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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

Wen write it down till
everybody sees it
Till everybody is sick of
seeing it
Till everybody knows it
without seeing it
that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
cdy cures the worst cases of
chronic catarrh in the head,
catarrhal headache, and cold
In the head"
In perfect faith, its makers,
the Worlds Dispensary Med
ical Association of Buffalo,
n. Y, offers to pay $500 to
any one suffering from chronic
catarrh In the head whom
they cannot cure.
Now if the conditions were
reversed-if they asked you to
pay $500 for a positive cure
you might hesitate. Here are
reputable men, with years of
honorable dealing; thousands
of dollars and a great name
back of them and they say
ave can cure you because
we've cured thousands Ike
you--if we can't well pay
you $500 for the knowledge
that there's one whom we
can't cure"
They believe in themselves.
Isn't it worth a trial? Isn't
any trial preferable to catarrh?
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TO REMAIN AT THE HELM
As Kong He Is Supported IBy His Col
leaEues PaEnelI WIN Not EtaaIEn-

As Kong He Is Supported IBy His Col
leagues PaEne1I VIII Not EfssiEn-
LONDON. Nov. 22.-Mr. ParneH has
sent TO several of his colleagues COM
municatiOn to the effect that as long as
he is supported by his colleagues and
the Irish people he will remain at the
helm in politics. He says that he
has never sought either Office or reward
of any kind from any English party.
and he does not seek their assistance
now. The Irish people. not English
politicians. must decide the question
of the leadership of the Nationalist
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

blood and rot the machinery of the sys
tenn, are eradicated and expelled by using
Prickly Ash Bitters, a medicine that will
not irritate the stomach or bowels. 1t acts
in a gentle manner on these delicate organs,
and restores health in every case.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

HAVE you suffered long by reason of Ma
1aria; tried everything, and finally come
to the conclusion that E'al men are liars 2"
Send one dollar to DIR. A. t. ShaIle 7berger,
Rochester, Pa, and get a bottle of his Anti
returned to YOU.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

No NONSENSE About Him.
Mr.. SuteF-Pve come to ask you for
your daughters hand. SIR.
Old Mr.. Dadkins-Have you obtained
her consent?
Mr.. Suter-No. sir; she says she
won't marry me. But want you to ex-
ert your parental authority, and make
heE-Puck
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

5UAArRk wrappers are in high favor with
cigarmakcrS, but the most suitable rapper
for the immature smoker OF cigarettes is
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

THOUSANDS OF mothers bless the name of
DR.. John Bull for inventing his celebrated
DR.. Bulls Worm Destroyers- Children
tease for them and they never fail 70 do
good
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

Headaches and FeveFs, 70 cleanse the s5Hls-
tenn eheetualiy, yet gently, when costiys or
bilious or when the blood IS impure or
sluggish, TO permanently cure habitnf4i
constipation, 70 awaken the kidneys anu
liver TO healthy activity without irritating
or weakening them, use Syrup Of Figs
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

THE young man who was said TO have
s'ruu rapidly through his property" must
have had red shirt with a black bull be-
hind him.-LaMrence American.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

TIE saving in clothing where Dobbins'
Electric Soap f. used, is tSreHty times the
soap bill. 1t is no new experiment., but has
been sold for "a years. To-day just rs pure
as in 1855. Try it, Your grocer has II or
will order it
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

airs the tallest story know, = said Snip
ton "W hat story is thatI'' said Hicks
'Srhe top one on the Eifiel tower"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

TIE weight that has been hanging on the
front gate all summer VIII now be trans
ferred to the sofa in the parlor.-Mnryland
Gazette.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

WIEN you sink into reverie you are
merely buried in Observation-Disclosures Dis
!. h
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent small
doses OF Piso's Cure for Consumption.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

ALWAYS avoid harsh Purgativepilis- They
first make you sick and then leave You con-
stipated- Carter Little Liver Pills regulate
the bowels and make you well Ooseione pm
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KANSAS ElNANoEa


- s.,s. $1,000 SIM Il zrz..-..
K,r,,e1c-s -, 200 TZo Yssr.
-, - ~, 10 IT,. hJ.,rt.f
@oFH-eAs IAN =, 49, -, -, -
Issued. 1t is entirely 8 statist cal ex-
hibit showing in dotaii the receipts and
expenditures of the State for the past
two years the total receipts from ALI
sources for the two years ended Juna
90 lsSo were 60 go oSo- o. As 20 70 ss -
- - - - 49,. -i9e al -
$3.50 : -,-i,sn- 6s5s7 -
500 ReForro.torv - I6k 50
lac selo i ?, . t------'- e -
5aiosie anu ~ ~ IL Us. p 49,. ' 90 80
s f1aS ssh1L,;-..-.....- 7 liS q
sa =, Hat Ua n
$40 - - - -. - T. i, =. =. :, - - al "a
~. y - =, %, i.IS9i al los -
SAie Of seHooi I ,, Is-- sStts0 N
S-,e % -, = 5I No. a. 49, -r,ot
a., % SOts2 rs
sac OF OF oISi .sbi isr9s mia
cInaI ..........-..-.. q 4SZ 20
Sale or Normal school lands IN -
terest. ;........,- .-.-;-..;.. A''Oo 81
SAFE OF c 4 ufNi s7sz 7s
sale Of AGRICULTURAL College lands.
Interest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4,s2o2f
Payment of county, township and
school d strict bOnds------.---.- 5l9.s26 80.
Payment of interest on county.
township and school district
bon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 576,sI7 IT
Payment of principal OF State
bOnds.....---.....-.-.---- ..--..... $4,000 co
From General Governments. FER
cent sale of public Iands..... AS, 800 o.
From estate OF deceased persons. 25O6I
Payment OF QuantTilI raid
pons--.---....-.--s.------- 1s,0OOO
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures. l,7s5OI
IOtal-s..- 30 ON o.
The disburseme IS for the same period
were as follows:
on warrants drawn by the State
Aud ,7I7, 290 Is
on warrants drawn by School
Fund ComtnissIoners- .-.....-... I,262. ST. 10
On warrants drawn by state ku-
perintendent..-....-.. ..--.--.....1 o5T, $50 So
On warrants drawn by Board of
Regents OF Normal school, w
On warrants drawn by Agricult-
uraI College Loan mmissioner. $3.50 90
o warrants drawn by Board of
Regents of Agricultural College ca 4l0oO
In payment of State boz ds-.-...-. 3I,OO0 20
In payment of state coupons. 9l,325.OO
In payment OF accrued Interest," ,Ss4 81
In payment of QuantriII raid
prInclpsl.------..-. .......--...-.. s4,l72.eS
In payment of QuantrIII raid In
te'eS' 1900 '''"''--'-'''''-. - o',t9--o'
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

SrRASsE it is that when the moon loses
his last quarter, he gets ful--BOstcn Her
al
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28
PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYSi PLAYS!

For Esedt1g Club Arsateur ThsatrieaiH Temper
a1ee t-Ays ztoor1 tIs Ett8ops-
k-he8s EsEne9irra LI7hts. Co-orec Ftre. EErnt Cork
E.seatlA-4 Faze FrcperEt.ons. JsrIsys Wa work,
iEls besz<lzs Eous1ae1ea. Costume Char1-ea ard
farasr -celeTy. Is FREE EREEl
coalaiatzg de<erlp iis fr1sea
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

EsFEETEH FarneES ARd eArdeHers % ioe4ts n
80 ~ - OrslEe Fa-k- Clay County. Elor11s.
~ EroE STA nE-rtea sHc othsr Fruits fer the
- ,,sss.sss EArS tE1is a1e VIE G., e. teass.s
sFs<Az 1sss EerEzFz-4 ~FSE$
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-11-28

or Tor stan 's any sinEIe sFtl1le a he pTIce-
II you have occasion to use Vaseline In any
form be careful to accept only genuine goods
put up by Us IN original packages. A great
many druggists are Trying TO persuade buyers
to take VASELINE put up by them Never
yield 70 such persuasion. as the article IS al
fnnita-ion without value and viii not give you
the result you expect A battle Of Blue Seal
Vsselinc IS sold b. all druggists At ten ceEts-
CAeseErsuxa sz-f-e- &C., - Stats St, Asa York.
EA7EE s-zy
The sun., 1890-01-14
Bowling Notes.

The Namslss, Club 9t Br9Stlyn rolled strong prac
tics game at HolW Sdeis on Thursday evening.
,ouPssmsn: @ | At 6arruhSf'S After the SasonaI
ment is ever
HHeTaES Of 1916
a.ys SHSna oo @'SS e%E ss Is az and is ' '-'
III: zf:Pt
touraansnt to be opened in brooEyn In about week
team sna s Viii SS
rolled on the New YOrh'S alleys on Monday evening,
The West End and BAohs!Or Bowling Clubs Of Harlem
~ sG the % EsE Ep q AsF SnA1S % ,sIs' s Sa sS
this evening
There w ,. six individual prize. ey:p IN tn. United
the highest average up 70 date. and he viii no doubt
gold medal Which h IL progress a oo Browns Court
AMONG D the % crack SOWis Of Hudson county 'D ''f'
ne civ X.c a ss Hs sS
oimStssd S2s; lockwood, ga and koreh, 2iS
rRs Rsses y S. % ID -
club At hs s % h @ .. & % me Of HSs S
ciaSD'' ciaC. ~ "-''" ~ '-' '-'''- '' -'' A''
S and sfS sH.Pf .y ...
.a SS r. Ss suS % S
. game.
StS.s caS n &Ss 9TH o
.s5 q; rS% hs Gss expected to
The Amicitia bowling Club not alone stand hiRh In
q P SsS aT nUs PSSR
psc. .r y Iaa sSR 5VI to take
the sq 5 sEsnes
I G.s4ss on IS.z iss9AS M o1 s0p L's
The sun., 1890-01-14
The Court Tennis Championship

BOSTON, Jan. l9.-Thomas Petit OF Bos-
ton. the professional court tennis champion OF
the world. has prepared a caustic letter to
Charles Saunders OF England, which will to-
day be forwarded to the London Field Saun-
derss organ. for publication. After reyertinR
to the difficulties he has experienced in en-
deavoring to get on q match with Saunders, and
the false Impression the latter's claims have
created Petit says:
Iwill waive all CLAIM American balls and Amer.
lean court and will play him in TIE court in Dublin,
Ireland with Ere nch baA the latter part Of next May
fret week in June for no less than s. 800 Q.
much more money as he can get must ,tipuIaIe
that neiTher snail hiI ball IN the court where the
match IL played III the contest is abont 10 begin and
that shall have reasonable EXPENSES allowed me for
my trip abroad This 10 my utmatum 10 saunderk and
II seems to be Eenerous attempt on my part TO give ha
q chance 10 enace the piOE made on his naMe and
character by the unsportsmanke manner In which he
has acted with mo in the past
The sun., 1890-01-14

George S. Rhodes OF st. Louis, the leading
spirit in the ~ A A. c. in speaking of the Western As.
ISOLATION says:
shave been somewhat misrepresented in connection
with the withdrawal Of the Pastmes from the associa
ton was not to blame for 1t but they welcome
to go. they could never do any good They have
no athletic strength, as shown the last cham
piOnShipS when they were placed in Just
curing third in the 22oyArd Apart from that in
the whole OF their existence they have never
gwen open ganeG They gave one open event which
the Athletic Union What they expect to do there
mystery. am in receipt Of letter from Mr.. Harry
Mcmillan the President of the Union in which he out
lines the policy he would advise TO be pursued lie
thinks that the Western Association should Join the
Athletic union and then let the cnbs bo ,apportioned
out as to divide the country properly this course
pursued the PAstimeA Of course would be gwen
back TO the West II the Western Association did not
join the PAstimeS would ind themselves in Western
centre, where the sympathies OF all were with the
Western Associaton- They would hardly relish such 4
q situation. The Western association is
injured particle by the withdrawal OF the FaGtimeA
meeting will be held probably feA - when business
OF importance will DO transacted"
The sun., 1890-01-14
Kings County wheelnea Play Pool.

The Kings County Wheelmen held the second
evenings series OF their handicap pool tournament
night their club house Atlantic and Bedford avenues
Brooklyn These series consist OF three games each
nifty balls up and will hereafter be hold each Monday
and Wednesday evening unit! tho tournament is con-
elu led The battle began last Wednesday evening
when A. lies u hAsL beat j. Bensipger 3 ballsl the
beng 81 TO 81 aud y. RAynor 40 ballB boat j.
Qnbeli q DAlls) score. h3 to As
Owing TO the pre- lmnarY RrranRements not being per-
fsced r. was quite late last night when The nrst OF the
series started between 4. Ibe az bAlSl and {. !.
Long 90 oAllD This game was tedious and drawn out
with Ieore of q 10 "a Tho Sec,nd game was between
by SELLS after . close and exciting game The final
contest OF the evening lay between H. usteFmAyer %
balD and j. r. Bedford % balls. The refsrse OF the
evening was Mr.. j. BeuSinEer
The scheduled series and hAndicAps are A. follows
Wednesday, Jan. lS-P RaJnor 40 balls Va j. Ron,
singer Is halls r. Bedford 9bAlls) vs. Murphy as
balIsJ O. Isbell (l2 balls va j. Ouibel Is balID
Monday, Jan. g0-l. stevens a nAUs! va O. lsbell
az bAlls); A. Smith HeFAteh) Va W Murphy Us bRlsl;
J. Quloell Is bAlsl va j. Marion M hR'lsL
Wednesday, Jan PA; smith tscratch( va H. oster,
bAlO }. Bensingsr Cs lklsl Va j. r. Steven. balls
Is bAlSJ II. wioks az balls va lsPsl a. bANsj; H.
OSoTrnGyeT u bAllF) VS. y. Rayuor no balls(
"Wednesday, Jan 2a-C IsDsl (l2 ballsl YS " Marion
nj bAlls) A. Niles s balls ys q. Long 70 bAllD II.
OseFmayeT is halls va ]. r, stevens u balls -
Monday Feh SC Long 90 bAllsI Va u. Wiekgua
balls; A. smith OerAich) Vg J, stevens - bAlis; g.
isbell a. bslL Va. Y. Ranor 40 bRllSly
The sun., 1890-01-14

The rev TorR Bicycle Club's Troubles
. Since the Manhattan Bicycle Club decided
At a special meeting some weeks ago, not to
consolidate with the New York Club, the Of.
f,eera OF the latter organization found that It
would be necessary to take some action 10 in-
crease their membership and put the treasury
in n stronRer financial condition, as II was ap-
parent not alone TO members OF the club but
also TO the other elubs 10 the city that the
New Yorks were mot in the best way financial
". This was very naturally denied by num-
Der OF the members. but at special meeting
OF tho club on Wednesday last these topics
were discussed and circulars given to each
member OF the club containing the following
suggestions:
1. mat sufieisn, numbsr Of members advance so
the balance Jeff as oan payable al the of The
sum sSsE sss ne proceeds q Que o. soI9 d q.
psst which has been proposed the eluO should un'
tpsrasis ia instsmsnisI which shall te ersIi ed no
Initiation fee o. any member 9om ,,spaSs @ S
pTEsss iaSseresr. he sPsei,i ai IA. s:' ;;e5n
further dues and gaymeR' aSSed ot sG sbt o. %.
aeS.a 10 IN .SeS s4O SSRS snS
thua Increased by making them tIAns,sS%o or even
air5in0s Ssd% Gn wen
which they should bs limited TO 10 or Is per cent of
w BY Granting priyisEes of the house for period .,
not exceed cav months IAytnent or reason
able monthly due and Without Initiation fee 70 persons
who might desire learn the advantages OF cub 10
determining Join such persons 10 have no right
20 vote or ahare In the property cf the ciah
Az the meeting, each suggestion was con.
OF with one change that the members sub
scribthR under the first suggestion should be
exempted from the second. In considering
suggestion 2 q hot discussion was the result
and after the. plan was entirely hacked 70
The pleasure OF the members as to whether
they desire to subscribe or not, and also TO sus-
pend the Initiation fee Of the club, until the
members who had, according to the first sug-
ges,ion. forwarded $5S to the club: Withdrew \
Thought that article OF the suGCestiors
should with the suspension OF the initiation
fee increase the mem bersbip 49,
The questions which were left unsettled will
be decided at meeting on Jan. %.
The sun., 1890-01-14
Fighting NOtea.

Jack FogArtys hackers have put up $3.50 forfeit TO the
pounds
Tommy warren the Western feather ws,Est v.nsSso N @
purse Ton Inrham fsssaPsed hn 10 come on but
sid not eusTAptes 10 give him the purse named
Eafs Sly @ q % us H%54 n JACK ss ~ su
aaS tn. battle 10 % s'Sa See s a. sSoat
month NOR
Hagen the nGDgA, hsey SsSs of o,7 F11Ss S,S
teuc Club gymnasium Ninth and Arch ,treetk on Jan;
Billy LehmSn and Bill DAVIS and Toe godfrey.
vGArss Of III. ring in EnSAnd are EoiTC down Iso ITO
about SSni has 6een raised, aud he has been Goodsd
staR S 'sFi s s oaSss "Ss AZ s sSt II so
GUM.
John Quinn. the hacker of Paddy Mcbride who is
The en.ct thai Mcbride wili hcht oLeaiy a any ree
Tor tue frhi to take pSss al esriatn point only
sure battle
of pna ana t6sisy JoS.s hays 'ixnsa ,T,i; d
s51ss Sis: S a RS5 70 for
VII VIII az sew 6GeS 70 the nEn'
Jack foser,y OF PhiAdephis was in wilminEton on
Jan for the purpose of making arrangement spar
warren H96lt Gus TO be held 10 the Opera House on
made, and Ryan and fosArty viii come together
SGnee Wallace the clever hnE.s eSn!S% wSiSA., , and
in EnelAna Y bantam SsGhS S1Gse ssosd Be ,SG ,Sf,
country compete against come of the bantam weights
here
Batty Weldon and his hacker were at the IIl,trated
night with spider Miller. tut he did not show MP.
WeldonB hacker 8ayA that he will meet Miller or his
hacker Jan. 10 At the same place between and
O'Clock and is willing siEn articles that
sonable.
Jack Leonard of Buffalo and local middle weight
named Gillespie put on the gloves FOR ten round con
Jan. H. and made things hum Leonards 0 long
right and letthAnd swings proved TOO much to9 ne
s' sofs VA: s eompsss although Gsspis showed nmssf
to be n clever man.
Secretary McCann of the Young Mems Gymnas,ic
Athletic Club of New Orleans has tslegrsphed TO the
IIugTdted SeoS that the club will oner Jimmy Lynch
and Tommy Danforth $3.50 purse for hnAh hight 10
take place Feb IL and If Austin Gibbons and Jack
Boyo want to make match they VIII also ofter them
purse to 1ght before their Climb
Articles OF agreement to night TO finish with two
ounce gloves Marquis OF Qusensoerry rules for S25o
side and the gate money have been signed by 10 TAnsy
match the m!dd championship of Lousi
ana aud place three weeks from Jan u the
men 10 weigh l5s pounds or under.
An interesting bareknuckle hBish eight for purse Of
known sporting resort near Flushing The principals
were Joe Daily and George Dorrnan both OF Brooklyn
Wash Bergman was selected referee Daily was sec
%nded by Eugene WILKINS and Young Horace Thile s
s!euworth Al the end OF the nfth round Dormau
led respond and the purse awarded to Daily
The hight lasted eighteen minuteA
Nike Lucis. WHO 4 ma!ehed 70 dEht midde,veIget
Athletic Club this month. has nolhsd the Board OF
Directors that he will not enter the ring unless Carroll
gets down 10 ls pounds In the AEticisS 9i ent
ton rather surprised the members uf the club Carroll,
however said he wond come down 70 weight u he had
to leg on The latter has made host Of friends
iAyore in the betting Jimmy says he Will win sure,
barring acciieniA
The sun., 1890-01-14
Shooting Notes.

On Tuesday at Red Rank N. ?. CoruWell VIM. II. Lit
tie David BelshaW and DR.. Ed Fie.d shOt a match At
REson: Long Island rules yards T's tn eira. saG
Fields On Wednesday Osear HtEss and J \. Bergen
shot match at 30 clay birds Hsfts won breaking u
20 BerEen's 10.
Al the weekly shoot Of The Ze;.; Rss Club the fol
i2wdne Sco5es WeTe made 9S, .; PSss.Se 80 SS'
Zimmsrman, 2So: G: B oysEba9Ea 22' = Endk!ostter.
22S; H. Oshi 2Jt r " Hitler, no A IIt ~, B Aet-
ST. ST. XII koSi%s. sSSsis ss fF fasss * y.saraS Il ES
2I6; g. KrauIA IN; A. stAhl as. L Eslisf, 2Ss
RocHEsrEE Jan is-Rine shooting Al 100 and 200
yards In becoming VsTy popular IN RoShttier Three
clubs the Flour City Gun Club the Rochester kne
Club and the schuetLsnEede are having EsekH
matches this winter in . covered gallery lnul ltn
year smoke intsrfsrtd with the thootinG but an ia
Rsnoua German has Invented sort Of fan operated ~
electricity which clears the INSTANTLY after the dis
charge of rihe. TIE device 10 the only one IN opera
ton in this country.
The interest In the annual shooting tournament OF tas
United RtO ClubS Of New Jersey does not slAcken fo
loWinK 4 the record of the
The sun., 1890-01-14
Meeting OF the Prospect Harrlers.

The Prospect Harriers held their quarterly
meeting night at their cosey club house in Brooklyn
and took advantage of the occasion indulge in OF
their festive stag parties This is weakness of tho
HarrterN and they give 1t every opportunity
Business being before pleasure the club hat down pa
uently TO hear the various reports President McOr
being absent at National Cross Country Association
In New York Vice President Sicols assumed the func
tionG OF presiding handling the gsvel with grace The
Of tho showed the club to he n excel
lent financial standing. and his report adopted with
alacri,y, as vast secretarys report owinE TO tho
illness of Capt Stages wife lis forth
coming, which was readily excused Ernest Thorpe
elected First Lieutenant vice 6. j. l.. Wilson, after
and the boys prepared for the pleasure part of the
evening.
This consisted of the usual routine OF which man
seems 70 get weary viz good eating and drink
ing excellent singing spirited while Billy Kuhlke
charmed al present BY the charming music he got from
his banjo Tho entertainment was kept up until n
early hour this morning.
The sun., 1890-01-14
News ErOa RutEers Consgs.

Winanrs Hall 10 we'll along toward completion, Ihs Ihs
roofers expect ~ begin work BY tho middle OF 'h'A
month.
Tho ball nine candidates have gone INTO regshr Whh,
ing All OF last yeArA are IN college Ah1 'he H'A~
for the various positions promise 10 he bWrltsd
6ockstL 81 has entered for The hAf mile run ~ tS w
UnyersIy 81 PenngylyAniA gants on feb :; ~ anI
Thomas have tRsr eyes The mile run 'ue 'hs''''
leEAte next SprnE.
Itisrumor,d thSt tb.WR.s c. composed Of tSwn
and college people has purchased grogni Ss hss
club house and Courts Nine street Ihe present az
commo ationS nave bee n TOO smA for some time aud
the young blood has AZ last made move
The annual Indoor gAmes OF the Athletic aSsoeI uon
have bee definitely POSTPONED as ne RINK hAs ussh
tented and Viii 10 turned into shoe factory Inc
committee In charge hope make ArrAngelhtn ebo
where, however and the gymnasium keeps iu'' VI e%
thuIaStH.
The eOmuItteS in charge Of the junlor pT9menAoi
have chosen Feb for the fsglye OCCASION aug eesuISA
invitations from prskA which VIII be lAS9el lhb Seeh
Several Of the fair daughters OF New hrunsNlet su
mGks thsir debut and 4 number OF lAdea from Plan.
had EliIAbeIh aud Railway have made knoHn thSA
int0ntlo1 of GrGeinE this AlWAJS popular SSeAA
The sun., 1890-01-14
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS

Il Il not many years ago people travelled on horss-
haeh or By S,afrsi now hfthy miles hour is no, tas,
enough for them. Formery people wrote letters that
we're weeks 10 reaching their dss natIon now the a. Ia.
ErAph hashss thought around tie world Formerly doc
tors blsd their patients Ter nearly every complaint,
now they use advanced science OF the highest ord,,
Prot Austin Pint of Bellevue College says "rns
iudieious use Of alcoholic s,imulants Is one Of IN,
striking characteristics OF progress In the prActc. al,
medicine during the last half century rrof Henry
Mott Fh. D, ' c. q. says: "By most careful Ansy.
uis have found DuaJH Pare Malt whiskey free tror,
adultsratons foreign Substances and dsssryss'o
meet with treat success" The well known Dr R w.
Hutchinson Of Sew York saJs: II highly recommend
Duay's Pure NAT Wbbkey. aud prescribe extensively
in nv practIce" Rev Nils Of Fr ncston iH ssy,t
II have used DulyS Pure hAH Nhissey wt1 gr,nt
bsnsnt TO my wife. who y eohntmed invalid Nnv
from eIperisBce lt IL pure and most valuable med.
cine / am also using 1t the case Of nv son wAo IL
threatened with consumption ] avn a Prestyter,an
oIsTgymnn aud doctor Of divinity. but Au AFRAID
20 Feeommend pghIS Mali WhiSkel IS TIE rutrsl Anl
ost enieisnt tonic that know Of and my eAperieuce
= n large ona'