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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

On Thursday afternoon last the west
ern bound cannonball train colIided with
the eastern bound passenger at Burlin-
game. The eonno0ball train has the
right of way from Topeka, making no
stops between that point and Imports
1t usually passes the train with which it
ccllided, at BCrllngame. and the latter
train should have been on the sidetrack
west of the depol, leaving the main track
clear on the east side. But for some
reason, the passenger Kept the man
track and was just at the depot and
slowing d@wn. when the cannon hall
.shed around the curve elise by. Both
trains applied ;heir air brake.. and re-
versed engines. bat notwithstanding
these Efforts the engines came together.
d anR considerable damage TO the en-
gtnes, feeders aud baggage cars Of the
trains, bu, furtu6ateiy inj0ring no one
It was currentIy reported On the plat
form after the accident that me fault
LAY with the train dispatcher, who Il
said 70 have ordered TIE eastern train q
keep the main track At Burlinesme, n
though The eannonbAIl were lats Il va
i q very narrow escape. whatever tn
cause. Both engines were takan 10 10
pskafOE repairs.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

Mr.. Cbas. Ztnlnger is IN RECEIPT of a
letter from Mr.. Harlow Wiser, stating
that he is now home. after four months
seige of illness in New York. But his
many friends Will be glad TO learu that
he expects to return west in q few
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

Mr. J. W. Reynolds. the efficient and
popular clerk whose GENIAL face has been
seen by thousands of our people at the
delivery window Of the Emporia postot-
fee for many seasons, severed his con-
nection with that establishment Decem-
Der 31st FOR the purpose of accepting .
more lucrative and active position in the
finely appointed grocery store OF Messrs.
Bruner s. Hyde at 176 Commercial
street.
Mr.. Reynolds will be POSITIVE loss
to the public service. His cheer
full "we don't catch on
this morning" or "we've got
you this time," will be missed by the
hundreds with ON he become SO ia.
miliar as to remepb their names and
faces perfectly; but his loss
to the service. will be greatly to the
gain of Bruner s. Hyde, with whose
customers he is bound to be popular,
and who will find HIM a positive bus
mess ACQUISITION.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-07

There is some complsint about ne
high taxes In thiscltY and county. Itis
suggested that the school board publish
an ltemized statement.
Evening star., 1886-09-11
What Allied Him.

From the Chicago Herald.
young man got OF q train at the North
western hallway station In Chicago the other
day, and after walking slowly and laboriously
up the short hight Of stairs which lead to the
waiting room, stopping a few times on the way
to rest, he looked around for place to sit down.
His wan, thin face, heavy eyes and general
appearance Of weakness and detection attracted
attention, and Q Kind old gentleman accOsted
assistance. "No-o," the young man drawled
out; II guess I'll get along II take my time to
IT," 'Are you iii?' moo, I'm not sick. But
feel as II Iwere all broke up" ..Been in an
aecidents' "No-o. I'm just tired, that's all.
THANKS, you may call q hanson for me, II you
Will. Don't believe could ever walk out to
the street cars. don't mind ii you do carry
my Saiise. am 500 tired" "What's the mat
returning from my vacation. I'll be ali right in
u week or two"
Evening star., 1886-09-11
Look lin.

Look up! the world Is wide. On land and sea,
On Ship or shore there is rust no rest;
"A heart thrObS outw Ard from each human breast.
And moves 1t onward to its destiny.
What II its hidden doom must end in death.
Why meet II braveiy, with the honest thought
vi no good deed unuOne no ruin wrought,
To Kill The hope that scolhes dying breast
He who would soar from dark ness into light
And, Ike IcaruS mount waxen WINGS
Will never reach and touch the golden sprfnRs
That open the gates which close upon the night
Who rises, lining others up with him.
Is strong indeed Within his call or reach
re haud that aid hini-Eearts lk1t help him teach
hat he has learned himself aud taught to them.
We build our thoughts like mountains to the Clouds
The mystery Of our being still unsOlved
save ina. we KNOW our lives are not evolved
Z or Inc sole END Of hling empty shrouds.
-WA. WARD, ts NelO OTi,ons Times Democrat
Evening star., 1886-09-11
Diseouragins Literature In the West

DiseouraginS Literature In the West.
From the Estelline Bell.
newspaper interview with Gen. Sherman
recently reports him as saying that he thinks
not enough literary use has been made Of the
great story OF the settlement Of the west The
general ts about right. But the trouble in the
past has usually been that when Q really good
literary man has arrived In the west he has re-
fused 70 take drink with some native and Inn.
meolately ceased giving active attention TO lit.
erature. With the remains OF the best authors
going cast In metallic cases the general can
IL should be.
Evening star., 1886-09-11
Written fer The EVENING STAR
MIR. AND MRS. JAKE.
A STORY OF NEW YORK LIFE.
BY SIDNEY LTSKA.

AUTHOR OF "As IF MAS WRITTEN" "MRS.
PEIxAoA." ~ WEEK IN A DAY.
"ST1;AHAS," ETC.
Evening star., 1886-09-11
DRY GOODS.
LAsssunoH & BRo.

AAANSBCRGH ~ DRo,
As usual. are prepared to show all the novelties in
Dress Goods Cloths silks and velvets both Foreign
and Domestic production We have al the newest
Fall style ready for display This seasons coduc-
ton consists of neat effects and extreme high
ties The great advantage of dealing with consists
OF the fact that show you the appropriate trim
mings for any material bought. Our Dress Goods
room is the best lighted in the country-there Is no
going back on that This is decided advantage that
we can show goods on the darkest days at equally
as good light as on q bright day. What other place
can offer you such an inducement?
WE CARRY CHEAP DRESS GOODS
WE CARRY MEDIUM PRICE DRESS GOODS.
WE CARRY THE FINEST DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS TO SUIT EVERY BODY.
We will enumerate a few specials:
SILK HAIR LINE CANVAS PLAIDs. AZ in
W n psr Is r sa
wear eNS oO'A '0' ''' ~ ~
BYADERE GRADUATING STRIPES, combine
is So inches wide and hobby as anything You want
to see This We can show in all tile colorings,
with the contrasting stripes
CoQUETTE CHECKS. all wool. ~ In. wide. 81 90
per yard Ihls Is very neat and will suit almost any
others. N''''0' SA"'e' - '''''' 'ne
-CABLECORDILLUMIN COMBINATIONS
already taking so well that we have found il Necessary
to send in duplicate order
All wool, AZ in wide. L. 40 per yard This is exQui-
site goods and wants to be seen.
ILLUMINATED STRIPED CAMEL'S HAIR, A.
In. wide all wool 81. 40 per yard Like above. tn Is
goods Is extremely beautiful 1t is non-crushable;
hence the advantage.
81 In. Gladstone mixtures (basket weavs) 81 25 per
yard.
NEW NOVELTIES IN OUR MOURNING DE-
PARTMENT
We have just received several things in the way
Of novelties to which invite inspections:
AZ in. wide Vale Diagonal. all WOOL fine finish, 6Oc
per yard.
s: in. Camers Hair Diagonal. fine quality eOc. per
yard.
50 in. fine French Foule only 9Oc per yard. This
Is genuine bargain -four own Importation.
50 in. Foule goods; value. 62l2c per yard.
40 In. Cashmere Cloth all wool, 5Uc. per yard.
Black aud White and Black and Gray Hindoo Nov
elites These are very scarce AZ in wide, 81 90 per
yard.
AZ in. sebastopo Cloth. very fine quality. This is
beautiful material in both and finish. 81 90 per
yard.
40 in very fine French De Alma Serge slOO per
yard.
30 in. whip cord Gros de Suisse Cloth (something
entirely new) only 81 rs per yard.
4o Ia: cable cord Check This is also new novelty
suitable for combination purposes. Very fine goods.
s. IS per yard
40 in Airicane and Frze Cloth for Ladies' Jackets
or Wraps 81. 90 per yard.
All wool Black Cashmere at the same old prices
although they have advanced from Is to 20 per cent
3S in. Wool Cashmere. 4Oc per yard.
:3S In. Good Weight. SOC. per yard.
46 In. wide, Extra Good value 15c per yard
This Is very wide goods
REMEMBER. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW YOU THE
BE THE DIRECT METHOD OF SELL
ING YOU LATER ON.
Evening star., 1886-09-11
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

SEI.LING oUT:, EVERY DAN.
- INpIAN TEA co
ID Silver Starch. 25c Cider Vinegar, 2ac. gal
Golden syrup. Soc Family Flour, \ M. tL3a
Plantation Java, Roasiei, ssc 10.
Best Family Flour n bbl 81 &Q
Tea worth soc only doc 10.
CSC. soc In
S5c. doc m
ISc. SOC In
Mexican Coffee. Roasted Ice In
south Carolina Rice &c III
oCakes oiein SOAP, 2Sc. Green Cofee Toe IN
PANTY ttonr - 30 ebL Extra Flour "a - rs b6&
shoulder Meat sc 10. No. Nc 2Sc. doz
INDIA IRA 10. xSS .th aaw
Send postal snI0
Evening star., 1886-09-11

School DAYa
School days are at hand. After several months of
rest the teachers and their scholars will soon again
at their desks During their vacation the boys have
worn out numerous suits. pants coats, &c The
mothers question is Johnny needs new suit or pair
of pants for school What's to be done:" There is
but one answer. Goto
OAK HALL,
CORNER 10TH AND r STREETS
where you'll find suits and odd pants for boys large
and small in such quantities and such prices as will
At once settle that question.
We have still q few more Of those ONE DOLLAR
sHIRT-WAIsTs left They 60 at FIFTY CENTS
In Mems Suits overcoats and Pants WE ARE
NOW RECEIVING OUR FALL STOCK, which,
when completed, will show an assortment equal and
will prevail At
OAK HALL,
CORNER 10TH AND sTREETa se3
U N T L MEM
There is no better time than the present to select
handsome
FALL ovERcoAT OR SUIT.
READY MADE Oh HAVE THEN MADE 10 ORDER.
We guarantee to supply your wants for less money
BOYS
The most prudent people are now clothing their
Boys for School Everything is ready; there is
no reason for waiting. but every reason for
buying now.
TRADE
Il picking up You may as well have q large
assortment of late styles to chose from, and
plenty Of time to make select ons as TO come in
the rush bye and bye
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
seS e25 Pennsylvania aveuua
W. ARE DETERMINED
10 CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
HAVE PRICES REDUCED
From 20 to 50 per cent from our former low pricea
Allwool CHEvIOT SUITS, at $3.50
Atwood CASHMERE SUITS at S.
An Au-wool Black 4-button CUTAWAY SUIT. at
tl0
An All-wool silk-iAced PRINCE ALBERT SUIT. |
~ VIA. ana all others 1t proporuonate low prices
Fine SEERSUCKER COATS aud VESTS. st Sl26. l
1.5O and a.
We have q lot Of Odd COATS and VESTS at 26 psr |
cent less than manufacturers prices.
lot OF Odds and Ends Of CASHMERE SUITS at /
afy cents on the dollar.
Odd COATS from IS cents upwards.
For Boys from Is 70 lS years old. SUITS u - |
t25O. IS and ga
Boys Odd PANTS from 81 up.
For Children from to lS years. we have SUITS as |
Ne are asking fos.
Children's PANTS at so cents and up
Meas PANTS from q rs and upward
THn LONDON AND LrvERPoot
CLOTHING oolPANx
au2o CORNER TrH AND q srREETA
CENTLENEN,0 SUITS SECURED
cI AND PRESSED FOR q.
Coats 6Ocents, Pants, 26 cents. Vests 26 CentA
Altering and repairing done In best manner
Goods called 1oe and delivered
x. HAHN,
Evening star., 1886-09-11

$gss IS : ! II \ III s. .s:
+ + III III: l.
BARGAIN No l.
so dozen Striped NA1NsooK APRONS, shirred and
ruff1ed assorted sizes, at 1Oc.
BARGAIN No. 2
50 dozen Imported stockinette JERSEYS, fine quail
ity. tailor made coat back. at $l.76.
BARGAIN No. g.
so dozen French Coutille CoRsETs, handmade, lace
top. side steels. At 76c
200 CASHMERE sHAwLs, cardinal and cream. At
$12A worth Sl76
BARGAIN No. &
"a dozen 6-button FRENCH KID GLOVES, In tans
and brown. scolloped top At Sc; worth SIC
BARGAIN No 6
25 dozen Sheer Lawn Hemstitched and Woven Border
HANDKERCHIEFS. at 1Yc; worth 25c.
BARGAIN No. q
500 yards RUcH1NasI in pink. blue. cream and car
dinal. ct &C. q yard; worth 1Oc.
1T PAYS TO TRADE AND WATCH FOR THE
E E F. Iss IS $;
An
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Evening star., 1886-09-11

n oTIcK
10 oRocKRs AND HoUsEKKKpERs;
BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF
SoS EKn kRf EKs sss
Cos SoS il. i T.. ssss
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
n Is without a doubt the most BEAurIFuL and ths
most NUTRITIOUS Flour In the World.
The Millers have not only the most perfect Mil
containing as il all the improved Machin-
a Flour NsCRPAssED 10y any mill I'm the world 10
prove that We would simply state that large guam
Europe and eaten nj the principal Courts VI The olt
world
Like everything else that has gained renown, some
person persons are irving advantage OF
brand and attempting thereby 10 palm od nn inisr
Tior srlicle ior The genuine.
THEREFORE,
Be and 10 ii that either sacks or barrels rssA
and have the imprint OF
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold medAh
wM NJ GAIT CO.
apps Wholesale Flour and Grain Desierx
Evening star., 1886-09-11
WOOD AND COAL.

NoAL AND WOODBURY.. CLEAN COAL. CARE
~ fully selected for family use, a. bottom pricsA
II l. SIMPSON. ia
auo1-1ms $40 Pa q @
VTYINTER FUEL AT SUMNER RATER
w. BALDWIN JOHNSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In WOOD and COAL
Complete Faciliiies Bottom trtcoA
Telephone connection.
Eranch 5ii A s. ne NV
Office. corner 9Th aud s,s. nv. aulO-3m
On 600 TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
AO OONyfor sale, comprising every dosirAolo
variety The very lowest prices. kindliug ssOvO
Wood prepared In the best manner. Quick proups
delivery send In your orders.
Onice, IL Ia Pennsy lvauia avenue.
Brarch Ofices, 3xS Pennsylvauia avenue and 1otA
and X streets northwest
Depot and Wharf 9Th and Water streets southwea
au5-3m q. Z. sAEklff.
Evening star., 1886-09-11
SEWING MACHINES, &c.

SEWING MACHINES, &c.
II AIDES. RETURNING TO THE CITY, READY
New Improved LghtRunning Sewing Machue of
any OF tine most approved patlerns at 80 Der mouth
or oy the week Kent paid deducted od price VI Ma
chime IL purchased later.
Prompt attention 70 telephone and mail orders
THE SILENI NEW AMERICAN, No. z. 50 much
Gently been greatly improved by the increase Of the
size OF its shuttle double it's former size The
Automatic Tension Cap: y complete outfit Of silver
plated tools In handsome morocco plush-liued, metal
bound case, and ebonized cabinet work The very
latest.
Samples of Arrassene Embroidery, done on the New
No. z, sent by mail on application.
legal guarantee furnished with al machines ws
C. AUERBACR. COR 7th and II sta
Telephone Call 422-2 au2i
FINHE HOUSEHOLD" SEWING MACHINE rs
Il well and fsvorsbly known that / needs no
words Of praise-no windy advertisements. A prscIr
Cal test aud comparison Is all b ask ed IL
WM STIEBELING, sole Agent
l1l7 PennsyIva ave.
Machines OF all makes rented repaired. Head
quarters the Universal Patterns Also, Amer.
lean No. z, new, with drawers, complete at $50
secondhand Wilcox & Gibbs. side eaf and drawers
sl5: two secondh hand singer, side ie~f and drawers
$40. sul4-lm
FJNHE WHITE Is KING. THE ACME OF PER
Il lection la the category Of sewing Mschines- A
concentration and condensation Of mechanical genius
and skill The range vi work be excelled. Is
J: r MckENNEf's- AZ 9th ~ NV. J. R RICH.
MOND, Manager Machines Of all Kinds for sale ug
rent Firsi-cass repairing done. Also. Central Odcs
for The Universal Patterns. See them my22
Evening star., 1886-09-11

tent OF taking SI5 iur the Whole business. 80
.hat Jai;e was lett with about SIS in his
POchet-Jake, he bought some furniture. sec.
ond-hand but solid; and Hetty, she done the
houscwork, though I'm not ashamed to saw
tnaL Jake USED 10 whip OFT his coat, when he
Was To home, and help her with il: and on the
Whole, they was is happy AS ciams at low tide
1 amt got the time to tell you all the different
things they done; but I'll just remark that IL
dldiI l matter much what they done-sO long
as they done IT together they found pleasure
n Ia IL; Now ior instance, You might think
thtt theyd nave enjoyed going to the the
ay Ter on Jake's ott-night more than they
would sweeping up the kitchen noor In
company or washing dishes. But that's where
youd make a big mistake. Washing Dishes
JAKE discovered, was one OF the most eujoya.
aoest occupations that ned ever put his nand
TO- proNidihs HeLty, she stood by and done 1t
with him. The tact is, you see, that these two
persons thought Euch heap OF each other and
~ made them feel SO uncommon good Just to be
CLOSE by each other, that they didn't feel the
need OF no extras III the way OF entertainment
but, us say, amt got the time To go into all
this. Ihe point IN driving at is this, that their
happiness aeid out for the whole OF that sum-
iner, and somewhat beyond 1t; and then with.
out. out no 40, more warming than this here thump
give the Table. sir. 1t came TO end, and their
trouble begun. For Jake, sir, he went bind
Aes, bind. One night in October he was a-work-
Ing at his case In the Trumpet Office, setting
BREWER. when-hey, presto, kertiunkLthe drsI
timing he knew, there Tell {, blackpess be.
lore ms eyes, Just exactly as If he'd
was open wide-aud Jake, he stood still
there, scared to death, aud his heart a-beat-
ms as ~ ~ "ouiu oust, anu ne wflSgleu his lids,
and he rubbed EN-, but Tor all his Wriggiing and
rubbing, he couldn't see his hand an front of
his lace no more than he could ii all the lights
in the composing room had been suddenIy
doused. And II wasn't strange that he couldn't
neither; for next day ut the Eye aud Ear Dis
pens;ary, he found out that he'd got paralys sis
vi the optic nerve.
Wen, now, I'll leave IL to you, sir, If this
wasn't u pretty kettle of fish. Without the use
OF hiS eyesignt, I'd just like 10 have IL ex-
planned nov JAKE Was TO go on earning 20 cents
Thousand setting type. And, as Jake didn't
explained at the same time how, without them
40 cents thousand, he was TO pay his rent aud
puy his iood. guess you'll have TO admit, sir,
that tnings was In y desperate bad way.
Ihe important part Of the story Pm artelling
Evening star., 1886-09-11
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the latest, simplest and best i'm the world Every
lady should call at Office the variety Of
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Evening star., 1886-09-11

FEATURES OF THE FALL STYLES IN HATS, BON.
NETS COSTUMES AND JEwELRY-wlN0s AND
FEATHERS TO CONTINUE IN FAvoR-PoPULAR
SHADES AND MATERIALS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-26
THE YACHT RACE.
The MayiOwer Victorious in
Wednesdays Sail.
THE HOT WAVE IN THE EAST.
turns-Relief Wanted-John New
ton-Salisbury Called Home.
The Yacht Race.

New YoRK, August 25.-The second
and last trial race between the four big
sloop yacht, RayF0psr, Puritan Pris-
ella and atlantic, 10 decide which shall
sail against Lieutenant Hens British
cutter Gdldted, in September, was sue
cessfully sailed to-day over a thirty
mile ocean course outside of Sandy
Hook. 1t resulted IN another victory
for tie new Boston sloop AGyf0rsr and
ia the selection by the committee TO
defend thu cup. The defeated Puritan
3 minutes 35 seconds; the Priscilla s
minutes and the AflGHlic minutes 10
seconds, corrected time. The Puritan,
which took the second place. beat the
Priscilla 81 minutes II seconds. AtiGRfie
3 minutes So seconds. For the first five
miles tue position Of the sloops did not
change much; when of Monmouth
Beach, ct 1 "a, the Piiritan made q ire
menCous roll to port. Her spil lker
boom was buried IN q sea, the foot of
the sail filed. and its weight snapped
the boom off six feet from the out
board end. The outer mark was gibed
around in the following order: atlantic,
NdyfOrer. Puritan, Priscilla; nOw began
the battle of the giant sloops to wind
ward. The Hdgf0irer soon began both
outpointIng and Outfooting the atlantic.
of Long Branch, at 3.15, she passed
her quarter mile to windward. The
Puritan passed the Brooklyn sloop at
$40. The breeze freshened consider
ably now and canted point to east
ward. At 4.0S, when of the upper
highlands with the light ship bearing
4, IL. N, the NdyfOlUer Jacket east
ward. the Puritan following suit at 40.
Atlaatic. and Priscilla, tackled at 4.3I,
and 4.35 respe :tively. The Magf0trer
tackled for the finish at 4 IL and came
dashing across the line at $50 45. in
grand style, her crew waving and
cheering as she squared away for home,
cbeered by hundreds on the attending
steamers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-26
California Politics.

san FRAscIsco, August 25.-The Re
publican state convention met at
O'Clock this afternoon, United States
senator a. P. Williams in the chair
The convention nominates fall State
aud congressional ticket and three
iusucss OF the supreme Court. w. II.
l.. Barnes was elected temporary chair
man. "a
After the appointment of the usual
committees the convention adjourned
till Tomorrow morning. -r aNT
The platform. which will be presented
tomorrow favors free intelligent labor ;
that in its wise direction depends the
prosperity of the nation. and approves
cooperation among lab0rers; favors
the free c image of silver; denouncing
the Democratic national administra-
ton for seeking TO pepriye the people OF
silver as circulating medium. Advo-
Gates The passage OF laws absolutely
restricting further immigration OF
the Chinese, but claims for these now
ir the country, under treaty stipuia-
tons, the protection II the law. FL b