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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26

G. R. scott of Dunlsy is in the city.
D. J. Roberts Of Usage City is ia town

G. R. Scott. of Dunlsy is In the city.
D. j. Roberts Of Usage City is IN town
on business,
Prof. Kelley returned this morning
from his eastern trip.
Judge Flory was down 70 Madison on
legal business yesterday.
s. P. Young and lady Of Cottonwood
Falls are visiting In town.
B. W. Carter and wife OF Morgan are
visiting friends In town to-day.
Miss Eunice Bartlett left yesterday for
St. Joseph on visit to friends.
Frank Goodwin of Topeka registered at
the Hotel Coolidge last night.
Mr.. w. r. Smeltzer started west yester-
day afternoon on business trip.
J.v. Admire Of Admire City registered
this afternoon at the hotel Coolidge.
J. NJ, Crowell of Aschison was in the
city yesterday evening for short time.
Sheriff White and lady returned last
night from their visit to friends In the
east.
Charley Peters. brother of our towns
man, G. B. Peters. arrived IN this city Sun
day.
D. B. Miller of Hutehison, Kss., was in
the city yesterday afternoon. He left for
the east last night.
Miss Mammie Davidson of Kansas City
Is visiting IN this city the guest of her
friend Mrs. Hurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henry, who have
been visiting Mrs. VIM. Hall for several
days, returned home yesterday.
VIM. GIlchrist was down to Eur. ks yes
terdsy. He reports crops good and the
prospect fine for business this fall.
h. ]. Simpson, Cf Denver, Colorado,
stopped in this city q few hours to day.
He left for the east this afternoon.
Mrs. II. T. Doty and family have re-
turned from Garden City, and will again
take up their residence in this city
Ed. Jar5os of Burlingame was in the
city few hours this morning. He was
accompanied by his friend, j. q. Price.
Mrs. Nelson Macintlre and family left
yesterday afternoon for Fargo Springs,
where they Will make their future home.
Col. c. G. Rhodes, who formerly resided
here, has returned to EmpOrIa from Wei
lington. Mr.. RhOdss is now engaged In
the windmill business, and expects to
make Emporia his future home.
Col Feighau has returned from his trip
to California, where he has been attending
the reunion Of the G.. A. r encampment
He reports having grand time and ia
much improved in health and spirits.
Rev. J. F. HendY, d. D., returned yes
terday from Waverly, Kansas, where he
conducted the obligatory services of tie
new Presbyterian church at that place.
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From Miami Republican,
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE

Many OF the testimonials received By DR..
Otterbourg, Of the Kansas City Medical Dis
pensaFy, read like miracles, 80 marvellous have
been many OF the cures he has eG0ct93. TS9
more diMcult the case the bettRr he Il ploaOO0
10 undePsAhe II, II he sees . ohanos q azure
being effected, and he brings to ehe roAltsotsoa
OF this possibility very rare medical. ektl3
and experience II the case &c DOPSlo0e.
he does not deceive the pAtient - 90 nAaS
physicians do. TINS docsor establishes hiD00i(
Immediately IN the confidence Of his pastentas
As all who have been treated BY him eAA tooes-
fy No physician in the west has such - *.
LsnsiVe practice - he has, and he hAkohtAiAGd
it by his very rare medical knowledge ana AiE
and upEiR ut dealing with all his patients.
PALMER, KAs.. July -. 1ePA !
This certiaes that Was tFoubled with 9eYI.
Gus Kidney and 1iyer disease With aneeGece101
OF the heart, causing great dea' OF pain AaA
suffering, which entire II untitled ne Tor work.
am now happy to say that nee assAg. d..
Ottorbourg'b medicines am entirely tres fr0a
my symptoms OF either heart, liver OF kidn0Y
troubles, and cheerfully reeomnend the docr
tor TO the afnicted. 9. =. PAAKuU1eF.
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KANSAS DIAMOND.

Topeka got downed again Saturday by
st. Joe, the score standing II to Il.
Weaver, late of the Abilene club, has
signed to play with the Topeka league.
The Spaulding Blues of Burlingame,
defeated the Eskridge Grays by q score Of
II too.
The Wellington and Topeka clubs yes
terday played the first OF series OF games,
the Wellington's winning by 6 to o.
The Cowboys of Kansas City got poun-
ded all to pieces by the Maroons of St.
Louis Saturday. The score stood 10 to 2.
The Wellington base ball association
was chartered Saturday, with q capital
stock of 5000. The directors are NJ. D.
Wilcox, Ed L. Roser, A. L. Runyan, Ed
Fritz and VIM. Burrs.
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AUCTION SALE.-The undersigned will
offer tor sale at his farm on Elm creek,
near the Severy farm. four miles north OF
Ra aiding, four miles west OF Barclsy and
beiween seven and eight miles southWes
of Usage City, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST %, 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock g. m, the fol-
lowing property.
Eighty five thoroughbred COVE, 20 IFo-
year old steers, g teams Of good mules, 1
mule four years old, teams Of good
ms.res, Durham bulls four years old,
or 8 good sets OF harness. corn cultiVa-
tors, 8 plows. wagons and hay racks, 1
Champion reaper and mower, horse
power circular saw, corn cutter. and
other things too numerous TO mention.
200 acres of good bottoW land, corn on
tho place. plenty Of running water, good
feed lot. Arrangements can be made TO
feed on the place. The farm will be for
rent.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of SO and
under, cash; on all sums over $40 credit
of nine months will be given with 10 per
cent interest from date. Good security
or bankable paper required. Five per
cent discount for cash.
JOSEPH DEBAUaR.
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RELIEF FOR THE AFFLICTED.

Any per SON who devotes his life to the study
and Investigation Of any particular branch OF
knowledge is Q specialist We have Specialist
in science, Literature. art, the PHILOSOPHERS and
various industries Of trade and business. The
avenues to approximate perfection In any Civ.
en- puI suit are SO manifold and diversified tn At
no one. in the short period OF human life. car
achieve the fullest and greatest sue cess, unless
orgies and ability to the discovery of Princi.
pals, cause and effect and successfully adopt
end sought. Why, then, condemn the special
igtH His vocation Is honorable, laudable and
noble. In medicine, a. in science. the special.
lists are the ones who always come TO the front
and accomplish great results. This remark Is
sas City, Nc He stands at the top of his pro-
feSsisn and the cures he performs for the unfor-
innate would seem wonderful II not properly
viewed in the light of scientific requirements
n g is endorsed by the most eminent of the med
ical faculty Columbus Courier,
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DIED.

Clara STRAIN, aged 30 years. daughter of
John STRAIN, died last night at 10 O'Clock
Of diptheria, at her fathers home four
miles northwest Of the city. The young
lady was her fathers only companion IN
his home, and her death was serious blow
to him. He has the sympathy of a
large number Of friends in this county.
Funeral services will be held at the family
residence to morrow at 10 q. M, conducted
by Rev. A. 8. Reed Of the U. P. church.
The remains will be laid to rest in Maple.
wood cemekerv.
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READING NEW.
RY MARY DE zEAN.

AUGUST 25.-The past week has been
dry and corn If ripening of at about halt
a crop. Some are cutting up and others
let it stand, as they have no cattle to feed
it too.
David Nickel is feeding shock corn to
his steers in the pasture.
Reading shipped last week from two to
ten cars of fat steers a day.
l.. SeveIy & Son shipped some corn fed
steers on Monday night that weighed
/, 400 pounds.
Rev. n Henry Smith has gone east.
His family remain here until ne locates.
w. T. TiIletsoD, brother-in-law to T.
and J. J. Swan, died last Thursday
morning al Ulvine. Kansas, and was buried
in the Reading cemetery. The funeral
sermon Is to be preached IN the 81. E.
church next Sunday at p. N. in this
place.
Prof. W. 0. Wilkins and wife OF Hart
ford were visiting among their friends
here the past week.
David Nickel was reelected school d.
rector ct the school meeting.
The seats for the new school building
he We arrived and are being put together
by W. H. Brown. NJ. E Dubois is doing
the painting.
The old school house Is TO be sold at
gu ction next Saturday.
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LEI YOUR LIGHT SHINE.

&c h the nature OF light to shine and Hun.
mate the dark places. knowledge h power and
light when properly expended 10 communicated
20 minds that aIe susceptible Of reoeivtn6 itAn6
they are enlightened strengthened and fllun-
mated with truth. facts and experience fh8
great object of kn9wIedse-speciAl and general.
Is TO benent him who exercises IL, and - So
ciety is made up OF individuals who aT8 e.
pendent upon each other. iEdtVtdusaB, eoc1sS1sss
communities and nations are made oeteeRs
wiser and happier There are individually WHO
6evote the best half Of their lives, thu early Pc
riod, when the mind Is most vigorous, SnscSpe-
lille and retentive, to the acquisition OF Sore
special branch Of knowledge fog tie pur-
pose OF becoming teachera discoursers ard b6a-
efactors- he physician and RpeciAlht are
benefactors in this, that they mitigate pAtav
save and perpetuate life and consequent hap
piness. DR., Otterbourg. the celebrated special.
LIST of Kansas City. believes in lesting the world
know what be came 70 do and 10 doing foe
thousands OF his felloWmen His trOatment
for lost manhood Is sure 20 win him . name that
posterity will bless, Thousands Of teAsinoEiAls
from ali over the west from those whom BE hes
cured are proof positive that he does care tAS
worst cases OF these diseases. The aMlcted iron
chronic and nervous diseases Of every kidd Will
find him their best friend-lIOla Register.
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Amos Adams Lawrence died Sunday
night q his summer resort at Nahant.
He was bern in Boston 1914. He was
identified with the settlement OF Kansas
Territory, and Its eventual development
into state. He was two or three times
the candidate Of the wings and unloAlsts
for governor. The city of Lawrence was
named for him
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ENERYRnnY KNOWS

That distractions In any important
channel means disaster. Obstruction in
the organs OF the human body brings
disease. They must )e cleared away, or
physical wreck will follow. Primley's
Iron Wahoo Tonic stands without q
rival for the blood. Price. so cents and
500. For sale by the following drug
gisss: B. Wheldon. Chss, Ryder, w. r
Irwin, D. W. Morris
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The attention of our readers Is called to
the advertisement and programme Of the
Coffey County Fair, to be held at Burling
ton, Kansas, September 18Th to 18th. The
special attractions equal any fair in Kan
sas. Excursion trains and rates on all
railroads. Finest of compinR Rrounda.
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An Ice cream and lemonade social was
given Monday by the ladies Of the Welsh
Presbyterian church at the residence of
L. w. Lewis, Market 81. There was q
large attendance and every one present
seemed to enjoy themselves to their hearts
content. The proceeds will be given for .
benevolent purpose.
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An enormous number of cars of cattle
are being shipped out of Kansas for east
ern markets just now. Two special trains
came up on the Howard branch Monday
heavily loaded. They went on east with
out delay.
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Quite an important meeting was held
last night in the NJ. E. church by the trus-
tees. The main object of the meeting was
TO see what could be done In the way of
raising the debt of of the church. The
meeting did not close until late hour.
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FRAUDS.


The Shameful Use of Lime and Alum
In Cheap Baking Powders.
Many food frauds, such as chickory COT
sWindle in a commercial sense, are often
tolerated because they do not particularly
affect the health of the consumer; but
when an article like baking powder, that
enters largely into the food Of every fami-
", and IS relied upon for the healthful
preparation OF almost every meal, is so
made as to carry highly injurious, If not
rankly poisonous, elements into the bread
to the imminent danger of the entire CON-
munily, it is the duty of the press to de-
nounce the practice In the most emphatic
terms.
Among recent important discoveries by
the food analysts is that by Prot. Mott, the
United States government chemist, of
large amounts of lime and alum IN the
cheap baking powders. These are, one
the most dangerous, and the other the most
useless, Adulterants yet found in the low
grade, inferior baking powders. 1t Is a
startling fact that of over one hundred diff
ferent brands of baking powder so far
analysed. comprising all those sold in this
vicinity, notone of them, with the single
exception of the Royal Baking Powder,
was found free from both lime and alum.
The chief service of lime is TO add weight.
1t IS true that lime, when subjected to
heat, gives off certain amount of car
bOnic acid gas, but quick-hms is left-s
rIt11 hat ~ 80 hKyf Sn
ners to eat the hair from hides
of animals, and in desecting rooms TO
more quickly rot the flesh from the bones
of dead subjects. A small quantity of dry
lime upon the tongue, or IN the eye, pro
duces painful effects: how much more
serious must these be upon the delicate
membranes of the stomach. iDtestines and
kidneys, more particularly OF infants and
children, and especially when the lime is
taken into the system day after day, and
with almost every meal. This Is said by
physicians to be one of the chief causes Of
indigestion, dyspepsia, and those painful
diseases OF the kidneys now so prevalent.
Instances of the most serious affections of
the latter organs from drinking lime
HhlcIS lOubu VI lnS FSCbl
are noted In every medical journal
Adulteration with lime is quite as much
to be dreaded as with alum, which has
heretofore received the most emphatic
condemnation from every food analyst,
physician and chemist, for the reason that,
while alum Ia probably partially dissolved
and passed off in gas by the heat of baking,
if Is impossible 90 destroy or change the
nature of the lime In any degree, 60 that
the entire amount In the baking powder
passes, with all its Injurious properties, into
the stomach. Wheu we state that the
chemists have found twelve per cent, or
one-eighth of the entire weight of some
samples OF baking powder analysed TO be
lime, the wickedness of the adultefation
will be fully app aren't.
Pure baking powders ara one of the
chief aids to the cook IN preparing perfect
and wholesome food. While those are to
be obtained of well established reputatIoD,
like the Royal, of whose purity there has
never been aud cannot be question, It lie
proper to avoid all others.
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The town is growing rapidly out In the
direction of College hill, and IL promises
to be the handsomest part OF the city.
There are quite q number of fine resi-
dences gong up there now and more are
being planned
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The tower Of the college building is now
completed and since the time 1t was taken
down 1t has been q little bit remodeled
and is now perfectly safe. Work on the
interior progresses rapidly and 1t will be
finished In time for the fall onaninR.
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A little child of John Orr Yves seriously
injured Saturday night by being hooked
by COW. 1t seems that the child was
playing in the vicinity of the animal and
just how the affair began is not known but
the child's father, who heard the child
scream and ran to its assistance. The
child was badly cut under the chin and
and bruised in other parts Of It's person.
Medical attendance was soon secured and
the child Is now doing as well - pOssi-
BILE,
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hARRIED-At the residence of the
bride, No. 100 Union street. Saturday
evening, August IA, by Rev. Snodgrass OF
the n. E. church, Miss Eta NJ. Morrison
OF this city, and Mr.. Edwin A. Fessendon
of CLYDE, Kansas
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The quarterly meeting of the West st.
N. E. church charge will take place on
Sunday at the Lakeside school house, Rev
Bernard Kelley, presiding elder, will preach
NJ II O'Clock a m
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An italian nobleman appeared on our
streets in company with q dilapida.
ted hand organ and a careworn monkey.
The noble exile was followed IN his rounds
by a large retinue of small boys.
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sRM sLussKR, AuctIoneer.

To TRADE-Some good city property
which will trade for q good improved
farm close to Emporia or some other good
town. W. b. SUPPR.
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Governor Martin, on behalf of the SOL
diers' reunion to be held at Emporia Oc-
tober to 3, wrote yesterday to Governor
Foraker of Ohio, inviting him to be pres.
ent at the reunion.
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w. a. English and Mamie Il. Bryant Of
Chicago, Illinois, were united in marriage
at the Park Place hotel on Saturday even
ing, Rev. W. G. Snodgrass officiating.
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rron wednesdays Dany.
RxwaANAE.


Col. FeIghan was in Topeka yesterday.
VIII. Kerr Of Kansas City wss in town
last night.
TT. o,Neal OF Usage City was in town
yesterday.
Mr.. ". McElhaney of Wellington was
In The city yesterday.
Hon ]. L. sharpe of Council Grove was
in the city yesterday.
Prof J. n. johnson left to-dsy for OF.
tswa on visit to friends.
J. E. Harper and Dr.. Crawford Of Cot
sonWood Falls are In town to-day.
C. g. and =. F. Rupert of Topeka were
visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Chas. Harris, editor of the NEWS, IL in
Kansas City to-day transacting business.
G. W. Ewing of Topeka was visiting in
this city with friend', the first part Of the
week.
J.H. Jones of Usage City, registered at
the Hotel Coolidge as . late arrival last
night.
Prof. J. n. Wilkinson of the State Nor
NAL left today for short visit to friends
in Illinois.
Mrs. Roland Lakin left yesterday for
Bloomington, Illinois, where some Of her
relatives are i'll.
A. N. Hanna and family lett yesterday
for Kansas City. which place they will
make their future home.
Ed Williams of Carthage, ILL.,, and old
''ys local" passed through the city yester-
day on his way to Larned.
d. q. Keebler and family OF Cariinville,
Illinois, are in the city. Mr.. Keebler is
prospecting In search Of location.
Mrs. DIR. Artherton of Pleasant Plains.
Illinois, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. j.
RudisilI. of Emporia. She expects to re-
turn to her homo in Illinois next week.
Messrs. n. F. Hinshaw. P. B. Msxon, ].
W. B. Hewitt, c. N. Linck, D. h. Craw-
ford and ]. v. Randolph left last night
for Topeka, where they will attend the
state convention of antl-monopolisls held
IN that city to day a. delegates from this
district.
COHey County Fair, Burlington, Kas.,
September Is, II, 81, I6 and 4 Is 1855.
PROGRAMME.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPT. IS AND IA.
No charge for admission and entries
must be made.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10
Grand band contest, Emporis, Williams
burg, Garnet and Burlington bands com
peting, immense exhibition of stock,
farm products, needle work, fine arts and
school exhibits, ladies' riding, draft race.
colt race, green pacing race, green trot for
Coffey county, half mile running race.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 16.
The Schubert quartette grand free con-
cert, the finest company in America, sd
dress by N. J. Colman. United States con-
missioner OF agriculture, walking race,
pulling test. novelty running race. $40
trotting race. hurdle race, 8 minute trot-
ting, two-year-old running races, foot
races.
FRIDAY, SEPT. II.
Thrilling balloon ascension by Prof.
Elliott and lady. with perilous trspeze
performances, parade of premium stock,
ladies' riding, address by Hon. p. b.
Plumb, stallion trot, free-for- all pace, tree
for. all trot, mile running race.
Excursion trains and rates on all rail-
rosds. Finest of camping grounds.
Job ThrockmortoD,' president.
W. q. Williams, vice president.
r Sweet treasurer
j. E. Woodford, secretary.
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The Central Loan and Land Co, 1

The Central Loan and Land Co., the
oldest money losning 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.
Closes loans the day you apply if securi-
ty and title is all right No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
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Peters Hardware Company last week
sold fine carriage to Paul Dennis of
Reading. They also disposed OF beauti.
full surry to parties in this CITY.
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DIANA Dilet Holloway vs.. Silas HoI-
loway, suit for divorce. was entered yes
terdsy in the clerk of the courts Office
The parties reside in this city and are we'll
known
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Rice county voted bonds yesterday by
about five hundred majority TO both Fit.
Smith and the Missouri Pacific railroads,
Lyons and Sterling giving 1 800 majority.
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We are in receipt OF . copy Of
the premium list Of the Kansas Fair asso-
citation to be held in Topeka from Sep
TENDER 2Sth to October LIST.
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We are now prepared to loan MONEY
on good real estate security, at lower
rate of interest than has ever been
offered in Kansas. Time from one to
seven Years. Arrangements can be
made to pay all Or part at any time.
FILKINs g SIsLKR. "Brokers %
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Marshal DougherIy reports everything
quiet in police circles. An occasional
tramp is all that breaks the monOtonY of
q dIeaIy existence.
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On. C. N. Smith,

n . rs - q ~ Z .
PhyEieIsn s1d Surgeon. CEsduats of the Ee-
J. cktc Medical 1nss'tu Of Cincinnati and ST.
forwards Resident Physician Of Christ aospit-
Al, Topeka. Gs4ce In WSo4 and FtnioY block
East Sixth avenue. Calls 70 the con EtTJ
promptly attended.
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WoFkmen are busy repairing the inte-
rior of the cid school building which
stands in the northeast corner of the Gar
field school house yard.
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Those signal flags are fraud. They
predict rain and 10 no rain cometh and
when the red star floats on the breeze
clouds begin to loom up.
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Mr.. Holderman, owner of the Holder
man block, is having the wall of the cell
Ter stairway on 9th avenue repaired. It
had been giving some and threatened to
cave In
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Mr.. VIM. Thomas had the misfortune
Friday to be thrown iroa q frightened
horse and had his arm broken in two
nlacaa
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If you gAns twenty i've cent spectacles
we don't heep them, but If your eyes are
troubling you and you want spectacles or
eye glasses OF the finest quality and pro-
perry fitted to your eyes With johnston's
wonderful dioptric eye meter, come and
see us. We guarantee perfect at or no
charge. I. D. Fox s. Co., Jew elers and
OnticfAna