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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-08
RUNAWAY.

Ga Saturday afternoon Mrs. DR.. Jack
sons horse and pheaton stood in front of
the Star restaurant, w. RowIey, anem-
pioVe of Barwick's livery stable standing
near. The wind was blowing strong and
picked blanket out of the wagon scar
ing the jackson horse Will Rowley
caught the lines and tried to check the
animal. The horse ran to the opera
house corner, and turning. upset the car
rage upon ROwley, who manfulIy held
on to the ribbons, being dragged uuder
the vehicle for half square. when the
horse was stopped.
Rowley Is bruised, but able to do his
daily work, though feeling very sore.
Lockers on say he showed remarkable
presence of mind and grit under the try
ing circumstances. The carriage was
injured to the extent of $25.
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CLIFFORD AS MONTE CR1sro.

The appearance of Edwin Clifford at
the Whitley opera house on Saturday
evening was an event long to be remem-
bered by lovers OF the legitimate drama,
and no more graceful compliment could
have been paid this'reslly genuine artist
than this, that from the moment the
drama opened until it closed not one Of
the audience left their seats. As Ed
mund Dantes Mr.. Clifford sdeliaeates.
with majesty of voice, the imprisoned
man brought within the tollsL of the con.
splrators and made to feel their ven
Reence IN the supreme hour of the love
OF Mercedes, whom he has Just folded in
his arms on his return from the perIls of
the sea, and from thence hurried to the
dungeons of the bastIIe, entombed for
sixteea weary years, fOiled on every
hand, bat triumphant at last over ali his
enemies, and closing thesfnal scenes
With impressive grandeur. There were
situations In the play In which Mr..
Clifford's voice and actions reminded
old theateF-goers of the late Edwin
Forrest, the greatest Of American
trsgedIans, and the striking resem-
blance of Mr.. Clifford, both
In face and figure to President Cleve-
land was subject Of general comment.
Mr.. Clifford's support was In most re-
specas worthy of all praise.
Miss Lois Clark as Mercedes is espe-
clally worthy OF mention. AS the inno-
Cent and girlish Catalan begging for the
liberty of her lover, she won she hearts
of the audience and their sympaShies
at once, subsequently, enlisting all
their interests Is the unhappy wife and
devoted mother. pleading before the IN
relenting and seemingly heartlsss Dantes
for the life of her child, until. in her great |
agony the awful secret Is WrunR from
her that in his determination to murder |
her devoted boy, be will destroy his own |
flesh and blood land here, causing the
iron heart OF Dantes to quail, his
strength TO forsake him and sending the |
curtain down On one OF the most excit /
ing tableau in the drama.
Tho character OF Mercedes taxes the
resources Of the artist TO the utmost and i
it Is pleasure to chronicle the fact that
Miss Clark WAS tully equal 10 1t.
Miss Louise Haven too, as little
Albert, attractive IN form end
feature was thoroughly convsrssnE with
her part and entered into i.s spirit
with a life and vlvacity that took an nm
mediate hold upon the audience.
Frank Haven as Csderouss and Harry
hall as the dying Able were both very
in their respective parts. snd
ne performance altogether was very en-
oyabIe Il IL anoouEcsd thas the com.
paaY viii return 70 Emporia in about
tx weeks and II Is safe 30 say . hearty
awaits II.
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An ordinance levying q special tai
upon certain lots therein named TO pay
for the cest of building the sideW ALI
9butting the same was introduced, con
sidered by section, and adopted under q
suspension OF the rules by unaHImOus
vote.
An ordinance 70 repeal an ordinance
entitled IAN ordinance 1evyiDg q special
tax upon certain lots therein TO pay for
the cost Of building sidewalk hhutting
the same" approved Septemo Der %,
1885, was introduced, considered by SEC
ton under 9 suspension of the rules, end
adopted by Unanimous vote
An ordinance entitled IAN ordnance
providing for the construction vi side
walks therein named" were Introduced,
considered by section and adopted 10y q
unanimous vote. These ordinances
viii be found elsewhere 10 tais paper.
On motion OF bill the committee GU
streets and alleys were directed TO let the
contract Tor q sidewalk on west side of
Exchange street, between Second and
Fourth avenues.
On motion Of Mccain the vote on the
petition for gas lamp at the northwest
corner Of Fourth avenue and Exchange
street was recooeidered. and the petition
was referred 20 the committee on gas
with power 90 act.
On notion of W atso1, the committee
on streets and alleys were instructed to
let contract for sidewalk on south side Of
Eighth avenue between Mechanic street
and alley between Commercial and Me-
chAnic streets.
Ga motion Of Watson the committee
On streets end alleys we're Instructed TO
employ q superintendent To represent the
city N the laying of paving On the alley
between Third aod Fourth avenues and
and Merchants streets, the
Voie ssendIDg: Aye, Mccain. Thatcher.
Watson; nay, Bill and Adds.
Adjourned until next Monday ~. HiBg |
u 9 O'Clock e. NJ. FORCE. Clerk.
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OBITUARY.

DR.. Armour sends fHE NEWS partlc-
ulars of the decease of Robert Roberts,
one of the oldest citizens of Lyon coun-
~, who died last Sunday at the age of
59years. Mr. Roberts first located in
Douglas county in 1857, and shortly
after removed to Lyon county and pre-
empted 160 acres OF land In Fremont
township, about two and a half miles
north OF Emporia Since that time Mr..
Robert had acquired other lands until at
the tIu,e OF his death he was the POS.
SCISSOR of 800 acres, all we'll improved.
He was an extensive stock dealer, and
was also engaged IN raising and fatten-
ing 5ne cattle. During the rebellion Mr.
Roberts was employed by the govern
meDt as freighter between Ly on coun-
ty and Fort Gibson.
In February of 1851, Mr.. Roberts
married Mrs. Catherine Alter
of Morgan county. Illinois. by
whom he mad one child, Nancy A, now
Mrs. p. G. Servis, most estimabla lady,
who resides near the home farm. Mr..
Roberts was member Of the knights Of
honor. He was probably one OF the most
successful business men ID Lyon county,
and was at one time engaged in partner
ship with Mr.. David King. but when
Mr. Roberts was taken sick, nearly
year ago. the partnership was dissolved
and the lands and cattle divided. The
death OF Mr.. Roberts will Be sincerely
mourned by numerous friends He was
q kind father, mac Of strict integrity
and thoroughly liked by all who knew
him. Indeed, he was better known as
Uncle Bob Roberts than by any other
term. The funeral took place Tues
day al , O'Clock from bis late residence.
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scnooL REPozr.

The FIRST month of the Liaden VALLEY
school (No. y closed Friday, October 3.
The following lie the report: Total en-
rcllment, 80; average attendance, 81 g.
Pesons perfect 10 attendance and depors.
meut Nellie Fritts, Rosa Childers, En-
gene Cuilders. Claude Cnilders and
Freddie AcCIelland. Those whose ay-
erage in scholarship is 90 aud above:
"A" grade, Rosa Childers. Elite McCIek
land intermediate, Nellie FritEa, Guy
Sierer, John Hlgbee. Clara HamlIton.
Eugene ChIlders, Anna EcCormicks
Willie Mccormick; primary. Eddie
SiereT, Minnie stephens. Josiah Conn.
Gellor, SyIys Beach.
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PUBLIC SALE--The grandest stock
sale Of the season OF 275 head at Sunny
Slope farm, 21S miles west of Imports,
on
THURsDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1885,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m. sharp.
Having sold my farm SunnySlvpe), / will
offer for sale, without reserve, the fol-
lowing described stock, headed by o.
siau, the famous imported Galloway bull,
years old (pedigreed):
2 Galloway COWS, 3 years old 2 Gallo
way cows. 4 years old; 4 Galloway bull
calves; 3 Galloway heller calves; 20
graded Galloway calves; Jersey heiier
l year old: half Jersey heifer, 3 years
old; tne COW, 4 years old, half Jersey
and Holstein; 2 HolsteIn heifers, 2 years
old; Holstein heifers, 3 years old; 80
steers, year old; % steers, 2 years old :;
% heifers, year old 20 heiEers, 2 years
old; IS cows, one:half with calves by
their side, many good mixers; 35 grade
shorthorn calves; IL mules, coming 2
years old; colts, year old; 4 colts, Q
years old; mare colt, years old; l
work horse, years old; 1 work horse,
years old. drives double or single: l
fine single driving horse, years old; l
fine single driving horse. years old; /
mare and colt.
TERMs-On all sums over $40 credi,
OF twelve months will be given, with in.
terrestrial per cent Good bankable pa.
per will be required. per cent off fol
cash.
A good free lunch will be spread un.
der a canyas. Come one and all.
L. r. PRUYN, II. PARKAfAN.
Auctioneer
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AoARnoruAna

/ desire publicly TO thank all the
friends who attended the funeral of my
late husband. James W. Baldwin. and
especially am 1 grateful to his brother
MasoDs who we're present and bore him
tohjslast resting place, and gave evidence
of sympathy toward myself and family
IN this our great bereavement. And I
pray the blessings Of heaven may rest
upon each and every one of them and
hope that, if necessity requires, they
may find, a. we have among strangers
the true brotherly love And sfectiOa
that has been showered upon me aud
mine. LAvIEA n. BALDWIN. 3
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FIRE.

Mr. Jacob Taylor. living In Reading
township, about sixteen milee northeast
of Emporia, met with heavy loss sam.
day in the burning OF his frame stable;
two story structure. Besides the build
Ing three head of horses and four mules
we're lost, together with the harness,
tools ana equipments of first4caass
stable. Mr.. Taylor roughly estimates
his loss at 50 1000. upon which there is
an insurance in the Northwestern of
Milwaukee of $500 on the building, bus
nothing on the stock. The IRE occurred
at midnight, but from what cause Is un.
knouu0
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H. H. BuoKwALrER,

II you need a ladies' wrap from 81
to $25. We are headquarters on them in
style, texture, fit and finish, while in low
prices we have no competition. from the
simple fact that all dealers decline to
meet our prices. Tanner Bros. & Heed.
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Factn Tor thn PaoaI-

we have sold since Monday morning
up I'LL this Saturday noon 1896 half
sacks flour and $1,000 pounds feed. We
are foolish enough to believe that this is
more flour and feed than ali the rest of
the Town has sold in the same length of
Time. We are very thankful for this
large patronage and shall use every eff.
iort To Keep full and complete stock of
the very best quality OF flour made.
winch we will sell at the very closest
living margins. JOHN FIuxpp
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Farm Loans.

l can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one.
two, three, four, or Eve years, at q low
rate Of interest, and allow payments to
be made IN small sums 1T different times
or the whole amount may be kept five
years or paid on any time. Rooms at
OLD Central ONCE. Fifth Avenue, first
door back of EmpOria National Bsnk'
s. M. SMITH
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Died suddenly of heart disease. Al
3:IO Sunday morning. james ". Bald
win, aged 81 yeArs. Deceased is father
in law Of VIM. Rho4ds, solicitor Of the
EmDuria Kansas Land Investment con-
pany. Services were hell d MAY in
Knights Of Pythiss hall, ct O'Clock,
by Rev. Snodgrsss of the n. E. church.
BGr. Baldwin leaves wife and three
children, twp here and ane IN Indiana.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-08

woonsOcket rubber, rubber lined boots
for men, 81 80.
Hsyward's scarlet wool lined arctlcs
for men, 81 25.
RAyWsrd's scarlet wool lined arctics
for ladies, 81 90.
Hayward's scarlet wool lined arctIcs
for misses. 20 cents.
Hsyward's scarlet wool lined arctics
for children, so cents.
These are all recognized 6Y the boot
and shoe fraternity to be as good as any
brands made in the United States, and
our prices on them are less than other
houses will charge you for seconds in
rubbeTs. Tanner Bros. & Heed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-08

The temperance meeting at the N. E
church Monday was but sIimIy at
tended and but little interest manifested
on the part of those present. A commit
tee was appointed TO circulate petition
asking or demanding that the officers en-
force prohibitory law, and another Gem.
mIttee appointed to consider the oues-
ton OF organization o, the ct,y and
county with the view to the punishment
OF lA~ violators. The next meeting Will
De held at the same place in one week.
Elder Lott occupied the chair aud NJ
s Piper acted as secretary. Several
ladies were present, including Mrs. Jaw
j. BUCK. who took a0me interest Ia the
proceedings
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To the Farmers of Lyon and Adjoining cOun

To the Farmers of Lyon and Adjoining eOun-
ties:
FIuker will sell you q firstclAss
Roller Patent flour at $1.35 per sack;
good second grade at $l.25; thIrd grade
At 81. Bran at so cents. Shorts at 60
cents. We have just closed contract
and are receiving 1900 sacks of -four
and ten car loads 200 600 pounds Of bran
and shorts. These goods were all
bought away down and will be sold sc-
cordinRly at low prices, either Wholesale
or retail. JNo. FLUKER.
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PLAIN and twilled scarlet fianDels are
In demand now. We show the best 25
cent scarlet twilled flannel ever offered
at that price in Kansas Our whole line
We bought at peremptorY sale in June
last. These goods are now is per cent
higher than they were then, but cash
holds them down ana cash is our terms.
Tanner Bros. b Heed.
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We open this week line of school
girls cloaks in sheep gray colors, ages
six, eight, ten, twelve, fourteen and six
teen. We bought them as wrecked
goods from arailroad smashup, but they
are in no wise soiled or damaged. We
sell the six year old at $l.25 and rise IS
cents on each age. These are cheaper
than anything you can buy for the pur-
pose Tanner Bros. s. Heed,
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On next Monday swearing Wsd 81
Ward, s..Prof Jas. RossdGle." of Jeru.
salem will open hey. II. GA. lecture
course In .he z M.G=A. hail. in, Flu
.ker's block. The professor is = graduate
OF K.ng's College London. aad other
colleges Of Europe and comes highly
recommended e. 9 lecturer The leo
lures viii be givsn s. follows. to-wst:
Monday evening-"COmicalities and
Realities OF Oriental Lille Tuesday
evenisg--A,onR with the Hadjees 70
the Holy City Of Mecca" Wednesday
evening-roue Hundred Minutes with
the People Of Jerasalem-H
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20 cents buys OF US an all wool west
ern made plain flannel, black and red.
blue and black, and black and white
solid and broken plaids. These are
from railroad wreck. and are worth S5
cents and are as clean as the day thew
were made. Tanner Bros. s. Heed.
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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 obtainabIe in The
stale, and on any kind OF time YOU wish
Closes loans the day you apply If secnri'
" and title is all right. No extra or nm
expected charges. Interest payable
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1t shonld not be forgotten that the
great spectacular drama, the World"
will be produced at the Whitley topera
house on Friday and Saturday nights of
this week. 1t requires car load of
special scenery to present this piece
properly, and it Will tar exceed In mag
nifcence any piece heretofore presented
in EmpOria.
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Mems scarlet all wool shirts and
drawers from 80 cents to 81 so each.
These are from a railroad wreck and
some Of them little soiled, but the best
value Ct the prices they are marked ever
shown IN Emporia. Tanner Bros. s.
Heed
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Kid, gost aud grain button shoes for
ladies and misses is a big trade with Us
In both our stores, and we show better
goods for the money than any other
concern in the state. We expect nobody
70 take our word for It. bnt the goods
when seen speak tor themselves. Tan.
ner Bros. s. Heed.
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L. F. PRuYN, Au:loneer,

It is not a pleasant thought upon re-
firing for the night, that it is more than
probable you will have to go out on the
front porch the next morning TO put on
your breeches, with the thermometer at
the freezing point. But such is life in
the far west, where festive burglars
abound. We await our turn with resig-
nation
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DIED

At the residence of his daughter, Mis-.
o. Smith. 81 State street. Monday night,
At 80 q M. Mr.. Levi zimmer, sged So
years. The cause of his desth was rheu-
mssism Of the heart. He was buried
from the residence Of his daughter this
afternoon.
Ms. P J. Simmons, aged q years,
died Of consumption Al her residence on
Duck creek yesterday, and tie funeral
took place to-day She was . member
Of the Christian church. and Rev, Loiz
cflciased a the funeral
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Lloyd s. Thomas, Isl Commercial street
are now offering the the latest designs In
ladies' and children's cloaks, all of the
best makes and thoroughly finished.
The prices of these are within the reach
of all desiring good and serviceable gar
ments. LLOYD & THOMAS,
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will offer for sale at public auction
on Fifth avenue, Saturday, October 10,
at o'clock, fourteen cows with calves
by their sides, on six months time with
out interest. Five per cent off for cash.
Nj. T. WILLIAMS.
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Hoods for Children, Misses. and La
dies, 20 TO 10 cents. and this Is not fiftv
cents on the dollar of their actual value.
They are from railroad wreck. Some
OF them are slightly soiled, others as
perfect as the day they were packed.
Tanner Bros. & Heed
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: II mems, boys, youths or children's
suits interest you, or overcoats either,
we have now in stock and Ia trsnsit the
best line of these goods We have ever
shown. Cash is what caught them and
our marked prices In plaiE figures is
less than other houses own them. Tan
ner Bros. & Heed
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Since our list of buEglArous visits
Saturday and Sunday nights, one made
to the residence of Mr.. d. w. Eastman
has been developed. Nothing was Sc
cured, though a portion of Will's wear
ing apparel had been carried out and
overhauled. The pants containing his
pocket book had been overlooked and
another pair taken. His watch, which
he had placed upon bureau before re-
tirIng, also escaped.
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There was shipment ct race horses
to Marion, Saturday. VIM. A. Snoddy
took down his fast mare, "Katie R., and
George POlsen escorted N. M. Mason's
PAGER, Roy" with his own animal
"Golly Hale" a running horse. These
horses race to-day, tomorrow and next
day, and then go TO Hutchinson.
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Miss May Scott. httle daughter of a.
D. Scott, celebrated her fifth anniversary
on Saturday last at the residence of her
grandfather, Judge E. B. Peyton. Twen-
ty-tive invitations were responded to by
an equal number of little folks. A gen.
uine birthday dinner was prepared and
partaken of with the usual amount of
hilarity due to such occasions. Many
little hearts were made happy, especial
ly May. who received numerous pres
anita
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Money! nfoneyII NTonev,,,

To Loan on CITY Property and Farms
At the very lowest rate Of interest and
commission Money paid when papers
are signed. Correspondence and per-
sonal interviews with G view to business
relations solicited. Office, Fifth ave-
nue., third door west of Commercial
street, north side.
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Senator Plumb is making him

Sens,or Plumb is making himself
more than usually popular throughout
the state by accepting invitations TO de-
liver addresses before various agricultu-
raj associations and what is better, the
Senator is always on time. In order TO
keep his engagement at tue KiDRman
county far he was Obliged to break
away from Topeka at q most interesting
time, but he had delivered an address
thelea and was enabled to arrive Ia King.
man on Friday and deliver an address
on the same day, being met by a very
large assemblage OF the people. Sena-
tor Plumb can always be relied upon as
true representative of the agricultural
interests of our state
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THE NEWS.
HnEfAa
rAa g. IL 60 = ;r,,, -.

The firm of Stone & Miller having on
the 2Sth day Of Sept. 1885, dissolved
partnership. by mutual consent, r. j.
Bootey having purchased o. E. Miller's
interest. All parties knowing them.
selves indebted TO the came will please
call and settle with Stone s. Bootey.
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pic Snc FArmeFs ofLyon and Adjoining cour.
Flnker will sell you tirst-cIass Rol,ar
Patent flour at $1.35 per sack; a good
second grade at $l.25; third grade =,
81 Bran at so cents. Shorts at go
cents. We have just closed contract
and are receiving $1,000 sacks Of fiour
and ten car loads. 100000 pounds, bran
and shorts, These goods were all
bought away down and will be sold ac.
cordinRly at low rrices. either wholesale
or retail. Iouv U, eo'-'e
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A Driving Park association is being
organized. Their design is to have q
meeting here October 81, % and %,
with an aggregate of purses Of 81, 800
The meeting Is called just at the close of
the northern, western and southern cir
cults, and it is expected that $50 horses
will be present If the citizens take
hold Of the matter. it will be made one
the most successful and Interesting Sc
ries oil races ever held in the state. A
large number of people will undoubted-
" be present if the the effort proves a
success in raising the necessary stock
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No arrests as far as heard from have
been made by the police of Emporia IN
connection with the recent burglaries.
Is it case of the police lodging the
burglars err the burglars dodglng the
pOlfca9
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Vallejo Evening Chronicle, Sept. "a,
1888; The undersigned beneficiary Of
William ID, Sullivan hereby tenders his
public thanks TO the Self Endowment
Lille Security Association of the United
states, office l,O32 Market street, San
Francisco, for the promptness with which
said Association paid the policy of NV
deceased brother, William d. Sullivan.
oy check on the Bank of California.
JOHN j. Sullivan
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1t is of interest to know that the Iowa
potato crop is half failure. Emporis
usually ships in from thirty 10 forty car
loads of Iowa tuOers every fail. A busi-
ness man predicts high prices this win.
ter. The lows surplus can now be put
on the sidetrack here for 72 cents, but
how long this will continue Is problem
mt easily aolyad