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EMPORIA NEWS.
FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1875.
Will It Pay.
The SUte of Kansas has had in
her employ for aome time a number
of eminent educators. Like child
ren who plant teed in the morning
and scratch It op in the evening:, the
Kansas people could -not wait for
results from the labors of these gen
tlemen, but commenced last year a
cultinjjdown and kicking out pro
cess. Bat the Individuals assailed
hare not lost anything. l'rof.
Madge from a humble position in
the obscurity of the Agricultural
College of Kansas is promoted to
an honorable connection with Yale
College the foremest institution of
learning In the land. 11. u. rtonon
goes to California to a much better
position than be ever had here.
Now will It pay to let such men go
just for the sake of saving a few
dollars on their salary ? Are they
not worth as much to Kansas as
they are to Yale or to California ?
Eurefca ueraia.
The -lames Desperadoes.
The "detectives," in a supposed
attempt to capture the "James
boys," used an explosive missile
that killed a young lad and maim
ed a woman. The Missouri Leg
islature passed long resolutions of
censure and sympathy, tne gov
ernor sent the Adjutant-General to
investigate, and on the heels or the
excitement resolutions of amnesty
were introduced and supported by
the press, and received a very
large vote in their faver. The
"James boys" next shot down Mr.
Askew, in hi own yard, yet not a
move has been made nor a finger
raised to avenge the broken law,
and arrest the murderers. But
there is one difference the amnes
ty resolutions, recited in glowing
rhetoric, the services of the "boys"
in favor ot the freedom of their
country the Confederacy the
account of Askew's killing said he
was "a radical." And that ac
counts for all. Kansas City
Journal.
The Ccateaalal.
A report made recently at a meet
ing ot the Centennial Board of Fi
nance represents the prospects of
the International Exposition at
Philadelphia, in 187C, as most en
couraging. No less than thirty
one foreign Governments have al
ready accepted invitations to take
part in the exposition. The
foundation for the main building
is all laid. It will indeed be a
mammoth structure, covering
more than twenty acres. The
manufacture of iron frame work
for the superstructure is also in
an advanced state of progress.
The grounds about the buildings
will have several miles of - roads,
and be enclosed in three miles of
fence. A perfect system of drain
age has been devised, and an
abundant supply of water for all
purposes will be secured. The
means ef transportation will he as
nearly perfect as the skill of man
can invent. There is now on
hand about three-quarters of a
million dollars and the outlook is
auspicious for ample means to
carry the great undertaking to
the most successful termination.
More than a hundred thousand
dollars have been added to the
treasury within the past month.
It is now estimated that the num
ber of paying admissions will
reach fully ten millions, and
should this prove correct t,hc
Hoard will be able to return every
dollar to the stockholders.
Bowles m Beecher V.l.
deace.
It seems tons the following from
the Springfield, (Mass.) Republican
edited by Hon. Samuel Bowles, is
a pretty fair estimate of Beecher's
evidence in the great trial:
Sir. Beecher left the witness
stand yesterday, his testimony hav
ing occupied a little over ten days
As we predicted, he has borne him
self proudly, and made a most gal
lant light for life. He has certainly
done as well as could be expected,
better than could have been expect
ed of any other man thau Henry
V ard Beecher, environed with such
a terrible cbrdon of lated evidence.
He baa denied impressively, and
explained with all the plausibility
that his utmost eloquence could
command.
Yet we think it is the verdict of
the great majority of impartial ob
servers, and will be the verdict of
history, that Mr. 'Beecher has failed
' in the effort to reconcile himself
with himself. As the Republican
said when he took the stand, he has
been the chief architect of the case
against himself, and he has not been
able to destroy his own work. Ac
cepting his testimony as against all
other witnesses for the prosecution,
he has failed to break down the two
worst lutoeasea against him, Hen
ry Ward Beecher and Elizabeth 11.
Til ton and the fated evidence of
their acknowledged acts and words.
Mr. Beecher's pen has proved itself
mightier than his tongue. Plausi
ble as some of his explanations ap
pear, his present theory of his con
duct and letters daring the past
four years does not, as a whole,
shake the conviction of his guilt
which that conduct and those letters
originally made upon the public
mind.
Mr. Pan, ridge, who was once a
lawyer, made a couple of good
points while on the stand as a wit
ness in the Beecher. trial. Being
asked, according to custom, a hy
pothetical question, he rejoined,
"How can 1 tell what I would
have done when I don't recollect
that I did anything?" Then, dur
ing Mr. Evart's redirect examina
tion, Mr. Beach having broken in
with, "Stop! won't you atop, 6ir!
ou re a lawyer, you know. "I
haven't been one for so long,"
Mr. Partridge responded in his
weak, patient voice, "that I didn't
suppose it would be brought up
against me.
The Postmaster at Monticello,
Oa., recently performed the feat
of reading a letter without hear
ing its contents. An old woman
who had never been to school, got
a letter one day, and asked the
Postmaster to read it for her. She
did not want him to hear it, so
she took a wad of cotton oat of
her pocket and siufled Inn ears.
She then had him read the letter
in a low voice, and was perfectly
satisfied that the reader conld not
hear a word of it. This is report
ed as an actual occurrence.
Talk about your patriarchs!
Why, here's a Butts county, Ga
roan who has his quiver full with
sixty grandchildren and thirty
ninee great-grandchildren, all living.
' YtoIIea Siowrm.
Import of silk one-Lai f leas than
last year.3; ,, j ; j
Florida has thirty ' rnilliOH ju-reV
Umber land. -
The Maine coninultiorv-ediicaliou
law works finely.
Japan andEgyyt arc establishiDg
schools for girls. $ v t - ,. -
In making Goblcin tapestry.1 23,-
000 distinct shadows of yarn are
used.
One Illinois shorthorn buil sold
for $7,000, and $4,001) refused for
another. . - . ..y.
Albany has the first locomotive
used in the United States ; imported
1330.
Eighty-four per cent, ot the
"weather probabilities" In March
were correct.
One ton of Arkansas authracite
coal eauals two tons of the best
Pittsburg.
Wheat is now cheaper in England
than oats or barley,, and is fed to
cattle.
A sixteen year game of chesa, by
latter, between Baden and New
York, won by latter.
The poverty of Kansas farmers is
aflluence , compared with that of
Minnesota farmers.
In England street cars are run by
clock-work. Stationary engines
wind up the springs.
Paris has an elm tree planted in
in 1G05, tne leaves of which are as
early as those of younger trees.
There are not tcu persons . in
America, out of a salaried position,
who make a living by literature.
The New Eozlanders who howl
loudest that iarming doesn't pay,
grow bushes on their best land.
Kansas wants the New Jersey
judge who sentenced a defaulting
cashier to eighty-four years' im
prisonment.
The Kansas Pacific has contri
buted in freight to the relief busi-
nessSzo, UiX), and the A. T. x . F.
$35,000.
"Mother wants to know if your
won't lend her your preserving
kettle, cause as how she want3 to
preserve?" "We would, with
fleasure, boy, but the fact is, the
ast time we lent it to your moth
er she preserved it so effectually
that we have never seen it since."
Well, you needn't be 60 sassy
about your old kettle, mother
wouldn't have troubled vou agiD,
only we seed you have a new
one."
BANKS
Howard Dunlap & Co
BANKERS,
Corner of Commercial utrnct aait Mxtti
aveuuo.
EMPORIA KANSAS.
Camta! and Surplus, $110,000
Interest paid on time deposits
Lralts drawn on Eastern cities and ail
points iu Europe.
Special attention paid to collections.
Golil coin and sterling exchange bought
at current rates. -Advances
Made on Shipments or Grain
and Stock, and Commercial
Paper discounted.
The highest price paid for school, town
ship, city and county bond".
P. B. Plumb, President.
V. T. Sodkx, Vice President.
L. T. Hcritagk, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
P. B. Plumb, W. T. Boden, L. T.
Heritage, Lewi Lutz, C. Hooii. Dan
iel Bitler, A. CI . Ediniaton, M. W.Phillips.
A . ltoberts.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK,
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
GASH CAPITAL $100,000.
Vf til buy and sell Foratlgn and Eastern
Ciehaiif, Gold nnd Silver, and nil
kind of IT. S. Securities.
Will boy nnd sell School Bonds nnd oth
miscellaneous sncttrlties.
COLLECTIONS
Promptly attended to and remitted tor oo
dav of payment nt current rates
of exchange.
Interest allowed on time deiMtslts.
H. C. CROSS, NOTE8 SPICKR.
President. Vice Presides
R. B. HCRST. Cashier
DIRECTORS-
E. It. HOLDKKMAN, NOYKS SPICKh,
Wm. Hartindalk, R. B. IllTKST,
H. C Cross.
lnnlti
HOME MANUFACTURES.
Zivan & Conner's
Emporia Carriage Factory
Horseshoeing A. Repairing.
Heckaaie 6U. between 6th A 7th it.
Carriages and wagons made to order
All kinds of repairing and jobbing don
in the best manner by skillful workmen
Prices very reasonable. We invito an in
spection of our work and guurantee sail
faction. Come and see us.
RYAN CONNKR.
H
EMPORIA
Shoe Manufactory
A. mohEer,
Manufacturer cf
Women's, Misses' & Children's Shoes,
195 Com'l St., Emporia, Kao.
Goods warranted to be better than
Eastern made work ; much more
durable and as low in price.
I ask the patronage of the people hem
to aid me in building up an itnpor-,
tunc home manufactory.
CUSTOM WORK,
Boots and Shoes made to order at all
times from the best materials and
bv the best workmen. 1
44 MILLIONS IN IT."
Sweet Potato Plants,
Cabbage Plants,
Tomato Plants.
. x ,
V ejyetables. j
j
AIT13
Kai-l.-v
GEO.
isim 10 auuwuuru 10 mo piiuuc mat tic is ' nouses ana ground am avs freely
now ready to supply alt ttm ubuvu Uut anil . - , ofen to visitors. "
vejfe tallies tlicy may ilcsire. Oni-r of lor i uri.tpl. " ..
fn?m 100 to iou,(m prooiiaiy otieir lie ; w?aVrAou WMl ' e mrxsery
ready for a big mu ou laut and vegetable, i tss;S Unf, come or senti to ... ,-. v-.
llewants it distinctly known Uiat ho cannot! IialUei-5'. Emporia Niiraerv
aud will not be undersold, and that his luiii J
n" : -luality. iii, ,Ktatoc-s j Always a force of men on taa-ad to liSl or.
are Kod Nanoeiuond. cllor Naiisemond. anu der sj ft a t h - 1111 or
Uenuuda. j aer9 ,msl 49 they coiTi, in.
Waite'o garden aljoinin; the city on the ! Call and See for Yotirmnl t
ftouthtsa&t. Ofco. WAJXai. 1 r,
P.G.HAIXUEILOr
GENERAL.
-ntir elv W
OTP
X 3E& Y G O O I 5 .
X3ni1rnoiiie: nil tli at pertains totlio
dry goods .lino Ol" liiiio.
THIS IS A FACT AND NO MISTAKE
EXPLANATION:
Wo lately sold and delivered to llanos Brothers, every yard and thread of, dry pood,
trimmings, notions, clothing, boots, shoe, Ac, and entirely cleaned ourstore or every
thing except musical instruments and tewing machines. We want it distinctly un
derstood that we entirely and completely disiKxted f all our stock, in the dry (roods
Ae. line, laaving our shelves nnd drawers bare as Mother Hubbard' cuhlioard. Now,
having decided to go again into the dry goods business we have l-eplentished with an
JEntiroly Now
Just bought of the largest eastern wholesale dealers, and not
fitbroad or an ounce ot which has ever before been in a retail store
We Need Say
Our goods are all styles,
for a select assortment of
J. C.
A. S SMITH'S
HAVE ARRIVED.
(JO AND SEE THEM EVERYBODY,
New Dress Goods, Trimmings and Notions,
New Cassimers, Cloths, and Cottonades,
New Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
New Boots and Shoes
New Hats and Caps. Sec.
E voivtliinx Now, G0013 and Olieap.
"Everybody are Invited to Examine the Goods
Bancroft &
Ilavo .In Hi, Tfciicoiveti Tlieii
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS, HATS, &c.
BOUGHT IN
And. Avill lo 3olcl T-.ow icv CASH tomnet
riiTCKra iiatm TTrvtTaH.
Our Sprin and Summer Oooclis are all
iw. TSToTt One Dollar ol Summer
(loodw Oeinf Carried Over.
SPRING QF 1875.;
Don't Del&v Your Orders.'
HALLBERG'S
EMPORIA riURSERY
JH 13 IvAKHKH .
- '
I have the largest stock of
Trees, vines, shrubs and'
plants.
I1V CEyritAI. KAXSA.M, I
1PILL not be UJTlKRSO K J !
t -. i . . .
oy enner Dome or ioreiifii nurse? y
men.
my stock of all kinds ot"
Vegetable Plants
Is tmuien-. ami verv cheap, hv the
cii, M, or l.WiO. A., theses varle-lie-
of
Strawberry, Pie Plant,
.Radish, Tomato, Let
tuce, Sweet Potato.
Cabbage Onions,
Celery, &c,
Cirr-ot.;;ooc berry. Blackberry. Rasjilwrrr
iiaic mcs.auJ OrnaxuentallTcesand "
.Shrulte.
Hot House or Budding Plants.
Iiy o nt plan u 100 or ,j00.
THE LARGEST GREEN HOUSE STOCK
IM KANSAS,
consisting or oVer
5.000 Varieties of Plants
ALSO 50,000 BULBS-
Little More.
and cheap. Come to iij
new goods at low prices.
HAIX &
MoCaxter
NEW YORK,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO S
"Vibrator Thresher.
Savins. Xiuio-SavliMr THRF.8HKR. is .
rece-triitl in tUe annals of Kami Aisi-hin-
ry. in a uriei penua it nas kecocuc wiaeiy
known au1 Fully Kataibllsbad ai toe
"Leading TBKESBUIG IML.CHIN1C."
OFiA-IN RAISERS BEFCSE to submit
to ta e wastetui ana lmpenwM wgrk ui waer
Thw sdiers, when Kted on tb yast sunerior
sty c sT this one. for savins; srraitf. sarlug- time,
and Aoiag fast, thorough and economical
MV kkmiug find It bisblr adrantax-
eou to run a machine that has no "Beater."
"Pi rr." or "Apron," that Huodles laiu (
tin tin. Loos Straw, Headins. I lai., Tiuio
thf ; Milieu, and all such diflicult srrain and
see dtt, wiUi Btire mmmm smm! cftVactivatsiea.
tie auis to perfection: save the farmer his
tUt hbill hv extra saving of grain: makes
no i titterings ;" requires ls.- than o
ba If tae usual Belu, Uoxe$, Journals, and
lit strs: easier managed; less repairs; one
th as frrain. raisers prater to emloy and wait
fa r v as advanced prices, while othei
m aehinek are "out of jobs."
fVxir size? raade with C, 8, 10 and
1 2 borse "Mounted"' Towera, also a
pecialty of Separators "alone," ex
p rtesiv for Steam Power, and to match
0 AhfiT ilorse Powers.
I
Tf laserested ta grain nisiBr, or tbreshlns;
T rrice for Illustrate.1 Circnlars (ient free) with
1 tli ptitkulsKof !ue,tjk, prkei, tenii,ic
XtCHOLS. SHIPAEO CO
. . - - Jiattle Creek, Miehifaa.
GROCERIES.
Go to the Bakery
2 Itoorm South of Post off re,
to flirr yock
Fresh Bread, Flea, (kikes and
' (Tracker, Tremens and
Oranges, Cigars, Fine
Cut Tobaccc, A-e.
I will have IN TOXN OF ICU
that I will deliver to ray old customer
at the lowest market pric .
BresUa DetfTOsvd to all parts of
the city. Lam Yu
DSULXK IN
Stasia aifl Fancy Groceries.
JGO Commercial Street.
Country Produce Bonslil
and Sold.
Buy bis goods for cash, and se'ls at
thever lowest. cash, price.
H5 WJOdU33
spoo3 aoj
adiitcqaxa nj nwi PII IP JO
aroaaoii jlxx&lioo
ki ssstvxa
o sjassaoang .
Honoraioon l
W. M. WICKS.
WICKS & BENNETT,
successors to WICKS A KAYSK.
DEALERS IN
Groceries aiH- Proniiis,
168 Com.'l Street east side,
Emporia, Kansas,
Will pay tUe nixkeat market rates tor
all kinds of
Country ' IProclu.ce.
We keep a rery large stock or the bent
Family tiroceries, Provisions. Fresh
FruiUand Vegetables in their teuon,
and everything pertaining to a lirst-class
grocery house, which we sell at the
Cheapest Rates for Cash.
Goods promptly delivered. Call and see
us.
25
WICKS & BENNETT.
ALD. A.BaXKR, RlDKNOUK A BaXKR,
Kmporla. Lawrence,
Aid. A. Baker & Co..
WHOLESALE
grocers
AN1
C0IOHSSI0N MERCHANTS,
1) KALES IN
PT.OUK, NAILS, GLASS.
And Confectionery,
Opposite the Court Mouse
Emporia, Kansas.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
KAH.UO A J),
aoM
ATCHIMON
V14'
GKAMSHOFrti:,
WPEKA,
HARMON DALK,
OSAGE CITY,
EMPORIA,
KLORKNt K,
CEABOUV,
TO
lIUTtHINSOS.
lXlOfiE CITiT,
AND
WICHITA,
CiKVIVy.IA, cor...
Offers a new and short route, via the
GREAT ARKANSAS YAXLEY",
TO
SoutHerii Colorado & Kew ttm.
CONNECTIONS
At ATCtrtsOK. witti trains of seven Kail roads
centering there, lur all poiuw, rast. 'aj'et.
Mrtb aud boitb . Oireet .vaiiectionis tu and
from Cbieag, Qnincy and t- Luais.
Daily Stages ran in connection with trains
on this road as follows :
From Esiveaia. for lareka and liowavnl.
r)n Fl4ehcs. for Marion Center Chel-
ea. Auausta. Uoairlas and Klaiarado.
From WlCMITA. lor Aarusta. fsBnaias.
in field, Arbaaas Cit- Msdliogtcm and
Caldwell.
From HfTCHlNSOX, for CaaiJeton, I laa City
From Grssmda, for 1mm Ajilsniw. TrinW
dad and Pnebls, COtVOltADO. awl
Las Vafss, Haala ', mod mil
, f
ths PristeiosA Twtets) isi
XFW MEXICO.
The whole eciuiPBieBt of usnad - ,'
.
and first-class. raeaver traitu? ara Gtted
out with aliller JSateiy I'uitiorSi, ami uest
iugbouso A ir Brake.
3,000,000 Acre of the het Faraiin-r and
Atrrieuttoral Lands in Ajaerh-a. itccl ia
and near the beautiful Coatoswuud and irmt
Atrkaasaa vsilv, the garden of the Wost, oa
It yaws' Croats, wlttt ? stor eesrt. itasor
st, tk Co sw casta. -dlriMMBt for ias
proVgnnta. Fsrs Kafsuadod u parchas
n of land. - CTmuiara with map, givinr full
information, goat free. Add .- A. t. Jatan
OB, Acting Laad Comtatusssraer, Topeka, 1l.
1"SE sure yonr ticket reads via Atrhl
sOcoad take & other. .
kf . I SABttKXT.
Gen'l Freirtt and Ticket Agent, Top-,
kTaasas.
. F. MOB&K, iBosTtaeamdett. lUt
GENERAL.
FUEHITUEE.
IWAST the people to know that I an
making new and repairing old onlce am
bouse furniture a cheap as it can he don
elsewhere, and will call and p-i it and retain
It without extra charge. Cirienter and join
er wor done also. Picture frame made
Shop id wet side or Commercial street,
door north of 7th avenue.
ur.BAiur.
Weaver .c Sill
3ueveftorrt to
HELWIC & LANE.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
183 Cook'l St., Kmporiav Kansas.
Keep a full supply ot
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OU cepper distilled KENTUCKY.
BOl RBOJi and RVE WHISKIES.
"Will duplicate all J-eavenworth. Kan
saa City, St. Louis or Cbicaco bills in out
IDC U WAVB & BIIOu
JEWELRY STORE,
Apple Trees on Time
AT
J. W. TRUITT'S
Emporia Nursery.
Those who desire to plant trees this sprins
and are not prepared to pay for them till an
other crop is raised can procure APPLE
TREESoCme onfiandl2 months Liiue, un
notes with approved security.
I OFFER a LARGE AX1 FIX STOCK Of
FRUIT TREES,
Small Fruits, Evergreens,
Hedse Plants. &c,
at Low Rares.
Call nncl See 31 y ocli.
Nursery adjoins the fairgrounds on tlie south.
J. W. TRUITT. Proprietor.
22
A FORTUNE FOR $1!
Positively the Last Postponement.
"NOW IS YOUR TIME."
Dane fortune helps those who help themselves
LEGALLY Ai;TUOttlZEl.
Teias Gift Concert Association,
Iu aid of the Public Improvements in the City
of Denison. Texas.
Will Give a Grand COncert
lowtlio , May 31st, 1875.
And will distribute to the ticket holders
$250,000 IN GIFTS-!
The Concert and distribution ol Gilts guaran
teed to POSrtI VKL V take place on t he
above dale or tne money w in ue re
funded. 1 st Canital Gilt. 00.000. Sd Capital C if 1. 1 5.000.
2d Capital Ciilt, 25,000. 4th Capital Gilt 10.000.
Bosmea uuts in proportion anioununi; in mi iu
S250,000.
Distribution to commence immediately after
the Concert.
AGENTS WANTED!
Liberal Commissions to Responsible
Agents.
CLUBS.
Clubs can be organized in localities where
we have no local agent, and a prorata divis
ion of Gifts drawn can be made. Send tor
special rates to clubs.
HOW TO REMIT TO US.
Money sent at our risk when sent by 1'ot
ofiice money order, draft, express, or register
ed letter.
Jg"Orders for tickets aent direct to us
promptly tilled, .3f
Address us for circulars giving references,
niannerof drawing, lull particulars, etc.
Address all orders for tickets, communica
tions, and make all remittances of money to
A. K. COLLWS, Sec'y, Denison, Texas.
N. B. Orders for tickets amounting to ?5 or
over sent C O. D., per express.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FREE! FREE! FREE ! !
THE PIONEER
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tit all nmrts of the world.
Iteontains the New Homestead and Timber
Laws, with other interesting matter found
only in tliis paper.
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It "Will only cof t you a postal cai-d. New
number for Aitril Just out. Address
O.K. IIAVIS,
Land Commissioner U. 1. It. It.
Omaha, Xel.
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Address
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N. 41 PARK RW. SEW YORK.
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ing lasts of tiest papers, largest circulations,
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I Uict l,ire insertl , ao.l will receive intorma-
di bv return mail which will enable them to
a ecide wbetber to increase or reduce tbe order,
p er soch iafurmatioB) taere ia no charge. r
d -rs axe taken for a single paper as well as
al'tnt-toratiuicle dollar as readily as fora
lar-rutu. othecs (Times Buiklingj. '
41 Part Est. N.Y.
mm
ON WELL improved farms on
live years time, or less, at a
lower rate of interest than rrer
before charged in this state.
TO
st.
AT
FRY'S
U. W ATKINS & CO.
LAWKENCK, KANSAS. IK1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
READY lOTt THK
I."R.XrC and
TRADE.
At no time Kince we havtf been In iiiiMties in KiiiiiorlA have we been able to put
lefore the people of -
As coiopleto a stork in all its
trices as this spring. We were in
henght time to secure good bargains for our customers. Our
Dress Goods Department
consists of a very
SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF EVERY
VARIETY OF STYLE.
Also a line of
LADIES' ELEGANT READY-MADE SUMMER SUITS,
selling low as S2.50.
A large assortment of Parsol?. Fans, Clmtalaine Chains. Handker
chiefs of every variety, Hamburgh Edgings selling as low as 5 cents per
ard. Kid gloves in all shades for only $1.00. Corsets, from o0 rents to
$3.00. Ladies' Ties of every color. "Kuches of various style.
Hosiery in all grades. "
Bleached, Brown and Tarkey-TIed Iinen lUnuk, with uapkinsto match
White Marseilles Spreads, Sheeting?, l'iHotv-ciPin. Muslins. Sec.
Also a large stock of
BOOTS, SHOES. MATS. CAl'.S AJ1 CLOT II IXC,
which we ar felling at bottom prices.
4fa?-W have added to our Ftock an entireU new line of CARrETS
including LATEST STYLJS and LEADING ItKANDS, which we are
selling from 30 cents to S1.75.
Thanking the public for past favors, we hope to merit a larger por
tion during the coining Reason than ever.
. Yours Trulv, .
GEO. W. NEWMAN & CO.
STOVES TINWARE & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
HfNo. 153 Com'l St., Emporia, Kansas,
T r 1IDEALEE5 IN
G
Agricultural Implements,
t"e have a large and complete stock of
Geiral'H Hardware ai Mecbiic's Tools
ALSO IRON, STEEL, NAILS, HORSE SHOES, PLOW STEEL, '
Wagon Wood-work of Every Description,
FJSIVOE "VVIXtK VS. IV I STAPLES,
Garden Tools. Soes, Rakes & Forks
OF EVERY KIND.
We are still in the market with TIlO FamOUS JOHN DEERE
Moline Plows and Cultivators,
which baso lont; stood at the head of the market in the West.
-O :
We will trarrant our ods to be the very best manufactured.
Our aim always is to eatisly and please our customers; more
particularly thore who pay cash for their (ioodx, nntl
Kxamine our- 4'ood. Spriiis: tol mf los
3tnal 'ult! v:i.Iot-M already in.
J. M. GRIFFITH & BR0.
O O I x O O fc 00.
ltir and 1C7 Commercial St., Fmporia, Kau.
WncaH the attention of id! wh( want 0rst-clas goods at very low-price, to their
larce stock of new and carel'ully selected
SI ti 1L a aL S
The most approved IXXTKS. JII3TGES, nd SIIEI.F an.l HOUSE BUILDING flAKD
WA Kit are U lie found at ouc store. Wo try to ifft the very lest and most reliable
kiuds. A full line 01"
TABLE KNIVES ami FORKS,
FocKet Knives 1111 1 1 General Cutlery. PrifeM lw
r, Steel.'Nails. Wagon Sprinw and
Horseshoes,
Ksiecial attention U called to our
Mechanics' Tools and Garden Tools.
Thui e are no letter made tools iu the market. Always have a tool that will stand use.
Wagon Wood Work Ceneral Wood Work, Fence
Wire, Rope. Churns, Buckets, Bellows, Saws,
Chains, &c.
Don't lail to examine these heavy goods.
Our A;
n ieiiltural Department
l'arniiusr tools,
CELEBRATED WIER CULTIVATORS,
MOLixra: plows.
Stad baker Farm Wagons, Spring Waprons and Open lop HB'gieH.
Un' Our' stores i uel exlnsivl.v
lor Farm achinery Wosons, &c.
We are Agents forhe al ways reliable Hain es Har
vester and Wood's Reaper and Mower.
WefclkeepalirKt-class stm-.k of tTOVKH, TIN and COPI'KK W ARK.
ai the W-iding kuuii in market-;. nn.l our tin and copper war 1.- made nt h.mie.
the stock at COPPOCK JSC CO'S-
EMP0I.IA FOUNDRY AtJD MACHINE SHOP.
JoiiG, Hughes Co.,
Successors lo PR0SSER & GRAVES,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PortaWe aifl Stationery Steam Enpes ail Bote
laon Fronts, Iron Jail Work, Machinery Castings of all JDe
stiriptions. Castings made and famished to order.
hlHX-ial attention Riven to repairing or saw and srriM mills, and all kiud of machinery
and Faoming la.piement. Cash paid for Cast Scrap Iron.
All work promptly attflnled ui.'anil work doue without dc-hty.
Satisfaction Guaranteetl. Give its a Trial.
Address Emporia Foundry and Machine Shop.
10... 3 EMPORIA, KANSAS.
STOVES AND TINWARE !
wiioLrMAu: aii ui: a is.
HRUNER fc IclVlUIi'X'JRrlKe
KMJ'OKl A,
V B1VC THK CCI.K
BRATKD CXXJKUG
STOVKSS
5
Charter Oak,
v.
Kansas Pacific, f
INIKITHtk KATTKKXII.
Iron ' - Lead and SJttono iipe.
lSBootiDS, Oauerlng and alt klndi of Job Work doe to tin
T.TXIV'OK
departments, and at as satisfactory
Jfew York and JSoston at just
embraces besides all kind of
a full line of tbe
KANSAS.
A UKGE aaTD WKI.L
sKi.xcreD sock
Heating Stoves
f. . :t
AMI
g..-..?-
t
T '..
! .. " 1 MV M. J ) H ' - - r - 1TSV. t
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. TH0S. P. DAVENPORT.
Cor 6th Avenue and I'ont.'l St.,
.T. A. YOUSU.
T K T I ' S
Ilooms over First Nationtl Bank.
Emporia, Kansas.
Teeth extracted without pain by the
usof Narcotic Spray (freezing); Nitrous
Oxyd (laughing gas), ether, etc. Any of
the various anasthetics administered at
all hours bv an experienced operator.
ianltf
x,ooo
TONS fW Jl
1,0(0 TONS
1,000 TONS
For sale ly the pound
or car load.
I put up ths past winter
i,ooo TONS
OF -Pure
IMesoho Ice.
I deliver dally in any part of
the city.
lie in'r th tu you take ICE of the man who
ba-t kol cnouKb to carry him tbroiiKti Ihi
ira4n. 1 ain tne only fk'altr wms
xtora. has never gixea uut.
ie-tf
W. C. FITHIAN.
Jas. B. Hinkle,
l KALE It IN
O ROCK ERY !
GLASSWARE.
LooliB Glasses, wail Paper
Chandeliers, Lamps, Lanter
CABS. QIGS AJBD VEBAMBTJ
LAT0RS. Will duplicate prues in in marke
w th transportation added.
1 7 G Co mmerct i I street,
EMPORIA, - - KANSAS
janltf
jl"s.!13!5ISi I
st & Co.,
rKAi.r.Rs n
PINE LiUfBER.
Glased Sash,
DOORS, MOULDJNCJS.
SHINGLES.
Pickets, liatli, Etc.
On pleasant tlaye. between lhe
hoars of 9 and 12 o'clock a. m., dur
ing the winter, we will deliver
Lumber to any part of the city free
of expense.
YARD AND OFFICE:
Corner of Constitution Street
and 4th Avenue,
EM PORTA, - KANSAS.
t.f:wis I,. UALI.KCK.
MAK1.IX W. ;iIX.HKIKST,
WILLIAM JAY.
ec. lst.lsn.
HALL, VAITE & CO..
FROPH tKTORS
of the oldest and most reliable
MUSIC HOUSE
in Central Kansas)
Krg to annoiim-e to the -nile tli;tt in--arejrllitix
PIANOS. ORGANS.
Small Instruments
OF AIX XIS.
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS
at Eastern Prices
No Krtra Charge for Freight,
which U no small item tu the urtha-r.
Every Piano or Orean war
ranted for Five Years.
- We make a specialty ot the celebrated 1
SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN,
an Tnstruroeot which has given universa.
sathfatHinn for oearlv a (quarter ef a eenturv,
.! SIXTY THOUSAND HOW IN
USE. Ahis fact thuuldXe iudut tu rou
vmce all, tbat there no better rd OR
CA made.
Come to Our Jloonts and
SEE, HEAR AND JUDGE
for yourselves. '
We give tbe most liberal terms
lhosi who wish time, and a liber
al discount tor caeh,
Second-hand Inst rumen ta taken in
part paj lor new..
Rases & Organs Tnnci ill Repaired ,
in tbe moat approved style, aoJ sustisw
rcllai CJeairmsBteea.
Kespactftilly,
4 HALL, WAITB .
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
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