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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-11
PERsnNaL MENrInN


A. II. Frost OF Chicago, is in the city
visiting his brother, DIR. Frost.
Mrs. A. NJ. and Mrs. a. p. Mills re
turned on Saturday from Maine.
Mrs. Harry Shaw, of Topeka, was
visiting friends in EmporIa Sunday.
Mrs. s. S. Pierce, of San Jose, Califor.
mia, Is visiting the family of r. Lskin.
Miss Jean Gilmore has accepted a po-
sition copying in Mr.. Slerry's law Of
fee.
A. ]. Ralston was setting up the cI-
gars Monday. Girl. Eleven pounds and
three-quarters.
Mrs. Clarke Claspie. sister of Mr..
Thos. Jones, is very i'll at her residence,
112 Rural street.
Miss Sadie Thomas has returned from
Illinois and Iowa, and will teach in the
Emporia public schools.
Mrs. K. p Murdoch, of Wichita, is
visiting at the residence of her father,
]. E. Caldwell, of this city.
DIR and Mrs. T. Arthur Wright, of
Amerlcus, spent the Sunday in Emporia
quaFtered at the Hotel Coolidge.
Will Baker. of Wooster, Ohio, an old
friend of Harry Laubach, has arrived
and will attend the College of Emporia.
Mrs. Hurlburt has returned from
Washington territory accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mitchell, OF Salem,
Iowa.
Adm Bartlett, of this city, who has
been serving as petit juror in the U. s.
district court at Wichita, has returned
home, court having adjourned until the
second Monday in December.
Mr.. A. B. Newcomb, who purchased
Mr.. Sto,ler's interest in THE NEWS, ar
rived from Washington City, via the
Missouri Pacific, Tuesday and assumed
editorial control of the paper yesterday.
Hon. George R. Peck. of Topeka, who
is doing as good work for the Republi-
can cause as any man in Kansas, was in
this city Sunday, on his way home
from Yates Center. At the earnest re-
quest OF many Republicans here. Mr..
Peck has promised to speak at q meet
ing in Emporia sometime during the
canvass. and when he comes our people
can expect a "clarion note" that will
make the Democrats open their ears.
Halifax Journal, (DaYtona, Florida):
"The Ballough Bros. have succeeded in
securing for Max Fawcett, on the PENN
sula, one of the finest drilled wells on
the coast. The greatest flow was struck
at 115 feet. The total depth is 1875 feet,
and the flow 9,362 gallons per hour.
The water is of the finest quality and
rises to such an height as furnishes Mr..
Fawcett with irrigation for grove and
garden" Mr.. Fawcett was for years a
citizen of Emporia, and his many
friends here will be glad to learn of his
| success.
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The latest and decidedly the hand.
soonest and best thing in the musical in
strument line yet brought out, is the
Story & Clark Piano Organ, now on ex.
hIbition at the New York 90 cent store
of our enterprisiDg merchant, w. Fl.
Suppe. In appearance it exactly re.
sembles an elegant upright French Burle
piano Of the best manufacture, while in
reality 1t possesses all the merits and
advantages OF the finest quality of organ.
In many important points II is superlor
TO any organ heretofore placed upon the
market, and may be claimed as the per.
lection Of such instruments. It should
be seen, examined and tested TO be fully
understood or appreciated, and ali inter
ested ought to call at the 90 cent store
and take look at it.
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WEDDING CARDS

The approaching marriage OF DR..
John B. Hibben, of Topeka, and Miss
Nellie L. Severy, OF this city, has been
announced through the medium oil
cards, which haYe been sent to friends
of the contracting parties in this city, al
Topeka and other places. The cere-
monY will take place at the Congrega-
tional church in this city, at eight
O'Clock on Wednesday evening, Sep.
TENDER 18th, and reception
will be held at the residence of the par
ents of the bride on Merchants street q,
half past 8 o'clock. We learn that 8
special train will be run from Topeks
to carry the guests who will be present
from that place, and the general arrange
ments are on a scale commensur ate with
the prominent social standing of the
prospective bride and groom.
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sADaER CREEK ,RRIErs.
EDITED BY "HoosIEn."

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10.
There ls the finest corn crop in this
vicinity We have hhd fog yeara.
Nate FukswaY has bought forty scre
farm Of F. CompfoIt.
George Wood has rented Oscar Cur.
It's farm, and the latter will 60 west.
John and Jacob MeIlis were informed
BY dispatch from Miami, Neb., that
their father was not expected TO live.
Judge Culver, Of Morton. viii soon
start his three hay presses day and night
TO meet his present demand-he hav-
ing 1900 tons TO bale by the first of De.
cember.
Some unknown raRcals went into Mrs.
Hurch's Watermelon patch and cut and
tore them up, and took one of the best
horses and rode it of.
Call Hawkins caught in his waler.
melon patch, about midnight one night
last week, q man and his two sons and a
hired man, with two sacks each. He
stopped them and SAID there was a pro.
tective tariff on his fruits and they must
psy duty on them before going into
another county.
William SCOTS wife, being tired Of
her present husband, who is in Kansas
City, found a better man and eloped
with him, leaving 9 babe five months
old behind.
Albert Stephenson Is making arrange.
ments 70 have q grand Sunday school
picnic at the junction of the Neosho and
Cottonwood rivers. Everybody is in
vited to attend on Friday, September 90
Mr.. Tlbbals has just received a new
steam sixteen-horse power engine IRON
MassalliOn, Ohio, which he will put in
james Nelson's sOrgum factory. He
has about 100 acres OF fine cane, and will
turn out about 800 or 400 gallons PEI
Iax,
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Hnntlaosvna aoolla


1. D. Fox & Co., jewellers. have just
received q variety Of new and elegant
goods In their lines, among which are
noticed an exquisite gold watch for q
lady. The works are Elgin and the case
is very handsomely embossed and en-.
graved. A design on one face is that OI
g basket of dew laden grasses, the dew
drops being represented by diamonds
The new patterns in gold cases fol
gentlemen's watches are also very beau.
tiful and in richness rival anything here
tofore exhibited. Beautiful effects are
noticeable in the new settings for ladies
rings, the combinations being pearl and
diamonds, pearl and garnet and game,
And diamOnds. In addition to the above
Fox & Co, haYe received many Other
new goods which you should call anC
see.
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DIED.

Died Sunday evening. Nora, only
child of Henry and Hattie Ya:es, aged
year and Q months.
The little sufferer was only sick few
days when the Good Shepherd called her
to brighter home. Although one more
earthly home is left saddened and lone
lY and will know no more the pstter OF
little feet or the lisping of little tongue
that was sweetest music, yet just across
the river we know that q loved one
stands beckonlng US. The entire com.
munltY sYmpathizes with the parents In
this time of sore bereavement.
One precious form has dropped and faded,
One sweet infant babes at rest,
One dear form the grave now shadows,
But our darling rests on the Savior's breast
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FROM CHICAGO MOUND.


Master George Snoddy, who has been
staying with II. Weaver for the past
fortnight, has returned home.
G.. W. Sec has finished repairing his
mill, and Is now ready to make -four
and meal of the best quality. The peo-
pie in the vicinity OF the mill should
give him call. Take your seed wheat
there and get it cleaned and he will
charge you nothing.
Miss Nettie Lyons Is visiting at Mr..
LYman's.
Mark Thompson started to the Nor
NAL Monday.
Hugh Hinklc, who has lived on the
Wright farm the past summer, moved
to EmporIa last week.
An Irish tramp frightened some Of
our young folks few days since. Use
your sLot-guns.
Mrs.. D. Davis returned from Penn
sYlvanIa last Saturday.
WINFIELD.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

The Jackson township Sunday schools
are arranging for picnic to be held on
the 26th, at Maxson's ford, south of the
river. 1t is expected that every school
will be present in full numbers. There
is TO be short address, q big dinner
providing you take 1t with you, lots OF
music, and good time generally. The
different schools will compete In sing
ing for q prize, each school singing one
piece. NeIghboring schools and friends
are invited to attend.
By order of A. G. STEVENSON,
Township President.
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The double column advertisement of
the Dexter newspaper folding machine
will be found on the third page of to
days issue. The Dexter folder has been
in useiin this office for the past seven
months and gives excellent satisfaction.
Il is attached directly to our press and
receives the papers automatically and
folds the printed sheets four times and
Just as rapidly as they are printed The
large ten column WEEKLY NEWS is
folded with the same accuracy and ease
as the DAILY. The machine occupies
but little more space than the fly table.
Newspaper men thinking of buying q
folding machine should sec the Dexter.
They will be sure to be delighted with
its workings.
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TEACHERS WHO RECEIVED GER.
TIFICATES

At the recent examinations there were
eighty-one applicants for teachers GER
tificates. There were three who received
first grade, fortY-fouT who received sec
ond grade and TWENTY-FIVE who received
third grade, making seventy-two IN all.
The number that failed, then, was nine.
Those who received first grade certifi-
Gates were as follows: Matte Fife,
F. Grace Allen, B. c. Meskimmons.
Second grade certificates were awarded
to the following: 3. E. Andrews. Mary
Allen, Mary Brislin, Ella Britton, Mary
Ball, B. F. Bigler. G. G. Boyle, 8. N.
Best, Sadie Cochrane, 8. D. CahiIl, Lizzie
Dillon. Eva Egerton, Ella Farnham,
LOttie E. Henderson, Mary Holmes, Mr..
Holiday, Carrie Jackson, LYDIA Jacobs,
Jessie kirkpatrick, Lama kirkpatrick,
]. N. Lloyd. jennie Layton, Gertrude
Loud, George L. Miller, F. McMichael,
J. o. Masbury, Miss McCollum, Kate
Ross, G. N. Stanford, n. E. Smith,
P. D. StouRhton, W. N.
Spar, Geo. Lacord, A. Smith,
G. H. Lutte, w. H. spiker, J.
W. Townsend, Sarah Wood, Emma
Waymire, 8. Webb, W. B. Williams, G.
w. Willhite, a. V. Winters, o. W.
wilkins.
Third grade certificates were awarded
to the following ladies and gentlemen
Alice Bush, G. Bond, Mary Bishop,
G. q. Bigelow, Hannah Courtney, Lizzie
Cunningham, Ida Cook, Marion CuI-
yer, Josie Fletcher, NJ. Finley
w. s. Gaylord, Clara Harry, H. H. Hin
son, w. F. Harrison, Anna Humphrey
Herbert Kline, James Meskimons, E
Minor, N. Moys, Ella Richardson, NJ
Q. Starr, L. Willis. Addie Whittesley,
J. w. Wardrup, NJ. o. Young.
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BITLERrOWN.
EDITED By ORPHAN BOY"

EDITED By "oRPHAN BOY"
TUESDAY. Sept. 3.
The health in this vicinity is good.
The farmers are busy making hay and
cutting corn, which Is drying up rapid
~.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. O
Priest is not gaining his health very
rapidly.
Dr. Moses has got g very good prsc
sice worked mp. He also has good sue
cess.
A little daughter OF Mr.. Kottenmirt
has been very sick for the past few days
caused by large bealIng in her right
side.
Why can't the Republicans of Center
township have Blaine and Logan club
Who wall be the first to start the bal
= Folling9
Mr.. Arnolda has opened up his new
hardware store over In 0lpe.
There was not very large crowd a
]. o. Gardner's public sale on last Fri
day, and the stock did mol cell very rap
idly. neither did they sell very high.
Mr.. Bangs, Of Usage county. WIN NOV
on the place now occupied by j. o
Gardner about the first OF February.
The verdict in the Green case evident
ly pre- supposes quarrel over the honey
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Ut " . o TN AOlll
Reading, Lyon County. Kansas.
ReebIe,a Grooarx.

The Second Avenue grocery of r. Rec.
bic at the corner OF Commercial stree,
is still gaming customers by selling good
goods at bottom prices. Remember
Feeble keeps groceries. provisions,
fruits, confectionery, glassware, lamps,
queensware, etc, and guarantees to give
you Satisfaction. In buying baking
powder try can of the Gem, get good
article and a chance on a fine Singer
sewing machine.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.

THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTERS
The Kansas City Live STOCK Market is he
ported es pecIaliv for THE DAILY
NEWS every Afternoon by
ANDY j. SNYDER g CO,
Rooms 20 and 90 Exchange Build NJ
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. September 10.
CATTLE-Receipts 1.0o9; market firm; ma.
tiyes SOLO higher; Texans 10O15 higher.
hoGS-Receipts 8, 492; market weak ant
5 to lOc lower; So 30 to $5.75; bulk IS 4O0$5 81
The Daily Indicator reports: Wheat-Re
ceipts. 5000 shipments, IS, 81 in store, 500.
I45; market weaker; No. 3 red. casl
sales at 55x bid. SO asked :. October S. asked
5SH bid; November COX: No. 2 soft cast
sales at 6o1< bid, 60k asked.
CoRN-Receipts, 7.627; shipments, l60S5
In store, 81 .6S4; market lower; No. 2
mixed cash sales at 420421<; Septembel
sales Ale; October 371< ;the yeOr % bid 2711
May sales at 29kG59X.
OATs-Ne. 2 cash az bid, BIZ asked.
RYR-NO. cash sales at Il.
EGGS-Active sc lac per dozen,
BUTTEk-Unchan ged.
HAY-Fancy small bAled So 90.
PROTIsIONs-UnchanRe
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AuetionearInR.

John Bay will respond to calls for
auctioneering all kinds of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
Office, or be found at his grocery. on
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Bay is we'll known
TO many our readers as an experienced
auctioneer, having spent years at the
business and has conducted great mum
Der of public sales In this community
during the past fourteen years. -
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DISTRICT COURT PEOCEEDINGs.

TUESDAY, SEPr. g.
State of Kansas Vs. John Hornbarger
dismissed by the county attorney.
State of Kansas va. Jas. L. Daugherty
continued upon application OF defend
ant until adjourned term.
State Of Kansas vs.. Harvey Var
Cleaye; verdict of guilty of assault and
battery.
State of Kansas VS.. E. F. PinneY;
defendant pleads guilty TO grand lar
ceny.
State of Kansas vs.. Robert Gilmore
verdict of not guilty and defendant dis.
charged.
State OF Kansas VS.. Carrie Rowley dis.
missed by the county attorney aud de.
PENDANT DISCHARGED
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
a petition will be presented to Chas. B.
Graves, judge of the district court, on
Monday, Sept. Goth, 1884, asking that
the town OF AmerIcus be granted char
ter as city of the third class, said peti.
ton beng signed by John Bond, E. B.
Lesh, s. p. Tressler, ID. @. Grinell, ] G.
Anderson, A. s. Lowry and slxty-slx
nfhara
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

by request of many voters we are au-
thorized to announce Thomas s. Walk
or, OF Hartford, as an Independent can.
didate tor representative for: the Sixty.
second legislative district.
1 will be an independent candidate for
county commissioner in the First EN-
poria) district. j. G. HoRNBARGRR.
There is nothing like having stock In
trade to select from, therefore an
nounce myself as a candidate for county
commissioner of the First district.
NOSE CoPPoCK.
p. S.-We shall accept the peoples
decision in November, as bad as we NAV
hate to.
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For SALE.-Improved farm of so
acres. two good wells of water, all under
fence, 30 acres good pasture, one and one
half story frame house 14x1s, good stone
corral good young orchard of apples,
peaches aud pears; i've miles from Bit
lertown; price, $1,000. Also, improved
farm of 100 acres two miles from Bit
lertown; good house and barn, good
well, 60 acres broken and under fence.
Address, +. Ii. RINGER,
BItlertoWn Kansas.
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To those VINO wish TO save money on
wall paper, ETC., We will say that there
are some smart Elecks up town who say
we are only selling remnants at those
low figures advertised Don't let them
stuff you, but come right down and see
us. We will sell you from 100 to 200
rolls Of pattern at the prices given, and
not that alone, but have the money to
put up that says so.
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WRDNEsDAY. Sept. 10

Armilda Lake ct al. VS.. j. w. Os'
borne; trial by the court and decree
that detendent, j.. w. Osborne, owns
11-16ths, the heirs of Elizabeth Griffith
S-16ths, the heirs of w. T. Riley 1-16th,
and Martha McGlllery 1-16th of the
northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of 20-13; partition order
ed and w. ]. Cam, Joseph Campbell
and w. P. Gould appointed commits.
sioners.
Falkman, Oppenhelmer s. Co. vs. T.
n. Fry; judgment for plaintiff for
e41166.
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply if securi.
ty and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
harn
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St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10
CArrLE-Recceipts, 400; steady and firm
er; good to export steers, IS 9O06 IS; Texans
s. 5c6l4 So
HOGs-Reeeipts. 900: shipments, 800
lower but more active; workers, IS 5095 90
packing IS 250S 70; butchers, IS 1906 20.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Better; No. red 76k; No. 8 red
65066< cash,
ECORN-LoWer and slow; 47X94S cash.
EOAIs-EasieT 26L cash.
p Professionalism quiet and slow.
PoRK-Jobbing SIG 00Ol6 25.
LARD-Eominally higher, 81 10.
BULK MEAT-LOng clear, 50 60; short ribs
50 80 short clear. $40 05
BAc0N-L0RG clear, $40 37X1l0 80; short
ribs, $40 62k0l0 rs; short clear, Sill 12h.
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BY the skill of DR.. Price, we have now
for our cakes, buildings, ices, cream and
pastry the most delicious Fruit FIavors
Those who wish to make their delicacies
palatable and enjoyable will make U.s.
of DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, etc-,-noi
only only on account of their nice flavor
but for their safety.
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Rock salt at Stone 4 Bonbam's.

STRAYED Oh SToLEN-From near the
farm of Mira. John Hirsch on Badger
creek, nine miles northeast of Emporia, q
dark brown horse, with white spot in
face, short tail. branded w on LETT
shoulder. Suitable reward for informa
tion leading to recovery.
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Those afflicted in eyes should not fail
to see DR.. Matthez before he leaves the
city. The doctor has treated some Of
the most prominent ladies and gentle
men of Emporia and is nightly recon.
mended by them. He closes his Office on
Saturday September 9th at p. m. Of
that daV.
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You are invited to bring your butter,
eggs and poultry to headquarters. l
am prepared to offer you special induce
ments, especially tor butter. My orders
are simply immense. Come and bring
your produce to the New York store,
Dunlap, kas,, YOU will get full value.
IN. AMsBAUdH
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6 Rock salt at Stone q Bonham's,
The Frazier Road Cart

The Peters Hardware company have
received supply Of the celebrated Fra
zier road carts. They are dandIes, and
are adapted for single horse or team.
The prices range from S45 upwards.
Call aud see them.
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L T.. Pruvn

Auctioneer, successor to II. w.
Pearsall. Public sales of all kinds viii
be given prompt and careful attention.
With an extended experience in the
auction business he bespeaks an exteu.
sive patronage which he will endeavur
TO merit by satisfaction TO all customers,
Headquarters at the Central stables. EN-.
DOria Kansas 80
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Do not fail to consult DR.. Matthez be-
fore closing his office on Saturday, Sep.
TENDER "a, at 8 p. m. Of that day.
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ENCIrEMENr

"What causes the great rush al
Charles Ryder's and j. A. Moore's
drug storesf' The tree distrlbu-
ton of sample bottles of DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup. the most popu-
lar remedy for coughs, colds, consnmp
ton and Bronchitis now on the market.
Regular size 80 cents and 800.
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26 TO 35 DoIlnrr-

will sell the White, Leader, ED
redge, Domestic. Remington, Chicago
Singer and Royal, at the above prices
and warrant them for five years. 81
s. j. SMITH.
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RErnEsENrArlvE coNvENrloN.

There will be delegate convention OF the
Republicans OF the 0lst representative dis
trlct, Lyon county, AZ the court house In the
city OF Emporta. on Saturday, the 27th day Of
september, 1884. ut two O'Clock .. m. for one
purpose OF putting in nomination q candidate
10 represent said district in the legislature
IN the place OF Jacob Stotler, resiRned
The district Is composed OF the township
OF Emporia and Pike and the city Of Empo-
The various precincts Will be entitled %
the following representation, which Is based
uDon the vote cast for James smith for score
tary ofstate at the election of 1854, viz:
Em poria Clsy- Emporia Township
sIIst waru. ;..-....16 Fowlers' precinct IL
aSSonu WArd..--...A Craig's precinct. II
Third ward ...... .l6 Pike ToWnship-
Eourth WArd.....-.R Plymouth prec. e.
Patty's Mill prec. - Z
tis recommended that the primaries be
hsin saturday, septem Der 10th, 1854, at three
O'Clock p. M. except in the city OF Emporia
where they will be held at z 80 D. m.
IL Is further recommended that the polls bt
held open at least one hour
by order of the county central committee
W. j. JOINS. j. J. WEIGHT
Secretary. Oh irman,
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The durability of the "DaYis" has
been demonstrated beyond doubt.

The eye is too delicate an organ to be
tempered with. See DR.. Matthez, the
Opticiar, at the Coolidge, and have your
eyes examined. No charge for consul.
tatIon. Lenses suited to the most DIFF.
ficulty cases of defective vision. His
stay Is brief. Don't delay. He is only
here till Saturday, September eth.
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Baby Jumper.

The Spiral spring baby jumper is one
OF the greatest novelties and most use
full articles ever introduced into the fam
lily. Nothing like Tito amuse, quiet and
please the baby. Call and see the baby
jumper, sold only by w. Suppe's 90
cent efora
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For SALE-Short horn bull, "Alasic, !"
see pedigree In A. II. book No. 1881.
He Is a fine animal, is three years old
and is for sale. M. w. STRArToN,
Reading. Kan.
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We have for sale several of the finest
farms in the county In various directions
from the city and within a radius of four
miles. These are hrst-class bottom
farms, well improved.
NEWS LAND AGENCY.
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CHEAP MoNEY.-Money cheaper than
ever at Warren, Leighton 6 HArrison's.
Money always on hand to settle when
papers are signed. Interest always pay
able here and papers at home. Loans
madefor any length OF time aud as cheap
as any money sent into the state by any
body. ~ 'tEt r.
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