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

Whatever else may be said against
Mr.. ?arBell, it cannot be truthfuIly at.
firmed that he lacks Vigor, boldoess,
seif-control and ready resources. The
way in which ne quelled the Galway re-
volt against has authority proves once
more his right to be regarded as great
leader. II has called forth praise even
from people who DONE like him. The
incident has also proved what supreme
control Paruell has over the Irish race.
he told the mutineers that they must
accept Captain O'Shea as a candidate or
he would himself resign That settled
it. They took Captain O'Shea, bitterly
as they hated the dose.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
Cruel Gastronomy.

The mako advanced in a broad line
with the two radiant beauties in the
centre bearing large tray on which lay
q magnificent carp breathing, and with
his scales shining as if just drawn from
the water. The master of ceremonies
advanced and receiving the tray from
the mako set it on the mat and turned
it slowly around that all might see the
living picture. As the mako retired all
leaned forward to watch the noble carp
as it lay quivering on its bed of moss
and crosses, with background of green
cry like true Japanese garden. The
carp with its shining scales, green and
silvery standings, and fine outlines is q
favorite study for Japanese artists, and
on screens, kakemOus, and fukusa they
never tire Of painting, inlaying, and
embroidering it, and like everything
else in their art it has a symbolism that
makes it doubly a favorite. This fea-
ture of serving the living fish at a feast
is one of the rare old customs of Japan
that foreigners seldom experience in
this era of change, and we had thrills
of satisfaction at witnessing the grand
scene, at the same time with human
shivers at watching the slow breathing
OF the dying carp. In the deftest way
morsels and flakes of raw fish were
lifted from its back and passed to the
company, and with fear of Alr. Bergh
before me lifted up the shreds of clear
pinkish yellow, dipped them in soy and
ate them. 1t was worse than canni-
balism in a sense, and we tried to think
that the carp before us had not been
touched with knife, but that bits from
the back of another fish had been cum
ningly concealed behind it and passed
to us. The epicures meanwhile made
all the Japanese noises expressive of
appreciation as they fingered on the
delicious morsels. A sudden turn or
jar of the tray, or. as was inhumanly
insisted in discussing this feature of the
feast afterwards, a sprinkle of salt,
caused the carp to suddenly writhe,
double and culver with agony and show
the great hollow in its back from which
the flesh had been slowly cut. Con-
WINGED then that we had been eating
that very carp dropped my chOp-sticks
guilty and felt that fish's eye fixed
reproachfully on me for as long as it
remained in the room and haunting me
afterwards. -RiOto Letter IN st. LOuis
Globe Democrat.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
Hnneed rnr snita

WINDSOR, Ill, Feb 18.-Miss Georgia
Aldridge narrowly escaped hanging q
the hands Of unknown parties last night.
She was alone In the house ct the time
and stepped out of doors, when she wss
seized and her hands and feet Weighed
down with bricks and che wss hanged
up TO die.
The girl was accidently discovered By
few minutes later by her brother, who
came in by chance. Life was almesl
extinct. She can give no account Of the
affair, being so overcome by the shock
A note was found saying that it VA
done 20 get even with her father, DE-
A!dridge, u
Miss Georgia is highly respected
young lady aged a. There u no ciuG
to the perpetrators Of the foul deed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
.Whippine up Nature.,'

There is whipping up of tired ma
ture going ON that ought to come under
the notice of some society for the pre-
vention Of cruelty to animals. The lash
is being applied in this way, to take q
common instance. in yonr very house.
Your husband did not sleep any last
night. thinking Of his business entang-
lemenfs. You prepare him two cups OF
strong black coffee, which he pcurs
down for breakfast, unable to eat any
thing with it No doubt while the
stimulus lasts he is carried through an
immense amount of work in savage
manner It passes for pure grit. by the
on-lookers. Perhaps il may be; but
there is another kind Of grit that we
like quite As weIl,-the patient. steady
following ones conscience. And your
doses of strong tea that enable YOU to
get through the house cleaning. or the
fall sewing. is another whip. long and
cruel The society should have its hands
on YOU both instanter. Margaret Sid
4seg, IN Good Housekeeping.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
HELPING RAILROADS.
$4,000 Voted by Neosho Falls and
Ozark Townships
To AID the Colony. NeoshO Falls 4
Western Railroad.
Other Interesting News from Va,
rIOus Sources.


NEosHo Falls. Kss.. 16.-Elechons
we're held yesterday In Ozark township,
Anderson county, and Neosho Falls
township. Woodson county. on the ques-
ton OF aid to the Colony. Neosho Falls
s. Western railroad. In both townships
the proposition was adopted by large
msjoriiies. The former voted $4,000;
the latter $4,000. In Indian Creek
township, Anderson county, the propo-
sition to extend aid to the st Louis &
Emporia railroad was defeated.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

A novel enterprise Is to be set aEoot
early in the new year in England where
by an opportunity viii be Afforded to
those who have money and leisure TO
enjoy travelling in peculiar way. A
vessel has been chartered which VIII
carry some fifty frst-class passengers,
accompanied by an artists photograph
er, q geoIogist 3 mineralogist, q 5Ota-
nise, : zoologist and Others, who win
explore and collect, wherever opportuni-
~ offers, but more especially m districts
practically unvisited hitherto. The frsI
voyage Win last twelve months There
win Sc no huxrying over ground WHERE
ANYTHING valuable TO science or art can
be obtained, and at intervals the vey'
ayers viii have the opportunity Ct bresh
| ing up into sections and landing When
ether the beauties Of rivers Or the Il.
and scenery Of coasts can be stHdled ant
| enjoyed The e0alecEoDs made on tlls
VOYAGE viii be carefully preserved -.
subsequent exhibition o. for prescnta
ton TO museums
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

The local names given to the citizens
In different parts of Nevada are striking
if not classical. Those living near the
town of Lovelocks are known as
Slough jumpers" The people who
live around Mill City are dubbed High
Steppers." Those in the vicinity of
Winnemucca are named "Sand lap
psrs." The citizens of Golconda are
glitch Angels" Those who are happy
enough to live in Paradise are ''Mud
Waders," while the residents of Gum
River Valley are "Spouters."
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Kansas CITY TImes. -The rush OF
business Is on at Topeka aud the house
has made up Its mind TO adjourn next
Thursday evening Right here let it be
urged that an important measure is still
before the house; the passage OF the cap.
itAl punishment bill Is imperatise. 1t il
duty Kansas owes TO her own fair
name TO take measures to protect her
salt acknowledgement repetiiions of lynch
Ing outrages brought about by the weak
and imperative criminal laws. Deal
with muIderers in stern justice 10 the
courts and the mob Will not take justice
into Ila own hands.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
RED:
Every Blanket Marked
in Plain Figures I!
yuz R.marksb,s xsoovsry.

Mr., Geo. V. willing, Of Manchester.
Mich, writes: "My wife has been ale
most helpless for i've years, 60 helpless
that she could not turn over In bed
alone. She used two bottles Of Electric
Bitters, and il so much improved that
she is able now TO do her own work."
Electric BItters will do all that IL
claimed for them. Hundreds Of testi-
monials ettest their great curative pow
ers. Only fifty cents . bottle e b.
Whelaooia. (bl
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Immornl f,nnhnnt

SKDALIA, No.. Feb. l3.-W. P. Kelly,
who has been teaching at the Allen
school house near Lamonfe, had hIs err
tIfcafe revoked yesterday by the county
superintendent Of schools. Mary E.
Barbie of OttervilIe employed e ser
want in the Kelly household. gave birth
20 tWins some time ago and che said
th4s Kelly had led her astrav and was
the father Of her bahies. These facts
coming TO the ears of superintendent 8.
Cotton be decidediskat Kelly Wa an unfit
man 20 hold teachers certificate.
Kelly Il . married man and has very
interesting family. He was caadi6sfa
for superintendent of schools on the Re
publican ticket two years ago and has
always been prominent in political
church and social circles
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Landed in JAIN.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 13.-John B.
Mannix. q lawyer. and until recently
assignee of the estate of Archbishop
Purcell, deceased, was arrested this
afternoon on warrants sworn out by
Peter Dwyer creditor Of the arch
bishop, IN which charges are made Of
embezzling $3.50. 900 of the estate and
perjury In making false statements IN
the probate court in connection with his
report Mr. MennIx WAS taken before
magistrate who required bail In the
sum of $4,000, and this not being
furnished. the prisoner was locked in
the county jail. Some time ago an ex-
animation into Mr.. Mannix's manage
ment OF the affairs Of the archbssho0,e
estate revealed the fact that large sum
had been lost In the purchase of stocks
which Afterwards deprecated in prlcs
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

John w. Mackay, the millionaire, says
that "money is nOih,ng-an accident. II
is brains that gives man true enjoyment
and dignity. just Whist we have
often thought. but were too modest to
say. Nevertheless there are lots of PEG.
pie, even with brains, who would like to
meet with Mr.. Mackay's accident.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Judge Callahan says country editor
is man who reads newspapers, writes
on almost any subject, sets type, folds
papers, makes mp the mail. runs errands
saws wood, works in the garden, il
blamed for a thousand things he never
thought of, helps people into office who
forget all about ii afterwards, and fire.
quenuY gets cheated out of half his
earnings. He puffs and does more &c
build up his town than anv one else
and the miser and the fogy are benefit
ted yet they will not take his paper
will borrow it, read it, and cuss the ed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
n,..ia-.u1.IlI RnlIal-nnnaa

Tie North. Gsntgal and eoath AneEi.
can exoositica VII open IN New Or
leans, NoFo ~ 11tk 1855. xbe maa-
agemens report shst more extsas1se
display tha9 lest year win Be made.
Parties who ccneemp1a1e Visl1IDs Il.
or going % Florida, eh0uld eek for
tickets over the L0utsgille, NeN Or
lions OF tbs beautiful EtaBiasippi valley.
For price OF tickets 20 FEekebasE
Baton Rouge, New Orleans sd Ell
other points reached By this i1ae. apply
/ 70 p. r RoeeEa, Gen. TEn9. Pa5e
Agent, II Monroe street, MsuphIs
Tenn. or A. ]. Knapp Gen. Paes. aeent
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

The Estelllne (Dak) Bell says that Da.
kota has no use for neer-do-wells
"Fhere is" it says, mo opening for any
of those embryotic or ruined specimens
of humanity outside OF the cemeteries
If the verdict of the community in
which you now live seems to be that you
have not enough ability to throw stones
st ths chickens, don't come out here
where, owing to excessive and exhorbi.
tant freight charges, cartridges with
which to practice on you costs two cents
ansara
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Omaha and Kansas City are now quar-
relhng over the question which Is the
bigger city. The conflict promises to
be fully as interesting as that which is
going on between Chicago and st
LOUIS. and 81 Paul.And MINNEAPOLIS
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mah

PAsHKBlAc. Quebec, Feb. II "A mob
gkshered again yesterday demanding
provisions. and to-day have again a.
sembled Trouble Is feared. Local an.
thorises are poWerless to deal with the
mob and the sttuation causes anxiety.
Peaeeable lives and valuable property
are entirely at the mercy of the mob ele-
ment and unless the governneDf sends
3 forcs of police Immediately 70 assisi
the local authorities II Is feared vIOIencs
viii b commIIted ard perhaps blood
shed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Inasmuch as Wichita has recently
been quotcr as terror for prosperity,
the following from local newspaper
the Wichita Neios. will be read with in
tercst: "There 10 no use in lying about
it Trade in Wichita is dead the
bottom has completely dropped out, and
there Is no boom here 10 speak Of"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
DO noe De- DlaeeurAEed

even If you have tried many remedies
for youF Kidney disease Or Liver COM
plaint without success it Is no reason
why you should think your disorder in
durable. The most lntractable cases
readily yield 70 the potent virtues Of
Kidney. Wort. IL is . purely vegetable
compound which scts on tbs Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels ct the same time and
thus cleanees the whole system. Don't
wait, but get package to-day and cure
votlraelf
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
Ral,al,la ar4,.la

For enterprise. push and a desire to
get such goods as will give The trade sat-
81 letion Gbarles r. der and J. A. Moore,
the druggists. lead AL competition, TheF
sell ltr. BossDkoss Cough and Lung SRF.
up, because 1t is the best medicine on
the market for coughs. colds, croap and
primary consumption Price. so cent.
and 81. Samples free. q
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
Kansas POstmasters Confirmed
In Trouble

CALDWELL. Kas. Feb .13.-FOurteen
OF the most influential citizens. includ>
ing Mayor Rtly OF this city, are now on
trial before District Judge HeFrick for
melting a riot in tkIs city December last.
The cases are watched with intense in
terest. as they are the result of war be
tween the saloon keepers and prohibit
tionisis- There seems no doubt of an
acunittaL
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

John Evans of East st. Louis will bt
known as one of the very few men who
have been blown up by dynamite and
lived to tell of 1t. He was putting dYna.
mite cartridges In hole In the ice pre-
paratory to an effort to break up an ice
gorge IN the river. He had placed all
but one in the hole, and was In the acl
OF putting that in WHEN the electric cur
rent was turned on and tremendous
explosion followed. John, after short
flight, began to say unpleasant things
about the man VINO Set off the dyna
mite. He was not hurt much.
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Bond Election,

HoLIOE, Kss.. Feb. 16.-Bonds for
the Kansas City. Wiehits d Southwest.
ern rsiIroad we're carried in Franklin,
Cedar and Jefferson townships and de-
feated 10 Liberty. The amounts voted
for were; In Franklin, $2S 900; Cedar,
$40 coo; Jefferson, 5000, and Liberty
Sc 900.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
1zEsrPHIs snonF nou1s soozz

The sale Of 1ourlss sacheis, Va thts
Short R6ute, % Jeckscnsl1le, sasanneh,
Charleston, end oz1eE Goulhez1 winter
resorts, viii hegIn % she 18Th inss.
For he ExpGaltzon. raund sEiD tickets
20 New Orleans god fozz1 deyss VII e
p1ncee On sale % NCEez1 beF 11e, e ms
Of $3.50 fEcn Eeaae1 City. IN adzIElcns
We maka Fa.s Of ee000. Eanas Cir @
New 0Eleaaa eHa Es41E1s f9F tieisst E9ck
% return unsil Juns II.
With oar thsouRh Bul nlelpi1s czE.
Kansas City 20 Ee9 0EIsl1ls dzlIT: Cur
Free Reclining Chair eazs &la1e4 CTS
g EfeIankie; sn6 viii b1s 90 ohsaF1
uE cars. Keneas City q Jacks1glIls 80
ozheg Florida polntg. shfs gcz.e oaeEl
EGuEhssn Gagol E1D Is {sE ~
| EGZ1ANegt aceezuodG izol End sasnllt
lies efleFded ~ 10 uthek.
J. = sfzHzEcezs
Gen9. Ee16s = Ticket At.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
EuERYRnnY Knnme

That Instructions IN any tupoFtaaf
channel means dlsastes Obasruction In
the organs Of the bumnn BODY brings
disease. They must . cleared sway. Q
physical wreck uisI fellow. Priusey.e
Iron Wahoo Tone stands without 3
rival for the biOBd. Price. 50 cents end
81 %. Fozsale b. the following drag
eisls 3. Whe.aDn. Chas. Ryder, w e,
Irwin, D. " Morris.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

MILWAUKEE. WIS, Feb. IA
special 10 the EUesfag Wfsconsin from
AugHsfa, Wisconsin. statee that . large
poruon of the business section Of thai
city was burned early this morning
Loss about 80. OO0s insurance. $4,000.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

The latest repa:tee of the western girl
a. >PlrIs party: TIE hos,ess, erhlcisIDg
az American compatrlos, lottily OIL
served; "She is pretty girl, but she
lacks style and what call grand dame
ishness;'" TO which Instantly rejoined
the young lady: II prefer the lack of
you; 'damgrandIshness' >"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Rem; PsTley P1ore calls his book
Memory's Budget; "reminiscences, So
ciAl, Anecdotal and Political, Covering
81 Years of Active Life Amid the Social
Festivities, Eccentric Celebrities. Bril-
liant Ladies', and Political Turmoils Of
the National Capital" Ii looks as if
Ben; bad forgot to use bis blue pencil
On that title.
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llaaI Carraer Arresred.

CHICAGO. Feb. 16-Joseph Marshall.
mail carrier, was arrested yesterday
on charge OF robbing the mails. BE
has been ak wears in the Chicago service.
He confessed THAI he hsd been robbing
the mails regularly for two years Mar
shall owns property worth several
thousand dollars on the West side, and
has shout 0000 in the bank.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
HORArIO SEYMOUR.

4
Eighteen years ago two OF the mos
prominent names before the Democratic
convention which met In New York city
tonominate candidate for the presiden
cy were those Of Horauo Seymour and
General Hancock. To day these rivsli
for barren hoaors sleep their last sleep
awaiting burial. In Heath they are moi
divided.
The career and character of General
Hancock have already passed under re-
view in these columns. Governor Sey-
mour was another manner Of man. His
personality was As winning as that of
the general, but his genius was essential
ly of different order. Seymour had q
decided taste and aptitude for civil
trusts and will always be included In
the group of New York's great govern
ors. He was not only thoroughly familiar
with state affairs from a practical point
Of view, but he had : firm and philoso-
phie grasp upon the underlying prInci-
Piles OF government. In & word, he was
an accomplished statesman.
If he had been less Of a partisan he
had been more of patriot. His dem.
ocracy never fsltered. bat as much can.
not be said OF his loyalty. There will
be no disposition. how ever. TO dwell up
on his war record-he was forgiven
long ago. Throughout his entire career
he was an extraordinarily popular man,
nor were his admirers by any means
coDflned TO his own party or his own
state. All over the United States Hora-
Ito Seymour was loved and honored by
troops of friends. quite independent of
party lines. His later life was sIagu-
lsrlY digni1ed and photographed and
be steadily grew in the popular affec-
ion.
His death will cause widespread
and IS heard even by those
who merely knew him by reputation
With a sense of personal loss.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

An explosion in q coffin that was ex-
humed lately in Yorkviile, 5. c., is re-
ported by the Enquirer. Of that place.
The coffin. which contained the remains
Of . child three Or four years old, was
buried In 1875. Recently the parents Of
the child boaght family lot in eenae-
tery, and the disinterment was fer the
purpose Of transferring the body, which
E said to have been found in an excel
lent state of preservation. There was ;
glass panel In the casket, and the heal
6 the sun shining on this Is believed q
hare caused an expansion Of gases
within the coffin. resulting IN the ex
piosion, which Is reported to have
ecualed that Of a dynamite cartridge il
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Sam Joues. the evangelist aud humor-
list. complains very bitterly against a
Chicago firm which, he says, has stolen
and published his sermons. What can
Mr.. Jones expect CT Chicago? Let him
go thIther, and proclaim to that uagodiy
town tnst stealing Is a sin and shame.
Besides, he can IN this way stop the
sale OF his stolen sermons, Nobody will
read him in preference 10 hearing him,
auc perhaps the erring publishers will
be stimulated to repent and make
restitution.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

The Kansas City Journal now classes
Emporia under the head OF sour Neigh.
.bors," and runs each week the Import
ant local and society news oil this city.
Their issue of last Saturday contained
their first Emporia column.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

The jacques Kruger dramatic con.
psny which has been playing Fun
in q Photograph Gallery" dIsband-
ed at Kansas City on Saturday
Mr.. Kruger goes to the -Four
teentb street theatre New York, where
he will appear In Jack In the Box"
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Bonds voted

VALLEY FALLS, Kas Feb. 16.-At the
special election held in this, Delaware
township, to-day TO vote on the propo-
sItion of subscribing $40, 900 to the cap
Itsl stock OF the K. q W. 81 N. w. rosd
there were 4S7 IN favor OF the PROPOSE.
ton and 1877 against 1t.
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Burned ID Deatll

ONANcoCK. Va. FEB. 17.-Persons
arriving here late Monday night from
Tangier Island in Chesapeake bay
brought intelligence of terrible burn
ing accident .hAt occurred there Sunday
afternoon. Four small children under.
took to build fire with coal oil: The
can exploded, scattering the burning
fluid over the children and igniting their
clothing. There were no grown people
in the house ct the time, but their cry
for help attracted the attention of neigh.
b0rs, but not before the children were 90
badly burned that two of them have
since died, and the other two fatally in.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

OMAHA, Neb Feb. 15-Thomas 81.
Casey. stage driver from Ghadron to
Fort Robinson, has been arrested at Cha
dron on the charge Of committing the
robbery of the express treasure box about
two months ago He was the only per
son on the stage aud claimed that one
masked robber with q double barrel
gum compelled him TO give mp the
treasure box containing over $1,000
consigned 20 Fort Robinson %
pay of the troops. Casey has
been under close espionage by the ex-
press company since the robbery, and
recent developments show strong evl.
dence against him.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Colorado gives notice io,Vermont that
the Centennial. state is chuck full of
hrstclass marble and is now getting good
and ready 10 quarry 1t and send it 70
the utmost parts of the earth.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

The Hon SUNSET Cox writes from
.Constantlnople that he IS as "happy ms
an old clam 400 feet under wAier.'' Mr..
Cox has reason 70 be happy He has a
clear conscience add no Pan Electric
stock.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18

Garland insists that he paid money
for his telephone stock We hate 10
think that he hasn't asy moro sense thsn
Vest. but 1t must be SO sioce be openly
confesses IL