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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13
BACK FROM NEosHO FALLS.
The Present Status of the Cattle Plague
Near That Place.
From Monday,S Daf,y


The Present Status of the Cattle Plague
Near That Place.
From Mondays Daily.
To-day Col. David Taylor, T. j. Price,
VIM Martindale and s. Nation returned
from Woodson county, and report the
cattle plague as being still confined to
the herds OF Messrs Keith, Goodrich
and Beard, in which 1t first made Its ap-
pearance. DR.. Trombower, the veteri-
nary surgeon detailed by the govern
ment to visit the injected district, pro,
nounces the disorder the foot and mouth
disease. It Is spreading considerably
among the herds named, but has,
as yet, made Its appearance
nowhere else in Kansas, all reportsltO
the contrary notwithstanding The ru
NOR that it has broken out near Yates
Center is said to be unfounded.
To-day the roads leading through the
quarantined district were fenced up,
and guards placed on duty to see that
the regulations established by the com
mittee are enforced.
1t is said that number
of cattle have been, driven away
from the vicinity in which the con.
tagion has manifested itself and this
may be the means of spreading it.
What is needed is some authority for
compelling strict quarintIne and the
destruction of the ioiected herds, and il
is feared that this cannot be accomplish
ed without calling together the legisla-
ture.
The necessity of prompt and
summary action becomes every day
more apparent, and we trust some
substantial work may be done at the
meeting 10 morrow.
1t is estimated that $4,000 would pay
for all the herds affected, and this would
be a small outlay when we consider the
vast interests involved.
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Conferences Appointments.


The appointments for the South Kan
sas Conference for the ensuing year
were made public in the session of thai
body at Psols Monday. Those fol
Emporia district are as follows:
j. 7. Hanna, presiding elder, postof
fee, Emporia.
Altoona, Guy Hamilton.
Americas, ID. s. Baldwin.
Burlington, s. Z. PendletOn.
Cedar Point and Eimdale, Ii. A
Cook.
Cottonwood Falls, A. K. johnson.
Coyville, T. r. Kennedy.
Dunlap, to be supplied by T. W.
Royal.
Emporia. to he supplied.
Eureka, G. II. Rice.
Fredonia, TO be supplied.
Hartford, I. r LOvejoy.
Madison, ]. Fl. Price.
hatfield Green, to be supplied.
Melvern, Thos. LidZy.
New Albany, ]. w. D. Anderson.
North Dunlap, w. o. Lynch.
Ottumwa, Sidney Smith.
Reading. A. L. Scott.
Stafford, John McAnuii:syj.
Severy and Climax, ] W. Fox.
Strawn, G. w. White.
Toronto, G. B. Norton.
Virgil, D. F. Holtz.
WaverlY, j. L. Longdon.
r. Fl. Sparks is presiding elder of the
Ottawa district, and Rev. 81. A. Tucker
returns to the charge at Ottawa. E. G.
Boaz is presiding elder of the Fl. Scott
district, and A. Cullison of the Indepen-
dence district. q. w. Gullett goes back
to Paols; q. w. Chaffee goes to Parsons
G. w. Pye is agent of the Preachers
Aid society; j. II. HYden goes to Neo.
deshs; 81. J. Coker to Garrett; II. v
Givler to FIT. Scott, and r. T. Hardness
to Humboldt
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PLYMOUTH POINTS.
WEDNEsDAY, hlarch II


Our Sunday school Is being we'll man.
aged by Mrs. Frazier as superintendent
All appear totake a new interest in the
school. We trust 1t may be success.
Mr.. Cochrane has rented the farm of
Mr. Whitaker, and has rented his home
to Mr.. Barnes and family.
Mr. Carlisle has rented the Mcmillan
farm north of the townsite.
Mr. Holiday has just completed 6
course OF lessons in writing TO number
ofpupils in this place, and has given
good satisfaction All made Il marked
improvement. Mr.. Stephen Watson won
the prize for the best Improvements.
Mr. Thomas Deitrick has moved to
the northwest part of the state where
his broiher-in-law resides.
Our 4yceum is still in progress, with
q large attendance, every Saturday even
ing. We noticed several of the Normal
students out last Saturday.
Mr. Gan has rented the Campbell
farm south of the railroad.
The Plymouth school will close
Wednesday with q varied and entertain
ing PROGRAM OF exercises. Mr. Chance
has given good satisfaction as teacher
asd the directors have secured his ser
vices for the spring term.
Aunt Hannah Dixon is absent on q Wis
it TO her son Benjamin.
Mr. David's will move to his farm
near Emporia. We regret to lose MIR.
D. and family from among US, and the
well wishes of host of friends go with
them.
Mr.. Alvin johnson spent Sunday In
Plymouth.
Mrs. Abby Carter arrived home today
from Ohio, whittier she was called by
the sudden illness of her father.
Mr.. Ed. Cochrane Is again in our
midst, having been in Ohio for some
time. ANONYMOUS.
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rha New. Reading Boom

The DAILY NEWS Free Reading
Room, opened last Saturday evening,
seems to "fill long felt want" The
large apartment, thirty-two feet square,
Is well lighted and heated. is provided
with numerous chairs, tables. ETC., and
contains On file more than q hundred
different papers and periodicals from
different portions of the United STATES
and Canada.
AS will be noticed by the proceedings
of the ladies who are interested in the
public library, the books will be placed
In the NEWS realing room, this paper
having given the ladies that opportun-
ity without expense TO them for rent,
fuel or gas.
The room is open from 9 a. m. to 10 p.
M, and everybody is cordially invited
TO call.
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short-Horn Heifera.

As will be seen by the advertisement
elsewhere Mr.. Chas. r. Scott, of North
Mfddletown, Kentucky, will be in Kan.
sas City about the 10Th OF March with =
splendid lot of one hundred high grade
hort-hoFn heifers, twO-year olds snd
bred to have calves in BfsY snd June by
thoroughbred short-horn bulls. These
heifers are sill in fine breeding condition
and a. good lot as can be had in Ken
lucky. See advertisement and write to
Chas. F. Scott, Kansas City. No., care Of
the Live Stock Indicator.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13

Chronic Catarrh. have suffered for
years from Chronic OataFfh. Six weeks
ago was induced TO try Ely's Cream
Bslm. Relief Was instantaneous and
continued use has resulted In an almost
complete cure. 3. n. GREENE, Book
keeper. Steamboat Co., Catekill, n. y.
have been q severe suEferer from
CAtarrh for the past fifteen years, with
distressing pain over my eyes. Gradual
ly the disease worked down upon my
lungs. About year and half ago /
commenced using Ely's Cream Balm,
with most gratifying results, and am To-
day apparently cured. z. @. WARREE,
Rutland, VI.
My daughter and myself. great sulter
erers from Catafrh. haYe been cured By
Ely Cream Balm. My sense Of snseff
restored and heeltb greatly improves.
@. M. Stanley, Merchant, Ithaca, n. 7.
EASY to use. Price 50 eenfs.l
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A Straw.

On the return trip Tuesday of the
special which carried the governor and
other state officials and large number
Of our leading citizens to Neosho Falls,
where large meeting Of cattle men was
held yesterday, vote was taken on the
presidential preferences OF the party with
the following result:
Henry B. Payne, 2; L. S. Grant, 5;
James G. Blaine, "a; Robert Lincoln, 3;
Roscoe Conkling, 8; Benjamin Butler,
!; John Logan, 2; P. B. Plumb, 1; s. j.
Tilden, 8; Senator Edmunds, 8; VIM. T.
Sherman, 4; W. s. Hancock, l. Total
number of votes cast So.
We remarked the other day that ii
Mr.. Blame concluded to enter the race
he would find Kansas doing business at
the old stand.
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WEDN EsDAY, March Il

Alkaline Watson vs.. VIM. Watson !;
temporary alimonY allowed to plaintiff,
$25 payable within 10 days and $12 per
month thereafter during the tendency of
suit.
Anna Marcia Suhl vs. the Santa Fe
company; motion to st aside service
sustained, aHd cause continued for SER
vice.
Frances Halevs james Hale: decree
of divorce granted as prayed for
John L. Yeast vs.. VIM. II. Widner, OF
al; demurrer to answer sustained.
State of Kansas vs August Cochenelt;
recognIzance forfeited.
The intermidable Haas case in which
Jos. Brown as administrator brings suit
sginst the santa Fe to recover damages
growing ont of the accidental killing Of
VIM. Haas, is in progress OF trial.
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Round over,

Jas. L Daugherty was arraIgned this
morning in the court of Justice fetch
er, on charge filed by Mrs. II. d. Nut
ting, of shooting with intent to kill and
murder Prof. II. d. Nuttlng. The state
was represented by County Attorney
Feighan and the defense by T. n. Sedg
wick. Daugherty waived examination
and was bound over TO district court in
the sum of $4,000. He made up his
bond, giving as sureties j. L. Daugherty.
s. Dsugherty, E. F. Sprague, j. X.
Walkup, N. E. Weaver, o. w. Way, L.
J. Price, H. G Whitley, l.. d. Jacobs,
T. L Ryan, w. F. Ewing, j. L. Wells, j.
j. Wright and j. A. Young.
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Gel rhia1 shn.

Tuesday morning about 5 O'Clock
Mr.. g. w. Blaming, living at the corner
OF Ninth avenue and Congress street.
heard some pne 10 his cellar, and on get
ting up found q man carrying of large
chunk of coal. He ordered the thief TO
stop, but he dropped the coal and ran.
and as he ran Mr. II. discharged both
barrels of bis shotgun and believes that
the thief was badly peppered with shot.
He says he will keep his gun loaded with
bear shot hereafter
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An Appeal to senator Plumb.
The following Telegram was sent Tues

day from Emporis to Washington:
"HoN. p. B. PLUMB, Washington =
The foot and mouth disease is assuming
alarming proportions. When cattle go
on the range the disease cannot be
stamped out and will involve al the
western cattle interests. The people ask
that you hurry up the legislation now
pending before congress If the stales
are ssked to pay one-hali the expense il
will be useless IN Kansas at present"
GOVERNOR CLICK,
MAJOR SINS
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Bad taste, unpleasant breath and i'm.
paired hearing, when resulting from ca-
tsrrb, are overcome by the use Of Eiy's
Cream Balm. 1t lie not liquid OF snug
and is easily applied.
am q non-beiiever in patent medi-
cines, but having experienced marked
relief from nasal catarrh and hoarseness
by the use of Ely's Cream Balm, ! can
recommend It to those suffering from
this losthsome complaint. aud 10 TO
those afflicted with hoarsenees or stop.
page of the throat, 90 annoying 70 sing
ers and clergymen.-Louis e. Phillips,
1923 n. Y. Ave, n. W., Washington, u.
G. price so cents.)
A gentleman from Orwell, Pa, called
my attention TO Ely's Cream Balm as Q
remedy for catarrh. hay fever, etc. He
was so earnest IN asserting it 70 be Q
positive cure (himself having been
cured by III that / purchased q stock.
The Balm has already effected cures
P. F. Hyatt, n. d. Bordentown, Nj.
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Every one likes TO take solid comfort.
and it msy be enjoyed by every one who
keeps Kidney-WAr IN the house and
takes few doses at the fist symptoms
of an attack vt Malaria, Rheumstism
Biliousness, JaundIce or any affection
of the Liver, Kidneys or Bowels. Ills a
purely vegetable cUmpound of roots,
leaves and berries known to have special
value in kidney troubles Added ~
these are remedies acting directly ON
the liver aud bowels
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In Ohio the singular spectacle is

In Ohio the singular spectacle is pre-
scented of a close union of the saloOnists
and prohibiIionists working together
for the repeal of the Scott law. The
saloonists want free whisky again and
the prohibItionIsts seem to be helping
them. The Ohio prohibitionist is an
animal that does not believe IN doing
the best he eau and working for some
thing better. He is as implacable as
death itself, and has not gained any
substantial foothold with the voters for
years on this account. Icicles and
phaFisees are things that people with
blood 10 'em don't like to handle.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13

People as a general thing have but =
limited idea of the amount of business
transacted by the county officers, and
think their work decidedly easy, Such,
however, is not the case. In the register
of deeds office, since E. Beck was sworn
in. which was on January II, there have
been over 1900 separate instruments
filed, representing many thousands of
dollars. Quite large number of these
have been chattel mortgages.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13

The great popularity OF DIR. Prizes
Cream Baking Powder is IT'S own best
evidence of ITS worth. Whenever
sweet, white biscuit is wanted, or 3 light
pot-pie, an elegant cake, or q d licious
pudding, DIR Prices Cream Baking
Powder should be used, as lie purity and
uniformity - certain TO produce such
results. Buy it in TIN cans securely
tabled.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13

By the use of FlavoriDg Extracts,
made from others, and injurious articles,
in our pastry and our creams, we en-
counter danger. Such extracts give
some foreign fiaYor, but IN their very ma.
ture are iDjurlous These evils may be
avoided by using none but DR.. Prices
Special flayoring Extracts, which are
made from the true fruit
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13

Hon. a. w. Sheldon, Associate Jus
tice, Supreme Bench of Arizona Terri
tory, writes as follows: at afforss me
great pleasure 70 say, from my personal
observation. and You know the scope OF
such has been very extended, that Sc
Jacobs Oil is the gseat and wonderful
conqueror OF pain, the sovereign cure
for ali bodily aches and pains, and I
cheeFfully bear this testimony
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13

The mouth and foot disease is being
thoroughly canyassed at the Caldwell
meeting of cattle men. A unanimoue
request was sent to the governor yester-
day from the meeting asking him to cali
an extra session of the legislature. The
following telegram will explain itself:
Major q. Hood. NeOsho Falls. kansas:
CALDWELL, Kas., March 11.-StronR
resolutions were passed and Q telegram
sent 70 the goyeEnor at Topeka. We
will support any measure adopted by
the meeting at Neosho Falls today.
Read this telegram to the meeting.
BEN. s.. MILLER, President.
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Frank Davidson, who has lived In
Emporis for the last six years has ne
turned to his home In Indiana. Frank
is an excellent young man OF 1ine buai-
ness qualities and he leaves many friends
in this place who trust he VIII return 81
some future day.
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

MONDAY, March q.
F. E. Smith vs.. Ellis Jones; trial to
court and judgment for defendant; on
application of plaintiff the judgment is
vacated and second trial granted and
cause continued.
The jury in the case of the State of
Kansas vs.. Chas. Marchant, charged
with attempt to commit rape, brought in
a verdict of acquittal.
The case of the state Of Kansas vs..
John Edwards, charged by Rena Ward
with grand larceny, is in progress Of
trial at this writing
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l. 81 a fact which can be proven by =
single trial. that the flavor given to-
cakes, puddings, creAms a;u sauces by
DR.. Prices Special FlavUring Extracts,
are as natural as the nut from which
they are made. DIR. PRICES for creams,
cakes, &c, are as much unlike, in de-
licate flavor and strength, the cheap ex-
tracts, as can possible be imagined
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Is IT Foor AND MOUTH >

Gaylord Smith County, Kansas
Herald; Mr.. Leon Tree, of this place,
reports a curious case of disease in a
yearling calf belonging to him. The
hide and flesh have dropped from the
knees and hook joints clean to the bone
and the hOof has come off one hind
foot. The calf appears to be well in
other respects and eats heartily, but is
growing thin 10 flesh"
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Baokfea,s ArnIeo 5000.

The greatest medical wonder oE he
world. Warranted 70 speedily care
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Eaik
Rheum. Foyer Sores. Cancers. P1Iez
'Chilblains. Germs, TetssF, ChapDci
Hands. and alI skin eFuptioas. eHGEs6-
refunded. % cents per h0x. For ssIe 81
B. WheldOn.
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acquitted.

10 the case OF the state of Kacss vs..
John Edwards, In which the defendant
was charged by R@pa Ward With being
an accomplice in the crime of grand lar
ceny, of which Lille Butt "a convicted
in the dlstr Ct court on Friday. the jury
brought in a verdict of not guilty and
Edwards was discharged.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13

No doubt about Il. as has been proven
in thousand cases. Coussens Lightniug
Imminent is blessing to all sufferers
with rheumatism. lame back, neuralgia,
sprsins, corns and bunions, ana will also
cure spayin, ring bone, gals. scratches,
etc. ON animale
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13

Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for . great many
years in her private practice. Il has
proved an unfailing specific 10
the treatment OF the many dIeaE-
Is subject Il Is g suFe ours tBf -
troubles that 30 many women 81
Mailed on receipt Of price Of SOC.
zier Medicine Co, proprietoEs, ClsFe.
land, Ohio w. r IRWIN, agent ct I'm
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Cutlery cutlery! at Lesh Bros.

Motions! notions! notions! notions!
At Lesh Bros. Notions! notions! no.
tons !
Bond ordered garden seed from
VIck, New York.
-Tressler & Lowry now carry five
different brands of -four to suit all GUS
TONERS. ranging from 81 per sack up
ward. You are sure to be suited. Call
on them.
-18 different brands of tobacco-all
prices from 25c up, at Tressler's &
Lowry's.
Window shades and fixtures at Lesh
Bros.
Look at the ready made clothing at
j. d. Gibson's.
Cash for grain at Tressler s.
Lowry's.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds
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D. Fra-Ier;. Root R1f1.rv

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dEsln
shop beverage, but are strictly med
In every sense They act stfonrly
the liver end kidneys, keep the btl
open and regular, make the weak stfner,
heal the lungs, build up the nerves, sd
cleanse the blood and system Of sFnfg
impurity. Sold by w. r. Irwin. aeesss
. Emporia, 81 90.
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The program OF the K. T. band con-
cert is one of the btst that has ever been
prepared for an eLf-rtaInaent in this
city Secure your tickets.
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The street cars are doing booming
business and make things lively enough
on Commercial, Sixth avenue and Rural
street. An arrangement has been made
by which passengers can be transferred
from the east and west and north and
south lines by the payment of one fare
and by informing the driver. The man.
agement of the line is 6rst-class in every
particular
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TUESDAY, March IL

Haydens & Allen vs. the Merchants
and DroYers' Bank, j. s. Danford, ct al.
trial by court and judgment for PLAIN
tiff for 1896 "a and costs of suit against
the defendants.
John Perrier VS.. the Usage City Bank
ct al; trial to court aud judgment
against the defendants for 1915 and
costs.
E. s. Hamilton VS.. johnson & Payne
dismissed tor want of prosecution.
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The Diamond PANT company are re-
ceiving very flattering orders from many
of our best citizens who are improving
the opportunity to have photographs
colored in the highest style OF the art.
The company, which ct present has its
headquarters at the merchants hotel,
have taken orders for nearly 800 photo
graphs to paint. Samples of their work
NAV ne saen At the postoffice.
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Martha Thomas was Tuesday appointed
by Probate Judge Kellogg administra-
trix of the estate Of her deceased hus-
band, David L. Thomas. The estate is
located on PheEis creek, about eight
miles northwest of EmpoF1a
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CnnanmntInn f,uran

An old physician, retired from active
practice. having had placed in his hands
by an East India Missionary the fofmu-
la of q simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of consump
ton. bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also posi-.
tive and radical cure for general deblli-
ty and all nervous complalnts, AFTER hav
ing thoroughly tested It's wonderful cura.
tive powers in thousands OF cases, feels
1t his duty to make 1t known TO his sut-
fering fellows. The recipe will Be sent
free of charge to all who desire il, with
full directions for preparing and sue
cessfully using. Address with stamp.
naming this paper, DR.. J. c. Raymond,
1874 Washington street, Brooklyn, N. 7.
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The AMER.cus News.
EDITED By "BURLow."
-Breech- loading shot-guns and sport
inc OoOda at aak RroIs

lug &OOUS ~ AcSG bTO'S.
j. W. Floyd now carries four differ
ent kinds of coal. Orders left at the
depot will be promptly filed
j. D. Gibson is clearing out his
stock of overcOats, gloves, chiIdrens'
coats, shawls and all kinds of wool
wraps at q large discount. Do not fail
to buy some Of these goods at the reduc-
ed prices.
We are handling new line of the
latest patterns OF glass and queenswsre
which are bound to please at Lesh Bros.
-Warner's safe kidney remedy at
Bonds.
Avery, John Deer and Leidy stock
cutters tor sale by j. S. Gibson.
Mote paper and candies at Bonds
Motions and toilet articles at Bonds.
Union package dyes at Bonds.
Rubber boots, rubber overcoats and
ladies' gossamer listers, at Lesh Bros.
CLOCKS repaired by D. C. Grinnell.
Bird cages at Lesh Bros.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
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SATURDAY. Ms

OALNRDAA1 0Ao1SA O.
Martin McCieery and family have left
us to take up their future abode near
White city. We are sorry to losa kas,
tin from our midst, as he was one of
Americas ablest citizens.
Horace Archer and AL. Mosier are put
ting up dwelling house on the Archer
farm, just south of the dwelling of r. A.
Hawkins.
There are plenty of cobs now for sale
by our local grain dealers.
james Crock is opening up q large
stock of saddles at his place of business
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Papillon skin cure. PapIIion catarrh
cure. Papillo0 cough cure, maDufact-
ured by the PapiiioS Manufacturing
Co. Of Chicago. Ills. and advertised ia
this paper, for sale by Chas Ryder.
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VIM. Rule and Miss Aollie Dukes, of
Hartford were married Wednesday at
the Congregational parsonage by Rev.
DR.. Cordley.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-13

The Louie Lord dramatic company
will apPt ar at the Whitley opera house
on the evenings of March "a and 20.
The agent assures US that Mics Lord Is
now supported by very excellent COM
paDy, and that the entertainments are
first-clsss, and have been most favorably
received IN the various cities of Kansas.
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A wagon team of disguised Kansas
emigrants passed through the city
Monday on their way to Missouri. From
the emaciated appearance of their stock,
and shabby appearance of the outfit in
general, we have reason to belive thar
they are going this time to the right
state