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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-06-19
REAL EsrAr TRANSFERS.

D. 8. Bill TO A. Jones, 316 CONNER
cial street, $500.
E. D. McCollom ct al. to Geo. WEIGH,
% and 25 Neosho street, Copley's add,
$500.
A. s. Tandy to T. A. Thompson, 143
Exchange street, LOCO.
N. A. Richardson to JnO, kellogg, II
Neosho street, $4,000.
VIM. w. Williams to ]. G. Williams,
Cedar street, Ryan's sub-div. S125.
Saml. Gureor TO A. T. 8 s. r. railroad,
43 and As, Congress street; $500.
Z. d. McCollom, ct al. 10 J. w. Worth
ington. 10 NeoshO street, COpley add
ton; $50.
NJ. Churchill to Mary L. Harris, 1853,
Cottonwood street; $40.
j. w. NOrthington TO ]. w. Hathaway
10, Neosho street, Copley addition $105.
Beck. % East street; 1926.
j. ID. Dawson TO Chas. Gardiner, liz
and ia State street; $500.
TOWNSHIP TRANSFERS.
Mary Rich to Thos. w. Moon, s ht OF
NV or 3l-19-10, $3.50.
Jas. B. Goodman to j. w. 10y, sW or
of ne or 1880, $500.
j. II. White, sheriff, to o. N. Aims
worth, W hf ne or 25-17-12, $40.
o. N. AInsworth to E. j. Reynolds, "
hf ne or 25-17-12, $500.
Geo. w. Sell to ]. C. Burkett, NV or
Of NV or 27-17-10, 800.
Geo. Storch tOJ. D. Turner, lots and
SIGH, 1896.
Reading Iron Works to j. o. Jones, all
Of sec 20 and hf of ht and lots
and 19-1S-13, $5.056.
RebeccaJ. Patty to ]. q. Thomas part
15-19-1O, So.
Chas. Lynch to ]. H. Thomas, part 10
1910, $50.
Holmes s. Holden to Fanny Janau-
sheck, 10 acres ne or 9-1911, $3.50.
Geo. T. Cross to Frederick Burton
$500.
Martha E. Brewer to H. B. Lowe, part
hf of hf of Sc or 9.19-11, 81 1926.
]. B. and P. B. Martin TO A, Lentz,
hi Of Sc or 19-19-13, g. 500.
Jno. Foutz to Elizabeth Henry, hi
NV or 420-I0. $1,000.
of ne or of NV or of 90 or, and hf of
sw or, 3-20-11, $4,000.
David Cook to Edgar P. Cook, 200
acres of hf "a 20 II 4; also eco acres of
W hf 19-20-12, $4,000.
Isaiah WEIGH to Thos. E. WEIGH Sc or
of NV hf and hf of sW or except 5 acres
Al % NOLAoAb SO-SO-4Sp VCgSOO.
Joseph Barntrager to j. p. Stuckey, n
hf eff sw or and W hf Sc OF sw or, 10 20
Is,
A. d. Chambers to Jas. n. Meskim-
mons hf of Sc or, $4,000.
Harmon Harrison to Frank Huncher,
hf OF section 1l-21-11, $4,000.
Geo Storch to w. T. Sharp, lot / of
Whit NV or and lot 2 19-21.13, 1866.
A: j. Duckett to j. j. Evans hf Of Sc
33-21-:3 1925.
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MIS-. Gougar,a Leoturs.

On Saturday night Mrs. Helen Gou.
gar lectured at the Presbyterian church
on woman Suffrage" and Sunday
afternoon she spoke to q large audience
at Whitley's opera house on "The In
fiuence of Woman's Ballet on Temper.
snce and Other Moral Reforms" Mrs.
Cougar is q speaker who enjoys q na-
tiOnal reputation, and any one who
hears her once will not fail to improve
all subsequent opportunities of enjoying
such a privilege. She Is thoroughly
logical in her presentation of the
truths which she advocates and the Ian
guAgs which she uses adds force to the
arguments employed by her 10 the es-
Enlistment of her position on the ques.
tion of the right Of woman to exercise
q voice In fasbiOning the laws by which
she Is governed. The manner OF Mrs
GOuger is exceedingly pleasing on the
rOstrum, and she holds Withease the at
tention which she so readily enlists. Her
lectures at this place were repIete with
striking and original ideas, and they
were expressed in 3 style which made q
distinct and lasting impression upon all
who heard her aud won firm friends for
the cause which she ia giving her best
ener gies to promote.
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MaA.,.w...-...-


Hr. Metz, Of the One Price Clothing
House, exhibits every month 4 new Sc
rles OF large comic Autographs in hand
some frames Eight Of these pictures
are now displayed as the store and
excite much amusement The others to
follow will be alike attractive. The ex-
hIbiIion Is entirely free and the propri-
etor 10 gratiHed to have all cali and see
the fun Is shown in the pictures. AMER
few more series Of the Autographs are
received, or about September
LIST, Mr.. Metz will announce
thas he will give = ticket
free TO every purchaser Of q certain
amount Of goods This ticket 70 entitle
the holder TO . chance in drawing for
the pictures at the close Of the year.
Metz Is going TO keep the bail moving
and you need not Be surprised TO hear
Of various enterprises emanating from
the One Price Clothing House. Mean
while call ct the establishment, No. 126
Commercial street and see the pictures
and immense stock Of Reasonable clothing
/ and furnishing goods.
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DoYLE-CLARK .
From Wednesdss,s Daily.


Mr.. John D. Doyle and Miss Leu. D
Clark, eldest daughter of Captain Thos.
Clark, were married this morning at IL
O'Clock at tine residence of the bride
west of the city, by Rev. j. F. Hendy, ol
the Presbyterian church. The wed
ding was q very quiet affair, though il
passed OF IN the most enjoyable man.
ner. The happy couple took the train
for the east this noon, and
will visit for some weeks
among the relatives of Mr.. Doyle in
New York.
The bride has been resident of EN-
poris for about five years. and by heI
charming manners snd amiable charac
teristics has won favor with an extended
circle of friends, who congratulate hel
upon the happy selection she has made
in choosing a:heipmect. Mr.. Doyle is q
gentleman of culture and is possessed Of
business qualifications which cannot fail
to insure his success in life. The ALI
ance is suitable one in every way, and
promises to bring TO the contracting par
ties the fullest realization of their fond
est hopes.
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CHICAGO HOUND.
Fine growing weather.

Fine growing weather.
H. r. Martin is erecting fine barn.
Mrs. DaYid Davis is still in Pennsyl.
VanIa.
Our Sunday school, under the super.
intendency Of j. D. Townsend, is in 8
prosperous condition.
Arthur Goble is dangerously sick with
pneumonia.
1t is reported that society has been
organized in the Junction school district
called muscular christians. We pre-
sumo their object is TO pound infidels
into subsection TO the views of these 90
called christians, who are in reality but
nelghborhoOd disturbers. We hope the
wicked(y) of the neighborhoOd, If forced
to retaliate. will use stuffed clubs for
weapons.
Misses Mary Simpson and Min
ME Madaris received diplomas
from the Chicago Mound
school this week. These diplomas are
signed by the president of the state nor
NAL, the county superintendent and the
teacher and school board of the district,
and give the holders the privilege of en-
terlng the normal department of the
state normal at the beginning of any
term without examination.
Rev. Lovejoy preached . fine sermon
to large congregation last Sunday.
Rev. Odell will preach the 29th inss. at
IL q. m.
w. F: Payne commences cutting
wheat Thursday.
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The body Of Louis Hesdeman, fog
which diligent search has bern made
ever since his unfortunate death b
drowning day before yesterday. was re
covered this morning At little pes
nine O'Clock, 1t q point 10 the river
about fiitY rods OF more below the place
where he entered tbe water at the time
Of the accident. The body Was found
near the bank, about foot OF Two below
she surface Of the wslcr lodged in drift
snd 10 supposed 90 have been raised 4
the surface by the firing o. shots which
had beea done ct intervals during the
morning. The body Of the drowned lad
Was Immediately taken % the urdeTtak
ing establishment Of William Clarke,
where iG was lifted for the lat ead rItel
of burial. and the funeral
took place this afternGen fron
from the Baptist church. Rev. Mr.. Bsrne.
-ofacisling, The facts Of his dee8h beng
% veil esaablishxd Il was not deemed
Decessary hs tie anthoEisies 10. hold IN
inquest On the b1dY Of the deceased. To
TIE family and friends OF The yousB, cal
OF from life In thus .uasinsBy Wey, VI
need SCARCELY repeat thsseOtimeot which
has fousd such general expression IN
she coumaniay If ssdaess and sympathy
m Shis houe OF henaaseuaena. .et
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING
Lewis Heidsman Fi1ds wstery Grave in
the Cottonwood River.
From HGonday.S Daily.

To-day as about half past II O'Clock
Lewis Heidemsn, son Of Wm. Heidsman,
reading on West street, near Fourth
avenue, was drowned IN the Cottonwood
while bathing short distance above
the Rosehbury backyard. He in CON-
pany with his brother George, Willie
Brown, Geo. Hetherington, Charlie
Frisbie and John De Hot, had gone in
to SWIM. The fated lad had waded ous
four or i've feet 70 where there
is an sbrups Offset and the moment he
stepped Offhe went down into deep water.
He came up once but made no outcrY,
merely turning his face upward and
throwing enc arm out Of water.
his youthful comparisons seeing his
condition became alarmed and Charlie
FEisbee and John LIE Mott SWAN out and
searched around for the unfortunate boy
for some time, but with
no avail. They then ran, one
to the backyard and the ether to the
slaughter house aud gasethe alarm. and
soon . large number Of persons were
engaged IN endeavoring 70 recover the
body.
The deceased was IS years Of age, and
had ak SISTERS and 1--WE brothers. He
was possessed of great mechanical gen.
ius and had already become q wood
carver Of considerable merit. He
was an obedIent and intelligent
boy and his sad fate has brought
terrible sorrow into the home where he
was 80 greatly beloved. Il appears tina:
the lad could not swim and was ignor-
ant OF the fact that the water was deep al
the place he met his death.
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FROM PIKE.

PATTY's MILL, June eve have been
having very warm weather.
JOhl Lindley was thrown from horse
few days ago. It was IhOught Of the
time that he was seriously hurt, but We
are glad TO know that he Is able to be
mp again.
We have not heard much said about
the bridge for few days We trust II
Pike has the bridge TO build it will be
placed where ii will benefit the greater
part Of the people.
We (the Jacobs Mound crowd) did
not know that we were Obliged to ask
our Reigh6Ors tohea and DAers TO go.
think that SCRIBE" has less friends by q
few since writing that piece concerning
the 'good folks of this neighborhood. -
They forgot to give the names. / will
speak for the crowd, when I say that
We are not ashamed to have our names
published, neither am lashamed to sign
my name to my writing. Respectfully,
MRS. Cora ALLEN.
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THE READING NEWS.
BIZ Many DE zEAM

READING. June, H.,
The friends Of Miss Alice smith gave
her surprise last Saturday night ak lie
Congregational church. aud preseaied
her with gold watch as tesaimoniaI
for her faithful services as school teacher.
The services at the quarterly messsng
were conducted by J. T. Hanna, and hIa
sermon Sunday morning was one Of tbs
many good ones be gives the people
The text was: mot BY might nor By
power, but BY my Spirit, saith the Lord. y
Mrs. G. A. Haas and Mrs. A. G.
Haines, Of EmpOriA, officers Of the Wom.
ans Foreign Missionary society, spsss
Sunday here and organized an auxillary
society, with some twenty members. Il
elected officers, viz: Mrs. A. LfScosa.
president; Mrs A. Plumb, NFs. II. W,
Stratton and Hrs. E P. Frye, vice-presi-
dents; Mrs.. w. II. SeYery. record
ing secretary; Mrs. Il. w. Szattoa,
corresponding secretary and Hrs. Devso
Nickel treasurer.
The men Of Reading may not be vsry
goods but We have some exCellSa
women and they are constantly at work
TO benefit society.
Mrs w. II. SeverY and .lIrs. DF. Eid-
son went 10 Newton today TO sstend The
Sunday school convention.
E. b. Spencer Was in town Monday
reviewing the assessment Of town Ioss.
frye years ago tnwa lots we're assessed
three 70 hve dollars. This year they arr
put from eight TO twelve dollars. Tia
value OF them is higher most likely thas
the owners VIII be pleased vita
Patten Bsos. shipped steers 10 Kansas
City Monday.
L severy and sons ship sane q
Chicago tomorrow.
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1t Ia No wonder

that so many people sink into untimely
graves, when we consider how they neg
lect their health. They haYe q disor-
dered liver, deranRed bowels, constipa-
ton, piles or diseased kidneys, but they
let It go and think they will "get over
It," It grows worse, other and more
serious complications follow, and som
il Is tho late To save them. If such peo-
pie would take Kidney Wort It would
preserve their lives. Il acts upon the
most important organs, purifying the
blood and cleansing the system, removes
and prevents these disorders and pro-
mOtes health.
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KAnsAs oon1rEnOEnEnTs.

AAckssOa CAampl0a: he ieafy month
Of Juns Il. - everybody knOWss the 80
sOa Of collage commencement, and Ger
sainly 70 hsssss month could have been
salectsd. Jaae Is tie beiEh6ssE month Of
the rear. Ill over Tie temperate zone,
hoth On land and % ssa. Had our fore
EathsEs declared their lndspeDdence on
he 9Th of June it would have been .
vas4lmproveneas on the sult5y, than
dsEio1s 6ay they selected.
Kansas has hsR regular round Of june
commence@aaas. md year by year the
exercises bscaRs s1OGe distressing asd
IDportaHt Ia tie eyes Of she people Of
Tia saases md an more space in the
nevspapsES, TIA state educational M
stItstions are now al 4uAFtsred in new
houses. % that they can onteFtain their
fFieads 10 royal style. Nothing, We are
firmly persuaded. could exceed in ugli-
ness the onginAI eaifces known - the
Sssss. UaiveEsSty. tie State Normal
6eApA and TIE State Agricultural Col
lege. The Arss stood on the point of =
hill. and Wss constructed OF some I'M
known msiezisl, covered with plaster
and painted u imifatioA Of stone; what
kind Of stone the geologiSt declined to
state. The Stats Normal School occu-
pied stone building OF the straight up
and down. OF old maid, ORDER Of aTchi-
lecture. The Agricultural college had
ii home in q structure with the srchi-
lectural features of . lime kiln. Ali
this IL changed, and each of the great
schools OF tbs state can boast Of actual
e well Is .6gurasive academic halls -
This year these hslls were crowded a.
never before on commencement day.
At the State UniYeTsity the annual
address before the library societies was
delivered by PresldenS Bssc0m, of the
university of Wisconsin. The masters
OratioB was delivered By Miss Florence
Finch, Ons % The associate editoEs Of she
Boston 0lobe. The graduating class
numheFed4Wenty five.
At the State Normal school, ct EN-
poris, the exercises began on Saturday
Thursday wa commencement day, when
/ the,grsduating oratiOns were delivered
The diplomas were presented by Hon
81. D. Dickson, secretary of the board Of
regents. Miss Addie Loomis was the
Valedictorian. Ia the advanced English
and Latin course there was one graduate
IN the elementary course, fourteen; In
the common school course, six.
At Manhattan the commencement ex
ercises began by the delivery of the BAG.
caisareate sermon by President Fair
child. The undergraduate exhibition
came of on the evening OF the 9th inst
The ANNUAL address was delivered on the
evening Of June 10Th, by Hon. Geo r
Peck, Of Topeka, his subject being
"The Conflict of Social Forces." Wed
DesdaY was commencement day, when
seventeen graduates received their dip.
Tomas. The Alumni banquet was given
Wednesday evening. The address wa
dellvssed By by ", p. Gilhsrt. Of Atchi
son. :.
The state institutions for general and
special education. have never before
known three such prosperous commence
ments. -
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e +. Sprague and . large force Of as
sistants are busy getting out 9 large
amount of work. SprAgue makes screen
doors BY the dozen, is getting out the
pews for the Catholic church and for
the new Evangelical church, the new
hardware store Al Olpe has just placed q
contract with this establishment. Work
Is booming In many directions and
orders are coming in lively, but Mr.
SPrague likes lively trade and has the
facilities for taking care of Il.
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EAEra NJ zArxw.


FunarAl ~ tie 1AaeD y. n. a.wv..
The funeral Of he LATE ". HI 20.
yer, which took place Sunday aeleg.
neon e ; O'Clock from the Tesldesce az
O. =. Sawyer. On Union street. wsa a
impressive tribafe 10 the memory a. he
iamenled deAd. TIE iafes atsesdance
Of citizens sad travelling men bore sesti
mooy 10 the great popularity Of Tie de.
ceased at home e well Is On the rced.
end the prOiusion Of handsome Horal
tributes spoke with mute eIoqusnce Of
the manly and noble qualities Of one
Who Was 20 highly esteemed in life and
90 honored in death. The following
travelling men vere present Ell shs
obsequles:
Thso. W. Kitchen, B. u. Mckee,
A J. Nichols, Il. v. Barney, J. P. Bur.
rell, Lee w. Campbell, Al Saver, Z. Il.
Smith, II. r. DOsY. ". ". Ssxysr,
J. W. Traalmel. jas. l. Cleveland. e.
D. Blossom, q. e. Fuller. L. 8. Berce,
Frank Mersmau.
Among the numerous coral meEnsn-
toes may be noted The following; Two
large wTeaGhs, 9 star Of fuschias and {
crown. from Phelps, Dodge q Palmer,
OF Chicago; q pillow with . border 81
flowers. in the center Of which was EN-.
bToidered the name +" Will" Ras the gifI
Of the fellow travellers Of the deceased
An exquisite broken column Of eaTna,
tons and helIotrope came from the
friends Of the departed In Bloom.
ington, Illinois; beautiful an.
Choir was the Offering Of VIM. r.
Powell; G maltese cross and bouquets
from T. w. Kitchen 3 wreath Of choice
roses from Mrs. 81. q. Gross and
Mrs. T. g.. whitley; 9 maltese cross
from the Topeka commandeEy Of
Knight Templars, . similar design from
A. L. FOOte and bouquet Of cut dow
ers from Mrs. w. W. Scott.
The services ct the house consisted
OF the reading OF Scripture and
prayer, by Elder L0tz, Oh the
Christian church, after which the
Knights Templar took charge Of the re.
mains. The following Sir Knights act
ed as pAll.bearers: T. w. Kitchen.
Byron Tyler, John Morgan, o. D. Ras-
mussen, J. a. Lucas and
j. w. Trammel. The z
T. band preceded the large process
sion which wended It's way TO the aotel
Of solemn dirge TO Maplewood GENE
terry, where the beautiful ritual Of the
Knights Templar order was read, and
the body of w. q. j. Sawyer was con
signed 10 its last rest.
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BLAINE AND LOGAN.
Steps Taken Last Evening for the OrEa-
nizatiOR Of . Club.
SATURDAYS Daily,


Steps Taken Last Evening for the OrEa.
nizatiOR Of . Club.
saturdays Daily.
Pursuant to the call published in the
city newspapers, large number OF Re
publicans met at the office of Buck &
Feighan last night for the purpose o.
organizing . Blaine and Logan cam.
paIgn club. d. W. Eastman was elect
cd temporary chairman, and j. w
Murphy secretary. Upon motion o.
Col. j. w. FeighaD, a committee of i've
consisting of Messrs. FeighaD, G. 8. w
Lewis, l. E. Lambert, j. H. WilhltC
and E. P. Bruner, was appointed
to perfect 9 plan of organization
and report the same at an ad
journed- meeting to be held next
Friday evening at the court house. Tht
majority of those present signed the fol
lowing preamble, thus signitVing theil
intentiO of becoming members Of the
club:
This organization shall be known a.
the Blaine and Logan club of Lyor
county.
Its officers shall consist of president
one Yice-president from each voting
precinct, secretary and treasurer
The duties of said officers shall b<
such as common usage applies thereto
and such other specific duties as shall bt
eDjoIned upon them by any vote Of the
club.
There shall be an executive commit
tee of five members of which the presi
dent shall be eX-ofiicio chairman.
Every voter of Lyon county who is in
sympathy with the Republican platform
of 1884, and who will work and vote fol
Blaine and Logan shall be eligible upon
paying to the treasurer the sum Of
dollars and signing the roll in hands OF
secretary.
Upon motion a committee was
appointed consisting of r. W.
Elstun, J. w. Murphy, Charles
Holmes and E. n. Evans to report at
the next meeting upon the subject of
music. There being no other business,
the meeting then adjourned.
j. w. MURPHY, Sec'y.
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RAD0ER CREFE NOTks

Lyman Hall Is building an addition
TO his residence on Badger creek. This
improvement adds considerably to the
appearance of his place.
Mrs. Fl. W. Hawkins, Of Badger creek,
has gone east 70 visit her mother who
lives IN Ohio.
John MalOueY OF Knox county, ILL.,
nois, was married to Miss Lucy Loomis
of Badger creek, on Saturday. June 7th.
The wedding took place in Emporis,
al the residence Of Judge Kellogg, who
ofaciAted- The BRIDE and groom are at
present stopping Al the home OF Royal
Laferty. but expect TO take up their res.
idence in Illinois about the first OF July
The best wishes Of many friends attend
them.
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There will be no lack Of entertain
ment and amusemeDt At the Episcopal
festival 70 be held At the residence OF J.
R Grabam On Friday evening" 4 plat
form Will be erecsrd sDd covsfsd with
cenYss for dancing. there VIII be lawn
tennis aud croqucl, and The <. p. band
and orchestra viii. be on band u furnish
music Refreshments viii be seFyed
and ali nho 60 can count on an svsnink
rich in enjoyment
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AZ Chsoaxs.

C8IoAso. June rs.
HoGs-Rscetpes. 1900; stronger Sc higher !:
IhaSnr; 8 scTs 30; EonEh: Psekl1g g oo8s IS;
CA1TL1-Reosipss. 80 head; dali. vTeaker.
exports . so86 60; good % eholce, IS 0G08 20;
common % fair, s. 3196 co.
good, So 00Dl 50. -
AaFbee almost lifeIess.
WHEAF-C1oacd &c 81 Re cash Saaa
C0AH-6SXc cash, June
0ATs-32Kc, June.
RYR-06X.
BABLEY-EOninal.
LAkD-t7 50, June.
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Mr.. A. J. Baker states that the map
OF the city which he and Mr.. SaAbye
are engaged in getting up, will be thrre
by four feet and will indicate territory
two miles square, or one mile in each
direction from the intersection Of Com
mercial street and Sixth Avenue; taAt
some public buildings will be located
By those that wish; that the msp will Be
linked AMI left in some public place OF
exhibition fog such subscribers. and that
when certain number OF subscribers
are taken. then the map will be en-
graYed.
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CARD OF THANKS.

l wish to return thanks t. the patrons
of the Reading school and other citizens
for the beautiful gold watch presented
me on Saturday evening, June 14th. l
had thought that the hearty co-opera-
tiOn of the Board aud patrons was sui.
ncient compensation for my school work
during the past year. shall prize the
watch not Ouly for its Intrinsic value
but for the remembrance Of the many
kind friends, fiftY-fonr in number, who
formed this pleasant surprise. Again
accept my sincere thanks.
Respectfully, ALICE L. SMITH
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rHE DAUeHERrY DIVORCES CASE

A decision was rendered in favor of
the defendant by the court Monday in the
case of Mary z. Daugherfy VS., J. L.
Daugherty, which occupied the at
tentiOn of the district court most
OF last week and excited a lsrge meas
ure Of popular interest In this pro-
ceeding the plaintiff filed petition for
divorce alleging cruelty on the part of
her husband. Mr.. Daugherty then filed
cross petition upon the grounds
Of sdulterOus relations which it was
charged existed between his vile and
Prof. Fl. D. Nulting. The court, after
hearing all the evidence and arguments
In the case found that the defendant
was not guilty of cruelty and that
Mrs. Daugherty was guilty Of aduletry.
In the adjustment of alimony Mrs.
DaugheFty gets the piano and $50 in
money and the defendant keeps the rest
Of the property.