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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-02
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Married-At the residence Of tue BRIDES
parents, in the city of EmporIs, on Thure-
day, August %, 1886, Mr.. j. A. Bames
berger, of Americas, to Miss Ernestins
Barthel, of Emporia. The nuptial knot
was tied by the Rev. Mr.. Bruner, of EN-
poris, at IL O'Clock a. m, in the presence
of q great number of friends and relatives.
Alter doing justice TO 3 surprisingly
large variety of good things proYIded for
the occasion, and enjoying an hour OF
social intercourse, the happy pair and
friends entered their carriages and started
for the residence of the groom's father
near Americas, where many more OF their
friends and Deighbors assembled TO greet
them, and alter again participating in .
bountiful supply of luXurles, spiced with
the merry and hearty laughter of the
happy participants, the guests departed IN
the early morning, cheered by the yet re-
naming patriarchs of the previously dis
turbed henroosts, all feeling that it was
we'll to be there, and happy to know that
there are good signs of two or three more
such occasions to come OF in the near.
future.
The following are part of the many
presents received by he bridal party, as
far as we could learn:
Bedroom set and large family Bible
BRIDES parents.
Set of silver knives and forks-Henry
and Gideon Barthel.
Table cloth-Miss Lydia Barthel.
Silver table and teaspoons-BeDja amin,
Samuel and Johnnie Bsrthel.
Lace bed-spreads and shams-Mr. and
Mrs. II. Schleissinger and Katie Schleis-
singer.
Gilded china dishes-Mr. Mrs. II
Schwindt and family.
Fine rnU-RIP and Mrs n Rafachla0
Silver knives and forks-Peters Hard
ware Co.
Silk handkerchlef-E. NJ. Perles. Golden
Eagle store.
Set fruit sauce dishes-SamueI B4mes-
| berger.
Fruit set-Lens Hshsr.
Fine hanging lamp-Mr. and Mrs. r
Writ and Miss Ricka Bamesberger.
ParloT lamp and set Of knives and forks
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Feeble.
Set silver teaspoohs-NIss Louisa Hin
richs.
Pair linen toweIs-Mrs. and Mrs. VIM.
Heideman.
Cheese plate and set tumblers-Mr. and
| Mrs N. Reider.
Set silver table spoons-Mr and Mrs
| JuinSling.
Fine book-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Msurer.
Fine dress pattern-Mrs. l.. e. Emmel
Valley Falls, Kas,
Fine parlor water set-C. and E. Bames
berger.
| Glass set-Mr and Mrs and Miss Car
RE and Lille Hoening.
Beautiful bed quIlt-Mrs. Bortz AnC
family.
! Syrup pitcher-Wm. ReIder.
| Log cabin and fruit set-Mr. and Mrs
II. 10y.
Set fine gilt vases and set glass dishes
| Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gibson.
| Beautiful bed spresd-Mr. and Mrs. j
| W. 10y and family.
Fine glass set-Lareins Reider.
Set fine linen napklns-D- P. Tressle
and family.
Fine sofa and bureau-Groom's Father
Glass water pitcher-Mr. and Mrs. a
/ Tressler,
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d. TWan, spent Sunday in Cottonwood
Falls. where Dr.. Hendy held services.
Fl Lawrence accompanied by Miss
Lille Fondsm and Miss Carrie Higgins Of
Chicago are visiting friends In this city.
Mrs. N. B. Hamilton. accompanied by
her daughter, Mile, came down from
Madison this morning on . short visit to
friends.
Miss Ella motifs, who has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Noise for the past
few weeks, left for her home in Larned,
Kas. yesterday.
Capt. SterTy and parry OF seven, consis-
ting of himself, wife and family and Miss
Alice Slocum. returned Saturday night
from Wagon Wheel Gap, Colorado.
Hon. Wm. Martindale and family of
Madison returned from their western trip
to-day. During their stay In this city they
were the guest Of the Hotel Coolidge.
The Rev. ]. NJ. James, of Yale college.
New Haven, Is in thecitY visiting friends.
Mr.. James occupied the pulpit of the
Welsh Congregational church last even
ing.
Messrs R. J. and j. ]. Edwards returned
Saturday evening from their tour In Ore
gon and California. Both look better In
health and feel more lively in spirits.
They report having 8 good time.
Mr.. Lloyd, of Kansas City, a member OF
the firm of Lloyd & Thomas. arrived IN
the city Saturday. Mr.. Lloyd Will re
main here in charge of the store until Mr..
Thomas returns from Chicago.
]. e. Collard of Albuquerke,, N. NJ,
formerly of Emporia, arrived here yester-
day, to meet his wife, who has been visit
ing in Mtnnesota. He will return with
her to New Mexico IN few days.
Mr.. r ]. Roberts, who has been collect
ing and soliciting for the DAILY and
WEEKLY NEWS, has accepted a position
with Mr.. John FIuker, Sixth avenue, where
he will be glad to meet his many friends
Elmer Johnston and Lizzie Serk, who
are charged with stealing clothing from
Mrs. Nan Trees boarding house, were
arrested Sunday in Mcpherson. and
Sheriff White went down to bring
them back.
Mrs, j. @. Mcdonald leaves to-day for
the east, where she will visit in Ohio.
Pennsylvania and Virginia. She has been
suffering with poor health for some time,
and her many friends in this city hope that
the trip may do her good.
The Misses Lou and Mason McCartY.
who formerly resided on Exchange street,
have removed to their new home, No. 148
Mechanics street. between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues, where they will be
pleased to see their friends.
Geo. 8. Fisher, state secretary of the Y /.
NJ. G.. A, was IN the city Saturday and
stayed oyer Sunday. He lead the young
mems meeting Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Fisher Is here looking up the interests of
the association Snd expresses himself as
well pleased with the advancement it has
made in this city.
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Personal.

w. W. Scott returned to-day from his
western trip.
Mr., John Savage returned Saturday
from Kansas City.
L. G. seVery left to-day for a business
trip to Usage City.
A. ". Rumsey Of Kiowa, Kas., spent
Sunday In this city.
DR.. Young is expected to return home
the first of the month.
g 5. Bowman of Newton registered at
the Hotel Coolidge to-day.
Geo. Frinlan of Atchison registered at
the Hotel Coolidge last night.
Esquire Nees and Adam Wenger OF
Hartford were in the city Saturday.
Capt. R. W. Wyle of Cottonwood Falls
ID in the city dong business.
The name of w. w. Suffer, D. c., ap-
pears on the Hotel Coolidge register.
10. Hams and family returned thi
morning from short visit TO Stafford.
P. CJeffery and wife of Kansas City
registered at the Hotel Coolidge to-day.
RE. Rsale of Topeka was in the city
Saturday, looking up the barb-wire bust
ness.
Judge Combs OF Hartford was In the
city Saturday, shaking hands with the
boys.
Us. Brsnham and family OF St Louis
are visiting friends in this city for a few
days.
Miss Eva Plat OF Humboldt, Kansas, is
in the city visiting her cousin, Miss Ellie
Myers.
Ut. Johnston left Saturday for Burling'
ton on business trip. He will return to-
morrow.
TT. LOTUS of st. Joe. who has been
visiting In this city for few days, returned
home to day.
j. B. Hsger returned this morning from
his business trip through the southwest
part of the state.
Prot. Williams arrived from Wyandotte
this afternoon. He IL sill somewhat
under the weather.
o. II. Coulter Of Council Grove, presi-
dent of the State Veterans Rights associ-
alton, was in town to-day.
Hon. w. D. BlArckfoId of. Washington,
D. c., Sunosyed in the city, the guest
of the Hotel Coolidge.
The Union Square company left this
morning for Ottawa. where they will I'LL a
week. engagement
Us. johnson, accompanied by c. W
RamDo, both of Howard, came down this
morning on business-
Mrs. III. Norton of Ossswattomie and
Mrs. Harry Crane of Topeka are visiting
with their sister, Mrs. Chas. Harris.
Hon. Thos. Ryan, Z. F. Sprague, W. R
Griffith and Cal, Whitley leit to-day for
Des Moines, Iowa, on business Trip.
Rev. Dr. Hendy, accompanied by o.
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We are glad to announce that WI.
Roberts, who we reported sometime ago
as dangerously i'll, has so fully recovered
as to b, able to undertake the Journey, &C
c'mpanied by Mrs. Roberts, across the
Atlantic to his native land, ''acting upon
the advice Of his medical advisor, DR.. j ones.
Mr. Roberts is native of Anglesea, North
Wales, an island commonly spoken of as
"Mon Nam Cymry," Anglesea, the
mother of Wales. Mr.. Roberts emlgrated
to America in the year 1859, and made his
abode IN New York City for twenty-three
years. He came to EmporIa eleven years
ago, and has resided here since, with the
exception of three years which he spent in
New York. Mr.. Roberts filed the Office
OF deacon in the Welsh Presbyterian
church for number o. years, which office
he resigned upon leaving for New York.
He has always been q good, conscientious
citizen. a Jealous and faithful member of
the church, and always ready to do all in
his power for the progress OF religion and
welfare OF his adopted country The
church babe him a farewell last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts start tor New York
to- morrow, and from there they sail to
Liverpool. The NEWS joins with the
their numerous friends in wishing them q
safe and pleasant voyage, full restora-
tion TO his former health, and a speedy
return to Emporia,
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/ PERFECT BAKING POWDER.

The great success OF the Royal Baking
Powder is due TO the extreme care exer-
cised by its manufactures to make 1t en-
tirely pure, uniform in quality, and of the
highest lesvenIng power. All the scien-
tif1c knowledge, care and ekIlI attained by
a twenty years practical experience are
contributed toward this end, aud no phar-
maceutical preparation can be dispensed
with q greater accuracy, precision aud ex-
actness. Every article used is absolutely
pure. A number of chemists are en-
ploYed TO test the strength of each inRre-
dent, SO that its exact power and effect in
combination with its CO ingredients is def
nitely known. Nothing is trusted to chance,
and no person Is employed In the prepare
tion of the materials used or the manutac-
ture OF the powder, who is not an expert
in his particular business. As conse-
quence, the Royal Baking Powder is OF
the highest grade of excellence, always
pure, wholesome and uniform in quality.
Each box is exactly like every other, and
will retain its powers and produce the
same and the highest leavenIng effect in
any climate, at any time. The govern
ment chemists, after having Analysed all
the principal brands in the market,
IN their reports placed the Royal
| Baking Powder at the head of the
list for strength, purity, and wholesome
| ness, and thousands of tests all over the
country have further demonstrated the
fact that its qualities are, in every respect
unriValed
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A WISE FATHER

Never t7if1es with his family's health
nor buys patent medicines, who publish
es testimonials of cures he knows moth.
ing about. but deals with reliable drug
gist who know which medicine has in
reality cured. The undersigned drug
gists of Emporis have sold the following
remedy for two years and can truthtullY
say that Primley's Speed Cough Cure
has never failed to give relief In the
most obstinate and stubborn cases oi
Coughs and Colds. Having won its
high reputation, quietly. but rapidly
solely on its intrinsic merits without ad
vertisiug. CoDsumptiYes will please
ask for special instructions, and If we dc
not help you it will cost you nothing
Price SOC and 800. Sold by the fol
lowing druggists: B. Wheldon. Chas
Ryder, W. r. Irwin, D. w. Morris.
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READING NEW.
RY NARY DE zEAN.

READING, Kas., Aug. 81 The rains
came &c our relief last Thursday and Fri
dya amp has delayed corn cutting for q
week at least. Upland corn is light at the
best and ten bushels is q large estimate,
and good judges say come to husk 1t out
there will not be FIVE bushels to the acre of
marketable corn. While on the bottom
lands corn Will go from twenty-five to fifty
bushels per acre. To make long story
short, corn is the most uneven tor years.
Horse trotting and fair at the training
track of W. II. Holiday week after next.
The old school house Is about to be
converted into q town hall, building
much needed in Reading
The township Sunday school convention
wall be held in the NJ. E church Sunday,
September 10, 1886. Sunday school work
ers and the public invited to attend.
w. 81. LeVey went to Chicago with len
steers and sold them On Mondays maekot
Patten Bros. went with six cars and took
along two cars of W. W. SlrattoD, as the
Kansas City market was Overstocked with
cattle and understocked with buyers.
Cattle feeders are waiting between two
| opinions.
There has been money enough lost on
cattle the past two years TO stock up with
| steers all ABOUT here tor the coming
| winter. II may be an educator for the
people.
| CoHey County Fair, Burlington, Kas,
September Is, Ii, 81, 8 and II, 1856
PROGRAMME
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPT. IS AND II
No charge for admission and entriel
must be made.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Is
Grand band contest, Emporia, WIllisms
burg, Garrett and Burlington bands com
peting, immense exhibition of stock
farm products, needle work, fine arts aBt
school exhibits, ladies' riding, draft race
colt race, green pacing race, green trot fol
Coffey county, half mile running race.
THURSDAY, SEPT. l6.
The Schubert quArtette grand free con
cert, the finest company in America, ad
dress by N. ]. Colman, United States CON
missioner OF agriculture, wslkIng race
pulling test. novelty running race, 2:4(
| trotting race, hurdle race, 8 minute trot-
ting, tWo-year-old running races, foo
races.
FRIDAY, SEPT II.
| Thrilling balloon ascension by Prof
Elliott and lady, with perilous trapez'
performances, parade Of premium stock
ladies' riding, address ty Hon. P. b
Plumb, stallion trot, free-for all pace, tree
for.all tcOt, mile running race.
/ Excursion trains and rates on sll rsil-
roads. Finest OF camping grounds.
Job TkTockmortop, president.
I W. q. Williams, vice president.
J. B. Sweet, treasurer.
| j. e. Woodford, secretary.
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The best qualities of
shirtings, ginghams, mus
Inns and calicos at the
lowest prices for cash.
Call and what we can do
for you in these lines. M.
Thomas & Sons, Masonic
Block.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS

That Instructions in any important
channel means disaster. Obstruction in
the organs OF the human body brings
disease. They must se cleared avsy, OF
physical wreck viii follow. PrimleY's
Iron Wahoo Tonic stands without q
rival for the blood. Price. so cents and
81 90. Fer sale by the following drug
eists: B. WheIden. Chas, Ryder. W. e
Irwin, D. W. Morris
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THE WEEKLY NEWS
For $I.OO!
THE AMERICAN FARMER
The Weekly News for SIPS !

On and after September /, the price Of the
WEEKLY NEWS will be reduced to 81 90, and for
an additional Is cents the American Farmer
will al o be sent making the cost of both papers
only $l25.
The American Farmer is sixteen-page paper
illustrated and finely printed, devoted to Agri-
culture. and published at Fl. Wayne, Ind.
sample o les may be seen at this ONCE.
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Petitions are being circulated in Wat
erloo, Ivy, Fremont and Amerlcus town.
ships to vote aid to the Kansas. Colorado
& Texas railroad company, Ivy, $4,000;
Fremont, $4,000, and Americas $4,000.
How much Waterloo Is to vote We have
not learned
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The following gentlemen have decided
upon organizing three Welsh glee parties
First party composed of Bob Davis, ] E
Lewis, Z Owens, r Evans, Grif
Hughes.
Second party, VIM J Williams, B NJ
Jones, VIM Jones.
Third party, ID o Jones, E Evans, }
ID Jones.
We trust they will all work together IN
unity and peace and always be ready to give
their services tor the benefit OF every good
cause in connection with our city. Do NOT
let small obstacles obstruct you in your
good work, settling small differences OF
opinion in friendly manner. Remem.
Der that difference OF opinion should never
divide friendship.
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shall De candidate foE the Cflce Of
Probate Judge at the republican conven-
don. Ny past record Is Judicial Officer
indicates my Qualification for the posi-
t.on. G. B. BAcHKILER.
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Saturday evening in some manner the
electric current was communicated to the
iron posts In the opera house building,
from the electric light cable and formed
quite battery that shocked every on e
who took hold OF 1t. This singular phe-
nomena was fret witnessed by q small boy
who leaned up against the post and was
thrown by the force clear across the pave
inant
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money. Alonsy,i AaOneyiil

lover 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
nission. No trouble. Pay il back
when YOU want to. You pay interest
and principal in Emporia, that Is good
enough for US. The cold reliable" loan
office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction We
loan our own money.
WARREN s. HARRISON,
No. 10 Commercial street, east side.
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Trader will continue to
make cabinet photos at
SO. 90 a dozen. Remem-
Der the place over Smiths
Tobacco Store.
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We are authorized TO announce L. h.
Carter As q candidate for the off1ce of
Clerk of the District Court, subject 70
nominotion BY the county republican con
vention Of Lyon county.
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The attention of our readers 10 called to
the advertisement and programme of the
Coffey County Fair, to be held at Burling
ton, Ksnsas, September 18Th to 18th. The
special attractions equal any fair in Kan
sas. Excursion trains and rates on all
railroads. Finest of comping grounds.
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lam . candidate for reconciliation foI
the Office of Probats Judge Of Lyon coun-
~, subject 20 the decision of the republi
can county convention.
J.W. PARRrEeroN.
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1t is probably unnecessary to call the at
tention to the very prominent card of
Messre. Doyle & Willis at the foot of anoth.
er page. Both gentlemen. are we'll and fav-
orally known in our community, and We
bespeak for them 9 liberal patronage.
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We are authorized to announce that L.
n. Keys Is candidate for the ofnce Of
Probate Judge for Lyon county, subject
to action of the county Republican con-
Vention.
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e M &c AN FAE
Team at a Bargain.

We have taken q draft team to psy a
mortgage debt. They will be sold very
low. Call on Cunningham g. McCarty.
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We are authorized TO announce R. j
Rudisill a. . candidate for the office oI
Clerk OF the District Court, subject to the
action Of the republican county convention
of Lyon county.
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We are authorized to announce W. J.
Combs of Hartford. Is candidate for the
ONCE of clerk of the district court subject
70 the seton of the Lyon county republi
can convention.
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School books and sup
plies at Chase & Davies.

To TRADE-Some good city property
which will trade for q good improved
farm close to Emporia or some other good
town. W. H. SUPPE.
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Seed Rye at F'luker's.


J.9. Traylor is a candidate for re-elec-
ton for clerk Of TIE district court, subject
to the action of 0the republican county
c onventIon. ds
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Overalls and jackets, just what you
want for corn cutting and no rip or tear 10
them. at low figures.
n. THOMAS 6 soNs,
Masonic Block.
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We are now prepared to loan MONEY
on good real estate security, at lower
rate of interest than has ever been
offered in Kansas. Time from one u
seven years. Arrangements can be
made to pay all or part At any time.
FILKINa g SIaLRR HBrokera -
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WEEKLY NEWS, $3.50 A YEAR
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS AND PATRONS
OF THE NEWS:

We beg leave to announce that the
yearly subscriptions to the WEEKLY
NEWS are over So 900 in arrears and re-
spectfully ask our friends to call and pay
I'D, or remit at their earliest convenience.
We trust that this notice will be respond
ed to by all who know themselves in
debted.
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Born on the 9th TO Mrs. w. 81. Hol-
lingsworth q ten pound girl baby. Mother
and child doing well.
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JONES' GLYCERINE ARNICA SALl

Stands Is the father OF salVes tor cuts,
salt rheum, fever sores, burns, chilblains.
letter. piles, chapped hands, frozen feet.
boils and all skin diseases. Price, %
cents. Warranted. For sale by the fol.
lowing druggists: B. Wheldop, Chas.
Ryder, W. R IRWIN, D. W. Morris.
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Col. s. N. WOoD, It seems, was kidnap-
ped after all by mob froIA Hugoton, a
rival of Woodsdale. 1t Is claimed that a
party took him and Deputy Marshal Price
out of the county, and that when last
heard from they were in No-Msn's Land,
and fears are entertained that they have
been murdered.
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A line of dress goods for 81, 121< and
IS cents per yard that can't be beat for
quality and prlce in the city.
n THoHrAs n acHa
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The institute closed Saturday and the
members departed to their various homes.
Most Of them. have schools to teach this
winter
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Several trains OF Usage City coal passed
through for the west Saturday and Sun
day.
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H. J, strump is happy over the arrival
IN his family of a ten pound boy. Mother
and child doing well.
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money lOaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtsinable 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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A band of wandering minstrelsi made
sweet strains on our avenues to-dsy. How
sad it Is that We have no s'lord high exc
cutioner" handy.
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SWe have the best jerseys at S1-25 and
81 So to be found il the city.
n Thomas & Sons.
Masonic Block.
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Money.

We loan money on live stnck, real es
tate, and other good collaterals; also buy
bonds and mortgages.
FmKIRs s. SIsLER, Brokers-
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avenue.

Itch cured in thirty minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary lotion. This never fails
Warranted by Lewis & McCandles
druggists, Emporia, Kansas.
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The owner of the City Book store block
is haying that building repainted.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-09-02

Normal ana College students are begin
ming to arrive.
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A big lot OF lumber is going through or
the Santa Fe for the west.