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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-07

LADIES
Real Russian Hare Muffs for 73c
Feather Trimming. all colors, 8Sc.
Pure Linen Initial Handkerch' ef, 23c.
Real Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs for $296.
Pure China Silk do, oil colors, 20c
Oriental Lace Fichus BE-.
Plush Toilet Cases, fitted, S4.30.
Leather Toilet Gases, fitted Sl.35
Plush Perfume Cases, fitted, 81 SO.
Embroidered English Kid Gloves, CSC.
Imported Kid Gloves lined fur tops SIC
Mikaio scarfs. for decorating $2.6s
Lace Pin Cushion Covers, new, 48c
Rhine Stone Diamond Combs % 81.
Rhinestone Diamond Necklaces. $1275.
Sterling silver Fob Chains. 81. IS.
Diamond Lacepins, be autifully mounted, $1.15.
Diamond Earrings set in rea: gold, Sl.68.
New shape Alligator Satchels, CSC
Alligator Pocketbooks, 25c.
Handpainted Fans Feather Tops. CSC.
Real Ostrich Plume Fans $2.49
Oxdized silver and Roll Gold Buttons. 25c.
Plush Frame Mirrors for 44c
Plush Whisk Holders. silk embroidered, 500
Engraved Cut Glass Bottles, s5c.
Colgate's Extracts. 22c.
Fancy Satin Carriers for CSC.
English Cashmere Wool Hose. 30c.
Imported Merino Pants, 35c.
Scarlet Medicated Wool Underwear CSC.
IA Karat Gold Top Umbrellas for IS.
Linen Tides stamped for embroidering, 17c
Fringed and Stamped do, 19c
Stamped Sideboard Scarfs for 4Sc.
Medcated Flannel Skirts and Chemises, S1.35
India Linen, also Bingham Aprons. &c.
Nurses Caps. all styles 13c and 1ec.
New style Gossamers. Sl.25.
Silk Embroidered suspenders. 25c.
All Silk Surpenders. ali colors. CSC
Satin Suspenders In glass top boxes, e136
English Puff and Knot Scarfs. 20c
English Kid Gloves lined unlined, SIC.
Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, 21c. -...
English Silk Mufiers, full size, $l35.
Ia Karat Gold Top Umbrellas g.
Plush Boxes, with shaving requisites, e2.98.
Plush Collar and Cuff Box, sl.8s.
Leather Collar and Cuff Box. Si.35.
Mems Rubber Coats, check lined S1.64
Spun Silk Half Hose, Csc.
Fancy Trimmed Nightshirts 73c
"Paais Royal" Dress Shirts, soc.
CHILDRENs
Sash Ribbons all colors 6Sc
New styles Embroidered Collars. 25c.
Six Handkerchief in fancy box, soc.
French Dolls, move arms eyes. legs, heads, T6c
Pinsf, Box with Comb, Brush, etc, $2.25.
Satchels in new shapes 44c
Gold plated Bangles, Csc. pair.
Sterling Silver Bangles Csc
Lace Pins. Acc.
White Fur Set for $1.25.
Imitation Seal Muff $I.30
Coiored Worsted Leggings. 25c.
Fancy Jersey Caps. 25c
Hand-kuit listers, Soc.
Hand-knit Sacques. Csc
Hand-knit Booties, 10 and 2sc
s8The quality of above articles must be Seen to
appreciate that we offer
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The MorInons seem to be getting up a riot jus
In tine to encourage Congress to some drastic
legislation on the twin reiicr
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Having exhausted our space we will continue this
some other time but would respectfully request YOU
To read suggestive list I'm tofays Post aud asn
read carefully Ads in the Sunday papers
Interest you.
Come and take look at Book Department ss
We are selling Books and Christmas Cards half
their intended value.
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FREsH Opening
LADIES SEAL eKIN sACQUEA
FINE PLUSH GARMENTS
Our sales in LADIES' WRAPS Are very much In
advance Of what we anticipated
We have just returned nom New York with fresh
supply Of the best London Dyed
SEAL SKIN sACoUES.
which we offer at the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES. Special attention called TO our $50 and
&11o SACQUES AZ inches long.
We secured Special Bargains In Fine
SEAL PLUSH SACoUEs WHITES AND NEW
MARKETS.
trimmed with Elegant Fue Those ladies who havs
been waiting for small sizes now be aco0mIno-
dated
Good Plush sacques. s2s, sss. Better Grade, go
to $40.
Fnr.iined Circulars. s15 to $50.
Mink-iined Circulars $56 to S75.
Large stock FUR IRI INNINGS, In Lynx. Beaver.
Persian Lamb, Fox, Coon and Skunk.
BEAVER CAPlJS, With Ball 1 trimming. 81 to x22
Large Assortment Muffs Beatrces. Scsrfk
Elder DUCK skin Rehe-great curiosity.
Black Fur Carriage Robes, Clotn.lined Sll
Coachmens Capes and Gloves.
b. H. STfNEMETE SON
8ATTERS AND FURRIERa
1927 Pennsylvania ave.
n30 Next to corner 18th st
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linz CH1cAoo GnocERy ConpAsY,
SOC 7TH STREET. OFFERS:
Light Brown Sugar. 5I,c. H.
standard sugar, 6lac. lb
tifanulated sugar, &c. h.
Cut Loaf Sugar, 7iac. ID.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
Family Flour, S. IS bb
Best Family Flour, IS Dbl; 81. A Y. bbi., TIC
Il Dbl.
Patent Process Flour. 60 70 bbl 81 90 i, Dbl; ssc.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
French Brandy, 81 90 gallon
Pure Rye Whiskey 81 90 gallon.
T-year-old Rye Whiskey, $500 gallon
Send order by mail or telephone 1922.
Goods delivered free 10 any part Ut the city
CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY,
dim SOS eth street NV.
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SPECIAL ArrRAcrross.
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
E. G. DAVIS.
s19 MARKET SPACE


.19 MARKET SPACE
Our buyer is now in New York cull,ng the market
for BARGAINS. The following list will show Won
That we mean VIVA. We say:
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Elegant Cut Bead Passemtrie from 81 80 to g. per
YARD lrdesceht Passementrie in great variety with
headings and drops to match. Frn@es, Gimps &c
One lot Of Plain Passementrie that sold for 7c now
2oc per yard. Fur and Feather Trimmings This
stock is replete Lynx, Beaver, Silver Fox Ostrich.
In natural and all cOlOrs ChnchilIa and Russian Hare
Mus in large variety; prices from 75c to $40
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Bouce Cloth 81 90. reduced to 81 IS 81 10 81 40
" TO S1.75 Black Broadcloth, Tricot Nuns Serge
and Cashmeres. COurtaulds Grape for Trimming and
VeliS. Carmelite for Wells. In Black silks we uro
showing special bargains. Satin Duchess at ST sold
for $l.2o eros Grains. the best makes from zoe to
% per yard.
TABLE LINENS, &c.
We have created general revolution in tho ahov.
goods Our special 6Sin. goods that are worth a IN
per yard still ST. they the wonder and a,u,,.
ration of ALL Better goods In same proportion Tow
els from loo. to 81 70. Oue prices are the lowest
Fancy Linens such Boufet Covers snlashara
Tidies &C., cannot be equaled.
BUTTONS CLASPS, &c,
Buttons in every style and size. and at prices that
will please the pOcketbooks Of all Buckles in great
variety. CLASPS Soc, goods now 60 ut 25c: 75c at
60c.; 81 at 75c Finer goods Just as low.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
We now show the Largest Stock that has evor hoo,
our pleasure to present tor Ladies', Gents and Chill
dren One lot of plain Hemstitchet at 15c would mo
good value al 25c. Duchess Lace Handk archins al
about one-half the regular price, Silk in all shades
we can show you all the new things In the aboye
goods, and the low prices we have them marked win
astonish you.
GLOVES! Gloves.
Handsome Kid Gloves stitched backs and the latest
shades only 81 per pair. better goods at corre.noa
ing prices. Look the evening shades Ni,,, lac.
tops. They are new and perfectly lovely Casbmoro
and Wool Gloves, Mtts, and Fur-top Doeskin or cor
| rect prices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOODS
Prices from e1.S7 to $3.50. Beautiful Handle. ~
time 10 make your selection Stock fresh and large
| e q. DAVIS,
| no MARKET SPACE.
Holiday Goods Announcement Mex. Week. ds-et
| IyooKs FOR CHILDREN.
| The New Annuals Fine Artistic Color n,.,,. .,a
WHAT The Ia 1 Ssss SSs = R ;tSkrs
"a. c c. PuRsELl.
HoLrDAY GooDs
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LANsBuReH q BRO.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
42O. 422. A2l, 426 sTH STREET. d
Nj. B. BRucE & Co.

Nj. B. BRucE & Co.
AKT NEEDLEWORK.
Awarded Prize Medals by the Cincinnati Industrial
EXPOSITION, lss4. tor Art Embroidery aud Drawn
Work.
Highest Awards for Art Needlework from Original
Designs, by the department for Womans Work, New
Orleans Exposition, 1855.
Commenced pieces In Needlework Drawn Work
and Lustra Painting
Glasses in olL, TAPESTRY, CHINA. LtlsTRA,
BRASS. DESIGN.
Washington, D.C.-supplies: ABS 9th ST NV.
studios: 8l5 r. St
Saratoga Springs, N.Y.-Arcade Building n2s-6m
LIME OLD RYE WHISKY
- FINE OLD YEWHISKY
oOc per f'1nt Bottle Reduced soc. per Pint Bottle.
50c per Pint Bottle from Coo. per Pint Bottle.
DOC per Pint Bottle. Zoe TO soc / er Pint Bottle
SOC per Pint Bottle SOC soc Ter PINT Bottle
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY.
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY.
Warranted perfectly pure and reliable or money
cheertulIy refunded.
ARTHUR NATTANs
nl9 Cor. 18th and and I'd and ID sls NV
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EsrABL1sHEp 1911.
CHOICE OLD
WHISTLES.
MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS

The peculiar medicin, qualities Of whisky distilled
of The MonongaeIa attracted the attic ton oil
the medical faculty in the United States to such de-
SIee as to place 1t In very high position among the
Natefis MeOlca.
celehr;Ied tine OLD WHlSKl rs which we offer at
TN i"ilp ing prices in containing dozen
bottles eacl.
OLD RESERVE WHISKY. .... S1S
UNR1VALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY Is
BRUNSWICK CLUB WEIsKY IL
If you cannot Obtain these Whistles from YOUR
t'rocer. We WILL ON receipt of bank draft, registered
erred deliver them to Your address h. ~ r prs-
charges prepaid. To all points of MisSiss river.
Or by freight to ANY part of L. >. prepaid
For, For ExeeIenee Purity and Eyeness of Quality the
kct. Thty are entirely free from adnltara:ion and
possess 4 natural flavor and fine tonic properties.
perfect satisfaction; otherwise to returned ID our
expense. correspondence solicited
II. L. IT, w. CATHERWOoD.
III south Front St. Philadelphia,
d7Gm n. Y. Ofce-1s South William st.
CHRrsrMAs CASn1Es
WHOLESA
respectfully call the attention of the trade to my
establishment am prepared to fill orders for
anything III my line and especially mention the large
variety OF CANDY shaped and moulded into different
forms or figures all suitable for Christmas Tree Trim
mings or Gifts for Children.
1 also mention MIXED CANDIES, both French
and American OF this class of goods have in stock
and Will continue to make up from until Christ
mas different qualities, all pure goods, but at the
est prices,
Packed in
6-lb. Paper Boxes
25-lb. Wooden Boxes, sliding top,
25-ib. Wooden Pals,
Barrels or Packages.
Early orders solicited.
GEORGE J. MUELLER,
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER,
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BISHOPS CaMPHORINE
Az Exquisite Toilet Article for Chapned and Rough
skin aliays Irritation, and will keep the Complexion
Smooth. son ard Clear. Price Z5c
Try II Ii satisfied return bottle and eet your
money back. PREPARED OF
L. c. BISHOP Druggis.,
T.;o .itis Il. currer Fl tnw
for sale by W. 3 Thomson. Drureist 7I3 18th II
Nv" stout, Cromwell d 4SO tenna. ave. d. }i
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IyooKs FOR CHILDREN
The New Annuals. Fine Artistic Color Tro.. and
what named JUVENILES, at ali nrice.. ooA0' "nu
The Best MAGAZINES FOR CHiEnfsrN
FINE STATIONERY
C. &. PURsEri.
arr
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Urox Us Ar Las.


We have been talking Blankets to you for the past
thirty days and yet some of have not needed the
warning.
Anticipating this extreme cold weather rs inevia-
bic. we have kept our stock complete, and have an
ample stock to supply the demands of the entire pub
lie in the way of
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-27
AeKRarEvExx

The greatest event of the season, Will
be the opening of Whitley's opera house,
by MIln the tragedIan, Friday evening
September 4. THIS eminent actor
has appeared at Emporia be-
fore. since then ne has made
remarkable progress and Improvements.
Manager John T. Ford, of Baltimore,
manager Of Elder Booth says: "Neyer
in the days of my managerial career have
I discovered talent IN anY actor, since
Elder Booths days. equal to Minis.
Empors gave: Mr.. Min during his
last engagement here, such cordial re-
csrtion that Mr.. Min speaks of his en-
engagement here 'as one of the memoir
able ones of his life" Manager
Banton has surrounded Mr..
Min with the strongest support possible
20 be attained, nosably are Walter Bent
lev. late leading support to Henry Irving
Of the Lycenm theateF. London; Al.
Hastings of the Boston Theater com
many: Geo, W. Mitchell. late of Booths
company, and Miss Adele PaYn, said to
be as handsome as any actress on the
stage, and q most remarkable Shakes.
uerien actress. The costumes
used by the Min com
pany are the finest ever made, all tht
material was imported and designed b
costumers noted for their elegant work
| nanship and skill.
Marx Davisis now at the Coolidg'
preparing subscription list
Those who become subscribers can Sc
cure the choice of seats prior to tn
opening Of the advance sale, without ex
ira charge and thus avoid the rush AMI
crowd. The first day at Charlotte, Mich
$500 worth of seats were subscribed fol
Mr.. Davis can be seen at the Coolidg
with the subscription list tonight. To
morrow it will be circulated, and thos
who subscribe can secure their seal
, prior to the opening OF the regular sal
, without extra charge.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-27
"a HOrrfbis sexies Of Grimes

AusTTN. Tezas, Aug. 26.-The details
of terrible seriesof murders committed
At johnsdn CITY, Blanso cohutti IN In
terror town, On Monday, ere furnished
by citizen Of that place just arrived
mere. 1t appears daughter Of Al.
I,oekia. An old resident was recently dis
COverei 10 be In q delicate condition,
and it's alleged that Lockie's resAslyes
attributed 20 him the crime OF seduc1ng
her, The matter preyed upon his mind
and Monday afternoon he lett home IN
tendlng, as he avoWsd, % go TO John
Greenie place TO borrow sum OF
monev. Green and family were
aWav. He entered the house
took Creams Winchester and returned 20
the residence of his brother, Berrle
Locke. He then shot and killed Berrte
and his (Berrie'sl wife. A neighboE
named John Nicholson rode up Just
then. He forced Nicholson 70 go with
hin TO Mr.. Stokes. He then shot and
killed Stokes. Then Nichalson was LOST
sight of. His horse was tied there when
found and il Is supposed he was also
killed. From there Locke went TO his
own house and shot and cut the throat
of Hrs. 81. Locke, Of Lane To-, we OF
his stepeoii, who was on visit 20 MIN
He also shot and killed Mrs. Stokes, Vile
\ of the Stokes he killed just previous TO
the killing of Mrs. Henry Locke. DE
| then killed his daughter. He then at
tempted to kill his wife. but his cart
ridges being exhaused he could not nre
| another shot sndfshe escaped. Having
failed 10 cstch ana kill his wife he cul
his own throat, mounted his horse ano
started IN the direction Of JOHNSON City
AfteF riding few yards he met Thome.
Brunswick whom he ettackd and
into whom he plunged q knife, inhictlnl
fatal wounds. The murderer then rode
toward johnson CITY. but was arrested
within two miles of 1t. He was alive q
last accounts. With the exception, per
haps, of the murder and cremation o
the Lynch family near Hempsteal
some years ago, this Is the most horribl
set of crimes ever committed in thi
state. By it about twenty children ar
left orphans.
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MEXICAN Matters.

CRY OF MEXICO via. Galveston, Tex,
Aug. 24.-Much interest attaches TO an
article believed to have been officially
inspired and which has appeared in one
of the city papers, and is supposed to
outline the future policy of the govern
ment. The article asserts that the Ad-
ministration viii stand rigidly by the
funding law of June %.
This semi-of1clal assertion is
considered significant on account OF its
publication simultaneously with the ar
rival here of specially deputed rail-
Wsy agent from Boston for the purpose
| of arranging q government recognition
| of the railway certificates funded in 6
per cent bonds running twenty years. Ii
| is considered an official and final decls'
| ion of the government to take no action
until the finances admit OF such. The
tenor of the article is decisive that the
funding law will remain intact ana Il
it is thought that the article was prompt
ed by the persistent runors prevailing
here and abroad that the administration
had weakened. The article expresses
the governments desire to deal Justly
with all affected by the funding law anC
closes with: "But the favorable condi
tions cannot be forced and the rail way
certificates must take their chances witt
the rest of the deferred obligations. Al
future proof of the governments firm
ness is cited the fact that the contract TO
engraving the new issue of bonds i
signed and the bonds will soon be throw
upon the market.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-27

Commonwealth: The Kansas auc-
tioneer, Col. S. A. Sawyer, assisted by
w. r. Gels, made notable sale of farm
stock for the Carlin Bros. of Saline coun-
ty, last week, that speaks volumes for
Kansas live stock interests. A big DIN
ner was given to the five hundred men
present, aud stock disposed of as follows
One short-horn bull $165, two-year-old
grade helfers, including one COW and
calf, made an average for sixteen head
Of $53. %; three registered Poland China
bears at $71 each, and ten sOws bred av
| eraged 5000; one Poland China SOW
with eight pigs sold for 500, and sever
unregistered sOws without pigs averaged
500. rs; two three ear-old stations solC
for 1910 and $3.50, grade mares witt
sucking colts sold from $50 to $500
average of $30S; also one mare at $500
fllies at $176. $l26 aud $155 and tw
geldings at $170. The total amount o
this remarkable auction sale of farmers
stock was $7,421.35.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-27
HyZYTARY Reform.

We publish below comments Of the
Army and Navy Journal in reference to
the earnest efforts of Senator Plumb to
correct the abuses in the military SER
vice, wherein many officers hsve been
OF from their commands junketIng and
having good time generally TO the
delrIment of the work, training and SER
wees, for which they have drawn sals-
ries. It is related that many officers
have ney er even seen the men over whom
they have figured as commanding on
GERS. Senator Plumb indeed has cause
to rejoice over the action of Secretary
Endicott. The following is what the pa
per above mentioned says: "An order
will be issued from the war department
in few days which will fall like a
bombshell into the ranks of officers OF
the army on detached service. and will
cause that distinguished gentleman from
Kansas, Senator Plumb, to shout with
Joy. What the senator has been advo
eating SO long IN congress has been &C
complished by Secretary Endicott with {
stroke of his pen. He has directed thai
e general order be Issued amending tina
regulations governing the details OF Of
hcers from their regiments. The tour o
detached service is limited to thre,
years. ALI officers now on such service
and who have been four years and up
wards. will be ordered to JOIN their reg
iments. This also includes aides-de
| camps"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-27

1t is said now. writes an Indianapolis
Journal correspondent, that Supervising
Architect Bell has followed the lead of
the young lady who, swearing she would
"ne'er consent, consented" ana has at
last made up his mind that it would be
better for him TO give the people of Kan
sas City the clock he promised them.
Bell. it will be remembered, estimated
that the cost OF the work
would be $4,000. Congress ap-
propriated $4,000. Bell promised to
buy clock with the additional 5000.
The people of the city subscribed enough
money to secure bell to attach to the
clock, and when this was done Mr.. Bell
calmly Informed them that he had no
| money left with which to purchase the
timepiece. He stated that his superin-
tendent had spent so much more
money than was expected that
was it impossible for him to
keep his promise. A treasury
official said to-day, in speaking of this
subject: BELL has a very peculiar habit
OF nnding funds which be suddenly
learns can be used for some purpose
which shortly before he thought were moi
within the reach of any moneys under
his control. In this Kansas City case
Bell got himself into very tight place
and charges of inefficiency and great
m any irregularities had already been
filed with the secretary of the treasury
He now discovers that he has enough
money To buy the clock, and he will
buy it-that is, if he STAYS in office Iona
enough. In any event would sugges
that there is some ground for congres
| sional investigation into Mr., Bellt
mode of conducting the sffairs of his of
flee; but it. is rather peculiar that h'
should first fall 5000 short and then b.
able to pick up the amount from SOM
| other fund "
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-27

Manhattan Republican: Kansas has q
strong delegation in congress. Most OF
the men are workers--men who had 10
work when they were boys, who have
come up on their merits-who are ready
TO serve their constituents promptly, as a
rule men who are capable of making a
living without office. Senator Plumb,
IN particular, is brim full of energy. He
is always on the alert, never takes any
rest, is subject to orders every day, and
will do cheerfully any honorable service
for any citizen of Kansas. Senators and
representatives cannot do too much for
their constituents. The people pay them
5000 year and milage, and own theil
time and ability during the term for
which they were elected, Most of oui
delegation, we ere proud TO add. are
faithful agents, and proud to represent
the grand state of Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-27
READING NEWS.
EDITED By MARY DE zEAN, JR.

TUESDAY, August 20.
ia. Hebbe has purchased three lots
of J. A. Stratton, east of Stratton q
Plumb's store, and Is putting in the
foundation for 16x2S store, where he
intends to carry on frst-class harness
shop with full line of goods.
Squire McCarty OF Emporia visited
our place yesterday.
Douglass of Sturgis, Michigan, is Wis
ting his brother, w. Fl. Douglass.
W.O. Davis and George Patten have
returned from Chicago. Their report
of the cattle market is rather discourag
ing and they seem inclined to think Kan
sas City as rather the better place for trial
The inquest over the Slyer suicide
held night session. but we have hesrt
of no conclusion of the jury except tht
drawing of a midnight promise from
DR.. Biddle to go if necessary.
Will Dunmire caught young deer Oh
his way to town this afternoon, which
was making an unsuccessful attempt q
get through a hedge.
Fire was discovered this Afternoon
among some old barrels and boxes jus
outside of Stratton s. Plumb's store il
the rear, which. however. was put on
without any damage being done, bu
which probably would have destroye
the building had it been IN the night.
The inventor of a corn cutting ms
chine was here 70 day exhibiting the &C
vantages of SAID machine, which wei
} fayorablv received by those present an
BY W. 81. Douglass well enough
. 1 n11rchasa One
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-08-27

Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar, who visited
and lectursd in this state last winter,
delivered an address before the legisla-
ture asking for the municipal suffrage
OF women, aud on various occasions gave
her staunch views on prohibition, is a
keen and trite observer. She is what
the boys would emphaticalIy term .
"prohibitionlst from Prohibitionville,"
and yet this Is what she says after q
close study of the stale for six years
past: Il can but look with great con-
Germ upon the action of the Third Party
Prohibitlonisls' as a state party in Kan
sas. believe these good friends to be
honest, but mistaken. The Republican
party has been pledged to the hearty
support of prohibition and has made itI
pledges good so far as public senti
ment would sustsIn 1t. 1t has led rathel
than followed public sentiment TIT
Democratic party is openly pledged I,
annul and disObey the law. In this con
dition of aHAirs 1t appears that Il To
: friends who are impatient for complet
! success draw away from the Republlcal
5 party Democratic rule and ruin are il
evitable. Kansas trembles before mil
I taken ZEAL