The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-18

us very tired. They never mention
Edwards county's ''tiller of the soil, 81
aspirant for Congressional honors.
HERE AsO THERE.
Hutchinson has a candidate for con-
gress named Jones. He is q good
man. A relative Of Brown.-Enporio
Republican.
The taxpayers held q meeting at To-
peka the other night to protest against
further prosecutions of the original
package agents at that place.
The Wichita Eagle says that Barney
Kelley is too promiscous as a pension
agent, and that he was so as preach
er. How things have changed since
Brer Murdock and Mr.. Kelley used to
run the Methodist church at Wichita.
Tn following is a boys compost
tiOn of flies: The cyclone makes the
hotise fly, the carpenter makes the saw
fly, the driver makes the horse fly, the
grocer tiiakes the sand fly, the black
smith Hiakes the fire fly, the boarder
makes the butter fly, the girls make
the money fly.
A careful analysis reveals the fact
that the wttter at Winfield is tihwhole-
some and dangerous and is absolutely
unfit for drinking purposes. Under
the circumstances the county attorney
is justified III keeping one eye shut
when he passes an original package
house in Winfield.
The biggest bluff on the Missouri
river nowadays" says the Topeka
journal, lis the A. L. Mason, but the
railroads arc not afraid Of bluffs and
they will tunnel through in short
order" 1t is strange how naturally
and readily a man becomes d cofpOra-
tiOn slave after residence of six
months or year in Topeka.
Stories Of girl harvesters are now in
order. Dickson county rather leads
the procession With girl of Is, pretty
and graceful &ho has driven the self
binder over 200 acr, for her father
and taken care of four horses herself
During the spring she helped put in
l2O acres of corn, did the work for i
family of seven persons welt to ten
dances and iried twice to eiOpe. She
expects now to START in the fall for
Africa as a Observation-Disclosures
Reflector.
The Farmers alliance of Shawnee
county has issued an address against
the proposition to vote $500, 900 in
bonds to build bridge across the Kan
sas river at Topeka. 1t sets forth that
the bridge is for the accommodation
of street railroads, the water works
company, the telephone and telegraph
lines, for the use of which the ptiblic
must pay two cents on the dollar. The
grangers have no objection to the new
bridge if payed for by the people who
will be specially benifited 10y its con-
str'uction, and they are going to turn out
the day of the bond election
and give the Topeka folks a chance to
g down into their own pockets and
pl0 tide the means for tho desired i'm
provement,
Noble L. Prentis in the Kansas City
start "You may start after break
last and journey at the average laii-
road speed until q reasonable hour for
slipper, and you will not have travers-
ed the length OF KANSAS though you
will have journeyei the length Of
England, but If yOu possess a head
piece of average construction and
value, you will have seen enough to
keep you in thinking material fCf riany
d day. OF this Kansas towns it may
not be said that they ara reffiote, sqnal-
Ia or vicious. There are no towns in
Kansas nick-named mo God or Dogs
Misery or anybody's 'Holler.' There
STE no towns counted as alive, where
there are not tasteful residences sur
rounded by shrubbery, with sidewalks
in front, wherein lots of fat and fair
babies gambol when the evening sun
is low. None are on by.roads; each Is on
a great thOroughfare; each commands
a ine- view Of the star of Hope"
- Jay aSuid's Prayer
0ttr father who art in England,
Rothschild be thy name, thy financial
kingdom come to America, thy " ill be |
done in the United States IS it is in
England. dive us this day our bonds |
hi gold, but not In silver. Give tis
plenty of laboring mems votes to keep |
in power and their friends in |
Office. We know, our father, We have |
done many things that afe wrong; we
have robbed the poor and brought dis,
SIcSS W many y 0OOr. we Know IL /
was wrong to refund the bonds and |
make them payable in coin. We know
It was wrong to demonitize silver. We
know 1t was wrong to water our rail-
road stock, but thou knowest We made |
money by that. Now OuF father,
.hOu kncwest we are abovS politics. |
It Is the same to us whether Denioc1ats |
u Republicans rule, for thou knOWest |
ne arc able to sway political jobs in our
avoT. Ies;d US not in the way of 81 -ikcs,
out sleli yer rs from the hands CT the
insane knights of Labor and the !
Farners' Alliance Thus we shall !
nave the kingdom. bonds, interest, |,
'ower and gold until the republic /,
,hal end. Amen
English SPAWN Liniment rem owes !
laEd. soft. or calloused Jumps and |
IL blemishes from horses. blood spawn |
;urbs, spiints. sweeney. ring.boDs /
titles, SpraIns. all swollen throAka, /
,Oughs &c. Save so BY use sf ons
,ottie. Warranted. sold by B. r. Ia |!
nm s. Go. Druggists.
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