The Evening News from Emporia, Kansas • 4

noKiicvLiir.AL fau: C. V. KEVVMAH A. CO. Emporia Daily News Tv ShileU'a Cure will immediate ltve l-it of I'remtums ATtar lcd.

The pldcts, fruits atid'il exhi! croup, whooping coug'i ana i MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. 34. e- iteu at tue horticultural were moved this morning. The fair was NEW ADVERTISEMEirrS TO-DAY.

A. J. Baker, ted K. AI. Lewis.

Sold by Chas. Ryder. Fop. Sale A new frame dwelling house of five rooms in the northwest part of the city. Lot is east front and the location is first class.

For price and terms call on the News Co. Wanted One dining room girl and open yesterday from 1 to 0 o'clock in the afternoon, and quite a number of persons availed themselves cf this opportunity of viewing the. handsome exhibit. We regret to learn that the plants, owing to the cool weather and lack of sunshine were very materially damaged and 0 one dish washer immediately at E. A GOODS a 'i x-5 Lewis's restaurant.

i. Tigers Rhuland. Messrs. Millikcn and Snyder Jone When vou want to eet a good cash I X- will suffer heavy loss in the injury mere dress go to D. Thomas Go's.

their coleus, begonias and other plants The jugdes found it so difficult to Buy your fall hat of C. F. Dynes, 123 Commercial street, between Fourth and discriminate between the handsome uis A ARTMENTTS plays made by Messrs. Snyder and Jolo -i i Why will you cough when Shiloh's Care will give immediate relief. Price lOcts.oOcts.

and $1. Sold by Chas. Ryder. Stand ards Rhuland The Holstein Dairy Fresh milk of the purest quality can be secured daily at the Holstein dairy, where they keep the famous Holstein cows. Mr.

John P. Hall, the proprietor, opened the dairy, September 1, at 82 Constitution street. Leave orders and be sure of getting the nicest milk in the market. SHERIFF'S REWARDS. Rhuland.

in tne west room ana Kotieit jiiiukeii in the east room that no premium was D. Thomas Co. are receiving new AT- awarded to either party. These gentle goods every day. men deserve the Inchest praise for the interest which they haye manifested in A snlendid assortment of table and FOJt COUNTY SCRVEYOK.

We are authorized to announce A. J. Baker as a candidate for county surveyor, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. FOK TREASURER. I will be a Republican candidate for the office of County Treasurer for the ensuing regular term.

D. A. Stahl. AVe are authorized to announce J. C.

Holderness, of Amencus township, as a candidate for the office of county treasurer. FOR COUNTY CLERK. We are authorized to announce that A. Hurlburt will be a candidate for the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. We are authorized to announce M.

L. Richmond as a candidate tor County Clerk subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. We are authorizad to announce R. J. Rudisill as a candidate for the office of county clerk, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention.

I will be a Republican candidate for the office of County Clerk ot Lyon county, Kansas, for the ensuing term. Roland Lakes, for register of deeds. We are authorized to announce Ellis Roberts as a candidate for the office of Register of Deeds, subject to the action of the Republican county convention. W. F.

Chalfant announces himself as a candidate for re-election to the office of Register of Deeds, subject to the endorsement of the Republican Lyon county convention. We are authorized to announce E. Beck as a candidate for Register of Deeds, subject to the action of the Re NEWMAN COS. napkin linens at D. Thomas Co'3.

the success of the fair, and for the -cxtcn and quality of their respective exhibits Buy your fall hats of C. F. Dynes, the un me oilier articles entered the list hatter, at 123 Commercial street, between awards is as follows: CLASS A. Fourth and Fifth. Flannels of all kinds at the lowest Best collection of apples, Wm.

Hoi longsworth, first Jas. II. Doile, second prices at D. Thomas Co's. Celery Rhuland.

Lest collection of crab apples, Wm A nollingsworth. Lest collection of pears, Wm. Hoi Call od Gilchrst Sc Dixon tor your lingsworth, first; Jas. II. Doile, second.

lap robes and horse blankets. They carry as hne a line of those goods as you Best single bunch ot crapes, James n. Doile. Opinion of the Attorney-General Regarding the Right of the Sheriffs to Rewards Offered for the Apprehension of Criminals. Tofeka, September 22, 18S3.

Hon. G. W. Click, Governor of Kansas Dear Sir In answer to your communication ot the 21st, requesting my official opinion on the cjuestion whether a sheriff cf this state is entitled to a reward offered for the arrest and conviction of a criminal, when having a warrant for such criminal in his hands, he executes the same and arrests the defendant within the limits of the state, and the party arrested is convicted, I will say: It is the duty of a sheriff to pursue, search for, and arrest offenders, against whom lie may hold process, if they are within his jurisdiction. will find in the city.

Saddle Rock oysters Rhuland. Best display of grapes of any one va riety, amea II. Doile. RUSSELL MYRiCK. Best three bunches of Concord grapes, Fbank Masiek always keeps on hand the best beef, pork, spring lamb and dressed chickens to be found in the GUT OUT, James II.

Doile. Largest three peaches, Dr, Burnett. Best display of peaches, W. Ilollings worth, first; James II. Doile, second.

rjt! market. BUGQIES AND TLATFORM WAGONS. If you want to buy a first class buggy call Best single specimen of pears, James II. Doile. and see J.

II. Davis before purchasing, Within his jurisdiction, he is the officer Knife Sunk of the law doing the work ot the public ep in Prices display of quinces, L. T. Ileri tage. publican county convention.

FOR SHERIFF. For Rent. Two well ventilated rooms at southeast corner of Seventh The compensation of such officer is provided by law and by accepting the office Best plate of Wine Saps, Thomas yv-T 1 will be an independent candidate for avenue and Commercial street. En he contracts to perform the legal duties attached to the same for the statutory re-election to the office of sheriff of Lyon nuire of P. II.

Hughes at N. county. I. Jj. Ryan.

tees, lie is not allowed to ask, demand Weaver's hardware store. Rl Thompson. Best plate of Genitans, A. L. Davis.

Best plate of Janets, D. M. May. Best plate of Rambocs, O. L.

Davis. or receive for any services to be by him II. Wilhite announces himself as a performed in the discharge of any of candidate for sherifff subject to the en his official duties any greater fees than 1 offer for sale my place situated northwest of Emporia, one-half mile from city limits, containing 5 acres, 2 Jiest display of summer apples, dorsement of the Republican Lyon are allowed by law. (see ll.j, chap. 23, 148 Commercial Street, Emporia, Kansas, county convention.

comp. laws, lSi'J; acres in strawberries, acre in aspara We are authorized to announce that -ox- A severe penalty is attached to the reception of any fee or reward to do his Hollingsworth, first; Thomas Thomp son, second. Best display of fall apples, James II Doile, first C. N. Link, second.

George A. Conrey. of Reading, will be gas, fruit und shade trees, all enclosed with trood fence. House with four Silks, Dress Goods, Prints, Ginghams, Shirtings amy or any omciai act. (bee 'iu, chap 31, comp.

laws, 1S70 Any contract between him and a pri a candidate lor sherin" at tne ensuing election, subject to the decision of the Best display ot winter apples, James rooms' and good stable. Terms easy Enquire- of Wells Bros, or on premises B. F. Merrill. H.

Doile, first; Thomas Thompson, sec vate person for such reward would be AND EVERYTHING IN FACT IN Republican county conyention. ond. set aside and held as prohibited as con travening public policy and being man Oysters at Groh Broughton's. Best plate of Maiden's Blush, Royal Groh Eroughton have fresh oysters ifestly injurious to the public service as hoods, Motions, ry G. by the can or dish.

For gents' furnishing goods go to P. Jones Co's. Remember that G.T. Barwick has two as fine hacks aa there are in the city, A nasal injector free with each bottle Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, ready at all hours, day or night, for par Lafferty. Mr.

Perkins, Mr. McMaiion, A. A. Hickox, Committee. class n.

Bjst display of dahlias, Mrs. Storrs. Best display of tube roses, Mrs. Johnson. Best plants in pots, Mrs.

Storrs. of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Sold by Chas. Ryder.

literally sacrificed. Reason Discontinuance of these lines. ESStrlke white tne Iron is hot; buy now while Goods are Cheap. ties, picnics, funerals and meeting the trains, also a good baggage wagon. A share of your patronage is respectfully New sorghum at G.

W. Bennett's. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a positive solicited. COMB ONE! COME ALL! connected with the proper administration of justice. When, however, we view the objects of rewards offered by the state in their true benefits, or in the receipts of them cannot be considered wholly incompatible with the duties of public officers or against the pulicy of the law.

Rewards are offered only when it is supposed the ordinary means of discovery and detection would prove ineffectual. They are voluntary offerings and adapted to what seems to be the necessity and urgency ot the occasion. The object is to awaken public attention to the subject, excite vigilance and call for the extraordinary individual efforts for the accomplishment of the end proposed to be gained. All who choose to engage to it are atlib-ety to do so, and he who succeeds be Best collection of phlox, Mrs. Thinius.

cure for catarrh, diptheria and canker Best collections of balsams, Mrs. Something new, Huggins fc Co's crackers and candies, try some of them, mouth Sold by Chas. Ryder. Thinius. D.

THOMAS CO. for sale byE. C. Edwards Co. Foit Sale A farm of 120 acres, all Best and most tastefully arranged flat fenced, 80 acres in cultivation, 1 story frame house of 5 rooms, good well and Try Sawyer's Baking Powder, for sale by E.

C. Edwards and get TH OMAS D. a chance on the elegant tea set, worth $15.00, which 13 given away to the holder of the lucky number. boquet, Mrs. Johnson.

Best crois ol fresh flowers, John son. Best collection of pc-tutua, Mrs Thinius. Mrs. Strattox, Supt. Mrs.

D. Cokdley, Miss Mattte Spencer, Judges. soring, good orcnara or appie, peacn and cherry trees, 30 tons of hay and 30 tons of millet and about 3,000 bushels of corn, an acre potatoes, reality of comes entitled to the reward upon the Carpets JD land first class. JtJrice sa.buo. 1'osses- sion given now if sold.

For further information inquire of News Co. Lest tloral pyramid of fresh flowers, ground of his superior vigilance or sagacity, or of his having used geater ex ertions, or encountered dangers which others were disinclined or not in a situation to hazard. The sheriffs of this state are the poorest paid of all county officers. In the execution of their legal duties they are required to visit the most extreme points of the state, incurring expenses Have arrived, and all Furnished Room. A nicely furn ished room for rent, at a private resi in need invited of to dence.

Apply at this office. pets are respectfully Mrs. Scott, first; Mrs. Johnson, second. Best collection of roses, Mrs.

T. Johnson. Best zinnias, Mrs. Thinius. Best 11 oral design of fresh flowers, Mrs.

Storrs. Best yerbenas, Mrs. Thomas. Bast collection of pansies, Mrs. Fresh oysters at Groh BroughtoVB For Sale On monthly payments, a and examine the beautiful patterns.

often lar in excess of the legal fees. In the western and other unsettled portions of the state the successful execution of writs in their hands frequently house of four rooms with two lots. Suitings. Lee S. Sargent, the merchant tailor, has received a very handsome stock of piece goods, which are now open to the inspection ot the public.

These goods are something better than the ordinary line, embracing foreign and domestic suitings. The reputation of Mr. Sargent extends over a long series of years in which he has been in the business in Emporia, and those who wish a suit of clothes made out of first-class material, in first-class style, and guaranteed to fit should call on Sargent, the tailor. Wanted Some good carpenters at once. Wages $2.50 per day.

E. F. Sfrag ue. The Emporia Hardware Company has as tine a stock of guns, pistols and sport Oil Cloths, Rugs and Mats in great necessitates the execution ot more than A. O.

Wharton. The Domestic, new improved sewing Thinius. Best collection of begonias, Mrs. P. B.

variety and at lowest prices. Plumb. ordinary vigilance and effort and the assumption of more than ordinary risks and hazards. Notwithstanding these obstacles the sheriffs of the state have been remarkable for the vigilance, fidel machine is the best machine made in North America. It is for sale by the Emporia Hardware Co.

Best stand of begonias, Mrs. Mills. Best stand of growing flowers, Mrs. D. THOMAS CO.

"Hackmetack," a lasting and fragrant Tray lor, first Mrs. Storrs, second. ity and courage with which tlley performed the trust they have accepted from the public. perfume. Price 23 and 50 cents.

Sold by Chas. Ryder. Handsomest Pampas plume, Mrs. G. I think, therefore, that a sheriff whose W.Newman.

DL'Alll OF KLUAU SltllOIJi. THE RACKS. For Rent Two furnished rooms. duty it is to serve process in his hands Best begonia, single plant, Mrs. T.

D. might recover over and above the fees Apply at No. 32 Merchants street. Fine Prospects for a Successful Pollock. ing goods as is to be found in the city.

Nothing is now lacking to insure the allowed by law, when on a promise of reward, he uses extraordinary efforts beyond those which as such officer he is strictly bound to make or which could We sell the "White," Mrs. Stratton, Superintendent. Mrs. Miss Mattie Spencer, udges sell any tic." "Crown," "Leslie," York," in fact will success of the races which 'gin nt the fairgrounds tomorrow save favorable weather. The field of hordes entered is the finest ever brought together ia Auctioneer Remember when you want a salesman that understands the business, knows the people and always stands, up to the racket, he can be found by addressing.

II. W. Pearsall, Auct, Emporia, Kansas. For Rent Three rooms the north- The lingering and painful illnetsof Elijah JJichols, of which frequent mention has been made in this paper, terminated fatally at his residence at the corner of Seventh avenue and Mechanics street at 7 o'clock Sunday morning. The cause of bis death was an affection of the kidneys which baffled every cure known to medical science and which resisted the influence of the best sanitariums in the west.

The subject of this notice was EG year3 old. He was born In England, the state, and the attendance promises A Ctiat with Heeclier. Topeka Capital: Rev. Henry Ward IJieclicr and wife passed through the city yesterday en route to Kansas City from Emporia, where Mr. Beecher lectured the night before.

The train stopped at the depot long enough for dinner, and the reverend dignitary alighted and walk eJ upstairs. A reporter of the Capital was fortunate in securing a few moments conversation with him and in answer to the question as to his health the patriarch replied: "I am as well as any one can be on'y a little tired. I can't stand travel as I used to, and I frtl the loss of sleep more than I used ti. "While we were in Emporia we visited to be all that can be desired. The track is an excellent one, every accommodation for the proper care of.

horse3 has western part of town; one furnished if been provided, and no effort has lcen spared by those having the meeting in charge to make it satisfactory in every and had been a resident ot Kansas for 14 legally be required of him. But when the service performed by him is strictly within the line of his official duty, as when having process in his hands which he is bound to execute wherever he may find the defendant within the limits of the state he executes the same by arresting the defendant in the state the prohibition of the statute and considerations of public policy debar him from asking, demanding or receiving any greater fee than allcwcd by law. The sheriff in this case, according to the statement of facts contained in your communication, seems to have simply executed the warrant in his hand by the arrest of the defendant within the state in the ordinary manner for which he has received the fee provided by law. He is therefore not entitled to the reward. Very Respectfully, W.

A. Johnsost, Attorney General. resnect. The following program of the years. He was a man of thorough in races indicates the liberal character ol tegrity, and Lis business and social re the purses, and will acquaint the public machine which is not represented by an agent in Emporia.

Call on or address, Smith Hail, Emporia. For Rent- No. 64 West street, house of seven rooms, nearly new. I. E.

Lambert. Sweet Springs. Make up your parties' for this Saratoga of the west and have a swim with your wife or your sweetheart in the large bathing pool of salt water a genuine sea bath. Water is supplied by the celebrated Salina Salt Springs. Hotel first class lawn tennis, croquet, bowling alley, and everything to make a visit pleasant.

Excursion rates: Kansas City to Sweet Springs and return, 3.00, good for three days good during season, $4.50. H. C. Townsend, G. P.

II. N. Garland, St. Louis. Western Agent, Kansas City.

Go to Frank Maier, at the Fourth class c. Best half peck ot Irish potatoes, U. Ticer, first Royal Lafferty, second Wm. Hollingsworth, very fine display. Best pumpkins, Mr.

Thinius. Best display ot muskmelons, Mr. Thinius. Best squashes, Mr. Thinius, first; James II.

Doile, second. Best cucumbers, James II. Doile. Best rhubarb, James H. Doile, first; D.

M. May, second. Best lot of Beets, D. M. May, first J.

II. Doile, second. Best half peck of sweet potatoes, Wm. Hollingsworth, first; James II. Doile, second.

Best half peck of tomatoes, James II. Djile, first; Mr. Thinius, second. Best lot of onions, Mr. Thinius, first; D.

M. May, second. Robert Roberts, Dan KrNG, A. A. Hickox, desired.

Inquire at this office. G. P. Jones Co. have received their stock of fine woolens, for fall and winter suits.

For fresh oysters by the can or dish go to Groh Broughton's. Wanted A good boy, about fourteen years old. Apply at I. D. Fox Co's.

jewelry department. Extra Selects Rhuland with the hish standard the promised attractions. FIRST PAY. .200 Trotting 3 minute 1.0 the lair and it was a remarkably fine display. Such Iruit!" said.

Mr. Ceechcren-tluisiastically "it wa8 very fme, very he repeated. "I see many changes around here now and I suppose the town his improved correspondingly. I have been making a tour of the country and after leaving Kansas City I will go south." acms 2 cui-s Kunning 'i mile anil repeat Hay. Trotting 2 class Trotting- 2:20 class Ilunmajf one mue ami rctieai.

THIKiJ IAV. 2't Trottine cla-s For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you have a printed guarantee on eyery bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. Sold by Chas. Ryder.

Facing ree lor an lations were of a character to earn the recpect and confidence of the ntire community, and the kindly regard of Lis friends and neighbors. He leaves a wife and two 6ons, who will lie supported in their heavy afilicli.m by the sympathy of an ext-nded circle of friends. The funeral took place at 10 o'clock -this forenoon from the family residence, and the large attendance showed the high estimation in which the deceased was held in this city. The religious services were conducted by Iic-v. J.

F. Hendy, of the Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev. Dr. Cord ley. The Knights Templer, of which order Mr.

Nichols -was a member, were present and took charge of the burial. lLunnicjr mne na-n. vi KOCRTfl DAT. Trotting 2:33 class Trotting Free for all Trotting Kor horses ownc'l ia Lyon ami avenue meat market, for steaks, beef. Committee.

adjoining ciuctses that have never Men Sewing machine needles and sewing machine oil, warranted not to gum, at M. R. Roblee's, 160 Commercial, street in Caldwell's china store. mutton, veal, spring chickens and fresh meats of all kinds. in a race Running Mile Itf) This is the first meeting in a circuit of Ok Yes! Oh yes! Oh yes! The honorable people's court has convened five places, to continue through southeastern Kansas.

Uniform purses through the circuit. and the verdict ot the jury now is that New Features In a Circus There is one department W. W. Coles' Consolidated New Colossal Shows that will charm and interest all classes. This is the enormous royal amphitheatre, which the Russian roller-SKaters, numbering ten experts, give one of Ihe most laughable, and at the same time one ol' the most skilled the Great Bend flour is the best John Morgan House painter, kal-eominer, paper hanger.

5th Congress. Get your furniture repaired and up bolstering done at C. A. Wolf's. Piatt's Royals Rhuland.

For Rent I will have a house of A Complete Outfit. In pursuance of an invitation from Mr. Boyd, the advertising agent of Cole's circug, which will appear in Emporia on the 12th of October, we visited this morning the advertising car, which has been standing since Saturday on the side track near the gas works, and found it'one of the most complete institutions that was ever mounted on wheels. It contains an upright engine which furnishes the steam for the manufacture ot paste, which is boiled in imnense cans and is produced by the barrel. The office of Mr.

Boyd is conveniently and handsomely fitted up, being decorated with pictures of circus celebrities who are or have been connected with the show, and contains many curiosities, among which is a New Zealand boomerang. There are berths for all the men connected with the "paper brigade" and nothing could exceed the comfort and convenience of this outfit. lieath ot Win. Fawbasli. Wm.

Fawbush, who has been a resident of this place jur or five years, died thi3 morning about 1 o'clock, at his residence on south Commercial street. His ailment was consumption, fr-un which he has been suffering for a long time, lie went west a few weeks ago in tne hope of being benefitted, but only grew wcrseand returned home, since which he has been lying very low, and passed away at an early hour this morning, fct itcd alKive. lie will be remembered as the gentleman who kept a refreshment stand this summer between Soden's warehouse and Griggs' photograph gallery, his apj pearance then indicating very plainly that he was a prey to consumption lie was only thirty-four years old and leaves a wile and three or four small children to do battle lor themselves in this world from now on. The funeral will take place to-morrow morning 10 o'clock. five rooms to rent October 1st.

The house Is new, good cellar, sidewalks, cistern and waterworks In yard. Robert Roberts, Furniture Factory. exhibiuons of daring, dextrity, supple ness and arace ever witnessed. Txiese Russians are a feature of this mammoth entertainment with which th? public would not willingly part. for New styles in gentlemen's hats fall, at G.

P. Jones Co's. Growth of Largo Industry. From the Baltimore American. Such has been the growth of the business of Wm.

piano manu-f that even their immense factories have not been large enough for them. To accommodate this increasing business they have leased a large an! convenient building just opposite their factories. The building was formerly used as a tobacco factory, and its size suits well for the purposes to which it will now be puL The building is on the southwest corner of Eutaw and West streets, fronting 153 feet on West street and 45 feet deep, with an engine house 40 by 45 feet. It i3 four stories in Leight, witii a basement. By tbi3 extensive addition, the firm will be able to increase its production to 70 pianos a week.

Buirerles and phaetons of the best The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon, says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh's consumption cure." Sold by Chas. Ryder.

Go to the Emporia Hardware Company and see thcir'fine stock of buggies and phaetons. For Sale A most desirable property for business or dwelling. Apply to News Company. Wanted Five first-class carpenters, immediately. J.

H. Holmes Bro. New York Counts Rhuland. styles and manufacture at the Emporia Hardware Company's, also platform and combination wagons. Rhuland.

I'oijils. This is the last wet-l; fr the three-cent letter stamp. It will step down and out next Monday. It 1hs iijh Ju i'iiV' a stay, having been in lT-jl. Don't ask for two-ct-rt itir postage till next Monday.

Th? postofiice is n- the place to loaf in. Loafers are in the way. It is not just the thing to meet in the narrow passage-wj-s on tie north or south side of the posto.llce hold long conversations. If yen wan- hi Lave a regular convention get out by the front window. Make a note rf this and don't forget it, Doa'i get ia th way.

'1 he post office has ne- a large supply of two stiinp; avA twoetnt stamped envelopes lor i'-'trs, which will be on sale October 1, at 7:00 a. ra. exacth'. The new postal notes are n-t proving very popular, only 07 ive been sold here in three weeks. Many pecple would rather take the "oi reliable" i money orders.

Ilis'Prlncess Chu-k. Mbs Lizzie Ilarrold the brightest and most winsome of all American and the Comely Dramatic Company, has been playing in Lawrence, Topeka, Kansas City and Leavenworth the past three weeks to packed houses. The enthusiasm at Leavenworth was so great at their first appearance that after their performance a carriage was awaiting the star, and in place of horses the equipage was drawn to her hotel by at least 100 of the malo portion of the audience, and after her arrival she was serenaded by the mili The Presbyterian church, in which the Woman's Christian Temperance Union conyention will take place, will be beautifully decorated for the occasion by a committee of young ladies. Excellent music is prepared and to effort spared to make a successful and pleasant annual reunion. The Comley Dramatic company, with Lizzie Harold as "Princess Chuck," will kI Whitley's opera house to morrow Jnsteai of unwholesome cos-mvtics, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which purifit the skin.

UUVs Hair Dye, black or brown, fifty cents. For chills, fever, ague and weakness, Mrs. Dr. Emerson will treat all kinds of diseases. Female difficulties and syphilitic troubles a specialty.

All diseases are are accurately told, and she never fails to get at the true state of their case. The Electro Vital warm air baths, which contain electricity, am, and all the best methods of curing the sick, a host in itself in the cure of every known disease, equal to an entire health instute, are given by Mrs. Dr. Emerson, at her rooms over H. V.

Bun-drem'a ftore. Are you made miserable by indiges tion, constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is a ve cure. Sold by Chas. Ryder. We have money to loan at extremely low rates.

Emporia Loan Trust Co, Itucklen'ri Arnica Salirr. The greatest medical wonder cf the world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feyer Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Coras, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money rnnta rtr I Wir A ItV Cleanse, beautify and preserve your tary band. She and the entire company teeth, and sweeten the breath, by using appear here Tuesday and Wednesday Brown's Camphorated saponaceous Sixth avenue, west ot First National Col Jen's Liquid Beef Tonic. Coldtn's; no other.

Of druggists. I B. Wheldon. Dentrifice. Sold by Chap.

Ryder. I eyenlnp-s. Secure your Eeats. Bank, Emporia, Kans..