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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-11
The vertical iced is used only in the

The vertical feed is used only in the
Davis Sewing Machine. No oters haYe
the right to use this feed. By this new
feed-method. all manner of sewing is
done perfectly, without bssting, and
there can be no "fulling" of the goods,
either above or below. Both upper and
under plies of goods are always carried
together, as the vertical feed works
equally en- both. instead of only on the
bottom piece, as is the case with the old
under-teed, IS used in all other machines.
The new feed does not stop at seams
but steps evenly over them. 1t is, main
ly. this new iced invention that places the
Davis" SO far ahead of all other ma
chimes. NJ. X. RoBLEE, Agent,
'166 Commercial street, EmpOria.
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Publication Notice.
LvSD OFFICE AT TorKKA, KANsAs.

august Il, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his inten-
fion 10 make Anal proof IN support Of his
fore the clers of the district court OF Lyon
county. Kansas. at EmpoF1a, Kansas, on Fri
DAY. October 10Th. 1854, viz: sadie HaRkins
on Homestead - SIS for the southwest 4 OF
southwest i secticn IS, township Is. range
- east.
She names the following Witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and cnltiV&-
ton Of, said land. viz: w E. Loomis, LucettG
Waterman, II. A. Robins03, and II ". HaH.
3l:s J. FISHER Register.
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REPAIRING.

Holmes 81 Holden are putting a fine
new door In their business block which
was formerly occupied by the postoffice.
The halls and ceiling arc being kalso-
mined and large French plato glass
windows will be put in the front. The
room will be occupied when finished by
the Kansas City Store.
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NEW BUSINESS BLOCK.

The EmpOrIa Hardware company arc
making arrangements for tearing down
the two buildings south of their present
location. About tho 10th of the month,
tho back parts of the frame buildings
will be torn completely down and
the remaiDders will be moved south a
block OF 80 to he used for business
houses. Excavations will be Immedi.
aIely begun for their new brick block
60xl2O To be used entirely by the EN-
poria Hardware Company, and it will
be erected With all energy and dispatch.
This will-be q needed and valuable &C
QUESTION To the town Of Emporia, which
already has It's share Of business and
public Spirit
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Lana N0Clc6.
LAND OFFIcK At TOPEKA. Kansas,

LAND OFTIcB At TOPEKA. l. AreA6.
July z, 1884,
John II, Taught, Esq.-Sir:
Your entry No. / ,Isls made June oths 1sS9
KRnsRs trust and diminished reserve lands,
act Of July 5th, 1873, for lots and Of north
west \ section 81. township Is south, range II
cast.
been made on the land, and that he found
that some person unknown had built shsnty
and slept there One night, and that said shan
ty was blown down and never rebuilt.
September 18th, 1884, at Q 3. N at this ofict
is set for hearing of the charges, and in de
fault of your appearance st said hearing
your entry will be cancelled.
S35t J. j. FISHER. Register,
JQ. A, PEYT0S, Rec liver.
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the prisoner at the bar. was called L
the stand and testified as follows:
brought

InOuRnt tue Train was starting from
town when We eat down; jumped up
when the engine passed and the cars
were knocking the boys head and
threw it to one side; we didn't quarrel
about the honey.
Mrs. Green testified: I was at Mrs
Roblyer's when Green brought home the
bucket of honey with the knife In it; saw
Mrs. ROblyer's Ratchet up
stairs the morning the boy
was killed; used il TO drive
some nails; used the Ratchet about 8
o'clock before my husband came home
don't remember where got il; can't say
l knew he had taken his Ratchet; was
driving the nails after breakfast.
This completed the evidence for the
state. and it Is thought that the case will
go to the jury sometime on Monday.
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A BIG DAY.

Circus day was a good day for the Ho-
tel Coolidge. Over 500 meals were fed
TO their hungry guests. The case and
dispatch with which this large number
was cared for, and the bountiful manner
in which they Jared. speaks we'll Tor the
new management under MIR. Chase.
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Fruit Evnporntorn.

We manufacture the Williams Fruil
and Vegetable Evapo-ators for factory
use. We also make the BidWell Patent
Fruit EvaporatOrs for q medium size; We
make two sizes of the latter. The eyap.
orators have no equal: they cell on their
merits. We are not Obliged TO cut on
prices to compete with worthless ma
chimes. parties are glad TO get them al
reasonable prices.
Send for illustrated circular.
JOHN WILLIAMS s. Sons,
Patentees and Manufacturers,
Kalamazoo Mich
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EXTRA TRAIN

Commencing on next Tuesday, Sep
tember 9th, an extra tram will be run
between Emporia and Topeka on the
Santa Fe, which will be continued dur
ing the State FAIR. It will leave here
at 6: 45 a. m. each morning and will
reach Topeka at 0 80 q. m, and returning
1t will leave Topeka at 6:45 p. m. and
arrive at Emporia at 0:45 p. m. The
fare for the round trip will be $175.
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MRH. ROBYLEn

was recalled, and testified that there
was knife in the honey which Green
brought home, and that il was the
knife produced yesterday In court
Josie FRENER
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utlca IN. 20 saturday Globe. Marcn Is. 1ssa

The manufacturers claim that the DEXTER
is the best folder in eXIstance and eur expert
ence warrants US in saying they tell the
simple truth. We advise those contemplat.
ing the purchase Of a folding machine to in
vestigate the merits of the DEXTER. If they
will buy no other, tor it eXcels all others at
each and every point.
Rome IN. ~ Daily Sentinel. March 10, 1884.
We have refrained from saying anything
about our DE4TER FOLDER until we had test
ed it to our satisfaction, but now. after q
sufficient experience with it, must pronounce
IT great mechanical success. 1t accom-
plishes its work infallib BILE if not mismanag-
cd, and it is not hard to understand. 1t folds
either our daily or weekly paper, or any in
tetmediate sized sheet, with the accuracy and
readers.
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testified that he was on the train gong
south the morning that ROblyer was kill
ed that he saw two men, one larger than
the other, at the point in question; that
when he Whistled they both stepped aside
and waited till the train passed that he
he was looking out; and that no body
was lying on the track that there were
no traces of blood On his engine.
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Have you read the large advertisement,
Il, MIA DT; Walton's Periodical Tea:


Mother Walton has prescribed ahis
valuable medicine for q great many
years In her private practice. Il has
proved an unfailing specific in the treat
mcnt OF the many disorders to which the
female constitution is subject. 1t is a
sure cure for the troubles that so many
women suffer. Mailed 90 receipt of
price. Frazer Medicine Co, prOpri
etors, Cleveland, Ohio. w. r. Irwin,
agent at Emporia.
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OFFICE OF w. G. HIcKox s. Co

SAFEs-SARGEHT & YALE TIME
LOCKS, IS WASHINGTON STREET.
DR.. Louis IL. Matthez, Oculist- OpticIan, l25
state street:
DEAR SIR My wife, previous TO
your fitting glasses to her eyes, had been
great sufferer for nearly three years,
and We have spent hundreds OF dollars
on oculist-opticIans, both in Chicago and
New York, without realizing any help.
We are pleased to say that she is now
able, by the aid of the glasses furnished
her to use, her eyes all day, without ex-
periencing any unpleasant result.
Yours truly,
W. c. HICKoX & Co,
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SECOND DAY.

The Green murder case attracted 8
large crowd to the court house Satur-
day, aud the examiRstion of witnesses
proceeded amid manifest interest on the
part OF the spectators.
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testified that he was called to the spot
the morning of the killing by Green
that the boy:was not quite dead when he
arrived; that he saw bucket in Green's
hand, but saw no knife nor Ratchet
that he SAW several teeth scattered
around six or eight feet FROM where the
body lay.
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The Greatest on wheels

The Peters Hardware company has
just received a car load of the celebrated
Studebakcr spring wagon. To say that
these wagons are made by Studsbaker.ls
guarantee that they are first class in
every respect. They are neat. substan-
tial and light running. Call and see
them, and by the way If you want farm
wagon that stands the test go to the
Peters Hardware company and ask TO
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OFFICE OF THE
TANuuauUVT nA1uTvru

JANESVI1SIIE GAZETTE,
JANEsvILLE, Wis, March. %, 'S3.
DIR. Louis II Matthez, MY DKAR SIK:
take great pleasure in expressing to
you my confidence In your knowledge
and ability as an examining oculist and
practical optician. On several occas-
ions in the past ten years you have fit
ted glasses to my eyes with great sue
cess. / use no glasses except yours,
and your. judgment In fitting them to
my eyes, and could not be induced to.
am yours,
II. l.. CoI,yIN.
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Publication Notice.
LAND oTEIcE AT rOrrkA. KA1s4s.

LAND OFFICE At IOPEEAs KANSAS,
August Q. 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the following
namei settler has fled notice Of his intention
ts make final proof IN support OF his claim.
and that said proof VIII be made before the
clerk Of the district court Of Lyon county.
Kansas, At En- PoTta, Kansas. on Monday
September -, 1854. viz: Frank HaFtzel on
Homestead No 4, 693 1or the los CT section
town Ship 10 south. range IS east.
ne names the following Witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and culeiYa-
ton Of said land. viz: Ja0Ob gacobs, Henry
Bach. Casper Ellison, J. b. Tibbzla, Of En-
's $50 IL, FISHER. Register
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-11

At u meeting OF the Lyon County Re
publican Central committee, Saturday,
at the Office of Buck & Feighan, 1t was
determined to held an election for dele
gates two weeks from today to a con-
vention to be held three weeks from to-
day, 20 nominate q candidate for repre-
sentative from the Slxty-flrst district, to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the Tesigna-
ton Of Hon. Jacob Stotler.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-11

Rev. N. w. Curtis of Usage City, was
appointed by the Persbytery of EN-
poris at its meeting last Tuesday eve
ming in this city, TO I'LL the pulpit of the
First Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and declare the dissolution Of
the pastoral relation Of the church with
Raw Dr Handy
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-11

One Of the nobblest, neatest, handsom-
est and most substantial spring wagons
which ever struck Emporia is that just
received by the Peters Hardware CON-
pany for their own use II is from the
Studebakcr factory.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-11

A nation of housekeepers tell rs that
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the
sweetest, purest, most efficient and most
wholesome on the American market.
With baking powders as with drinking
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test-the test Of the oven.
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BY an order of the court the grand
Jury will not be called until November
at an adjourned session of the Septem.
Der term of district court.
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A wide Awake DruRgiss

Mr.. b. WheloOn ways WIDE awake
in his business, and pares no pains 20
secure the best of every article IN his
line. He has secured the agency for
the celebrated DIR. Kings new discovery
for consumption. The only certain cure
known for consumption, coughs, colds,
hoaTseness, asthma, hay fever, hron-
chitis, or any affection of the throat and
lungs. Sold on positive guarantee. VIII
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DR.. JACOBS.

proceeded amid manifest interest on the
part OF the spectators.
DIR. JACOBS,
who was called for the state, testified as
follows:
have had considerable experience
in examining wounds and cuts In my
practice; am physician for the Santa
Fe; see men frequently who are killed
or injured; was q witness at coro-
ner's inquest of the boy killed (;
the injuries were on the head and were
eight In number: The first was one and
three fourLhs inches in length; the sec
ond was one and three fourths iHches In
length, and parallel with the first the
third was q clean cut, fracturing the
skull the fourth was q clean cut, going
through the skull the fifth wound was
an angular cut upward from the chin,
extending into the skull; the sixth was
in the back of the head, fracturIpg the
skull; the seventh one was on the chin
and was more bruised than any other
the eighth wound was in the center oil
the forehead, and was confused. The
others were incised.
Col. Feighan produced hstchet aud
asked DR.. Jacobs whether with II he
could make the wounds. The doctor
said:
With 1t he could make every wound
the pole Of this Ratchet in the hands OF
q man using IL with sufficient violencG
would make the confused wound en- the
forehead Of the boy; with it could
| make the incised wounds on the head
and the various slanting cuts.
The witness showed by
taking the Ratchet in hil
hand the various positions. h
said he had examined the other psrts o
the body and found no cuts. bruises
scratches or wounds OF sny kind. The
witness upon being handed largI
knife said:
81 could make the first and second IN
cised wounds with large knife; c0ulC
not make the confused wound with II
] but could make 1t with almost any blum
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Nnt,sa Of Final SattIamant.

Notice Is hereby given TO the creditors and
all others interested in the estate Of Jennie
Markla, deceased that ] intend 70 make
GnAl settlement Of said estate At the next term
s5tA ELIZA J. CONkER.
Administrasrtx Of the estate Of jennie Mar
kle, deceased.
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GOOD WORDS FOR DIR. MArTHEz

Strong Testimonials from Prominent
Patrons OF the Celebrated OCuIIst
The success of Dr. Louis Ii. Matthez In
this cityIis flAtteriDg tribute to his pro-
fessional attachments which have come
to be recognized by all who have visited
his office at the Coolidge. He has af-
forded reliet to scores of people suffering
from various detects of vision, and has
proved himself to be public benefactOr
by his skill and his intelligent and con-
scientous methods OF treatment. The
following testimonials from places where
the Doctor IS well known will serve to
show thst the confidence repOsed in him
by the people here has not been mis-
laced.
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ESTABLISHED 1857,
f II. SARGENT * co

DRUGGISTS,
1876 State street.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20, 1883.
DIR. Louis ii. MAttheZ:
My DEAR 6IR:-I wish to express to
you my great appreciation of your skill
in assisting my sight, through the adap-
tation of glasses, which have added to
my comfort, and materially improved
the condition of my eyes. cannot too
strongly express my thanks for the ex-
cellent professional service you have
rendered to my wife and to mysell
during the last three years. Wishing
you abundant success, am
Yours sincerely,
Z. H. SARGENT.
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OFFICE OF @. Z. LAKE,

GRAIN,
LA SALE AND MADISON STREETS,
CHICAGO, Ill, March 9th, 1884.
DIR. Louis II. Matthez. Oculist and Optician {:
DEAR SIR: In adding my name TO
those who have already availed them
selves of your skill, can say that the
glasses adapted TO my eyes by you sever
al years ago have suited me in every par
ticular, and from experience 1t is evident
that the only way of enjoying corrected
eYesight when once it fails, is in having
proper scientific adjustment. Yours
very truly, G. Z. LAKE.
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Herald and Presbyter, Elm Street Printing
Co. Lincinnati. O. Feb. q. 1884.

THE DEXTER FoLDER.-For two years We
have been looking about for good neWspas
per folding machine. We have investIg gated
the working qualities of several machines,
without making selection, until the Rew
DEXTER folder, pRster and trimmer was
formation as to its utility, we ordered two
machines, which have been attached to our
double cylinder Hoe press, and they are now
working to our entire satisfaction. The ma
chine is very simple an its construction, Oc-
cupy very little room compared with the pom
derOuS machine formerly used takes very
little power to run it, and, so far as We can
judge, is not liable to get out Of order. It
cxcels any folder we ever saw in the precision
and beauty of its melton. and We recommend
it to all newspapers.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-11

The Southern Kansas railroad has put
on a through passenger train to Kansas
City. The train leaves for Kansas City
via Ottawa and Lawrence at 3 :55 a. m,
and makes the same time as the Santa
Fe. II arrives In Emporis at IL 40 pm.
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Jimmie Dole brought to the grange
store Thursday q mammoth Chilis qussh
which wCigha 1903 pounds.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-11

II. Metz Is supplying the Cleveland
and Hendricks boys withcampaIgD hats
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-11

The street car line carried in the neigh
borhOod Of 5000 people to and from the
ciFrua
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the Dexter folder, cutter and pasteE pur-
chased from you several months since that
we feel like personally thanking you for in
ducing US to give it q trial. It Is perfect IN
its workings, and we would not do without IL.
Yours very truly,
KRnKrK CONSTITUTION Co
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Mcssrs. Sones II Millikcn, the former
from Cas- county. Michigan. and the
latter from Trumbull county, Ohio, have
rented room in j. K. Finley's new
block on Sixth avenue, and will open up
In a few weeks large and hrst-class
stock of notions. We welcome these
gentlemen to Emporia, and trust they
will have reason to congratulate them.
selves upon their selection of a location
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1884
The farmers are busy making hay.

M. r. Roblee has purchased Of G. p
Jones the residence property at No. 100
West street.
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kEokCK CONSTITUTION Co.
The INTERIOR PUBLISHING DEPT
RooA 80, MeCormic's Block.

KEokUx cossrIrrTIoN Co.
TIE INTERIOR PUBLISHING DEP'Tl
R00M 80, MeCoFmic's Block. I
Chicago, Oct. -, 1852
Dexter Manufacturing Co., Des Moines, Ia. ::
Gentlemen-Your folder has been attached
ist' and the older it grows the Better i acts.
they didn't pun quite together. and the prob
east was proud OF It's pedigree and high
moral sttainments, with its table distribu-
ton and double cylinder that it tried to over
essary to get little western common sense
into Il before it found its level. They now
twin are not one flesh, the twain is one ma
chine" We are highly pleased with 1t. It's
the best thing in the market.
tours truly, Frank s. CRAY, Publisher,
z. S.-Since writing the above the foreman
OF our presS-roOm came IN ana SAID not
5000.
Gate City, Keokuk, Ia. Aug. II, 1888.
A Dexter folding machine manufactured
By the Dexter Manufacturing company, Of
Des Moines, Ia, has been used in the Gate
to fold, paste and trim either four or eight
pages. The points of advantage possessed
are compactness Of the machine, ease OF at
ness and accuracy of the folding and trim
ming, ease and quick ness OF adjustment,
simplicity OF construction and the durability
| IN any M tanner. In fact il Is q satisfactory
machine in every Particular and performs
ali that was claimed for it.
Republican. Bedford. Ia. Oct IS, 1888.
We believe In Iabor-saving machinery. and
are well provided with appliances to render
our work as easy and production as cheap as
possible but We have no machine OF any kind
| in the Republican Sfice that in our opinion
pays better return on the money invested
| in it than does our Dexter folder. 1t has
now been in use IN this ONCE for about
eighteen months, during which time IL has
done the folding of three different pape rs
| every week. 1t has never given US the slight
est trouble; tt folds accurately, takes no
| 'fts'' and never cost anything tor repairs !;
| the m otIon of the press Iuns tho folder with
| out auy epprcciable increase OF power being
required and when the printed paper runs
from the tapes of the press that is the last " e
see of it until IL comes out nicely folded. No
| neWspapcr Office that runs by power should
| be Efthoat the Dexter folding N achinc.
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JAMES SHAW,
who testified as follows:

was In my field on the morning
of the killing and heard the train whIs-
tie; first saw Green and the dead boy
after the killing; the jaw of the
boy was shattered, and the wound
in the chin was greasy; noticed
blood as If 1t had been sprinkled on
twenty-five ties saw teeth on the ground
but no pieces of skull; saw no signs OF
any struggle or dragging the wound on
the chin looked as if 1t might have been
made by an oil box,
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-05
FLORIDIANA.

We have been informed that the hotel
at Rock Ledge has been destroyed by fire
Loss $75. 200. M
The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-05
TROPICAL FLORIDA.

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