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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-14
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DISTRICT COURT.

District court met this morning at
O'Clock, Judge Graves presiding. After
the court was opened by Deputy Wooster
Clinton Jones came forward and plead
guilty to the charge of burglary. Judge
Graves then adjourned court until two
O'Clock this afternoon at which time the
jury was called and the panel filed as fol
lows:
W. Il. GIlchrist, J. L. Moore, Evan
Myers, E. ]. DeLong,, Il. 81. White, j. P
Morrsll, A. Wolf. W. Q. Paddock, W. B.
VandervOrt, N. AimsburR, G. DeBaun,
G. Evans, ] NJ. Young, D. 81. Guard, g
w. Lester, q. Peast, T. A. Swan. G B.
Arnold, R. Il. Hall. G. s. Adams. j. d.
Bangs, y. A. Dale.
The first case on the docket was that OF
Fred Hausler, charged In the courts with
selling liquor without permit. The trial
of this case will probably occupy to-day
and tomorrow. If found guilty in this
court proceedings will be instituted in the
federal court against him on the charge of
violating the U. s. revenue laws and the
penalty for such violation is very heavy.
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PERsoNAL.

The 1.-TWO JOhns'' company went east
to-day.
h. Kelley OF oarm "a. Kas., is in the
city to-day.
R. E. ReAle of Topeka registered At the
Hotel Coolidge last night.
DR.. Powers left to-day for Burlington,
where he lectures tonight.
Jno. HoIleroId Of Caldwell Registered
last night as the Hotel Coolidge.
E. L. Green of junction City was in
town yesterday on business tnp.
Mesers. Chas. Finnigan and B. E. Bel
con went 70 Kansas City yesterday on
business trip.
frank Evans returned today from
Great Bend, where he has been playing
bail for the past week.
j. S. Sprague was called from Leaven-
worth to-day, by the serious illness of his
sister, MISS IDgerman.
Miss Bessie ]. Hall and Miss L. E.
Stutsman of New York City are In the
city stopping At the Hotel Coolidge.
Jacob DeCou. one of Lyon couniy's
headings democrats, was In the city Last
night In attendance ofthe democratic rally.
D. II. Reel and his daughter, Mrs. Mol
lie Foster, father and sister OF l.: D. Reel
of this city, returned home to Indiana on
the 10th.
q. L. Williamson Of Brooklyn. New
York, one of DR.. SnedIker's old patients,
arrived yesterday evening In the city and
Is visiting with the doctor.
Mrs. G.. 8. Howard left yesterday for
Kansas city for medical treatment. She
has been an invalid for some time and
hopes by the change to better herself.
Mrs. Jewell Of Moran, kansas, who has
been visiting her son Hasler during the re.
union, returned home yesterday much
pleased with Emporis. and her people.
Mrs. Taylor, who has been visiting her
son Ed. in Arlington, Kansas, returned
yesterday with her dAughter-in.lsw and
visited with her other son in this city
They left this morning for Sparta, Illinois
Mrs. Taylor's home.
VIII Clapp and bride returned last
night from their wedding trip TO St
Louis, where they have been taking in the
far. They will now settle down as old
married folks, making their future home
IN the metropolis OF Lyon county.
Capt ]. J. Went and wife. Lieut.. w. w.
Dickinson and wife, Lieut.. j. o. Mackay
and Capt. J. B. Johnston of the U. s.
army. are in the city with troups bound
for New Mexico. They registered at the
Hotel Coolidge.
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BY MARY DE zKAN.

READING, Oct. l2-Juiius Reynold, only
son OF Edward Reynolds, died Monday
morning. Oct. IL. He was II years old
and died of blood poison.
George Patton expects to return This
week to California.
Capt. j. a. Sratton and Dr.. Edison an d
their families have gone to their claims In
Hamilton county. Kansas.
David Nickel shipped six cars of steer.
and w. 81 Douglas and sons five cars
Monday night, to Kansas City. The fat
s:eeEs are mostly shipped out ofthis vlcin-
| Ity.
| The tent meetings still continue.
The Baptist ladies give dinner d sup.
| per on election day. The money raised
goes TO repair and tx their church.
John McLain filled the pulpit al the n
Z. church last Sunday night
| A w. Plumb has gone TO LeavenWortl
to sat as U. s. juror.
There are 1876 scholars attending th,
three Reading schools in the new schoo
house.
Hugh Gage and Mary E. Evans wer
married October 9th. They go 10 house
keeping in cottage on Joseph A. Nick
els farm.
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HON. JOHN mARTIN.

Last night Hon, John Martin dem
ocratic candidate for congressman in this
district, addressed large audience at the
rink, on the issues of the coming election.
Before the speaking one Of our city bands
played few pieces to draw the crowd,
and about O'Clock the honorable gentle
men was introduced 5y Capt. Johnston,
and proceeded to talk to the house on the
question of democracy, Labor Reform
and TARIFF" on all of which topics he
seemed equally well posted. He made a
plain, stralsforwArd statement OF his stand
on this question, not forgetting TO touch
on prohibition and what he thought OF It.
His large audience all seemed deeply in
terested and were hearty in their applause
at the close of his remarks.
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nor buys patent medicines. who publish.
es testimonials of cures he knows moth
ing about. but deals with reliable drug
gist who know which medicine has In
reality cured. The undersigned drug
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remedy for two years and can truthiuilV
say that Primley's Speed Cough Cure
has never failed 10 give relief In the
most obstinate and stubborn cases OF
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Price SOC and $1O0. Sold by the fol
lowing druggists: B. WheldoB. Chas
Ryder, W B. Irwin. D. W. Morris.
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AS will be cleaned from the following
special to THE News. the EmporiA Ma
rooms have not forgotten how to play ball /:
ATcHIsoN, Kas., Oct, 10.-The game here
to-day between the Emporia Maroons and
the Atchisons was one of the finest ever
played In the state Smith pitched for
Emporia and struck out fifteen men. The
score stood: Emporia three. Atchison
nothing. Errors Emporia none, Atchlson
one.
Since leaving here on Thursday last the
Maroons have played three games, win
ming every one Of them. The Topeka
game resulted In . score Of 6 to In the
first and 10 to In the second. and, Is
stated above they beat the Atchisons by q
score of 8 too.
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nyouARE GOING 10 FLORIDA

H you ARE GOING TO FLORIDA
Or TO any point south, and wish TO have
6 pleasant "Trip. you viii need to 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 free reclining chair cars. Kan
sas City to Memphis land being over one
hundred miles the shortest line to tbs
south). il practically the only line from
Kansas City. the west and northwest. q
all southern cities. No other line rum
through cars between Kansas City Al
New Orleans. No other route can ole
but one change Of cars from Kansas CltI
70 Jacksonville and other FLORIDA points
There is no other good route betweeE
the west and the south. Ask your ticke
agent for tickets wa the Memphis Shor
Route Write for large map, with tim
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From Mondays Daily.
PERSONAL.


Mrs. WIN. Dart Il quite sick.
DR.. King returned Saturday from his
business trip 70 Topeka.
Harry Ewing Is visiting friends In Coun-
Gil GROVE for few days.
John Todd Of Strong City is in the city.
stopping ct the Hotel Coolidge.
w. 8. Miller Of Hartford registered Is
the Hotel Coolidge this morning.
The ministers in attendance at the Synod
left to-day for their respective homes.
J.E- Messerve left to-day for . trip 70
Reading and Wichita 70 zee the country
Hon, John Martin arrived In the city
this morning and registered At the Hotel
Coolidge.
Rev. N. W. kack Of the synod lies Ill 81
the residence Of James Clark. He Is re-
ported some better.
Conductor TAlley OF the Howard Branch
passed through here to-day for the east,
where he will visit for few days.
The body OF A. w. Coons was shipped
east yesterday TO his old home near Des-
Moines Iowa, accompanied by hls family.
Mrs. Captain Francis, wife Of the Depot
master Of the Santa Fe at this place, IL
visiting friends in AtchisOn for q few
days.
The Two Johns company numbering
fourteen people are stopping at the Hotel
Coolidge. They play tonight AZ the
Whitley.
Mrs. Zaniger and hrs. Burgess left Sat-
urday for Chicago and other eastern poIntI
to be absent about two weeks visiting
friends.
Rev. r. ID. Altman left to-day for Wat
ervilIe. Kansas, TO attend the state synod
OF the Lutheran church. He viii be alb
sent . week.
Judge Martin Of Topeka. democratic
candidate for congressman, arrived in th'
city this morning and will speak at thu
rink tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison G. Pickett, aftel
visiting with 1. T. Way and others in thu
city, left for their new home nea- Los An
geles, California Saturday.
1 uALs uu0 A-Lo. - IL ASODCASo cPCoS Jun
day in the city with the family Of j. c
Burnett. Mr. Roberts is travelling auditor
Of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
Ben Wheldon left Saturday night fol
Springfield, Ohio. He will meet his fam
lily, who have been visiting in Illinois anC
Indiana and return home with them.
B. r. Romano and wife LEFT to-day FOL
Topeka. Mr.. Romano is q delegate iron
this place to the state meeting of the
1. o. o. F. at that place which is held THU
week.
II. T. Hyde, who has been visiting
through Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa FOL
some six weeks past, returned home Sat.
urday. He thinks Of returning to locatl
In the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Noise left Saturda,
for Larned. Kas., where Mrs. Noise viii
make an extended visit with her parents
Mr.. Noise goes to Las Vegas. N. M, on
business trip.
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THE HAUsLRR WHISKY CASE.

The attorneys for the defense are WV.
Scott and I. z. Lambert. The follow
ing jury for this case was impaneled yes
terday:
WI Gilchrist, E J belong, Amos
Wolf. w Vandevort, Chas Evans, @ 8
Adams, Evan Myers, ] P WOrrall, w c
Pollock, Garrett DeBaun, David 81 Guard,
JohnL Moore.
Quite q number of witnesses were ex-
amined on both sides, the chief one for
the defense being Hausler himself. By
noon the defense closed and the court ad-
iourned. After dinner Col. Feighan adj
dressed the jury for the state. He was
followed as we go to press by w. w.
Scott for the defense.
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Over NIany 3 League

Spreads the miasma. or poisonous vapOr,
that begets marlarial and tyRhus fever.
Wherever there IL afagnant water In which
YegItatlon, or refuse OF any kind decays,
there, as surely as the sun rises, are gem
Grated the seed of lever and eg1e,
dumb ague and endemic maIadies OF the
mslaTial syps. For the effects OF this enc
venomed air, HoatetteF's Stomach Bitters
furnishes an antldote. and preyeats both
the contraction and recurrence Of these
meladles. Even along the line OF ex-
cAva1Ion tor the Lesseps Panama Canal
where mAlarial diseases are not only
virulent bos deadly, Hostetter's Stomach
BifteEs has demonstrated it incompatible
protective qualities. Nos Gully for sebrile
complaints. but also for disorder Of the
stomach, ltveF and bowels. for TheumA-
tism and actiS OF the kidneys and
bladder. u Is very effective. It counter
acts the sffecta OF fatigue. damp end ex-
pos1re.
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stnre ra. Annoa Ptarea.


This morning the case OF the State of
Kansas vs.. Amos Pierce was called The
defendant In this case is charged with OBJ
tanning money on false pretenses by means
Of mortgage. States Attorney FeighAn
and Judge Buck appeared for the state
and 1. E. Lambsr and Judge Culver tor the
defense. The jury Is a. follows: II. Arms
burger, C. A. Arnold, r. h. Hall, J. H.
Bangs, d. ]. Williams, G. L. Swsrtcut, j.
d. Campbell, J. w. Atkins, VIM. Wells
and L. N. Carter.
The evidence wAs all given in in the
morning and verdict OF not guilty re-
turned BY the jury.
The case OF o. J. Griest was nexl
called, but continued until the 18th on &C
count of the absence of the principal VIII
/ ness
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ssGARFIRLD,s.

Or. Powers last night delivered lecture
on Garfield at the Christian church to q
good audience. His lecture was a fine
one and showed that the speaker had made
a deep study OF the character of the dead
president H espOke of his early life, his
struggle with poverty, his gradual rise in
the world, his brilliant career in the late
war and In the United States house and
senate. of his presidency and death. Ere.
quent burst of applause interrupted the
speaker at some brilliant point and testi.
fed to the appreciation of the audience
Should Dr. Powers lecture in Emporis
again he will have q larger audience.
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or. mieh, / kiss those ewes Of fire,

sOb, might kiss those eyes OF fire,
Ten thousand scarce would quench desire ;
Still would steep my lips IN bliss,
And dwell an age on every kiss."
That younRldude. needs something for
his blood; he is utterly too fresh. B. B,
B. Is the best thing for hlm, because one
bottle viii cureshim. But that dude Il
not all alone in his terrestrial glOry-no'
by "jug eull.n Many others are cOasid
erably ''rattled" Just now about that blood
poison business, but B. B. B. will cure fol
the least money and the shortsst time
The boom Is coming. Purify, purify
Sold by Chas. Ryder. druggist
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Court Houne Notes.

The present term of court will occupy
probably the entire month Of October.
Roland Lskin says that he is going to
take his wife around with him to take
care Of him hereafter. He has now been
"burglarized" twice and it's getting mo-
notonous.
The attendance on Prof. Whites geo.
logical class is slim.
Judge harrington says he don't know
anything except that he is trying to get
well as fast As possible after his soldering
experience of last week.
The criminal docket is light this term.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
October z, 1886.
The county boards of Lyon and Usage
counties met in joint session, for the
purpose of letting the contract to rebuild
the county line bridge over the Marais
des Oygnes river, all members Of both
boards present.
Bids were opened from four different
bridge companies, but the bids being
deemed Excessive, were all rejected, after
which, on motion, the chairmen OF the
two county boards were authorized to lei
said contract at private bid, provided
they could get q satisfactory bid, upon
which the contract for said bridge was
let to the Kansas City Bridge & Iron Co.
for the sum Of 81 $50 90, said sum to be
paid one half by each county.
The joint session then adjourned and
the Lyon county board adjourned unit
the following morning.
Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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A Card.

The members Of the K. of P.band of
Newton, Kansas, desire to thank the band
men of EmporiA for the courteous and
friendly manner in which they entertained
them while at the reunion, aud to the &
T. band for the use Of their band room and
the many faYors shown by all.
n. G. WILLIS,
Secretary and Leader of K. of P. band
Newton, Kansas.
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Mr. J. g. Strain brought word 70 this
office to-day OF the P. II. Durland, whose
mysterious absence from home was
noticed In the NEWs last week sometime.
MI STRAIN says he was at his farm in
June. and succeeded in trading horses
with him, before, as he said, start for
Texas. Further particulars may be OBJ
tained by addressing Mr.. Strain. box l21,
| EmporIa, Kas.
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sudden Death of G A. white.

AS We go to press we are handed dis
patch by Mr.. Brooks, from Mrs. White at
Latham, Kansas, to the effect that MIR. G..
A. White, formerly of this city and of the
firm of White & Brooks, ia dead. The
dispatch gives no particulars of the sad
event, except stating that the funeral viii
take place on the 18th inst, after the ar
rival of the train from the east.
Almost at the same moment the sad
intelligence was brought to this Office of
the death of Miss Nora Steckwen at Leoti
City, and that the body would arrive in
this city on the midnight train.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS

channel means disaster. Obstruction in
the organs OF the human body brings
disease. They must ,e cleared away, OF
physical wreck win follow. Primley's
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81 90 For sale by the following drug
gists: B. Wheldon, Chas, Ryder. W. r
Irwin, D. W. Morris
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
oldest money loaning concern in rthe
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates OF interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish
Closes loans the day you apply if securi
ty and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here
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The claims Of J. W. LillArd for medi-
cal attendance on poor and the claim Of
G. T. Barwick for livery hire In she
search for Pleasant Burton were reject
The board then adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
Attest: ROLAND LAKM.
County Clerk.
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Frank Martin was in Topeks yesterday
on business.
o. E. Miller made business tsip to
Barclay to-day.
Delp ban and wife of Chicago are IN
Lhsciiy visiting.
g. W. COwan returned home last eve
Ming from Salt Lake City.
Grant Page and wife Of Topeka ere
visiting friends in the city.
Henry Foster Of Independence. was in
town yesterday on business.
John Dart OF Wichita registered at the
Hotel Coolidge this morning.
Chss Ryder left yesterday for 81. Louis.
He will be absent several days.
b.. Porter has been sworn in on the
police force. vice jackson resigned.
@. Swartz of Arkansas City is in town
visiting with his aunt. Ars- j. W. latham.
John Logan went up n Strong City yes
terdsy on = business "Trip and returned to
day.
Mrs. G. S. Howard left yesterday 70
Kansas City to remain . few weeks visit
ing.
Rev. Nj. McUlean Of the Hartford n
E. church circuit, was in the city yester
day.
A.W. Carpenter of Wendan arrived il
the city this evening on a wait 10 hi
friend. Mr.. Lee.
DR.. N. Bailey, banker at Ohanute, KAr
sAs, and an old time citizen of Emporia
was in town yesterday.
A sister Of MIRA. Benjamin Burton AZ
rived in the city last night and Is vIsltin
with her relatives in this city.
Chester Conner, OF Conner Bros, IL lai
up with badly sprained wrist. caused b
one of the delivery wagons runnIn
against it.
F. a. Brogan, b. V. BuDdrem an
several other persons went down {
Reading TO attend the Douglass horse sal
at that place.
James Halter, Jr., of BurlinRame, VIII
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. II.
Bonhsm, Of this city, during reunion re
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. A. Grant and Mrs. Sheford an
daughter, who have been visiting with th
family of T. ]. Fleming, returned TO the
home in Davenport, Iowa.
Lot r. Brown, clerking in Baird Bree
store, Monday received q handsome gol
watch from his father as q birthda
present You can safely bet tina. Lot is
mighty happy youth.
". P. Coley left yesterday for Counc
Grove. Will will take charge of Il
Missouri Pacific depot at that point for
few weeks. Ed. Jay presides at the tick
office at the Missouri Pacific depot in tn
city during his absence.
F. Q. Casper and wife of the ChicaC
opera company are in the city stopping
the Hotel Coolidge. Mr.. Casper is a
ranging for the coming of his trOup
this city on Wednesday 20.
Mrs. N. T. Badgett of Beverly, Linco
county, Kss, cousin of VIII. FoIsor
of this city. who was here during the Z
union, returned home Monday. He b,
not seen Mr.. Folsom for twenty-thr
years until he met him last week.
Howard Culver. who has been in char
of q surveying party On the Nilsson
, Pacific railroad for several months pa
returned to his home about two weeks q
with a very severe attack Of ma1ari
fever. He is now better and able to
out.
Conductor Shepherd, formerly of q
! Santa Fe and who also used to run betwe
here and Ottawa, was in the city yeste
day and to-day. He is now running q
only train on the Kansas 8 Colorado IL
: west from Sallna. He returns to his pc
of duty this evening. He speaks in Rlo'
ing terms of the new road with which
is connected.
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THE SICK.

John Whitecraft, who has been quite
sick ID now some better.
Mrs. Overstreet, wife of Rev. Overstreet,
Is quite sick. But her doctors are very
hopefuI'of her recovery.
Sam Call, who was thrown from the bus
and severely injured is still quite low. and
would like to have his friends call on him
at the Union House.
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have taken the dress making rooms at
L. II. FlInt's. l would solicit the pa
tronage Of her many old customers and
new ones, guaranteeing satisfaction in
price, work, fit and style.
NINA WENDF.