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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-01
D. S. HURLBUF
CHURCHES AND PASTORS.

The churches of Emporis are notedly
many and the congregations generally
good. We give herewith list OF the
churches and their pastors:
First NJ E.-Rev. W. c. Snod grass,
pastor.
West Street n. E-Rev II. Moys, pas-
tor.
A. NJ. E.-Rev. A. H. Daniels, pastor.
Free Methodist-Rev. W. H. Hubbard,
pastor.
First COngregational-Rev. F. T. In
gals, pastor.
Second Congregational-Rev. ID. A.
Evans, pastor.
First Pfesbyterlan-Rev L. NJ. Scho-
field, pastor.
Second Presbyterian = Rev. John
Jones, pastor.
United Presbyterian-Rev. W. 1.
Brooks, pastor.
st. Andrews Episcopal-Rev II. Mac
kay, Rector.
First Baptist-ReY. W. H. Barnes,
pastor.
Second Baptist-Elder G. Brown, pas
tor.
First Christian-Elder R. L. Lott pas.
tor.
Second ChristIau-EIder F. S Will
Jams pastor.
st. Paul's Reformed-Rev. D. B.
ShueV pastor.
EVaugelical-Rev. E. j. Troyer, pas
tlr.
Lutheran-At present without pas
tor.
Friends-Rev. Zaccheus Powell, pas
tor.
Primitive Friends-No pastor.
Catholic-Rev. Father Dominic Mey-
er, Of the Franciscan Order, pastor.
Within the past year the First Chris
tian, the United Presbyterian, the Evan
gelical, and the African Methodist con-
gregations have completed neat, new
church edifces. The Second Christians
have placed the old Christian church
on new foundations. The Lu-
theran congregation has no church
building. Rev. w. @. Snoi.
grass, Rev. F. T. Ingalls,, Rev L. NJ
Schofeld and Rev. a. II. Daniels have
been called to the pastorates of their
several churches during the year, Mr.
Snodgrass coming from Wheeling, West
Virginia, Mr.. Ingalls, from Atchison and
Mr.. Schofeld from Grand Rapids,
Mich gan.
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PERSONAL mENxloN.

W. F. Ewing Is home from Pennsyl-
vania.
Frank A. Burgess is indisposed and
confined TO his home.
Miss Edith Miller and Miss Anna
Nesbett are in Americas.
Mrs. Jacob stotler spent Sabbath
among friends in the city.
Reed Nation and wife returned from
New Lisbon, Indiana, Tuesday.
Senator P. B. Plumb arrived home
from Washington Tuesday evening.
W. Fl. SeverY and wife are here to
spend New Years with Mr.. g. w. Ben
nett.
Miss Eta Broadwen OF Denver ar.
rived Tuesday 10 visit her brothers viii
and Charlie.
Capt. L a. Taylor, of the Sac and Fox
agency, was circulating among friends
in town Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Riggs and Miss Belle
Carswen attend the teachers association
at Topeka, and from there go to Kansas
City to spend New Years.
Rev. Alex Thompson, formerly Of
Ohio, is in the city. He is lecturing in
the west, and has just arrived from
Wichita where he spent several weeks.
A. h. Hunter has returned from 8
VISIT to Greenville, Pennsylvania. He
WAS accompanied home by his brother
in law, William Mcdowell, and wife
Who will remain here for some time.
A. s. ChIIders, who for many year.
has been resident of Lyon county, will
make his future home at New Salem
Harrison county, West Virginia. W.
wish Asher health and happiness in hi
new home.
hrs. Smith Duncan OF Pleasant Hill
Missouri, Is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs I. Z. Elliott, at their residenc.
at the southwest corner of Eleventh av
enue and Commercial street. The mapy
friends of Mrs. Duncan nee Elliott, II
Emporia will doubtless be glad of the
opportunity of renewing pleasant &C
quaintance, which this holiday visit to
her parents sffor0s.
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TEACHERs AT TOPEKA


The convention of the State Teachers
association at Topeka began Monday and
ends Thursday. The number of L. on
and CofEeY county teachers going from
here was about ffty, the greater part be-
ing from this county. Among the
teachers from here were President A. r.
Taylor, Professor wilkinson, Miss Mat.
tie Spencer and Miss Lillian Roxie, of
the Normal; ]. e. Klock, county super
intendent; Prof P. ]. Carmichael. Mr..
Frank Kizer, Mr.. Frank Petit, Miss
Fannie Riggs, Miss Belle Carswell, Miss
Carrie Goddard. Miss Carrie Frost, Miss
Mary Dudley, Miss r I. Waymire and
Miss Mamie Dolphin, ofthe CITY schools.
President Taylor is president of The as
aOrfaNfnn
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z. Res n Il. echofeld called 70 the
pastorAte q he Presbyterian church.
IL. PrssI1e1t Fairchild Of the ARrl-
cultural colieee Iectured at the Normal
The ladies e ~ Presbyterian church
organized la1lr9 auxiliary association
70 the College q EmpoFia.
II. MuBderOus assault on August Lud.
wig on South Commercial street.
10. Marriage Of David II. Stone and
Mlae Lizzie Jones.
90. Death OF Mrs. Mary A. Smith.
Prof. r. I. Cumnock Ia Emporis.
%. The z. II. G. A. cook reception.
%. Arrest Of George C.. Kinney, sus.
pected Of the murder Of M. A. Henry
four years ago.
90. Large meeting of citizens At the
Hotel Coolidge 10 consider pEopositionl
relative to g new court house, increase
10 water works facilities, aud g system
OF sewerage. .Emporia sends a dele
cation Of nifty to the state teaehers' asso
citation st Topeka, of which Prof. A. r
Taylor is president.
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DONATION.

The donation for Rev. John Jones of
the Second Presbyterian (Welsh) church
will be held atJay's opera house New
Yesr's Thursday night. All are inYi-
ted to attend. There is going TO be q
grand time. The choir Will render the
two churuses for which they were
awarded the prizes in the eisteddfod ct
Usage City, and the Welsh Glee club
will render some of their choicest selec-
tions also. The young lady walters will
be dressed in the ancient Welsh cos
tunes. twill be an unique affair and
whoever reads this should net fail to
come, aud by so doing you will assist US
in making this donation q success for
our honorable and much respected pas
tor, and We will guarantee to make il
interesting to you. Come one, come ali.
Supper from 2 o'clock TIL the next day.
Comet -
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HOTEL OPENING.

InvitStions TO tae grand opening of
the Fourth Avenue Hotel at Garrett,
Kansas, have been issued. The opening
will take place on Th1FsdsY night,
January l, 1885. The preparations are
extensive and elaborate and the number
of Invitations large. The grand banquet
from seven 70 ten O'Clock will be fol-
lowed by ball foE which the neaf pro-
grams accompanying the INVITATIONS
indicate twenty numbers in the order of
dances. The event promises to be one
of much interest
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DEATH OF A MUs1cIAS

The following item of Intelligence,
taken from the Sturgis (Mlch. } Journal
of December %, will be of interest to
the many Michigan people who reside
in this vicinity, aud we'll remember the
famous band leader whose death is
chronicled:
The sad intelligence of the death of
John Hull OF Florence was received here
Sunday. Full particulars of his death
are not obtainable at this writing. What
we know is this: Friday night his cele
brated band played for dance at La
Grange. Saturday he ia company with
the rest of the band, passed through
Sturgis en- route for Constantine. While
waiting Tor the train at White
Pigeon, he was stricken with parslysis
| of the heart and died the next morning.
Few men in st. Joseph county are better
| or more favorahlY known to its citizens
than was the deceased. He came to this
section about Al years ago when about
81 years of age. Being fine violInist
his services were in great demand to
play for dances. Soon afterwards he
| fell in with MI Arnold, who
was clarinet player, and
they organized the now widely known
and famous Hull & Arnold ouadrilIe
band. For torty-seven years they played
together and had agreed to play three
years more, life and health permitting,
thus making continuous organization
for halt century. There are few If any
| towns in southern Michigan or northern
Indiana where Hull & ArnoId's band
has not played. and for that matter,
the band has played In nearly
every town of any size in the
| state Mr. Hull VISA not aoiv a fine
| musician but Q Warm-hearted and noble
! man. In politics he was a democrat,
| but always liberal and fair minded. He
was at one time sheriff of the county
and was filling that Office during the
trial of White and Ulsm. During the
past year he had acted as the Florence
correspondent OF the Journal, but of late
had been in such poor health that bis
letters we're only occasional. He was q
native of New York, and was SO years OF
age. r, quiescat in pace.
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Massey.

d. r Locke, under the nom de plume
Petroleum v. Nasty, is one OF the uni
yersally known men of the age. "He il
few ard far between" who, no matter
what his politics, has not been convrlsed
with the humor or instructed by the
quaint argument Of some of the letters
from Confederate x Roads, which Is in
the state Of Kentucky" or OF some
other of Nasby's famous letters. As a
lecturer he Is not behind himself as q
writer, and it viii be with pleasure that
the citizens of Emporia learn that
he has been procured to lecture here un-
der the auspices of the 7. NC. A. at
some time after January 10. 1885.
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nAIRD RRoTHERs
The south and southeast Florida.


Should you contemplate 9 Trip 20
Nashville. Chattanooga, Atlanta, Sa
vaRnsh, Ca. Charleston, ). c., jackson
vile, Florida, or in fact any point in the
south OF southeast, it will be to your in
terest to examine the advantages over
all other lines offered by the st, Louis,
Iron Mountain s. Southern railroad-
''Iron Mountain Route" in the way OF
fast time, elegant equipment, &C.
At present daily train is run from
Saint Louis Grand Union Depot, at.
tAched TO which will be found an Gle.
egant Pullman Palace sleeping car,
which runs through TO Nashville, Tenn.
where direct connection is made with
express trains of connecting lines, for
points mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the Jackson
Vile express, having Pullman Palace
sleeping car of the very finest make at.
tached, which runs through to jackson
vile, Florida, without change.
For further information address
F. CHANDLER,
L. G. CHARLTON, Gen. Tiki. Agent
Asst Gen. Tiki. Agent
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n. White. sheriff, 20 Z. W. Gun
ningham, NV Of se or $40 Is, $3.50.
Al. Herfiek 20 Lincoln Harlan. ut Sc
or OF NV Or 15-20-13, 5000.
NJ Z. Buck TO A. II. Da.roW ut Sc or
OF ne or 15-20.13, s1OO5.
4. e. Button 70 =. Madden ne or Of ne
Or 31.20-1S, $500.
J: Fisher 20 J. L. StoItzfus sw or Of ne
Or 16-20-13, $500.
Robert 8. Fleming to Benjamin Bodine
. ht Of nv or 1870 Is. 5000.
John Voorhees, 70 J. G. Furnas NV OF
of se or and NV Of sc of So and pt NV o.
se Or 28-2I-10, $500.
Samuel Berringer to Joseph WeIland
q hf OF nv or 16-21-12, $1,000.
John Mccormick 20 j. w. Mccormick
se or Of ne or 1919. $500
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L. r. Pruyn

AuclieEetr, successor to b. w. Pear
sail. Public sales of ali kinds will be
given prompt and careful Attentions.
With an extended experience In the auc-
ton business, he bespeaks an extensive
patronage which he viii endeavor 70
merit by satisfaction to ali customers.
Headquarters at the Central stables. EN-.
poris, Kansas.
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eoseazn

OsIu 400. UecemDtl oI.
fioss-Receipts. 1900; active and I0l
higher; - 1904 IS.
GAFFLE-ReceiptS. 00a; strong; exports
20 ec4S 90; good to choice IS S0e6 90; common
to fair, 81 l6S5 10
SHEEP-Recsipts. 700; steady at - 2064 90.
WHEAf-Aarket opened strong. but reced.
ed again and closed the same as yesterday
roc for cash and December.
COHE-Merket easier; 3s5<c for cash and thu
year
oATs-steady; z5x for January.
RYE-Ffrm at 57kc.
BARLEY-EasfeF at 5Sc.
FLAX SExD-FiFnn ct 81 30.
PORK-HiaheF at S1I OK for January.
LAKD-HiRhef at s. ak for January.
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The great fair at New Orleans opened
December 18th. 1t continues until the
end of May. The indications are that II
will be the greatest exposition ever held
possibly excepting the Centennial. 4
worlds fair in winter, aud at New Or.
leans, was bright idea for the city it
self and its surroundings is the most en-.
ioYable in the world at that season. But
q winter journey thIther has never been
cheap until now. In view, of the fair,
and the desire of many people to see il
if the circumstances are favorable, the
Santa Fee road has supplied its agents
with round trip tickets which carry the
purchaser to Kansas City, St LOUIS,
Memphis, New Orleans and back, and
give him a month or more to enjoy him.
self IN, at nearly half fare. Persons who
are thinking OF making this journey
other for business or pleasure, can OBJ
tam all details by talking with Mr. r.
E. TorTington. agent at Emporia.
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Monday morning at fine Coolidge
parlors Mr.. Carl BallWeg ana Miss Mag
gle Byrne were united in marriage, Rev
Father Dominic Meyer officiating. Mr.
Ballweg Is remittance clerk in the FRS
National bank. ard the bride smost ex.
eellent FoaRe lady. They via reside
here We extend hearty congraiula
non.
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Our government can no longer be said

Our government can no longer be said
to be an experiment. One hundred
years Of successful existence have estab.
lished it as 3 permanent institution
The magnificent conduct of the people
during the late election proves their
patriotism, and the wisdom of our con.
stItutloH Our immense commercial IN.
terests also furnish convincing proof.
We know Of no better illustration of the
success attending honorable and able
methods than the firm of D. n. Ferry &
Co., petroit, Michigan. the leading seeds
men of this country. From small begin
nings. thirty years ago. they have built
mp their mammoth business by strict
adherence 70 their initial prir ciple of
furnishing only the best seeds obtain
able. They offer to send their valuable
Annual" free to all who expect TO buy
seeds or bulbs.
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtainabIe in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish
Closes loans the day you apply If securi-
ty and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here.
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STRAYEL-On December 18th, 1884,
from the fair grounds large dark-red
cow weighing about 1000 pounds, ANY
information in regard to same will be
rewarded by leaving 1t with James
Huber, No. liz Commercial street.
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gains IN winter goods at GibsOn's
Wednesday, Dec. 81.

Wednesday, Dec. 81.
The concert people who wen 20 Dun
lap yesterday returned last night, this
morning snd TODAY. 1t took three
trains To bring them all home. They
report q good time and that tie pro-
ceeds were upward of $15.
j. B. Miller has purchased the four
lots near the depot formerly owned by
Mr.. BartheH of EmporIs. Mr. Miller
proposes 20 make q permanent business
OF shipping hay from that point
S. P. Elliott brought to town the pre-
MUM tuEkey-Weight, % lbs.
The most severe day of the season,
notwithstanding the Thermometer only
registers zero.
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at st. LSuia.

81. LOUIE. December 81.
Boes-AsFket active and strong: IIRh..
{ IS; receipts. s. 500: shi aments, Ll0o.
CETFLE-sczFce, but Grm, with better de-
mand; good butchers steers, s. GOA 90; com.
mon, IS 0e1t5 50; common to medium ship
n{ne. - OlS1l e. Feeefg1fs 400
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He BUSINESS MAhIS.
THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTERs.
The KGns a. City Live STOCK Market Is he
ported eSDecIaiIy for The DAILY
SEWs eTeTy afternoon by
ANDY j. SNYDER s. CO,
ROssGnH 80 and - Exchange BotIdIns
KEAaAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At KansSs City
KANE a. CRY. December 81.
CATrLE-Reoeipts. ss7; all grades arm and
fairly active at in advance Of 50I0c for all
good stu1.
Hoes-Receipts. Io.l:2 active and higher at
- 00g4 30; bulk OF sales at "a 1904 Is.
Inc OstV Indicator reports ~ heat-Rs-
eeipts. 1883; shipments, u, 900; In store.
547.6i9; ste ary for cash. but weaker for fu-
tures; No. red cash, sales 1t E5c. January,
sales at S5k9555fc; May. sales at 6i7f l6I 70;
No soft cash. sc bid, Csc asked.
CoRE-Reeeipta, 80 100; shipments. Il, E9S:
IN store. IS SIS; weaker; No. 3 cash. sales at
fZ0277Scs December, sales at 7kQ2Se: JAN
nary. sSles at 26 3-Sc; February, sales at 26Ec;
March. 25X bid. 2711e asked: Nav, sales ct
2SSc: No. white cash, 0okc asked
UAfs-No cash, z3c bid; 4kc asked.
RYE-No bids nor offerings.
Eaas-Stronger at z3e per dozen.
BUTFBR-UBehanRed.
Hay Fancy kmsIi bales SIC 20; large bales
SO 90. medism IS 50
< PRcEssIoHs-UDch
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BUsInEss BLOCKS.

The progress of our city IN the way OF
new business blocks has kept abreast Of
the remarkable private enterprise noted
in other respects. Among the two-story
brick business blocks remodelled or COM
pleted In 1884, or nearing completion, are
the following:
TEE NORRIS BLOCK.
ct 14I Commercial was completed in the
spriog. 1t IL 25x100 with q hall and
Offices on the second floor. The
JONES BLOCK
ct 100 and Ill Commercial, containing
two business rooms. each 25xS0, and
two fine suites of Offices and other rooms
on the second floor, hes just been COM
pieted al a. expense of 5000
PETERS HARDWARE COMPANY,
having purchased the block on the south
east corner of Commercial and Fifth and
the one directly south of il. have remod-
elled them by throwing the two large
rooms into one. putting in new fronts
and repainting the entire block. which
now gives them as commodious and
handsome quarters as any in the city.
NORTON q PRTTINeILL
have completed fine business block 81
1O2 and 104 Commercial, with two large
store rooms each 25x75 and good office
and tenement rooms up stairs. This
block cost $1,000.
FORDE GILLETT
are putting large double block on 1873
and 1875 Commercial. The estimated
cost is $4,000. The main store room
will be 5Ox11O feet. one of the largest In
the city
BAIRD BROTHERS
are placing fine block on the corner of
Sixth and Merchants. They will use
the large double first floor room, 50xl00
feet, for their own dry goods business
The building will cost about $12, 700.
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The regular annual meeting of the
stock holders of the Emporia National
bank for the election of directors, Will
De held at their banking house on Tues
day, January 18th, 1885, at 2 O'Clock
o. III. L. T. HERITAGE,
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The Garland stoves and Tsages have
the most artistic finish of any that we
have ever seen. They are everywhere
;kt oWledged to be the best N the
world, ~hIle they cost no more than is
often asked for interior goods. They
are IS noted for durability. convenience
aud economy of fuel as i"r style and
hpallfR
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There win be q donation party tor
Rev. John Jones Of the Second Presby-
terrain church at jays opera house, New
Years night, full particulars of which
will appear to morrow evening.
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STRAYKD.-December ed. an iron.
grey horse. years old, shod in. front
small buRchson top of back. Informa-
ton Leading 10 recovery literally re-
warded. G.. a Dale. one mi:e east Of
BItleItoWn.
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Call on Porterfield s. Co. If you wish
to borrow money. They have loads OF
1t. 149 Commercial, over old postofflce.
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Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Group, WhoopIng Cough aud bronchitis
Sold by Chas. Ryder
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The father of George 9. Kinney, ar
rested recently, suspected of the Henry
murder four years ago, has arrived in
town. He asserts that he can prove that
his son was In Michigan on the day on
which the murder occurred
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Soldiers having claims tor pensions
will do well to call on L. M. Keys, at
torney at law. Office, room No. in
NEWS building, up stairs.
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AUCTIoNEER.-When you want q
frst-class AuctIoneer call on G.. w.
Bryson, No. East street, Emporia,
Kansas
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For Dyspepsfs and Liver Complaint
you have printed qua aatee On every
bottle of Shiloh's vItalizsr. l. never
tails 10 cure Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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Monday Deputy United States Mar.
shall S. P. Wade arrested o. D.
Rasmussen and j. w. Thatcher
and took them to Topeka on charges
preferred by Santa Fee employee to the
effect that they, in dunning him
for the nOn-payment OF debt had used
on postal card. improper language
iibelous or scurrilous, as the case may be
This is a charge which, if true. cons II.
tutes a violation of the postal laws, and
for which trial is had ia the United
States court. We learn this evening
that they were both discharged.
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wo.n.a.. sunsrlns aud RELIEF.

Those languid, tireSome sensations, causing
you 10 feel scarcely able TO be on your feet;
that constant drain that is taking from Jour
system all its former elasticity driving the
bloom from your cheeks; that continual
strain upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritable N fretlul, can easily be remoV-
ed by the use OF that marvellous remedy, Hop
Biteers. Irregularities and Instructions o.
your system, are relieved at once Whhe the
special cause OF pea iodical pain are perm an
entity removed. None receive so much
bsneft, and none are 50 profoundly grateful
and show such an interest in recommending
Hops Bitter as women.
a Postal Card story.
was affected with kidney and uri-
nary
Trouble.
"For twelve yearsi"
Aftes irving ali the doctors and patent
medicines could hear of, | used two
bottles of Hop
"Bitters;"
And / an perfectly cured. keep il
"AH tue timer respectfully, b r.
| Booth, Salisbury, Tenn.-May 4, 1883
BR1DToRD, Pa. Nay s. 1873
| IthaS cured me of svvet al diseases, such a.
nervousness sickness at the stomach, monthly
1 troubles, ect. have not seen a sick day in
year, since ] took HOP blt0eFS AAAHS
AeIKhbors use them. Mrs. FANNIE GREEN
$4,000 Lost
"a tour 10 Europe that st me 500, Gone
tine less good than one bottle OF Hop Bittere
i 'sthey also cured my wife % fifteen years
| "nervsus weakness. sieepioSsness aud dysReP-
| 8ia,'' K. NJ, AuDutn.N. L
So, BLooAiNGvILLE, o.. Nay /, 'Te
sirs.I have been suffering a, ten yssFs; ,a Sr s
j more good than ALI the QOetOT6
I Miss 3. 8. BOONE
| Baby Saved.
We are SO thankful to say that our nursing
| baby was permanently cured Of DANCE rou
and protracted constipation and irregularity
| OF the bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by ii
| mothtr, which at the same time restored me-
| to perfect health and strength.
| THE Parents. Rochester n. Y.
| RsNone genuine without bunch oil
| green Hops on the white lAbcl. Shun all the
| vile poisonous stun with "Hop" or Hops
| Is their name.
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Are you made miserable By Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness. Loss of APP
petite, Yellow Skim Shiloh's Vitalizel
is positive cure. Sold by Chas. Ryder.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-01

VIM. Powell has an imported bull pup
from Mythe Cottage, Atherstone, War
WIckshire, England. 1t is a present
from VIM. Powrs of Sweetwater, Texas,
who is making trip to Europe at pres