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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-06-05
DEATH OF q. ". PEARsALL.

Fl. W. Pearsall departed this life at
0 a. m, Saturday at his residence
southwest OF the city, ct the age of So
years. The public has been prepared,
ever since his return from Eureka
Springs, Arkansas, week ago, for this
sad intelligence. 1t has been known
for some days that there was no possible
chance for his recoveryj and in the pc
session of this knowledge the deceased ar
ranged his business matters and set his
house in order for the great change
which he knew awaited him. His dis
ease was an affection OF the liver and
kidneys, and was latterly source of
much pain and suffering. Endowed
with q constitution of wonderful vigor,
MIR. Pearsall was reluctant to succumb
70 the ensrosehments of the malady
which terminated his lite, and it was
not until the fatal disorder had fully
mastered his strong physical organiza
ton that he gave up the active pursuits
of business.
The subject this notice was born in
Sturgls, Michigan. He came to Kansas
in 1867, and located on farm four miles
north of Emporia, on Allen creek. He
lived there four years and then located
at the place where he died. He was a
person OF singular energy, and by his
thrift and industry amassed
snug competence. BE was strictly
loyal to his friends and was
strongly positive In his attachments as
we'll as in his animosities. His I'M
pulses were thoroughly generous, and
he was possessed of q force of character
which invested him with large influence
among those with whom he associated {.
His business brought him into communi-
cation with all classes of people.
Few men in Lyon county were better
known than H. W. Pearsall, aud there
was about him 8 quality of heartiness
that made him friends wherever he went
He leaves no children. His wife sur
wives him, and to her the sympathy OF
friends who know how to appreciate her
sore bereavement, is freely extended.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the family
residence southwest of the city. Rev:
n MackaV will Offictate
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H.E. Nnr,nna nnll.,,n

The cut Of the College of Emporia
which appears in tO-day's News is taken
from Mr.. Norton's excellent real estate
paper. This cut ia only one OF ten
others which are published in
Mr.. Norton's Bulletin, SIX
PACED paper, containing many valuable
points of information regarding Empc.
Fla aud Lyon county. Mr. Norton will
be glad to have all who wish to send The
Bulletin to friends IN call and procure
copies free gratis. II contMns gonc
map OF Lyon CT unty and the state o
Kansas, and answers many questions
thai the immigrant 10 Kansas Away
saks M. L-.r
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PERSONAL arENIIOS.

Mrs. NJ. r. Barker is visiting friends
at H nsas CITY.
Judge Graves delivered the memorial
address at 0uuu,wa Friday.
Judge Jay j. Buck delivered The men,
uriAl address at Wichita FRIDAY.
John ]. Thomas and wife who started
for Wales SOME days ago, have arrived
safe at their destination.
Miss Ida Hubbard has succeeded In
Securing class in vocal music and will
remain in Emporia.
A letter received from Joe Francis,
who is at Eureka Springs, says that be
is rapidly improving in health.
Mrs G. w. StIunck is enjoying q visit
from Mrs. s Guerrier and daughter, OF
Atchison, aud Mrs. George Sill and
daughter of Eureka.
Mrs. Winner and Miss Nellie Attick,
of Philadelphia, arrived here Thurs
day on u visit to their sister, Mrs. II.
Parkman, residing west of the city.
A beautiful gift from Mr.. and Mrs. G.
N. Sterry TO Mrs. Grace Hood Clark
vas accompanied by charming little
poem composed by Mrs. SterTy.
The exquisite floral yoke which at
tracted so much attention at the Clark
Hood wedding last evening was made
by Mr.. II. D. Brand, aud was the gilt of
Mrs. I E. Lambert.
Almerin Gillett and wife have return
ed from a delightful visit to Wisconsin
and Chicago. Mr.. GIllett says that
Kansas crops are way ahead of anything
that he saw during his absence.
The death of the grandmother of Rev.
W. H. Barnes, of the First Baptist
occurred at Hiawaths this week
The venei able lady was 90 years old
and had she lived until September
would have celebrated her centennial.
A letter was received on Wednesday
by Rev. John Jones of this city written
from Chicago by Ellis Roberts, in which
the sender says that his physician re
gard his chances for recovery exceeding
ly doubtful He has been suffering
with bronchial Affection for the past
year, and later with dropsy. This will
be sad news the friends of Mr.. Rob
eTts in Lyon county.
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RrrLERroWN NEWS
rnrrrn Rr s.nppuIr nov ,

EDITED BIZ ORPHAN BOY"
The weather is pleasant and the corn
Is growing nicely.
in erecting % addition to his dwelling
house.
Df. Slocum, formerly Of Grand Rap
ids, Mich , but lately OF Prescott, Kan,
is in our village and we hope will To-
cate with Us, as this vicinity is in need
of good doctor.
Mr.. ArnoIdy will in few days com
mence the erection of large business
house over in Olpe, which he will occu-
py with hardware store.
John and William Starr are at present
building q meat shop in Bitlt rtown. and
will be ready IN a few Gays to furnish
the people of this place, Olpe aud vIcIn-
ily with good meats. Success, boys, in
your new enterprise.
Mr.. F1ushie, of Olpe, is building an
addition to his house this week. He is
also making preparations TO build bus
mess house. which he will occupy with
dry goods and grocery store.
Daniel B tier will in the near future
com mence the erection of large two
at, ~ business block. One of the rooms
il to be occupied by Thornton s. WeltY
with their dry goods and grocery store.
The village of BitleItpwD, We be-
Iieve, Is destined 20 become business
Is well a. a shipping point. Several
new store rooms are TO be erected that
will add very materially to the town,
and trades of nearly ali kinds will be
reprcsented, so that the farming com
munity cau be supplied with everything
needt d IN their line.
Mr.. A ] Baker, of Emporia, finished
the survey of BltiertowD, to be known
hereafter as Bitter, last week. The town
site contains five blocks, which are di-
vided into eighty lots. This is as good
a location as can be found IN the county
for those who wish place to locate and
enter into Business. This town is stu
ated on the Howard brstich OF The A, T.
& g. F: railroad, and is ten miles from
Emporia On the north, u u mills from
Madison on the s0tith, foRrtt en- miles
from Hartford northeast, and twenty i've
miles TO the nearest town west, and is
sutroaaded by as good farming cOuatry
as can be found in the state. The own
ers of the town site are offering good
inducements TO those who are wishing
a pl.ca 70 IOcsto and oo into huslness
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Mothers.

SOuAH04 hC0ASH@
We take pleasure IN recommending to
mothers an excellent and very exception
al medicine for their children. No med
icine should be given to a child with
out the mothers tuli knowledge of its
character. Castoria Is q standard pre-.
scrIption of q distinguished physician
old DIR. Pitcher-still living in Hyannis,
Mass A Inst of its ingredients accompa-
MES each bottle. It is purely vegetable
and is not narcotic. II may be given
without change of diet or fear of harm,
and 10 its effects Is superior to Paregoric
Morphine Syrup or Castor Oil. without
the dangerous properties of the former
or the nauseating effects of the latter
OF this preparation physicians speak IN
high terms. II. A Archer, NJ D, III
So Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, N Y, saws
"CastoriA Is SO we'll adapted to children
that Recommend is superior 70 any
prescription known to me-" Alex Rob
ertsOn, n. D, 1857 Second avenue N
Y, says: Especially adapted 90 dis
eases of children"
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'IHF AMER.cus NEws
EDITKD ny /" BuR1Ow
SATURDAY, Nav 81

SATURDAY, May 81
The township officers have put good
bridge across the mud hole southeast of
town, so that EmporiA travel can now 90
that way without danger of sticking in
the mud.
Harry Heasley shipped a car load of
hogs yesterday morning.
Miss Russell, Of Emporis, is invoicing
the millinery stock of Mrs. Cahill with
q view Of purchasing It.
L. E. Tn rney carried off hrst prlze AT
the writing school ~ best at making the
capital stem. .
All those who have subscribed money
for the purpose of building the NJ. E
parsonage are requested by the commit
tee TO pay the same, as the builSing Ii
about finished and the money Is needed
The U. p. church social which was u
have been last week was Postponed Oh
account of the inclemency of tbs
weather. II will be held on the evening
June Bad al the residence Of s. NJ. Bell
The same program will be carried out.
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DECORATION DAY
By RUTH HADLEY.
We come with tender memories,


We come with tender memories,
And arms hlied full OF flowers.
To crown the graves Of those who sleep,
But sleeping, still are ours.
We come 70 crown the graves of hose
Who fell mid wars dread storms,
And lay our q ibutes on those breasts
Who sGnh amid life's storms.
For all who tent on thik sad ground
Were soldiers In life'G hghti
We deck the graves of SOnqu6rofs
And vEnquished all alike.
We lay Aside CDR worldly life
With all its PSttS gRih. 80.
And for an hour We con6ecfate
Ourselves 10 sacred pain.
Our tears fall fast upon the flowers
We lay on E0nOr's shrine,
But dew d5op lie they CLEAN and CLINT
With Sunlight all divine.
For meeting with us heart to Heart,
And walking hand in hand.
Our loved ones walk with us once more,
An unseen, radiant band.
o, were our eyes but hne enough
To see our welcome given.
We'd know the distance was nOt great
From tear-Worn earth to he8veh.
EAPoRIA, Nay 30, 1884.
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a Rnr Drnr stora

Never was such a rush made on any
drug store as is now at B. Wheldon's
tor trial bottle Of DIR. Kings New Dis
coverY for consumption, coughs and
colds. All persons affected with asth
ma, bronchitis, hOsrseness. severe
coughs or any affection of the throat and
lungs. can get . trlal bottle of this greai
remedy free, by calling Al the above
drug store. Regular size, SLIGO. g
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IL Ihe Moon = Dead World

The general opinion is, that the moon
has passed through the natural stag,s Of
birth, life and death, end il now under
going the changes incidental TO fual
decay. We know not whether this b
true or false. but We do know that there
is but one genuine Davis Sewing ma
chine. and that IL the only machine tha'
uses the vertical feed. Don't fail tn Sc,
II. n. r. RobIee lG6 Commercial street
Emporia, Kansas.
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PII..r PIIesi, PiIes,,.

Sure cure fog blind. bleeding and Itch
ing piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years' standing. NoOne
need suffer i've minutes after using vii.
Hams Indian Pile Ointment It alb
sorbs tunoEs, ailsys itching, acts as Poul
tice, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles, nothing Else. Hon. J Gotten
bury, OF Cleveland, says: Il hSve tried
SCORES of pile cures, and &c affords me
pleasure 20 say that have nevsr found
ANYTHING WhIch gave such immediate
and permanent relief - Dr.. Williams
Indi0n Pile Ointme0f. Sold by Frszieu
Medicine ca pEopriesOrs. Cleveland, o
Mailed on receipt of price, 81 w. r
Irwin, agent at EmpOria.
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: KIDNEY
Tue n nm naEAMSRa
If and If.

II anu H.
''If you are suffering fIom poor
health or languishing on a bed of
sickness, take cheer, if you are
simply ailing. or if you feel weak
'and dispirited, without clearly
knowing why, Hop bitters will
surely cure you."
''If you are a minister, and have overtaxed
yourself with your pastoral duties, or q
mo ther, worn out with care and work, or a
man of business or Iaborer weakened by the
strain of your everyday duties, or a nah
of letters, toll ing over your midnight work,
Hop Bitters will surely strengthen you"
''If you are suffering
from over-eating or
drinking ANY indescre-
'tion OF dissipation, or
are young and growing
'tO fast, as is often the
'case.''
''Or if you are in the workshop, on
the farm, at the desk, anywhere,
and feel that your system needs
cleansing. tOning, or stimulating.
without Intoxicating, if you are old,
blood thin and impure, pulse feeble,
nerves unsteady, faculties waning.
Hop Bitters is what you need to
'give you new life, health, and
'viROr."
Ifyou are costiVe or dyspeptic, or
suffering from any other of the num-
ercus disease of tie stomach or
bowels, it Is your own fault if you
remain ill.
If you are wasting away with any
form of Kidney disease, stop tempt
ing death this moment, and turn for
cure to Hop Bittcrs-
If you are sick with
that terrible sickness
Nervousness, you will
find ''B Ilm in Gilead'
in Hop Bitt,rS.
If you are a 1rCqus inter-, or resi-
dent of q miasma attic district, bar
ricade your system against the
scourge of all countries-malaria,
epidemic, bilious and itermittent
fevers-by the use of Hop Bitters
Ifysu have rough pimply, or sallow skin,
bad breath, Hop Bitters will give you fail
skin, rich blood. the swestest brea tn, and
health. $500 will be paid for case they viii
not cure or help.
That poor, bedrriden, invalid wife, sister
mother, or daughter, can be made the picture
OF health by 9 few bottles of Hop Bitter:
costing but a trifie.
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RnenI.n,. a-n,.. 40.

The greatest medical WONDER of the
world. Warranted 70 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, Corns, letter, Chspped
Hands, and all skin eruDtions, Suaran.
teed 10 cure in every instance, or money
refunded. % cents per box. For sale by
B. Whcldon
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The Lyon county board OF directors oI
the Mutual Benevolent Association oI
America was organized at the office oI
Buck & FeighAn last evening The fol
lowing officers were elected; P. Car
michael, president; E. N. Evans, Esq.
secretary and local agent; MessTs. @. A
Leighton, G. S. Squires and A. ID. Hos
terman, auditing committee. The olh,I
members of the board of directors are
Sam Murphy, Albert 8. Maxwell, T. d,
Heed, q. V. Eskridge, DIR. G. A. Biddle
and j. X Walkup.
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Sherif's Sale.

Louisa Z. Goodspeed VS.. John n. Stevenson.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order OF sale issued out of the Fifth judicial
district court, in and for Lyon county and
state of Kansas, in the above entitled cause
and to me directed, will. on SATURDAY, the
M of said day, at the front door OF the court
house in the city of Emporia, Lyon county,
Kansas offer for sale and sell to the hiR hest
bidder. at public auction for cash, all the
right, title and interest OF said defendant IN
and to the following described real estate to-
wit: Lots % and % in block 2 in the town of
Residing, Lyon county, Kansas, SAID real
estate 10 be sold as the property OF said de-
fendant to satisfy said order Of sale.
J. II. WILHITE,
Igwt6 Sheriff Of Lyon County, Kansas.
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, SURVEYORS Notice,

COUNTY SURVEYoR's OFFICE.
EMPoRIA, Lyon Co., Kan, May :, 1884.
w hiney. r W. Thomas and p. swanson will
take notice that the undersigned, surveyor
Of Lyon county. Kansas. Will, on Mondays
June 2, 1884 proceed to survey AND establish
ali lines and corners necessary TO make CON-
plete survey eff section 30, town Is. range IL.
This survey to be made By order ana re-
1US'' r.. ". EDMISTON,
1894 County Surveyor.
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Legal Notices.
Notice,

Notice.
To B. W. Culver, of Buchanan county, Mis-
souri,:
You are hereby notified that Geo. W. Z rost
has dled petition against you and you have
been sued in the district court of Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas, IN a suit wherein he Is plaintiff
and you are defendant, and you must answer
said petition on or before Thursday, july
10th, 1884 or the petition will be taken as
true and Judgment will be rendered accord
inRly, quietIng his title against you iE and
to the n. y and s. 4. i of n. w. \ Of sectisn
3, township II, range II, in Lyon county
Kansas, and for costs.
j. G. TRAYLOR,
IsKAL1 Clerk of Court.
BUCK 4 FEIGHAN. att'Ys for pl'G. 22-w3t
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II. Z. Root had an interesting rama
way ON Four Mile cre,k the other day.
his team breaking away from him as he
WAS about 10 DIVE out Of large held,
aud running around The Enclosure until
the school furniture with which the
wagon was loaded, WAS completely de.
demolished The horses finally jumped
uY,t fence and one Oi them falling
the team WAS captured.
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Peter Ellington, charged with burg
larrsing the residence Of B. +. Hiatt,
kSa,h 81 the city, on the eist, bad hear.
ing in Justice FleIcheI's court Thurs
day and was bOuud over TO district court
IN the sum OF 1900 In default of hail
he was committed.
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The DAILY News /. the first paper TO
publish the associated press dispatches
Of the day.
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WANTED

You can find steady parIor en-
pIoyment at good prices by ad-
dressing r. Ridd & Co., Dubuque,
iowa.
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Marriage licens,s were issued Sa,uf.
day To Peter Yeafout and Ida kelley, Of
Madison, and 10 John Fowler aud Anna
d. Faulkner, Of Enporia.
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A RCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT.
IA Plans and specifications furnished for
residences. school houses, churches, business
houses and public buildings. ONCE in Ad-
is block EmDoria Kansas.
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The Fowler Buys have one huudrtd
Acres Of wheat which they think win
yield fully 30 bushsls to The acre. They
also have their corn plowed over the
second time and hoed out.
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AnYartisad Lat.

List Of letters uncAlled for and remaining
In the postOfnce at EmPoria, Kansas. for the
week ending May 9th. 1884. Please give
tina data of nllvcrtiscment Rhen cnIInh for.
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G, W. SOUIRES,

A RCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
IA ONCE, room No. on second floor. Hol-
derman block, rear of First National Bank,
EmpOria Kansas, 2. o, Box S4l.
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JOSEPH HEIDRICK.

A MERICUS, KANSAS. Real Estate anC
IA Collection Agent. ONCE third door. cas-
cor. Broadway and Maine. Correspondents
solicited.
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Written for TIE NEws.l
SOLVED

j.
A lily bruised and hanging from her stem.
A bird with tlneleSs throat and ranied
plume,
Two cIssped hands with flowers wreathing
them
A flood Of tears. an ever-deepenlnE gloom
This IL not life as 1 OF life have dreamed
Life giving joy for joy and breath for
breath.
Where is the goal which once SO comedy
seemedP
Lie Is = mystery-ah. this Is Death.
II.
A tender dew-drop in the lily's heart.
a swee; remembrance of q sWeeter song,
Two hands whose touch can neveTmore de-
part
Whose clasp IN one day meet: How long.
bow longf
This touch, which dries my tears and parts
the gloom;
This long-ex pected rest: Can this be Deathf
o Thou v no pOint'st above, beyond the tomb.
HOLDEN, BHsleF Co.. Kas. HATTIE
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RORERT MILLIKEN,


DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR AND
- Civil Engineer. viii attend to run
ming and retracing old lines, dividing up
lands and establishing permanent corners to
an tracts surveyed. viii make neat and &C.
curate plans, with process cerbdE of surveys,
on durable paper. Farm maps, with minute
details of roads, fences, etc. Leveling and
everything that pertains to Civil Engineer
nR and surveying.
Once at Court House. Residence, No. q
Constitution street. z. Q. Box, 1926.
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Invitations have been issued by the
K. p, band la a complimentary concert
and dance to be tendered to Damascus
Lolge No ii K. of p, on Friday eve
ming. June 9th. The committee Is com.
posed of V. ID. Zeileis, l.. II. Chapman
and John Craig. The folio wing Is a
programme of the concert:
!. Overture. Grown Of Victory"
Q. Geraldine" Polka. .
3. "Clara" Andhn,e and Waltz.
4. Overture. "Zethus"
5. ~ D. r." Qmckstep.
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OSCAR SAARYE

OIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYORS
~ ready to do all kinds of accurate work
in all branches of his profession Office and
residence, No. so Union street, Emporia, Kas.
p O. box liza.
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Aiswonger. Levi MHTing, Henry
Austin. WIN Nixon, kAgRie
Bricker, q Nichols, Albert ..|
Becas, Mrs q Nickles, Benja amin
biEEam, Dave Noyes, May
Blake, CIV Norris, j
Blair. Louis owen, N e
Brown, PC Page. Lloyd
Brown, Frank Phillips. Rachael .,
Brown, Jno ID Phillip, James
Bowers, Wilson Ramsour. j
Burns. Frank Rawson. Frank A
Brown, ella Roberts. Mary
Coleman, LW Scott,J
Curtis, Mollie SawYer,JJ
Chrisman, d X Stmontown, X ID (2)
Clark, Hister Smith, Florence
CochrAne, w AZ SIeltzer. II (3)
Dornett. Mrs StAnder, II
Davis, w + Stevenson Eddie
Everett, Geo stephens, L 5
Edwards, Mable Stow. e
Evans, Steve StAnder, AE
Fry, Roht Templeton, Z
Foote. J Tennis. Matte
Ferguson. Douglass A Templeton, Emma
HtnsOn, Vanness, Jennie l.
Harris, Ella Warren, g
Kerr, Mary Walker, VIM
Keller. MAndaJ Wolf. Mary
Larson, johanna Watkin, &c
Martin. III A Wake ,JH
Mcdonald Watt, j w
Meyer. Morris Waikirs, Alice
MtiliRan. e. WAine. Frank
MoutaldO, MIR Williams. Julia
Morrison, David Wilson, ames
Montgomery, J T Wilson, Joe ....
SAM'L =. MURPHY, p. II.
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IN MEMORIAM.

The Observance of Decoration Day Il
Empofia.
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The soLEMN ANNIVERSARY CELI
DRAFTED Writ IMPtsEssiVE
EAERCIsES.
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TUFTS HAIR DYE

GRAY HAIR OK WHISPERS changed IN
SANITY to GLOSSY BLACK by single ap-
plicaaoa Of this BYE. Sold by Druggists.
d sent by express on receipt Of 01s
Once, - Murray Street, New York
airs 8AauAi OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FEE,
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Democrat: The cid stone school house
at NeOsho Rapids was sold yesterday to
Mt. O. H. Stone; of Ohio, who will ut
8nce build large addition 70 It. When
completed it will be used for hotel
Mr. Stone will expend 81 500 in remOd-
cling and additions, and when com.
plcted it will b. hotel of which Neo-
shO Rapids will be proud. MIR. D. r.
Richmond conducted the sale.
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We would call sp, ciAI attention TO the
announcement else wheTe in our col
umns of the concert to be gwen in the
Christian church by JohanuCs Svendsen.
Those II eur people who have heard the
geotlemso need not b, told of the char
act'r Of the entertainments, When such
rare opportunity ns the present is Of
cd 1t seems as though all should EN-.
brace It.. BeS'de you win greatly
assist the ladies Your Individual help
is needed