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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-07

MOYIN0.
Milton Mann has moved to his neat
residence property on the lake shore.
He il working out quite handsome
grounds.
w. F. Thayer has removed to his
residence property recently purchased.
At the foot of 10th st.. and Marcellus
Webb has moved to the dwelling va
Gated Ivy Mr.. Thayer.
Jesse Lfmbert is moving to his farm
In tho west end and Mr.. Baltiff is
moving into Mr.. Limbert's house.
Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary I.otio;'. This never fails. Sold
by Z. W. Smith, Druggist, Wortl'ing-
ton, MINI. 37-ly
Col. r. II. Blatson arrived Tuesday
night from Peoria. He is accompanied
by Messrs. Geo. Hale, D. o. Conner,
and Thos. Foster, all Of Peoria, who
are looking at our lands.
Col. MA:son will stop this time for a
few days only, pushing things. He is
setting willow posts all around his
farm just nOrtl, OF town, and will
string wire fence around it. He is
also working on the matter Of good
hard road from Ills place to town, and
will have it.
SALT! SALT!
I have few bbls to close ont at e1.75
per Dbl. 81 w. s. LEWIS.
The n. e. Church will give a social
next Friday night.
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Assessor Grundsten is around listing
the property Of city residents. This
year babies have to Ike returned like
any other property. Also dogs.
DR.. J.. p. Buncc, the Eye, Ear and
Catarrh doctor, was at the Worthing-
ton Hotel Tuesday and Wednesday,
meeting his patients. lie seems to he
quite successful.
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Rheumatism has one invincible an.
tagonist, one never yielding enemy
that will conquer it every time the OPP
portunity is given, and that is Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm. Many cases ot
rheumatism that had w,tl'stood all
other treatment for years have yielded
to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Fifty
cent bottles sold by G. W. Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-05-07

WEA THEIR REPORT FOR APRIL 1888.
Coolest at 2 n. M, sth, % above.
Warmest at 9 p. M. 4th, Is above.
Average for the month, IS above.
Cloudy days.l9.
Windy days.I6.
Snow fall, 1inch.
Rain fall, ~ inches.
4 II MAYwR1I
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LEGAL ADvERTI6EAdNNTs.
An. Ordinance.

.t An. ordnance.
An Ordinance to Close and Vacate the Alley be-
tween Lots Nine (y] and Ten [i0] in
Block Eight Isl In the Village Of W0rthington;
Be It ordained by the Common Council Of the
Village Of WorthingtOn:
SEC. !. That the Alley between l0ts nine (9)
and ten (lO) in block Eight (s) In the village Ol
W0rtlingt0n. Mobiles County, Minnesota. &C.
cording to the recorded plat thereof on record in
the office Of the Register of Deeds NJ said Mobiles
vacated and discontinued.
SEC. II. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after its publication.
Passed May End. 1855
DANIEL SHELL, President.
Attest: r. b. PLOTS. Recorder.
Published May It'll, 1885.
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WiIjmont Herd.

The undersigned will herd all the cattle
brought to him from May 10th to Oct. list. for
SOC i head. Salt free. have one of the best
ranges ttlst Can be found. with plenty OF water,
and will warrant satisfaction Of no pay.
3O-tf JOHN MOCK.
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Herd Notice.

L will he prepared to herd cattle OF and after
May 10th 1t the rate of 81 per head up to Oct.
LIST. Cattle sailed regularly once week.
EMIL GRAF.
:2-3w Sec. 80, Willn,Ont
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ADVERTIsIN0 RATES,
SONIC.

1DE0ULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fratsrni
II, ty Lodge. No. lOl, A. r. d A. N. 1t nasoa3e
IAsH Hall In WorthinGt0n on II
; !;
~ .ISE7S>,.aA Let and ID Mondays IN oosl
S1<H3AN& j. p. DuRIB., ". n.
%WA&GSS3 +. b. PIOFTS, Ice.
YaNE,N&A REGULAR CONVOCA'
SN93 TlONS Of LAYING Arch Caap'
SL&;z<NSs ter, No. q, T.: :. A.. ~: ae "a.
sSH >11S sonic Hall on tho 9TH Monday
In each me nth.
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ISHLER'S
y, hERB
Differs.

1es many years Il has b,ea tastaA 1,
severe cases Of Kidney and Liver Dissa.ee.
alaria, Dyspepsia, Indiesstion. Waaf.
aess, Aasatude, etc., and i1yariably Il haa
given relief and cure. Thousands 81 Aesti.
1aonials have been given, and It Il ~
popular where best known.
=. Q. etsinheiser. Superintendent AZ
the Lancaster Co., Pa, hospital Vita:
%.,l uecd e tns frat many cases Of drsrere1s.
Essiey o ,sS LIVER complaint ri,enmStxm'
xuSultAS = 'es>~oV WIN oees
J. Holman. Of Cirolevills, Ohio. say,:
This = 9 CERTIFY that have had TIE dupah
eSne. and ~ aGng one hcttla q MishjeTss NIX
MISHLER HERB BITTERS co..
62S Commerce st., Philadslphia,
1arksr's Plsasaat wormsyrsp Never Fail,
~ ~ > Il s ~ ; = -,
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The n. e. Church will give q social
next Friday night.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-25
THE PRESIDENT IN AANsAs

By reference to another portion OF this
paper it Will be learned that President
Cleveland will in all probability visit
Kansas this fall. We hope our repre-
tentative democrats will bestIr them
selves and see If the president cannot be
prevailed upon TO illuminate the Queen
City OF the state with his shining
face and robust figure. He
could get great many pointers" by
visiting this city and her institutions.
Lawrence secured Secretary Bayard, but
Emporia wants bigger game. THE
NEWS, although strictly Republican, and
possibly an offensive partisan" would
"chip in" to help get so large Demo-
crat as Grover Cleveland to visit this
locality.
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sL,ppEp away.


It Is evident, as ascertained from par
ties who are In position 70 know, that
this city has lost one Of the best and most
tangible opportunities 1t has had for
new railroad from the east. We may be
mistaken, but think Il VIII be apparent
upon investigation that the Empcrla &
st. Louis road has resented the ''snntf'
II received al the hands Of certain ele-
meuts in this city and gone elsewhere 70
@cast it's pearls" When q railroad asks
nothing but the privilege Of coming in
to our city. and we get upon our dignity
and say you cannot enter unless
you take route already occupied by
another ROAD, win sensible people blame
the company for refusing 10 fight for the
privilege Of coming IN, and that, too, q
fight with powerful corporation like
the A., T. 6 s. F. That the road in
question win be built, lie we'll establish
ed. but instead Of coming from Leroy up
to Emporia, it will go southwest from
Leroy TO points that will receive 1t with
open arms and not station guards at the
entrance to the streets 10 knock down
the first railroad man that puts his foot
on the town site. There was time last
year when the EmporIa and st. Louis
Louis road could have been clInched and
its building to EmporiA made certain,
but there was such howl made by the
present mayor Of this city and q few
others, who appeared before the council
and fought the roads entrance, that the
eastern representatives were dlscoura-
ged and looked elsewhere and for anoth-
er outlet for the products of those rich
Missouri coal fields and the traffic at
tending this line. THE News urged the
extension of the right hand of fellow
ship to this railroad, but other counsels
prevailed. If they who drove the En-
poria 81 st. Louis road from our doors
are pleased with their triumph they are
welcome tn the h0ners and satisfaction
they get from II. These are unpleasant
things t. state b1t The facts are very
cold, nevertheless. from the best infor-
nation at our command.
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THE ESIPORIA 6OILEGE

The board of trustees of the College of
Emporia met June 10 at the parlors Of
the Coolidge hotel, and IN the absence Of
the president of the board Rev. w. @.
Porter, d. D., was elected temporary
chairman. The following members
were present: Rev. w. c. Porter d. D.,
Rev. d. KingerY. Rev. r. n. overstreet,
Rev. John 7. Hendy d. d.. j. A. Meyers,
Calvin Hood. Otis D. Swan, ]. n GriF-
nth, s. B. Kiggs, and by proxy Rev. j.
M. Batchelder and H. C. Cross.
The executive committee submitted
their annual report, which contained
sundry recommendations, ali of which
were daily considered and adopted
Plans were adopted TO pr0yidefunds 20
supplement the Citizens Building fund
with an amount necessary 10 complete
the college building.
The board were very greatly granfied
with the outlook for the next year OF the
academicaI department. which premises
a very largely Increased attendance.
The Board of Aid for Colleges and
Academies were asked to appropriate
$4,000 toward the payment of the cur.
rent expenses for the next year, and a
resolution OF thanks voted them for the
generous aid heretofore given.
The board then adjourned TO meet in
Emporia Monday evening, October 8.
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The manager OF the telephone ex-
change here, Mr.. 81. E. Webb, informs
Us that the proposition to construct
toll line telephone exchange 10 Topeka.
is still before me peopEe of Emporia.
Mr.. Webb will make q renewed canvass
on this subject this week. This city
seems 70 be little behind other enter
prising towns In the matter of telephone
connection with other cities Topeka,
Atchison, Kansas City, Leayenworth and
Lawrence are all connected. Likewise
are wichita; Winfield, Wellington. Ar
kansas City and Caldwell. Fort Scott
il connected with several Missouri and
Kansas towns. The proposition pending
is to construct 3 line to Topeka-
This will give Emporia telephone COM
munication with Kansas City and all
the towns above mentioned in that cir
cut, as we'll as with intermediate places
including Usage City and Ottawa The
cost to build this line Is about $1,000.
The Telephone company ask that hall
this araoanf be subscribed by Emporia
Reading. Usage City, Burlingame and
Carbondsle, by business men ir these
towns taking cottPons TO that amount.
This means about $500 for Empor1a
business men, several of whom have al
ready taken 800 worth each. These
coupons are issued il books of So and
$12 each and are good at twenty
er cent. above their par value for ser
vice-that is, q i've minutes talk with
any merchant in Topeka who has a tele-
phone would cost a quarter, payable
with a coupon. With the Topeka con-
nection our merchants can also talk with
wholesale dealers and others in Ksnsss
City. We hope 10 see the thing go
through all right soon. Mr. Webb says
that all these toll lines are established
in this manner, and none of them are
built entirely by the company, which is
using most of its earnings in establish
ing local exchanges.
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rwENrY-rHIRD ANNIvERsARy.

A very enjoyable event occurred FRI
day evening at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ johnson at
No. 1873 Rural street. II was
the Iwenty-thlrd anniversary of
their marriage, ana a great many friends
camel u TO show their respect. A gen.
eral social tune prevailed, aud at 10
O'Clock refreshments were served by the
host and hostess assisted by Misses
Mamie and Ossa. their daughters. The
entire evening was most happily spent,
and will long be subject tor pleasant
reflections.
The following are among those who
were present and gave gifts:
j. II. Sharpe, Patsy Wrthers, Mrs. s.
Maddux, MIR. and Mrs. Silvers. sir. aud
Mrs Stafford, Mrs Lou. Harris, W. A.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Taylor, A. L.
O'Dalr, Allen Hughes, Lydia How
ard, d. F, Upton. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs j. O'Dalr, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Williams, James Sanders,
Martha Duncan and L A. johnson,
Lncy kirkpatrick aud Alex. A. Reeves
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Sharlfs Sale.

ArDhaxad LOOMS VS.. Amasa Hathaway.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of an
order OF sale issued out of the Fifth Judicial
District Court in and Tor Lyon county ana
State of Kansas, in the above entitled cause
and to me directed, / will on Saturday, the
lit day of July, A. ID. 1855. at IL O'Clock
8. 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 highest
bidder at-pubiic auction Tor cash all the right,
title and interest OF said defendant in and to
the following described real estate. to-wit:
Lot No. sixty-niDe 1907, on Comm srclal
street. in the city OF Emporias Lyon county,
Kansas.
Said real estate to be sold as the property OF
said defendant to satisfy said order OF sale.
j. H. WILHTTE,
STA Sheriff of Lyon county. Kansas.
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OLD FRIENDS.


THE News last week received call
from two old subscribers whom il holds
in high esteem. along with many other
stauDch friends who have taken the
paper continuously during nearly its
whole existence. Captain Henry
Brandley OF Maifield Green and ]. G..
Winnie OF Stafford are the gentlemen who
called and talked over old times They
have both been regular subscribers to
THE NEWS SINCE 1866. Captain Brand
ley has served numerous terms as secre-
tary OF the senate of Kansas aud has al
ways made an admirable officer In that
position. Mr.. Whine has lately been
temporarily at Minneapolis, Kansas, but
thinks very strongly of now locating in
EnpOrIa. He has long been valuable
citizen OF Chase COUNT, and il he de-
cides to reside here will be heartily well
coined
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THE FOURTH ArTHE GROVE.

q. II. Coulter, of Council Grove, was
in town last week making arrangements
for the Fourth of July celebration at that
place. He engaged the services of the
Knights Templar band, and the pros
poets for special car from Emporia are
favorable. Judge Buck OF this city will
be the principal orator 1.-THE day. Coun-
Gil GROVE never undertakes an enterprise
unle il makes success Of it and our
people who 90 to the Grove 10 spend the
Fourth will have big time.
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CLAY MODELLING

Little would one naturally think, as
little children test their skill IN the mud.
making mud marbles, balls and pies,
that in their childish play they are TAX
ing without a tutor their first lessons in
a great art. 1t may seem little novel
to some. yet it is fact that what seemed
children's play Is now occupying the at.
tention of we'll educated and fully devel-
oped mea and women La the modelling
room at the Normal might have been
seen this morning likenesses of
the heads OF men and women,
models af or cows, horses, raccoons.
birds, leaves and great variety of
things made from the objects themselves.
The work done, we are authorized to
say, is excellent, and the class of twenty
promises 10 develop some geniuses in
clay modelling. The features of the clay
heads of men and women are, in some
respects, inprovemtn Cn many of the
race they represent. There is no un-
natural red upon the noses OF the men
and no delusiOn or sham in any of the
features OF the clay modelled women.
The mud or clay for this work is brought
from Missouri. and differs from Kan
sas earth in that when it dries 1t will
not pulverize but hardens. The class
paid Prot. Springof st. Louis 500 for
five lesson which close to-day and used
about three barrels of clay in this work
which the professor will also use at OF.
taws, where he goes to do some work
before the Sunday school normal. Pres
ident A r. Taylor will give reception
to Prof. Spring and his class tonight.
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VIII. We VAST oProRrUx1rY ,

WILL We WAnAA VI - 80 - =
Has Emporia made any effort to
secure the Soldiers Orphans Home
Would il not be well for the mayor OF
the citizens' committee to look after this.
Other towns around us are moving in
the matter. 1t is an important affair
and no further delay should be allowed.
An appropriation OF $4,000 has been
made by the state. Do We wish to Try
for this or let it go by default as we have
some other opportunitIesf Wichita.
Topeka, Ottawa, Ellsworth, CherryvaIe,
Kingman, Russell are all getting their
work in4on this enterprise, and none Of
these towns mentioned are better adapt
ed than Emporia for such an institution.
The advertisement of the state board Of
charities. for proposals will be
found on the fourth page OF
this paper in our advertising
columns. The time is now short and if
Emporis is going to do anything she
must do it at once and definitely. The
proper persons IN the city should take
hold and Immediately put themselves IN
communication with the members Of the
state board and make the best offer pos
sible, unless it is not deemed worthy
Of the effort and expenditure.
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BURIED CITIES.


The audience At the lecture of DIR.
DeHass Friday night was very small. but
the lecture was exceptionally good. After
talk of an hour and a half 10 which he
described with much interest and enthu-
siasm the unearthed remains of the Bib
lical cities he exhibited some Of the rel
les OF Biblical days which he had pro-
cured and brought 10 america with him.
Among the articles was an original
parchment of goats skin containing
the Book of Esther, chip of salt report
ed to be piece of the pillar OF salt into
which Lot's wife was turned. He also
had pbylactcry IN which the Jews wore
the commandments. He also exhibited
a pie;e ot the rock of Mount Moriah on
which Christ often ssoot and on which
the ark of the covenant rested. The lee
ture WIS u treat rarely enjoyed in the
west, aud the Y NJ. q. A. deserves great
credit for their enterprise in securing
the best entertainments possible.
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'oRKISN LET,
KANSAS PATENTS.

List Of patents granted to citizens of
Kansas, for the week ending Tuesday,
June 10, 1885. compiled from the official
records of the United States patent Of
flee, expressly for THE NEWS, by Her.
ring 81 Richmond, solicitors of patents,
No. 637 F street. N W, Washington,
ID. C., of whom Information may be had i:
No. S20,O57, G. y. Freaner and s. Gold
ing, Fredonia, glove and notion holder.
No. 3l9.O72 G. w. Clifford, Great
Bend, snap hook.
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LEAvENwoRrH.s PosrMAsrER.

Frank T. Lynch, who was appointed
postmaster o. Leavenworth Saturday, is
one OF the oldest and brightest young
newspaper men Ia Kansas. He is al pre-
sent one of the proprietors OF the
Leavenworth Standard, and it will
be remembered. was recently married to
daughter of General q. w. Blair. MT.
Lynch is a young man Of fine qualifica-
lions and Will, we have no doubt, make
firs,-class postmaster, even if he is a
Datnocrut
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-25

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of funkhan-
mock. Pa, was afflicted with asthma
and bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief.
Her lite was despaired OF, until in last
October she procured bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery, when immediate
relief was felt, and by continuing its use
Tor a short time she was completely
cured, gaining IN flesh fifty pounds in a
few months.
Free trial bottles of this certain cure
of all throat and lung diseases at B,
WheldOn's drug store. Large bottles,
$1.O0. (d)
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Strong City Democrat: Mr. Cook,
time-keeper for the A, T. & S. F. rail-
road at EmpofIa, aud wife, in company
with Miss Bunbury OF Emporia, Mrs.
and Miss Foster OF Kansas City, made a
visit at the residence of Pat Raleigh
Tuesday evening. They were lively
crowd. and Pat says it reminded hum of
olden times.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-25

The rain lsst Friday was general
one. and drought giatiness to thousands
of farmers. Bert Monroe, the genial
engineer on The Howard passen-
ger train, SAYS tLat ~ Howard
quite wiad storm accompanied
the rain aud blew dawn the frsme work
of the nex skating ink There svEs NO
other damage done. and the appearances
of things sloBg the road indicated a gen
erAl rain from Howard to EmporIa.
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Cnme ffentIa snr,nc

nd bring IN lara. DIS" psia. btho' =
r"st, TOR. iaIs, ~ iirr' aud tIait, 81
kiHdr,d maj dies Fortunately Kidney.
W,ri is vt hand, L G,sy d. had Of Ina
nee rest drugni 81 amt All parity the sys.
ten, correct the stomach and bowels,
stimulate The liver and kidneys to
healthy action, remove all poisOno US
humors and make you feel like n new
man. as spring medicine, tonic and
blood purifier it has no equal.
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Nnhna.

In tho District Court Of Lyon County, state
Levi a saner, Plaintiff. vs.. Ira Il. Reese,
The Stats OF Kansas to the defendant, Ira
II. Reese: You will take notice that you
have been sued IN the above entitled cause "a
the above named court. and taat pam
tinss petition is died therein; that salQ Qe-
PENDANT must answer said plaintiffs Petltlon
on or before the 50th day Of july a. u. 1859;
or said petition will be taken IS true anG
Judgment rendered accordingly; that said
plaintiff Is the owner and IN the lawful pos
sesSton Of the following described land Ia
Lyon county, Kansas, to-Wit: The north
west quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF section q, township IL. range H.
and that plaintiffs title thereto be
forever Quoted against any and all claims or
interests OF the Ssfd defendant therein; and
that said defendant and ali persons claiming
said premises or any interest therein under
or through him may be forever restrained
and enJoined IRON setting up or prosecuting
any clam Of title to said premises, OF any
interest therein against said plaintiff bis
heirs and assigns; and for such other and
further relief as may be night and for costs.
ED. s WATERBURY,
95tS Attorney tor Plaintiff.
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These Are SoIId Facts.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters. Inactivity of the liver, bilious
ness, jaundice, constipation, weak kid
neys, or any disease of the urinary Or
gans, or whoever requires an appetlZ sr,
tonic or mild stimulant. will always find
Electric BItters the best and only GER
tain cure known. They act surely and
quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction or money refunded.
Sold at fifty cents per bottle by
BAVheidolI. (d)
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C,harle, RnsseII : sd has hs.an .,

Charley Russell Who has been doing
thriving tinware business Al his Sixth
avenue shop has decided 10 accept
position as foreman and manager Of The
iinware department Of the EmpoFia
Hardware comt,any. Mr.. Russell is one
of tue bet sorkmen q this part of the
state We regret to see Charley leave
sixth avenue, bat are glad that he goes
no further than 1877 Commercial street.
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win not President Cleveland. who
has never been west OF the state Of Ohio,
open his eyes when he sees Imports.
her Normal school, her colleges. her
street cars, her opera houses. her hotels,
her business interests. her enterprises !
He will be the first democratic president
that eyer Toasted his eyes upon the
Queen City of this commonwealth.