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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
DrrssmaklnQ.

A NDREE & EUGENIE.-Parisland ress.
aa,c i'aISas i-tst ahd Pretuest styles;
elias. work guaranteed moderate prices.
lOl West iSth-st.
\ RIlSTiC drcssmakcr; has latest Pari-
san d'Slcn' exquisite nj; perfect
work and bcst references moderate prices.
Nine. L. BOtCARD. 4G3 i,h-aye.
A RTIsIIC .dressmakinp, imported fash
1c iSas hotG' 9fdcr, at 'nort motto GooI'
= East 9th.,t. opposite Denning'>.
4 FiHsT.CLASS DRES>MSREK would
like few more customer, at her
home; perfect nt-ing. low price. M,
La lIPIN 35j Wet l5th--t.
1 TIRSr-CLAsN PARTISAN DRESS
marc " d an hE newly established. yi'hc-
Huiice ,nF2 a, home suit. 80 up.
A IL STYLTS DHLSSFS: reflect NJ
"A gralant. I'D to- gown. and wraps
children clothes. customers may furnish
mate ial terms reasonable. COOKE. 49,
West fjth-st.
4 IL THE LATEST STYLES II chi.
"A df'h' = school promonsd" and dancing
and designer COLEMAN. $40 Gth-aYc.
nRESSMAKI.R of experience and ability
- desires frW uo-r customers ~ 30
Der DAY reference. Address II. f. Box a.
Tribune Uptown Oficc, l.2ss Broadway.
T. KENCH DKt>SMAK from Felix,
wants permanent situation A. summer
resort. AdaF",- u. H.. 1881 Broldnsv.
EHIN'H uRt>SNAK from Ic.iN',
wants cu'aceu 20 hy Tar daF ln lfi.
broadway.
T. J.. GILPATElCE. Not.-,~a. 300
". PEa-ayr. ruarsnt... .ati-fict .ou
h' i."intn 20. stylish aaG
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tOork Uanieo.

Females.
GERMAN LADY gaduate, highly rec.
Il omucud d. seeking and teaching French
and lpgieG. desirrs position by the Isl VI
Jlnc ia refined family. Address b., SO
Wc,t 5l,t->t.
EVTNING EMPLOYMENT WANTED
IL For hoard only; writing Or copying,
Am,rlCau T;otr-ta1t Young woman. Ad-
d.. or inquire a. HOME BUREAU. 13s
Gfh-ate.
S,riSOGRAPHTR ard TYPEWRITER
= rs Young iafy rapid and accurate
.o.d HI. unan salary odcratc reference.
FBFRT ia West 02d-st.
SIENOGEAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
y nv a Young lady; graduate Of Pack.
.ni's business college; permanent posi-
ZION a, -tonographer and typewriter: Rem.
InsfoY 40. . speed and accuracy Address
BEGINNER. Fox 20. Tribune onlre.
.,rrNOGRAPHER and typewriter do.
y -ire- work to de- outdoors or hone. even
lnr. Address REMINGTON. lj9 East
ATHEIST.
~ LNNYFB>. Brokers and Insurance
N.l.-DJ YOU want a good pea copy iSt,
IlaI. Keeper or accountant. with a hr-t-class
In.lne,, aLd legal cduc alton Flr-t-claSs city
refrr ncrs. Address A. T., care OF Mr.. Irwin,
$50 7th-at".
y OF 81 lady Wishes position a. stenogra.
4 ph-r and 'ypcwrit-'; Woicrltc salary;
Rom n2t11 machine ASSlDUOtS, Trlb-
me Oiilc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
Board dno Rooms.

nRAMERCY PARK NORTH lknonn as
" l87 and l39 East 2let--tl LirgMht
rooms Tor summer. 81 suit" or s!nHiv lnd!d
and attendance uneNc".!cd paih plN''ey,--
1tIHST.. % EAST. near j,h-sNr....
IL Large seconG-story front. a.ro han
room; house and table excellent.
1c 3D.AVE.. near ScAeruorhoFn It.
10 Brooklyn. - Furnished rooms large
| front alcoNe on second f1oI :!so ro"l.' on
| ihirG floor. with or without board OIL im.
| lroyen.cuts central location convenient 10
All cars.
Do WTST -sT.-La-ge rooms with
% board transient OF permanent, r'f'r-
cnc"s.
- TH-ST.. o. WF~T.-Room- IN suite or
/ singiy. with nr-t-cla-- boar.
lowest 5lST.ST.-IIand.0me rooms
ID WIKI board table and appointments
nr.t-class references exchanged
80 NADISON-AVE- With board. see.
lff ouc floor front suites Other rooms
permanent oE transient, I,t-onabiei summer
rates.
BROOKLYN.
ONE or TWO GENTLEMEN can be ac-
" cOl1mOGatcf win Aanl.oMe room
house. table and appointments hf,t-cla.- III
every ro-p-ct 90 south oNfo -. i AtFh.
1o1 FIE~T PLACE Brooklyn To let.
Icf win board. lai-e ami hi4 f''H.'
9. ru- low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
6orsrs ano Carriages.


A. ~ a.: 9 , ~ as BEOoME-sT.
IIEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best ciaSs'
SUSPENSION VICTORIAS,
c c SPRING VICTORlAS.
LIGHT VICTORlAS.
r CsrtS Two Whcelers, I-ah9dulo"S'
Mail rhaetcns. Pau Carts. LLandsus,
stSDhope Gigs. Village Carts, O!An ~ NV "
C01rpE 6PASSENGEE ROCkAWAfS'
- EXTENSION FRONT.
wAGONETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
0oTTR PATENTS
on BUCKBOARDS.
Oak Surveys. Oak Wagon9, Oak kon%
bouts opassenger Buchboards, 3.passeagrf
Buekboaids. 4passenger BucktoSr1'. O"A
Dos Dos, OAK Derbies, 0ak fns9SK.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN bum
BOARDS. .,,e.
Single. Duals. Triplets, all kinds q springs;
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND aANA
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES;,.
Agents for BlocAet s Tuttle, % ~ l;ttfnfES
Is SSsS' pSae nations 4iss,s:'vis'
Light Stages. Ex. top Caor,9leNe
SPIDER Hlactons, Contractors Jobs.
Pony Phaetons Saxon Phset0ns'
MINiXTURE TRAPS LII KINDS
Making the lsrces, and most diversified as
,o3 oTER Ss2 Pc Toi, fSRtfNPT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage IN town
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROoAS
IN THE WORLD.
SECONDHAND, 80, ss&F5SSfAeEs ABOVE
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Rooms tunnieo.

. J~TINIION We want Immediately,
"A furnished and unfuruIsAcf 4o1r.-. Win
and without board every wu'ft. "I'AN /
+. co.. 3. Wet 30 IT.
IINFJKNIsHED.-A small room. A..
u Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
GJork u)anico.

Males
4 MEMBER Of ulc senior cla-,of load
"a ing college would Ike Io-ltiDn Of 81 .'r
DUNG tn SIMMER best o. reference, lur'
ni-heu. Address COLLEGE SIT DHN /.
Tribune CGicr.
A FER . O'CLOCK. -Eycning employ
n ment % any Kind. temporary or Is'T..t,-
hent. solicited by cultured gentleman. -,
OF good APPEARANCE. applicant l. thor ufhly
reliable speaks English and German /
writes good hand has experience IN RAJ
estate business. HELP, Tribune Upto" n
Onice. ~ Br01dwaN-
4 GENTLEMAN Of education and con
~ siderable originality would Ike po'
.'f'o1 e, assistant. WIN opportunity To
advance In somr print WORKS oi Win
architect. Addr - H. f.. 20 State-st
4 TEMPERATE nan. used 20 keeping
n plain st II books ana doing genrfal
Office work IN tac city. wishes sitiat.h
ia an oIlce or business house. WILING 70
be Gscfiil -alsry mod rate, Address O. H.
S0Mcc. 2iS East SOth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.
"A Gentleman win sell his very handsome.
Cd 1917 hands nigh: pIice $50. No
gcntl nan need wint finer horse; he
IS a natural roadster Of 10 miles per
hour; smooth, clean lin.bed, free, easy,
pleasant diver; needs no boots or other
lxings; viii guarantee him per
lcctlY sound. Kind and gentle reasonaPle
rial allowed rosI onslb!e purchaser he
= perfectly safe for any lady 10 handle, har-
acss ride OF drive. Must be seen 70 be ap-
preciated, as lie is in every way as de-
,cr.bed-ssfe. sound, fast and reliable
ladies OF the fomny; e%tension-top
siiebsr family surrey (sests four,
sidcbsr to- buggy. ladies' top phae-
ton, light load hslness. laps blankets, &c,
OIL IN perfect Orcer, In fact hardly soiied
and ar 10 be- sacrificed. as sickness IN NY
family cOmpels removal T. milder climate.
For inspoc zion, &c. apply owners private
stable. adjoining private residence, ITO
west 41th-st.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26
Kansas -.a,e Board of Arrioulsurs.

The twentieth annual meeting of
| the Kansas state board of agriculture
cOnvenes in Topeka on Wednesday.
january 14th, at 4 o'clock p. m, and
viii continue in session three days.
This annual gathering of the farm
eTs of Kansas and OF Tepreseu tatives
of olir agricultural college and of the
state university, is attracting more
and more attention each year,
The high order and pract.c Il chafac-
ter Of the papers read and discussed
have awakened an interest among
farmers, and taught them the import
aucc of these meetings. An increased
attendance. is expected this year, with
an increased interest ia the work
done.
Dr. Paul P5quia, state veterinarian
Of Missouri, who ranks among the
foremost in his professiOn, will be
present and address the meeting on
'sF3lsek Log Hog Cholera viii
also be discussed.
President Geo 7. FsiirciiiId, Profess
sors &. e. GeorgeSon and j. D. Val
iers, of the agricultural college, viii
be on the program, and will be pres
ent throughout the EIeetiug 10 partiri-
pate in the exercises.
Chancellor + II. Snow, of the state
university, wiz give full re port of the
termination of ci.iucli-DIiss. Prof.
Robert Hay, r. g. 5. A., and Judge
J. w. Gregory, field agent aItesisn
wells investigation, with others, will
fully and thoroughly discuss the ques-
tion of irrigation in Western Kansas.
In addition To these representative
farmers from different portions Of the
state will appear on the program, and
topics of interest, covering the general
field of agricultuT, %iIl be thorough
" discussed.
Reduced, probably half, rates will
be secured over the railroads of Kan
sas. Programs will be distributed two
weeks before the meeting.
In connection with the annual meet
ing of the board, the improved stock
breeders of Kansas are called to meet
on the same day They will meet at
10 O'Clock u. m, the morning of the
18th.
The object of this meeting is to or
ganize Il Kansas improved stnck-breed-
ers' association. y program will lie
issued.
1t is hoped that this meeting will
also be well attended by those who are
engaged in breeding line stock.
trust that all who can will avail
themselves of this opportunity to add
to their resources of knowledge and to
receive "a fresh supply of enthusiasm
Fnd of ambition to excel which can
acme only through the intermingling
cOgether OF those engaged in the same
tcalling in life. n. MouLEa,
Secretary.
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rurDzx. BzesNuen so,laao-
i,9;elt u 9IP S4by9fI,ePS!i

II IS with pleasure that We anunurcs
to cur many patrons that we have
u,a,le arrangements with that wide
',SE;slce. iilustart+J farm niaZazine. Ihs..
American Farmer, puhlisht-i aL Fort
WaYne. Ineiana. aud reli by HraI1y
210O00 farmers by which that great
publication Will be maiiefl direct,
FREE, TO the address ot ans of our
subscribers who will come in and pay
up ALI srT+IrfIxes on subscription and
one year in advance from date. and t.
any new subscriber who will pav on,.
year in advance. This is a grand up
porIuufty to obtain a hrst-clasa farm
journal free. The American Farmer
is large I5-plge ] IIrnaI. OF national
circulation. which ranks among the
eGding agricultural papers. 1t treats
the questions of economy IN agTicul
leure aud the rights and privileges of
that vast body of citizens-American
FhrIners-whose Industry is the basis
of all material and national prosperity.
It's highest purpose is the elevation
and ennobling of Agriculture through
the higher and broader education of
men anu women engaged in its pur-
suits The regular subscription price
of the Anne rican Farmer IS SI.OO per
year. If COSTS YOU NOTHING
From any one number ideas can be OBJ
TUNED that will be worth thrice the
subscription price to yOu or members
of your household, YET you GET IT
FREE. Call and see sample copy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

The firm known as Brown & NIisner,
# Lewis, Edwards county, Kansas,
has dissolved partnership 10y mutual
consent this the 18th day of December,
1890 fhe business will be Continues
by Mr.. Misner VINO IL authorized sor
collect all accounts and receipt foI
same, and who assumes, all indebted
ness of said firm. Giyen. under our
hand this I6tli Gay of December, 1890.
sfgppd : HANNAH &. BACOS,
I GEORGE ID. MtsNER
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26
You ars Bad TX.

B.It We will cure yOuif yOu VIII pag
us. Our message is to lhe Weak, Ser-
vOus ami DeLilitated, who. lJY. early
Evil Habits. - Later Indiscretions.
have tri6rd away their viEOr OF Body.
Mind aud Manhood. and who sttIfrF AL
those effects when Ira'l to Preul;zSIiTs
Decay. Consumption ur Insanity II
this means yen, send FOR sSad read our
BOOs- or LEFE. written by the great
est sps--isIist of the day. and sent
(seaied. iy addressing Dr. Parker
Medical ana Surgical. institute, I5s
SoFth ST. Nashville. Tenn.
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rIrAsAxr RIpsE.


Items are scarce.
beautiful weather.
No politics to speak Of
-NBIas presents are getfiPg. ripe
-W0 need rain iR our business. =
No marriages or deaths this week.
= miss tile gushing politician.
Where has he gomez
l-lnvest in years suiiscripiioT -,
the GaAPHIc, and give it to a de" r
friend.
The friends arb shoiaing rerisS
Of r9.racted meetings at oar sehoqI
house.
Ewes. tile duck hunters ilaFs he.
serted us-eoyotc hunters are getting
their work in -.
The Kansas blizzari viii he ripe
about .F-Hl,s.y 3. 1891. CCut this OUT
and liaste-.s in your hat.)
If you should have the change tn
spare pay up your last years subscTip-
tiou and renew for another year ON a
cash basis.i-
bros. IIcnsley, BenningfleId. Cav
enaugh ana Richardson visited Wild
Horse alliance last Wednesday even
ing As an orator Bro. ,RtchardsOn
got there in great shape. Some-h9w-
or-other the alliance continues at the
old stand. Two moro we're added to
ur humber, on the above cccasion.i
Agitate, organize and educate If ye
would learn sense.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

The New Dictionary. The answer
Of the publishers Of Wsbster's Unab-
ridged Dictionary to tile attempt Of
pirates to steal their thuudsf by issue.
ing cheap phototype reproductions of
the aUtiquated edition OF Is47, ia tlie
publication of 4rew and completely
re-editei and enlarged edition of the
authentic Unabridged. which as dis
tinguishins title bears the name OF la
ternatianaI. So. .a-- o.. a..
The Publishers have expended in the
last ten years over $500, 900 in.the pre-
paration OF this new book beforeissue-
ing the first copy, and tile inproy ement
OF the various editions since that Of
1874 have cost over three-fouIt ths of a
million OF dollars for editing, iIlustrab-
ing, type-setting and electrotypiRg
a!occ.
This new Dictionary is the. best book
of its kind in the English language.
1t uniocks mysteries, resolves doubts,
and decides Disputes The. possession
of it ana the habit ~ consulting Will
tend TO promote knowledge. literary
taste and social refinement. For every
family, whose members have mastered
the art Of reading, the purchase Of
Webster's international Dictionary
will prove IL profitable investment,Rnd
the more they advance in. bnoWledt .
pGnd crItiyati5n the NOR they viii .
eeia: It's
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26
JACKsnN ToYNsHiP.

hN JAKE.
Cattle are keeping in excellent
condition this winter.
Fall grain is needing lain badly,
and farmers are becoming alarmed
a bout it.
Leonard CLARK, our worthy school
teacher is getting along very nicely
with mis- largo school in district num-
ber seven.
Boys for Gne boot or shoe m king
come up in Jackson one mile from no
where and have them IN Ide to order
by w. Hoover.
Our worthy constable Win West
phal is sinking a well on his homestead.
He is also contemplating building a
new dwelling.
Coyotes are very numerous in this
section of the country. Often in the
morning you can hear them sing three
cheers for Grover in 'o2.
Some of the young men of Jackson
would like to know wheather or not
the farmers alliance when in power
could ship in carload of good looking
Iassies ut wholesale prices. 1t would
make boom for Jackson
Last Friday Mr.. Boiter one of
Jackson's best farmers received notice
from mortgage company to leave his
home in five days. 1t was the result
OF the Kinsley packing house company
swiudle BSr. Better says he did not
understand their contract that he
signed for they did not read it ali t.
him. At the time he had a mortgage
of $500 on his property. They agrssd
to pay this and give him S4O0 in money
and 81, 500 in packing house stocI-
This contract is the one Ire, agreed to
sign if they built as they ciaimei, but
| it appears he must of signed them a
deed unaware OF what he was doing.
The scheme was worked by two of
Kinsley's leading republicans.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

IT must have ratified the managing
e.litor of the Kansas City G!ooe quite Il
little t., be licked by a JouTTal reporter.
The next day after the Oceurance the
G{oJe announced that John a Mar
tiR, ex-governor OF Kansas and one of
the republican wheel horses Of that
state, MAS registered Mt the Union
Depot hotel yesterday. Hutchinson
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

THE republican senators are very
mllcl, ike the bad boy who wanted to
climb over the fence and externally
lick the neighbOr's boy, but WAS
afraid of big boy in the vicinity. In
this cgse Senator Plumb is at present
enacting the role of the big boy. Hence
the cIoture resolution and the financial
bin are hung up and viii remain SO in
definiteIv-Et
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

SUccI, the Sew York Italian who
completed Saturday fast of fortJ-live
days, has suggested means Of relief
for Kansas and other .-saderers- ,"
Forty-iiye days CT .l,rsanGFiaf retrencI-
ment would ca17tI,en lato February,
when the prsssat hard tfHlss sgiii prob
as,iy be matter Of history AIes-tor
Rephbftea.l.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

THE twentieth annual meeting of
the state board of agriculture will be
held in Topeka, on January 14th.
This board is very beneficial TO the
farners of Kansas, and viii ia all
probability be more largely attended
this year than ever before.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Az exchange tells of man who
wrote to the editor that he might
stop his paper, and in giving his reas-
ons, said: II think folks often spend
their mummy fur paper, my daddy
didn't and everybody said ne was the
inteIigentes man m the country and
had the smartest l'ois that ever dug
ged taters. Troy IEases.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

II Is cIaimed that an eastern chem
ist has discovered a process of making
soap from corn. The discOvey has eN-
cited considerable attention and prom
ises not only TO give a new corn mar
ket hut to revolutionize the art of soap
making. The soap made from corn is
said to be absolutely pure and better
than the finest toilet soaps ROW made.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

great democratic party and Senator
Voorhees, picked it mp, added to it the
blocks-of-five mud, the West Virginia
and Indiana colinizutiOn mire and
other slime and hurled it back with
suck force that the whole front of the
republican glass house was shattered.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

pcoIoI correspondence
WAsHiNGToS, ID. g, Dec. %, 1890.
Senator Paddock who, like some of
the other republican senators from the
northwest, has mind of his own as
to how lie shall vote, and who values
the interests of his constituents above
caucus degrees, gave Mr.. Harrison 4
bad turn when that gentleman at
tempted to bull-doze the doughty Neb-
Taskan into voting for the force bill, by
telling him plainly that he was very
decidedly opposed to the measure and
would certainly vote against it. Mr..
Harrison then made an Intellectual eff
fort to get Rfr. Paddock to promise
that he would absent himself when the
vste was taken.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

KANSAS farmers who, because the
vnlue of their land is somewhat depress
ell just now, dispose Of them for g.sOng,
will live long enough so regret it deep
Iy.-CosnlcI Grone Repnbliean.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

a country union in Ohio has exhib-
ited an unusual amount of grace, grit
and gumption-W. C. T. L. character
istics. 1t is farming community,
whore there is no town except the
''chureh, schooI-hOuse and blacksmith
shop" at the crossroads. 1t held its
meetings in the church every two weeks
and once a montit they ''staid to sup
per-" and had exercises in the evening
charging ten cents for supper and eve
ming entertainment. After awhile a
non-Partisan breeze blew over that
way, and caused the church to be clos
ed against the temperance meetings.
They were then transferred TO the
school house, but the same influence
soon closed it. What did this ire
pressibhs union do but arise and build
not a thirteen story, but very COM
Portable hall which is now all paid for,
and they have bigger meetings than
ever, with none to noiest or make them
afraid.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

SENATOR KSIAEEs seems to be afraid
to inset eVes his fellow toWnsmen- lie
has been in Atchinson two days, but
has not been seen on thestreets. Time
was when it took him several hours to
get from the depot 70 his house, and
ne was the center of attraction and
was glad to show himself to his fellow
men. Now all Is eianged.-Er
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

ROBERT Hay of Junction City, HIS
discovered tweRty-fOuT. different spell
lings of the name of our state, name
AcaIssisis, Canzas, Games. .Okanis, Kan
sizes, Canses, Canzon, -KaIs, Kanses,
Konza, Konzas Kasas, Kanzan, Kan
zans, Kansaws, Kaws, Kaw, Canaan.
-Er d.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

I6O acres Of land four and one half
miles fr,lm KiHsley. Fifty acres under
cultivation. large 10 Sc, windmill etc
Good range for stO K.
EBquirs at this hi e or Of George 5
Shaw 9-ietf
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

Mr.. Wannsmaker has succeeded 10
getting the house COMMITTEES on post
Offices to report resolution TO tie
house setting aside January eth forthe
consideration Of the postal Telegraph
bill lie. e.dOssn't seem to be worrying
any to get one cent letter postage
bill through
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

THE United States senate could not
do u more popular thing than to take
up and pass Senator Culloms' bill for
one cent letter postage. This is one
of the few things that everybody fay-
Minneapolis CommerciaI.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

IT Is said that a man wOnid never
get gray OF wrinkled if he never would
get mad. They can say almost any
stifng on such a hypothesis as any feI-
low who would do that way would hs
translated before lie was .hsssf old
enough to be gray or wrinkled. An
gels are not so plentiful that one could
be let roam oyefthis foot-stooI. Hutch
inso,t Netrs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

- IF WiGgiEs' prediction Of n c2oIera
liable that his weather prophesies there
need be flo precfpitous rush for higher
altitudes.-Er.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26
HOLIDAY TRAVEL.

y holiday excursion ticket makes an
appropriate Christmas present. 1 htn
any size stocking and suits any sizo
purse. ia
The favorite Santa Fe route has
made very low rates from this place
to points on y. I. * :. +. r.. r. with
in = distance Of 20o miles, for holiday
business. -.. -.sr 4..,4.,o
Tickets on sale Decepler p. 25.
and 81. and January ], good until.
january ., returning.
Call on local agent \. I. & :. r. n.
Il. for particulars. I-I-;oI
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

IT will doubtless De i'll the nature of
Il surprise to a good many people to
lean that Kansas produced l roo bales
of cotton this ysar.-IoEa Register
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

How soon lire the wicked brought
to Justice - remarked fellow in To-
Peka after spending an half hour read
ing a Topeka paper lie had stolen.-
f.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

TIE simple act of looking down a
loaded gun barrel enabled Missouri
boy to step within the pearly gates, if
they were "A jar r-Eg.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

ItciI, mango and scratches Of every
kind. on human or animals, cured IN
80 miRutes BY ,s'FOoifOrd's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
Taft.Fn & Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-26

English SPAWN I-8niment removes
hssJi, soft. or ealloused Jumps and
al bieplishes fToin horses. blOou sp tNin
aufbs. splints. sweeney. riDg-bo1s
s4fftes sDrstfns al swollen f1TOatss
.ssolfcils gss- save $50 by use Of ona
i.e.-st. sYarra7sse5 sod BY X r Ia