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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26
FARMINu LANDS.

1883. l6o acres; ali fenced into dix Gstd7s
l4o acres IN cultivation Frame holt1f 81
rooms End ceiier; good outbuiliilsgs and col.
RAILS well watercd; good Rigs1 mil aerea
OF goo1 orchard; miles from city: 9 gnfies
trots Iatt Foad; 4 mile tFexa school. Price
S4eSe On easy terms.
lsss loo acres an fenced. co scrt IN cult.
SEtion. i'slanse IN mceiosT. good stock and
vel water, frame h0use ono ard 8 half
-kto. les, rooms. ten miles IRON the city, one
mile lrOIn railroad station sad schools and
churches. Price, 81, e0a.
1886. $40 acres 1rst-elssS bottom land. All
fenced and IN csiltt. alton = ono nrd q haif
and ontBuild,nss. eleven miics from Era
Icrta, one mile from = thriving tnsgn and Sta
t1on. PTlce, 80 per scr o1a easy payments
1871 al acres. SO acres feneod, 400 acres
unde- piow, 1s9 acres bottom. bai-.
anee fine slope and upland, fenced
Ssatae 9 nSr2s WI, IRE sd aye 20 les or
anu BAH stories, ~ ms. two tenement
houses y ifh fair cHtSuiIeiBEs. ahnndHnce CT
from RnaroTia twelve miles from fsafsen
one and a half N les from scnooi. f-rice. s5s
per acre. on aasy payments.
1884 50 acres OF Iine uplsnd. all fenced. IA
acres broken. Price. 81 600
1885. $50 acre ranch, al forced. 70 acres n
orch ri. frame house O io,ir rooms. cosrass.
ard outbuildIngs, thirteen miles from fhfs
city r. four our miles from statlan. one and ; aaif
1870. so acres good grazing laed, s. per
acre-
1890 50 acres upland, fenced with wire ,..s5t
hedge, 80 acres IN CT tfyatton. frame hcnse q.
toar reotns, apple md peach orchard, tHti Vef
miles trog1 the city. I'VE nfI4s fron1 raIiroafH
station aid one ana 3 half miles from school
Price. 81 COG.
I'LL. go Acres: $50 acres fenced ard erssss
acres Bnder cultivation: 10 acres tIss6ers -
acres bOttoms balance secsufi bottom ne
ming stock afer IN grsYel-bstss,,s, sFlssf
Fange GTsf cia-e and tti m astegf. frisy lrslss
OF one story End TOUR roonss oFchard OF zoo
inst comm enciDE s0 bear; $50 Tzac1 4Ee.ss s.;
che, r. trees, and some small trHit; e E1lies
ton. y mile from sehooi
izzl.-96 s-reS all fenced with Stpue hedge
Of stock and well water. eo,s prssss
Of al.Hte. peHce ara cherries al i All kinds 81
snail ssfl sEn.ts, SOL gosd AM mostly second
trnn Emporia IS miles. isam AsnsrieaS 3
milk 5, school ~ rifles. Price 800, ysars
Iiss. a farm Of 40 serss Grst-elars potion
iRnd, feneeG AMI rross-feucets ssith hedge. z
food c:cia ara gee,. tso.stosy franis hauks q
WataFs miles FROM EmporlR. Price u 81.
ln& farsn OF lb0 acres, aset- class Fotiom
good nesg tlgo- story frsne hcuse Ct 5 roelz1ss
good or hard cool feed iots ~ miles from
EmpcEfa. Pfiee. $e5 per acrs.
11ee a2o acres; ICE acres fcaced. 10 aeres
10 euittvatioa: s miles iron EfnpoFfa.
ina leoacres, al fenced, GO heres IN en- u
yation. small house, permanent stock Satcf
q eisahle location ezd good so5I, terms sa5y.
lies $50 81
iIso An Eiehly acre bolsom farm
an fenced vita hedgsss horse has seFsF.
81 rSi 8 ,from Esayoria = 1870
ii6i. ~ aeTes al ecneesi. 50 caitiratso.. =
ec5ss tis- Def 10 aercs bottom naiis aeFeE
asesas Es5oris Sal iis ss. seIraaa stsiss
mule, shooi 1tle. Price s7s1ae % eae5
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HAZEL KIRkE.

The capacity of the Whitley opera
house was last night taxed 10 Its utmost.
standing room onlY being announced al
7:so p N. The attraction was WIlber's
Madison Square company in BARLEY
Campbell's 9reAtest production, Hazel
Rirke The play is one requiring cOnSid-
cradle dramatic talent in every part, and
to be presented we'll, needs the very best.
The "Duustan Kirke" OF Mr.. Waller s.
Baldwin was ell that could be desired,
be being fully equal TO the famous Coul-
dock for whom the character was Great
cd. Mr.. Gus Raymond Is "PitlIcus
Green" sustained his part from begin
ming to end IN an admirable manner
which was appreciated by the audience
Miss Maude Melville's Hszel was fine
piece Of acting, whach showed careful
study. Miss Jennie Burleigh, a. Mercy
Kirke, HsEsl's mother, was especially
good, her conception Of the role being
clear and her rendition very realistic.
Mr.. Francis XAVIER carried out shepaEt Of
Aaron Rodney very we'll Indeed, Is did
Miss Ida Melville her part Of DOLLS
Dutton, the miller's neice. The only
fault to b. found with the presentation
OF "HaGel Kirke. "Was al EDglIsh speak
ing IEishmAn, In the part Of Barney. the
servant OF Lord OArriDgtord. Taken a.
a whole. the company 10 "a exception
ally good one. and surprised many Of
those present last evening n q very
agree able manner. The same company
appear t6is evening In the Dsnltes.'s
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Arornado Year.


In 1884 I72 tornadoes were REGARDED
by sEe ssEual-service bureau. They
we're more frequent in July than a
any other time, but January was the
only month Of the year that was en-.
tirsiy free from them. Every section
OF the United States Wes visited except
New Eagland and the region Besk d
the SUM aaiE Of the rocky snoHniatns. Ia
o. instances. the width OF the tornado
path varied fsuin Is 70 $3.50 fset. the
average Icing LOST feet; and in 81
cases the length varied ram 2 20 $50
miles. the average being So miles. The
storms moyed forward nc an average
rate OF IS miles an hoar. the rotations
Of tie iEvtablc fpnnet-shapeti cloud
being accomplished, Of course, &C &
greater selaciis. The direction Of shs
cycsoanas course is usually northeast.
lls igase s. Ese, frequently frefn 4 70
49, . e. ses - the Etiersl0us, rarely &c
ussrsy - s, sishaegii not r4epEnnlQnly
- Kite 5sstt3 " 3 ia saeefeaings aad
8. marines even :atsFl f-0stes s'tslt5s
s;.tssls
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GOLDEN ma aRIAGE BSLLs-FIFrY
YEARS OF wEDDzD LIFE.


An elegantly desIgued card, emhelIish-
with the photographs OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Curtis Davis, who were near neighoOrs
II mine for many years In Cambridge,
Massachusetts,, has just been received
inviting myself and family to be pres
snt at their golden wedding. This kind
remembrance recalls TO mind one whose
career in lie Is an example our youth
may we'll initiate. Beginning at the bot
tom round Of the ladder without moaeY,
out with indomItaDle energy, integrity
OF principle and sound physical health
AZ has capital, he worked his way sieadi-
ly upward, keeping faith with his fell
lows ami adhering to his word as il H.
we're his bond, until at last he bscame y
merchant prince ana retired
ne OF the weAithiest gentlemen in
the east. Ills fifty years of welded lite
nave indeed been golden ones in eli Iha'
makes lite desirable aud homo happy,
add Mrs. Davis is as proud OF her hus-
Dand 20 day as she was nifty years ago,
shen he led her biushing bride 10 thu
liar where the vows were spoken that
ave by them been so faithfully kept
4 i plessnre TO know that the poor
and the unfortunate have never appe lied
10 AZ. D..yis IL vain, and that bis chart.
ties, always unostentations, have increts-
ID with his wealth and made his lame
,lsssed Ia many hearts. IL Is the sInc re
r@gret OF tue writer that he will be ne
bic to attend their wedding reuaina IN
ne 90lh inst, and which promises 10 be
most memorable OCCASION. Fl Q. w
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PrnsnnAI n1EnrIoN.

Consul t sogsrd went TO Junction
City today.
MIR. Horace Busdrem l. visiting
friends Ia Marion Center.
Harry Kirk returned to-day fsom q
shosl trip TO burlington.
We are sorry TO learn that Mss Matte
Fife lie not exgecleG TO live.
George Goddard came In last evening
and will spend few days at home.
Oh Mcfstt left last night for 3 visit
20 his former home in Arcadia. o.
lie. Lambert and wife spent SanGAY
IN Howard City. and returned to-day.
Judge C. B. Graves went to Eureka
this morning to open court in Green
wood county.
Misses Stella Sparks ana Fannie Perry
II Ottawa are visiting With the family Of
ar. wm. Hill.
Mrs. T. J. Evans and her mother. of
Usage City. are visiting with the family
II SIR D. NJ. Davis.
Miss Llb5Ie Walkup went to Topeka
to-day 10 visi; Bethany college. ii winch
she vas formerly u student.
Mrs. a W, Thomas went to Wichits
tbis afternoon TO visit relatives and
friends IN that city for a few days
JIG. Egan came down from TopSks
,ksteIday TO practice with the x. T.
oand snd returned home last evening.
W. c. Wood. Eureks. Aaron s. Ever
81, Atchison, F. L. Richter and wife
Council Grove, Kansas, aad W. 8.
Gould, owosso, Michigan, arc among
% late arrivals the Hotel Coolidge.
Mrs. Robert McKim aud Miss Lor
shannon, who have been visiting witt
drs. A w Thomas for the past week
returned TO their respective homes IL
lawrence. Kansas, and Madison, Wis
consIn, today.
Grove D. Clark and wife. Of Madison
NIconsIn, brother. in-law Of Mr. Duanr
Clark Of this city. arrived yesterday, an
will probably spend the winter IN EN-
oriA. They are accompanied By lhei
daughter, Miss Clara T. Clark.
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rns smpnRIA 1olLEaI,a

The first number of the Imports Col
legian" has been sent US. 1t is news
paper INTENDED t. rep 'esent the Interests
oflhe Cpllegs Of E.nprrla aad is edited
by Ewing Herbert. with W. Rankin
Hendy as business manager. The paptr
Is issued az the nominal prics OF 90
GEMS per auDum. The up9grsphy is
fair, hus the proof r adtng can be i'm
proved. The selections are good, and
the tone of the original matter unexcep-
tionabIe. A college paper should repre-
sent the culture. and morals of the insti.
tuition whose name II uses, aud We be-
lieve the "CollegIani viii do this. We
extend to the 'CoiIegian" a friendly and
kindly hand, and hope our People will
give il the encouragement necessary TO
make Il a permanent success.
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What the Mule Died OF.

About mile from Fort Pillow we
met three co1ored mon and team of
horses. The horses wero hitch to Q
dead mule, and were 'tsuakinga him
of for burial, but just then had come
to a dead halt. The men were wran9-
ling in loud and eRrneskvoices, and as
we halted to see what was going on
one of them explained:
"You soc. gem'len, dis yere mule
died of heart disease"
Didn't do muffin of de Sort dis
puted the second. ''If dat mule didn't
hev a chill an Jest friz hissclf TO death,
den I'm q gomez"
''Chill!' yelled third. ..Gem'lsn.
dat mule was old huff TO die, an he
fist keeled ober, an dat's all dar am to
1t. Heart disease! Chilli Why, dem
two niggers neber seed a mule afore
las arr
.'Junius. doan' you go to putin on
airs ober mew threatened the- first,
who was driving the team. lyon is 8
low-born niger from de bottom lands,
an desc white men doan' take no stock
in sich!''
Tho colonel advised peace. bat Jun
ius bristled up with;
'Low-born niggeri Bottom lands
Why, 10 de LaWu, but has alluS lib
on dc mountains, an as fur being 6
bad man l has got twenty-five papers
from de VERY best white folksto show
who ann"
Reckon you lie. sah!''
who's a liar?''
''Yes, who's liara"
There was a triangular fight. Eacl
man went in on his own account and
fought the other two, and they die
thump each other in a hearty manner.
They were still at it when the deaC
mule rolled over, raised his head. anc
after moment got upon his feet GnC
began 10 eat leaves from q roadside
bush. Our laughter stopped the fraca,
and each darkey stood stock still anc
looked at that mule as if he had been
ghost Then they looked at each. 9th.
er with blank faces. Then no at u.
with open mouths. We rode away be
fore they had spoken q word. but pres
entity the leader shouted after us:
Dress my soul, but he's done com,
to life an wo's had dis zero font flu
muffin. Detroit Free Press.
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me Tsnneroe1. 81 1s.-rrn-1,..

: suppose that there Is not ID the
whole World 8 monarch so dezpokic as
tho Burmese emperor. He Is consider
ed, by himself and others. absolute lord
OF the lives. properties and personal
services Of his subjects; he exalts and
depFcssess oonfers aud takes away hon
or and ranks and. without any process
of law, can put 60 death not only
criminals guilty CT capital ohensea. but
any Individual who happens to incur
his displeasurS. lt Is here . perilcus
thing Tor person 70 become diafiR-
grished for wealth and possessions; for
the day may easily come when be viii
be charged with some supposed crime,
and so put 10 death, in order that his
properly may be confscaked. Every
subject is tho emperor's born SLATE; and
when he calls any Cue his slave he
thinks thereby to do him honor. To
express their sense Of this subjeeticn,
all who approach him are Obliged to
PROSTATE themselves before him, hold
ing their hands joined above their
heads. Hence, also, he considers him-
self entitled to employ his subjects in
any work or service. without salary or
pay. and If he makes them any recon-
penSe, it Is done, not from any sense of
Justice. but as an act of bounty. Their
goods, likewise, and even their per-
sons. are reputed his property. and on
this ground il is that he selects for his
concnbine any female that may chance
to please his eye. Tho possessions of
all who die without heirs belong to the
king. as do those of foreigners who
have not married in the country, for
they are not allowed to dispose of
them. not even in favor of their illegit-
innate children. . : Although deS-
potism in its worst form constitutes. as
it were. the very essence of the Bur-
mese monarchy, so that to be called
its king is equivalent 10 being called q
tyrant. still has Badonsachen CASUALLY
referred to now as BodaW Rayah), the
| despot who for the last twenfy-seven
years has governed this kingdom, so
far oltstripped his predecessors in bar
barity and pride that who so but hears
| of it must shudder with horror. His
| very countenance is the index Of 3
mind ferocious and inhuman in the
highest degree. Immense is the num-
Der of those whom he has sacrificed to
his ambition upon tho most trivial of
fcuses; and it would not be an exagger-
alton 10 assert that during his reign
more victims havo fallen by the hand
OF the execntioner than by the sword Of
the common enemy. To this atrocious
cruelty he has united pride at ones
intolerable and impious.
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man : aus nUsIcAL woRLp.


We are always pleased 20 receive thls
popular Illustrated Mnsicsi aonthly; it
. bright. r, adahie, AID c,.asaas god
music withal. TIE Novsmar number
iSveTy Interesting. beta IN iiteraiuss ana
music, aad We coAmsud tee Mrssosi
World to sll who like music snd Giah
20 kksF isgorni-t csbesraing the sst.
ras musleip 'his ahs.htf IL Il Slti.
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ht II, = Martini aThy FS;Fesi a e.
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RS snbsef;B isa blisr Is ei 81 . -.
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26

Lat Friday evenIn, a six oscicck. q
his home IL Agnes City township, Sir.
5Onn Hingatld departed this life, aged
81 wears
The csuse q his death was typhoid
fever. frsn which he suEsred ssur
Weeka. The deceased wa "a honorable
citizen. ekind nsighbos. 8 LOVING son
and "a sHecsionate husband. He vas
followed 20 bis less resting place IN Ae-
mes City cemetery By large conccurss
or sorro9iug relatives and iEsencs.
Truly Of him II may be s2id. his end
IL peace. and the memory Of the jnss il
blesstd
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REsIDENoR PkoPERTY.

lis. a house OF ro0u1s, ca two lots. sctf
well and eisterr, plenty OF frntt and sfaele.
Prize - Zoo.
lies 4 suburban place OF 81 acres 60
rob from citys new frame hOuse rooms and
and cell tr; young orchsartt piaatei; good well
and GOOD soil. Price 81 800.
lllo. new frame house OF six rooms.
good size, good stable and buggy house eoos
well; 3 corner lotion Commercial street csss
payments. Price 1880.
1919. Two east front lots with house Of four
yoopls, three blocks IPsfn Commercial street.
Price. 81 .l5o; terms, st50 cash, balance on
time - per cent interest.
Sl2sa. amc honse OF four rooms. Price,
1913. Franc house of four rooms, pnatrV
end basement. Price, l.in0.
1897. Frame house OF three rooms small
stable, lot cast front. Price. $3.50
1928 Frame house OF i've 70 ms, or two
corner lots, COOL location. Price. 81 $50.
$50, 1880. Frame house Of four rooms. Price.
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raE sI3ADo.

In speaking OF The Mikado,' as pre-
scented by James g PeskeA' New YORK
Comic opera company in that city. the
Topeka Commonwealth of November q
ssYss
James G. Peakes' New York Come
Opera company produced Gilbert q Sal.
lIysn's m2sterpiece, "Tne Mikado," q
Crawford's opera house last evening % q
large and appceciativs audience. Since
this company last appeared here & vast
Improvements IN II has been made. The
chorus has been enlarged, AID new aud
gorgeous costumes sTe exRibiied shtch
aFe appropriate 10 the occasion. In ad.
ditinn to the costumes ,hs stage niungs
have been greatly improved BY many
beautiful aud unique Japanese decora.
tIons. These improvements, With lhe
addIiIon Of a Calcium light which was
used very edect.v=Iy last evening, tend
10 give ane . much better imt ression OF
tbs opera and rs b-auiifHI music.
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DIED

Yesterday at h1lf past twelve o'clocl
OF typhoid fever, Miss Ella Starr, who
Ias been attending the Normal school
departed this life at qer boarding hous'
1n South Market street the funera
ervices took place to-day AT $50 p. m
rom the First Baptist church, Rev. w
Il. Barnea officiating. Tue grlet.strlck
ca relatives and friends have our Gym
,athy In this sad bereavement.
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The Emporia Colleglan contains an
article by Al. IL. Fisher, d. D.. LII, D..
Professor OF Latin In the Missouri state
university, showing taaI the best author
tiles, as we'll as tae usage of the colleges
both EnKlsh aud American, Teqaire the
pronunciation of LatiR words as they ars
spelled n Eoglish. The average reader
may therefore teel safe In utterinS Lztiu
phrases without any apologies OF tear ol
errors, According 10 Prot. Fisher, the
same rules apply 10 proper names. Prof
Fisher has consented 10 furnish the Col
legian occasional papers upon tails and
kindred topics
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KANSAS CITY. November 25
he yards will DO closed Thnrsd az, Thanks
giving.
CATTLE-Rereigts. 1917; the marSet fol
the past week has rBled about steady, with
out change n price; tO-day,s receipts ar,
pr1ncspAiiy Feeders, for Whish there is q fail
demaaos cows Ann butehefss stun In roof
supply and prices weak snd : thafs lower
even for FAT COWS.
Hoss-Reeeipts, s.SlI; there Is a tettei
feeling for test besyy hOgs fha3 = week ,ses
to-day market epesed strong extra chofcl
heaxiesC $ ss6e.1s; good heavy packing
t8-4S6DS 81; llget and light mixed, 1ralecfed
aua very dulI e 2o1f5l
The Da1ly indicator epcTts WHEAz-Rn.
csfpie, 30 bn:. shipmcnts, SEQ: n store
eli -; market quiet 30. red. cash. ue5st
bill. liS Askcds hereunder. 7lkc AAk 4 "a.
nary 49, blsi. sls<ss nsRed: Hag satcs 4,
sAxe: No. s0fs. casn. Sc bid.
JSlHB--l1eceiats. 20 z13 bu: shipments s yes:
. store. - 0ss; market quiet; No Z. c n,
z7kc bid. zsks asked; the year. 27kc lid,
- = c ed 5auneTf, Ssxe bid: May 1ekc
III. Q es. edi No white. cash. 2F1<c 6sd.
oETR-Eo 3 cash &c bid. q asked.
RTB-No. :. cash. dekc bid, SOC aaked,
Fees "a per dozen.
BufTEh- Unclaimed.
BAI-FEncy 81 al baied, f7.c0
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COUNTY coMmI s1osERs
COUNTY CLERK's OFFICE, }
Mnn 81 1QRE

The board Ct county commissioners
met in special session. All members
present.
Tax certificate No, 1856. sale of 1889,
was ordered refuaded. said certificate be
ing in sshool lspd.
The bosrd visited and inspected the
new approach spans TO tas Soien bridge
aud saowford bridge. lately constructed
by the s. A, Bullen Bridge company and
accepted the former and rejected the
latter, as 1t was moi according TO contract,
Board then adjourne,. until Monday
next, to meet ca bridge business.
r LAND LAKIN, C1uaty Clerk.
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kE EoME INsrIrUTIoN.

Fn kansas Railway Is a Kan
oroughly Idenufed with IL,
4 progress Of the state vi kun
people, and affords its patrons
nequaled by any line IN eas,.
cuLheGstern Kansas, runuinl
xpress Trans daily betweel
~ aud Olathe, Ottawa, Gar
Humboldt ChanuIe, Uherr1
cndence, Winfield, Wellington
ttica and intermediate points
4 mail trains daily except Sun
n Kansas City and Wel.ing-
Intermediate stations, makiIl
sectlons al Ottawa, Chan uIl
vale with our trSiny for. EN-.
iington, Girard, Walout ano
nodaiion trains daily cxcepi
-tween Kansas City, Olatht
Ter that by purchasing ticket.
Q connection - made In ths
GOT AZ Kansas City Will
aims 10 all points, AvOIdnis
ad changes al way stsuuas,
! tickets cen be purchased We
X any of the regular COUPE
and your baggage Check.
destination east. West. nslIu
q slsersrs on al night tram
~ information, a.e malis al,
call on or address.
:. i. HYREs,
GeDH Fesss,r.r+r Agt
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instantly Relieved.

an Lseour, of New Orleans, l.
1 have a son who has been sicI
'ats; he has been attended b
g physicions, but all TO l.
This morning he had Ia
ct coughing, and was 3
istrRled IN consequence. ths
ed imminent. We had il
bottle of DIR. VIM. Hall
The Lungs, purchased d,
ID, who noticed your adveI'
Ne administered Il and be va
relieved"
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MEMPHIS SHORE. ksOUxE 6ouTa.
The sale of 1ooFIsr uekets. wa this
Short Roata, u JacksuBE5lles e=vasnsh,
Charleston, end ,othtF sSoalbsrn winter
resorts. viii begin on the 18Th lost.
For the Exposition, round frlp tickets
70 New Orleans. good forty days. will be
plsced On sale oa November fst, ~ rat.
OF eS2.s0 from Kansas Civ. In addition,
Wemake rate Of 5000, Kansas City n
New Orleans aud return, for ticket coed
10 return until June Is.
With oaF fhF dab BuffeS slee ping Ger,
Kansas Ctts 50 fsss OFisanss 6eIiY ,nf
Free RRsisnin2 Chair csr. Eansss Oiiy
q Assnpeisi sud wTh bat sns ehas2r
- eaFp, ksasss Cisy 10 siaekennssiip N I
other Fipsi { rnsEfs, this r1ese e4-Fp
6esslsEtH frsFeI tam ffss Hesf and
Entth = e.. srealnsnea stsuhs hsa faetIs-
lies sJttSa d 10 .esass.
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LaaiIes in Americn

re they reach middle age f..
I'D themselves suffering fran
ie complaints and v7eaknr
D their sex. For all such KiC
isa great boon. II induce
sctian OF the Kidney, Liv
,ls, cleahses the system, sn
as ana gives new life to the IN
rgans OF the body. II is ma
It assistant in establishing an,
Z health. Sold by all drug
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The Norm, Central aud south Ameri-
can exposiIiun Will opea 10 New Or
leans. November 10th, 1855 The man
sgement report that more extensive
display than lsst year will be made.
Paroles Who coEtemplafs visiting e,
or going 10 Florida, should ask for
tickets over the louisville, New Or
ieara ana Texas railway asd make Z
nip through tbs sugar and rice plansa
For prize of ucktIs 10 FicksburR,
b4tcn r uEe, New OIL .aas aad al
otber pn,nt> Feechsd by this line. appiy
te P. r 4 gers, Gen sTFes, Pass.
Aeens. Is ss.asfsH strpea Memphis.
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