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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
HIs LONG alCKrEss ENnEp-

The only relief possible to Thomas
Gray, came yester'iay Ia the shape Of
deAih-AAs announced Ia yeslerdAyS
News. Mr.. Gray had been coufioed TO
the house for oyer six months. His d.
seaSe was tubercular consumption. He
was . patient sufferer and death robbed
she world OF bragg gentleman, Who
though dead still lives.
Mr.. Gray Vas 9 native Of SEQ land, be-
ing born In Coolbndge. April 10, 1910
In June. 1865. he came u this country
and settled in Braid zond. III BE came
TO Enporia In 1878. Since living here
he has held various positions Of trust, and
was one Of the best known m n IN the
county. He leaves . w,fa ami little
adopted daughtor-tbe orphan child OF
hts dead sister.
Mr.. Gray wBs = mtmbtr of the A d
u. W., and during his sickness she
lodge bere rendered every kindness Pre-
nble His lite WAs Insured 10 the or
ganistsion for 5000.
Tue funeral services we're conducted
by the Rev. L VI. Sshnn~id OF the FITs
PreabytsrtSn church. If which MI
Gray vAs member, at tho resIdeDce q
the deceased ~ IL o'clock this uanroinR
After beautiful fuoeFsI servIce The re
maiDs were escorted "a ,hs Santa r
depot where. arcompanIed by Mrs
Gray. they will ave tor Dayton. OH.
70 accaTdspce With bic d. ing rsqussl. I
be buried smorg his Siie's people
their home,
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IN MEMORIAM

Thursday forenoon February 11th the
members of the bar of Lyon county met
at the office of Messrs. Buck, Feighs &
Evans to make arrangements for pr per
memorial services in the reception anO
burial of the remains of John W. Lynn
Judge E P. Peytou was called TO the
chair and Charles Fletcher was appoint
ed secretary.
W. W. Scott addressed the meeting
and stated that ample means had been
sent to S,srke, Florida, to properly pre-
pare the body be for Harded home.
ard hat the b dy might be expected /.
arrIv my moment.
On mOuon OF " + McC4rtV tn
meeting sel cted the follow To act a
pail be ,rers at the iun.r4l services
Iudg- P,S ton, ". A. Randolph, q B
Bach linr, W r. Notary, A NJ. Flor
E VI. F ide.
" ". Scot, = aisd lat the seTvIc-s
" lid b held a. the Christian churci
{ lie cit, aud that the Rev r L l. z
would ufficia'e as M Lynn had L.
We AZ been mt inter "f that church anC
denomination.
On motion ia, meeting at the bar wa
ahIOnrned {" met ag'ln Al the office
Buck. Fe'gnan & EV.us oo Feb %
1885, a il a m. Ia further pertect
rang menjs tor appropriate resoluuun,
on the death OF Lynn, and their .preseoi
alton TO the district court of this cnuat,
an the supreme court Ot he State 81
which Mr. Lynn has been 50 mauy year
n prominent member.
Adjourned.
E. B. PEYToN. Prest
CHAs. FLETCHER. Sec'y.
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Council Grove Cosmos: A Missouri
Pacific engineer named Jake Rilsy, was
badly cut and bruised about the face
last Thursday while attempting TO jump
from his engine. The engine jumped
the track near Harrington while Mr..
Riley was on the outside. standing on the
running board. BE was brought TO
Council Grove and his wounds were
dressed BY DIR. Harvey, whereupon he
Left TOR Junction City. The fireman.
whose name We failed to learn, was In
jured internally.
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F,kEI.4s NEWS.
aocIETY MoRALs.


LONDON, Feb. 12.-Although SIR
Charles Dixie escaped under the plea
that Mrs CraWford's unsWorn statement
WAS insufficient evidence. the whole
tenor OF the trial has produced . pro
found aud universal conviction OF
Dukes guilt. Justice Butts, on sum
ming up, described the respondents
statements as clear distinct and sub
stanlIsl, and said they compelled him 70
conclude that the adultery
charged was actually committed.
Dilke's position was further damaged
Toy his refusing from giving evidence
rhe attorney GENERALS defense that
we're they tO put Duke in the witness
Dpx lis cross examination would be one
indircr, ti..n IN a life from which no man
is free, was taken a. q fra K adm IssioD
a. Duke vas unable TO give an +X-
pisuation. That part of MIS- CraW.
tnrd's confession which describes the
epth of the deb4ucheTy between Dixie
ID he self. is unit for publication. The
trial has caused painful impression
ughhut tue country in regard TO
society mnrsls.
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Raj ROAD IIME-IARLE

RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Tin Force. Nov. ., 1851
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA . SANTA FE.
EssR-AaanfIc Express. leaves II Sc 3. N
Eastern Express, leaves -. Il IS p N.
Kew York Express, leaves. II - p. m.
NKs9-Paei1c Expre 6, leaves. SGD p. N.
GuaymRs Express. leaves. Is .. N.
Denver ExpFeSs. leaves - :. 10 p. N.
EMPoRIA 4 HoWA RD BRANCH.
Accommoda4t0n Leaves EmpoRis 90 q n.
Express leaves EmpoTts ---..-s... 50 p. n
Accom- modstion arrives % p. N
Express arrives .----------.----l:1O = m
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
HoERH. Leaves. eOgFH. Leaves.
Ma1. 236 pm Aal Es2 p-1'
SOUTHERN KANSAS RAILROAD.
OTTAWA AcooAE0DAFIoH.
Le6Ve18mp0R1A. d. .--..--.--.-.------ p - = -
Arrive st EMpoF1s -- - p 2
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WELSH RRNEV.,LENr SOCIETY

According 10 notice . meeting Of the
above society was held at the Welsh
Baptist church yesterday afternoon to
hear the report Of the committee sp
pointed TO for constitution and bylaws.
The full report was accepted with the
following amendment:
II at any time during existence of this
society, ITS membership should drop as
low As teo members aud having at the
time any funds n the trra ury, the said
funds are to be given towards The public
library If Emporia- The society will
hold It's next meeting at the Welsh
Presbyterian church on Market street
on TueedaY evening the 18th. All inter.
ested are invited 10 sltend
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Home Itsms and TopIcs.
-"An your own fault
II you remain sick when you can
Get hon bit, er that neYar-EAiI.

Get NOD bit er that neVer-FAiI.
The weakest woman, smallest child,
and sickest invalid can use hop bitters
with safety and great good.
Old men lettering around from
Rheumatism, kidney trouble or any
weakness will be almost new by using
hop bitters.
wMy wife and daughter were made
healthy by the use of hop bitters and I
recommend them to my peOple.-Meth-
odist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor if hop
;Bittsrs are not the best family medicine:
On eaIth!li
-Malsvial fever, Ague and Bilious
ness will leave every neIghbOFhood a.
soon IS hop bItters ArrIYe.
MY mother drove the paralysis
neuralgia ali out of her system with hop
bi,ters."-Ed. OsseegO Sun.
"a Keep the kidneys healthy with
hop bitters and you need not fear sick
ness"
The vigor of youth for the aged and
infirm in hop bitters!!!
Cat the change Of life nothing equals
}H0D bitters to allay all troubles incidentS
Thereto.
THE best periodical for ladies to
take monthly, and from which they
will receive the greatest benefit Is hop
bitters.
Thousands die snnusIly from some
| form of kidney disease that might have
been prevented by timely use of hop
bitsers.
-Tndigestion, weak stomach, irregu-
| Iarities of the bowels, cannot exist
| when hop bitters are used
A timely use of hop
Bitters will keep Q whole family
4 n rObuak health n wear At little cost.
TO produce real genuine sleep and
child.like repoee all night, take q little
hop bitters on retiring.
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0omebody q leaning DER palings
where treIlisod roses. eEini14 eua Ano BLOW;
DOne1o1y, win NorVof lzzlaVa1nnSs
l. pleading for g an9Usr-'eXe8 OF nor
| goneb0dY, kalf pOuting and half smi Ing.
Holds freshly ga8h1rBd roees In ner hands;
GomebOdy toc d6antiIY heeptl1n9l
p1ckB 500 - pieces - - seana1.
SBeEy1 VII IGu fst DS kag0 ~ e1gWSR
Yes, or no, BUeott-Whfch - ttf' asks hes
Not word rSpliSd his fair 0ntraneSE,
But huEns and ScatteEO rose leaves-euay
81
gonsAody sxclsims: IAoh, cruel Beryl:
DO Let ne IN or order M aU4yI
Somebody 0aye: ENTER q Jour perli
WheE0 y0u are ! oraor you % SeAyt'
Somebo1Y. ozJfsi6e th0 Gardens fu1tnEs
DOmeb00Y, ono09 TIE ro1e8 blooming.
Appears % md pleasure IN his pains
Domshody, IN shadow IN doorway,
WhseS 6euised ross twine ana tntertWine,
Laughs soetly.. so my gentle youth. that's
Hal Sai When I was young. 1t wasn't
mtn9Tp
0omsbody to somebody Is pleading
SBeEyl, shall I stay. SeaTf-yes or mol"
Somebody (as last point concO6ing1E
III You wish 70 leave me-you can goP
Somebody, who dare8 repEimAndxnG,
Dashss q tie gAfe-cliokt goeo the Afoh.
Somebody By somebody d standing.
Somebody unseen 6 On TIE Ea9chl
Somebody q hG80d-(1oW courage rises
When love ErovatsI-'sAy oWnt-my loVsf-
Somebody two somebodies surprises:
.BeEyl, you'n be . jewel Of W1fef'
Charles Johns, in CasSell's Family Magazine
for February.
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oKL1H0nA A0ATN

A petition is being circulated in this
city praying congress to pass the bill Of
Hon. j. B. Weaver, which provides for
the opening Of Oklahoma and the form
ing OF 9 territorial government. Any
petition circulated IN EmpoIia. espec
tally IT there Is prospect OF money In
It. will receive sIgners. A number of
our citizens are confident that their
names on the petition will cause ::con-
gress TO pass the bill II the truth were
known II u possible that number have
already made preparations to remove to
the Oklahoma country with view Of
securing the lions share OF the coveted
lands Important local men are not
always powerful among representatives
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From Major to General.

Last Fall, while q drummer from .
New York house was opening . new
route in Arkansas, he took pains to let
everybody know that he was ''Major
Smith. u This little scheme worked
pretty well to secure the best room in
several village hotels, and to have his
opinion sought for on the weather, the
European situation, etc., but there was
. snag waiting for him fifty miles fur
Their on. He finally struck hotel where
his room was in the garrett and his bed
. lonesome object to behold. He held
the tallow candle above his head and
made an examination Of the surround
in1s, and then walked down stairs and
Indignantly demanded of the landlord:
''Sir. do you suppose that will ac-
cept of any such quarters IS thoseg'
s'Sorry. Major, very sorry; but it's the
very best that can do"
.'But you must have better rooms?
s'Oh, certainly; but go sccording to
rank, the General gets the best, the
Colonies come next, and l stow the
Majors away in the garnet. It's all
your own fault, Sir"
Next day the drummer promoted him.
self to General and he hung to the title
until he left the State. -HoteE Gazette.
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DR.. Robert Lyon. the noted specialist.
hes removed his Office from the corner of
Constitution street and Seventh avenue.
to one of the large rooms on the ground
door of the Hotel Coolidge. adjoining
the hotel Office. The doctor has met
with unusually go d success IN the treat
ment OF what Is considered almost hope
less cases in this vicinity. aud will no
doubt fiad his business increasing IN his
new situation, 1t being one Of the most
desirable locations in the city.
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Vernon Kellogg. son of Senator KEEL
logg. was in Topeka yesterday, visiting
his father in the senate. Verny is 8 z
8. U. student.
Ben Jones is quite sick and Is con-
dned to his room.
The Yates Centre Ne1os publishes a
list OF their delinquent subscribers. If
We attempt to follow suit. the Daily
NEWS would have to be enlarged.
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MYsrERIOUsLY DIsAPPkAREp.


II will b. remembered by our readers
that the News chIoniGled the report of
two boys being smOthered in 8 coal pit.
We could give no definite report. for lit
tls 10 known as % the truth I now ap-
peaIs that the par les are thrye boys Of
this city. James Brown, Ed. Russell and
an unknown They were last seen to-
gether ~ PstertOn, Usage countY. Kan
Sas. The boys are aged about 10 years.
Il 10 feared that they have been smoth-
ered In an 80 nd"ued coal shaft
~ PetertOn. II they are
still alive Il 10 probable that the three
are travelling together. The m hher Of
young Brown, Mrs. M. Z Brown of this
city 10 wy much worried and aDx-
Iously awaits any news regarding him.
What motive the boys had for disap-
pearing can not be AsceTtained, we unite.
however, with their parents 10 wishing
that they may bob up serenelS" some
time soon In their accustomed place St
the dinner table. II No harm has come
10 them they will certainly come home
TO afeed %
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cure for P,Iaa

Piles are frtquently preceded by q
sense of weight 10 the back, loins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient 10 suppose he Las some sffec-
lion of the kidneys or neighboriDg or
gans. At times, symptoms of indiges-
ton are present, flatulency. uneasiness
of the stomach, etc, A moisture like
perspIrstiOn, producing q very disagree
able itching, after getting warm, is q
common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itchIng piles yield at ouce TO the ap-
plicatiOn of DR.. BoSankO's pile remedy.
which acts directly on the parts affected,
absorbing the tumors, Allaying the in
tence itching. and eEfectinG q permanent
cure. Price so cents. Address The D
Posanko Medicine Co, Plqua,O. Sold
by Chas. Ryder and J. A. Moore.
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would You BelieveIa

Natures great remedy, Kidney Wort.
has cured many obstinate cases OF piles.
The most distressing malady generally
arises from constipation and bad con-
duion OF the bowels. Kidney Wort acts
a, The same time as q cathartic and Q
healing tonic, removes the cause. cures
the disease and promotes q healthy state
of the affected organs James F. Meyer,
carriage manufacturer of MyerstoWn,
Pa. testif1es TO the great healing poWsr1
of Kidney Wort, having been cured BY
it of Q very bad case of piles which ioI
years had refused u yield to any other
raFnaIy
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COURT FISDINGs

Tue case OF John Brier for Say ing
nau ghly words was postponed till Mon
day, in order TO procure witnesses.
A young fellow by the name of Pres
Chance got too much bebzIne on bOar0
lat night and made life dresry and IN
pleasant for German by the name OF
John Seegar. He pointed a revolver al
John. and talked awful. This
morning he was brought before
Judge Fletcher and was asked to give
an explanation o! his conduct. H
pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace
but said he only wanted to shoot Mr..
Seegsr's dog. He was fined So and
hsYing no money and being worthless
fellow it was thought proper to let him
60 on the condhlon that be should leave
town.
No other cases of importance were
heard.
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
AffarnaNa g LaVs-


DIR. 8. Z. NORTHINGToNs
DENTAL SURGEON. 0Mee over osE
Hall clothinR store. EmDoFte-
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nal.als.lppl Vnlls1 l.ont.

The North, Central and South Ameri-
can exposition will open In New Or
leans, November 10th 1885 The man
agement report that more extensiVe
display than last year will be made.
Parties who contemplate visiting IL,
or going 20 Florida. should ask for
tickets over the Louisville. New Or
lions Of the beautiful Mississippi valley.
For price OF tickets TO VicksburF.
Baton ROUGE. NeV Orleans and eli
other polnts reached By this line, apply
tn p. r RogeEp, Gen. Tfav Pas
\ gep', II Monroe street Memphis,
Tenn or A. J. Knapp, Gen. Pass. agent
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SION tnntUouRh.-

By using DIR Frazler's Throat and
Lung Balsam-the only sure cure for
onghs, Colds, Hoarseness and Sore
Throat, and all diseases of the Throat
md Lungs Do not neglect q cough.
Il NAV prove fatal. Scores and hundreds
NJ grateful people owe their lives to DR..
Frazler's Throat and Lung Balsam and
no family Will ever be without 1t after
once using it. and discovering its mar
vicious power. 1t Is put up IN large fam
~ bpttles and sold for the small price
If 80 cents q bottle. - by D. w.
Morris druggist
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PADDY AGAIN.

CHICAGO. Feb. 12-Paddy Ryan to
night mailed john L Sullivan a chAl-
Ienge 10 fight eight rounds in public,
with small gloves, Q1eensbury rules, for
the gate receipts, 80 per cent to the win
ner and 20 per cent to the loser. The
challenge is in the shape OF q long letter
declaring that Sullivan has not answered
RYan's acceptance OF a meeting in pri-
vate, that Ryan is unable II raise the
money tor a large stake and that unless
sullivan now replies Ryan will never
,onsent to challenge or answer Sullivan
n any WaV
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ranGAsMmm.
BT 20 pAILY NRWa roEr.

BIZ THE DAILY NEWS P0ET.
Il is made Of tin and brass.
And they say ts measures gas
WITH it's dial.
II you think it IL not olaEsod
With the latest Of the fast.
Make trial.
True. is has its Easiest days.
When the hsad with distance plays
Very rough,
But Is each observer knows.
on the gloWest days it goes
Fast enough
II you burn q lamp at night
To decrease the cost OF Light.
You viii lad
That your bill for gas IL less
Than Is Was before-oh, yes,
In your mind.
It will be q dollar more
Than &c was the month before,
You may boil
But It f. the meters way
To get square with those. they say
Who use oil.
W hen il makes your wallet weep
silver tear 70 pay the steep
Think what might that grief have beei
If the meter had less ain
And more brass.
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Easy to See Through.

How csn a watch-no matter how
cosIly-be expected IN go when the
handspring won't operate? How Can
anyone be well when his stomach, liver
or kidneys are out of order? OF course
YOU say, He cannot" Yet thousands
of people drag along mIsersbly IN thai
condition; not sick abed, but not able 20
work with comfort and energy. How
foolish, when bottle or two of Parker'l
Tonic would set them all right. Try 1t
and get back your health and spirits.
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WIIh cherrr nnlI ~

Ev.rybndy knows the virtues of Wild
Cherry and Tar "a n relief and cure for
any affection OF the throat and lungs.
CambIned with these two ingredients are
q IeW simple healing remedies IN the
compositions of DIR. BosaDko's Cough
aud Lung Syrup. making IL just the
article Won should slWays have in the
house tor coughs, cnlds, Hronp and bfen-
chItis Price so cents aud $1,000. Sam.
ples tree. Sold by Chas- Ryder and J.
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THURSDAY, Feb IL.
Oss returned Vesterd
KANsA PaTENTs.

List OF patents granted to cinz ms Of
kAnsas for the week ending TuesdsY,
Feb. Q, 1885. compiled from the OF
nciAl records Of the Unlted Sta.espalent
once. expressly for the Daily NKws. by
W. A Redmond, solicitor Of patents,
No. oS7 F street, N. w., WashIngton, d.
O.. OF whom information may be had.
q. w. Benham, Enterprise, feeder for
threshIng mschlnes
A Hollingsworth, Shawnee. combined
clod crusher, stalk cutter, marker and
rake.
Thomas Saw, Manhattan, weather
strip fur doors
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BuohIan,s Arn1ca save.

TIE hest salvs IN the world 70. cuts
bruises, soies, ulcers. salt rheum. ieveT
sores. tetter, ehapssd hands, chIlblains,
cnrns and all skin eTuptiOns, and pnsi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
II ie guaranteed TO give perfect sstisfac.
lion ar money refunded. Price IS cents
V,eF hox For sale by B. Wheldon
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Dalton Arrested

COLUMBUS o., Feb. 1.-THE discus
sion in the Da TIN Contempt case was
CONTINUED IN The house I'LL late in the af
ternoon when a resolution was adopted
for his arrest and detention in the
Fra, kiln couuiy jail ihir,V days or until
'he ~ d of the session. D alton WAS re-
leased on writ at nHheAs corpus With
n.Ii fxei ~ s. 600 for his appearance,
and II airing viii be hal ON Saturday
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southsrn Kansns Ran say.

The short and most dire route to
Ga isas City, ST. Louis, Chicago, Omaha
and an points east and north; and the
short line from Kansas City to Cherry
vale Independence. Winfield, Well
ington, and Harper, Kansas, and
all poin's IN Texas and the Indian
Territory Trsins for the east leave at
7::5a. m. S. B HYNRs,
J. l.. BARNS. 1en1 Pass. Agt.
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The body OF ]. W. Lynn arrived on
the Missouri Pacific this afternoon, &C
compAnled by Mr.. RedclIff, nephew of
he deceased. The body was met at the
depot by hearse and the members of
the bar and taken TO the undertaking
rooms Of HArdcastle & Kenyon. from
whence It will he removed 70 the dead
mans residence.
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R.tu,LInrIo Work.

NEW York. Feb. 10 The lockout Of
the cigar makers, which has lasted about
four weeks, is At an end. Ali of tho Pro
gressive and most f the International
men returned 10 work this morning. The
N, myers OF the Pr. Rressive union have
d led the places lef' vacant by the Inter-
,atiOnal union men
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ABrutal Conductor.

81 can't let this girl travel over this
road on that half-fare ticket" said the
new conductor to the Widow Flap
jack.
..Why not? What is the matter with
my little grip
.-She Is no child She IS more than
half grown
..Weil, if that don't beat everything
then I'll give il mp. Here poor little
Mamie has been travelling over this road
on q child's ticket for the last ten years.
and now all at once you say she is no
child That's a new way to worry the
travelling public.
She paid full fare. and then the tli-
minutive girl in the corner pulled her
self out so to speak. like a marine tele
eeupe. - ezes Siftiaqs.
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A gentleman living Al IN nOrth end Of
thu county having occasion 10 dig . well,
made the discovery that soap stOOe found
In the we'll contAIaed 4 d quality OF
quartz Specimens Gao De seen al EvAns'
crug store. Lyon un,s i becoming
notutI.,ua for discOV s.
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INDEP NDENcH. Ks, Feb. 12.-At
I,Wsrd the z e,~I merchandise store
B s Lockwood 8 Son burned at
,',.io k this morning; stock valued at
So 900. totally destroyed insurance "a,
$50 The building WAS an old one and not
sured. The origin of the Ere Is uB.
kuHwn
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An exchange sage that the man who
prefers city daily 70 hcme paper be-
cause It has more reading, reminds ~
Of . man who picked out the largest
PAIR Of boots 10 the box because they cost
no more than . smaller pair that fitted
hin
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Speaking OF the Normal bali before
IL passed, one Of the teachers said: "It
the senate doesn't pass tie bill, hope
some Of the fat s-nators may be com
PEELED % visit Normal and be crowded
three in . seat &c some Of the teachers"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Taere 1, q, 0I1nk - blank - the
blank that ap ars before . man when
be gets up N pIb &c - embl. and for
gets ~hAi hr 10 EDihg sly, Jules IL be
the blank that tppea-s bisTe fellow
ON an icy pavement when his legs b+Rln
70 spread and be don't know which one
en- ko.ln-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

The fire engine nous las been re-
rooted; the fremen's apartments ard the
city council room have been reftted and
furnished, and now preset q neat and
cosy appearance. A new stairway has
been put IN and Supt. DicT Jeremy now
runs no risk In ascending the slairs ct
hia usunl 40 Onit