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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-02
CANDIDATES.

The following Is a list OF names Of
caudidales for various officers: on the
tickets for thecity and the several wards
As reported and ordered printed at the
meeting Of candidates at Judge Fetch.
erls Office last night:
For Mayors. B. Warren and N.
Whittlesey.
For City Treasurer-Howard Dunlap.
For Police Judge. NJ. Keys, j.
Wilkins, John Allen and j. r. Barnes.
For Treasurer OF Board of Education
j. g. Traylor.
For Justices of the Peace, two to elect
Fletcher, Frank P. Payne, j.
Harvey Firth, C. B. Bachelor, G. S. w.
Lewis and j. G. Petsingill.
For COnstables, two to slect-L. r.
Vernon, T. johnson. w. p. Wilcox, Sim
Carter and A. j. Rawiston.
For Councilman-First ward, Frank
Mccain and j. L Wells; Second ward, D.
8. Bill. U. c. Spencer and 81. N. Frost
Third ward. E G. Edwards, N. W. Gill
christ, ]. A. Young, 81. B. Morse and Ed.
Hotter; Fourth ward. VIM. Adds.
For members OF Board of Education
First ward, W. 81. Barnes and G. W.
Frost; Second ward, J. c. Burnett and
G. @. Martin; Third ward, Geo. ".
Paxton and Geo. Miller; Fourth ward.
W. w. Scott. r L. Lott and G.. W,
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lIEEfINa OF NORMAL REGRnrs

The first meeting OF the new board Of
Normal regents was held this afternoon
at the State Normal building here.
There were present; Col. NJ. Stewart,
OF Wichita; J. II. franklin. of Russell !;
Il. D. Dickson, of Neosho Falls; w. N.
Rice, of Fit. Scott. and E. w. Warren, of
KIrwin. Mr. Thanhauser, of Newton,
was the only member absent. The
board organized by the election of
w b. Rice. preildent; j. II. Frank
lin wee president; 81. ID, Dickson, sec
rotary, and Col NJ. Stewart, treasurer.
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FENCE FACTORY.

The western farmer is often confront
ed with the problem, show to get the
best and cheapest fence" There are
many varieties of the barbed wire fence
which is coming into use rapidly, but
there are, too, certain objections to
that kind OF fencing and certain
places where it cannot be used adj
vantageously. To-day our reporter was
attracted by the hum Of machinery
to the picket ;snd wire fence
factory of W. o. Mcfarland at 81 Com
mercial STREET. An inspection of the
fence made here convinced US that
for variety of purposes for which
1t can be used and for simplicity, dura-
bilitY, and ease of putting in place and
transferring from place TO place. it has
no superior. This fence is made with
from two to five wires and any size or
style of,picket, usually from two to four
feet In length is woven in. 1t is put up
in rolls as 1t comes from the
machine and is ready TO fasten on
the posts Immediately. 1t is very con-
venlent for places where temporary
fence is desired. 1t is the best fence for
confinIng hogs and sheep, and cattle and
horses are in no danger of injury from
il.
MIR. Mcfarland came here about nine
months ago from Colorado. He has
only been manufacturing the fence stead
lily this spring. He has cold about four
miles of the fence in the last month. Mr..
+. A. Moorman, northeast of the city,
has bought one and a fourth miles OF
the fence and Mr.. John Hammond has
purchased another large lot. The bust
ness is increasing rapidly and orders are
already coming 10 faster than they can
be filed. The first orders are filed
first. Mr.. Mcfarland is a young and
enerjetic man, and we wish him con-
tinued success; and as he has an article
that speaks for itself, we hope his busl.
ness will increase so as to make more
room, more machinery and more help
necessary.
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The old school house, Familiarity known
as the "LAke Stde," was the scene of g
lively and spirited exhibition on Satur-
day evening. A very elaborate program
had been prepared, and each perform
ance was given with that earnestness
which generally characterizes country
exhibitions. The house was crowded,
she seats were full the windows jammed
and the tops of the desks weighed down
with human aVoirdupoit. Miss Over
street who had arranged TO have the ex-
hibition close the Lyceum season, had
several Of her city friends present VIM.
Jay read, and Miss Goddard played the
organ. When the exhibition closed
never was q merrier crowd turned out
They had laughed and talked and enjoy
cd the evening only as country people
can who work from week TO week with
honest hands. The exhibition was
success In every particular, and especi-
ally In its mirth and good humor.
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oos.a.1ss1onERs, pRocEEpInos.
cOuNrr cLzaxxogyseE, /

March %, 1885. l.
Board met as per adjournment. ali
members present.
Il Is hereby ordered by the board that
the county superintendent move her Of
nee irom the court house 70 room 5 Ia
the L. w. Lewis building, on April 1,
1885. JOHN L. BUTLER,
Chairman.
Whereas, Roland LakIn, county clerk,
bid in at the sherlff's sale, for the use of
Lyon county, lot No. "a in block No. g
in the town of Reading, said lot haying
been sold by the sheriff to satisfy e
judgment obtained by Lyon county
against w. a. Penheld.
Therefore be It ordered that this board
accept from said Lskin for said Lyon
county, said lot In block No. in Read
ing. JOHN L. BUTLER, Chairman.
1t is ordered by the board that the
county surveyor be and Is hereby direct
ed TO survey and stake of site for the
Troublesome creek bridge, and also to
take the levels for the plymouth bridge
JOHN L. BUTLER, Chairman.
Ii lie ordered by the board that the
county surveyor resurveY the read from
the south end OF the south approach of
SodeD's bridge, thence northeast 90 the
line OF the present located road, and that
the county CLERK draw the necessary IN
stTument in accordance with SAID sur
gey, TO be signed by W. T. Soden, to
make legal road from the above named
place OF beginning 10 ending, and have
the same recorded.
JOHN L. BUTLER, Chairman.
1t Is ordered by the board that the
county clerk be and is hereby directed
TO advertise for sealed bids for the build.
ing OF combination bridge over Cahola
creek. JOHN L. BUTLER, Chairman.
The board let the contract to Z. w.
Lewis to build 9 new abuIment, and tC
the Bulen Bridge company to build a
new Iron approach on the north end Of
the sodea bridge.
The contracts of John Hammond, L.
W. Lewis and the Bulen Bridge con
pany were approved, conditioned thai
W. T. Soden deeds the right of way r.
the Soden bridge.
The board adjourned. to meet at the
Pollock bridge. in Waterloo township
on Friday, April 3, 1885.
| Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk
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BY HARDPAN.
Prepar TO make earden

BY AARDPAN.
"WEDNESDAY, April, 1.
Prepar to make garden.
Protect your hay stacks, for prairie
flres are numerous.
Cal Hawkins Is reported to be quite
sick
Our weather prophet says that there
have been fifteen SHOWS since last fall
and prophecies one more.
People are now looking for better
weather IS the marrying is about all
over, unless their are some back par
ishes to hear from.
Lyman Hall has returned home. he
having been one Of the grand Jurors of
jackson township.
The lecture of last Thursday evening
was quite interesting. Owing to bad
weather there was not full house. Pro
fessor John N. Gillette will give another
lecture on Friday evening att O'Clock,
at the stone school house, on "Love,
Courtship and Marriage" and many
Ither points that will benefit the rising
generation. Go early and get a front
seat, a. he will make you grow happy
and fat.
Jacob Marceldus, our new pathmas-
ter, s mendlng the ways by having q
large force of men grading and hauling
rock and making . crossing on Badger
creek near Mr.. Thomkin's, on the sec
ton line. This road hereafter will be
in good condition, and will be the main
travelled road from Cole creek TO EN-
poria.
The quarterly meeting OF the Free
Methodists was held here last Sabbath
by Elder Tompkins of Arkansas City,
and quite a number from Emporla were
in attendance.
Mr.. Trail, who bought out Sam Cur
tie, has taken possession OF his farm, con-
sisting Of $40 acres. He Is . man of con.
siderable means, a. he shipped several
car loads Of hogs and cattle and from all
appearance he has come TO stay and will
make his home in Lyon county. We
are exceedingly glad to have good cit-
Zens locate in our neighborhood. Sue
cess to all 10 our motto.
r. Lafferty has given up all hopes of
getting an appointment under the new
administration, and he thinks If he had
gone to Washington TO the inauguration
there might have been some show for
him, as there Is no one seeking for Office
nom Kansas, and he would be al
"hunkidora.
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PuBLLc SALE-I viii ssli e my fam
three andouk Az miias Est al Emp6Es
IL, and ons-hAlf mile west Of Lakeside
school house. on
FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1885.
Commencing ct 10 q. N, the following
personal property, tc-Wtt: Is head q
good cows. some with calves By tkstr
sides BY thOrOughbrsd bali; Q head Of
ysAriing sseerS; 10 head of yeariing hsiE.
efs; 8 head Of teozy ear.old heffsrs, com.
ing three's; 8 head Of ysariine herSsrs
coming two's; head Of brood mares; !
yearling male, and some hGrnesa.
Terms OF SalO-A credit n elghI
months viii be given on al sums of S1(
and over on bankable paper with approx
ed security, without interest II paid
when due. II not 90 paid to draw ten PEI
cent frou dste Of note; all sums undel
IS cash. Five per cent of for cash.
Free lunch.
ALFRED CoArE.
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On fuesasy aftsEaeon or attention
was cAlisd q "a article IN one of The
kmporia daIlias a which appears now
f0r TIE nkls tine, Just on the eve of cleo
ton, the 1Est Intelligence TO the unfor.
tunate readers Of that paper,
that there b An important city
election 70 be held this spring. The pa
per is generally not more than twelve to
thiEty-six hours behind in publishing
the news, bat on this most important
measure Involving the continued well
fare and interests Of Emporia it is months
behind this daily, fhatin the beautiful
twilight scatters news and happiness TO
The family hearthstones OF the city,
all the way from twelve hours TO sixty
days ahead Of the Patent Plates, Nicker-
con Notes, Window Windings and
Kinsley Rulings.
AT last, there seems to be ''hen on"
Silent a. the cave Of gloom, as still a. q
painted ship upon . painted ocean,
upon this important local election until
now.
Blind to all interest in the selection of
he next mayor, deaf TO all the praises Of
the masses concerning the present In
cumbent's excellent general admInistra.
ton Of affairs, It at last. alas, has taken
. six mile twilight ride be-
hind ''dashing dapple" to
awake the great metropolitan
PATENT newspaper 70 the fact that
It ought TO be saying something. What
does 1t now blow forth TO the point Moth
ing, absolutely nothing, but wind and
spleen. It takes no stand except that OF
the "dog in the manRer." It has moi
q single good word TO say of Q single
man who has announced himself up to
this date, for anyo of the many Offices
Alas. Il Is possible. Aye, we have II
noTI The sly one! There
Is one man is there not
who should now come forward and as
sumo the helm Of this city's ship Of
stateH Mayor Warren, although the al.
most unanimous choice of the people oil
Emporia. We presume, would step aside
If this one man would come to the front
Would you not now resign, "Cap, ;" If the
great and good Charles Vernon E.
would, as he Intimates in the article
to-day, consent to be q candidate for
mayorf OF course you would
"Cap." You never would interfere with
the queen city's prosperity. Would you
not consent upon the solicitation
Of the hundred and one citizens,
while the one hundred were alb
sent from the city, to Withdraw and
work for the Immaculate one But no.
we believe upon more careful investiRa-
ton that this would-be censor docs not
live in Emporia. He is just "over the
line" just on the outside. Oh, " hat q
pityi It must be not for himself, but for
some man Friday" Why tackle
the mayor question at this late hour
when it is almost settled9 Why don't
that sheet turn its attention to township
officers and the Offices in which Its edI-
tor has some voice (one) and some vote.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-02

DR.. r. w. Fisk.oR Saturday procured
q patent for the Aerating butter-maker
invented by him some time since. The
device Is very simple. There are four
revolving wings with ribs. These oper-
ate very close TO the bottom of the cask.
They are operated by very simple ma
chinerY. Best practical results with
the least possible complication Is the
strong features OF the invention. We
understand the doctor has already sold
considerable territory and we wish him
continued success.
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Wunrnanav Anil

A. a meeting OF the Loan and Build
ing association held in the school house
last evening, ". 81 Clark, John Bond,
D. A Griuell, E. B. Lesh, c. F. Conk-
line, B. B. Boyal, John Butler, n. Wise
and ]. B. Miller were elected as direc-
tors who will meet tomorrow evening
and make out the necessary papers for
the procurement of the charter. John
Bond was elected president. @. F. Conk-
lin vice president, u. C. GrineIl secre-
tary and E. B. Leeh treasurer Of the as
ISOLATION. The constitution and bylaws
are now in the hands of the secretary
ready for printing.
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Al St. Louis.

81 LOWE Aprll i.
Hoas-Weak; Workers, a 9504 40; heavy,
81 s00A 80; packers. 81 1oa4 40; receipts,
6.sO0; shipments, 1900.
CArTLE- Easier; some sales shade lower;
export N, s. 6s65 90; good to choice. s. 259
5 50; butchers steers, - 250A rs: receipts,
9,T00.
FLoUE-UnchaDRed.
WHK1T-Higher aud ativei No. red. s6X
CSEx~EssieT; very slow; ssxGsaxc for
cash.
OAfs-Iower; s1xl32c bid for cash.
PROVIsIONg-Etrmer. but very slow.
PoRK-Jobbfng &c So Is.
RULK MKATs-LOne clear, So 90: short ribs
Is los short clear, 9B35.
s. 6016 20; short clear, So T506 50.
T01R
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AoYn, Olothinr

Our spring stock Of youths and boys
clothing has now arrived and We are pre-
pairing TO show some very handsome
suits In the nner qualities as we'll a. in
medium and cheaper grades. One of
our speciAlties IL the "Rough and Tum-
BILE" suits for boys 10 - years old, in
coat and knee pants. and made OF q
strong, serviceable, all wool fabric, war
ranted free from shoddy or cotton and TO
hold its color perfectly. They are double
Sewed throughout and will not rip. ii
you want nObby sailor suit AK to see
the "Admiral." 1t rs daisy.
q w Nnwn %
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"THE NEWS, which has been an
apology for every ring and fraud ever
formed, etc, etc-"-oh, come. now, good
nsighbor, every fraud every single one
That is hard on THE NEWS. Guess We
VIII stop printing paper. Last issue.
Goodbye. Here goes. Hold upi can't
yOn think Of just one fraud for whom
THE NEWS has not been an apologist!
We can; sod upon more mature deIib-
Grafton guess We will reconsider snd go
TO work getting ous copy for another
issue Of the paper tomorrow
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Thos A. Lewellyn and Robert Nelson
who ale about To- open gents furnish
ing goods store at No. 1856 Commercial
-Cbase's old stand-WilI be assisted by
Miss aattie Stewart who will conduct .
millinery establishment in connection
with. the sore. They viii begin bust
ness as soon az their goods arrive
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-02

S A. Brown s. Co, have juss erected .
sash house and lime house on Sixth
avenue, between Constitution and Con-
gress stree t., one square vest Of their
present yard and Offices. At an early
day their offices and entire local business
viii be moved to the site of their new
hnil6incs
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Msyor Warren ssys he has heard of

Mayor Warren ssys he has heard of a
man trying to steal = red hot stove, but
cannot think Of the kind Of 4 man that
would desire TO steal the wster-WOEke.
He says that If any body wants 70 buy
them he doesn't know II. and If they
did and he knows any one who thinks
the mayor has the power to sell them,
such q man ought to ask for eDlighien-
meut through the peoples columns Of
our esteemed contemporary, the -sIorn-
ing Patent Plate"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-02

1 can get abundance of money to loan
on farms In large or small sums for one,
Two. three. four. or I've years, at q low
rate Of interest, and allow payments to
30 made In small sums At different times,
or the whole amount may be kept i've
years or paid OF any time. ONCE with
Wells Bros, over EmDosia Savings
bank. 8. M. Ss,ru
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OEATHa

VIM Williams, living s)uth cast of
the city onIDry creek, died Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Williams
had been sick for some time. His age
was 81 years. That one SO young and
full of promise should die IS source ct
regret to his many friends. Tue funer-
al services will be held this after
noon at 3 O'Clock
Nellie Whitehall, aged ear, daugh-
ter OF ]. r. Whitehili, died Tuesd. =
evening at O'clock from diptheria, after
one weeks Illesz. The funeral was held
Wednesday at the family residence at 50
South Commercial street.
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L. n. Pruvn

AuctiOneer, successor to H. W. Pear
sail. Public sales Of all kinds will be
given prompt and careful attention.
With an extended experience in the auc-
ton business, he bespeaks an extensive
patronage which he will endeavor to
merit by satisfaction 10 all customers
Headquarters at the Central stables EN-
noria Kanaaa
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If our esteemed fellow citizen, who
does printing business on the shady
side of Sixth avenue and lives under the
government of 8 township trustee, should
conclude TO plant tree tomorrow, we
trust someone VIII tell him not TO put II
in the ground upside down-neisher
plates. nor plants look well in tbst POSI-
ton.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-02

NoTIcE-W. T. Walters has removed
his land ONCE TO the once OF Filkins q
5islers one door east of THE NEWS
ONCE where he has large Inst of farms,
stock ranches vacant lands and city
property for sale. Ifyou wish 70 buy
o. sell anything In his line. give him :
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The editor of our esteemed morning
contemporary don't have to plant trees
to-day ifEhe objects to 1t. He has
the remarkable faculty Of keeping
shady" without the aid of trees. THR
NEWS will have hand IN planting .
dozen or more elms and naples.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-02

Our mnrning contt m porary is little
"raitled" since t tackled the mayorality
II got out inio deep water and is still
there at lstest accounts, founderiDg
about with ono column of plates one
way. ard another the other.
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If Mayor Warren has made any
pledges or promises, we have yet to see
the man who knows Of them. We wish
Mayor Warren TO be elected without
making any pledges. We believe he
will he. He will then be in shape to use
his judgment, and We are willing to
trust his judgment, and believe 1t WIN
be what he thinks for the citizens best
intsrenla.
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Who Is the "people's'' candidate that
the morning paper blows 60 much
aboutI WIN We have TO wait for q
"mass" convention to assemble and In
form our people. The candidate Of the
people seems 70 be Selleck B. Warren.
who is the untrammeled candidate
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Buy the "Crown Jewell" baking pow.
der for only 80 cents q can at Reebles'
grocery. and also get prize with each
and every can. Among the prizes are
handsome teaspoons, beautiful butter
dishes, butter knives, etc.
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Notice..

Parties having stations or other stock
that they want trimmed or srayed will
do we'll to call on Sam White at No. 8
Exchange street, Emporia.
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6hilohs Vitalizer is what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite, dizzi-
ness and all symptoms of dyspepsia.
PEics 10 10 rs cents per bottle. Sold by
Chez. RYDER.
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A prairie fire on P6enIs creek, four
miles northeast, destroyed about $500
worth of hay, and also rail and hedge
fences for Joseph Cannon on Monday.
Among the fence destroyed was about o
mile of hedge. The fire originated
from the burning of some rubbish on an
adjoining farm.
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Plants FoH SALE-I have ten thou
sand choice plants which I will sell at
low rates, consisting OF all the different
varieties. CHAs. e. HALLBERG.
Greenhouse on South avenue and Ex.
change street.
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FoR SALE OR TRADE-A new house
Of four rooms, good cistern and cellar
on one lot, first class location. Will sell
for part cash and part time, or will trade
Tor farm. H. SuPPE
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Saturday, April IL, commencing at 1
O'Clock, At the corner OF Fifth avenue
and Commercial street. will sell ten
high grade Galloway bulls. Terms of
sale; Seven months time will be given
on bankAble paper ct 8 per cent. interest
or 8 per cent of for cash.
]. L. KREaLo.
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Oh, yes, let US call "mass' conven-
ton by all means. 1t is little late in
the day, but the Americas folks would
be glad to see us.
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Steers TO herd on the Hartman range,
Chase Co., Kansas, Address the under
signed at WonseVu, or call at Hartman
ranch. ]. N. NRwLIN.
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During the week H. E. Webb, mana
ger OF the United Telephone company's
exchange here, will put in six tele-
phones, one at the Heed residence, COR
ner OF Rural and Eleventh; one at the
Tanner residence, ~ Rural; one at the
store Of Tanner Bros. s. Heed, on Mer-
chants street; one at the Wherland resi-
dence. on Merchants street; one at the
Office OF DIR. G.. W. Ritter, on Commer-
cial street; and one at Fell s. McDer-
mot's dairy, northwest Of the city.
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Auctlonaarinr

John Bay win respond TO calls for
Auctioneering all kinds Of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
ONCE, or be found at his grocery on
Sixth avenue.
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WANTED-A good girl to do general
house work, 70 60 eight miles In the
country. A permanent situation to the
right party. Apply AZ this Office.
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The seamless pantaloon overalls. are
the best 70 be found in the market. for
sale By g. P. Jones & Co, only S1.O0 8
pair.
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Plenty. OF Money
To loan on farm property on long OF
short time on easy terms.
8. n. SMITH.
O1ilces with Wells Bros. over EN-.
porIa Savings Bank.
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You can't resolve man into the Office
of mayor. He must have qualifications
and votes. In short, he must be Mayor
Warren sort of a man.
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All young men who are interested in
the organization OF some form OF out
door amusement such as archery, cricket,
or polo arc requested to meet at the Y.
n. C. A. p4rlors next FRIDAY evening al
7 30 o'clock.