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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12
Prom Tuesdays Daily.

Prom Tuesdays Daily.
Mr. NJ. W. strstton, of Reading, call
ed ts1-day.
Senator }. D. Young, Of Beloit, KAs.,
is in the city.
%. F. Sawyer came in from the east
yesterday evening.
Oscar BjeTke is settIag up the cigars.
It's 9-pOund girl.
Stewart MartIndsle, of Madison, is in
the city to-day on business.
Attorney General Bradford and wife
left tor their home InTopeka to-day.
Hon. II. D. Dickson Of Neosho Fails
is registered at the Hotel Coolidge.
J. E. Harper, John Tod and z. T.
Baker. of Cottonwood Falls. took din
ner at the Coolidge.
Al Foote can hold team of horses as
good as anybody-espeeislly If there's q
charming widow in the buggy.
II. T. Lynch, who has been assisting
in the Telegraph Office during the late
rush, left to-day for Kansas City.
w. NJ Rice, ed Tor OF the Fort Scott
Monitor and a member of the Normal
Board of Regents, is at the Hotel Cool
idge.
| Judge q. B Graves. goes to Burling
ton this afternoon, and will open cour
there at once. He will be accompanied
by his wife.
w. NJ. Jones, president of the EN-
poria and Southwestern railway, anC
wife, returned to-day from Wichita, anC
are at the Coolidge.
Mr.. NJ. Alternately, formerly of tn
firm of Barnett & Alternately, now cash
Ter OF the Fredonia bank. is Ia the cit,
visiting friends.
Mrs. Julia Berry, Mrs. F. B. Guthri
and Miss Belle Ewing, of Titusville
Pa, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. l.. c
Wood, of this city.
David Moses and wife parents of W
3. Moses. Santa Fe agent at the juno
ton. arrived to-day from Lebo and will
visit with their son for few days.
Judge Elstun and Judge Baird go +
Illinois next week. Mr.. Elstun intend
to try farming in that state, while Mr.
Baird will only make short visit,
W. II. Irwin and wife returned to-dA
from Wichita, where they have just cor
cluded a damage suit, against the SAINT
Fe railroad in which Mr.. Irwin WAS a
: lowed $4,000.
Prois. Dinsmore and Kelley of tn
Normal started TO day for Manhattan
Kansas, TO attend the eighteenth snnus
! meeting OF the Kansas Academy OF Sc
ence, which begins there tomorrow.
Mrs. 1. D. Fox and her mother, Mr.
/ Trask, returned yesterday from visit {
several months in New York CIT
They were met at Atchlson by Mr.. Flo
wac accompanied them home from thu
i point.
Rev. James 7, Hanna intormes vi
that owing to the illness OF the wife {
i Rev. John McAnulty, the Sd quarterl
e meeting on the Stafford charge at Kirl
q endall's school house. is postponed fror
' Nov. 14.15 to Nov. 1929.
!, Miss Lane. the official court stem
grapher of the Fifth judicial distric
leaves to-day for Burlington. Durin
the Walkup trial Miss Lane receive
/ many deserved compliments from Ii
b counsel engaged In that case. and exhiI
tied skill which is attained by few {
e her profession.
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Miss Cora Blair gave q party Monday
eyning in honor of Mics George. Gillette
OF Lawrence, who is visiting in this city.
Progressive euchre was the order of the
evening until refreshments were served,
and then dancing occupied the attention
of ntteen couplsswho were present, until
late hour. The company were admir-.
ably entertained and every one eoioyed
themselves to the utmost.
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!. sanpls description d lei osieesa,
|lbl plaoess lcl persons.
8. NerxAtloas cf la) events exper1.
eacsd. 10 events hsArd Of.
9. kplstOlAry forms social, busineas
end formal.
:. TransCoEmatiOn OF poetry to pross.
3. Analysis Of sentences.
In the composition work, talk about
the subject upoa which the composition
b TO b written in the Glass and develop
tie outline. Have the pupils write from
this outline.
In The transformation exercises, Sc
lect poems that are narrative or descrip-
tive IN character. Do not atsemps the
hgurative OF didactic. Work for smooth
szprsssaon and accuracy.
In Analysis, continue tbs work begun
In the third grade, taking mp the differ.
ent kinds Of compliments and complex
and compound sentences. Give enough
OF pGTsinR to enable the pupil TO tell the
uss OF each word In the sentence and ii
relation to other Words. As . help e
both teacher and pupil Il would be vel
to introduce in this grade good text
book that viii carry On the work 81
ready begun by similar methods.
Suggestions that win apply to al
grades:
/ 1. Correct al mistakes in language Q
they occur, and Be careful to use goo
English yourself.
|, | Q. Insiss upon neat work.
8. Attempt to teach but one thing q
time. and drill thoroughly upon tha
before taking up another subject.
L & Constantly review.
II pupils were thus led on from on
step 10 another. nom the known 20 th
unknown, In the study Ct grammar an
composition, instead Of disliking thea
, too oEten dry subjects. they will loo
eagerly forward TO the recitation hou
and will be ready TO echo the words
heard from one Of my little pupils ID
, other day, 81 like language better tina
. any other study"
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CARD.

Editor OF tho Emporia DAILY News
Mr.. EDIToR-You, with others. pub
lished statement that AIrs. Walkup
was to receiYe royalty upon all photo
graphs of her that were sold. Mrs.
wslkup ordered two dozen photographs
for herself, which she paid for. and then
- my solicitation. asd for nay beaeft
only, kindly consented 10 my furnishing
to them any pictures thAt might be re-
quired. Please, in justice to the lady,
publish this statement
DRrrK B RIcH q 90
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KANSAS CRY. November II.
CASTLE-Recs ipts. 1887; for the past Wee1
L the receipts have bsen largo and the market
only moderate; however. there ts good de
mAnd for feeders, and range stD6 has . ten
dency toward strength to-day, but is not quo
Gably higher.
Ho6s-Receipts, II 606; market opened DUH
and Ioc lower, closing firm; range, t3.1a03. IS +;
bulk Of sales 1T $e.250S 90.
The Daily Indicator fepoTts: WHEAT-Re-
ceipss, 16 .4o8 bn; shipments, SOS; In store,
65z,677; market WeAkeri No. 3 d, cash /.
I5Ac bid. 76kc asked; December, 7okc bid,
&c Asked: JanuaTy sales ct 9sSc; Nay, &c
67h<c asked.
CoaN-Raee8pts. 7.7I7 bu; shipments. 1881;
In esore, 27,6l0: market nrmer; No. ., cash,
slZc bid. s7e asked; the ear. axe; May,
so asked; 20 white, cash. a1Zc Ksktd
OATe-No- 3 cash. esies At &c.
RYE-No. 2 cash. Sic bid
EGss- 1eOl9c per dozen.
BUT9XE- Gnc6anged-
FANCY small baled, $3.50
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REMEafBER-That wnen YOU come

RENEafBER-ThAt wnen you come 10
Empofia to buyzgoods, If you go N Ia
tham's you do not have TO pay extra Tor
bOokkeeDers. cashiers. door openers, etc.
You only pay small price for goods,
andl you sbuy goods where the pro-
pristor mot afraid 70 trust his clerks TO
take the money OTmake the chonee. We
sell for Zach, and yOUdo not have 70 pay
an extra profit to make up for somebody
who gets trusted and don't pay.
TATuAn,
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FARMING LANDS.

lass. ISo acres; all fenced intO sin ssiasI
lao acres In cultivation. Frame hoGae cf s
rails; well Watered; rood wind nil: 6 49, ~,
OF good orchard; miles from ctfyf sis
iron rail roed; mile from school. Fries
walton. balance in meadow, good stock sd
we'll water. frame house one and 3 half
miie ron raiIroad Station ana srhr,sfa' 49,
churches. Prizes, $4,000.
l936. 80 acres nHst-clAss bottom land. IN
fenced and IN cultivation; o1s and Eaif
/ story frame house Of rocas. fair oroha1d
poria, Gne nile fTom thriving town and -
1881. IA acres. 600 scFss fenced, 30 ssrao
snss ass slope and uSiSsS. fss 60
hedge growing, 0ne frame house, SsxS1. oSe
Snd haii stories. rooms. two sen0nan9
water. scres in youn1 oTcSaid. sses @s, g
/ nom Emporia, twelve niles don aaafSoa.
one snd.s half miles from school. Prics. O.
Izsz: 30 scTsi Of 6ne upland, aIl.ssaesd. =
acres broken. Price. d 900.
l3s6. go acre ranch. all fenced. % anrss IN
orchard. frame house Of four rocras. es,s1c ssi
and out6uildingss thirteen miles frnrS -
miles from school. O0fy SIS per acre.
Ia. s4Oaeres good grazlne isAd. = pen
Isas. g acre. upland. fenced AitA vsrs SO
fonE rooms. apple and peach Orchard, tVSriSs
miles IRON the city. ave miles fTom rafie6s1
s Ssa snS one and half miles fFOn sessl.
iii: sc Acres: $50 ssres ssnead and s.ose.
fenced into slx separats tots; e
aeres bottom: balance second boEfoSa - :
ntng se0ck water IN gEavetb0ttom cFesfa
5enge arst elsss and permanent; lssns hose
bearing apple trees. 900 young epIsie frees
lust inst eoHmsneing = I6saE: $50 Peeeh tEess;S s.
tion: = mile from school.
and wire. IS acres in cultivation, sbSIndsreS
o. STOCK and well WueeE, GOD o1ahard
small fruits. so1 good and mostiy $500
bottom. small house Of two roma disfanee
.rom Anpofia IS mtles. iron AneT5eas
~, = - ~. r2lless krlce ts.bo0. years
llSs. A farm Of 80 acres aras-eIess hese.-
EoOd orchard; sood sWo-ssoSy frame So5ess :
rocms; gosd we'll SDd abundaaoo 81 G1oes
1le4 a farm offD0 asres nFse elisa go
SO 1encsd end efoss-feaeed vita hsdrss
ed hssG: soo2 re sssf io hesss q
smpoEts. Priee, 80 per acgs.
110e no aerss: 10 acres Eenesd. 1saaS.e,
elltivntioss 8 miles from EnDoxiAs
- - s - aSs5s.: ell fenced g sss = s1ld
{ mile 20 p. o. and rail- road nfetic1- = 49,
~ e e soeAsAon ard Ecod sHil. tsFS es
.iIse An. Eighty aers -het,on a.
y fenced vita hedge: hoEse ~ esTeE
10Hsf very large orchard: Food iaeosssd
= nj e nom 4Hporia.
1851. ID acres all fenced, 90 su1rfvasaes -
steo e1sL Der, LOO aerea bottom = rnfl~ 49,
Ming running wa4es, fair b1sfdlnsE. 11,eSI
icaafds &mJo<s8 miles, fnifSSal GfaS7oS 4
,.ss' snooa ELS frlee4 szSto1. o. s1ay
Isl. go acres. 160 fenced, % b cusfsVsSt-.
20 large = esory stone house q 8 49,
~ oeto9 81 eeo1 orchard al kfrl51 -
VI Gooq We'll eno po1ds. 9ced oofl ~
- - - nnse. =. 4 etatiea Elfes. saisezy
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A TEXAS TORNADO.
Comnitsss Of SATISFY.

Seattle, W. T, Nov. 10.-Last nigh
q meeting was held attended by thu
clergy, lawyers. professional men, mer-
chants, manufacturers and law abiding
cltizens, An organization 800 strons
was effected for the purpose Of preserv'
ing peace. Whenever the troops are with.
drawn they viii be divided into three
comnanIaa and armEd with rifles. CHEZ
Juotice r. 8. Green, General Gibbon
coEnmaader Of the department OF CoIum-
Biz, J. W. George, United States mar
shaI snd Assistant District Attorney
Hamford had . long conference last
nsshI. The grand jury IL now IN ses-
sion, and 1t u thought that indictments
wsIl Be brought against the ring leaders,
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un,nara.

/ CHICAGO, November II.
/ Hoes Receipts. 81. 600; about q. 600 on sale
DarEet active arm and Sc higher; - 3111 70
.sssn e e ~ R sss1es SLOW
6aEBP- Receipts, 1000; market dniI: 92.090
/ CO.
/ WaKAT-Easv, bat near thsG Iose recovered
part Of the early decline ana closed 70 sc
L under yesterday; e7kc for November; e8Ne
for Deem her; 961<c Tor Hay.
C1RN-After SfeEp decline eogiy ruled
steediGR toF 3 time. b1e 9ffeHWsFa AnctuaSod
and closed weak 41kc for November. 1eHc
for tbs year; eD1<c for Nay
OAFs-6seedy; 55c for November; 1I1<o Tor
pocSmbeR; Soke for Nay.
HYG-StesdY; Gle
BARLEY-Qdiets 67cs
EkkxARGD-e1.11k.
PoHK-yeFy stroag; $3.50 higher: $50 for
L1zD-ssroag: zH0l3ke higher: % ~ for
Noyenber; g LIZ for Deeember; - De41k
eoE 5aHaaEy.
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nIora Ahonf fha r1clnna

GALVESTON, Nov. "a special from
Dangernsld to the News says. Late 40
counts show that the cyclone in Cass
county last Thursday evening was worse
than At first reported. Hardy Pitman
and three children. six. seven and eight
years old, and also nine-yoar-old boy
named Richard Hawthorne, were all in
SANITY killed By the destruction OF thsir
residence. The head o. one child Wa
tVlsksd Ell.
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Michael Myers, ons Of the jurors In
the Walkup case is reported % have
dropped dead from ApopIexy this after
noon, At his residence near Neosho
RapidA
Coroaor Frost was sent for snd start
ed immediately 70 ascertain the cause OF
Mr.. Myres death.
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Fire.

CHICAGO. Nov. IA four-story brick
building at No. 265 Michigan street was
partially burned this morning. In at
tempting to save some of his goods q.
e. BucklIn, . manufacturer of patent
medicines. was quite severely burned.
Otto Miller, q fireman, fell through al
elevator shaft to the basement frsm the
third door and Ii thought to be fatally
In
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Nsw Yonx, Nov. a.-There wes ara.
nor lsst night that Wholesale cut %
I7essern UuHcn rates Waa auong The
psokahiliiios os the nsax future. 4
mokufng paper nAYs THAI rAtes fsOm Be
ton 20 kashieGeon viii be refused 20
ave ard ten csa0 % meet the B 4 Q !.
Whoss Re4ea are ssa 30 fifteen cent?. Il
u furshar said thai the Nestern Unis'a
eonnsnY has he'd tka matter under eO1-
sfdersR10n for ssVaral 1eeks ana only
resehed NE coae7ustc1 % sedEps laet
EE1laT.
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AIoneyi Monexll Monnrl,,

"over production OF money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay It to you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No com.
mission. No trouble Pay IL back
when you want to. Yon pay interest
and principal in Emporia, that Is good
enough for US. The "old reliableo loan
Office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN s. HARRISON,
No. 40 Commercial street, east side
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

has. A house Of 9 rooms, on two JotO. eeos
well and cistera. plenty OF nrult sEd ahado,
large stable, capacity OF cisteYn sc bbls
Price 3. 60.
1I5s suburban place Of 8 % aersa, .
rods from city; new frame house rcoms a14
and cellar; young orchard planted; good vel
and good soil. Price $500.
n70. A new frame houss Of aix rcSKna,
good size, good stable and buggy house. RooH
well; . corner lot on Commercial strcsA oaaY
payments. Price $3.50.
1910. Two east front lots with house Of fouY
rooms, three blocks from Commercial S1ro6G
Price, 81, $50; terms, 4kB0 cash, balance q
time 1t per cent interest
ti9S9. r. anne house Of four rooms. PFteA,
700
1898. Frame house OF four rooms, pansSR
and basement. Price. 81. 100.
1877 Frame house Of three rooms, susI1
stable, lot east front. Price, $500.
ls2a- Frame house OF ave TO ma, On I've
corner lots, good location Price tI.eso.
100. Frame house Of .fcs= rooms. PrasA
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BOAnp OF EDUOArIox.

EnEronIA. Nov. 9, 1885.
Board o. education met IN speciaI S.
nioa. President Morris In the chair.
The following members were present:
D. W. Morris. J. g. Taylor. W. r.
EnIng, L. q Call. David Taylor and j.
G. Burnett.
The president called the board to or
der and stated the object Of the meeting
being to canvass the vote on the school
bonds, he would appoint W. F. Ewing
and ]. g. Traylor IS tellers, and they
proceeded to open tbs ballots and count
| the vote with the following result:
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Farm Loans.

/ can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
Two, three. four, or FIVE years, at a low
rate Of interest, and allow payments to
be made IN small sums at different times
or the whole amount may be kept five
years or paid OF any time. Rooms al
old Central office. Fifth Avenue, first
door beck of EmpOria National Bank.
8. II. SIXTH.
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
oldest money lcaning concern in the
county always lends its money at the
lowest rates Of interest obiaInable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply If securi.
" and title Is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here.
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Day before Yesterday q warrant was
issued for one William Cox, gamblel
OF Imports, and Aftsr issuing the war
rant the party was warned by some one
to get out Of the way. Yesterday the
warrant was placed In the hands Of a.
oGlcer 70 serve, but 10 and behold
William had shaken the dust of EN-
poria from his feet and is now abiding
IN parts unknown.
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Proves Innocent After six Years Impris-
onment.

onment.
JOLIET, NoY. Thames Young, q
convict serving a ten years sentence from
Carroll county for burglary has confess
ed he Is the murderer of DR.. Allen, OF
Sandwich, Illinois; a young man named
William Thomas was convicted Of this
murder on evidence of detective from
Chicago, and sent 70 prison for II years.
Young is Q notorious burglar who has
been an inmate of several western pris.
ons. In his confession he accurately
described the premises where Dr.. Allen
lived He also drew q diagram of the
house. showing the room in which he
claims he had the life and
death struggle with the mur.
deTed man, from whose grasp
he was endeaVoring 20 escape when he
committed the murder. The circuit
court Of DeKalb county has issued q
hAbeas corpus for Young, and Sheriff
Wood TOOK him from prison last evening
to Sycamore to stand trial for murder.
In the mean time VIM Thomas has
served about six years of his seventeen
year term, but has always insisted he
was innocent. Thomas says he knows
nothing regarding James Young and |
never saw or heard of him until he came
70 prison 70 serve his sentence for the |
Carroll cou1tY burglary.
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CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 11.-Aboul ten
days ago three members of e family
named Morris. who had been receiving
water from we'll near cotton factory,
family became lii. Soon there were
twenty people In that locality quite sick,
and the manager Of the mill became
victim Last night six more persons
were taken down and several. Il 10 said,
cannot recover. An iaveslfQali0n has
been commenced and u IL thought some
miscreAnls have poured . quantity Of
poison into The we'll. Fnily forty per-
cons have been a8acted.
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In keeping with the annual week oil
prayer for young men and Young Mems
Christian associations, there will be
prayer meeting each evening this week
at 3 O'Clock in the association rooms, to
which all young men are cordially In.
vited. Topic for this evening: "a life
without self in It."
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The meeting Of the Tuesday club, OF
the Congregational church, last evening
at the resldencs Of Mr.. David Stone. VISA
well attended by tie young folks Of that
congregation. There was very inter
esting literary program, followed by
games OF various kinds, chsrades,
tableaus, etc. The meeting Wss 9 de
cided success both financially and so
cially.
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The CINCINNATI Commercial Gazette
gives rs an illustration OF how tar 6
Womsn's curiosity may lead her, when
il says:
Mrs.. CaiharIne Trump. possmistTess
&c Coming, Pa, has been arrested on the
charge Of opening letters and reading
them for the purpose Of keeping herself
posted in regard 10 the business secrets
of her Deighbors and the love affairs of
the young people oFthe community. She
pleaded guilty of the charge, but said
she didn't know she was committing an
o6ense for which she would be pun
fShaA
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FoR SALE-A farm with good water
and timber; so acres bottom, balance
slope lsnd; part 10 cultivation and
fenced; small frame dwelling. Large
part of purchase money can remain for
tive years. Apply soon TO
-.hc.~N. HAN,IA.
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On motion the president and clerk
were authorized to issue the necessary
orders to the judges and clerks Of the
late election in payment for their ser
wees At said election.
On motion board adjourned till next
Monday night. J. G. BURNETT,
Clerk.
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Rev. s, s. Myers, a young clergyman
from Pennsylvania took charge of the
Reformed church Sunday and will
hold regular services there In the future
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&C.,. Pn,aonar K,r1ea.

SEDAN, Kas. nor. 10.-A man by ths
usns Of Tappau. 3 hAli-bEesd Indian
vas shot aad killed By deputy United
States marshal 81 Elgin. this county, this
mornipg. Trppan was wanted for pols-
ing caItie in tie esrritorY. aod when the
rasrshaI attempted 90 arrest him he re-
eiUted. with shs result Is above stated.
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Mrs. w. p. Lewis, a lady living about
four miles north of Americas. met with
fearful accident last Saturday while
sitting in chair she leaned too far back
and fell striking her head; she has not
been able to set up since the accident
and her recovery is doubtful.
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Efie. the little seven. year-old daugh-
ter of Charles Harris, died Monday night
OF typhoid fever. She was bright child
and was brought here by her father from
Dubuque Iowa, only a little over a
saa1ih ago. The funeral services took
piace At the resideDce. No. II Congress
street, al 10 q. IN. Wednesday, Rev. w. G.
SnodgEass officiating.
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The young men of the Y. NJ. q. A.
wish in this way, through the columns
OF the daily papers, to express their sln-
cere thanks To the people of Emporia
who SO kindly entertained the delegates
OF the convention during their stay
among ms.
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Miss Clara Stroud departed this life at
$3.50 Monday morning, OF malarial fever
She was a Normal STUDENT and the third
of this family who ba, We died within the
last three weeks. Mrs. Stroud has the
sincere sympathy of Der many friends
II this, her great bereavement.
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DIED

At the residence of her sister, Mrs A
w. Thomas, Miss Sarah Duer, aged So
years, departed this life at p, IN. The
funeral services took place at the
residence Tuesday afternoon at 4
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The Kansas Baptist state convention
convenes at Lawrence to-day, and will
hold over the Sabbath. This convention
lie auxiliary TO the general Baptist con-
vsnt,on OF the United States, which viii
meet ct Minneapolis, Minnesota, next
May, and which will represent 2.5eO. 900
Baptlsts. Rev. W. 81. Barnes. pastor Of
the First Baptist church, leaves to-day
to attend the convention At Lawrence,
and will not return before Monday. His
pulpit will be supplied next Sunday
morning and evening.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

A small donkey drawing an old fash.
Toned cart Of home manufacture created
considerable amusement on Commercial
street Monday morning.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12
The Siaie Live Stock -l5anilarl

The Stale Live Stock IlSanIlaTY com.
mission. Senator j. D. Young of Beloit,
chairman, and r. IL Lawrence Of Sedg-
wick, secTcsssry, met at the Hotel Cool.
idgsSs1 -0ssdsy afternoon TO confer with the
stAitlemen OF this section IN regard to
nep live stock sanitary bin TO be intro
1uced Al he next ueeiiDg Of the state
ieEislatuse, There were about twenty
1ge caftlemen and stock raissrs present
and rOmerous suggcstiops made and Az
zued. They are still session as we
IS 70 press.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12

In an item yesterday regarding the
$4,000 damages received by Conductor
W. q. irwin; It should have read tina;
the amount was received from the st.
Louis, TT. Scott and Wichita road, In
stead of the Santa Fe company.