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Frederick 8 Burton to a. r.

Frederick q burton TO q. Ii. w marry
8 of 8 sec 7-1S-12, $50.
e. w. Cunningham, admir-, TO Ander-
son 8 Butler, hf of 9 and hf of g
or 9-1s.1G, 81, 200.
J. II. white to q. G. Sweet, W Or
n Or S-16-12, $40.
wv, Riggs to George w. Sell, lots z
and of s or 29-16-11, $500.
8. II. Reese 10 A. L. Lynn, g hf W
and " hf Q 24-15-11, 81 400.
j. Jay Buck to j. g. TOmpkins. W hi
of hf of sw or 1919 10, 5000.
J.H. SIocum to johnson & Bradley,
3 acres in 14.19-11, $S4.
John v. Barber 10 Josephus Some
decker. hf Of se Or and se Or OF NV Or,
3. 2O-11, $500.
A. F. schepple TO L. Y. Cooper, sw or
1908, 81 800.
VIM. Adds 10 John kellogg, ne or
and sw or and hf OF NV or and v hf of
sw Or 8-20-12, $7,6SO.
Ed. Mosher TO Dennis s. Harrington,
se or 920-13 and part sw or OF NV or,
1OSO-13, $6,290.
Calvin Hood to E. 8. Waterbury, NV
fri or 31.1S IS, $500.
J. Siocum 70 Geo. N. Brown, 1880
q sw of sw 1919 II, 5000
Benz. SHoddY 10 Wm. Taber, ne or of
sw or 31-19-11, $500.
Jerry O'Connell 70 N. n. Hinshaw.
n hf ne or OF Sc or Of ne Or of sw Or OF
Sc or, 9-l9-11. $75.
Alb, 1T Gilkev ct al to Clara Moore 81
acres in Sc Or 11-19 II. $500.
q: P. Chapman to A Gillrtt, ne or 81
1911, $50.
ii. CiAbby u n. Jane Dunn, 5 ceres
sw OF sW OF 2t-19-l3, $I25.
ElenorA WiCks Ia III. E Buck, "
or Of 8 or, 1920 10. 81 $50.
N b. Gross % W. p. PurIig. bf Sc
or 7-eO-13, n hT ne la20-13, 81 600
r. w. Crittenden TO &. b Waterbury,
a or or 1920 ID, $500
j. II. White to L Land, " or 10
clio, $500.
John F. White to B. r. Mccormick,
bf 8 or 2O-21-12, $3.50.
John H. Hunter 20 j. j. Evans, hf &
" or 15-24-12. 525.
I. T. Heritage to B. F. w. Perry, y
hf of s or, 3-2i-13, 800.
Robt. Best to Thos. E Best, bf AT
b. B. Welsh 70 r. P. Payne, NV or So
IT'LL, $1,000.
Thos. Dora TO Jno. R Wallace, lots 8
and 4, 20-17-11, $3.50.
Jno. r. Guiick to a. z. Norton, sc
| or IL and sw or 12-17 IL, 5000.
2. P. Payne to E. Guild, nv or p
b. Z. Morton to W. P. s~aiser, Sc ql
| IL It'll, 1880.
@. L q L. Co., tOI. N Vandivort &c
or 32-16-11 $4OO
Geo. w. DeCamp to VIM l. Hatcher
Q ht and sw or Of sw, 29-15-12, $500.
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REV. NIB. INGALLS, accepts.

Mr.. I. E. Periey received a dispatch
today from Rev. F. T. Ingalls,. former
ly of Atchison, but who is now in the
east. stating that the sender had deter
mined to accept the call extended to
him by the First Congregational church
of this city, We take sincere pleasure
in noting this tact, as we are persuaded
that nothing will do SO much to console
the CongregatIonalists of EN-
poria for the loss which they sustained
in the removal of Rev. DR.. Cordley to
Lawrence as the assurance that he ia to
be succeeded by gentleman of such
culture and piety as that possessed by
Rev. Mr.. Ingalls.
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/ have teen afflicted for twenty years,
during the months of August and Sep
TENDER, with hay fever, and have tried
various remedies without relief / was
induced to try Ely's Cream Balm; have
used it with favorable results, and can
confidently recommend tito all Robert
W. IoWuleF (ex-mayor). Elizabeth,
n. J.
For twenty years ] was . sufferer
from c1tarrh of the head and throat in
q very aggravated fern, and during the
summer months with hay fever pro-
cured bottle Of EIy's Cream Balm and
after a few applications received de-
cided benefit-Was cured by Its use
Have had no return OF the compliant
-ChaElOtte Parker, Waverly, N. Y,
Price fifty cents.
Since boyhood have been troubled
with catarrh ana hay lever, and have
been unable to obtain permanent relief
until used Ely's Cream Balm. Ishas
cured NEE. L. CickeDer, New Bruins
wick, NJ. Price fifty cents.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
s1nse Of weight in the back, loins aud
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient To suppose he has some affection
at the kidneys or nelghboring organs
AT times. symptoms OF indigestion are
present, as hatulency. uneasiness OF the
stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspir
alton, producing a very dIsagreeable
itching, particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed, Is . very common at
tendant. Blind. Bleeding and Itching
Piles yield Al once to the application or
DIR. BOsanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing the TumOrs, Allaying the intense
Itching. aud affecting q permanent cure,
where all other remedies have failed
DO not delay until the drain on the avs
tenn produces permanent disability, but
try II aud be cured. Price, so cents
Sent prepaid on receipt of price. Ad-
dress, The DR.. BOsanko Medical Co.
PIqua, Ohio. Sold by ChAs. Ryder.
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STATE MINISTERIAL INSTITUTE

The above named organization con-
vened last Thursday, at $50 O'Clock, at
the Christian church in this city.
The meeting was called to order by
Elder X. l.. Lott, president. Prayer was
made by Rev. @. w. Pool.
Elder q. II. Knapp, of Lexington,
Missouri, and Elder A. g. White were
appointed reporters tor the press.
Committees were appointed on pro-
gran and on enrolment Of members.
Quite a number of represen atives
were present from all parts of the state
and more are expected to morrow.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Last night sermon on Freedom OF
the Truth" was preached by J. A. Lord,
of Pleasant Hill, Missouri.
The opening exercises OF to-day's In
stitute were conducted by Rev. w. NJ
Bobbitt, after which was the reading OF
a paper by Elder T. Ii. Goodnight on
classification by Faith" Rev. Mr.
Ingles Of LeAnna, followed with his illus
trated chart lecture on the analy
slsl Of the Bible. The order of bust.
ness was then resumed and the follow
ing committees were then appointed
COMMITTEE on nomination F. n. Rains
g. II. Goodnight, ]. E. Nicholson; OF
time and place of next meeting j. NJ
Shepherd. W. IL. Bobbln and Ii. e
Ballou; committee on consolidation oI
institute and normal. A. P. White
NJ ,Iugles. A. ]. Mckinney. j. w
b Smith and J, w. MtcheeI. The
meeting adjourned to $50 pm.
The afternoon session was devoted Il
q discussion of the mornings themes
III which many new and InterestinI
points were brought out.
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MADISON Wisconsin,

InuTsOhy, July Ia 1904
Notwithstanding the countless enter
AIN ments in the various churches and
halls, entered the Capitol building for
q final glance at the hitherto unvisited
exhibits
The rOtunda is beautifully decorated
with such notices as Education is the
StTe1gth of the Nation" The Nation:
Her Safety Lies in Her Schools" etc,
etc.
Passing in rapid succession the geo
graphical display of the Lewis schools.
Boston, G. 81. KING; the Massachusetts
School for Feeble Minded. Miss L. L.
MOulton; the Illinois department, and
the display Of one Of the state normsls
of Wisconsin, whose chief attraction was
its large clay relief may of the United
States, ! entered the door which said,
~Iowa Exhibition"
This exhibit proved to be the finest OF
all single state displays. occupying two
large rooms and the portion Of third.
Here spent the remainder of the fore
noon too cDgrossed to note the time. A
description Of those rooms would I'LL
pages, 50 give but names: Deaf and
dumb asylum, Council Blufs-products
of its shoe shop and collection of rare
engrAvings. Davenport city schools
erayon sketches Oskaloosa high school
-herbarium; State agricultural college
pencil sketch OF building ami her.
baFium of Sophomore. Industrial
work of Grinnell public school; Clinton
public school; map drawing and kinder
gsFten work. Belle Plaine, drawing;
Des Moincs, extensive kindergarten dis
play; Brooklyn public school
] fancy work and sewing depart
menk; Creston schools. examina.
ton, questions and papers
Germania schools, Burlington-coursel
Of study and manuscripts. Otsumw;
schoOls-botsnical papers and herbarI
UNI. And finally the State Normal q
Cedar Falls: apparatus. crsyon sketch
ing. stenciled maps, rellet maps, and
large chronological COLLECTION.
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STATE MINTsTERTAL INSTITUTES
From FridaY,a Daily


The session last evening of the State
Mil isterial Institute, at the Christian
church, was opened by prayer by Elder
William Jarrett
The address OF welcome, by Mr.. j. T.
Burton, of Emporis, was hearty in its
tone, and was broad enough to take In
all who love God. Mr.. Burton is good
type OF a progressive Christian, aud his
suggestions as TO the best methods OF
operation In religious works were very
were we'll received, and were responded
to on the part of the institute by Elder
j. M. Rains, of Leavcnworth, whoS said
that there were two divisions in religious
wOrk-books and men. The import
ance of the knowledge of men was en-
phaslzed by the speaker, who said that
tWo-thirds OF the failures In the direc-
tion of converting the world to Christ
were due to the fact that Chris
tians do not know how
to handle men. We come to-
gether TO agree upon the best modes for
the accomplishment OF this work. This
is one of the objects of ministerial insti-
tutes. met a man the other day who
said there was no need of institutes and
conventions Of this kind. He Is standing
with his grip-sack in his hand while the
train Of improvement is going around
the curve of progress.
The address of Elder Rains was fol-
Lowell by sermon by Elder c. W. Pool,
of Girard, Elder Dow be-
log absent, The text wAs What is
man that Thou shouldst be. mindful of
him ~ The speaker said this question
has not been asked by any one under
the gospel dispensation because the
three distinct phases of it have been au-
swered in the person, the LIE and the
character OF Christ. "What is man 90
has been The question of philosophers
sWered by man. 1t was reserv-
ed to be answered by Christ.
God created Adam in .
single day, bat It took four thousand
wears to develop the Christ and through
him the Obedient are To be elevated
above the angels In glory.
1O-DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
After devotional exercises by H. E.
Ballen and others, c. w. Pool. Of GiraTd
delivered an eloquent address on the
"AtOnement" After five minutes dIs
cussiou, j. w. B. Smith, of Hamlin
read a very car fully prepared
and thoughtful paper on the
same subject. A lively and interesting
discussion followed Many new ideas
were presented, and The criticism was
sharp sud.pointed.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The afternoon DEVOTIONAL exercises
were led by S. d. butcher, Of
Leon. Elier J. A. Lord. OF
Pleasant Hill, Missouri. then read
an unusually thoughtful paper on
"Law and Grace as They Relate TO Spirit
ual Liberty" followed by discussion.
M. Ingels, state Sunday school evauge-
list, then delivered e shoit lecture. Eli
der ]. A. Ford, of Missouri, will preach
this evening at 8 O'Clock. The public
are invited. Ar. Ford Is an eloquent and
logical speaker, and deserves . good
| hearing
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fashioned chicken pOtpie and the other
satisfying features Of the bill Of fare pro-
Vided by stolpe, Of the Madison House
with whom ne party took supper Oaths
return trip. Judge Buck also deserves
. vote Of thanks fnr ths relation Of NAM
erOus incidents Of & local and general
character which shOrtened tbs distance
between Madison and EmpoFIa At least
ten miles and made The party lOth % dis
perse when the train slackened up suf-
ieJentIy 10 allow Ed. Borton 70 light on
his back at the Merchant street crossing
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Mr.. Talbot, OF Council Grove, hes
been employed as jAnitor Of the State
Normal school.
Mira. David r. Jones, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Vim. Rees,
In this city, returned TO her home in
Newark. Ohio. last week.
L. A. Wight, Of 1.-THE Education
Isl, (" Is recruiting in EnPoria for q sea-
son. He will return TO his home in To-
peka and resume his journalistic labors
IN few days.
Mrs. Capt. Eckelberger and Mrs. Bal
enger, Of Emporia. Kansas, have been
They are highly delighted with the
country. They Will soon return TO En-
pOriA and make arrangements to return
TO Rock Falls and take up their abode
with relatives and friends. $50 mote Is
be."-OklAhOma Chief.
OEr friend j. n. Hyde. who is one Of
our Oldest and most respected citizens,
has sold his farm two miles and 9 half
northeast Of here ana viii move here
and engage in business.
VIM. J. Carney has returned from q
two months visit In Indiana and Ohio
among old friends and relatives. He
enjoyed the trip very much. Found
crops good except the corn in Ohio
where they are suffering considerably
from droulh.
President Taylor returned Thurs
day from 9 visit to the Normal In
stitute DOW ia srssIOn in Chase county
and reports Fl as having The largest at
tendance of any previous one in the his
tory of the county. He says also thai
Mrs Hunt, superintendent of Chase
county, is lying very dangerously i'll
with very little hope Of recovery,
Topeka Capital: Frank B. VroomAE
left yesterday 10 accept the position o.
city editor Of the EMPoRIA NEWS. Mr.
Vrooman is bright and promising
young man with 90 nose for news" anC
win greatly assist Mr.. StOller in making
up for the loss Of Mr.. Butts. Mr.. Vroo
man brings 70 hIs woEk an ambition I,
win, gentlemanly bearing and q good
haracter-elements certain to command
respect. The Capital gave Frank hi
first lessons In newspaper work, snC
wishes him SUCCESS.
Miss Hattie Homer, the correspond
ent of The NEWS al the National
Teaehers' Association at Madison
returned to her home IN BdIle
county LIST week, alter haying q very
enjoyable aud profitable trip. Severa
OF her letters have already appeared ant
we have others which we prin
to-day. They have been read b.
our readers with great interest, a. Hat
tie is known to be an excellent writer
Her letters from Madison, though brief
cover all the ground and are written il
the entertaining and spicv style peculia
to her, and which few newspaper CORES
pondents attain 49,
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Pnesl PfIesi.Pliss.,.

Sure cure for blind. bleeding and itch
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years' standing. No one
need suffer I'VE minutes after using Viii
Hams' Indian Pile Ointment It alb
serbs iunors, aIlsys itching, acts &c poul-
sice, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles, nothing else. Hon. j. Gotten
bury, of Cleveland, says: Al have tried
scores Of pile cures, and iS affords me
anything which gave such immediate
and permanent relief As Dr.. Williams
Indion Pile Ointment Solo by Eraziez
Medicine Co, propriesoTs, Cleveland, o.
Mailed on receipt Of price, 81. w. &
Irwin, agent ct Emporia.
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Little Bessie, infant daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Henning. passed away at
7:30 O'Clock Friday after liDgeT-
ing tor some time at the point of death
with cholera infantum. The funeral
will he held Saturday at 10 a. m. at
their resIdence, No. 100 Exchange street.
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MIS-. DR.. EVaiton's Periodical re.,

Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for . great many
years In her private practice. II has
proved an unfAiling specific in the treat
ment of the many disorders TO which the
female constitution is subject. II is a
sure cure for the troubles that so many
women suffer. Mailed 90 receipt OF
price. Frazier Medicine Co, propri
etors, Cleveland, Ohio. w. r. Irwin,
agent at Emporia.
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Frazier's Root Bitters ara not . dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the liver and kidneys. keep tbs bowels
open and regular, make the weak strong.
heal the lungs, build mp the nerves and
cleanse the blood and system Of every
mpurity. Sold by W. Il. Irwin, q. 90.
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rRANsFERs OF Real ESTATE.
CITY TRANSFERS.


ED. McCollom ct al. to INV. Traylor,
30 and 81 Constitution street, Copley ad-
dition. 800.
w. T. Chalfant to Geo. B. Peters, 70
and rs Neosho street 81 900.
n. 81. Houck to J. A. Simmons, is
Union street, $1,000.
DAVID Taylor to Luella G. Carney, 25,
81 and 90, block =. College hill, 81 200.
J. II. Davis town. Thomas, ii Neosho
street, Copley addition, $3.50.
B. r. Pease to Frederick & Burton,
14S Congress street, $500.
j.. L. Wells to A. ID. Thomas, 155 and
157 Market street, $700.
w. 0. Ferguson to J. L. Wells, 100
Constitution street, $1,000.
d. s. Ward to Hattie A. Ward. 81 and
SO Market street, $500.
D. s. Bill TO j. A. Moore, u Com.
mercial street, 81, 100.
E. D. McCullom, ct al. to Jshn Davis
40 Merchant street, Copely. 81 90.
Elesy BrOmer to August Bromer, IL
Commercial street, $130.
d. w. Hainer to D. C. andL. g. VII
cox, 1877 Commercial street, 5000.
/. E. Perley to Alice II. LOOMS, 161
Congress street, $3.50.
David Taylor to o. F. Miller, 81 and
and Sc block 4, College Hill, $3.50.
Chas. Gardner to Chas FL. Lyon, 15e
and 15S Rural street, 5000.
Warren Stone to Chas. Gardner, 156
and 15S Rural street, $500.
II. E. Norton TO Andrew Tucker, st
Market street, RsndOlph's addition, $50
E. n. Miller to Isaac Haas, 81, Mer.
chaht street, $3.50. s--
J. P. Hall to Ace 8 Warner, 80 Con
stitution street, 81 .6O0.
r. A. Frisby to h e Norton, % West
street, $3.50.
II. E. Norton to John Walker, "a
Market street, Randolph addition, $50
e. D. McCollum ct al TO Charles N
Curry 4 Neosho street, COpley addition
$50.
Jas. Means TO VIM. j. Means, part 10
| n Cottonwood street, $3.50.
j. Z Finley to VIM. Phillips, IL Yves
street, $3.50.
H. Is. Love to NJ. E. Brewer, par
40 and AZ, Union street, $3.50.
Eva Lanlborn TO VIM. Wells, SO Syl
| van street $3.50,
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DIR. John Kellogg has purchased the
very valuable farm Of VIM. Adds on
Coal creek, eight miles sOutheas, Of
Emporis. The farm consists of four
hundred and eighty acres and the con
siderAtion was $3.50. The. sale was
made by THE NEWs land agency.
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William Watermaa, who for two
years has been lingering aud wasting
away with the catarrh Of the bladder,
died at his home IN Council Grove last
Wednesday and was brought to Em-
poria Friday for burial. by Mr..
w. j. Ewing, of the Grove. Mr.. q. w.
U. Waterman, OF Florence, a son Of the
deceased, came down to attend the fu-
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According to the Call Hartford has
the boss banjo player of the west When
l. Davis picks up his instrument the
whole town stops work and rushes TO
his jewelry store t. listen.
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Mr.. Allen. who lives nine miles west
OF here, says he has realized thirty bush
els of fine wheat 10 the acre. He says
that his corn Is the best he ever saw and
that one more good rain will put It be-
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A marriage license was issued Thurs
day 70 Clarence J. Norton, OF Moran.
Allen county, and Miss Frances A. Coe,
of Galesburg, Kansas.
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Lebo Light: j. II. Burns, Of EmpoFia,
on lEondsy lase purchased the Annis
building. and has filled II with CON-
plese stock Of furniture. Mr.. Burns viii
not move his family bsTe st present,
bushEs son Frank, who has become well
and faYorab8y known 20 our citizens,
will carry on the businees. This u one
branch Of BUSINESS that has long been
needed In LebO, and Ne bespeak for
them . Isygs and profitable patronage.
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The Gilchrist Bros. lnstA $3.50 horse
last week. "Fred" belonged to their
fine iron gray team, and 1t will be DIM
cult matter to replace him. ~ q
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8. B. Riggs viii occupy the new build
Ing now in prOcess OF erection back Of
the EmpOria Savings bank, about octO-
Der first, when It Is expected TO be IN
iahed
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Hank Loves pacing mare Lady
PaTkerwhich has won . reputation 10
several races, Died quite suddenly Thurs
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Sherlf's Sale.

II. s. Bean ", Catherine Habbal ct al;
Notice Is heEebf giyen that ~ viz
OF tbs Eifsh jadieiSi district eo1r. In
ana for Lyon county and Stair Of Kansas
in the above entitled eause and 60 ne d.
gust, a. d. 1854, - Al o'clock q. N. C said
day, Ct TIE fFont door Of the court house In
the city Of EDporiA. Lyon county, Kaasas,
auction for cash Al the right, title and tHter-
est o. sid defendant IN hnd % TIE following
described property. to-Wit:
me north half Of sh0 northsaSt SsarteF Of
section {, township Is range 19 est q tie al
principal meridian IN Lyon county, Kansas;
said defendant - satisfy said oFdeS q sails,
q. II. WHITE,
27tS Sheriff Lyon County, Kansas.
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p. Q. Smith s. Co.'s new asphalt pave
ment on Fifth avenue is fast approach
ing completion. There will be $500
square feet on Fifth avenue, 5000 on
Commercial and on Sixth avenue 5000
more, aud still moro coming. Dir.
Smith superVises all work himself, :And
leaves next week to superlntcnd work
fol. which he has contracted in Topeka
and Hutchinson.
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The next meeting Of the Lyon County
Horticultural Society will be held on
August 18th, at the house of J V. Ran
dolph, on the Cottonwood river, just
south of the city. No pieasanter place
could have been chosen, and Mr.. Ran
dolph's cordial Invitation will doubtless
be widely accepted. At the meeting 1t
Is expected arrangements will be per-
fected for q display by the society in
connection with the exhibits TO be made
by the NeoshO Grange at its anniversary
In Sentembar
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The association composed Of the real
estate agents OF Kansas will meet in thIs
city on the 18th Of August. ~ asf
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al have had Dyspepsia with Constipa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds of pills. and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. Ny appetite II
have natural passages. feel Hike new
man. w. D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O. =
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TUFTS
Pills
TORPID BOWELS,
0IsoR s 1E !. BED LIVER,

From these sources arise ree-fourths oi
symptoms indicate their existence: L0ss Of
Appetite Bowels c0gtiVs, Sick Head
ach0s f0A1neaS efter eating, AvsrSion 90
eXore1On az body or mind EEuetR1fon
OF food 1fr1eAb1Iity OF temper, Low
spirits 4 feeling OF having neglected
Heart, DSts before the eyes, highly col.
0red Urine. tCONsTIPATION. and de.
mand the use of q remedy that sets directly
on the Liver. AsaLiver medicine TUFTS
PILLS have no equal. Their action on tho
kidneys and Skin Is also prompt; removing
all impurities through these three 81 6eaVs
ttte. sound digestion, regular stools, q clear
sk1n and vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cansS no nausea or gripping nor interfere
ANE1D0TE TO MALARIA.
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Stone 81 Bonham put second de-
livery wagon on the road to-day. That's
the way 20 run business.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-31
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AdNertIsed Lis.

List Of letters uncAlled for and remaining
In the postomoe At EmPOriA. Kansas. for the
week ending July -. 1854. Please give
the date Of Advertisement when called for:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-31

Judge Fletcher has dsveloped INTO g
campaign poet of the nrst magnitude.