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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-04
Anti.saloou ssrnlIcana

TOPEKA. Kans.. jan. GA numbtT
net In this city tonight. The object OF
the meeting was to prepare for the
election OF delegates to the convention
II anti saloon Republicans Of the United
). ates, 10 DO held at Toledo, ONO, In
May
The meeting was very harmonious,
aud = spirit Of uuaamiIy peEVsded IT'S
Work. Hon. Albert G tffsr took g lead
ny part AMI 81 the close GENITAL CON-
nILtee VI hfGsen Was appointed 70 take
charge OF the delegates " Toledo, and
raise tuHds tor the payment OF the ex
penses which will Occn1 by so doing.
Fhe following resolu ions were
adopted:
WHEREAS. There Is among the earnest
members Of the National Republican
party growing sentiment that the old
organization should illustrate It's growth
IA accordance with the sentiments of
the times and should recognize the fact
that the question of Temperance in the
form Of opposition 70 the saloon has 9
prominent place N the hearts of large
number of Republicans, and
WHEREAS, Neglect TO conform to this
growing demand of the people for the
incorporation of the principle OF sntag-
onism TO the saloon into the party plat
form, is bringing. dissension into our
ranks and jeOpardizlng. the success OF
the party, and
WHEREAS, On account of judgment
among the enemies OF the dram shops as
70 the best and gurest means for exter-
minaiing the liquor traffic. It is desirable
that meeting should be held to bar
monte their action and present their
action to the Republican party, and
WHEREAS, Preliminary steps have
alresdy been taken TO hold q national
anti saloon Republican conference At the
city OF Toledo. Ohio, on the 18th dey Of
May, therefore be &c
ResOloed, Thai Ue do most heaEaily
endoTee this movement 20 commit the
party 10 the G7eAe temperance CefoEm ead
thus entitle il - she votes OF its repre-
sentatIv6s, so essential 70 our future sue
cess as party. II il further
ResOLUed. That We regret the action
of many Republicans In temporarily
leaving the Republican party, ard We
earnestly urge Republicans in every
state and territory Of the Union who are
IN sympathy with the home
as against the saloons to join with US In
sending delegates 10 the Toledo conven.
ton, and there formulate such an ex-
preston OF sentiment 0s will com mand
the attention and favorable consideration
of the Republican party in the next ma
tionsl convention. and accomplish the
speedy abolition Of the liquor traffic.
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An Aneodote OF Madison

A letter published in the Washington
Post gives an interesting account Of .
journey made by Andrew Jackson's
secretary of state from Washington to
James Madison's estate of''Montpelier"
near Orange Courthouse, We. After
an uncomfortable day and night ride
in an old-fashioned Virginia stage
coach over heavy roads, Mr.. Living
ston arrived ct Montpelier at o'clock
in the morning. Mr.. Madison was
aroused and the secretary Of state was
shown to his chamber. The latter
says:
He found the venerable father OF the
constitution a wan and wasted old man,
whose hair was blanched and whose
form was wasted by blasts of more than
eighty winters. He had arisen from an
antique poster and curtained bed and
was sitting before a wood fire, and by
his side stood a small and simple table,
on which there burned q single tallow
candle. The venerable statesman was
himself curtained and almost concealed
by q night-goWn that reached to his
feet. But Mr.. Livingston said that Is
soon as be had opened up the contents
Of his solitary embassy to the old seer
was not dim. neither was his natural
face abated." He requested MIR. Liy-
ingston to read the proclamation to
him (meantime ordering another can
die to be lighted, Mr.. Livingston hold
| ing the paper close to and between the
| two dim ights), and during the read
| ing Mr. Madison gave austere audience,
sometimes suggesting . modification,
an interiineation or q slight para.
phrase, but this mentally and subject
lively. When Mr.. Livingston had fin.
| ished, Mr.. Madison, after some quiet
reflection. requested to have the paper
reread. Again Mr.. Livingston slowly
| and deliberately read, again the great
| and grave constitutioBalist from be-
meath his night cap muttered mental
modification. Finally, he asked that
he might read the document and note
upon It the changes or comments which
Ten. Jackson had requested This he
did, and his interlineations were As
terse and beautiful and pithy a. the
pages of the FederGIist.
And now the gray OF the dawn WA
stealing through the curtains. Mr..
Madison remarked that he had had Mr..
LiVingston's carriage sent back, and
that he would drive with the secretary
in his own carriage to the COurt-Rouse
70 catch the stage for Fredericksburg
and that they would walk down tC
breakfast while the carriage was being
prepared. 1t so fell from some mis-
calculation that when they reached
Orange Court-House they found tbs
stage had already some time gone. Mr
Madison as once insisted that 1lr. LiW
ingston should use bis carriage to Fred
/ ericksbuxg, writing and giving thu
| coacAman 3 note to the landlord Of
tavern midway between the stages, o.
nearly 50, instructing him to furnish /
fresh team thence to FredericksburS
and return. When within some tel
miles of fredericksburg the stage wa
oVertaken and passed. and Mr.. Living
ston was thus enabled to anticipate hi
closest calculations. When he reaches
the white house the following day All
submitted the revised draft to the pres
/ ident, it was formulated and prcmul
/ gated in the form and phrase OF the re
vision.
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OomMlrrEE mE.vrNo

u -->N@-9-~02@S O~SA = AEB KAN u
The committee appointed at the re
cent railroad meeting met at the Cool.
idge. hotel e 1 p. N. on Wednesday. and
adjourned % meet 81 the same place AZ 2
p N. Toe committee re- assembled and
formally recognized By slecting 8. B
HlggS chairman, and W. 8. Jay secrs-
tarV. Col b. G. Gross was called upon
to explain the object OF the meeting OF
the committee and what was proposed
70 be done, VINO stated that the commit
tee had come together TO consider the
expectancy II re''d ring aid to the Chi
cago, Emporia d South western railroad
company 70 secure the construction OF
the line from some point on the Missouri
river near st. Joseph. southwest through
tolls county 70 the southern line OF the
state. and said that If reasonable aid shall
b gwen the road IL will surely be
built. He gave his views quite fully
and expressed the opinion that IL was
an opportunity for the city and county
60 secure an independent lIue OF road
which neither county nol city could al
ford to ignore
Mr.. Jones, president OF the company,
also briefly addressed the committee.
Major Hood addressed the COMMITTEES,
expressing his faith In the success of the |
A general interchange OF views took /
place; after which, on account Of the ab-
'ence OF many members. the committee
adjourned 70 meet next Wednesday, Feb
ruary 8, at the Hotel Coolidge. and the
was instructed to notify men,
oers accordingly.
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No Difference.

CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-A special tele.
gram published here this morning from
Tucson, Arizona. says: Mexican citi-
z.ns just arrived from Macon, assert
that the reason the Mexican troops
dred on Crooks IGdian scouts was thSt
they are equally as Questionable in
Mexico as the so.caIled renegade
Apaches. They claim it can
be proved that Crooks scouts
repeatedly committed depredations In
Mexico and then laid the blame on the
renegsdes, This being the case they say
the Mexican officers find 1t hard ~ re-
strain their meO from firing on Crooks
Indian scouts whenever they come IN
contact. Responsible Americans resld.
ing in Mexico confirm the representa-
tons of the MexIcans to q certain
extent.
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If YOU ARE GOING
To rrorla.. 70 the wOrld'. Falrs-s Ne

To Florida, 20 the Worlds FatFJAt Rev
OEIPAns,
Or TO any point south, and wish 70 have
. pleasant trip, you will need 70 be in
formed as to the best, quickest and
cheapest route. The Memphis Short
Route south. with its through buffet
sleeping cars Kansas City TO New Or.
leans, its Tree reclining chair cars Kan
sas City 70 Memphis land being over one
hundred miles the shortest line to the
south, is practically the only lins from
Kansas City, the west and northwest, %
all southern cities. No other line runs
through cars between Kansas CITY and
New Orleans No other route can Ola
but one change of cars from Kansas CITY
~ Jacksonville snd ether Florida points
There is no other COOL route between
the west and the south. Ask your EickeI
agent for tickets wa the Memphis Shori
Route. Write for large map, with time
tables, showing through co0necsions
Mailed free J. Is. LocKWcOD.
g. P. & T. A. Kansas City, No.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Jan. 90 AT 6 O'Clock
this evening, eighty prisoners confined
in the Jail refused to go to their cells for
the night. They were threatened at the
point of guns but would not go, saying
they were afraid q mob would come at
night to take out Melvin Butler. the sup
posed murderer of Mccoy, the gambler.
JaIler Ruben and Turnkey Jacob Graeb
fired into the prisoners Daniel Reid, q
counterteiter, received two buckshot,
and "Skinney" Smith one shot in the
head. The wounds are fatal. The pris-
oners at once scampered to their cells.
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W,naala vnaa. Rn.a.

WHITFIELD. Ksns., Jan. 27.-The
bonds to the Florence. Ei Dorado s
Walnut Valley railroad was voted almost
unanimously in Cowley county today,
This insures the building OF two through
lines % Texas, one from Arkansas City
south. and the other from New KioWG
southwest. the santa Fe VIA Emporia
FL Dorado ana Winfield and the South
ern Kansas via OttsWa and Winfield
This puts Winfield on two great through
lines that cross each other here, both
from Kansas City. and each traversIDe
the great Indian Territory aid Texas.
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From saturdays Daily.
RAILROAD MEECINH.

Small bills were scattered over the
city e. day, IN addition TO the call pub
lished in Yesterdays News directing the
peoples atte ntion TO railroad N alters al
Interest 10 Lyon county. stating that q
railroad meeting would be held in the
court house ut 2 O'Clock. Near that
time the meeting was called to order.
j. 3. Watson was elected chairman and
4 81. Forde secretary.
Judge Curniogham stated the object
of the meeting was to consider the rail.
road interests OF th4 ps1ple OF Lyon
county.
Mr.. w. s. jay, J. d Holden, p. d.
Maxson, and J. X Finley addressed the
meeting.
Mr.. w s jag moved the Adoption oil
resolutions, which were amended by
Judge Cunningham aud adopted:
ResOiped, That there be appointed Il
conmlttee Of twelve t. be styled "a CIT
liens c InmiItee," WIN shall be empOW.
cred "a speak for our people, and Whu
are hereby instructed To proceed with.
ont delay and III such manner as they
SNAIL uSeui Ocsl, VI Invite prOpOSllOnl
from any ana all railroad cOmpanitI
looking To- building roads mo this state
Resoiued, That the chairman at this
me-tiog appoint committee at three q
nominate such a standing committee.
Messrs. WhiIIlessy, Cunningham and
Holden we're Apo. nted, and nominated
WIN Jay. Almerin Ginie,, Jshn Wat
sou, J K Finley. r B M,xson, Il
Cross, s B Warren, DIR Suttsn. JohI
Low, Thos Ryan. w Scdeu, 8 B Riges
The meeting added Mesars. Cunning
ham, WhiItlesey and Holden.
Mr. II. G. Cross, being called on b
the people, made square and concis
s;A,ement In behalf OF the Chicago, En-
ppHa 81 Southwestern railroad say
log that Whenever the people {
Lyon county should rsceIi . better offe
than hIs company profferrd; they wei
willing 10 step down and out and wor
Tor better one. Mr.. Cross Was hearth
Applauded, and all present seemed to I
fAvorablY Impressed With the road b
IepEes1 MEL
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PA1RoNuzE aOAE IxsrrrUruoNs

PATRON1zE HONE GNSEIEUFLONs
Ths Southern Kansas Railway Il . kaa-
And 10 thoroughly Identified with the
interest and progress Of the stats Of Kan
sas and il people, and affords its pefrons
facilities uneQualed by any line in east
through express trans daily between
Kansas CITY and OlAihe, Ottawa, Gar
nett. lola, Humboldt, Chanute, Cherry
vale, Independe1ce, Winfield, WelIington,
Harper, Attica and intermediate points.
Through mail trans daily except Sun.
day between Kansas City and yelling
ton, and Intermediate stations, making
close concessions e Ottawa, Chanusk
and Cherryvaie with our train1 for I'm.
porla. Burlington. GIrard, walnut snd
COHeyVflle
Accommodates trains daily excepl
| Sunday between Kansas City, OlathG
and Ottawa.
Remember that by purchasing sicketl
IA this line connection n made In III
Union depot ct Kansas City viii
| through train1 TO ell points, avoiding
tzansfers end changes as way ssAtlons.
Through Gicksss can be purchased wa
| thas line Is any OF the regular couDoI
stations, and your baggage checket
thrnugh % destination east, west, noFtl
OF south.
Pullman sleepers on ali night trains
| For farther information, sse maps an
l folders. OF call On or address
8. B. HYHEa,
| Geaf PaaaaSeP a 81.
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Altar the Lotr.rIea.

CINCINNATI, Jan 29.-Warrants were
sworn out to-day for the arrest of Murat
Halstead, editor of the Commercial Ga
sette, and Joseph ] McDowen, business
manager of the EnQuirur, on . charge
of publishing lottery advertisements.
Both gentlemen gave. bonds of $500 for
their appearance 10 the police court to-
morrow morning. The warrants were
sworn out by Chief of Police Edwin
Hudson, and it 10 understood that he
acted under orders of Commissioners
Julius Refs. The persons charged with
selling lottery tickets pleaded guilty in
the police court to day. Judge Fitz-
gerald did not place sentence against
them but left the cases on the docket to
prevent them from selling any more
tickets
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After few moments Of anxious sus-
pense the judges reports we're handed In
and Rev. Mr. schoheld, In neat and
appropriate speech. presented the essay
prIze to Mr.. P. n. McCIintock. Ar.
D. A. Eckert was second IN the race.
Mrs. J. n. Kelly presented the orato-
rical prize TO Mss Sue HosglIn In Q few
triie imprompiu remarks. Mrs. Kellogg
did better than most ladies could have
done, and her neat hit At the gentlemen
Contestants was heartily appreciated by
all. Her remarks we're rather ''feW." as
she wAs evidently not prepared TO make
. presentation speech.
The contest closed II IL O'Clock.
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COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs
COUNTY CLERK's OFFICE,
IaANN... 30 N0An


January %, 1856.
The board OF county commissioner
met in special session, at the call of the
Chairman. All members present.
A petition from the cltzsns of Agnes
City township, PRAYING the board to call
Especial election To vote on q PROPOSE
tlon 10 take $50 900 OF stock in the Coun.
Gil Grove, Usage City d Ouaw4 railway
company, was presented, and the same
appearing TO have the lawful number OF
qualified sign"rs thereto, II was ordered
that an election be held IA prayed for, on
the 9Th DAY Of March, 1886.
The personal properly assessment of
Hugh Brown Ia jackson township, was
ordered stricken from the roll, as said
properly was legally assessed IN EN-
poria township.
The bard thau Ali III ned unIll To.
morrow morning
Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
CJunty Clerk.
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Out OF Funds.

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 29-The state
treasury yesterday temporarily suspend.
ed payment on claims of all kinds. A
check for $4,000 was presented Dy the
educational department but the treasurer
was unable to meet it. A deficit ol
$4,000 now exists IN the various state
funds, especially In the school fund. Thu
deficit is attributed to the fact that the
last Legislature reduced taxation to {
point below the necessary expenses oil
the iyOvaFnmank
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MEMPHIs saORxsROgrE sOUzn

The sac Of Tourist sickets. VA thla
Short RGuse, to Jacksonville, Savannah.
Charleston, and other Southern winter
resorts, will begin on the 18th last
For the Exposition, round trip tickets
% New Orleans good forty dsys, wiz be
placed on sale On November LIST, ak rate
of $22.50 from Kassas CITY. In addition.
We make rats of $50 90, Kanaas CITY to
New OFlsAhs and return, for ticket good
TO return until June list.
With our through Buffet nlespinR car.
Kansas City 10 New Orleans. daily: our
Free Reclining Chair car, Kansas CITY
to Memphis; and with bus Gus change
OF cars. Kansas City TO Jacksonvills and
Ottef Florida points. this route offers
Southern travel from tbs West and
Northwest. recommendation and facIfj-
ties afforded by no other.
]. E. bouKWoop,
Geaf. Pass d Ticket Aef.
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Railroad Accidents.

SARDUsKY, o.. Jan 30 The Chicago
express on the Baltimore 8 Ohio raIl-
road ran into a freight train q mile
west OF Chicago Junction this morning
about 2 O'Clock. It is reported that the
engineer and fireman of the expFesf, and
me conductor of the freight were killed
The road Is blocked through trains pass
through this city, reaching Chicago and
DrtrOIt over the Indianapolis, Bloom
ington s. Western a. T fin, Ohio.
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rho Turner Trial.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 29.-In the Tut
ner-Conway trial the day was consumed
IN receiving the testimony of Mr.. Con.
way. husband and father OF the vict ms.
The witness repeated the story
# the murder about as it hes be-
r. appeared 10 the newspapers. Hls
memory was deficient In many of the
detSils brought out in the course of the
examination. though this remIssnesa il
not considered necessari y important.
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the los Of fans.
And the finding OF small articles o.
adornment, breast pins, emf buttcns. etc
The owl in the swing wlnksd know
inRiy at VIII Eastman.
The Owls can say ave are nine, and
yet our entertainment brought out hun.
dreds."
The street musicians were decidedly
interesting. The cries of "Puliee'' and
Put 'em Out" did not disturb theiI
equ 4nimuy Their disguIses were per-
feel, and th,ir singing and mnslc sle-
gani(O
George Goddard posed as gentleman
and nobody knew him.
"The Pet of the Regiment" was alsO
the pet Of the o wis. exhibiting 9 beau-
tiful hsndkerchIes with an owl in the
center. embroidered for the occasion.
The costume ~as one Of the prettiest.
"TClI Mnlher TO quit smiling; She'll
give me dead away ''-Livy Buck.
"SIck abed but bound TO be there =
was there and like everybody else had .
good time.
Cowboy Bledsoe scared everybody; he
looked so natural. i
Joseph, with 9 coat of many colors."
attracted sttention-pArticuiarIy among
the ladies. Joseph IN bondage" would
have been quite appropriate.
Irish, ''yOu know" sstonished his
betters. They "knoW" ell about
it.
The "Friar' received few confessorA
Dancers are careful about confessing .
''tired" feeling.
"Earl Of Leslie" brought to our mind
''Lord Dandreary" was Utterly
Utter, AN the boys were jealous Of
The lord.
Vanity" was . brilliant costume, lit
orally covered with Bright diamond +
shapes of tin that reflected tie gas in
one's eyes in q harmless manner and left
! pleasing effect.
mexican" did not look like the famed 1
'Gresser," but rather savored of the
mild Republican,.
A handsome compliment, for which
We feel grateful. was paid Us by lady 1
wearing a costume made from copies Of /
he DAILY NEWS printed on muslin.
Our"Nationsl colOrs' were represent
d IN way that produced a thrill In
very patriotic heart.
Queen Anne was thcre aud look, d a.
and much younger than abe
id years and years ago.
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EVANSVILLE, Iad j N. 30.-Four IN,
known neO ~ npted to crL-s tue rIveI
q the Z ntuckJ side ia a skiff yesterday
6 e. IN. Tue river W - tuiI vt HOrg d
'c', IN IkinK ths or 'sshg Very DIN.
cut AbruG mid way across they en-.
Z. 'uhIered heavy d re. rne skiff Was
sJIu IN the mi1sL pI tina lc- and the men
outing DESPERATELY. Then came tO the
k-Ts o. al0 & the SHIRE = IaInL SQUAD
OI grInd AMI cruz an the ullorIuna g
men aud b.IaJ had disappeared Samuel
B Irl-r, farm r, and Que of MS hand
'OOk skiff aHd went out as far as they
dared. bu found uO trace uf the men 4nd
it is supposed that ali we're lost. Il is
thought they came here from Green Riv-
er after provisions.
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.2 KxnsAs : LnalsLArUnn.
EousR

HouAR
TOPEKA, Jan. H.-The house In q
afternoon PISSED several bills, anon
Il -hi,,t, 10 s,,s Ss1,lr,~-,a.. Fts =
40 -
40 Se&4k2s hes TAX 4sslsE ~ Alel
co9ntY:
10, prosios : way 20 ofaW JufOzs 2
LeEalizing the bridge Sonds d Cigds
To pEoIlde way y compensa.s "a
agent seob % osnef stateo WIN Eequist
ucn0.
10 snsote owners o. teaS esteee e
quiet usls ega1nss no1oe1s @ sA1 oeeds
Enc OIL % seaote N'1eroAle county Y
c III.
- An1nS me 80 oiiis loeEooueee - =
So4 % ~. k4AtneAnsae lmportAns. y
yiosloes sOt tne eeRolntnsns upon tn4
ntapplaeA4soo' o. oAspoung emplofer'
ana smPlOyeA Of Soard OF aSbttss3iOt
o, Judges az oistrclctcrlA whose IL
cisloos anal nave toe torce OF 1uog
'neot o. socn co1Et Ano 70 e4eeuse0 =
OH e 1oo9mentI -.
Toe proPosiuon 20 give the STAT
Normet we've sScslons % me saitiandl
vas 1lScussSo e lenet "a soe 81 ~ u
zee OF the Mhote, eoo vas amended 80 q
20 give the lands 70 the permsnen'
SCHOOL L1ao % We % MY 70 to5tF-
even: 'Ine cen tAea eFooe 11n-
OUT obsposing Of me JILL
- a0osr
IoPk1A. "a. So-FAe mouse 81 me
noLntng eescaoo ttesenea 70 a. lnoig'
nAns 2ESsess py FeeAkne5 19sansst me
1871 ot-st speeen uAoe Dy SeaAtor
| o1ESnel. -. 49,,
:: cAs = - - - 1871
49, ~ prop
e.LY ~ new coH M pe1olS sney een %
- AAue.s DoIe1 -pueoseo.
SeSs ~ Sll.ss " 1ecnu 49, " t" t5i,1y
Onetok0e county court nOuse Dbl was
80, ~ ). 800.
- HS nouse eSCePseo e tnvlSAslon 20
0teend the qga!.erlF centennial as the
oPS.e mouse FRIDAY slserooo0.
a. Inc OH 20 give tne Emporis NORMAL
ene twe.ye sAIt sPLlnRS secslons OF Iano'
t.ss esAan SOnSae An eneouo.sn.
u give teem permAnent SenooI Inno
"hs HeCoosaoereQ ana De4ten. Inc Dill
was not oasposeA OF.
n HOUSE
IoPkkA. JAn " MANY Petit ons
cans up iEOm southwestern Kansas Ior
SUI aSeinst me proposed changes OF
county nnes.
Was = PettIon .! oUV from
CnSrokee county, asAing TOT the pay Gay
ol the miners 10 DC every Two weeAs.
among me new DiIIe. NO: zoo. oV
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Cure for Piles

Piles are frequently preceded by =
sense OF weight In the back, lOins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing the
patient 20 suppose he mas some sffec-
uOn OF the kidneys or neighbOring or
gans. At times, symptoms OF indlges.
ton are present, tiuulencY, uneasiDess
Tersp'raiiun, p;oducing = very disagree
able itching. after getting warm, Is a
common attt ndAnt., BLIND, bleedinR
aud itching piles yield at Ouce 10 the ap.
plieatiOD Of DIR. Bossnko's pile remedy
which acis directly on the parts affected
absorbing the iumors, Allsying the In
tense Itching. and elfeetiug . permaneu
cure. Price 90 cents. Address The DR.
bosApko Medicine Gu, Piqua, o. SaIs
by Ctas. Ryder and j. A Moore, 1
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KANS A. PATENTS .
ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.

List Of patents granted To citiz-ns OF
Kansas for the week ending Tuesday
January 26. 1886. complied from the Of
fiiial records of the United STATES patent
office. expressly for the Daily News. by
w. A. Redmond, solicitor of patents,
No. 637 F street, N. W., Washington, d.
c., OF whom information NAV be had.
q. z. Brunette and w. H. Porter, Par
sons, portable hay press.
Edward g. Hurd, Seneca, clothes
rack.
3 ID Mehew. Peabody, neck yoke.
r. Reed, SOLOMON City, mechanical
movement.
A. Sherwood, Hampden. windmill.
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