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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
SERIOUS ACcIDENr


An eieYen-year old son of Mrs. Nor.
gan who lives on south State street. had
MS eye put out, his jaw bone broken and
was otherwise injured yesterday by the
explosion ola torpedo. Where the how
picke-dit up cannot be explained IL ia
supposed that be thought the torpedo
was box of blackIog and tried to
open IT, HIS Injuries are quite serious
and his recovery is doubtful. Officer
Cro"ner found another torpe.
DO near the place OF the acciden,
and took it TO the depot; It being wha,
Is COMMONLY called RAILROAD turpedo ~
In thus unfortunate affair, boys NAV ace
the folly OF meddling with articles thew
know nothing about Let young Nor
gAn's sad accident be warning TO all
Hiscuriosity may cost him his life and In
any event the marks OF his carelessueaa
viii always remain to mar his peraon.l
apDearance.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Y NC A. RENEFIT.

A large audience assembled at the Y
n. G. A rooms last evening and listened
to the best musical talent of the city,
The pro- ram was carried out as printed
with few changes, and was an admir-
able one To give any OF the perform
ers special mention would hardly be
fair, for all of them did remarkably
we'll. Perhaps the gems of the evening
were the recitauons of Mrs. Lunbeck
and the violin solo by DR.. E. E. Flick
niger. The program though quite long
brought forward so many real artists
that it was pleasure to listen. The
principal musical talent of the city as
they appeared last evenIng-could en-
terrain any audience. The benefit net
ted the Y. M. C A. about $50. The fol-
lowing program was presented:
Mrs. Olive G. Lun, eek Reading
Mrs; ChaS: Harris-sOng-'Thou Mystic
Miss Lila Moore ...................B Banjo Solo
Miss Flora ]. Bates-PiAno sOlo-''CuJus An
1mAn.p
Mrs Chase. Miss Young and Master Ray.
Mrs Harris and Mrs. Somers Duet
Miss Bessie Swan .....-.-..... ---' Piano Solo
Mrs. ID. II. StOne-SOng. Maid OF Athen"
Miss Jennie DelAny-PianO Solo -----
u,..Yv v,.;:. .Polacca Brillante, og, Y
DR.. c. e. Fiickinger-Vioiin SolO-opera
Mrs. : S. Balster. Prof. Kelley-Duet-Ex.
Mrs. Annette simpson-Piano solo-v alse
oP Q, No. 2. by Rubenstein.
Mrs. Olive G. Lubbock .--.---..--.. Reading
In this connection we would sug-
gest that 1t ill. became the president of
tue association to make several would
be witty remarks regarding the merits
of portions of the programme omitted.
stating in 50 many words that
it was much The best. TO the
of those who
had kindly rendered their services
at his solicitation, aud were present and
made the entertainment what it was, q
grand success. If he deems it neces-
ssry to make remarks at all, he should
prepare himself before ntteriDg them, so
as not to make himself ridiculous by
unintentional slurs both at the
artists and their audience.
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CHICKEN PIE SOCIAL

The ladies of ST. Andrews church
gave q verv pleasant and ENJOYABLE
chicken PIE social last evening at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Ora
ham, No. 16l Merchants street. Il il
almost useless to try and tell Of the
pleasures Of these socials. To e0joy
them you have but TO attend. The
chicken pie served was ele-
gant-as It's complete disposal proved
Quite number of the best
people OF the city were present and
everything possible TO Amuse and enter.
tain the guests was done by the ladies
and Mr.. and Mrs. Graham. The usual
amusements, such ss whist, progressive
euchre. etc. made time psss very swift
ly. At late hour this delightful social
closed, and those present returned 70
their homes more than pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
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ME- LADUEs, sUPPER

The New England supper and enter
tainment given last night at jays hall
by the ladies of the West street II. E.
church, was a very successful affair.
The program was presented in capti-
waiting manner, and all the numbers
elected deserved applause. The length
forbids special mention:
Musie--when Night Comes Ger the
Readins-Tbe Baid-headed Alan n..e. o.d~ell
Music-oid Pompey ....Mnster Ree. 1 Ho6e
ReAaing-The second Settlers Story
March-CoGposed BY P. +. Held. Eastman
Readins-on the Other Train ..''O
Nus.s-i1vitatiOd 70 Dance: bye: v. VVS o5
Readiss1Bernardo Del Csrp s0. t'01a :. la'e
Music-The Old Oaien B1ckss ---. =. -.u'
The isnd,o,d;, Pef - SoE S Asad
Music-When the Tide Cones In $3.50 '..-'9s
--..---..---..------ AF6- =. 5. Balss<H
TABLRAu.
The Three Christian Graces. Lakeside
Master Rees MoOn, aged four. sang
"Oid Pompeyn in a sweet, childish way.
and was the pet ofeveEybody. The tab
lean Was beautiful. The receipts were
nearly $500. including Yesterdays din
ser- rhe doll wss won by Miss Pearl
Thompson by iIfteen majority, her vetas
being 1872 and Miss Mabel Morris N.
The doll melted the Iadles e37. Dinner
was served to day and q large numt1er
OF people paFtook OF II
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without commission.
EMERSON & BULKLEY.
ecurity. with or

line name gained her q place ia The
ranks OF journalism before her sex was
known 10 her publishers or readers, AS
she failed to reply 10 Miss Prices letter,
we cannot say whether she Is sick or
! not, and we will give her no further
notice, hoping that she will feel the
punishment.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, was next
brought forward. she will be recog.
nized as the great advocate of Women's
suffrage. She IS now in q green and
sunny old age, being seventy years old,
In her letter to N Iss Price she saws she
ls now and has been Tor TWO yeare. en-.
gagged on a" History OF Woman Suffrage
she goes at her work, she saws, as
labOrer to his work.
Louise Chandler Moulton was next
presented. She is q charming newspa-
per correspondent. and of course reads
those sheets, which is quite q comfort,
considering the cOntemptuous "let
alone" principle Of Phelps. In her let.
ter to Miss Price she says, IN reply to
Miss Price as TO her habits, that she has
no habits. at any rate, no literary habits.
In the same letter she declared that she
is too i'll to write at any length.
The last literary character, and we be-
litVe that most lovable of them all, pre-
sented by the lecturer. was Ella Wheeler
Wilcox Miss Wheeler, tor wesprefer TO
call her by that familiar name, has face
OF characteristic classic mould, "has
braided hair which Is said 20 shine like
tangled filamenis OF copper and bronze
and beneath square white forehead that
might even arouse the envy Of psyche,
giistens eyes of 6 deep grey blue
ner chin denotes power and her piquani
mouth, crimson IN color, quivering in
outline Indicates passion Of lofty type
Her conversation wins one with its un.
affected giFllshness. All are pleased
with her for she is so charming, fasci-
mating and vIvacfous, with her sparks of
poetic fire and lying thickly in her con-
versation, making it q delight to
listen To her Il IS said when she
speaks that her face lights with
radiance to which the passion of her
poetry Is pale. the vibrations of her voice
are more thrilling than the MELODY of
her verse, and her eyes beam 10 anima-
ton, or in repose smile gently as
though they beheld the vision Of an un-
written sonnet" In her letter TO MISS
Price she says: your letter was >
ceived by me while I was in bed, which
indicates very correctly that I am late
riser." She did not say anything about
being sick, and we sincerely hope and
trust that she is not. Her letter was
not long. but deeply interesting.
Miss Prices effort to entertain and in
struct the students of the Normal was
lmmInentlY successful For more than
an hour she held the undivided atten
ton of over five hundred listeners
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AN APOLOGY.

EDITOR NEws:-AIlow me enough
space to say that was greatly misun-
derstood by the author OF your article
last evening. If was so unfortunate
in my language, am sorry, and will
say IL was 3 mistake ofthe head and not
OF the heart o E MILLER
None of the audience present at the
7. n. q. a. entertainment judged Mr.
Miller hsrshly enough to think has re-
marks intentional II is with pleasure
We publish the above apology.
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Great excitement has been caused IN
the vicinity If Paris, Texas, bv the re-
magkeble n c0very Of Mr.. J. E. GoFiey,
who was 90 helpless he could not taEn
IN bed, or raise bis bead; every body
said he was dying Of consumption. 4
trial bottle Of DR.. King1s EsW Discovery
New Life PfIls; by the tsme ha had
tRo b0xes OF the pills eHa-tsEo boi4les
Of the Discovery, he $50 sell ead had
gained N 1esh thlTty-six pounds.
Trial bolsle nf thIb Crest Discovery
for Consumption fnee e B Hhsld0nss-
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By ORPHAN BOY

TUEsDAY, Feb. 16.
valentine Gay has come and gone and
many we're the outrages on human com
illness. We are IN possession of a small
supply OF those INDISPENSABLE misnom-
era and when we look upon them their
sprite or ghostlike look beset ms with
tremors and Ne do feel thst we
haven't but nine hairs on our head.
AvAlentine party was given at the resi-
oeace OF Mr.. Bauge, two miles west of
here on the evening or the 18Th, and with
. large attendance of the best Young
people OF this community, 3 happy time
vas had The "postoffice" was opened
about Il O'Clock then joy reiened su-
preme. The only thing new in the way
OF valentines was some very nicely en-.
veioped DuckWheat pan cakes.
We are very glad 20 report that our
sunday school Is, and has been, in a
fio0rishiDg condition. It averages for
the winter an attendance of fifty and we
hope to see it with many more during
the coming spring and summer.
Our minister, Rev. Mr.. Graham,
preached his last sermon here last Sun.
day. We hope he may be sent back as
he Is we'll liked.
Mr. Daniel Bitter, president of the
First National Bank, Eureka, went to
that place Monday on business.
Mr.. E. s. Bradbury. one of our enter
prlsIng hay and coal dealers, made a
trip to Topeka Saturday on business and
also to see his-ms, 80 We are told.
Mr.. Lew Stone of Carthage, Missouri,
is spending few days with his cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Soule. just west OF
| town.
Mr.. Akers, travelling auditor fol the
Wells, Fargo s. Co, express company
was IN our town Saturday. the guest Of
MIR. o. ]. Thornton, their agent at this
place. He speaks very highly of the
business of their of1ee here.
Mrs. F. J. Slratlon of Rock creek
spent a few days in Emporia this weeh
visiting her daughter Minnie, who is a.
tending school at the Normal.
| Owing to much mud, our literary last
Tuesday failed TO present the regular
program, but the 'shsm" trial sufficeC
and carried all before it. Owing to Ii,
absence of John Starr, DR.. J. E. Nose
acted as prisoner, and he and Lot
Frederick were both convicted. Thi
evening they meet again with a geo,
program and anticipate literary feast
There was quite an excitement in tn
city last Saturday. A team of Dr. Briu
ley's horses ran away, making, for To
time. our streets dangerous. The onl
damage was broken wagon tongue.
Mr.NeedIer, who're emily came amor
rs, has sold his farm and is going bac
east.
: MIR Frank Gherken has gone to Kar
sas City, where he expects TO meet
number of friends who are coming I
Olphe.
We also learn that our neighbor, M
Charles II. Bassett. has taken trip
, Iowa to see relatives. We wish him
t, safe and pleasant journey.
Mr. Arnold's new addition 10 his stoI
and the town well, when finished, wi
add to the fiourishing north side" {
Olphe.
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PUBLIC SALE.-I will offer for sale at
the Martha Thomas farm eight miles
southwest OF Emporia on Pheuis creek,
two miles south of the L9ckerman
bridge on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1886,
Commencing at 10 a. m the following
property. to-wIt: Nine good mich
cows,s two two-year-old heifers, six
calves. one thoroughbred bull, one good
span of mules, one three-year-oId colt,
one -Year-old flly. one good saddle
pony, four good brood sows, eight stock
hogs, one lumber wagon, one spring
wagon, one stirring pillow, two good cul-
tivstOrs, one harrow, one moving ma
chine, one set double harness, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms:-All sums of So and under,
cash; over that amount a credit of Z
moRths, will be gwen without interest
1t paid when due; If not SO paid. notes
to draw 10 per cent, from date. Five per
of for cash. Free Lunch.
G. w. DAVIS.
l. F. PRUYN, Auctioneer.
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Am EaI,or.s rsstimoaisI.

4 NJ. Vaughan, editor OF the "Green-
wich Review" Greenwich, o., writes
Last J January met With very severe
accident, caused by runaway horse.
used almost every Kind Of salve 10 hs4l
the wounds. which turned To running
sores, but fouUd nothing te do me any
good till I Was recommended HenFy's
Carbolic Salye. / bought bnx and IL
helped me at once. and 81 the end Of two
months / was completely well. Il il
TIE best ssIye il the market. and l never
fsiI of teliing my friends about II. end
urge them ~ use it whet aver in need.
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BIG MONEY
To Agents and Men out of Nm

To Agents and Men Ont of EnployIneat
Eatons New Patent End Gate for
wagons. No rods. No sectional con.
lrivance. Time and patience saved.
Best Of references as to its superiority to
all other end gates. Quick money. Ter
rltory for sale.
We, the undersigned, after carefully
examining said end gate, do affirm that
In our opinion it is the most durable and
satisfactory end gate ever manufactured.
T. s. Ryan, carriage maker; w. h.
HOlandsworth. carriage maker; ]. w.
Kelso, blacksmith; VIII. Phillips, farm
er; Peters Hardware Co. Grfith & Ew-
ing, hardware company; Isaac Hass,
mechanic; W. j. Kendrick, with Shep-
leigh & Cartwright. hardware company
N. E. Weaver, hardware company; E
e. Weaver 8 Co, hardware company
p. j. Heilman. harness maker; c. B
Lynds, teamster.
Address box 4s6, or call at Office, 16(
Commercial street up stairs. Circular
tree. EmpOria, Kansas.
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PUBLIC SALE-I will sell at public
sale at my farm five and one-half miles
southeast of Emporia on Coal creek, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1886,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. sharp,
the following described property to-wit ::
SO head of cattle. consisting of "a fine
milking COWS, IL with calves by their
side. 10 with calf, Is good 3-Year-old
steers well fed, 8 two-year-old steers in
good order, 81 good yearlipg steers, 1
thoroughbred bull coming 3.years-old
Also sran of good work horses The
above stock has been well fed this
winter.
Terms of Sale-Seven months time
Will be given at 8 per cent. interest on
good banksble fpsper; II per cent. In.
serest after maturity. Two per cent. off
for cash. Free lunch
WILLIAM r. WILLIAMS,
L. F. PRUYN, Coal Creek,
Auctioneer.
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80 a rnADr oEsrel.s
A. Kan.-. ci,,-


KANsAs CRY. kebr AIRY ~.
GArTLE-Rece5pts. 3,aBs: market dull:
Aad 10 fli5s lower for hest grades Ehipped.
H0ga-Rece ipts. 1880: market weak
Zoe lower; good IA emo ces % 400 s3.0oi o. ali
81 s06lsA.
Ry@fhts kkasas DIsy Lave stock maFket T.
reis0Ttei rsDecialiy for the EmPoFta DPfly
News ASDf j. SNYDER b Ctb-, rooms .
aad n Exchange building Kansas City seock
yards
Daily Indicator Yeports: WHEAs-Re
ceipts. :. 600; shipments, $500; in store. M
90: No. 3 rtssI. ca-h. tx bid; March. a bid.
Tx azkesi: May, "a bid. No :, soft. cash,
IS hid. S6k asked
CoRN-R Receipts. 2.oo0 bu; shipments. S6o9.
in store n 0tse, market steady: No z. csSh,
3sk bld s9k asket: March. 3SH bill. sex
asked: May. six bid. Sig askeo; No. viii e,
cash 5Gl< bid. 81 = ASKED.
RYE-Nominal
OAfs-NomlnaL
Eass-weskers 10
BUTTER ns auR' d.
HAE-UnchEDged
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Achhnrn.

CHICAGO February IL
Hoss-ReeeiDts - eo0: uarket fairly active:
Zoe ! We. light. s. 701A 10: rough packing.
s8.s00f 10; heavy packing and shipping.
CAfFEE-Reeefpfs 74o0; market, dnli shade
SO kerr, - U1b4-20
WaEAr-sInTkes stronger: T9xasO for
cash for March, Te5< for May, g.
t'oElE-M Arkei stronger: s7sSc for cash
sSs for March: 4oc y fer May.
OATs-MaFket highers sec soF cash: S9<c
for Harrh. slXe Iog Nav
PoRE-NaEEef steady; $;097k.
LAEo-AaTket steady; ss.e5
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How can . Watch-no matter how
coatly-be expected 70 90 when the
handspring WoB't OperAfes How can
anyone be well when hie stomach, liver
or kidneys ere out Of ordeFg OF course
you say, He caDnot." Yet thousands
Of people drag along mIserabIy IN that
condition; not sick ebed, bat not able 20
work With comfOrs and energy How
foolish, when q bottle OF two OF PAFkef's
Tonic would ses them al right Try is,
and get back your health end spirits.
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ONE MORE UNEoRrUNArr

ofhcer Butt assisted q mau by the
name OF j. 81 Smith TO the cooler yes-
terdAy. Mr.. Smith was too Iull 70 pad
die his own canoe and was very crate
ful hUr the officers assistance. BE was
taken before Judge Keys this morning
plead guilty, and the coats ana
nne amounted to so 80. Not having
the amount with him the gentleman,
who had trified with Usage City Alec.
hol expressed q willingness TO assis, thu
c'b and himselfby breaking rock. and
was given twenty-one Gays and little
oyer To liqHidAte his fine.
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suaGMoNEn 81 DEATH.

Oscar II. Curtis died At O'Clock yee-
terday afternoon at his residence. No.
10 south State street. He was about So
years Of age. and leaves . wife and two
children TO mourn his loss. The funeral
will take place II the family residence
at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning.
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ZONES, cLYcERINE ARNIcA SALvE

Stands as the father OF salves tor cuts,
salt rbeum, fever sores, burns, chilblaius,
letter, piles, ehapped hands, frozen ieet.
boils and all skin diseases. Price, %
cents Warranted. For sale by the fol-
lowing druggists: B Wheidon, Chas.
Ryder, w. r. IRWIN, D. w. Morris.
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II Is Understood that the ParIor skat-
Ing rink will hereafter be of the past.
The council through a couple of police.
men requested license one evening last
week, and the proprietors of the rink
think there is more money in shutting ii
mp than paying heavy license.
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Rn.,,,sn.s mica s.rus.

The best saiVe in the world foz cuts
bruises, soIes, ulcers, salt rheum. tevef
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilbiains,
corns and ali skin eruptioDs, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
II is guaranteed TO give perfect setikfac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box For sale by B. WbeldOn.
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Money Loaned at Best yates

Ever given in EmporIa. The whole
lOsn can be paid before due or can pay
in small sums at any time and stop in
terest on amount paid. thus you can cas-
lily pay off mortgage gradually. which
would not be done all at once. Other
advantages offered which cannot fail to
suit borrowers. Office on Fifth avenue.
first door back of EmlorIa National
bank. s. NJ. SMITH
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Money TO Lend At Lowest Rates.
Interest annual or semi-anDual. Bes
advantages ever offered as 70 time Of
loan, and easy payments at any time.
See advertisement in this paper.
g. n. SMITH
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wIt IL q we'll known factl In the
Diamond Dyes more colorIng is gaven
than in any known Dyes, and they give.
faster and more brilliant colors. lOc. Al
All druggists They are great succexs.
Wells. Richardson & Co., Burlington,
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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 obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
expected charges. Interest payable
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No, young yachtsman, no; do not
know who invented sea-siekness nor do
I know Of any preventive, but | am in
clined to think you win learn all about
it IN William Blacks work on this sub
iect, entitled THE Beautiful Retch- -
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A lot OF clothing was stolen on Mon.
day from q clothes line on Kansas
avenue and Exchange street. The thief
forgot TO leave his address. Callers
should leave their carda.
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Delegates from EmpOria post G. A. r.
and the knights Templar band Will 20
TO Wichita the 23d. TO attend the fourth
grand encampmsnt Of the Kansas q. A
II. division.
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a restaurant in this city adYertises to
serve the following delicacies. Rabbit
on the run; quail on the fence; chicken
on the nest and fried elephants breath
Talk about enterprise! There lie not
another restaurant in the United States
that can furnish the above luxuries,
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In three mile trip Yesterday Marshal
White discovered but three dogs, and
they were chained. This proves our as
sertion that the marshal is the best of
dog-tax collectors.
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Having purchased KYnett's improv-
ed carpet loom 1 am prepared to weave
carpets at reasonable rates. Good work
guaranteed. JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
80 Exchange street.
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10 the Editor Of ne soisasiae American.
Win yOa permit % 90 MAKE known TO
the public the facts We have learned
during the paas 8 years, Concerning dis
orders OF the human ktdneys and the
organs winch diseased kidneys 20 easlly
break down. You are co0dnctIng .
Scientific paper, and sre unpreiudieed
except In favor of TRUTH. Is ia need-
less 70 say, no medical journal Of s'ccdes'
standing would sdmit these facts, tor
very Obvious reasons.
II. II. WARNKR & Co.,
ProprietoES OF ss Warmers Safe Cure
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The Grand Army Of tie Republic,
Kansas division, will hold its fourth
annual encampment at Wichita on the
2Sd OF this month. At this encamp-
ment the department officers will be
elected for another wear.
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The base ball catcher that the EN-
poria boys have been corresponding
with has been engaged and Will be In
the city before the season opens. En-
poria will have strong team thIs year.
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Th,se Coos, stations

Worth 5000. for sale or trade; profits
from these horses last year, $500; will
trade Tor good farm or city property.
Address box 1.190. Emporia, Kansas
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Money! AIonsyii Money,I,

''Over production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay 1t to you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No COM
mission. No trouble Pay IL back
when you want to. You pay interest
and principal in Emporia. that te good
enough for Us. The "old reliable" loan
Office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own mCDeV
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Geo. w. BrickWeIl, living near To-
ledo. who has suffered % much from q
broken leg. caused by his horses falling
on the member. is improving rapidly
and will soon be sound and well again.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

The csnnOnbAll, or California express,
made its appearance yesterday with
fine new engine named after President
Strong.