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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-17
POLO.

The first exhibition by the Emporia
Polo club took place at the skating rink
Saturday evening. The two captains of
the club Fred Lewis and Harry Robin
son have been drilling their respective
players for some time, and the game was
accordingly closely contested, although
the boys showed slight nervousness at
the beginning which gave place to earn
estness alter the winning OF the first
goal BY Harry Robinson and his men,
and the next two goals were won by the
other side In short order. only one touI
was made on either side during the
game which is excellent playing fol
such new organization. The new suit.
are very neat and appropriate, and Sc
of the playes to good advantage.
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PERSONAL AaENTIoN.

Harry Robinson Is in Nickerson to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Cleaver went to
Kansas City to-day.
Miss Emma Richards, of Kansas City,
is whiting aer parents in Emporls for a
short time.
We are pleased to note that the Hon.
w. w. Scott has so far recovered from
his recent severe illness as to be able to
attend to business.
Rev. Mr.. Ingalls, Is reported to be
quite sick. HIS physician has forbidden
him leaving the house.
Mr.. ]. F. Kenney LETT to-day for two
weeks visit among relatives at his old
home in st. Joseph, Missouri.
Mrs. Morgan, who has been visiting
with the family of Capt. S. B. Warren,
returned to-day to her home in Loda,
Ill.
Mrs. P. @. Cowliag, and daughter
started to-day for London, Ohio. where
they will spend the holidays among re-
Iatives and friends.
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MARRIED.


Last evening al the residence of the
brides parents in the western part of the
city Mr.. Norman B. Greer and Miss
Emma @. George, Elder ]. T. Hanna
conducted the ceremony which was wit
messed only by the immediate family
connections of the bride and groom. Mr..
Greer has been a resident of this county
from his boyhood, and has a wide
acquaintance in stock and bust
ness circles, as one OF the cat
tie firm of Greer Sc Way. Miss
George is also we'll and favorably known,
especially among the students and teach
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer will go to
housekeeping at once in their new resi-
dence northeast corner of Eleventh av.
enue and Mechanic street, where their
many friends can call and extend their
congratulations.
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Questions Apswered.

Ask the most eminent pIysicSGn
OF shy school, what is The best thing
In the world for sllayiDg sll irritation
of the nerves, and curing all forms of
nervous complaints. giving natural,
chIl1like refreshing sleep slwsys?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
'tlS0ne form Of Hops!!f'
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or all of the most eminent
physicisns:
"Wbat lie the only remedy that can be
relied on to cure all diseases oil the kid
ueys and urinary organs, Bright's dis
ease, diabetes, retention, or inability &
retain urine. and all the diseases and all.
ments peculiar to women
"And they will tell lou explicitly and
empbstIcallY "Baeau!iI'
Ask the ssme physicians
t'Wbat Is the most reliable and suresi
cure for ell liver diseases or dyspepsia,
constipation, Indigestion, biliousness,
malaria. fever, sgue, &C" and they Will
tell you
MGndrakei or DdadeEioni!!!
Hence. when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable,
and compoundea into Hop Btters. such Q
wonderful ard mysterious curative power Il
lions that no disease or III health can possi-
bly, exist or resist its power. and yet it ts
HARMLESS for the mist rail woman weak
est invalid OF IGa1iest child to use.
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was member ofthe U. P. church,
good citizen. an obliging neighbour .
devoted husband, and q kind father
His remains were leid at rest In Chicago
Mound cemetery. The funeral services
were conducted by the Rev. Er. Daily
of Neosho Rapids. HIS last duty was
discharged as juror In the celebrated
WaIkup poisoning case before cur DIS
trlct court. He will live IA the men,
DRY of all who knew him until they, too.
shall be laid in the silent chamber of the
dead
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DIED.

In this city December ~, OF mem
braneous Group, g. Y, the fiYe-year-old
son OF Mr.. ami Mrs. G. @. Glover. The
funeral took place yesterday from the
residence of Mr.. Glover, in Normal ad-
ditfon, Rev. r. L. Lott officiating. This
10 the second child which has been taken
from mr.. and Mrs. Glover by this DIS
ease within 4 short time. They have
the sincere sympathy Of the entire COM
munity in their sad bereavement.
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The Emporia Gas & Electric Light
company have finally decided to pur-
chase one of the Thompson Houston
electric light plants, believing it to be
one of the best In operation. The con-
tract has been closed and Emporia will
soon look as bright by night ss by day,
under the luminous rays of electricity.
The water power now used to run Mr..
Soden's mill just south of the city will
also be utilized to furnish power for the
electric lights. Emporia business houses
are to be congratulated on the consum-
nation OF this contract and 1t is TO be
hoped they will appreciate the action of
the gas company and place the lights in
their places Of business as soon as they
can be set up.
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A FRIVOLOUS ARREST.


The arrest by our gallant but some
what antiquated city marshal last Sat
urday afternoon of Ike Stone tor distrib-
uting small circulars advertising Mokas-
ka coffee, would almost lead an outsider
who II unacquainied with our city and
our city's unique but conscientious gov
eminent 70 beIieve that the present mar
shaI. whos we are sorry to say, has tend
ered hia resignation, had so for forgotten
himself as TO think he was living under
and endeavoring to enforce the old blue
laws Of Connecticut, where they would
arrest . man who did not bung up his
cider on the sabbath day to keep It from
working, and other things equally as
frivolous. The arrest OF Mr.. Stone, how
ever. was of short duration, as he gave
bonds for his appearance this morning,
and on going before the police magis-
trAte to-day he found that the case
against him had been withdrawn for
want Of proper cause for action. How
ever, ate all right as long as the city pays
the expenses.
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We are glad TO see that our overgToWn
and ungainly offspring In their issue Of
yesterday acknowledged they had writ
ten up the Thompson Houston electric
light system, not unwIsely, perhaps, but
entirely too well, and we are happy TO
see that they have better Informed them
selves on the electric light question than
they were at the time they wrote the
article referred TO by the News.
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mss are soIld lraesa.

The best blood puFlfief and system
regulstor ever placed within the reach
Of suffering humanity, truly Is Electric
Bittere. Inactivity 0fthe liver, bilious
ness, ;aundice, constipation, weak kid
neYs, or say disease of the urinary or
gans, or whoever requires en appetizer,
ionic or mild stimnlnnt; will al ways ind
Electric Bftters the best and only GER
tain cure known. They act surely snd
quickly. every bottle guaranteed 10 give
entire Satisfaction or money refunded.
Sold At hfty cents per bottle By
q TYheldo9s ID
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GOOD Resuit. Al Everv,,...

ID. A. Bradford, wholesale paper deal
er OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes. thai
he was seriously afflicted with a severe
cold that settled on his lungs had tried
many remedies without benefit. Being
induced 70 try DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, did so and was entire
" cured BY use OF q few bottles. Since
which time he has used II In his family
for All Coughs and Colds with best re-
suits. This ls the experience of thou.
sands whose lives have been saved BY
tins wonderful Dc cry. Trial Bot
tlefree At B. y hel ~ Drug Store.
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ann The Linz Of MILL.

There is nothing IN the line Of magic
or mystery about that wonderful sad
popular medicine, PaTkeF's Tonic. Il il
simply the most scientific combination
possible OF the essential principles Of
those vegetable curstIves which act pow,
erfullY ana directly on the stomach.
liver, Kidneys and blood. But there
neither Is, nor VIII be. any successful
imitation of il. It is all the time curlno
those who had dispaired Of ever getting
well: For yourself. your wife and
children.
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DIED.

Ida Jacobs, daughter of Henry Ja-
cobs. this morning about O'Clock.
Funeral will take place tomorrow at
8 O'Clock, South Commercial street.
Rev. L. Lott will oficiate at the fu-
neral, which will take place at No. 10
South Commercial street, at e. m. to-
morrow. The burial will take place at
Pleasant Hill cemetery. ten miles west
of this city.
Dec. 16, 1885.
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Mothi.z Like IL.

No medicine hiss exer been known 90
eHectuaI IN the cure Of all those diseases
arssang from Al inpurs condition Of the
blood as ScovIllss SersspsFiIla. or Blood
snd Liver Syrup, she rnIveFsA remedy
for the cure Of scrniuia, white sgeliipgR,
Yhsumaifam. pinples. blofcEea, eFup-
lions, veneFnai sores and diseaees con-
sumption, groifre, boils. cancers, snd all
kindred diseases There IL m better
means OF eecuving beerfifnl CON plpx-
ion than BY using 6esyiflsa SaSaapaTtlla
on Blood and Liver syrup. which
c7eanses tbs bleed nsd gives perme5eBt
beauty 80 the akin.
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A Captains Forronaee Deoove-v

Capt Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and Ny, had
been troubled with q cough 50 that he
was unable to sleep. and was induced to
try DIR. Kings New Discovery tor Con-
sumption. 1t not only gave him instant
relIef butsallayed the extreme soreness in
his breast His children were similarly
affected aud single dose had the same
happy effect. DR. Kings New Discovery
Is now the STANDARD remedy IN the Cole
man household and on board tina schoon-
or. Free trial bottles, OF this Standard
Remedy ct ,. Wheldon's drug store.
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Numerous sleIghiDg parties were cut
Saturday evening, and from the merry
peals Of laughter which were heard until
after midnight the sport was enjoyed In
hearty manner. and by an unusually
large number. Sunday Afternoon, al
though horse and cutter could only be
had at the rate Of 50 per hour, it was
quite the proper thing fer the fellow
who has one, 70 take his best girl out
sleigh riding. and from the number OF
young people noticed. we make q pre-
dictIon that Probate Judge harrington
win be busy in few weeks attending
70 the wants Of the young gentry Of this
xrtcgrffxr
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, !
nac TX 1QSS

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Dec. Is, 1885.
The board met in special session, all
the members present.
The board resumed the hearing ofevi-
dence in the investigation Of the man.
agement of the county poor farm. The
evidence was all heard, but the board
withheld their decision until tomorrow
morning.
The board then adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
Attest: ROLAND LAKN.
County Clerk.
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Don't fail TO read the AdyertIsemsD, ,

Don't fail to read the advertisement OF
g. w. Newman & Co.. announcing
clearing sale Of ladies', misses aud chill
dren's cloaks- They have a large stock,
and Is the season is rapidly drawing to a
close, they have In order to reduce stock,
marked every garment down to a price
which cannot but seem cheap to the
most exActing bargain seeker. Warm
weather being now thing Of the past
and the bottom having dropped clear
out OF prices, there is no further reason
for delay In making the purchase, and
an early visit to their cloak department
wiz afford you an opportunity for selec-
ton while the stock is unbroken
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Administrators Notice of Appointment.
STATE ss OF o EEAEsAs. SIS
In tie matter Of the estate Of MichasI Ny
ere. deceased.
Notice ie hereby siTen that on the 18Th day
Of November, a. %. 1851. the undersigned
VS. BIZ the probate c0urs Of Lyon county,
kansas, Only appointed and quailaed as cd
mtnistratrfx Of she estate OF Aichael Myers,
deceased. All parties interested ia said ee-
tate viii tai e notice and govern themselves
accordingly NARY 81 MYERS.
61fs misunderstanding.
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An ordinance entitled san ordinance
providing for issuing the bonds of the
city for funding the general fund scrip
Indebtedness thereof was introduced.
considered by section under suspension
of the rules and adopted all voting for
except Torrington who voted no.
Committee on ways and means was In
structed to advertise for bids for fund
ing bonds
Tofrington moved thsl the COMMITTEES
on printing be authorized to nsgotiase
for printing of the funding bonds
D4vis offered the following. and
moved adoption,
EAToRIA. Kas., Dec IL 1885 Mr..
President: Iwould move that the CITY
purchase one Of Aoore's ditchers and
road graders for ditching and grading TIE
city streets and alleys.
III. DAVIS.
Adjourned. E. n. FoRnE,
City uerk.
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Thl. Iasa or ao,nr Va,

TO Colorado or New Mexico for pure air
TO relieve consumption is all mistake.
Any reasonable man would use DIR. Bo-
sanko's Cough and LING Syrup for con-
SUMPTION IN all its stages. 1t never fails
70 give relief In all cases Of coughs, colds,
bronchitis, pains in the chest and all az
tections that are considered primary TO
consumption. Price so cents and 81. 90.
Sold by Cha. Ryder and ]. A. Moora.
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Owing to sickness. Rev. Mr.. Ingalls,
was compelled TO resign as judge OF ora
tory for the college oratorical contest.
At a meeting of the contestants, held
to-day, Rev. Mr.. Aultman was unani-
mously chosen in his stead.
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The school board have purchased site
for the new school house. which Is to be
erected in the second ward. It compris-
es half block on Kansas avenuej and
Market street, which Is thought to be a
very desirable location.
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Julius johnson, Of Ivy township, was
to-day adiudged insane by the probate
judge, and given into the custody Of the
sheriff, to await the return Of an appli.
cation tor admission into the insane
asylum at Topeka.
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W. b. Lloyd, student of the college,
preached In Welsh at the Baptist church
last night He is said TO be = promising
young man, aud bids far te be very use
tul In his profession. A large audience
would undoubtedly have greeted him,
had the notice been general.
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CHAPTER I.

Almost dead or nearly DYING
For years, and gwen mp by pbYsl
clans, Of BEight's and aiheT kidney dis.
eases. liver complaints, severe coughs
called consum piioD, have been cured.
Women gone nearly erdsyi!lfI
From agony of neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakefulnese, and various diseases
peculiar to women.
People drawn oct Of shape from excrucf
atipg pangs OF Theumetiem. IL hammatory
and chronic. or suffering from serofnls.
EKysipeiasi
s.saltrheCm, blood poisoning dyspepsia
indigestion. and. in fact almoet an diseases
fFaflo
Nature Is heir 20
Have been cured by H%p Bitfers. proofoi
which can be {, und IN every neighborhoed In
the known world
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RaIlehIa ArfIcIa

For enterprises. push and 9 desire 10
get such goods Is will give the trade sat-
lsfactiOn Charles r ydeF and j. 4. Moore,
tie druggists. lead ali competition. They
sell DF. BossDkc's Cough and Lung SyT-
mp. because II IL the best medicine on
the market for coughs, colds. Group and
And Al aaTnnIee free
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The teachers OF the county and the
students Of the Normal have about com.
pleted arrangements for the charterIng
OF a car In which to attend the State
Teachers association, TO be held ct To
peka during the hnIIdava
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-17

The College oritorIcal ASSOCIATION
will present well-selected programme
Monday evening, at the Presbyterian
church, consisting of music aRd ora
sions- Everybody cordially InYited to
attend.
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Report of school district No. 8. for
the month ending Nov. 81, 1885: Total
number enrolled, IA; neither absent nor
tardy: Jennie Evans. Maggie Harker,
Joseph Hardy and Claude Peak,
Scholarship ninety per cent or over
Jennie Evans, Maggie Harker, Joseph
Hardy, Claude Peak, Fenton Peak and
Isaac Sleisher.
H.rrIn z H,np1.nn
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Dr. Brown. ex presidsnt OF the In
diana State Normal school. was In the
city today, and paid our own State
Normal a short VISIT.
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l>The News Office telephone was to-day
removed.to their new office. and buE-
ness frms who Wish to send in their ad-
vertisements and haven't time to call at
the Office can telephone US and We viii
call at their place of buslneaa.
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proaaepte e.. svipdIersifI

Ifwben you call for Bop Bitters the drug
gfst Ia DIS cut any thing but "Hop Bitters'
With Rrsf D clrsfer Of Hops on white label,
shun that drug yist a. you would vtpers and
IL he has e en- your money for bogus stun.
indict him for the fraud ana sue him for
damages for the windle. and We will reward
you literally for he conviction
See U 3 court Injunction against c d war
neF, Reading, Mich. and al his 6Alesmen,
agents, druggists. and other imitatore
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Does the city attorney get any OF the
costs IN the suit against the Mokaska
Coffee Company, that are to be paid by
the city9 Yes, $3.50.
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The ilne slelghing which has been en-
joyed during the last few days. is now
giving place to mud which viii no
doubt attract equally as much attention
II not appreciation. as did the sIei9hing.
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The Oratorical association Of the
State Normal are making preparations
for the selection Of judges at the con
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MARRLED.

December 10. at Toledo, by Rev. j.
UcAnulty, Mr.. Uriah E. d. Obey to
Miss Mernevia a. Church, both OF To
ladO
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In his recent talk to the Yale Kent
Club Prof. Sumner said that no State
should be compelled to educate the
children OF its citizens. t.And no man
should marry" he continued, unless
he can afford to support and educate his
possible children. People talk about
the rights of the parent and the duty of
the child, but / tell you that man who
the child everything instead Of being
owed everything by the child. Birth s
q dire misfortune for many children.
and their parents cannot do enough for
them IN return for the inherited diseases
and misfortunes which they bestow M
on them. One Of these duties is educa-
ton, and no man should marry who
cannot carry this out
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Tuesdays Local News.

The first annual contest Of the college
oratoEical association win be held in the
Presbyterian church. Monday evening.
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David L. Collins. sged 81, of Ration,
New Mexico. and Mrs. Alice L. Thorn
as aged 81, OF Ration, New Mexico. were
married by Probate Judge harrington
Yesterday Abandon
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MOndaYlsLoeaI News.

The large blue boot which is exhibited
a. sien on Commercial street by the
enierprising boot and shoe dealer, Mr..
J. Q. Altman, attracts 81 great deal of at.
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All are cordially invited to tie orator
icai contest next Monday evening at the
Presbyterian church. An Interesting
programme will be presented. and but
10 cents admIttance fee will be asked.
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Wednesdays Local News.

The wagon scales belonging % s. P.
Smith. on Sixth avenue. Opposite the
NEWS Office. were to-day removed from
the street in accordance with the orders
Of the city authorities.
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When the king of Portugal was Il,
England Queen Victoria presented I'd
win Landseer to his majesty as 4 painter
whose works she had been collecting.
s.Ah. Sir Edwin. exclaimed the king.
ssdelighted 10 make your acquaintance.
] was always very fond Of beasts .
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IADIESI

with EanOver's TAILOR syseem you can
cut dresses to at. without oral tBsfIneft0nss
DressmakeFs pronounce it perfect. Price Tor
TO EoDUO1S
a System, Book and wheel viii be sent On
receipt Of S1.00. Address
JofsA Q. HANOVER,
~ CINCINNATI. ohio.