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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Breiner Of Eagle creek, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mr. W. G. Patten, of Cottonwood
Falls, is IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. N. A. Brockett of Cottonwood
Falls, was in the city yesterday.
Mss Emma Hornell of Strawn, Kan.
sas, is visiting frie0ds in this city.
John Wilbur, and friend. from Air,
gave the NEWS a pleasant call Monday
evening.
G. c. Worster Of Jones county, Iowa,
ia visiting his brother Waldo Worster OF
this city.
Mrs. Gibson and daughter Of Amer
icus, were patronizing our merchants
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. 81. B. Morse returned Sunday
afternoon from Boston where she has
been visiting relatives for several weeks.
J. F. Harnit, of the News, is enjoying
q visit from his mother who arrived
Sunday morning from Msnitowoc, Wis
consin.
J. II. White and wife returned Sun.
day from Topeka. They were on the
train which was delayed four days al
Usage City.
Oscar Bjerke returned Sunday from
Newton, where he has been dispatching
trains for several days, owing to the
wires being down between Emporia and
Strong City.
Harry D. Aud. who has been work
ing at the SVntA Fe depot IN this city
durng the past year, left Sunday for Hal.
stead. where he will take the position of
night operator.
Miss Flora Briener, one of the teach.
ers in BethenY college, who has been
visiting friends in this city for some
time. left yesterday for Topeka &c
resume her school duties.
s. J. Carter, Esq, of Burlington
member of the state board or agrlcuI
ture, was in the city Tuesday, on his
way to attend the annual meeting al
Topeka. Mr.. Carter has been q mem
Der of the board ever since its organ
ization.
q. A Wooster. deputy United States
marshal, whose. headquarters are at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, is in the city wait
ing for the road TO be opened west OF
Kinsley. Mr.. Wooster is on his return
home from. st, Johns, New Brunswick,
where he has been on official business.
Frank MorisrtY, the genial postmAs.
ter of Council Grove, called on the
NEWS yesterday, on his way home from
attending . meeting st Usage City IN the
interest of proposed railway from his
home eastWGrdly to Ottawa. An se-
count OF the meeting will be found else
where.
mr.. and Mrs. P. j AtticS arrived
Sunday from Philadelphia. on one oil
the snow bound trsins on the Santa Fe
twenty-five hours from Kansas City &c
Emporia. Mr.. AItick is connected with
the Pennsy lvAnia railroad hotel depart.
ment- They have come here to spend
few weeks visiting their daughter
Mrs. b Parkman.
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The greatest consolation 70 one grow
Ing old lie the improved surroundings
which come with age. experience and
wisdom.
We are reminded of this fact by the
appearance Of the new seed annual Of d.
n. Ferry q Co., the celebrated seeda-
men Of Detroit. Michigan. They enjoy
the enVlable reputation of being the
widest and best known firm in any busi-
mess in the United States. Millions of
people. gardening both for proht and
pleasure, have fonud ever increasing
Satisfaction and delight ia using their
seeds.
Every one desiring seeds Of The high
est type aud best quality. should secure
their annual. nis sent frse ION spplica-
tien.
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The Burlington Patriot in copying
the friendly notice from the NEWS.
speaking of the retiring of Mr.. J. W.
Reynolds from the postofice, and his
promtion TO more lucrative position
with Bruner & Hyde, has this to say:
The Emporia Nescs of q recent date
pays the following handsome complI-
ment to former resident of BurlIng-
ton, who was q valuable assistant here
In the postoftice. We are glad TO hear
OF Mr.. Reynolds promotion, for he is
competent and deserving.
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A dispatch from Dodge City, states
that tho stage from Fl Supply to that
place. was dstained two days and night
at an abandoned dugout in Clark county
Near by was q dugout occupied by q
widow and her two daughters. The
latter attempted to reach a neighbor'l
and both were frozen 10 death. A.
Dodge the wind registered A miles al
hour with the thermometer 10 degrees
below zero.
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DISTRICT COURT.

TUEsDAx, Jan. 10.
Amos E. Pearce vsathe Continental in.
surance company, of New York. Jury
returned . verdict of 81 900 for plaintiff.
Patrick Il. Wheat W Mary L. Han,
ct al. Judgment vacated as per stip-
ulstion now on file, and sthe case con-
tinued to March.
VIM. Thompson ". Mary L. Hall ct
al; judgment vacated as per stipulation
now on file. and the case continued to
March.
State of Kansas vs. L. r. Pfefferle, ct
al. to obtain lien on building to
cover fine and costs in . case against
Louis Macke; not concluded at 4 p.m m.
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STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY,
ToPRKA. Kas Ian a 1ssl

TOPEKA. Kas.. Jan. 9. 1886.
The tenth annual meeting of the Kan
sas State Historical society will be held
in The hall Of the house of representa-
tives. at Topeka, on Thursday evening,
January 10th, 1885. for the election Of
ohe-third the members of the board OF
directors and the transaction OF such
other business a. may come before the
meeting.
A meeting Of the board of directors
will be held at o'clock D. m. of the
same day. in the roomsof thu society
All members are requested to bA present
d. ANTHONY, President.
+. g. ADAMS, Secretary.
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FARMER. and nsechanIos

Save money and doctor bills. Relieve
your mothers, wives and sisters by q
timely purchase OF DIR. BosaRko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, the best known rene
dy for coughs, colds. Group and bron-
chial affections. Relieves children of
Group in one night; may save YOU hun
dreds Of dollars. Price so cents and 81.
sample free Sold by Chas. Ryder and
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nouaanis say 50.

Mr.. T. ". Atkins, Girard, Kansas.
writes: al never hesitate TO recommend
your Electric Bitters to my customers,
they give entire satisfaction are
rapid sellers" Electric Bitters are the
purest and best medicine known and
will positively cure kidney and liver
complaints. Purify the blood and regu-
late the bowels. No family can afford
TO be without them. They will save
hundreds Of dollars In doctors bills
every year. Sold at fifty cents 9 bottle
by Is. Wheldon, (c)
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The new County Commissioner, John
3. Grsmally Monday assumed the duties
OF his office, and at a meeting Of the
board, T. E. Mcmillan was elected
chairman, and VIM. Flickingel
purchasing agent. John L. But.
Ter the retiring commissioner
was Saturday presented with a very
handsome silver tea set, by his court
house friends. Col. Feighan made q
very neat presentation speech, and Mr..
Butler returned his thanks for the unex.
pected testimonial Of the esteem IL
which he was held,
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Ocean Dtsas.ar.


HUNTERS PoNT, L. l Jan. 1.-THE
following telegram has been received
here:
One boat with ten men from the
steamer Hilton Castle, which foundered
fifteen miles south east of Fire Island
light, with first mate are saved
[Signedl VIM. 81. MILLER.
Keeper Point OF Woods
The operator on Fire Island light
house telegraphs al was watching for an
incoming steamer when / discovered 3
small white boat about five miles east OF
here. The boat contained seven men; /
watched It and saw the lite saving crew
| 20 out and meet it. The life saying
crews boat contained eleven men
watched and saw both boat
reach the port safely; I coulO
not see the steamer or any boat
at all ashore. Both boats landed five
miles east of here. know both boats
did not belong to the life saving station
as know ali their boats and am sure
the white boat was q strange one. an
five miles from Captain Ailler's station
and have no means of communicating
with him. The other station is q mill
up the beach,"
oNE BOAT MISSING.
FIRE ISLAND, N. z, Jan. 1.-THE
British steamer Hilton Castle, Captain
Culver, from New York, Jan. Q, TO
Rouen, France, fOundered fifteen mile
south Of Fire Island light at 10 o'clocl
this morning. One boat, in charge c
the first mate, with q crew of nine meE
effected landing five miles east OF here
The second boat, with q crew of te
men. under the command of the captain
left the steamer at the same time. Whel
last seen all but three of the oars ha
been broken.
: THREE DAYS IN 4 HURRICANE.
;, NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE steamG
D State Of Nevada from Glasgow, Whic
arrived here Yesterday, report as follows
1--WE have been within one hundre
: miles of this port for the last three day
] with q terrific hurricane from east I
southeast, then going ali around Il
. compass. during which the vessel vi
7 badly used up"
e ONLY ONE SAVED.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-THE schoonC
e Crissie Wright. Captain CLARK, whic
sailed from Baltimore for Savannah c
December so. was lost at sea of Beat
fort, North Carolina. Sunday. Only OF
man of her crew OF eight men was save
p The captains body was recovered.
u SIXTY FIVE LIVES LOST.
u HAVANA. Jan. 11.-AdvIces frol
Q Colon say that twentY-one vessels we
U wrecked and sixty-five lives lost durin
! the recent storm,
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Narvoun nahiIitatad Ia

You are allowed q tree trial of thirty
day OF the use of DIR. Dyes Celebrated
VoltAic Belt with electric suspensory Ap-
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Illustrated pamphlet, with full informA.
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ing Voltaic Belt ca. MarahaIi. Mich
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A meeting has been called at P. G.
HAllberg's nursery, at 2 O'Clock next
Saturday, for the purpose of establish
ing market In Emporia. It is princI-
pally In the interest Of market garden
ers, and, OF course, sll our housekeepers
wish the movement succaaa.
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A crazy man named VIM. McKain,
who was locked up in the jail Saturday
afternoon, became violent and attempted
TO set the building on FIRE q
short thine after his incarceration
Sunday. although handcufed he sue
ceeded In breaking an iron bar an inch
and half wide and one-half inch thick
which was on the door of his cell, thus
leaving an opening by which he escaped
into the corridor. Sheriff white heard
the racket and replaced Nc
Kahn in his cell. The jail, In Its
present condition, is not only insecure
but unfit to hold prisoners aud should
be repaired at once.
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a Walk.nx sIreleevn.

Mr.. E. Springer Of Mechanicsbur1,
Pa, writes: II Vas afflicted with lung
fever and abcess on lungs. and reduced
10 . walking skeleton. Got free trial
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, which did me 90 much
good that bought = dollar bottle. Az.
Ter using three bottles found myself once
more 6 man. completely restored e
health. with = hearty appetite and z
gain in Aesh OF - pounds. Call e B.
Wbeldon's drug store snd get fres trial
bottle Of this certain cure fog ell lung
disease. Large bottles 81.
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The Testimoay OF = Physio1An.

James Beecher, NJ. D. Of Slgourney,
Iowa, says: For several years / have
been using cough ba1sam called DR..
VIM. Halls balsam for the lungs and Ir
almost every case throughout my prac-
tlce have had entire success. / hsve
used and prescribed hundreds of bottles
since the days Of my army practice
QS6S). when I was surgeon of hospital
No n T.oaiavflla Nv
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Lofs OF People

get bilious. have heavy headaches
mouth foul, yellow eyes. &C., all the
direct result Of impure bloodsWhich can
be thoroughly cleensed, renewed and
enriched with Kidney-Wore It acts a
the same time on the kidneys. Liver and
bowels and has more real virtue In {
package than can be found In any Other
remedV tor the same class Of diseases.
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Money Loaned as best Rase.

Ever given in Emporia The whole
loan can be paid before due or can pay
10 small sums At any time and stop n
terest On amount paid, thus you can cas-
lily pay of 9 alortga2e gradually, which
would not be done ali at once. Other
advantages offered which cannot tall to
suit borrowers. Once on Fifth avenue,
first door back u Emporis National
bank. In. SIXTH
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Stock RuRarsn1

SALLNA, Kas., Jan. 1.-THE severe
weather Of the past week hiss resulted
disastrously TO stock in the central and
western sections of the state A herd Of
100 cattle pastured near this city was
eDt portions of the west tell of much
suffering by stock.
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BaSsnsn's Arnioa save.

The best salve in the world foS cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, ehapped hands, chIlblsins,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price IS cents
per boz. For sale by B. Wheldon.
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r. W. Jeremy, superintendent of the
water works, reports everything in a
satisfactory condition. On last Satur-
day he examined every fire hydrant in
the city, and all were o. &. Unusual
precautions have been taken to prevent
freezing at the sources of supply. by in
jecting steam, and the pipes are also
completely and safely covered. Com
plants are made In numerous individual
cases of frozen hydrants, for domestic
purposes, which could be prevented If
occupants would take only the ordinary
precaution of covering and keeping
them shut tight, There should be no
drip allowed.
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VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Jan. 49,
The schooner Edward Lameyer, flom
South Amboy for Portland, reports hav-
ing passed vessel of over 100 tons bur-
den bottom up in block and channel
yesterday, the vessels stern stove. She
apparently had been ashore.
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Our merchants are beginning to re
sumetheir former hAbitual smile a. the
weather becomes moro pleasant and
business 70 revive.
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The short and most dire route TO
Kansas CITY, st. LOUIS, Chicago, Omaha
and all points east and north; and the
short line from Kansas CITY 70 Cherry
vale. Independence, Winfield, Wei
iington. and Harper, Kansas
and AL points In Texas and the Indian
territory. Trains for the east leave At
2 :16 am 3. B. HYNEs.
j. L.BARNs, (ienr. Pass. AT.
SUPERINTENDENT.
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Mr.. j. Il, Graham who has just re-
TUNED from visit to Pratt and King
man counties in the southwestern portion
Of the state. reports the people OF that
vicinity as being In a mnch more de.
plorabie condition than around thil
CITY. he says coal is selling at from &lS
to $40 per ton. and large numbers ar,
burning corn. The storm of last weeh
was the severest ever known In that
neighborhood. The amount of damage
70 live stock is almost incredible, anC
many people are suffering from the cold
hey not being able TO get into town tC
get coal or other material TO keep them
selves warm.
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KRnNEsnAY. Ian. !

State Of Kansas vs.. L. r. Pfefferle ct al.
The jury returned g verdict for the
plaintiffs, allowing them q lien on the
building.
City of Emporia vs.. Alexander Brown.
The jury returned . verdict Of guilty
as charged. No sentence has yet been
announced
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The assertion Of Marshal White on
the witness-stand to-day that he was nc
Saint 10 selE-evident truth that does
not need to be sworn to by him to Dt
believed by any Jury.
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Nina Pa,.on.Io.a

NANTUCKET. MASS Jan. IA three.
mssted schooner, the T B. Witherspoon
Capt. Anderson, for Boston, struck on
MacoFnet Rift at 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning. Mate Burdick, q boy and
Chas. Wolf were saved. The rest of the
crew were lost The mates wife and
children were also lost, making q total
of nine.
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Mora YinSima

HAKEENx. Kss. Dan. lit is now
definitely ascertained that four persoas
perished In the late severe blizzard In
Sheridan county. Their names are a.
follows: s. Kerns, Fred Boyd, Jacob
KOenburg and John Harper, the latter 9
boy. II Is believed that other lives have
been lost by the storm in this section Of
the state.
BELoTT, KAN. Jan. 11.-Benjamin r
Deyo, reading nine miles south of Thu
city. came into town Saturday and ate
partaking freely Of the prohibited bev
rage, started TO return home late in th,
afternoon. Sunday morning about
O'Clock his dead body was found 9 few
ards from. his home. frozen stiff h
had succeeded In nearly reaching th
house when he was compelled TO sue
cumb 70 the cold and laid down AM
died.
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The telephone exchange has again re-
sumed the even tenor Of its way, and
"Hello, Central" is once more respond
ed to on all the lines by the efficient
operators OF the exchange.
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Dry Goods Slaughter.
From this date until FEBRUARY 1st We
will sell dry goods and shoes e fol.
lows:
Alicloaks at 40 per cent on the price
that IL, q cloak marked $40 viii cost you
80.
Ali dress goods IS per cent OF.
Blankets and bed comforteFs 20 per
cent OF.
Shoes and boots 20 per cent OF.
We mark all goods In plain figures,
ard will guarantee them e. low or
lower than any store In Kansas. no INST
ter where located.
TkrHAn.
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The divorce case OF Susan Potter W.
Frank Potter came mp in the district
court Monday, and decree Of divorce
granted the plaintiff.
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The state convention Of the third par
y will meet In Emporia, at the Whitley
opera house, in June next It is ex-
pected that not less than 1000 delegates
viii be in ate ndance.
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For proof that DR.. Gums Liver Pills
cures headache, ask YOUR druggist for =
free txlal package. Only one toz adosa.
Regular size boxes. . csnts. Sold By
Chas Ryder aud J. A. Moore.
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Keep IN the fashion The Dienon6
/ Dyes always do more tnsn thsy clam b
de. Color over that old draa e vii
look like new. They are warranted.
Ice 81 druggists. Wells, Richardson e
Co, BurJt1gtsD, VI.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of VIM. Richardson,
No. 90 south Merchant street, Sunday
evening, Jan. 10. 1886. by Rev. Z. ].
Troyer, Mir. 81. II. Hodges 70 Mrs. E.
Hookar
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Once more the voice Of Jack GIlchris
i heard at the Coolidge hotel, saying
IAN aboard for the Santa Fe eassI"
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Tia weather is now cloudy and the TIM
peratuFe slowly rising.
HEAVY Snow STORM.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-TelegTsphic
aoVlces received to-day state that 6
heavy snow storm prevails at Galveston,
Texas. -Four inches OF snow have al
ready fallen and It Is still showing hard.
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Garshal White can blush like school
bog, when the occasion requires.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
II. I. FARNEY

Francisco, is now permanently located at
1Sad1n@s HAn0A1,
And Is prepared 70 do all kinds OF Black.
emithing and Wood Work.
FLOW WORK A SPECIALITY.
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Oon1M1ss1oNsRs, rnooEnprNaa
COUNTY CLxRK's OFFICE,
Jan. o 1884.

Jan. . 1850,
Board met Is per adjournment; all
members present.
The road petitions OF Henry Jacobs,
Joab Bridges, and Jocob Jacob were
granted.
The following bills were allowed:
Il A Rrn<H 4 70
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Money 70 Lend 1t Lowest Rates.
Interest annual or semi-annual. Best
advantages ever offered IS to Time Of
Iosn. and easy payments at any time.
See advertisement in this paper.
8. d. SIXTH.
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.42ogales,'' says ths Fs1o RspssESes,
s.has : uxiositY q 81 saaoan Hae.
Xep euk9r q. 1eSfsn as tAl1e ygslr
drink % ntts1 5sahss - : ..-1,-
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of letters uncaIled for and remaining
in the postofnoe at EmpOria, Kansas, for the
week ending Jan II. 1885. Please give the
AT If al shan aalia6 for.
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THE NEWS.
THURsDAY. JANuARY u. lese.

N The coal dealers hAvel hAdSheir picnic
ana are corespondingly happy.
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Dry Goods Slaughter.

Losu-Ladies' basket, name on papers
inside. Finder leave at g. ". New
mans. Commercial street.
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WKDEEeDAY, January

WEDA4GDALR oAnAAy 40
J. s. Gibson received severe scalp
wound yesterday. He was passing I'M
derneath the opening used for the pur-
pose of elevating and lowering goods.
when some stove pipe was thrown
down striking him on the head with the
result stated.
The roal famine Is now aE en end a.
plenty Of coal has been received for the
present demands
o. r. Reynolds Is in the city to-day.
Tranps and peddlers were numerous
yesterday.
Just recefved-a ear load Of dour a.
the AmeTicus mills.
Wansed-GoOd, fresh, sveet butter e
Tressler & L0wFy's.
Pure spices ana extracts ct B0nd's.
Bird seed as Bonds.
The New Home sewing machine
best mede. very cheap for cash.
TREsSLxE q LOWRY, Cen. ARse.
Highest grade coal oil af Bondss.
SO 70 TFeasler 8 Lowry for . good
boot Or she's.
Al kinda of dry goods-c0mpisse
ssoek It TFess5ex = LoWTy's,
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AMERICUs NEWS.
BY RURLOW.

BY BURLOWs
MONDAY, Jan. II.
Miss Hattie EdRerly went TO Hart
ford visiting on Saturdays train.
Some few cases Of stock freezing TO
death have already been reported, espe :
cially where they are protected by barbed
wire fences.
Americas is ''enjoyinR'' coal famine.
Business Is little more lively this
morning.
The mercury has been reported
ct from Il to % degr ees below zero,
which makes it one of the most Sc
we're storms we remember In our quarter
Of century's experience with Kansas
weather.
Frozen ears, noses and faces, are no
uncommon occurrence.
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JACEBcHvmLR. Fla, Jen. 1e.-LAst
night was The coldest Of al. The theR-
above ESQ. 0RsR 3 degrees lower than
fisVeR hzGorS recorded here Young orange
srses en- psctabsY killed. Il e not
taouebf thas older tsss ase naueh huSk'
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NEW XoRK, Jan. 12-Reports from tks
tnte10r Of tbs state show that last nighi
was Ihe coolest Of the season, the ahee
eEsss hzIow Sego.