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Will be Arrested For EmbeszIemsnt.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 27.-Warrants
were issued this morning for the arrest
of w. w. Young, president, and John
Rorer, cashier, of the defulct
Lawrence bank, charged with embez-
element. The iDformations were
made by Thos. Mccartney, who was
deposition, and were brought under q
state law which provides for the arrest
of any bank official FOR embeZZlement,
who receives money from q depositor
with the knowledge at the same time,
that the bank is insOlvent. The penal
ty upon conviction is q fine and from
one to three years imprisonmeDt in the
peuitentiary. The arrests have not
vet been made.
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POdunk Valley skuIe.


The Podunk Valley deestrick skule,
of which Janus Jay Buck, (commc My
called Judge) is tie pedagogue, have
engaged the First Congregational
church for the evening of Friday, De-
crmber 9th, seld will at that. tire, be-
g inning promptly at 7:3O, render the
following pro9ram'ue:
/ Organ Solo, Battle of Prague,
....---. George Beenabroad Penny
2 Opening Remarks. b. the Pedagugue
4. Zee .amatio r enzie'> d iress To-
the r 'nanS.. Josiah T1lman Burton
- Lizzie Jones stone
-. Anna Jen 'te Carpenter
2 Deciamati. n, ''Twink lie. TEtn@>le, Lit
so .is 9' fwenty Years S Ssp' Sehool Cross
Q. Essay. DO e tic Ecqnomt,'
10 D, cianation Has: lets soLioquy..
IL. Duet. Larnoa. d watct.,'
Man Buckwalter ami Robert ElismeFe
y. Deb, re 'I fe,oived That the signs o. the
Iiun.' AN. en-. s.les BaIrisier Graves
and Georse WaShinEt2 DeCanp. ME
%eat erp n La nninrba% nnd EdTarl
10. Song. BOD Adair,'. 80.
Il Qratf n Fla - Mud esex Aerial Bailey
.....,...... EuY NJ Chapman Giliett
Ii Decisi n of Juices on .l.,bate. awarding of
prize AMI remarks by Visiting Com-
init
IL Song .swanee River" rkule joining
In choruS.... ...s.-..s.kate SIN ed Cross
Doors Open at O'Clock. General
admission, 2j eents; reserved pews,
with cushions. 81 so.
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ADMIRE NOTES


ADMIRE, Kans.. Nov. 25.-MTs.
Keemle is enjoying a visit from her
mother, Mrs. Jenkins, who lives in
Virginia, Illinois.
Mr.. Baret and family have moved to
their hons near Topeka.
The Admire Sabbath school will Civ Q
an entertainment in the church on
December 5th. A good programme is
being prepared and everything points
To success. An invitation is extendt d
to YlI Admission, ten cents. It will
be ell worth your money.
j. E. Simpson sold, on last week
two hundred head of cattle TO r. H.
Best aud NIL. Howell.
On last Tuesday fine nine-pound
girl arrived at the home Of Win Way
man. She has come tostaS and makes
herself very socfable:
Miss Hanna Courtney will begin
school work at the Lost school house,
ia the northwestern part OF the county,
next Monday.
ment Of three cars of cattle this even
ling.
6. P. Lewis left for Reno county
yesterday.
Mr.. Black has very successfully or
ganized a singing schooI at Ivy. and
would be glad to see any who are so
inclined.
Our stores make . very tine display
Of Christmas goods.
On last Saturday the Northern
Teachers association met AID carried
nut a very interesting programme.
The paper on history. by b. b. Robb.
was excellent. The papers By the
Misses Courtney and Finley were
much appreciated. TIE discussion
was general. Miss Gilbert delivered q
recitation entitled The Palm, which
was Instructive. The meeting then
adjourned 70 meet che third Saturday
IA January. Ne1eE z, =.
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Atehison Globe Philosophy.


The En- poria Globe, is missed in this
Office. 1t used to come wrapped so as
TO BIT exactly beneath short leg of a
table. $50, f-e ,1e-a7#
A real good woman. never knows
what hate is until some other church
woman takes thedate for a church fair
tl.At she had intended for her own.
If you could wipe your enemy from
the face of the earth, would you feel
any better? Is it mt fact that what
you really need is forgeifulness Of it,,
dignities you have already suffered ss4
II is easier to apologize when you
are III the right than when you are in.
tile wrong. In the firs5 case you have
the consolation of knowing that yeu
did a noble thing; ia the other, you
fseI that you were Inundated. 1'sfaF-
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AMERlcUs NEWS.

Kimpton of Dunlap has been visiting
lAp ct Lucy Hill several days past.
3. 81. Mahon is Smelling and shipping
corn this morning. We think this is
the Asst car load OF this years CT,
Prices are ranging from IA to Is cents
a bushel and most of the farmers are
holding for higher prices. At the
present prices of corn and lumber it
takes one acre of corn to buy lumber
enough to crib the second acre. or the
IN mbef in a good, substantial 2,OOO
bs!Shet crib is, worth AS much az the
corn it will contain.
Milton LiBeback returned Monday
from his short absence.
y: b. BarrIck went to the city to-day.
Lafiens Reider took in Emporia this
morning. eaea-~l#65
The city fathers harvested their crep
of turDips this week, which were
raised on the public park. We sup
pose they VIII feed them TO the cows
which they have impOunded from time
ii time. --~-----.--s--
The city council is considering the
question of building q city calaboose.
AT present we have no place to put
those who commit miSdemeanOrS eX-
cept in the county jail or city pound.
Charles Weber has moved from the
Jaquith farm to the farm belonging to
j. W. StiBsoa.
Mr. Conway is laid up with very
sore hand, and has been unable to
work for the past week. BURLow.
Headlight coal oil at Bonds.
Fargo's $3.50 shoes at j., W. Lesh's.
XII horse blankets for sale by
|. OlA Wm. Charlesworth.
+ A new stock ef the Fargo boot and
shoe received Nov. 9Th at j. w.
Lesh's.
Buy your fresh meat and bologna of
Bircket & White, at the old reliable
city meat market. Americas,
Anything you want in the shoe line
from baby s sandal to No. Is mans
stoga, at j. w. LeSh' g.
We are the only exclusive -four and
feed store in the city and can and will
make you low prices. At the Royal
building. j. w. LEsH.
We always lead, but never follow.
Our prices on flour ale ''rock bottom. +"
Special prices on larger lots at Tressler
& LowrY's.
If you want the best wagon on
wheels. buy Moline of J. 5. Gibson s.
w. w Q EldfO sAISO bt1C OulOS1O4l WdGOu
and afull line of buggies and spring
wagons, and must sell them.
Z. b. Lesh carries full line of coal
heating stoves. The famous Acorn
stoves cannot be excelIed, and soft
coal base burners and he will sell them
if low prices will make them move.
iaye moved my stock of -four and
feed into the Royal building, where I
will welcome all my old customers,
and by fair dealing aud low prices
will merit the patronage of all new
customers who call, as we'll as those
who have experienced the fact that l
am the cheapest place in the county
To buy fi0urP j. w. LEsH.
lAsiERICUs, Nov. 25.-Extensive
preparations are being made for the
festival and Thanksgiving supper at
the NJ. E. church.
Rev. Wilson will occupy the pulpit
ut the IL O'Clock service at the u. P.
churrh on THANKSGIVING.
A. G. EdmistOI3 is quite sick to-day,
yet he IS resting much easier than lie
was yesterday.
j. J. Ellis is unloading coal.
John A. Sims went to Dunlap Sat
urday evening on a purely business
trip.
W. Fl Edmisten informs us that he
has finished huskiug and cGibbing 5000
bushes OF corn which he raised on his
place this season. BURLOw.
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WhataFo,Iune

Is good healthy. pearlv skin. Few
are aware of the snort time it taxes for
a disordered liver to Cause blotches on
the face, and dark greasy skin. One
bottle OF B-ggs' Blood Purifier and
Bloed Maker will restore this organ
to it's natural and healtY state, and
cleanse the blood of all impurities. II
is meeting with wonder ful success.
We guarente every bottle. d. w
Morris. Druggist. sF az s
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Shocking Accident.

bast Saturday ~morging while Al
fred r. Scott. better known in this elf y
as "Scotty," was standing on the pilot
of an engine at Hope, Kansas. to make
a headend coupling, his foot slipped
and he fell under tue engine. The en-
gineer stopped rs quickly as possible
and ''Scotty" crawled out from be-
tween the driving wheels with one leg
cut off between the knee and ankle,
with the exception of few ligaments
of the muscles, which held the almost
severed limb dangling on the ground.
Physicians were called. and we have
been informed were compelled to am
putate the injured member Saturday
night, yet the boy was resting COM
fortably yesterday afternoon. The ac-
chient is a deplorable one, as Scotty
had been on the road but two weeks,
and has always had hard struggle in
the world. He is now at Hope and is
receiving alI the attention that he
couli desire.
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AT KANSAS CRY.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, My. p, lsS9.
The Live stock Indicator repor.s: q II
D CATTLE Receipts. Oil cad: shipaenfs,
GO Aark,t weak II. 10e lower. Native
bet.yeS s. - q 80: cows. II 40f53 30: sfOck ers
ard feeders. 81 3attt:i TO-. Texans fI.sa3R3 80
HoGS-R:eiptS. 1874 head: Shipments
nnus Market 21se lower, cIslsint strsIuk
G4,oi choice light. s3-@593 co.: heavy, and
Ssss EI.-fIeceipts. $3.50: shipments $40
Market wea GOodt0 choice Iauitans s. .s(
oh "; stJckers aud feeierr. 8: 40fa4 90
Wheat No hard November, e2c bid 62s,
aske.i. No rod. cash. G9c ked.
EORN--Nsp. = NttveH Der, 24ISc bid: De
2dIs as ed.
Oars 80 2. cash, 1879 asked: December
sal at l6Ise. -
RYE 40 :. cash 36c Id, 36bc asked.
HkV-Fancy prairie. 20 u es5 30 l-sI
BCTTER-Creamery. r cd to fancy i6a2te
dairy. 12eg 4. cUontry, 150Ioc. = :
EGGs-Qaiet; I71sc.
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Fire at I,eesburg,

LEEsBURG, Pc, Nov. 27.-Estimates
of conservative citizens place the loss
by last nights fire at from $50, 900 to
s175, 600, with ABOUT $40, 900 insurance.
The fire is supposed to have oriRina-
ated from natural gas. The twenty or
more homeless families were cared for
by the more fortunate neighb0Fs last
will be made to house them to-day.
The population of Leesburg is about
Q 500
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Code Love.

I mink # is quite impossible to have a sense
Of Gods love without returning it in soms
measure. There Is a beginning for the world,
but no beginning for the love Of God to his
people. Nor does it exhaust mems lives.
There has been no pause In his Affection It
has lasted ON. Ii Is an eternal love, higher
than tie heights above, deeper than the
depths beneath. II have loved thee with an
everlasting Lowell" Certain diyines have tried
to shoot a hole through that word, but we
know better, for everlasting means that It
IsIH last forever. We shall die, but in our
dying chamber we shall hear that sweet bell
of everlasting love ringing.-C H Spurgeon.
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Joint district No. 30 for November
1899. aa...
Number of pupils enrolIed-SIale,
l7;Female, Il.
Average daily attendance, 80.
Twenty of those enrolled have not
been absent and fifteen have not been
tardyduring the month. ..-
Those having u general average OF
more than 81 ON examination are:
Primary GIade-Lulu Ford, SO.
intermediate GraJe-Minnie Now
81; Charlie Ford, %: Arthur, Finley
80; A HE Jacobs, 81.
1Gtammar Gr,de-Ernest Makemson
95; Ralph Ford, SIS; Lincoln Pioeger
06; Lottie Finley, "a; Helen Proc ger
05 and Emma Finley, 81.
j. b BRICKELT., Teacher.
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rha Corn cob I.lpe.

Farmers living in the vicinity Of a corn
cob pipe factory are exceptionally fortunate.
Although many millions Of cobs are burned
or allowed TO rot every year. the price for
pipe making purposes keeps up farmer
living near Washington. No., recently sold
100 bushels OF corn for so and got ST for
the cobs. This Is at the rate Of 81 cents 3
b1lshei, and il only sufficient Missouri nicer
chaums were smoked to make the denland
larger farmers would soon be rich, Corn cob
,,irses are manufactured by a very simple
process. aud ar3 IN fair demand ali over tsie
couptry Srsne were recently rlippel -
EuroE.e. and 51ora were ordered soon after
tlsssr esEIVals Inter- teW IN St. Lo1ls ,A-9gFr
uoeEa4
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Fall in. Companies c and E.

Ample arrangementsh have been made
to entertain all the boys of companies
G and E, Eleventh Kansas volunteers,
at my fam, two miles west of Dunlap,
Kansas, on December Z, 1889, the an
niversary of the battle of Prairie
Grove, Arkansas. ConyeyanceS will
meet the trains at Dunlap to convey
the boys over. Come on the 9th and be
ready for duty on the 7Ih. Plenty of
beans, hard tack, coffee and forage
for the mules. THoS. B ,RBER
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rhe nlaekblrd Of c..

The blackbird Of millinery is not black
bird, as rulc, says Boston writer on fash
ions. '.He is any and every kind OF afowl,
sable died, and there Is no use worrying about
his silenced wood notes Wild. for 1t Is more
mentioning Here is use for the English
sparrow, and iSthe work Of depopuIatine the
Brazilian forest has been 50 easy, Why Ees
elr tis common and the parks Of few
A tlaousand sDaEroTsE Exehenea
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pEArf bs5iyai s7s II
or J. s. Wilansy an OLD and Respected Cit
-r zen of EmeOEia. s..,,e,-..

= s.rr zen Of EmfoEia. .-,,fsrrS
J. S. Winans. and old and respected
citizen of EmpoFia, died. Monday
afternoon at his home. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues On Union street,
after two weeks ill4ess. -
The deceased removed from his
home in New York II chanute, Kan
sas, thirteen years agb. where he and,
his family resided about I've years..
From Chanute the family removed to
this city, where they have resided
eight years, during which time, Mr..
Winans was in the employ of S. A.
Brown s. Company. a wife and three
daughters, Mrs. W. D. Brewer of Kan
sas City, Mrs. C. A. Dunnakin of
Chanute. and Miss Einars. who re-
sides at her parents hoene in this city,
are left to mourn the fEreparable loss
of kind and loving husband and
father 1a.s LsqLisa1519 ~ es.z q,
= During life Mr Winans was q very
active and energetic besiness man,
and was surrounded by innumerable
friends in this city, at .Chanute and his
former home in New York, all of whom
extend the most heartfelt sympathy to
the family, in their sad hours of be-
reavement. The funeral services ocl
Cured at the family residence at 10
o'clock to-day, and were conducted in
an impressive manner by Rev Samuel
Sargent of the First N. E. church, of
which Mr.. Winans was an active ana
faithful member. After the services
the remains were conveyed to the NJ,
K. st. depot and sent to Chanute for
interment. MIR. ard Mrs. W, d.
Brewer, and Mrs. Winans accom-
panied the remains to Chanute to be
present at the observance of the last
sad rites OF one so near and dear to
them. -
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For the Good Ther Do.

creates considerable financial damage, but
let him disappear for one season and the
death rate would increase 25 per cent. So
say the doctors who have made the tricky
rascal study. Give him show for the
s-f,od he doe. -Defroit Eraa PrsaA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

w. s. Jay & Co. are Offering white
and yellow pine lumber, standard
grades, as received from the manufac-
turers. mo sortingl shingles, Lath,
Doors, Blinds. Sash. Mouldings &C., at
bedrock figures for casL. We are
largely oyerstocked and are Offering
good bargains so that We can reduce
our surplus before winter. When we
get our stock where We want It. prices
viii advance. as We are selling for less
than the wholesale market warrants
and cannot guarantee the figures we
are giving only from day to day
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wants the Beueiit Of the Insolysut -. :,

Wants the Benefit Of the InsoIYsnt Last
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Mr. Andrew
Banks. Baltimore county, an ex-mem-
Der of the legislature, applied to the
circuit court of the county yesterday
for the benefit Of the insolvent laws.
Liabilities between $50, 900 and $780,
600, assets estimated at 500, 600, and
consist largely of real estate in Balti-s
more county and in Michigan.
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A Good Cough ayrup.

There is nothing parents should he
so careful about as selecting a cough
syrup. Beggs Cherry Cough Svruu
costs no more than the cheap and in
ferior n )strums throw on the market.
The be L Is none to good. be sure and
get BE KS Cherry Congh Syrup. w,
Keep on hand at al times. d. w
Morris, Druggist.
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Geo. Groves OF Strong City. express
messenger on the Strong City extern
sion, visited his brother, w. F. Groves,
of the Wells Fargo in this city yester-
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Two Hundred and Ninety.six
buildings Destroyed ii
By the Disastrous Fire at Lynn,
Massachusetts,.
A $4,000 Blaze at Leesburg,
Pennsylvania.
A Blow at Trusts-.-Other Items
Of Interest.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 27.-Mr. John
G. Paige has caused careful examin-
alton of the burned district in Lynn
and finds the losses of the companies
of which he is United States manager,
to be Imperial Fire Insurance company
of London, $50. 900, to 49,, 900; City of
London Fire Insurance company $685.
600 to $4,000. Prominent members
are now of the opinion that the total
loss will reach nearly s., 00O. 900. The
number of buildings burned was 296.
of which 46 were brick blocks. los
wooden buildings used for business
purposes, and l42 dwellings, occupied
by 164 families. The number OF labor
ing people thrown out of work is esti-
mated at 5000.
MORE PARTICULARS.
LYNN, Mass. Nov. 27.-In proper
ton to its area and population, this
city vest erday suffered a greater loss
by fire than any other city in Massa-
chusettS during the present century.
In extent of territory the burnt dis
trict in Lynn is ABOUT the same as
that of Boston in "72H land the loss was
relatively the same. 1t was pitiful
sight here TO witness the breaking up
of homes and the frantic efforts of the
occupants to save their house hold
JIedS uT6S anu OILcE e1IOCLS, mOSG VI
which we're doomed to destruction, be-
cause in many instances it was impoS-
sible to procure teams to remove them.
The city is to-day we'll patrolled by
the militia, six companies. 250 men in
all. being on duty. while men are sta
toned at the entrances of the ruined
streets, barring all approach to the
burned district. Guards are stationed
at the stores that were but partially
cleaned olt to prevent thieves from
taking what is left. No one is permit
ted to pass the guards without per-
NIT from the city clerk. Through the
associated charities many families were
furnished lodging last night in rooms
hired at lodging and dwelling houses,
and rations of hot soup, crackers and
bread are being served to all in need Of
food. AS soon as soon as some plan
for assistance can be devised the wsrk
of providing for destitute families viii
progress rapidly.
AS yet no fatalities have
been reported which is
pleasing feature of the ter
Tible confederation. At O'Clock this
morning the fire apparatus from Bos-
ton and other places out of town lin
bered up and took their departure.
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Regss, cherrY-aru gn srrup.

Is giving splendid SAT sfaction to the
trade and the sales are POSITIVELY mar
velous, v hich can be accounted fl +
in 10 other way except that it is with
ont doubt The best on the mark ct
Ask for aud lie sure You get the eeuu-
me. We keep it. D. w. Morris Drug
mic
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A number Of young ladies and gen.
tlemen met at the home of Col. Flory
last evening and organized club foI
the study of Shakespeare. Their
meetings viii take place once a week
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The College and High School close
to-day with no more study until Mon,
DAY. The examinations for the pass
ing of the first term classes at the Col
lege also close to-day.
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1t is suggested that good subject
for the debate at The entertainment to
be givenat the Congregational church,
December 6h. in which Judges De
Camp, Graves, Cunningham, Lambert,
Coils. Cross, Steele and other fat men
are to take part, should be: Ought
Ike to be Postmaster
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How Mr.. c. A. Buckingham Hits the Nail.
C. a. Buckingham, night clerk of the
United States Express company, when
asked to make up puise for the pur-
pose of buying some tickets in the
Louisiana State Lottery. refused, but
concluded he would try his luck, and
sent IS and received in turn two one
twentieth tickets. One of these was
one twentieth of ticket No. 69.l59
which drew the third capital prize OF
$50. 600. He forwarded his ticket t.
the Louisiana State Lottery Company
company and received in retuTn s.. SOC
in hard cash. Chattanooga renn)
Times. Oct.
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We are determined to undersell all
our competitors in the lumber trade
and if good grades and low prices are
any inducem rnts for cash, call and see
ussxhen next in town.
w. 5. JAY. s. Co.
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p,enaring ro- Nam ped,o

LISBON, Nov. 27.-King Carlos hes
had the Necessidades palace prepared
for the reception of his great uncle,
Dom Pedro. although he is not certain
that the exiled emperor will reside
fhara l-=rz=az-ra
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The plug hat brigade has dropped
from the public view. That is too bad :.
The boys are an interesting LIT aud
should cuta wider swath than they do
at present. Let us suggest wav for
them. Get Oxford caps and Wear
them. If they do that, they will take
the town by storm. Oxford cars aIe
the things, boys
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a woman will make half dozen
calls in day on her neighbor, and
finding her out each time. will go home
and declare that she is the worst CAD
about she ever heard tell of.
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The w. T. G. U. will meet on Friday
instead of Thursday afternoon at. the
Clristian church. The executive COM
mittee will please meet promptly at
2:SO and the exercises of the union will
begin promptly at O'Clock, closing at
1.40 nreoiSs.lv - --. -- .-.. -.
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Theodore Zeis of W ilcox's is a happy
man to-day, all because of a new
daughter which arrived at his home
last night. All doing we'll.
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E. r. Lane shipped 5000 pounds OF
dressed poultry to Leldville today fer
the thanksgiving dinners in that city.
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RESOLUTIONS of Rasnect

Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heaven
ly Father t. fem NE fiom her laburS
here one of our faithful WORKERS IN the
corps, our glove sister, Charlotte
No 20,
Resolv' d, That while we hambly how
IN submission t. Ills will We drepiy re-
gre' the departure OF our sister.
Resolved. h he synpatn, nf thr
rps be- eXte del t, tue members OF
thu family IN heir afflicIi.
r solved, That tue Chatter of tins
C Fps be drar,e i'll mourning fur thirty
da, =.
Resolved, That npv of these reso.
lut,ons be spre al ON the mi lutes of
this corps and copies sent t. the family
Of the deceased and t. the city papers
By orLer o committee.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-28

The city schools close wednesday
afternoon with appropriate, exercises
unit Monday, Dec. 2. Junior Day will
be observed Wedr esday afternoon
from 2~o'cloek uAtil 4 at the High