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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-16
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Friday night IN tho council chamber
Just after the adjournment Of the alder
men, there happened 8 most pleasant
and interesting episode. DR.. Jacobs,
who had q few moments before come
into the room. stepped forward and said :
CAPT. WARRKN:-In behalf of the
councilmen here assembled, and . few
other warm friends, allow me 20 present
you with this beautiful gold headed
ebony cane. It is but . slight token OF
our esteem and friendship for you and Of
our recognition Of the honorable, able
and successful manner in which you
have directed the affairs Of the
city during your administration.
II must be Q source Of much
qualification to you to observe among
these friends your council. These men
have long been associated with you and
know you best and the token of respect
and esteem reflects creditAblY upon you.
Accept this cane and regard rs as your
warm and constant friends.
Captain Warren was taken completely
by surprise ct the presentation of the
handsome gift and arose and spoke
feelingly a. follows:
GENTLEMEN: You have the old man
corralled this time, sure. This has been
week Of surprises 20 me for got
little one last Tuesday, II I remember
right. But this one tonight reaches
down among the heart-strings of
6 man in . way that connects
and strengthens the friendship that
has existed among Us so long. AS may
or of this city for the past two years
will only say that no word of diGcoTd
has ever been heard among rs, and that
We have all pulled together for the best
interest Of the whole city, as II seemed TO
us. never sought this Office or any
other and never asked q man 70 cast
ballot for me IN my life and
never shall; have made no
promises that l did not keep in my
life. have made some enemies I ex-
pect by being independent IN all things,
but l cannot help II. have made you
and many others my friends and Am
satisfied; and / cay to you now that
had rather have that cane, coming as It
does with your friendship and your con-
hdence In me and IN my integrity, than
to be governor Of the state Of Kansas.
The cane is q beautiful one and the
timely and appropriate presentation will
endear the recipient and donors more
closely than ever. The inscription was
most fitting. Upon the handle were
engraved these words:
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PERSONAL MENTION

&C. Muller, OF Hutchinson, was here
Saturday.
Thad DtvIdson came III Saturday to
spend Sunday at home.
MISS Anna Cassingham, of Council
Grove, came down to attend the calico
ball.
Judge G. B. Graves has returned from
Burlington. He will resume court there
April 20.
We ere glad to learn that Mrs. j G.
Burnett is rapidly recovering from her
recent serious illness.
Luther Rees, Of the pension depart
men,. with headquarters 10 Kansas City,
is here to spend Sabbath.
John Wheld1n Is absent from his
plscs In bis brother Ben's store On &C
count of the mumps.
Perry G. Logan ami ID. NJ. Brook, tor
merly of Emporia, are now al the m'nes
at Mineral Point, Colorado.
Mrs. N II. Hubbard and sister, who
have been visiting In the city for few
days, returned TO NIckerson.
Rev. o. d. Shuey has stdried on a tour
OF several northeastern counties 10 the
interest OF the Reformed church. He
will be abse Mt several days.
Mrs. McFarlan and her daughter
Ollie, of Mendoza, Illinois, arrived in
the city last week v ith Mrs. Fulmer
with whom they are visiting.
d. s. Hurlbut and wife arrived home
from California last week, having made
six months visit on the coast. They
will at once resume Housekeeping al
their new home at 81 Union street.
B. G. Carver and family and niece
Miss Florence Lamme, arrived from
Ohio last Friday. MI. Carver will
reside on State street, 10 Normal, wher,
Miss Lamme will be GU st while il
the city. Mr. Carver is father of Johr
N Carver of this city.
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PArRoNIzE HOME INSTITUTIONS

The Southern Kansas Railway Is . Kan
e0s Road
And is thoroughly Identified with the
interest and progress of the state of Kan
sas and its people, and affords its patrons
facilities uneQualed by any line in east
ern and southeastern Kansas, running
through express trains daily between
Kansas Civ and Olaihe, Ottawa, Gar
vale, Independence, Winfield, Wellington,
Harper, Attica and intermediate points.
Through mail trains daily except SUM-
day between Kansas City and yelling
ton, and intermediate stations, making
close connections at Ottawa, Chanute
and Cherryvale with our trAin1 for En-
porIa, Burlington, GIrard, Walnut and
Coffeyville.
Sunday between Kansas City, Olathe
and Ottawa
Remember that by purchasing tickets
wa this line connection Is made in the
Union depot at Kansas City with
through trains to all points, avoiding
transfers and changes at way stations.
Through tickets can be purchased VIA.
this line at any Of the regular coupon
stations, and your baggage checked
through 10 destination east, west, north
OF south.
Pullman sleepers on all night trains
For further information, sac maps and
folders, or call on or address,
g. B. HYNEs,
Gen1 Passenger Agt-,
Lawrence, Kan.
R E. ToRRIEeToN, Agent.
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Easy to see Through.

How can - waich-no matter how
costly-be expected 10 go when the
mnnspring won't operate? How can
anyone be well when his stomach, liver
aad kidneys are out of orderl OF course
You say, "He cannot" Yet thousands
o people drag along miserahlY in that
condition; not sick abed. but not able to
work with comfort and energy. How
foolish, when a hottie or two OF Psrker's
Tonic would set them all right. Try il,
aad get back } our health aud spirits.
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UNION PACIFIC ENe1NEERs.

The corps of Union Pacific surveyors
III charge of MIR. A Slimson, of Omaha,
F,Iday passed through the city on First
avenue MIR. Stimson said that
there are no material changes In orders
from headquarters. and he therefore ex-
pects to run a line in the direction of
FL Dorado. He stated that the camp,
which has been tor some time tour miles
ca of here, would in few days be re-
moved to point southwest of the city.
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One Bottle Instead OF = Dozen.

and it took only one bottle to do it,"
said a gentleman, speaking OF Parker's
Hair Balsam. II had run OF fever, and
when 1 got well of that my hair began
10 fall out so fast as 10 alarm me.
really didn't know what to do, until one
day freud said, Try Parker's Hair
Balsam.' That was some months ago.
What surprised me was the fact that one
bottle was enough. I expected TO use
up dozen" CieSn, highly perfumed.
not oily, not a dye. Restores original
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Ten Thousand Dollars for a Drink.


'tYou may not believe it, but once
paid $40, 900 for a drink of whisky,
said a corporal on duty at the arsenal
in the mess room the other day. The
talk had turned to war prices and some
pretty steep figures were mentioned:
No one believed the corporal and all
laughed. But the corporal braced up
and said:
'EWhen 1 left Petersburg in So had
$40, 900 in Confederate scrip. 1t was
as cold as blazes and Teller got warm
thinking of whisky. l was hard up
for q drink, and as had been reading
a paper on the delicious liquor, my
mind wandered to it. Before / had
gone far met a travelling whisky sa-
| loon on wheels. Yes, a sutler. you
know. That's what We called them.
/ hadn't a cent except the scrip, but
Just went up and says:
"'Sutler, have you any good whiskyP'
That have says he Well. if you
will give me q good drink. says ], III
give you $4,000 Well. you should
/ have seen him smile. He knew it was
q gag, but just to see the thing out hs
filed me cup full of taDglefoot, which
drank with q relish. you bet. Then
gave him S1o.O00 l offered the othel
SIC, 600. but he had been there.
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Nrvrr GIYe Nm

II you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss OF appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti-
tuition, headache, or any disease of a
bilious nature, by all means procure q
bottle of Elecirlc Bitters. You will be
surpTlSed To see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength and activity will
return pain and misery Will cease, aud
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents q
bottle by B. Wheldon. IN
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We therefore recommend the adoption
of the following resolution:
Resolved, The following named per-
sons having received the highest mum Der
of votes cast at the election held In the
city OF EmpOrla on April 7th, in 1885,
for the Office named after their respective
names, are hereby declared duly elected
to such office respectively.
n. Whittlesey, Mayor.
Howard Dunlap, City Treasurer.
L. NJ. Keys, Police Judge.
j g. TrsYlor, Treasurer of Board of
Education.
Frank Mccain, Councilman First
Ward.
D. 8. Bill, Councilman Second Ward
81. B. Morse, Councilman Third
VIM. Adds, Councilman Fourth
Ward
G. W. Frost, Member of Board of
Education First Ward.
j. G. Burnett, Member of Board OF
Education Second Ward.
G. w. Paxton, Mem Der of Board of
Education Third Ward.
w. W. Scott, Member of Board of
Education Fourth Ward.
Charles Fletcher, Justice of the Peace.
Frank P. PAYNE, Justice of the Peace.
T. johnson, Constable.
L. r. Vernon, Constable.
Respectfully submitted,
@. P. THEIs.
D. s. BILL.
Tellers.
On motion the report of the tellers was
adopted. Adjourned.
E. N. FORDE, City Clerk.
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VItaI Ouestfops!It!

Ask tile most eminent physician
OF and school, what is the best thing
in the world for quoting and allayIng all
irritation of the nerves. and curing all
forms of nervous complaints, giving,
natural, childIike refreshing sleep
always?
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
'tSonae form Of Hops!!m
CHAPTER l
Ask any or all of the most eminent
physicians:
''What IS the best and only remedy
hat can be relied on to cure all diseases
of the kidneys and urinary organs; such
as Bright's disease, diabetes, retention
diseases and ailments peculiar to Wo-
NAM
"And tdey will tell you explicitly and
cmphatically "Buchu!!"
Ask the same physicians
what is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia
constipation, indigestion, biliOusness,
malaria, fever, agae, &C." and they will
tell you:
Handrdkei or DdndeliOn!!!"
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable abe p,+,o-s srob i.
wonderful and mysterious eul alive power Is
developed, which is sa varied in its opera
tions that no diseases or i'll health can pos
sibly exist or resist its power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER IL.
Patients
almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians
of Brights and other kidney diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crdzy!!!!!
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness
wakefulness, and various diseases pecu-
liar TO women.
People drown out of shape from eXGruciat-
ing panes of rheumatism, infammatory and
chronic, or suffering from scrofuia.
Erysipelas
'.Saltrheum, blood poisoning. dyspepsia,
indi Ses tiun. and, il fact, almost all diseases
fral''
Nature i heir 10
HsVe been cured by Hop Bittefs prof Of
which can be found in every neighborhood in
the known world.
ES5@Sone genuine without a bunch OF
green Hops on the white label Shun all the
vile poisonous stun with Hop or Hops
is their name.
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aucklcn,s Arnica snlve

The best salve in the world for cuts
aruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chIlblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per
box For sale by B. Wheldon.
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II. Black, whom We recently men,
TONED az intending TO run an ice cream
restaurant at the former stand of Hughes
& Co.'S grocery, is preparing his room
for the summer. He will also run a
lunch counter and Will manufacture Il
fine grade OF handmade candies. This
last he will make a special feature and
proposes to make 1t popular upon its
inertia
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Another surprise was in store. This
for Mr.. q. P. Thels, the retiring council
man from the Fourth ward. Mr.. Theis
has made a most faithful member of the
council, and has been careful to always
do what he regarded as best for the city's
welfare. A beautiful gold headed cane
was also presented to him, on behalf of
the council ana other friends, by DR..
Jacobs. In response, Mr.. Theis made a
neat speech, expressing his sincere Rratl-
tude for the beautiful gift, and the kindly
motives prompting 1t.
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The four lots recently purchased by
Mr.. Hartman Harrison on the corner Of
Teath and Neosho are TO be the site of
his new residence soon to be COM
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WRECK.

The derailing of three freight cars
loaded with lumber and sand, at a point
beyond MelVene on the Kansas Southern
delayed the arrival of the accommada-
ton train. due here from Ottawa Friday
night at9 O'Clock until O'Clock this
morning. The cars that jumped the
the track were badly wrecked, and their
contents scattered. Neither the loco
motive nor the passenger coach were
thrown off the track or injured. The
latter contained large number OF pas
sengers who. very fortunately escaped
with nothing more serious than a severe
shaking up. No cause for the accident
was discovered.
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Harlow G.. Wiser Friday had twelvs
hundred apple, pear. and plum trees,
and . number Of grape cuttings sent 70
the ranch in the northern part Of the
county. he will have ten acres put in
orchard and vineyard.
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ID. Thomas & Co. will push the re-
pairs on the building destroyed by fire
a. rapidly as possible, until completed
and ready for use.
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The complete weight of the largest
steam hammer in the United States is
$40 tons. 1t is 50 feet high. cost $50,
coo, and was recently manufactured in
Philadelphia for a Cleveland forge
works
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Mr.. "Anonr writes us quite nice let
ter, but forgets to enclose 1--WE dollars for
the advertising therein. Come around
again Mr.. A.
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Miss O. Gertrude Kramer was recently
the recipient OF magnificent Decker
Bros. piano. q present from her father.
1t Is one Of the few costly instruments
of that make IN town.
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THE NEWS.
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1885.

8. 81. Waite has taken an excellent
photograph ofthe Welsh Congregational
church.
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CITY CouNCrL. PRoCEED1Nes.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
Anrtl 10 1898.

April 10, 1860.
Couacil met pursuant TO adjournment
Present Mayor Warren, Messrs. Nc
Cain, Walkup. Bill Davis, Thatcher,
Theis, Watson.
Minutes of meeting held April 6, 1885,
were resd and approved.
Police judges report from April to
10, inclusive, referred to the committee
on claims.
City engineer reported that he resur-
yeyed the line On Fourth avenue abut-
ting lot 81 State street, and found that
the survey made by City Engineer Ba-
ker was correct, and the report was re-
ceived and filed.
An ordinance providing for the pay
ment Of the following claims was con-
sidered by sections under a suspension
of the rules and adopted by unanimous
vote.
b. v. Bandrem. harness material -. 3 3 20
T. ID. Br6gunieF, matches ...-.........- Is
I. D. Fox 4 Co, stationery ----:-.. SO
Judges and clerks of election, s. each. 40 20
Peters Hardware Co.. hardware. so
Oscar Saabye, city engineer. .......-. 90
Lewis Lutz. tax refunded .-.-..-.-...-. IL 90
The council then proceeded to canvass
the votes cast at the election held April
8, 1885, and the mayor appointed c. P.
Theis and D. s. Bill as tellers, who made
the following report:
To the Hon. Mayor and Council of Emporla
Kansas.
The undersigned your tellers appoint
ed TO canvass the votes cast at the election
held in the city of Emporia on Monday,
April It'll, 1885, beg leave to report that
they csnvassed the same in the presence
of the council and found the votes cast
for the several officers as follows:
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DR.. T. F. FOncannon has purchased
the resldence Of c.. W. Gllett at 100
Market street and has moved into II.
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GRAND LODGE ORR.

The Grand Lodge Knights of Honor,
of this state has been was annual session
at Topeka during last week. The lodge
at this place WAS represented in the
grand body by p. ID, w. A. Ireland; r.
Z. Torrington as one of the trustees, and
S. Is. Riggs, as member of the finance
committee of the Grand Lodge, were
also 10 attendance. An interesting and
profitable session was held
The officers of the Grand Lodge for
the ensuing year are as follows:
q. d., A. b. Pinkston. Lcayenworth.
G.. V. d., W. T. Johnson, Paola.
G. A D., w. II Tullis, Girard.
@. Chap Rev. VIM. Campbell, Man
haitian.
G. Rep, S. B Riggs, Emporia.
@. rr, @. T. Ewing, ThaYer.
G Guide, j. w. Wingard, Wichita.
G. Guard, V. NJ. Dewey, Indpend-
ence.
Representative to the Supreme lodge,
\. b. PInksto- OF Leavenworth.
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IA MAN
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The ten mile run al tbs P4rlor rink
Thursday drew a large audience. II
resulted however IN a race hgains! time
on the part OF Burnett as Irvine did not
appear, and after the fourth mile Ross
sprained his ankle, and after q second a.
tempt retired from the race. The boys
are good foot men, but the numerous
watches held and eagerly scanned by the
spectators, were closed when the
call Of slime So minutes, and 80 seconds, !"
was made. The run would have been
much less laborious had 1t been possible
70 procure saw dust instead of pl4nings
which were not we'll suited for the pur.
Dose.
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OF nm SOHM ER PIANO
S1 ,UUUto be gIyenTTP RITN the best Is
away withlll DID cheapest
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rTnT nfor working people Send 10 cents
uHI Hpostage, and we will mail you free,
HliliI a royal, valuable sample box OF
A goods that will put you in the way
Of N aking more money In q few days than
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capital not required. You can live at home
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All Of both sexes. OF all ages, grandly success
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That all who want work may test the busin
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pay for the trouble of writing tn us. Full
particulars, directions, etc, sent free. I'm.
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ADvERr1sED LETTERS.

List of letters uncalled for and remaining
In the postofice at Emporia, Kansas, for the
week ending April z, 1885. Please give the
date of advertisement when called for:
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Murray's Specifc-ereat English Remec

Murray's Specitic-Great English Remedy
Trade Marx, Promptly and Trade Mark.
S radically cures
]: J:
4F&A eeVery case of ner-
lSVous debility and MA
~~ weakness, result
$<Sf of indiscretiOn, IL
AK excess and over
N0 work of the brain ZA
and nervous sys-
tenn; peri e ctlyA-.SyZ
Before Taking. In ira use After 7l''"g.
over thirty years with great h.'cess.
~-Sold by all druggists; $l.0o per package;
SIX for IS, by mail on receipt of prico. Pam
phlet ee to every applicant by addressing
the proprietors, The Murray Medicine Co.
Yansas City, No. Sold in Emporia by w. r.
Irwin.
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There is perhaps no home in the city
adorned with as many fine aud richly
framed paintings, as ornament the par
lors and library of the residence of DR.. j.
A. Moore. An unusual feature of this
0GIerie, which would grace any art col
lection, and OF which every piece
bears the characteristics OF an
artists work, is that. almost with
out exception, 1t Is executed by
Miss Ida Moore. Among the rare ex-
ceptions we had the pleasure of noting
an excellent portrait of DIR. Moore, just
finished, done by Mrs. George Strunck,
and presented to Miss Moore. This is
q liie-sized oil painting, three. quarters
length It lie a fine work in every
particular. The position is standing
with arm supported On a banisler.
The background is library scene,
Of the artists own designing.
The expression and tints. and every de-
tail OF the fnish are remarkably
natural, and wiIhal, though from the
brush and palette of another, it is not
strange that 1t should be as, it is, among
the most highly priced paintings OF the
collection.
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The Western Real Estate Exchange
OF Kansas City for April has the follow
ing complimentary regarding Mr.. II. Z.
Morton. together with a cut of that gent
leman: We present in this number q
ane picture of the Real Estate King OF
Kansas, Mr. Harry e. Norton, OF En-
poria. Harry" as every man, woman
and child in Lyon county calls him,
knows more about the cap-citY and
qualities OF the soil OF southern Kansas
than any other land man In the state
He has been in the business for over
twenty-five years and has The largest
llst Of farms. ranches and unimproved
land of any agent In the west.
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Ladies. are you eufferIngY
srr1za.@-VSo%f cSIred ne Of secular frOabiss Of
several years Standing Aa1y fr1e1fes ~ - 49, -
tx" Ma q L---o-'
If Won would Danish Disease
and gain Health, Take
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sAM'L F. MURPHY. P. N.