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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25
ANAPPRn
The following vas handed US yestsr-
dnv. hnf Ras lrrnrrded ant.

The following vas handed us yester-
day, but was crowded out;s
AS great many OF our CITIZENS know,
the w. G. 7. U have established Mis-
sioR Sunday school nj the court house
that Is in hOurIshing condition, having
an average attendance OF over 100 Of .
class Of children that the church Sunday
schools cannot and do net reach.
Our teachers have gene into the
streets and byWaVs and gathered these
children up irrespective of Tank, posi-
ton, riches. race or color, and from Sab
bash to Sabbath they labor earnestly 70
teach them those principles calculated TO
make character, and il that way try ing
to DIT the bOOtblacks, the poor
AID those without the gospel
10 become useful members In society.
We have told you what We are trying TO
do, and now in order 70 more fully make
the children understand that we do
have an interest IN them, we wish 70
| give them q Christmas dinner-free. To
do this we are compelled 10 ask a gen
eEous public TO assist as. What We
| wish IN the Wsg of assistance are pies
l and cakes and baked chicken, and tur
keys roasted, coffee. pickles. buns, cook
les, bread and IN fact anything eatablt
that you may wish 10 contribute TO .
good cause. In addition TO furnishing
our scholars with free dinner we also
ask the business men and theii
families and any one who car
make IT convenient TO come anC
take their dinner with US, fo
which We will ask % cents and the pro-
ceeds will go towards buying for oul
school an organ. Finally, those WHIT
Will contribute anything will pleas
bring their contribution and leave it q
Stone 81 Miller's grocery store on Wed
nesday, December "a, or send the mum
Der of your residence and street to tn,
undersigned, and wagons will call 70
your contribution on Wednesday after
room or Thursday morning. The Dime
will commence at / p. NJ. Christmas, il
the south room of the new Jones block
between Third and Fourth avenues, OF
Commercial street. Come and tax
YOUR dinner with US, and thus help alonl
a good cause. Very respectfully,
| o. Z MILLER,
SuD't Mission s. S.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.

rHE PRICES Al TRADE CENTERH
rne Kansas CIEy Lave STOCK Market Is he
uOrted eSUec:ailv for TIE DAILY
NEWS every AFTERNOON bT
ANDY ]. SNYDER q CO,
A. x IaSA. C!ty
KGEsAF EITS. December "a
CATTLE-ReceiptF, S74: native shippers
15c higher; butchers and COWS loc higher )
feeders hrm.
lower, closed Slow ami strong, lee lower;
bulk, s. 0G14 10; lot ali sold. - .,
The DaIls Indicator repOTt-: "neat-he-
ceipts, IL ,3I4; shipments, 72l4; in store, Sc.
cog; msrket steady; No. rcd cash. 52' bid
52kc asEed; Jnuary, sales at 5zHc; May,
sales at 5s1Sc; No, 2 soft cash, 6Oc bid, olhGc
CoRG-Receipts, 1885; shipments. 14,7isi
in store, is, 463; maTEtt >teady; No. mixed
cash. sales al 27@2IhS; January sais Ms q.
27ss bid; No. white cash. 29c bid.
OATs-No. , cash, 24c n ked-
ESGs-Dull at PC per Dozen
RUTTER-Weaker and SLOW.
HAY Fancy small baled, $40 90.
PROV, sIoNs-Dry salt. clear SIDES sc;
shoulders. Sc. SmOKed meats--Clear sioes
7kc; clear rib sides, 71sc; long clear slheS
5e sugar cured ham, i1ci 6seak Ia h hS9s
l2Xc: dried eef. I2o; bonelees pork, SIS %;
mess pork, $l2 90; tIercs lard. 7A<c
AZ chicago.
CRIHAsO Decemb, II.
HoGs-Receipts. 5000: fairly active ant
CATTLB-Receipts. 800: brisk. lOc higher
exports, S. O0G6 50, good to choice, IS 5oQ
90.
SHEKP-Rcceipts. 600: slow: 81 OOd4 90.
WHEAT-Marketh firm; 7lkc for cash
CoRN-Market quiet; 35kc for cash and thu
OATs-Firm at 2I;Ic for cash and Jan
uary.
kYK-Steady at So.
BARLEY-Strong at 5Sr.
FLAX SEsD-Eirm at 81 90.
PoRK-WeRker a. $40 97k for January.
LARD-Lower at So SO Tor January
At st. Louis.
ST I.oUIH December n
HoGs-M=rket active and strong; light
81 1904 Is: pAcE ing, s. 1894 80; heavv, - ESQ
20: receipts. {, 40; shipments, 500
CATTLE No supPly aud only u small loca
trade; receipts, 800.
There WAS very little done on change 10
day, the time being chiefly occupied in tn
usual annual frOlic.
FLOUE-UnchanR
WHEAT-MaTket higher for cash; No.
red. S0XGSo<c cash
IoRE-MArket easier and slow; 3Sk Gss&
casn.
OAra-Dull at 95Izc cash.
PROvIsIoNs-Very quiet; only job trad
done at previous prices
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Galveston News: The Creole is a
drama that always appeals to large audi
ences. Both star and play received 6
cordial reception from the entire audi
ence, and the support was without ex-
ception, prsiseWorthy. as the hearty ap-
plause and seveFa! enthusiastic recalls
plaioIy aItested-
The 2.eo0 pound Galloway, the 1900
pound Durham and the nam moth Gal
loWay heller. the coming Of which has
beeH heraIded. the parade Of which -.
toRished the tswnsfolk and created
visions Of delightful suEIosn end beanti-
full steak. have been slaughtered aad are
on exhibition Al Hsnoing's market. Hi
customers are invited 20 call and pro.
cure choice portions for their Christina.
.!luners.
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santa Claus.

Santa Claus was one of the Oldest
ideas of the Celtic west in Pagan times,
IS he was of the Pagan east before. In
Christian times he was still regarded
with religious reverence. sitting. as he
had sat for ages in Egypt and else
where, in the arms of his mother.
Santa Claus was, In fact, the child Je-
sus in the middle ages; and through
out that period the festive creed OF
Germany and all Celtic Europe was
that he visited all family dwellings OF
good Christians on the eve of his ami
versary, and brought with him gifts
and blessings for the children This
beautiful tradition is still to be found
lingering In Germany, though Santa
Claus does not seem to be specially
connected with il by name The truth
Of this original belief is plainly enough
indicated by the word clause, which,
in the Gothic or ancient German. means
child and son Santa Clause for
merly meant the Holy Child.
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MARRIED.

Mr. o. G. PoFterheld, of this city aad
Miss Emma johnson, of Richmond, In
diana, were married 10 Kansas City on
Saturday last. Mr.. Porterfield is the
very genial gentleman who came to EN-.
porls some months ago from Indians
and with Mr.. Harvey established the
cracker factory here. He left Emporis
on Saturday for "a little trip to Kansas
City" and came home last evening anG
surprised Mr.. dar that he had taken
q new partner without consulting his ole
one. The bride and groom are at pres
emit stopping at tine residence OF Mr.. Hsr
veY. We are sure they will find many
warm friends.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OF very many friends, the few who
happened to ''hear something" dropped
in this evening to congratulate Mss
Mary Dill, wish her much JOY and hap
piness and sorrowfully bid her goodbye.
The happy event takes place tomorrow
evening at Topeka. The fortunate young
man who is to lead Miss Dill
TO the altar is Mr.. DzYid Wood, son OF
Hon. 8. N. Wood. editor of the State
journal. The wedding tour viii EN-.
brace trip 70 Kansas City and Denvsl
And thence to Monirose, Colorado. where
Mr.. Wood is engaged in . prosperous
business ADD where the newly msdS
couple viii make their future home
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Mr. John Thompson, SO Hanover street
Liverpool, England, and one of the old
est and most extensive dealer in drugs
in Great Britain, writes: 1T Is Q great
pleasure TO sell remedy which gives
general satisfaction, aud our people,
like their lAmericsn cousins, have de-
come convinced ofthe fact that 81. Jacobs
Oil conquers pain The demand for il
IN Liverpool and vicinity was never SO
great as at the present and is daily In.
creAsing."
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rARMEa,s RRAp TaIs.
whas the con'iaeGtaI Insurance co,npa-
ny Ia llofn0

Whas the cOn'ineEtal Insurance colnpa-.
ny Is Doing.
RECEIVED OF CONTINENTAL INsUR-
ANcR COMPANY, as damages by light-
ntng 20 school district No. % wells
rord) &26 20. GUs. HURI BURT Clerk.
T. EDWARDS, Treasurer.
The following Is list of some of the
other Losses paid:
George o. Bridges, Beloi,, Kansas,
J, W. Mack, Council Grove, Kansas,
80.
School district No. 80. Lena Valley,
Kansas, 321.G0.
J. IS. Durborow. Memphis, Kansas,
9; W. Alspach, Axten, Kan. as
g: y. 'wnlism. Marion. Kansas
School district No. 90. Columbus
Kansas, &, 999l50.
4. J. Johnson, Wade, Kansas, 81.
Cyrus Sullivan, Wichita, Kansas
1914 II.
Z. Il. and J. r. Spencer. Reading
Kansas, $0l5 81.
ANY honest loss Is paid from 81 W
without one particle of delay.
Farmers, insure In the Old Rellabl,
Continental. Over one thousand losse
paid to farmers last year. Capital
f5,OOO,0O0. J. d. BEALs,
Agtn, for Lyon and adjoining counties
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SCHOOL REPORT.

Report Of school district rs, for the
term ending December 10, 1884:
Number of pupils enrolled %; aver
age attendance, 1872.
Those who were not tardy are Omel
Wilson and Gustavus Grieder. Thos'
who were 100 in department are Die
Butcher, LIZZIE Ray, Alice Roberts. and
Ollie Van Sickle.
Those who averaged 95 per cent. anC
over in scholarship, are Lizzie Ray
Alice Roberts. Dies Butcher, Omer Viii
son and Ed Lamb.
No. Of visitors, 4
j NJ TOWNSEND. Teacher
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Mary Evans, Miss Alice Evans
Mics Edith Lewis, Miss Marion Bun
bury and Miss Maggie HoldermaR start
ed to the New Orleans exposition to-day
They go via Memphis.
Gilman Miller, OF Sharpsville, Pa
an old friend OF r ,bt Milliken, arrived
yesterday with two car loads Of fine
young ltile which were taken to the
ranch of Jas Milliken Pike township
Mr. James Thompson. Mrs. Tompson
Miss Maggie Thompson, Miss Nellie
| Edwards and. Miss Hattie HarwooC
started 20 New Orleans this morning 4
attend the exposition. They 60 via. st
! .nuta
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LIST OF LANDS
For Sale by the
NEWS LAND AGENCY.

lT2 Az so acre Iarm, AL fenced. 4O acres
in cultivation, young orchard lRnted, Eooo
ance of wa eT, good range. frame house OF
rooms, goot out buildings, l mile TO school
hous. and II miles from hinPo'ia Frtce VI
Ills. $50 acres, ali fenced, so acres IN culti-
vatIon, small house, permanent stock water.
y mile to p. .. and rail- road station, VerV
desirable location and good soil, terms easy
Price 900
cultivation, fences hedge, bareed vine. large
frame house rooms. barn 81 81 wei nnish:
Ell, spple and peach orchard, good soil, good
location, miles from Emporia, terms easy.
IISI Alarm of $40 acres, all fenced, 100
acres In cultivation, 30 acres timber, 100 acres
bottom, never failing water, small orchard.
house Il rooms. near school ans miles from
iii. $40 Acres; $50 acres fenced and cross:
fenced into six separate lots; ~
acres bottom; balance second bottom, run
ming stock water in gravel-bottom creek
| range first class and permanent; frame mouse
of one story anu four rooms; orchRri OIL SOY
| bearing apple trees, 800 young apple trees
| Just commencing To bear; $50 peach trees ~
che ry trees and some small fruit; u miles
| from Emporia; 81 miles from railroad sta
| ton; "a mile from school.
| II47 fine 50 aacre tract near plymouth,
li5o An Eighty acre bottom farm,
all fenced with hedge; house has seven,
| six miles from Emporia-
| 1853. Eighty acre farm with bottom land,
| timber and water. small house, Goou orcnaru'
| 10 miles from Emporia.
! ITS. 80 acres all fenced. 90 acres in Guilt
| Walton, 10 acres timber. 80 acres bottom. rest
| second bottom water Dow creek and good
| well, good range. good stable and correis'
| all housc, Emporia IL miles. railroad stA-
| ton Z miles, school 2 miles. Price SIS per
| acre. -
| Il75. 4 farm of $40 acres, go fenced, s.
| acres IN cultivate n so acres timber, 100
acres bottom. All fenced into 10 acre iots
| fence mostly hedge. tarm Is well WAterec Dy
| two streams, GOO bearing apple uees. .00e
bearing peach and ] 20 cherry trees, $40 splen-
did grape mes. and an abundance OF s.AlaI
| fruit bull Ings fair die ancG from EmPoria y
! II - raj .vIad station 10 miles school miles
| ne Il sJsltion and cheap a. $26 per &C @
Terms OF s-half cash, balance in i've years at
p. oent. interest.
| Ii6l. 20 acres aIl fenced. 90 cultivation, 81
| acres tia Der, 100 acres bottom, mile neVel
| failing running wAtes, fair buildings, small
| orchard. Elm oria miles, railroad station
| miles, school mile. Price $I1SOO. on easy
] t.Tms
tracts varying in size, from 10 acres to sou
ole sections, we'll watered and averaging n
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would Won Rel,.xe n.

Natures great remedy, Kidney WOr1.
has cured many obstinate cases Of piles
This most distressing malady generally
arises from constipation and bad con-
ton of the bowels. Kidney Wort acts
at the same time as cAihartic and Q
healing tonic, removes the cause. cures
the disease and promotes q healthy state
of the affected organs. James F. Meyer.
carriage manufacturer, of MyeretoWn,
Pa testifies to the great healing powers
OF Kidney Wort. having been cured by
IL of q very bad case Of piles which for
years had refused TO yield to any other
remedy.
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Fine Beef.

VIM. Born, as usual, ia on deck with
extra fine beef for Christmas. Born al
ways has choice beef. but during the
holidays he makes special efforts to sur
pass himself He has purchased of
Samuel I. Bennett of Chase county a
thoroughbred 2.year-old steer, weighing
over 800 pounds, and also thorough
bred barren better. Weighing over 1900
pounds. These fine animals will be on
exhibition In the street In front of Born's
meat market u few days before Christ.
nina
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ApnuAI Meeting.

Tue regular annual meeting of til,
stock holders Of the Emporia National
bank for the election of directors. will
be held at their banking house on Tues
day, Janusry 18th, 1885. at 2 O'Clock
p. m. L. T. HERITAGE,
Cashier,
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REDUCED RATES

y. W. way, secretary. has received the
following information from the passen'
ger agents of the Missouri Pacific and
Santa Fe railways: On the former road
at all stations between Junction City
and Parsons all persons attending the
stOckmen's ball aud banquet on New
Years will be sold round trip ticketsIfol
one fare on presentation of the card OF
N~lslion. On the Santa Fe road al
persons bearing certificate of attend
ance from the secretary Will be re
turned free.
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MILLER-DILLON

The marriage of Mr.. j. N. Miller ard
and Miss Mamie Dillon took place At
the residence of the brides mother in
Council Grove last night. and the happy
couple started at once On bridal tour
through the east.
The frit nds Of Sir. aud Mrs. Miller
here wish them many years of joy.
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We do nothing bat tisst.class work
Don't forget the place. Sign Of the
Red Boot, Sixth avenue
]. q. ALTMAN.
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DIED FROM COLD.

John Getner. aged about 30 Years, died
at the ST. MarF's hospital Monday. he
had been living on the farm of relative
near NeoshO Rapids, but on Wednesday
evening wandered away. 1t appears he
was not sound of mind. He was found
on Sunday near Hartford, hts feet and
hands badly frozen. He was brought
to Emporia and expired as above stated.
His remains were taken to NeOsho
Rapids Tuesday for Interment.
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Reward.

We, the undersigned. offer a reward OF
I'VE hundred dollars for information that
will lead to the conviction Of the person
or persons who set fire TO our store on
the night of December IA, 1884 Intor-
NATION Will be strictly confidential and
can be sent to as or to J. F. Marshall,
;sdjuAter Tor the insurance company 10.
terested in our loss at No. 179 La Sale
street, Chicago, Illinois.
CoNREY & RETzER.
Reading, Kas.
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Fon SALE-l have a gasoline stove
tthree burner) and one Of the celebrated
Stewart cooking stoves. wood burner,
both In seryiceable condition, Viii, h
will sell at a bargain.
J. n. STEELE,
At the EmDoria Nat,onaI Ri,
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Auciionetr, successor To II. w. Pear
ssll. Public fales of oil kinds will be
4fe6 prompt and careful attention
N'iih rxsended experience inthe auc-
in1 be bespeaks an extensive
tAsfs 4hich be will endeavor to
: sfaction 10 all customers
9 the Central stables, EN-.
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money loaning concern ia 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 sccuri-
" and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here,
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Will Gibson, and DR.. G. W. Ritter
who went to the territory to attend him,
returned last night. The shooting be-
fore mentioned was done accidentally
by Gibson himself, and resulted IN q Sc
rious wound in the foot below the instep.
He snapped his revolver to empty it,
and AS it failed to explode at once he
cropped it to his side, thinking 1t empty,
when by some chance it was so unior-
tunately discharged. Heis now obliged
to walk with crutches and 1t will be
some time before the wound is entirely
healed. Careful treatment will bring
him through al! right. HIS friends are
glad the accident is not more serious.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

ISL. A frame house OF 8 rooms, good
stable. .istsEn aud hydrAnt in yard, east
front, lot and location first class Price "a
300.
lIi2. a house OF s rooms, ON two lots. good
well and cister plenty OF fruit and shade,
large stable, capacity oi c stern $50 bbls.
Price 81 800.
II7s. two story brick. residence OF 10
rooms. COOL out buildings. abundance OF
shrubery. location irst class, an east front and
convenient 20 business, Will be sold cheap
and on easy terms.
iI5S suburban place OF s acres, 81
rod from CITY; new frame house rooms an, ann
and good soil Prize 81, zee.
1853. halfacre lot. with all kinds OF
small truit IN Ter way, one-stoTV frame
house OF rooms, good stahle for horses. IT,
Gated n ar the water works. frice $1,000.
lI6O acre lot south Of city, very ceeir-
able for gardening, ITO young apple trees
planted, location so, d and land choice.
HAS Residence property two corn lots
one BLOCK from Commercial street, house OF
| fo1r room. stab and we l.
has 4 fran house OF seven room. Good
location.
good size, good stable and buggy house. GOO
| well; n corner lot on Commercial street, easy
| payiDeGts. PGice 81. lO
FARMING LANDS.
1888. a farsl of I2O acres, 50 fcnce'l 81 IL
| ed. Young orchard growing. Thelve mile:
| from Emporia. thr e miles from rail road I'd
| ton, school house near. Price $40 0 terms
| easy,
| lI76 farm OF 1z7 acres, DO acres IN cult
| walton, 10 acres timber, As acres bottom, al
| fe-ced, splendidiy watered- two iFam'
houses, good orchard. good hog-lot OF sever
| acres with tight fence, only AZ miles iron
EmpOria, and y mile from school. Price
81. 500.
| ISL 400 acres ItU fenced, 50 in cultivation
| good large story stone house of o rooms
| good outbuildings. good orchard, all kinds o
fruit, good well and ponds, good SOL. EN-
poria II tiles. X. r. station miles, schoe
near. Price 5000, on easy terms.
$50 800 acres in northeast part of Butte
county, Kansas. consisting ol bot
tom and upland, with An abundact supply u
water; would make q splendid stock farm
Price Sc. Is per acre.
Wehave q large list of unimproved land il
acres in y body. several hall sections and wi
price from So 25 per acre to SIS per acre.
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Auctioueerlup

John Bay will respond to calls cor
,arctioneering all kinds of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
Office, or be found a. his grocery on
Sixth avenue.
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John HennIng's customers will have
come Of the choicest beet ever killed, for
tfhe holiday ;rsde-beef from the Polled
Angus and. thoroughbred cattle pur.
CHASED especially for the stockmen's
banquet.
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notiee ~ Final ssttlament-

Notice - hereby given to she cTediS0FE ans.
All osheFs fnteFeetesi IN tire esta.e Of Urfah
clover hist the oBderzsg1fd. az ad1iBistTa-
trix. intends 10 mate "a settlement OF laid
estate at the next tenn 0f the probate eoUFi
Of Lyon county. KsBEEt2- commencing On the
drst Nondsy in J snnzrY. a -, Iss5
f9f4 R4RsHERA GlOFEK
Adminfstral ri \.
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For EXCHANGE "A firsi-Slass farm
In franklin county, Indiana, to ex
change for land ia Kansas, town proper
~ or merchandise. Call On or address
w. 7. WALTERs.
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Sleepless Nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by Chas
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Shiioh's Vitalizer is what you need
for constipation, lUss of appetite, dizzi-
ness and oil symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price 10 to 10 cents per bottle. Sold by
Nhaa Rvdar
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8 A happy thought Diamond Dyes are
90 perfect and 50 beautiful that Il IL g
pleasure 10 uss them. Equally good for
dark or light colors. 10c- ct druggists.
Wells. Richardson 8 Co., BurlinEtOn,
Of directions for &c. stamp.
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STRAYEp-A spotted heller calf, large
size, had on two leather straps around
the neck. Suitable reward for return to
NJ. r. Roblee, No. 100 West street
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Curo for Piles

Piles are frequently proceed Ell by q
sense of weight in The back, loins aud
lower part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient TO suppose he has some sffec-
ton of the kidneys or neighb"ring or
gans. At times symptoms of indIges-
ton are present, as fiatulency, uneasiness
of the stomach, etc. A moisture like
preparation. producing q very disagree
able itching; after getting warm, is a
very common attendant Blind, bleed
ing, and itching piles yield at once to
the application OF DR.. Bnssnko's pile
remedy which sets directly upon the
parts afflicted. absorbing the tumors, al.
laying the intense itching. and sffecting
a permanent cure Price so cents. Sold
j. A. Moore and Chas Ryder.
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d. Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath
secured by ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 30 cents. Nasal Injector free
Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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Notice Is hereby given - the creditors and
all others iptere ted in rae estate 9f GeoTKe
MeRhfin- deceased that the n undermined In
tends to make final settlement Of said estate
At the next term o tTe probate cou~t o.
Lyon county State II Kansas, CON DeBcfDz
on the drst Monday IN JapDarv. a. d 1875
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25

Soldiers haviog claims Tor pensions
viii do we'll TO call on L. NJ. Keys, at
torney at law. Office, room No 3 in
NEWS building. un stairs.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-25

Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
ehitis Immediately relieved by Shlloh's
Cure. Sold by Chas. Rider.