttee having the matter in charge Is
composed of V. D. Zgilies, w. Vail, II.
c. DAVIS, e. C. Moore and L. Chapman.
There will be a variety OF handsome ar
ticles displayed for sale and refreshments
will constitute festure of the fair A
very fine silver set, now on exhibition al
Fry's; a mammoth doll which can be
seen at the store of /. d. Fox s.
Co.; q K. P. sword and belt
and other articles will be voted for, and
this will add much interest to the occa-
sion. The proceeds will be devoted to
the purchase OF new uniforms for the
band, and we hope to see the fair gener,
ally and literally patronlzsd.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
POLICE ITEMS.

The best that the state can do for
Catherine Wind and Erick Peterson IL
costa and fines aggregating S1,151.75.
The defendants are considering the mat
Der.
o. PfeReEle and ]. II. Campbell have
OIgned the bonds OF pStherlne Windand
Brick Petersen, who are held 10 answer
~ the March tsEn Of The dISsrics eOaEs
on . charge Of violating the psOhIhasS<V
Law. We understand that the defsndlnll
were required Il furnish collateral 70
their sureties.
Catherine Wind and Rrlok R0Easrsea,
both charged with selling llquor, md
under bond 90 appear In Ihe disRisi
court. were surrendered yesterday ossn'
ing by their suritles, and they hare been
skiTmishlDg around all day for nsW
bondsmen. They had better tackle 70
the handwriting on the wall and shut
up shop. That's what IT'S bound 70
come 10.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

Troy Chief: Our Brooklyn CORES
-pondent speaks of Professor Denton hav-
ing thoroughly investigated spiritual
ism, and convinced himself of It's truth.
Was this man one of the Denton outfit
who, about twenty-five years ago,
trampsd over the west, holding meet
ings, in which spirltuaiism. free love
and lnfldelity were advocated and ex-
toiied, leadIng part Ia which was tax
e1 by one of the denton women, who
would get up before an audience CON-
pc sed largely of foWdies and rouahs.
and mimic the prayers her old dead
mother usesf 20 lnskr. exciting Ihe
auauseinen. and mud laughter Of the
crowd This Prof, Denton seems 70
have been struck with simtlar blight,
whether ne belonged to that crowd on
mt
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
HhaK - n


The first meeting of the Young Mems
club for the new year. took place at the
Z. P. hall Thursday evening and was one
of much interest Thedebaie was on the
question: Resolved, That foreign
immigration should be restricted"
The affirmative was very ably supported
by A. E. Parkinson and L. A. Wright,
while Rev Il. Mackay and j. NJ Nc
Gown proved strong advocates of the
negative side of the question. The dis
cussion of thus proposition was fall
of interest and showed careful prepara-
lion.
L. r. Wright read an essay on the j
Y. e." club, which was received with
great favor. 1t was in the humorous
vein, and was in the best style Of the
writer, who Yields faeile and brilliant
pen.
J. Harvey Firth favored the club with
an interesting talk on the Irish Dues
ton" which was replets with instruc-
ton. Following the literary program
came the election of officers for the en-
suing year, which resulted as follows:
President, A. e. Parkinson; vice pres
ident, L. r. Wright; secretary, Eli sny-
der; treasurer, ]. NJ. McCown.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
wEIsMEYER-HUPFAKER.

Last evening a wedding took place at
Council Grove in which many Of our
readers will be much interested The
contracting parties were L. A Weis-
meyer and Miss Aggie Huffaker. both of
whom are very generally known in En-
poria. The ceremony was performed at
the residence of the bride by Rev. Mr..
Comber, and the nuptials were attended
by very large and brilliant company.
An elaborate supper was served
after the ceremony, and after
the feast the newly welded
pair drove to Cottonwood Falls to take
the Santa Ee train.
Mr. WeIsmeyer Is employed at the
Usage Indian agency and he and his
bride will make their home ~ ia
place al leas' for the prescott Il tie
earnest wish oi their many tn. d Re c
thatthe future may b. for NV ~ ic in
blessings and that their q, auS nf ap.
piness may be fully realized
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
The EclectIca.

Pursuant to adjournm' Mt, the SIX
tenth annual mee;i g of the Kansas
Eclectic Med,cI Assuciatiun will be
held at Copek', commencing February
9th, 1884, at 10 o'clock M: rsnAiniu Z
IN session three days.
The headquarters of the officers OF the
association viii be AT the office Of s E
Martin, NJ. D., No. ITO Sixth avenue
east, where all visiting guess may re-.
ceive any desired inf rmation pertain.
ing to the society. The local commit
tee, consisting of E. A, futile, M D., w
@. Hamilton, ~ D, and s. E. Martin,
NJ D, will provide the place of meeting
and hotel accommodations.
We are informed by DR. 7. Arthur
Wright, of AmerIcus, president of the
association, that Kansas has $50 reputa-
Gle practitioners OF this school of medi
cane, and that the association contains
$50 working members.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
The surar R.flnipE company.

At a meeting Ut the dirIc:or of he
Emporia Sugar AanufactorS and Reliu-
ing company, held Friday evening at the
office of Holmes s. Holden, the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
W. T. Soden; vice president, Van r.
Holmes; secretary, G.. W. Frederick /;
treasurer. r. D. Thomas superintendent,
DR.. r. b. Sherburne.. The capital
stock, as has been stated in
THE NEWS is $50. 1000. shares 800 each
ana books were opened TODAY in pur-
suance OF the instructions of the board.
We hope to see the stock promptly
taken, as we believe the investment will
prove q good one, and the industry will
not only benefit the town but will be an
excellent thing for the farmers Of Lyon
county.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
sHAKING THEIR ROOrs.


At late hour Thursday J d Camp
! bell, who was surety on the bond of
Erick Peterson for the appearance of the
latter in the district court TO answer to
the charge of selling liquor in violation
OF law. surrendered Peterson to the sheriff
and he was committed 10 jail, where he
now languishes.
o. Pfefferle also surrendered up Cath
crime Wind, charged with the same
offrnse, but she saved herself from i'm
prisonmenl by putting up collateral
TO The sum of $500 with
the sheriff. Friday we were informed
that several parties who have been fur
nishing aid and comfort TO the ssioonists
were looking over. the records at the
court house to see whose bonds they are
on, with this evident intention of pre-.
pairing for the impending shower
There il fear and trembling all along
the line among the whiskyites. and we
learn that several of them, Mrs. Wind
aud Peterson among the number, have
made overtures of settlement, and agree,
If their propositions are accepted, 10
shut up shop and qint the bust
ness. There are sill two or three
chronic cases to treat and now is
the accepted time To move on their
works. II Lawrence and Topeka can
close MP their saloons. there should be
no trouble at all with the public senti-
ment that exists here. IN closing cut
every gin mill In the town in ten days.
A good start has been made In this
ard the vantage ground which
the advocates of the prohihltory law
have gained. should not only bs main
tanned, but sharp, aggressive policy
should be promptly lnaugurAted and
pursued until the enemy makes an un-
surrender.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
Extend the Lines.

Taxpayer" writes to-day in answer
to our article of shS Sd inst, about the
reduction of taxes. There is one sug-
gestion submitted by hlm which we
heartily indorse, and that is the extern
sion of the city limits so as to include
all the additions 10 the town and sur
rounding suburbs. Two or three thous-
and people are living in these additions
and suburbs. and their property has
been made valuable by the improve.
ments in the city, and they are
receiving The full benefits of living ID
the city, while the residents of the city
proper are footing the bills. If there
is anything fair about this we fail to see
1t. We have for long time wondered
why the city limits were not extended,
and believe the time has come when the
matter should not he longer delayed. It
is nothing more than fair that all should
bear the burdens of city life alike, as
all are alike benefited.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
shooting with Intent to XIII.

Last Saturday Sheriff Sims, of Morris
county, brought TO Emporia and lodged
In jail Addison E. Hill, who Is charged
with shooting with intent to kill Frank
T. Wolf, at Council Grove. In an inter-
view with Hill to-day. we learn that
Wolf came to his room late on Thursday
night, and demanded Abundance, which,
being refused, he kicked against the
door and tried to force an entrance.
Hill, under the impression, as he says,
that it was some one trying to rob him
OF his property, fired through the door
with a TevOlver-8S calibre-the ball
taking effect in VOLTS breast, infiicting
a dangerous and possibly fatal, wound.
Hill Gays he had no idea that the man
at his door was Wolf. and says he deep
ly deplores the occurrence. He talks
like man VINO IL deihent-
ed. and says that par
ties have been after him for months try
ing 70 get his farm and stock away from
him. Hill is under bOHd In the sum of
$4,000.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
AROUND TOWN.

The Gtn-mills In Emporla must go.
This weather Is tough On tramps and
house plants.
The whiskyites in Emporia are near
ing their Aupomaitox.
Russell s. Lewis moved into their
new quarters ut 100 Commercial street
today.
There was very nice party at the
rink Thursday even'g and some excellent
skating was done.
There is strife among the Emporia
saloonists. A house divided against
itself cannot stand.
Ittakes considerable OF . man TO pass
q nice pile OF drythackberry wood these
nights without stopping.
There have been fewer business
changes In Emporia this new year than
We have ever known before.
Our euterprIslug neighbor, the Demo
Graf, issues handsomely illustrated cal
snder - an annual 70 its subscribers.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
PERSONAL MrSrroN.

Mrs. J. W. latham has rstuEned from
her visit TO Halstsad.
DR.. Gage, of Troy. Indiana, is 10 the
city prospecting for location.
Mrs }. N Collard is visiting her
nephews. Ed. and Harry COllard, in this
city.
Clearance Van Ness ls # to-day for Man
haitian. TO enter tie State Agricultural
college.
MS. Matte Jones has gone to Newton
to take the school Of Miss Lula Martin
who has resigned.
P.I. He,lm4n has secured first.elass
ssddlrr in the person Of James ADder.
con, Of Dubuque, Iowa.
Jas. Mflliken, brother Of Robt Mill
ken, Of this city, has come to Emporia
from PennsylvAnis To locate.
T B. Henry, general agent for the
Frazier Medical company, CleYsland,
o., called to-day. He is on his way to
California making advertising contracts
all along the line
Joe Smith arrived last night from
Cottonwood Falls. he is slowly recov-
ering from the effects Of his recent acct.
dent, and is now able TO g,t about with
the aid Of q cane.
Francis and Joe Brogan and their sIs-
ter. MisS Mary, started east last Friday,
the latter going TO st. Joe to attend the
convent at that place, and the second
named to enter the Catholic college ct
ALchison
: Mrs. Marag,t Jones (Gymraes o. Can
mani who has been . missionary IN Mo-
rocco, arrived in EmporIa to-day and
Ia4he gaest OF Rev. John Jones. She
win deliver several lectures during her
stay In this city.
The fact that DR.. @. A. Blddle has
gone into partnership with r. S. Bolster
in the jeWelEy business will not interfere
with hls practice. He will be ready e.
heretofore to attend 10 all professional
calls, night or day.
s. p Chase has resumed bis position
"a foreman Of wood repairs at the Santa
Fe switch yard. and Mr.. WiIlett has as
sum.sd chssg~ nf 'he music store in
w'Ih.h Mr. chase hdE u i.Slf IuIeresi, and
= Il of ht finn has b,en changed
Z. 4, s.ns+
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

The Topeka Journal, Democratic,
ing advocate Of the principles Of the only
permanent party in American history"
That Is rather refreshing from a paper
thar has been Republican, Greenbaeker
and Democrat, all in little over y ear.
The On'y things tor which tho Demo
cratic party hav., made a permanent HE
tory that we can think III now, Is stu
pidily and defeat Ter an uDinttrrupted
term OF twenty-five years Tho perma-
nencY of the Joutnsl's political princi-
pies and thu Democratic party seem TO
fit together remarkably we'll
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
~ EoI6oa1. "a


From all accounts Friday HiRht was the
coldest ever expeTienced In EmpOria.
At Q O'Clock the thermometer at the
NaFmal recorded 9 degrees below zero
~ / O'Clock 1t was 10 degrees below and
next morning at O'Clock It had gone
down to 81 degrees bel,'w Zero. Quite
n number Of Thermometers 10 the city
registered "a degrees below zero and
several went even lower. Chaplain
Lutz, who has kept an accurate record
of To. W. ather here for MANY yesrs, says
inA 90 d..Xre' below z, rn L. The lowest
BE- l. Ia sv.' kn.rT tue mercury to GO
bt SoT II i d" ia settlers with
WhuIn =. " ..lRa-. scT5' that that
:.I.sG, ~. IT,. ID ~ -. :. IL have EVER
tt h.lr. TIE mercury, AZ nalt past
O'clock S~t"rdAV, reco'd >. ~ degrees
below Zero NJ the Normal.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

Ata meeting Of Neoaho Tribe No. {,
Improved Order OF Red Men. Friday
evening, the following officers we're In.
stalled by Past ssGhem ]. n. WsllmAn:
Sschem, @ Fletcher; senior sycamore.
X. W Elstun; junior sycamore, n. I
Egan; chief 4 records, n. Birdsall;
keeper % ~Ampum, Fred SSuckeY
PAsi "a bsin ID Taylor wa Installed ~
,G..pe' CT l.. ''isu,ns S~As Thecet"-
'ny. . lot ''sii"G aid mrrrss'v,.
~ HI f-'b 80 2 co ,ri",
sc % F UrD
I mo 81 iS-l.u ch"'r
IA n { II r.". bad in
yon rsr.. ~: =; $: :.
~
&sc 90. = f':rsb. trrra0
CIR 80. us. ~ q. &C rd. fics f r.
he : 800, - I zz'a J So.
IN" $50 b j. ~,
f'.," 70 ~
.; II ~ 800 tie
m ar S!6 - 8. I'll. o the !rsssury
OF tie Choir IL Wa uecldeu to cCLtinue
rs6earsaI. very Friday night
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
DIsrkICT COURT.

SATURDAY, Jan. 8.
James Jones Va. Melissa Wolf; report
OF commissioners confirmed, plaintiff
electing TO take bond at approved value,
and decree accordingly.
Mary E. L. Peak vs.. Adm Peak ct al /;
sale confirmed and shenf ordered 10
make deed 70 purchaser; attorneys fees
fixed at $500.
f. E. Smith VS.. Van kcCullochi. in
junction dissolved and costs taxed TO
plaintiff; excepted TO.
NJ. W. Wheslsn vs.. Mary II. Whee-
Ian; decree of divorce granted.
State OF Kansas vs.. John Mcintosh ;
grand larceny; plea Of guilty; sentenced
TO the reform school for one year.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
cMARIGs RYoeR.
ShAriFa Sale.

Aayy T. l. Peak -. Ada Ysak et a:
Voice q hereby giye0 that b virtue ef az
DlGlTIcs CcaEs Il asd for Lyoa counfT anS
.szSe9 - H4Roas, b the shove eHtieled cause
81 = Ae dLysstea, 8 vii, 81 v sdaesslsy, tbe
1922 ss e sss e so . e 3: g E
! lI.sAZ oalSF 5sF esls ssd ell &C pabise Sc
- e - - ssddeS 49, 1olie.zsel
90 - te918gEssossa a9sees {se M auS a..
49, saaElsr. g D. esgfAgest qeazIeE
ksSN SS9efl, SO sss9lys Eyds % o. me
zlsEt aesBtsz gl9 Rods % est sl1e OF ne
s3 EE8USl - eecGso1 akfEtyss0uF {31y u
20 80 0saEhegpn lle1r rAnHe etsFe1 fil5. IA
~ -. : - ~ gee hen-
Vese 1slf - tbe e01teeast auaFeer ~ = OF Sc
xf6ea - Gagg ealf - the esazA Niess q1arteF
e = efsN n efeasd eazfoe shssty-GlsHT tss ],
eo1islafag A. sE.aarS1 a1d e0nF ecres. Al,
% pjege g laad oevea reds wide Oh Of the
est eide 81 eAS northwest qasYaef Of The
tne ~ arreS; all Of said GeVsfsi srsefss OF
lad bejBS and cor ssis nifnE one farm OF
~ acres. 81 IN LJoa eouaty and state Of
1888 ae4 the sAz5e VIII be sold upoz the
prIee easA in band and o9e-fhfFd thereof IN
ore year. aEd the remaining third thereof IN
two FesFs from date Of sale. the deferred par
nents e Be sssnrsd p :EosseEEe upon tae
9pef cent R6R AEnam Said sale 70 N made
eub5eef, however. 70 the mortgage liens Of
Edetssdante. Henry Gar. foS the SUBJ y two
fh0Rs1nd dollars kx10Us and Interest therecH
iron October fst. 4sea Al per cent. per an
nun. 9ayahte 6emE-snn uaiiy. and "a Ward =
Holmez. for the sum OF one hnadret and sixty
81 Z deexee ana JeGsmeBt IN said action ard
tosatfsfy said order Of sale
w4sss shsriref Lyon esqnfy. Kaas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
The report If ,he Irn,,ed =,

The report of the United States pen
sios agent for she district composed of
Missouri. Kansas. Colorado, New Mex
leo and The Indian Territory. shows that
1893 neug nsmes were sdded 20 Ihe rolls
during the past ysar. making the total
number at present, 1e.O0g. Tie dis
burssmenis during the year amounted 70
q. 422.Sse. ThIa agency now stands
eighth In point OF nrEbsr Of Masses a
the rolls, and fourth IL she amount az
disbursements.