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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Sheriff gafn Ia tue district court OF Eli
9+t'4AA |u4D wards CJuut5---G- e. 1iDr-
relL. plaiuJif, Us. Mites Esti, el al. defend
ANTS, no. IS 30
By virtue OF an order of sale TO me directed
anu delivered, ISSUED out OF CuC dl=trlutcuu OF
Edwards county kansas, Will, on Eucsaly-
August l6th, ls8ir, between 2 aud O'Clock D.
10. OF said aug, ut the front door Of LnC court
house in lAusley. Edwards county lAsusrs-
OfIer uu public safe md sefI tr Tue highest
bidder Tor cash ir hand tine 4Ot-uW1Is 4c5-
or bed real estate. LO-Uitf
The southwest quarter us Necriuu ID re "a %
Is, iu township rnFeury-si1-, rs, south, lu range
sixteen To- west OF the tth principal AMOR
Idiau. la inc county OF EIWarusr state gI
N t,Ilslls, subject 90 a prior uort-ugr men OF
Eight hundred DDluLu-s with accrued inter
est thereon. said property To Toe -Hld e.
satisfy Ilr demands OF -.tIu order or sale
ItDu SCOTT.
Sheriff % EuD ards county S1u~as-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14


THE stest in the way Of alliance
commercial organizations are the ship
ping associations, They form part OF
The alliance plan for managing their
own wheat sales without the use Of
agents of any kind anu three of the
first charters of the kind were filed
with the secretary OF state this week.
Frank SIcGrath, president of the
farmers alliance, says that there is q
large amoaRt OF wheat being held by
farmers with the expectation that tie
price will materially advance. The
lecturers of the state alIienee are all
advising this, and -farnars are now
kept rs thoroughly posted on the mar
kets as the shrewdest speculEtOrs.
President McGrath- believes that the
fa .mers who hold on ID their wheat
will profit largely by it, and he says
that they understand this and viii not
sell a ushel more than absolutely nee
essary to supply Immediate wants.
Whichita Eagle.
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WOULD BE All RIGHT

Here it is again: "If the farmers
would stick to their work and let poll
tics alone, they would be all right. a
good crop or two viii put Them in bet
ter humor" Commenting on this, the
Farm, Field aud StocInluu says: 1.-THE
man who uttered that sapient opinion
belongs TO race who never till the soil
and very rarely engage in any produc-
tive industry. He was travelling sales
man for a wholesale whiskey house.
That is the kind of beings who impu-
IDENTIFY assume to look after the inter
ests of farmers better than they can
10 k after their own. Farmers are
about done with having their industries
guided and rewarded by men who were
never Industrious; with trusting public
morals to men who never had morals;
with allowing labor to beg while lazi-
ness grows fat and impudeut; with pay
ing taxes on all their homes and food
and clothing, while arrogance and in
trigue have free gifts thrust into their
pockets by corrupt legislation. 1t is
but matter of history that when the
farmer paid no attention TO Industrial
agitation, but worked from early N, 7 d
TIL late at night, day after day, and
year after year, he seldom found the
time when he was ''all right. Inert
cap Farm Nelos.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Sheriff Sale in t4g ai51Fist e2prf Of a 5a
pitdntiE, vs- Iay J.. Baum, Ct al, detendautz-
NO fJlI.
By VIRTUE of ava order 90 sale TO INC directed
ana delivered. issued out oil the district court
of Edwards county, t4lIsus, j will OH Gues-
day, august lsrhs letl, between > and 81. clock
10. rg OF said DAY. ar the IruuE door eff Euc
count houzc IN hInsley, Edwards county .
KANSAS, offer al public SALE and sell 10 lle
nfrrc-L bidder cash BAND tine A1l
lowing described real estate uu-VTIts
Tile HoEthc east quarter OF section lltcens To-
Eu rufF1lzhIu Ut.l.uly -four. "a south. jas range
eiElrceus rs vest uL tne 5tl principal Iu-E-
iIfaul iu tlc county OF Ed wards, state % kan
e.,s. subject 90 prior mortgage lleu of ElNc
Hundred Dollars with accrued interest
thereon said property 20 Doe stlu 40 aALl=l3
che demands OF said order OF saie-
c+5t Ecgu SCOTT.
ShcuEn OF Edwards county ausaz-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Sheriff Sale IN the district court OF Ed
pIaintiI, VS.. Charles II. smith, ct al uctund-
ants No l.Es3.
amt tielf FgEgd, issued out ui the district cuurr
Ol Edwards county, Kansas, VIII, ON Tues
day. August l5Uu. H. a. 1851, between and
O'Clock p- IN. OF said day al the front door
o. tine court house lu IAiuslcy. Edwards
county, Kansas, oHer uI public sale uud -ciI
Co unu highest bidder Tor CssH In hand, tine
following described real estate JD-syIJ-
Inc southwest quarter of section twenty
seven II, ia township tWeIlfy-s1lr -jr ruutf.
IaIIfEg ElLCUu- west county
Edwards, state ui ktusu5, subject 60 90 PROV
mortgage lien SAX hundred Dollars with
ltCcrueu interest thereon said property %
1u sold to satisfy the demands OI aa4u uroor
OF sale. HuD =ypTl-
3s-tf Sheriff OF Edwards County.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Tt is an every day occurrence now to
hear members OF the Old parties say
that they would rather have the other
old party in power than the people s
party. When there are big floods ou
the Mississippi it is az common Occu-
renee to see all kinds of wild animals
crawling on the same pile of rubbish
and dwelling together peaceably
through their great fear. So il Is with
the old party leaders. The great flood
of popular disapprOval has come upon
them, and they are ready to crawl on
to the same raft if 10 VIII save them
frOn the. l0od.-N0Hc0lJO rmi8t
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

e-r.--g c,r. In the district court 81 I'd
HAVtlA i'Air Warls e-uurF--E- A. Bar
her. pilinrin, VS. LTuil A. Carrier, er az
defendants. 80. 1872
ily virtue OF an order cf sale 70 me d-E1oiao
and drilFusa. issued out 81 fl g 1l55 I-cl .5lll-
Edwards county, Elersz-5 -Talls lii Auea-
GuF- August ldrus lasLr between = ono G
o'.sluez- p ul-s OF said flE. lr ll -tulE door
or the court house il Aiuste5r ~ +. ards
county Kansas oler ~ pEu-te 5lle ana SELL
11LtllF tllaz laalrlilad Tf---i esf--la. l-l-.lL-
Iaa northwest guarser az section ftirl[ o.
three a1- IT, EoHueifsr- t.FeE f1rlFe - south
1u FasEc seven teen 4tt n esq "a -ie 1ln ti-i--
l1Elti EieEt.-sfu- t5l fae county or ssi ara
STATE of fL-t-s 1fG1r Elrl1r rl1rl1ss-E q
Zen OF six HHllEnl uul-lr7. 81 81 a-es-rtlf-i
satisfy the -E--lll Ga =lld url-7sr OF e1lls
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
Sheriff Sale

CharfT QaIo in the district court OF Ed
LANAIh lHiC wards county W. e. Par
kcr, plaintiff, vs. Grant DAWSON. et al,
defendants. 40 l25G.
By virtue of ana order of sale to IuC directed
aud dclIs cred, issued out OF the district court
day, August 18TH, a. a.. l5'l- between aud
O'Clock, %. of said day ut thc front door
of the cEurt house iu lLHlsiey, EDWARDS
county, Kansas. ouer ur public sale aud sell
/ % the highest bidder. for cash i'm hand Ile
Following described real estate tl-NyiIs
The northwest. quarter OF section twenty
three, %, fin township twenty-five. - s1ultt.
ina range sixteen, Ij, west of the Jth priuui pal
I meridian la The county of Edwards state 90
hilgsIs, subject 20 a PRIOR mortgage leiu OF
( sight Hundred DoliGrSs with accrued iutgi-
{ est therein Suic property TO be EoIu 10
. satisfy the demands Ui said order CI zi.le-
ItDB Soon,
5s-5t Sheriff of Edwards County.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
Sheriff Sale In n aI5t53e5 e9,5Ft q "A r.

Sheriff Sale In the district court OF I'd
s1lllliAl bsAtD wards county 81 70 HHuus
ptuiutlG, VS. David Grof1Is CO 90 defendant
Mo- l8lJ-
IIy virtue OF an order of EuIe 70 nae directed
and delivered. ISSUED OUT uE rhe district court
uL Edwards county. hauHl5. 3 81 I'D. fn 7 ,-e5-
day August I5th. letf. between 2 Hu4 4
d-CfotlE- b. I1- of slll day at the mont door
of tho court house ln d lgls-e.-- u M arcs
sQufrr--. g. uusus oCr ar public ea-+ clll --t %
the mig hest bidder Tor CASE i- ir-lAs --o --l-
LOWING described real est are. tl-tslE5
The uuEtu hair of the north west quarter o.
section twenty -four, -. lH township twenty
four 20 autIr1, or range E1FC llll, -as GER OF
the sslh principal meridian TO rhe county o.
Edwards. state oE kluz-lr- su .1 4cl p "a ELt11
mortgage lEeu OF Five Hundred Dollltr-r WIN
accrued interest thereon said property 70
be sold ais1isfE the demands ur said order
~ safe
ROD sClzEs
sheriff OF Edwards County i-alusas-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14


Many individuals are sure that there
is q deficiency in This season s pig
crop. Perhaps a majority estimate
the shortage forty per cent in Iowa
and Illinois as compared with 1S98.
Having visited a go0dly portion of the
stute mentioned, the writer is CON
WINGED that the number OF hogs for
stock purposes Is oue-fourth less than
last yeaT. and that the hogs being
grown Tor pork are oue-tniTd less. at
least Scarcity OF grain has caused
more or less neglect in feeding, which
is sure To rstard the early maturity OF
the Spring pigs for the early autumn
market. Many farners VIII BOW be
obliged TO delay selling until Decem-
Der and january the hogs which in
former Seasons Went two months ear
lier. Tt is probable, then. that a
steadily aGVssa cing market for this
sort OF live stock WIZ be tile effect.
Advantage on this acc0uut VIII result
to those who have corn 30 sell, as "a
greater amount az the new crop viii
be needed for early feeding An un-
Elsusli' efnand for ail sorts Of breeding
hogs Is TO be expected. also, as q Eesulr
OF the steady prices of pork which ars
10 BE stutiriu-ltgd- Farmers having
hogs aud corn need lie concerned only
for the proper maturity Of both 20
should be remembered tlat five hogs
y 3 cents % pound, afford good returns
1o zoet used I'm th--L-, iH
1-lQn5e Judd Hul.slzr
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
rENs1oxs ~ DoUBrFU1 srArns.

The overthrow of the republican
party i'm Kansas has had one good effect
already, If no other could be claimed
for it. III has been notorious fact
for many years that pension CLAIMS OF
old soldiers have been more promptly
adjusted in Indiana and in other states
where republican supremacy was Up-
certain, than III states in which the re-
suit was never doubtful. Heretofore
it has only required from half inch
TO Hu inch of space to chronicle the
the pensiUa granted TO soldiers resident
in Kansas. Now it requires nearly q
column. This is the advantage the
soldier has ia living in state not
Gel tain to have a republican majority
i'm a general election; and Kansas
soldiers who are now receiving tardy
justice should thank tie peoples party
for bringing about condition that in
sures them recognition--I 0pctu 1dUO-
rsgfe
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

II is now believed that the alarm
ing rumors concerning the health OF
the emperor of Germany are un-
founded and that they were set afoat
by spectators TO affect prices on the
bogFse. - 80
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

,Ea-srF grla ne che af=t-fct ce1rt of - p
.'i-t-' -it raraz csilats--'- - Yer
ee-- pilnSs -F aotan- et s-
% v5rlue an E-er nf -siIe o. ra- iir.c-
c0ti-z cE Edwards county, il-u=-l7- r-5.i- ,iu
lHe-elis-- AusHst le-n. ~ g. la-ll- t-tgfe.-u
iacr ql Tue court -ause -u htsaie--- l-l1arls
county. kansas Caer 90 Uuriic sale ill1u sell
r1 she highest bidder for cash in hauds ghu
following dezgrii cd real estate, En-lgi t=
the city OF hlnsle5- t-dfFi-fd= counts. Hntlslls-
SUBJECT 10 a uF-Qge me rtgatige iit-n OF seven
ilEun+el Dollars with -lccEuUl interest
thereon HllI property go Be sold 20 satisfy
the demands OF sl-rl slI-4gr OF SALE
1fDu SycTI.
asst sheriff OF Tilu artl5- County.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

a PEOPLES party club was organ
lied at Eureka Springs, Ark, on the
10th inst. The party is making rapid
progress in that section Of the state
and expects to elect its congressman
from that district next campaign.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

TIE state central committee OF the
peoples party in session, at Topeka, on
the nth inst, discussed the project Of
Establishing daily paper at Topeis: &.
l. is needed and would at once secure
,ah immense circulation.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Kansas City, Kan, seems to be as
badly tFessted by its city council as we
are by our school board. The trouble
there is that the council purposes buy
ing the electric plant at an axorbitant
price,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
The KfNsLEY GRAPHIC
FuiDAY. AUGUST u. isai,

We ARE glad to be able 70 gre our
readers substantial matter on the out
side pages this week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Sheriff Sale In 5es dLztrLeG court Of FL ia


John @. Fuhuest6ck. pIaIutiT. rs. James
Ayruu and Elizabeth l3grue, defendants
aE virtue of au order OF 1uIe issued tu gar,
out OF sa.it District Court "a abe above cut-
tied uctiors Vilts ON Tuesday the LIST luF
OF sepIemhcr, A. d., la9lr- between ,
and 4 % clock p or said day gt the
front door ur the Court House IU the
CITY of kins!ey in tine county OF Edwards iu
the state OF iAsiu=fSs ouer a. public sale and
sell To the highest ana best bffieg-, Ger cash lrI
hand. GA the following described real cstnIc
wits
I Lots q, - and 30 and tra east g OF lot 81
ln the ~ eEt fsinsicy addition 90 tho town 90
kFuzlcy in Edwards county, kuusas, cord
ing TO the recorded plat of said IOWA. lying
uud situate in the county of Edwards, in the
state of Kansas.
The uboyc-descrihCd real estate win be sold
without appEuisCmeu- no satisfy said order OF
sale hOd ScDlt,
95t Sheriff OF Edwards county, Kansas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Ctrrfff C1fn In the district court OF Ell
lAI+-lt oato wards couut1---tE. g. I'lr
Ser, plaintiff, vs. Lindsey Whitlow- 81 all
defendants d o. 1913.
By Virtuc OF an urllsF OF sale to me directed
and delivered, issued QUO OF chs. district court
of Edwards county. 1.fllI=us, -il4- Tues
day, august isth- lc1i- ugtlEe = ilrsi 3 O'Clock
p- OF saiu day at ne Front uuer of tho
court house. in iEinsley, rewards county.
Kansas oler a. public sais and sell tu thu
highest bidder. Tor cash tu hand the Eul low
ing described real ts tate, To- 1gIt-
The northwest quarter ufrs=utinH fftecu,
sixteen. I6 west OF the ftb principal meridian
10 the county of Edwards, stH-e of kaf.=st~,
ubieut TO a prior mort rilra tf-u OK EI-El
Hundred Dollars, with accrued luEcr,Si
thereon said property 20 Toe Sold tD satisfy
-he demands OF said order or sale
Ron SCOTT
G8-5t sheriff OF Edwards county
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

a correspondent of the Michigan
Farmer says; '-Eor gargeJ / take "a
piece of saltpetis as large as a hickory
nut, pound il fine and fed it in a bran
mash. For cake udder i battle the
udder thoroughly two or three times q
day with beef bIine, as hot as can be
borne For years I have used these
remedies with very satisfactory results
but still am ready to learn and make
use Of better If tMere aIe SUCH
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
FARM NOTES.

On many a farm may still be found
women who spend hours churuiug
when moments would suffice, because
the temperature Of the cream is not
right Yet with the price of one
pound of butter a. cream Thermometer
could be purchased Is il right to
waste time and strength doing mead
less work?-BeIle Z. Drug, IN Amsri-
can Farm NeJrs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

WHILE the east is suffering from
the most intense heat experienced for
several years, just think of the
weather we are enjoying.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

Our farmers should not fail to read
the Nebraska warehouse biil'' in
this issue. Is IS Is step ia the direction
of our subj treasury plan, the difference
being in the Nebraska scheme the
farmers pay from eight to ten per cent,
which gUes into the pockets of the
money changer. the sub-treasury plan
reduces the interest TO two per cent,
which goes TO the general government,
and hence remains III the hands OF the
people. Farmers, il VIII pay you to
post up on these matters. Sherman
County Farmer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14

The 81, X & IL. railway, under the
slliuful control OF Jay Could, could not
pay It's debts, SO Uucie sam took clisrge
of it for a couple OF years, paid on
the debts, paid big salaries TO Two re-
ceiTers lots OF court expenses, aud has
just turned it over to the owners in tip
top shape. And yet they tell us the
government cannot run railroads.
During the war the government butt
and operated many railroads with tine
greatest JCjefs01dun.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-08-14
OUR EXCHANGES.

The Organization formed at Cincin-
natf ls eatll 9, party, but 10 is toEsiiy
devoid Of psittisliiiisIr- 81 is a cQuiullu
of independents who acvce upon
aI important issues Tt Us rot ilir
organization Of hidsbound partIsilIis.
If the people $ party had "a platform
opposed TO AN increase iu the money
volume there would not be man in u
that is now in ir.-HuHlit0il C-I0l Id
Uocute.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-11-05
WAKE UP,

The age is one of rapid progress and
we are in it. Our patrons are among the
NEST progressive Of the nation. They
are quick to take advantage of good
offer. We make great many but when
we recently offered set Of the memoirs,
either of Grant, Sheridan, Sherman,
Mcclellan, or Lee, in their respective
original editions, for 80 cents set, in
connection with years subscription to
this paper, $3.50 in all we fairly out
did ourselves.
Thousands OF orders have already been
received by the publishers, SO that if
our friends wish to avail themselves OF
this extraordinary opportunity, they
must wake up. No such offer has ever
before been made to the reading public,
and it is doubtful if it ever will be dupli-
Gated.
Again we say, awake upP'
If not on reading terms with the maya
zine, send postal card request for free
sample copy to the Cosmopolitan Publish.
ing Company, Madison Square, New
York city. tt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-11-05
Actual improvements in the Portland
addition will advance the price. tt
Willard Says So.

/. In Speaking to an Oregonian reporter
Willard said:
II was much pleased and surprised at
the developments and promise shown in
the Grays harbor country. 1t was my
first visit there and the evidences of re-
sources and promise were far beyond my
expectations. No, the Northern has no
plan for making South Bend shipping
point for the Palouse country wheat. Our
plans there are very manifest. Our
branches to Ocosta and South Bend will
be pushed right along to completion.
We have some 5000 stockholders and
some of them may be interested in ele-
vators and wharves at these places but
there is no concerted action on the part
of the company. We have no plans from
North Yakima across to Chehalis, or
down the Columbia river. or to Astoria"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-11-05
SHIPPING.

The schooner J. M. Weatherwax,
Capt Smith, came in this week and is
loading at the Weatherwax Lumber Com
pany's wharf.
The barkentine Webfoot, Capt. Palm
gren, left for sea Tuesday, loaded with
lumber from Wilson Bros mill.
The schooner Roy Sommers left Vests
wharf to-day, loaded with lumber for the
Slade Lumber Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-11-05
cHEHAL1s COUNTY CURRENCY


(Mllteu Dy Jne Local Mluts.j
Karr's saw mill is reported to have re-
ceived an order for 100000 feet Of lum-
Der from San Francisco.
Harry F. Keene, the actor, has organ
lied another travelling troupe, and will
soon go on the road again.
The county auditor has issued mar
riage license to John Pongratz and Mrs.
Tillie Z. Davis, both Of CHsmopolis.
Died, at Hoquiam, on Monday, Nov.
I'd, 1891, the young wife of Clarence
Petit. He has the sincere sympathy Of
all in his sorrow
Commissioner Gillies states that the
county tax levy for all purposes will be
about 9 mills, which added to the state
levy will make ~ mills.
The county commissioners have issued
the funding bonds, in the sum OF $685.
600, to Alonzo Elliott, OF NJ nchester,
N. H., for par, less five per cent. COM
mission.
A little child OF John Johnson, who
lives on Silvia street, died last night from
drinking concentrated I've. 1t was also
ill from pneumonia. This is the second
recent death in this city from drinking
lye.-Vidette.
''Gleaner" is to be the name of the
new three masted schooner now building
in the ship yards. The name suggested
itself from the fact that the material left
over from the construction of the Che
halls is to be used in the Cleaner
thereof. -Hoquiam Tribune.
Surveyor Pulsifer has been awarded
the government contract for surveying
township2l, north Of range 10 west, and
passed through Hoquiam last Friday
with complete surveying outfit. This
township has all been occupied by squat
ters who have patiently waited several
months for survey that they might
prove up on their claims.
Captain Helm, of the coast survey
steamer Gedney, stated sthat much diff.
Guilty had been encountered in the survey.
ing the bar at this time Of year, but the
work has been through and complete
He suggested that the people Of Grayt
harbor make united effort to have g
survey made Of the ipner harbor and
possibly the bar next year. 1t is a well
known fact that the spring or summer is
more favorable for this work and the re-
suits more satisfactory. Hoquiam Trib
une.
Editor Owen of the Aberdeen Bulletin
in company with Sheriff Burnett o.
Lewis county, were pleasant callers al
this office Tuesday. The Graphic is
pleased to learn that Mr.. Owen is now
taking steps toward the establishment o.
an advertising agency for the benefit o.
fthe newspapers Of the Northwest, which
are constantly being imposed upon, as il
were, by foreign advertisers. Il he sue
ceeds, and we hope he may, Mr.. Owen
will establish this Office in Tacoma, that
being the most central point Of the field
he desires benefit.-Gate City Graphic.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-11-05

When you've got thing to say,
Say it Don't take half day.
When your tales got little in it,
Crowd the whole thing in a minute!
Life Is short-a feeting yapor-
Don't you fill the whole blamed paper
With a tale, which, AT pinch,
Could be carpeFed in an inch!
Boil her down until she SINNERS;
Polish her until she glimmers.
When you've got thing to say,
Say it Don't take half a day
Atlanta Constitution.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-11-05
A Serious Accident.

Rev. DR.. Lackey met with very
serious accident late Saturday afternoon
while cutting on board with a pocket
knife. He cut the main artery in his
left arm. The doctors tied the artery
and dressed the wound. They said the
doctor would otherwise have bled to
death in two hours.