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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
Die @@titmmS en= Sesnesmns.
sabtretae etrei's anO setoattslpsrren.

Die bon BEN Grbeiter< 81 goniIationen i'm
gansen 3anDe angeregte N6t1tunoen> Belpez
gung bat in GDtcago in leBter ISOLDE 10
aieu1li1 tbren 6Obepunft erreibt. 9a bic
Nrbelter IT'D in ben metiten SGuen nt1t,
tDIe Anfangs III ben @trcularen oes @ez
tperfl6aftsratbs angetinOiQt mar, bars
auf beldrGnft 1abeu, nur Die
Glnfl5rnnG bes a6ttunoisen Nrbeitsz
ta8es Su perlangen, lonoern ibrer SCRIBE
rllng nod Die auf cine entlpre6enoe @rz
bobun9 Der 9ODne hinSufu8ten, oanit lie
lelb1t oHr6 Die Gerfitrsung Der Nrbe itSSeit
feine Gerlulte %erlttten. 10 lit Die Geneglng
aut 9roBen Wtoer1tano leitel1S Der Sabrtz
fanten 9eltoBen. ba bteie meiltens ni6t i'm
Stanoe nod WiaeuS iino, pen beDeutenoen
Gerluit, ben 'Dteie Serriugerung Der 8roz
BUTTON BET lnDernitoerten SetrtebSfolten
NIT 1tb flbren mlrOe. gu tragelt, uno
tDGbreno 5par 5ablreiHe 2lrbettgeber oorz
lauftg Oem %algemetneu 9rGngen
nadgege6en uuO it'd bereit err
tldrt baben, bus Experiment 3u
perlltben, baben mieoer anoere gegen
bic SorOerungen i6rer QIrbeiter enerejib
Sron 9entaht uno lieber ibre Stabilize
Inents 9eldlollen. 90 muroen oenn lhon
am Treitag sablrei6e Sabrifen tbeilS auf
9lnoronung Der 8eiibsr ielbit, tbsils III
Sol9e BON Streifs Der Qrbeiter gez
i6lolien, uno am /. Wai, benz Sage, an
Del6em Die 2l1tltunoen>N rbett ollgemein
ein9eIibrt tperben loute, tparen in @6ica9o
gum n~eni9iten 25,0 600 Nrbeiter beibGftiz
glngSlos. 2lm meiiten betroffeu Deroen
Don Der 8etpe9ung Die Observation-Disclosures,
@ilen> unb StaDlz Sabrttanten, uno 0ol31
! banbler uno SGgeniiblen : 8eiiber, BON
Denen Die grDBeren iGmmtli@ sugenta6t
baben, I'M ab51tDarten, wte Die Semez
gutg perlaufen ipiro. UeoentIt6 uno na6z
tbeilig fir Die @ei6GftSleute i'm Nugemeiz
men lit Der Strett Der SradtuerlaDer an
Der Chicago, 8urlinaton & Quincy, @bts
! ca9o, WItlnaufee & ct. SAUL, Gbicago &
| AltDn> u1D anoerel Babnen, neil oa0ur6
Die Gerlenoung bon Tra6t9Itern erlDmert
uno gum She'll gang 9ebenmt tptro. Ote
allgemeine Stimmung in Gbtcago lit Die
! elmer groBtn llnrube uno unlt1erbeit I'M
| @ei6dftsleben IND man befir6tet, 0aB uns
| lhDerc Seiten beOoriteben.
Mit benz Sriblin9 erGebt Die gtatur cine
@uferltebun9 ibrer perbor9euen &rGfte. Isle
bic @elt I'M Did, 10 ~lOltelt an3 On oetn
ausieben erneuelt, Sid fr6fti9en unb Die
9ebensltr0me reini9en. Oa3u lit nidts better
L - . I.-.10L
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
pms Meue ttmD &eratpetaumA.

Srau Warb &irba6, ipelde NIT ibren
5tDet &tnoern 1T 600. 10 Sr6arotraBe
tpo6nte uno bon ibrem Mfanne getrennt
Iebte. begging Dtittpo6 gta6t Selbitmoro,
inDem iie cine i1arfe 9olts Gattengtft 5u
it6 nabm. Die Selb1tlnorbertn mar 81
Sabre alt unb unterbielt Dor StpeiSabren in
SEQ. IS SigelftraBe Elm &oitbaus, mo fie
nit einem Meanne, init gtamen Sacob
8Ieiffer, befannt purDe uno III mebr ais
freuuol6aftlt9eln 8sr6dltntb lebte. &irz
bad ertappte letne Srau emit BET etnem
ShdferitIno6eE nit Bfeiffer, al Dem er
itur baour6 9fd6e nabm, oaB ct ibn perz
bufteu IteB. Bfeifer ipuroe Dan1alS Don
Wi6ter aerite UNI SIS eeitraft unO unter
SrieoenSburgldaft qclteat, mooHr6 CT it6
aber nibt abbalten lieB, nab Dte Dor NIT
Srau 6trba6 81 Dertebren. 2ektere l6et1t
aber enolib bod, na60em t6r Wann tie
nerlallen Bate uno Die Giebe 8feiffer'S gu
tbr erfaltet tpar, lber ibren Berratb bittere
ytelte e%rnpfunoet gu baben uno III Der Ser
Speiflllng beging tie oorgeitern geu6t
Selbltmoro. Gin bon Der 8ertorbenen
suri6gcIaliener Brief gi6t i6er Die @rinbe
Der Sblt nGberen QufldluB. Serlelbe
Iautet 10:
rQuen meiten SreltltOen iase tb 2ebe1pobl.
SD bin ni9t perantDortltb fir metne Gbat.
SD taltn eS nidt lGn9er a%nSbalten. Neblnt
ineiie Srpet &tnOer ilnO l6tft ite ibrem gater
ttab Serltn. SD bofe,, ct wiro mir persez
bent! @s MAI n1etlte alletni9e S9ulo, @ott
miro Dariiber ri9telt, 1panr ber Sag tommt.
Saeob Yfeiffer lit f9ulo an Dem, mas i'd 9ez
than babe"
&irba6 reiite mad Deuti6Gano, na6bem
Ct ieine Stau perIaiien bate, uno ~beftnoet
ft6 ieBt tn Berlin. Die 2ei6e Der l1nglld>
Iiden pur6e mad einem Observation-Disclosures
gel6Gft gelbaft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
Gmreflimer 9nO.

Mi6asI @beelan, Elm 2tngeiteGter Der
Girma WfiAner brothers in ben 8iebb0fen,
uerun9lidte 0ienitag in eineln 6abritu6L
nno erlitt eiten i6redlthen SOB. Giez
manb peiB es re6t gu erfldren, mie Der
unfau berbetgcfIbrt tpuroe. gNbeelan tDar
6amit bei6artigt, cine Geparatur am Sabrs
itubl por5unebmen, ais oerieIbe iiA pl0ss
LID in 8etpe8uug leBte, obne oaB Elm 3ets
dten ge9eben m0rben mar. Ser un9liids
Tide puroe 3mti6en SabritubI uno Die
8etleioung 9etlemmt uno 10 bu6itGbli6 su
Gooe gequeti6t. St puroe iobalo Die
mo8li6 aus ieiner i6redli6en Sage be-
frett, bod beDor dr5tIi6e 6Ilie berbeifam,
mar W6eelan beretts toot. Ser Serunz
elilGte mar 40 Sabre alt uno binterldBt
cine Srau un0 bret &inber in leiblihen
Serbaltntiieu. ST ipobnte nit ietner Tas
Mile in geo. 3743 Glneralo 9lue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

Die einfo6fen Mittel finb INNER bic be-
ten. Saber l9reibt it9 bic Seliebtbeit Der
ct. Serrb aro=sGrGuter= YtIlen,
neil 1e ais bos bette ltno einfa91te Wtittel
9e9en Sartleibtgteit nnb 9e9en ale aus lol=
DEM 3uitanOe entltebenoen 2eioen melt unb
finO. Sir IS Gerts fault man eille 96ad=
tel ct. Yernb arb &rdMterptIlen
beim 9lpptbeter o6er besiebt iie per Yoit, lltb
falls man etHe 9robe uneltteeltlid au befomz
men miirl6t, 10 wenbe man 1i6 an IS. gteu=
itaebter & Co., SO Wtercer Ctr, Seem gorf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

morbete, bat lih int 9iftoria1 @efdn gniB
gu Songfong erbGn9t. Ser Tnlfart Ses
miru auf Der Snie[ SABA lit In BOILER
SbGtiafeit. = Oie 9eputirtentammer IN
Wterifo nabm einen 9elebenttpurt an,
tponah 9erionen, wel6e noridbIi3 @tienz
ba6nslae gum Gnt9leiien b%ringen, tue11
fe ouf frtider S6at ertappt tperoen,. aur
Der Steue bingeri9tet tper0en louen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

rDas i91pdrenbe @elGft, mopon bic @irtun9
90 nit bes Meni6en glut III Seinl9aft Itebt,
GAP es our@ Die uutiirlt9en GanGle
9eS GorperS burtiS, wie Quediilber lduft"
unb beuirft, baB Die 6aut ii9 mie Bel
einem 2asarus nit efler @in6e Inn BEN sansen
9eib l9uppt." Dies itno Die @irtltn9en
tronter ln6 b0sarti9er Safe, unb bos ein3ige
@%eeenmittel lit &eini9un9 unb 9teeuliritllg
Der geber, ipel9er 0ienit bur9 DR.. Bierce's
Golden Medical Discovery wunoerbar
nerridtpt mirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
SorsforS's aeio phosphate.

6unberte pom Slal6en perl9rteben.
0r. Is. st. Safe, geuepiIe. Su., ia9t: Sd
babe bunberte DON Nlai9en bapon Derl6riez
ben. IS lit DON 9roBem 8ertb bel alien
Sormen nerpOler &rautbeit, welde nit ger=
lu1t Der Strait be9leitet iilo."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

Die 9 9weines8 ufubt betrta ca.
SO, 800 Stif. 9eget 70, 40 in ser 8or.
mode unb i6loiien Dir EreiIe Dem ItGrferen
Nngebot entiprebenb niebriger. IS murbe
beaablt 8. 90@4.25 iur i9pere unS 3.75@4.15
fir let6te.
gertauft muroen u. t.:
!eihts III:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
Sn @an TrQnciscp oer.

OV SWW y uIIE9VU BtIIEtU
MapIeo II nit ieiner tatte nj d en-
Sper TT l6tpere BeDrGn9ntB. IS
fe6lte ibn an Witteln, tpeg5ufommen.
Seine Mulifalten, bic GarOerobe u. /. 10.
murben nit 8eiblag beLegt. 9te @iienz
balm wolte bic Bef6rOerung Der @eienz
idaft auf Greoit ntht iibernebmen, bic
LANCE ertparteten ~tele9rapbti6en &imelien
bon 2onoen blieben aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

@os lit iiiBer ais Sontg, r0t6er als Sob
unb wertbpouer ais 0iamanten, obsleib es
nur % Gents fotet (? Or. Buu's 6ultens
9prup. Sn ieber Apotbete su baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

Ste au9etttettt EeIteotet ttttO bes
fat1tttett seIaiGDettbtere Oer GottrnO
Getpp 8re&oi1tg &c. iittO SSSe0ers
tatatttt sta entpfeDIett+ SeifeAltttGett
bittet 4atast brett aU sic Sratteret
AT fE110ettA znsp nit 10 W6s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

Is Gin sutes 3eitun9s= @elddft in elmer
biiibenOen Stabt in Nebrasfa lit Tamilienz
DerbGltnilen we9en btut9 81 faufen. JtGbereS
bel 0or0 d &bonlos, @hlca9o. 19ap1WlnD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

8on ouen Gou6z unb Sdnupftabafior=
ten 9elten bic BON Sail & Or in Saltiz
more prapGrirten fir Die empfeblenspertbez
item, neil lle, pDat9 fret Don lbdbll6en gez
%lpiirSel, etnen ourbaus Sutra9li9eH GenuB
9eWGbre1l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

!3eit lift @elS, @~eiunbbeit lit Slid. @enu
bu eirlen bDlel1 6ulten bait ODER unter elmer
i6werem @rtaltuus leioeit, gebrau9e Or.
Bulls 0uiten Sprltp. @r miro Dir belfen.
4reiS % Gents bic NldlMe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
Gtmesefie im Electromagnetic

lit Ser 42zid9rise Observation-Disclosures Ism.
Otttmann, pelbsr0 onnerftag bon 8otiseiz
ri1ter .Mhite inter $1,000 GIrsidaft an
baS Griminalgeri6t Derpieien NURSE.
9tttmann miro zines ni6t nabsr gu be-
aeibnenoeu, an leiner eigensn 1l>jdbrigen
SO6ter %begangenen 8erbredens beibuls
6igt, beiien er it'd AUDI, uadboem bas ullz
sliidlt6e Opfer Des Shurten u1o leine
S6miegetmutter, Die SEQ. 1877 Nuitiu Ape.
nobuenoe Srau &ange, segen i'm .3eugliB
abgeIegt batten. Dor Dem &idter l0ulotg
betannte. 8ie aus ben AuSia9en Der Trau
Sanse berDorge6t, miBoanbslte Oittnaann
ibre Io0ter tpdbrenb elmer fur3em @be auf
bas S6dnoIibite, uno na6Ocm Die ar,ne
Srau enoIih Ueritorben mar, lteB Der un=
natirLi6e 8ater ieine Mutb an ieinen bets
ben Rnaben aus, Die enolid, Der ro6en
WiB6anOlunsen mioe, BET t6rer @roBz
mutter 3uhu9t iu6ten. 0ittman tpdr
ieBt nit ietner So6ter Clara oaeir i'm
9auie unb p~eritano es, bas unerfabrene
stun leinen @elIiten aeflat9 I'll MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

56afe.- Die 3ufubr belief ii9 auf
9315 GtId, segen 1850 Stitd in Der pori9en
ISOLDE. Nerfebr belebt unb 9reile Inn
100000 bOber, ais i'll Der portgen ISOLDE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

Sun9e 2ellte poer 9erlonen mittleret g(l=
tiers, Die an NeruenelttrGttun9 unb dbnlt6et
S3md9en iet0en lolltelt 10 @ents in Sriei=
Seilmittel anrdtb, ienben. Ntan aOrelitre !.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
663 Main ST., Buffalo n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03
Ne u e

200 Su Ito. N -" A0Ts'
@btca9o @ttp Nailpap, $50 4R's-5.O0o an 1o1 s.
d. @btcG9o @ttp Otp. $50 6's-lO0d al 1OtH.
1000 gu 99A. ="
@5isa90 aAO Nort9n sltsra Shutting Sunb IS 1000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-03

Mit benz 6riblin9 erlebt Die gtatur cine
Quferitebun9 ibrer perbor9enen &rdfte. g8ie
Die Nelt I'M Did, 10 lOutelt au9 Du oeii1
Auslebett erneuelt, Sid frGftigen unb Die
9ebensltr0me reini9en. Da3u lit ni9ts better
ais Nper'S Sarlapariua.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

Dr.. albben il quite sick.

| Dr.. 6ibben IL quite sick.
Ed. Brewer Of Hartford is 10 town To-
day on business.
Gerald vOlk Ct Topeka was in the citl
On business last evening.
MIRA. I'd oEens lies very Ill At her
residences on Merchants street.
Ed. York Of 1T. Scott was in the city
yesterday looking mp business.
il. Need of Junction City is In town
to-day, interviewing our merchants.
Adjusant General A. B. CAmpbell wal
n the city yesterday iOr few hours.
Elder r. L. LoIz left to-day for Eureka,
where he viii hold services tomorrow.
3. P. Chase, who has been very sick. il
now some better and in . fair way TO re-
cover.
Lem Wood Of the Burlington Iudepen-
dent. was visiting friends in the city yes
terday.
in. Messervs left for R-Adlng. Kansas.
on business to- L. seVsry, in connection
with his ranch
L. j. Shepard, who hos been IN our city
hiring men 70 work en- the new Kansas
s Colorado line, left To-day fer SaIins.
IL. Robertson returned last night to
this city with his charming bride. They
will make their future home in this
oty.
Rev. SlodgraSs returned to day from
his trip to the south western part Of Ihs
state and Will hold services tomorrow 81
the usual hour.
Sheriff White reiurned yesterday from
Cherryvsle. KansAs, whers be vent to OBJ
tam a man named Grafton, who is wanted
IN this city for obtaining money under
fslse preterses.
The party composed of Colonel Tsy lor.
N. r. Rpblee, William Clark, Judge
Fletcher, r ]. Rudlsill, j. E. Klock, l..
E. Lewis. A. A. Stanley, T. E. McMillAO
and Willie Roblee. who last night at
tended Peabody lodge, o. o. F.. have
returned. They report having . flus
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
Taken IN by the Santa Re.

The o .tAWA Daily Republican says:
The Topeka Capital some days ago an
nounced that the Missouri Pacific would
purchase the Kansas, Nebraska & D AkOta
road within thirty days. Facts and cir
cumstances seem to point to something
else At present Friday and Saturday the
construction gang on The south end Of the
two miles OF uncompleted road north Of
Quenemo weIs paid on with Topeka and
Santa Fe checks, indicating that they had
goooled that road. Another straw on
the stream Of circumstances is that the
foreman of the gang, before crossing the
Missouri sc;fie track one mile north OF
Quenemo, went over TO Usage and re
ceivtd bis orders, and thsn proceeded
with his work. Mr.. Bush, when he
learned thar the formal turning ever OF
the road 70 the Missouri Pacific xas com.
pletA AL b & his signature as secretary Of
'he kaIsA-, Nebraska & Dakota road
;efused TO sligo sn1 ordered the construc.
ton stopped. IL is said that the al ii
will he settled In q few dayp, and tn.
probabilities now are that the Santa +,
will have another 100 miles added 20 il
| system Of lines
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

A very beautiful hanging lamp, TO be
on the evening of the 9lst inst, at jays
opera house, can be seen in the window
of Jones 8 Edwards clothing store.
A very pleasant social was held last eve
ming al the home of D. @. AcMurtrIe by
the ladies of the Fret Presbyterian
church. a large number Of people were
in attendance and the financial outcome
was consequently satisfactory. During
the evening refreshments were screwed
and together with games of various kinds
kept the fun going until q late hour when
the party broke up.
Next week We have quite q list of at
fractions, Monday and Tue sdsy EVENING"
''The Strangers Of Paris" Wednesday
evening q. ". Smith, The Yank that
Fooltd the Johnnies,'' will lecture under
the auspices Of the Y. n. G. 4. at the
Congregational church, ThSrsdAy even
ing the Brandon Concert company, and
Friday evening the Library concert will
hold forth az the Whitley opera house
'What shall We do with our girlB' asks g
female lecturer. DO like Emporia Is do
ing. Marry them to "0ur boys"
The Literary club at their last meeting
Monday night decided to name themselves
ia Literature
j. J. Robertson OF ihis city Was on the
eighth lost married to Miss Flora Baldwin
At PenneId, Ohio. After the wedding,
which was a private one, the happy couple
LETT for this city, arriving yesterday and
will for the present occupy q suite q
rooms at the residence of Mrs. Herbert on
Union street. The groom is highly res
pscted Young business man, who has been
a resident Of this city for the past two
years. The bride L. well known and ar
exceedingly popular young lady Of Pen
field, Ohio.
The Sunday school achOlsrs of this citS
are planning an entertainment to be giveE
on Christmas eve, which We are assuret
Will be 3 fiHO one.
The Normal Adjourns for q week dur
ing the holidays ON Thursday, Decembs
%. Most Of the studeuta will return 4
their homes.
The Graphic Art society meets again Of
Monday evening.
ARood many tickets have already beel
sold fer the Literary concert, which take
place on next Friday evening.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
Lyon COUNTYTEACHRRs

The teachers of Lyon county net to-
day in the Garfield High school in this
city in their regular monthly session.
The attendance was quite full ard good
deal # interest was manifested. Tue fol-
lowing was the programme of exercises
that were held:
9p.m.-MusIc. Frofs. Kelly. Johnson Bal.
ley and Moss. committee
2:IO p m.-Paper; The teachers relation
to the people Of his district. Mr. o. W. Will
XII 8.
AIS p. m.-Dlscussion. Mr.. W. N. Dudley
Mr.. S. n. Best.
2:35 D m.-science The ear, Mr.. Given. the
| eye. Mr.. Lawton, magnetism Mr.. d.
Shields.
sos p. m.-General discussion. of. Dins
more.
| S:l5 D. m.-Muslc, committee.
| $3.50 . m-Class drill q numbers, MISS Il an
| nah Bunb my.
| SeAoord.
$40 o. m.-ouestions on difficulties. col
| l0cee and QisSuSS01.
| $3.50 p. m -Mosic, committee.
CRITICS. report, Miss CLARA Macy.
| 400 p. m.-Adj ournment.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
The OommiasIonsr CONAN

A large number OF citizens visited the
court house yesterday at various hours
10 ascertain the result Of the com mission.
ers contest. The decision, however, was
not reno cred until about five O'Clock yes
terday st ernoou. Below we give Il .
text Of the decision In full:
10 the matter of the contested election
for county commissioner of the third iu-
dicAl district Of Lyon county, Kansas,
Jacob Jacobs, Jr., contestOr, W.P. Gould,
contestee.
The above contest coming. on to be
heard by J. W. PArriuRton. probate
judgs and e. W. Cunningham and r. A.
Brogan, nominated judges, they being
arst duly sworn, and after counting the
bAllots, assisted by the county clerk, a
clerk OF said board, and hearing all the
evidence and the argument OF counsel
and having duly considered the matter
sdjudge,
First-ThAt there was cast at the
election held November 2, 1885 for CON-
missioner OF the Third commissioner's
district Of Lyon county, votes as follows
EOA W. - NNNAA3 VOO AuE OACOU OACOD4
jr., sol, and decide and declare thai
Jacob Jtcobs, ir., the contestor, was moi
elected to said office.
Second-ThAE at she time of said cleo.
ton the said W. p. Gould was township
clerk OF Eimendsro township, Lyor
county, Kansas, and thereby was no
eligible to tue office OF county commits.
aioner OF said county, and therefore ad.
judge that said con- estee was not elected
TO said office; and II lie further adiudgec
and ordered that said contestee paw tn,
costs Of thls contest.
fSigned) J. w. HARRINGTON,
e. W. CURNINaHAM.
refuse TO concur In the frat of In
above findings and decision. find tina
Jacob Jacobs, jr., received 6e4 votes
and W. p. Gould received 66s votea, an,
that ssid Jacob jacobs, jr., was dull
elected to the Cffise of county commits
siOner. F.A. BRoGAN.
Application was at once made for
new trial, which was overruled.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
KRLLOuG,s SAX.
He Tells Eais story About the "Trip
Thr0uah Texas.


He Tells Kzis story Abo1t ths HIP
through Texas.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 7-GoVernoF kel
logg, who has just returned frem H Pasol
makes the following statement: "HY at
tention has Just been called to purportsd
interview with Mrs. WAikup and Vim.
jay, of Emporis, Kas., publisEed IL your
| issue Of the Sd inst. / have TO STATE thai
no sister OF mine has ever travelled with
me IN Texas, and have not wrltteH to
any person regarding Mrs. Walkupb re-
cent trip IN Texas. | feel quite sure thai
Mrs. Wsikup has made no such state
ments a. contained In the interviews a.
cribed TO her. The plain facts are thsse:
was travelling, some two weeks since, on
the Texas Pacific, and in the same car
with Mira Walkup, a. were also several
other persons, among them " >. Hutch
lnson of Chicago and George A. Rob
erts OF Three Rivers, Michigan. The
train missed connection at Marshall,
Tex. Several of the passengers, tnciuo-
Ing Mrs. WaIkup and myself, went on to
Fort Wayne in q local tram, and spent the
day there, taking the through train west
on the evening of the same day. From
first to las. l showed Mrs. Walkup only
the courtesy and attention which other
gentlemen showed her, and which any
gentleman could properly show any lady.
b, lleve Mrs. WaIkup TO be IN all respects
. most estimable lady. She Is unfortunate
in having been subject to prosecution In
Kansas, the result OF which though fully
establishing her innocence caused her an
unenviable notorlety, and l SUBMITTED
that but for this she would not have been
subject to adverse criticisms. / may add
that there were several persons OF un-
doubted standing on the train besides
those have named, who would, am sure
if appealed to, exonerate Mrs. WalkUp
from the charge of any improper conduct
whatever
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white 0riEnsley. Irwin White to Miss
Fannie GrimaIey At the residence Of the
brides sister Nrs. J. A. Miller. Rev. A
L. Scott om1sAting. The happy couple
were rendered . complimentary recep-
ton, when they were the recipients Of q
largs number Of handsome presents.
We give below partial Hist:
Family Bible, father and mother Of
groom.
PAR g Large pillows, Mr.. and Mrs.
Table linen. Mr. and Mrs. F. b.
White.
Kitchen furniture, VIM. and 9. A
GEImsley.
Ohins mustachs cup, F. o welts.
Fancy pillow shAms, Ar. and Mrs.
J. 8. GFimsley.
handle. Mr. and Mr.. J. G. Ames.
Set OF china cups and saucere, Mr.. and
Mrs, Dell Saunders and VIII Grimslsy.
Pair Of cemask towels, Mr.. and Mrs..
James White.
LsFRe lamp, Jasper Gnmsley.
Large glass cOmpart, Mrs.. Correll.
Gut glass dishes, George White, Jr.
Pair Of towels, Mr.. and Mrs. Flank
Large lAmp-AmbrOse and Newton
White.
Fruit baekst-WM CoWen.
Cat glass sauce dishes-Sonie Miller.
Pair Of linen towels-Virgie White.
Out glass sauce dishes - Miss Eva
White.
SILK crazy cushion-Eva Grimsley.
Silver knives and forks-George, VIII
lie and Johnnie White.
Handsome bed spread, table linen and
towels-Mr. Ernst and family.
Large stained glsss fruit staDd-Aise
Eva Lamb.
MsjOlica bread plate and pickle
dish-Aiex and Loren Drake.
Stained glass water pitcher Miss May
Sullivan.
Handsome picture easel EIoise and
Minnie Wheeler.
Bread plate, cake plate and stained
pickle dish-ElmeF and Matte Miller.
Nice hood-A. N. GrimsIey.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

During the past week marriage licenses
have been issued to the following named
parties BY Judge Parrington:
W. H. Robinson and jesse Waterman,
both of Reading
Carl w. q. schorch of Pike town hip
and Charlotte Jacobs of EmporIa.
Jackson Walters and Maggie Hutchin-
sen, both of Hartford.
Frank Dale and Maggie Tsy Tor, both OF
Emporia.
Michael LebS and Catherine schutlels,
both Of Davis county.
G. L. Burgess of Goodland county to
Lille Blanche Stryker Of Emporia.
David CrosswhIte and Anna e. Laiken
OF Dixon county.
T. N. Bwegle of Davenport, Iowa, and
Nora Raymond of Rice county, Kas.