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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

CMHOh1As 1AA6sg U4oANA O'
Board met ss per adjournment. All
members present.
The board spent the forenoon of this
day in inspecting the new bridge at
LumlY's. and the new approach at Rug
gIs's bridge, all of which being CON-
pleted according TO contract, was &C.
cepted.
It was ordered that the assessment OF
the northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section Z, township IS, range
10, be reduced from $3.50 to 1926, as said
description of land is fractional, and
contains only % acres, instead of 40
acres as assessed for the year 1884.
It was ordered by the board that each
township IN the county be allowed one
half the cost of the February, 1885, cleo
ton, upon a verified statement of said
expenses by the trustee of each township.
The Official bonds of Joseph Camp
bell, trustee of Elmendaro township, an
W. S. McAuley. clerk OF Americas town
ship, were approved.
The nominations of Profs. j. E Klock
and o. w, Wilkins bv the county super
intendent as examiners of teachers for
the ensuing year were approved.
The expenses of the February cleo
ton in Emporia city were allowed as
follows:
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nett and ar. D. L. Davies of Granville,

nett and SIr. D. L. Davies of Granville
and others.
The bank will do a general banking
business. and we are creoibiy informed
win be able TO command the amount of
capital requisite to do this. The partiee
concerned are large real estate owners.
They are also experienced bankers and
business men, Mfr. Wright being one of
family of bankers.
The specifications for vaults are here.
having been furnished by Cincinnati
lock and safe company. Mr.. L. W. Lewis
is contracting for putting the vaults in
place. They will be located in q room
now occupied as part of Baird's drygoods
store, to the rear of the main banking
room, and will be in all respects of the
latest and best design. The time OF
opening for business will depend
upon the time required to
place fixtures in the main room, and get
the waits in readiness
We are pleased to see good bus
mess men backed by capital
choose Emporis as a location. 1t is
compliment, nanlfestly based upon
good judgment and will prove mutually
beneficial. Mr.. Wright and at least two
other gentlemen concerned will, at as
early day as possible. move their fami
lies to Emporla. They pro
pose to become part oil
Emporia and Lyon county in every par
ticular and being thus interested will
be gladly welcomed not only by oul
business men but by all our citizens, fol
whom The NEWS now extends cordial
welcome, and predicts for the new con
| Germ snccess.
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BIrLEErowN NEWS.
By ORPHAN BoY.

"WEDNESDAY, March, 4.
The mud In this meek o. the woods''
-prairie--is drying up and We think
the roads will be in good shape in few
days.
DIR. W. Pollock of Harmony Hill gave
the young people dance on last Friday
night, and on last Monday moved to
twelve miles north of Emporia.
We are glad to see that the long looked
for hotel man, w. G. Cannon, has com
menced the erection OF an addition to
his present house. He says he will be
in shape to keep few of the people
who travel
Mr.. Bangs and family of osage
county, has moved on his farm which he
purchased Of ]. o. Gardner last summer,
which loss to Usage county Is our gain,
and we welcome him to our vicinity.
Our teacher Mr.. Hummer, on Monday
night organized writing school, and &
gOodly number was present and Joined
the school.
1t is reported by Madam Runner
that George Burkett will in the neal
future take unto himself q better half
Allow rs to congratulate you. George.
The Wells Fargo express company
will IN shert time appoint o. I. Thorn.
ton as their agent as this point. This
will save the route agent great deal o.
work.
Mr.. De Long will soon have his new
dwelling house completed and will ther
move his family to our city. And still
they come. If our village improves as
fast this year as last, We will have {
town some day.
Mr.. Purcell will in q few days com
mence the erection of q large dwelling
house, on his ranch of 720 acres, thre'
miles south-w of Bitlertown. Mr.. P
is an IlIlnoIs man. and We hope h
always Will reside here.
Some of the young people of Madison
and few of our young folks, in spite o.
the high water. on last Friday evening
gave = surprise dance at Mr.. Wsah
burns, four miles southwest of here. an6
all report a good time, except one young
gentleman, who was beat out of hiI
partner. We say, do net give up IL
despair, but try sgain.
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AT AIR.
EDITED BY ANON.
"WEDNESDAY, March

"WEDNESDAY, March
People are anxiously awaiting the
new bridge.
Our Sunday school was made quite
instructive on Sunday by the assistance
of the minister. Visitors should always
be made welcome.
Prot. Wolfe disappointed the singing
class on last Friday night, but redeemed
himself afterwards by thorough lesson.
Those living west OF Elm creek were
detained at home by high water. Don't
be discouraged, for you are to have 8
new bridge.
The Allen mail was detained owing to
the water. The carrier was a guest at
Mr.. Wilbur's until the waters subsidized.
Mr.. Zef johnson paid g visit at his
sisters Sunday. Bright sunshine Is good
for sick persons, and we hope this visit
will be beneficial to Mr. ].
School has closed in district No. 10.
The sick in this community are all re-
covering. DIR. Packer made a visit Sab
bath morning and We, earnestly. hope
this will be his last.
Our citizens are wonderfully pleased
to have q few days OF sunshine. They
think fog and mud causes sickness.
We are not positive about Rev. Mr.
Northup's return to this point, on the
circuit; but people will do well to come
to Sunday school, if there is no preach
l fnr
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BEADING NEWS.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.

READING, KAs., March 8.
The mud is plenty and travellers COM
plain. Still they keep at it
The wolf hunters found plenty of
deer on Elm creek, but having no guns
were left.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Douglas returned
from Kansas City last Friday. Mr.
Douglass will recover his sight he thinks
without doubt from the eye operated
upon.
W.D. Elro0 has bought the half sec
ton of land south of town of the estate
of the late Chas. W. Hebbe.
T. "A. Swan has bought W. 4. Tillos-
TOMS farm north of town.
Geo. D. Patten returned from Califor-
mia on Monday.
L. Severy and son are unloading corn
shipped in on the cars from Mcpherson
county. Will says there is plenty of il
out there. but the mud is too deep for
transportation to the railroad.
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EDITED by NERO.
WEnRNsnAY. March 4.

EDITED BY NEhO.
"WEDNESDAY, March 4.
Roads are very muddy.
The Plymouth school had Its picture
taken last week.
Rev. McAnulty preached Sunday
probably his last sermon here.
Mr.. Metger, living one and a half
miles east of here has sold his farm and
has bought in Emporia and Intends to
move there.
d. W. Cox left for his home in Ster-
ling last week.
The new constable was fulfilling the
duties of his office to-day by subpoena
ing witnesses for trial at DR.. Hewitt's
tomorrow.
Next week closes successful term OF
school, taught by Mr.. Chance.
Considerable sickness in the neigh.
borhood, but those who have been sick
are reported better.
Our Lyceum is still in progress
Quite an interesting program was rem
dered Saturday night. The debate was
'Resolved that free trade would be det
rimental to the United States" The
affirmative was discussed by Messrs
Dillon and Guyle and denied by Messrs
Dixon and Campbell.
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OBITUARY

Died at Portland OregaD, on Saturday
the 21st OF FEBRUARY in the 24.L year Of
her age Mary Adele Harrington. be-
loved wife Of Sam J. German. De
ceased was mar1ed from the academy
of the Sacred Heart, st. Joseph, Mo-,
about one year ago, and left for her new
home in the west with every assurance
of long and happy life before her. Mr..
and Mrs. German have. many friends in
this section of the country who win be
Rrieved to learn of her sad death.
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rHE COUNTY TEAM.

Commissioner w. V. Phillips, pursu-
ant to an order Of the county board, pur-
chased last week q team of horses
and Q mare for use on the poor farm. The
mare is q brown one, seven years old,
weighs 100 pounds and the price paid
was $175. The horses are large bays,
weighing respectively LIS and 1,225
pounds, are seven and eight years old
and cost $3.50. The purchase was made
OF Mr.. C. s. Ford OF Plumb, and we
think that Mr.. Phillips has used excel
lent Judgment in behalf of the county.
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THE NEWS.
THURspAY. MARCH 5. 1ssb.

PUBLIC SALE OF LIpEsrocK.-I will
offer for sale at public auction at my
farm four miles east of Emporia. on the
Sixth avenue road, on
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
Sixty-five head of cattle, consisting OF
IL head of cows, 10 four.year-old heifers,
all in calf by my cross-bIed Galloway
bull, 5two-year-old steers. coming two
yea-old steers, head of COWS with young
calves by their side, good cTcss- bred
Galloway bull three years old, one grade
Galloway bull one year old, Is head of
steer calves, 12 head of heller calves,
20 head of them are Galloway cross and
good ones, three head of horses, one good
cattle pony, one good brood mare Ia
toal by Hambletonian horse.
Five hundred head of high grade
Merino ewes In lamb by thoroughbred
Merino bucks, 200 head of Merino lambs,
all good and even quality, 10 head of
thoroughbred Merino bucks; 35 head of
stock hogs, among them are some good
brood sows in pig, one thoroughbred
big Burk boar, Walter A. Wood
moving machines, l sulky hay rake, 8
stirring plows, 2 sulko gand plows, 1
hinge harrow, two-horse corn planter
BROWN, sets of double work harness,
l (single) set of buggy harness, 2 com
shellers-one can be used for pewer,
grind stones, spring wagon, lumber
wagon, 2 feed wagons, corn grinder
and crusher, 35 tons of hay.
Terms Of Sale-Nine months time will
be given on bankable notes on all sums
Of $40 and over without interest If paid
when due, if not so paid to draw ~ per
cent from date. Five per cent of for
cash. Free lunch will be served
p. G. CowLING.
L. d..
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NOTICE TO SEWING MACHINE BUYERS
When sewing machine dealers cannot
do business without the Davis in their
stock it speaks volumes in favor of the
new high arm Davis machine. But be
on your guard against having old ma
chimes palmed off on you for new by IN
principled dealers. All new Da-
Wis machines are numbered
on the front shuttle slide 306, 100 and
upwards; all numbers under that are old
machines refltted. All Davis machines
with the stitch regulator on the;front Of
the face plate are old machines refltted
The Emporia Hardware company are
the only authorized agents for the New
High-Arm Davis, and the only partie.
in Emporia of whom you can rely or
getting New Davis machine thai
has the stitch regulator under the
arm, next TO The face plate Be OF
your guard.
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ordered paid
FOREIGN NEWS.


BERLIN, March 4.-The Uxnorth Ger
man Gazette says: The publication by
England of the private interview between
Malet, the English representative at
Berlin, and Bismarck is striking and re-
gretable indiscretion, and must stop all
confidential exchange of NEWS between
the two countries The object of the
publication was undoubtedly to make
France distrust Germany, but it failed.
The malevolence of England Is inexpli-
cable
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SILK CULTURE NOTICE.

There will be a public meeting at the
courthouse on Saturday next at O'Clock
p. m. The character of the meeting
will be lecture on the general charac-
ter of silk production. A report of the
prospect for silk culture will be made.
An exhibition of cocoons, and q demon
stration of reeling will be given Every
body il cordially invited.
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Hlrh sDorEInsr AnEhoratv,

The London Daily Sportsman remarks
editorially: A really invaluable specific
tor the cure of rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains. bruises. st. Jacobs Oil. we'll
known in the English market, has gained
immense fame in America, Australia
and eli psrts Of the world, and the uai.
versal nature of its sale may be judged
from the fact that the makers have to
PRINT their Instructions for its use in no
fewer than eleven languages.
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Owingto the suspension OF operation
in nearly all the carpet mills, choice
patterns are becoming very scarce and
tser in the season 1t will be very difficult
to get choice designs. Fortunately,
Newman 81 Co. got in most of their
spring stock before the supply was ex-
hausted and are prepared to show all
early purchasers tull lines of the best pat
terms produced this season.
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AFATAL ACCIDENT.

A sad accident happened Friday in
Chase county, few miles northwest Of
Strong City. A young man named Hill
ton. ct work on the Drummond farm,
was cutting down q tree when the latter
fell upon him, causing his death.
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EVERGREENS.
Scotch Pines, 10 cents per foot. Red
Cedars and Catalpas.
JOHN A. SIMS,
Northwest of Americas.
BOARD of EDUCATION.

EMPoRIA, Kan. Feb. %, 1885
The Board of Education met at the
Office of Van K. Holmes. There was a
full board, D. W. Morris, presiding.
The resignation of Miss A. E. Dixon
as teacher in the city schools was read
and accepted. A vote was taken BY
ballot 10 elect her successor, Miss Flora
R. Young being chosen.
On motion the board adjourned.
JIG. TRAYLoR, Clerk.
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THE NEW BANK

A few weeks ago we published the
fact that the rooms occupied by the Pa
cIfc Express company had been leased
by some Ohio gentlemen and would be
used as banking rooms. We are pleased
nowt announce the details more fully.
Mr. T. F. Wright of GreenviIle, Ohio,
who is president of the new organiza-
ton is in the city completing arrange
ments as rapidly as possible. There
will be associated with him DR.. E. Sim
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We regret to learn that John c. Geyer
has resigned his position on the Repub-
lcan staff and will probably leave the
city soon. In the short time he has
filled the position he has proved him.
self an able and successful Journalist,
and has formed a large circle of friends
who will be sorry to know of his inten-
ton to leave Emporia. He prefers,
however, to enter upon the practice of
his profession, beng . graduate from
the Cincinnati College OF Law in the
class of "a, aud will start in few days
to look through Southwestern Kansas
for a suitable place to chang out his
shingle." We wish Jack well. he
will be succeeded by VIM. Valentine,
who is already known to many of ouI
people having been in the city for more
than year.
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends It's money at III
lowest rates of interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply if securi-
ty and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here
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l.. +. Pruyn

Auctioneer, successor to 81. W. Pear.
sail. Public sales of all kinds will be
given prompt and careful attention
With an extended experience in the auc-
ton business, he bespeaks an extensive
patronage which he will endeavor TO
merit by satisfaction to all customers
Headquarters at the Central stables EN-
poria, Kansas.
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L. +. PRUYN, Auctloneer.

To RENT-For the season Of 1885,
tour sections Of the best pasture land in
Chase county, we'll watered and inclosed
with wire fence and stone wall, situated
about eighteen miles directly west of
Emporia. Apply to
HENRY 8. F. DAVIS,
Strong CITY. Kas
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nIonsvl Monsxil Monsrli,

"Over production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay 1t TO you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No COM
mission. No trouble Pay it back
when you want to. You pay interest
and principal in Emporia. that is good
enough for US. The "old reliable" loan
Office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN 81 HARRISON,
No. 40 Commercial street, east side.
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NoTIcE-W. T. Walters has removed
his land office to the office OF Filkins &
Sisler, one door east of THE NEWS
office, where he has large list of farms,
stock ranches, vacant lands and city
property for sale. IFyou wish to buy
or sell anything in his line, give him q
nan
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On Monday ]. L. AAier. physician of
Olpe, was arrested for cruelty to ami
mails. he had preliminary trial be-
tore Justice Hugh g. Williams Of Cen
ter township and was bound over IN q
sum of 500 90 appear again tomorrow
AZ / O'Clock.
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We shall be greatly pleased to have
those indebted to us, call and settle with
out bookkeeper at the office of II. E.
Norton on Fifth avenue.
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Empona Post, No. 55, q. A. R. pa

Empona Post, No. 55, &. A. r. passed
a resolution unanimously nominating
Comrade David Taylor as the candidate
of the Emporia post tor department com
mander of the G. A. r. department of
Kansas. and instructed the delegates
from Emporia post to the G. A. r. en-
campment at Fort Scott to vote and
work for Colonel Tsylor's election to
that position.
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Shiloh's Vitslizer is what you need
for constipation, Loss of appetite, dizzi-
ness and all symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price 10 to rs cents per bottle. Sold by
Chas Ryder.
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For SALE-Two teams OF good, heavy
work horses. Inquire of Herbert Davis,
i've and half miles north of Emporia,
on Dow creek.
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Large lines Of ladies' Jersey jackets,
in latest novelties, and ranging in price
from one dollar and twenty-five cents up
to the finer qualities just received at
NEWMAN & Co.'S
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When you reach the b. IL o. depot
you may depend upon it your inau-
guration ticket will be good for any
train. On some other roads to Wash
ington this may not be the case.
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The latest novelty in dress trimmings
are the heavy mohair and gilt braid, and
Newman s. Co. have just opened nice
line of them.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
cure is sold by US on q guarantee. Il
cures consumption. Sold by Chas.
RIDER
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A large new thread cutting machine
has just been placed in the Santa Fe
shops at the round. house. Heretofore
this laborious work has been done by
hand
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of January, June and October.

The regular meeting of the Lyon
County Horticultural society will be
held next Wednesday in Morris hall.
The subject will be apple Culture !"
There viii be an exhibit of winter ap-
Piles, and premiums will be awarded for
the best display.
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That Hacking Cough can be 30 quick
lY cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran-
tee It. Bold by Chas Ryder.
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Bishop w. y. Ninde Is expected to be
in Emporia next Sabbath. HIS health
will not permit to preach, however.
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Marriage license was issued Mond6y to
John w. Boosinger and Mildred A.
Giger, both of Fremont township.
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The Rey. Geo. H, Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's consumption cure.'
Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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AUCTIoNEER.-Whenever you want a
first-class auctoneer call on G. W.
BrySon, No. 3 East street, Emporis,
Kansas.
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An employee of the Santa Fe named
David Taylor, died at the st. Msrys hos
pItal Saturday. The body was sent to
Wakarsa for burial Saturday night.
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Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free
Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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New choice groceries received every
day at j NJ. Hydes. 100 Commercial
street, and sold at bottom prices.
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Frederick 81 Burton still have money
TO loan, and some splendid bargains in
lands and city property.
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Group, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiioh's
Cure. Sold by Chas. Rider.
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The passage of q blll Forming

The passage of bill forming new
judicial district of Riley, Potawatomie
and Usage counties, and the consequent
removal of Usage county from the Fifth
judicial district will very largely facili-
tate the transaction of the judicial bust
ness of thie district. The terms OF court
here in the future VIII be three annually
instead of two as formerly, and they Will
begin respectively on the FIRST Mondays
of January, June and October.
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John Hammond has just finished a
new substantial bridge across Dow
creek near the McCreary farm and has
finished the new south approach to the
Ruggles bridge over the Neosho. The
north approach of this bridge Is now
SAID to be in dangerous condition.
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A marriage license has been issued to
G. II. Torrey of AmerIcus and Hannah
BURGESS of Eureka.
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There are few hiGh-arm Davis ma
chimes at Roblee's and his customers
will continue to find them there.
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WANTED-An agent for fast selling
book. Address F. II. Ringer, Emporia,
Kans
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ANNoONUEHIENrs.

1 shall be a candidate for justice Of
the peace at the ensuing city election.
JIG. PETTINGTLL.
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New wall paper. window shades and
curtain poles, at j. w. Morgan's, west
Sixth avenue.
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Soldiers having claims tor pensions
will do we'll to call on L. NJ. Keys, at
tOrney at law. Office, room No. in
News building, up stairs.
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For SALE-Farms on easy terms
Also some prairie land, by NJ. w. STRAIT
ton, real estate and insurance agent,
Reading, Lyon county, Kas.