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ing. Do not run over time with any
recitation. Your work will not be
efficient unless you have some system
! about it, and you have no system when
you pay attention to time.
BE prompt in everything. Look
carefully over each lesson before
attempting TO hear the recitation.
Try always to have a pleasant
expression on the face while in the
school room, no matter how things go
wrong at home.
Keep your record Of attendance on
paper and transfer it to the register
once a week.
The county superintendent wiz
want to see your register. You can
assist him in his work by preparing on
paper a classification record showing
age of pupils, studies pursued, and the
advancement made in each study.
If there are maps and charts belong
ing to the school use them, this is
what they are for. They should not
hang on the wall unnOticed.
Read each issue of your educational
Jun A-cAAH II g0A I1 AE4s eal-1 q Io-lLdlaLts
you should.
Have some interesting opening exsr-
cises each morning. and in this way
endeavor TO break up hardness.
Keep your desk clear of dust. Keep
the door clean If possible, and do not
let the dirt accumulate in any corner
Of the room, teach your pupils 70 keep
clean hands ana faces.
When you begin conducting a rec
tation do not let pupils interrupt yor.
1t is mistake for a teacher to try 10
conduct a recitation and answer
questions for the rest OF the school at
the same time,
The county superintendent viii visit
you in friendly spirit and not for the
purpose Of censuring you, his object
will be to assist you in your work. He
viii observe your methods Of teaching
and your manner Of governing and
how you are endeavoring to follow
those instructions Your standing
as a teacher will depend much upon
those things.
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implement Dealer.
JUsOHs DRAygN.

The following IS a list Of juror
drawn to serve during the October
term Of the district court;
Gus. FlOllr, Howard Carter, RObt.
Roberts, John Martin, G. s. shaw,
A. c. Kinds, Kinsiey7 John Carpenter,
Jasper ArbOgsst, John Emmett, =. c.
Crow, North Brown; Paul Memo, U.G.
leslie, C. w. TIHiner, ). p. Woods,
Silas McCarty, M. Wesse,T. P. R-int-
ner. Franklin; e. F. Mayhem, Lincoln;
B. T. McGiI. Geo. Cross, Wayne; r. V.
futile, Belpre; W. J. WestPhai, Jack
SON; Geo. Altering. Frank Weiiman,
Trenton. Court eonvenes October Goth.
Jury is summoned for attendance at
8 O'Clock u. N. October 2Ist.
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EELLsEUEe ErEAs.



Corn will soon be lt 20 crib.
Ms. B. p. IJEyes has returned from
a visit OF several weeks In Illinois.
She reports that the alliance Is flour
lining there. The cranks are rapidly
Becoming attached TO the main shaft
Think that by 90 they Will start 1t to
running,
Our g. o. p. friends look pale behind
the ears when they hear a COOL alliance
speech
Our friend Hebron thought he had
struck quite a scheme to capture a
few notes by bowling ring. but the
people of this county knOwI pretty well
in what party the ring rules.
Our county lecturer and the lecturer
Of the Kiowa county alliance spoke at
tie Sunny Side school house Friday
evening, October 9th. and had a good
attendance.
Some OF our young friends while
coming home from the uaffy pulling
last Saturday night were tipped over
in the creek by the horses becoming
frightened and received a cool bath.
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TEsrIaaONALs.

The Day OF Miracles Is act Passsd--Rsad
nad be Convinced
uEALy 4 BIGLOW, Pueblo, Colo,
August 10th, 1891.
Dear Sirs:-I am pleased to announce
Indian Sag'ga, and that It has entirely
cared my rheumatism. Whsn began
taking Sagwa WAS unable to walk
without the aid of erutcIies. Now /
am walking from eight 60 twelve miles
per day in my business. / began tax
ing Sagwa six weeks ago and can heart
lily recommend it to all.
Respectfully yours,
j. L. MCKINLEY.
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COLORADO Cry, Colo, July 9Th, 80.
To KICKAPOO INDIAN MEDICINE Co.
Dear Sirs:-L have been suffering
with blood pOisining for five years.
tried numerous blood medicines. also
tried the skill of eminent physicians
throughout the country expanding an
enormous amOut OF money and got no
relief. purchased three bottles OF
Indian Sagwa and three boxes Of Buff
falO TalIow Salve and after using them
found myself entirely cured.
Yours very cordially,
WALLACE HORSER.
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MARRIED:-NOhle-I 4sughry. in Pitts
burgh, Pa, Thursday, October 18Th,
1Er. Charles 6. Noble and sIiss NAY
LaugbIy. The groom a nephew Of
Ed. A. Noble OF this city, spent the
summer h eTe several years ago and is
remembered by all OF cur people. The
happy couple viii reside in-AIieg haney
City.
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il. MCKINLEY.

GARDEN CITY, KAs., Oct. /. 1891.
IIEALY X below,
Dear Sirs:-I have been a sufferer from
rheumatism for many years. 1 could
not put on my coat without assistance
from one Of the members OF my family.
also have been ahiictad with bloat-
ing of the stomach for several years.
have always been eonstipatsd. Meet
ing your agent here purchased one
bottle of Sagwa and it did me so much
good. L found Immediate relief. /
bought a second bottle and have used
one bottle and half; can put on my
coat myself without any assistance, no
bioating OF the stomach, no cOnstipa-
ton. I merely write this to help other
afflicted persons as L have used all
medicines that have been recon-
mended without any satisfaction till
1 struck SagwH.
Yours truly,
JONI SIMON.
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Not all is gold that glittsrs'' is
true saying; it is equally true that not
all is saTsaparilIa that is so labelled.
If you would be sure OF the genuine
article, ask for Ayers Sarsaparilla.
and take no other. Health is too pre-
eious to be trifisd with.
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EubalGlGa1u 7iIGtIcg.
in the district court within and Tor the
county OF Edwards. In ths STATE Of EauEla.
C. l. Beall, plaintiff
Charles A. GEBleF. dsfsulant-
State OF Kansas 90 CllrIe8 ASaIbIor- you
ysiil take notice l1aE you have been gLlad ga
District CouEzr ma dtlg- suu must answer the
patitlul Sled on OF bal1re she LIST day Of
DscslnbeEs lt9l or st11 petition villa - E-Een
e. true and judgment rendered in said
action against you Tor the zusa OF EsUglrW
GultLrl. win interest thereon 90 Gag rate o.
% per cent per Guullua from the ath DAY az
November. fala. and for costa OF Elstrs 1ud .
further judgment tsEulllll yea Tor ~ Tors-
clrguro OF o certain mortgage upon e1sE Eul-
loving dgEcrful1 real estate. 20 UaEs
LnE ea1E nlif OF the EuuEEeaE1 quarter and
glEl hGlf o. RID uoEElrGC1G gulFlaT q llelfuz
tsIaHtg. - in lu7Tlzalll urlzutg-lE. -. G1fth,
fra range sixteen. De- " OF The 1tl E-l-. lying au1
lsfEfaeeu IA tlg county Of au7lEttl- On fr-G1Ea
OF Eanlls ana udludEi-lar EillE llla autl uizin-
tll ua1 the aIlr hen uugn sad Izr9lui1z5 20
uluraas-isi, aud ordering said paaE-llal
20 be sold Ulthgut li1EEai6leIulllit AMI tlsu
proceefls EHIait-d ~ Cal Payment Uf the
OF due plisiltlh and me costs 81 slrtr.
AMI forever barring ana f1r-cluziliE Elli
Gel elltiilgtH. gud each oi t1CEs OF st1d Gr1lHl
uii tlsh- utic- erisite, il-te-4=ss property Hud
esfGltg OF r-e 1llFZi-i- ill oF 90 said prHulsl-s
any pam rlerEIl-
tsE1 TEL gFHEEi-EE G sssrtEzs-l
Atlssts A. j. KAYE, C4urE- Au'Ya tor Fli &.
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TEMPERANCE DOTS
For God. and nome. and native land

For God. and homo. and native land.
The subject for our November meet
ing IS Reforms"
&c
The English brewers are secretly
combining against ihs liberals, fearing
that liberal parliament viii legisiate
unfaSOrabiy 90 their business.
ENGLISH LIQUOR LICENSES.
The brewers and liquor dealers
throughout the country are much dis
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Ham IHntz, the genial cashier at
the Santa Fe depot, has gone toNicker-
son, where he has been given better
position with the same company. He
has proven - most accommodating
official and Kinsley regrets his depart
IRE,
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COLORADO spR1Nas, CoLo., june

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, june 27.
MEssRs. HEALY & BIGELOw:-l
have been suffering for u years with
indigestion and all of its bad symp-
toms. have taken one bottle of
your KIekpOO Indian SagWa, and am
happy to say that have been wonder
fully relieved ami feel confident that
am on the right road to recovery.
Bless SssgYa say.
II. LIVINGSTON.
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4 msetIng Of the voters OF the pse-
pies party OF Trenton township viii
be hgIs Thursday afternoon. October
22nd, at O'Clock, at Oherlo, for the
purpose Of nominating n township
ticket.
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Yours truly.
JOHS SIMON.

PUEBLO, CoLO., Aug, 10Th, 1891.
ITEALY & BIGeLow,
Dear Sirs;-I was suffering very
much from sore feet caused by the
hot weather. I was induced to try
TniHn Oil; made out one nppIica-
ton, it cured me in "a very short time.
FRANK SCHMELzER.
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COLORADO spRlNas. CoIlo.. ]

COLORADO SPRIEss. COI,O., June p.
MEssRs. HEALY & BIGELOw:-T
called upon your agents for KickapOo
Indian SagwH ana your oil, and they
have done me gOUd. had a very bad
case Of catsrrh and intend to continue
the use Of your remedies, for L know
they are going to cure me.
j. W. REED.
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THE ESICzAPOOS on THE WAR PATH.
One of HsaIsy & Bigslow's Kickzpoo
Indian Medicine Co.'S. will arrive here
MOn'iay- October 9th. and remain two
weeks, giving free entertainments with
change OF program nightly. The com
paIly includes four Sioux Indians, four
white people, a doctor and the per
formers, They come from Dodge
City where they have been for the
past two weeks doing hne business.
Everybody is cordially invited to At
tend. They via crest their tents
east Of Tabl5s' elevator.
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z. f. IIOdsoa is e-seting a substan-
tial dwelling on his farm in North
Brown. Mr.. ITodson is one Of tile
solid TURNER'S of the county who has
made money Oh mixed farming during
his seven years residenca here.
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e. H. ellison and family have
returned from Oregon, well content to
roaks Edwards county their future
home. He has bought farm adjoin-
ing his old home Rsar Lewis. His son
John has slsO recently returned from
Denver and will locate in the same
vicinity. Thus one by ooe the
wanderers return, showing the real
worth of old Edwards county.
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Report OF the Pross5diugs of the SUNDAY
School COnuenJiBH.

Report OF the Proceedings of the SUNDAY
School COHaentioB.
The Sunday service held III the
Congregational church, preceding the
Sunday school association, was con-
Quoted by Rev. Thompson, and sing
ing by Rev. b. T. Watson, making a
very impressive service.
Rev. B. +. Watson assisted the
singing in the Sunday school in the
afternoon, to the great delight Of the
children. He also sung i'll the evening
for the Y. p. 3. e. T., adding much to
the interest of the meeting, not alone
by singing, but by his welI-choseu
words.
Tie Sunday school association began
ION Mon lay at 2:8O p. IN. The song
and prayer serviCs seemed to give US
ne y impetus for the work. The evan
geiIstic singer seemed to send home to
each heart with his powerful voice the
thought in the song God is calling
yet" IN such manner that we do fully
believe there will a great good come
TO us from this meeting.
J. F. Drake reached here late on
Monday, and assisted ia tile evening
service. n. Roberts address Of
welcome was given in a few we'll
chosen sentences, expressing his
anxiety for a successful and profitable
session, also expressing the thought
that we had struggled through diff
eulties, hoping good results from this
association. J. F. Drake gave the
response to the welcome with his
heartfelt thanks, but believing lie
could do the cause more good to speak
on what the workers should do. He
said we should wake up to the work,
get up an interest, and not be afraid
Of being enthusiastic.
Tuesday mornings meeting was
very interesting and profitable TO all
present. Rev. Bartle was not able to
conduct the devotional exercises, but
they were not omitted.
p. Ostrander gave us some good
thoughts on what a Sunday school
teacher ought to be, with the discus
sion it was all very helpful for the
teacher.
Geo. 81 bourne reached mere on tu6
noon train, when our anxiety seemed
TO pass away, for we felt that God
dOeth ali things for the best gOOd Of
his children and that those three men
who are strong ia the works OF the
Lord, in spiritual uplifting OF souls,
would carry forward this work to the
glory of God.
The officers chosen for the coming
year are: President, r. TTOtteFs sec
Rotary and treasurer, Mrs a a.
| Adams; executive committee. j. lEa-
lin, s, AcMuTtry, T. z. OtG; vice
presidsnts-one from each township
as follows: Trenton, E. p OFT; Frank
Iin, n Buchanan; Wendell, J. ID.
EfeCorldes BeipEe, Afr. DOns.vau;
jackson, ~. l. Bureheri Binsley, ".
Roberts
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We WILL 90 YOU GOOD

We are Agents for DOAlJ-5 BEST Case
LINE, KITE, Ets. Oar lire Of Cakes and
Crackers are the largest and finest 10 be found
in th8 city We also carry Dry and salt
Meats. we sell nc love- est living prices.
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All persons knowing themselves
indebted to me are requested 70 call
IN and settle at once. Ny bills became
due October 1st and 1 need money
and must have it.
a. C. FISHER,
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Dealer in everything ia the Grocery Line,
also, Hardware, QueensWare, Glassware, Tin
ware, WOOdenWare, Notions, Fruits, OILS OF ali
kinds, Etc, Etc. Our prices are AL right, aud
on cash sales we are just little lower GA most
articles than other dealers Come and see us
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Far " 81 Lndge No H. meets egeEv Monday
night iu their hall over & a heaGE drugstore.
Al members Of the order are Invited e at
y a SNOW. Secretary Nc
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turbed over the severe aud critical
( eourse pursued by many OF che masis
trsites at the licensing sessions. Herr
tofors when . license was not indoTssd
/ with evidences that the holder had been
/ convicted Or some violation. q was
] relieved ~ q matter Of course. This
has all bean changed by a recent decis-
/ ion OF the courts affirmed on appeal
I by the House o. LsOFds. that the jas
I tees have entire discretion rs % the
/ renewed OF q Hceuss, whether the con-
/ duct Of the license holder has been
I satisfactory OF not, and thats the
T iiceHIug magistrates deem 1t % the
public interest 20 do so. they cam
refuse any longer % license place no
MISTER il it has been deceased Tor hun
dreds Of years. The result is that tue
justices are refusing licenses 20 some
very old taveTns on the ground that
there is no real need for them, and are
also refusing in other cases where. in
former times, the license would have
been granted almost as matter Of
right. The Manchester magistrates.
by a vote OF 40 10 Is, hays decided not
TO grant liquor license t. a music
hall recently erected at q cot OF eeD,-
w. anu 81 " e1t LlLOlla " lex a AlGGA-Afi
to sell beer, porter and cider was
refused TO the mayor OF the borough.
Meanwhile drinking in social clubs IS
on tie increase. and these are consid-
cred beyond the reach Of tine police
or the magistrates. Parliament viii
probably be asked 20 deal with the
subject Ht the coming sessiOn.-Dis-
patch.
NEVER under any circumstances, read
a bad bgOk; and never spend a serious
hour in reading a secOnd-Tats book.
40 words can overtake the mischief OF
bad reading. a bad book VIII often
haunt man his whole life long. IL
is often Esmenbered when much that
is better Is forEOtteni it intrudes itself
at the most solemn moments, and con
teammates the best feelings and emo
ions. Reading trashy. secOnd-Fats
hooks is a grieyOUs waste OF tune also.
In the first place, there are a great
many more fFst-Eate books than you
can master; and in the second place,
you can not read an inferior book
without giving up an opportunity OF
reading a hrst-rate book. Rocks,
remember, are friends-bOoks affect
character; and you can as little neglect
any other moral duty that is cast upon
yOu.-LOTd COleridge.
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If you wish to secure u certain and
speedy result, when using Ayers Sar-
saparilla, e careful in observing the
rules of health, or the benefit may be
retarded. a fair and persistent trial
Of this medicine never fails, when tue
directions are followed.
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s. G. Leonard, the jeweler, wishes
the people to call and see his new line
of jeWelry, watches, clocks, optical
gUOds, etc. lie las the largest line to
select from Ian this section of the cOuu-
try. He handles only the best quality
of goods, and everything sold by him
is guaranteed to be as represented
Fine repairing a speciality. Do not
forget the place, pOstOdice building.
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Halls Vegetable 5ieilan Hair
Remover is unquestinnably the best
preventative of the hair. It is also
curative Of dandruff, letter, and all
scalp affections.
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y pleasant party WAS given by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Woods, last Wednes-
day evening. About twenty couple
were present,
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SECRET SOCIETIES

o
Golden Chain Chapter. No. 81 meets IN Ma.
Eonfc hail. on Sixth Street the first ana third
Friday 0SePce month. Mrs F. N. COLE.
MRS. p. ]. BOtES. w. n.
Secretary
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A u W

AOUW
KiusIsy Lodge 40 l9l noets every second
and fourth Friday night Of each month in
their hall on sixth street. Visiting brothers
ere cordially iuviteG 10 meet With u.
" u FRENCH a WOODBU nv
Recorder II W
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EilWinninR Lodge No ig5, K Of P. Meets
avery Thursday at m, ia q u hall or
Colony avenue. Visiting EuiEh IN good
standing coFGialiyin vitsd to sttsna.
- LAhAHEE. SCOTT HHAEAAE,
&C < Of Il 4
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Hard Cash is My Platform !

Low tariff, low prices. free coinage Of
silver and unlimited circulation. direet
government loans to the people In
SUFFICIENT quantities 70 enable them TO
pay cash for their groceries and the
necessaries of life.
There is with the abundant harv est
and high prices that All farm products
bring. no longer a reason why this
credit system -sAOOiG continue. making
high prices and in the end en-. barFAssing
both 70 the creditor ami debtor. Pay
cash and bay your goods cheaper tnan
you have aver before bought them in
KinsieT.'
I invite those parties who have here
tOfors sent their money to Kansas city
to make me a call and see how near
Kansas city prices can get.
Butter. eggs. poultry and all farm
products will be
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Z. a. Noble, VINO has just returned
from the eastern markets. says he has
laid In 4 stock that will make the poo
pie OF Edwards county laugh and be
surprised alsO, when they see the
quantity, quality and prices that he
will offer them this fall
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PROCLAMATION
Know ye all men and women to
whom these presents como,
GREETING

That experience is true but eSPen-
sivs teacher. It has taught me that
the profits of u years business are tied
up in credits, therefore proclaim and
make kuown to all persons that
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Charlie Eckert left the hitter part
Of last week, tu resume his positioii
with the Santa Fee Co, at La Junta.
Colorado.
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Mesdames w. $. Hebron and F. H.
Hanson WHO Iilve been visiting friends
at Mt. Hope and Wichita have
returned.
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Mount Moriah Lodge IT6 meets regularly in
heir hall on sixth street seoOud and fourth
Tuesday evenings OF each msuth-
A n MEHRYAAN + II BOIES,
SeLielltr,. " u
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The Clautauqua circle met Wednes-
day evening with Strs. I. /. Buiss. A
most excellent paper on The Fifteeuih
Century" was read by sIrs. F. w.
EdmOnds. The usual lessons were
well prepared. Though few la nHm-
her, the members are doing good work.
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G. Il

GAR
TO Howe Poet No sti meets the first SntlIr-
day in each month at o'clock IN and tho
bird wednesday Mt , O'Clock p IN at q
lHii. Visiting cognutds are invited 90 meet
" an ms &c BLANGH ARD,
" a SNOW. AdIuntant. Cnn.mandCF.
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X or L. l. A 1857
Meets every "Wednesday evening at q = Il
" a SNOW. Il J YOUNa.
RS - W
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Mrs. Brown, mother of Mrs. E. M.
Boies, met with severe accident
some days since. While descending
the stairs she somehow dislOcatsd her
hip. To woman of her age the
injury is Il very aarinna one
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E. o. IIurd, OF Lincoln. Neb., an
old friend Of II. L. and c. a. Read,
visited the latter Tor several days this
week.
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LOCAL NEWS,

birs. d. n Morse has gone to New
Yoak on an extended visit
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The new goods at Ed wards & Mobiles
are all in and they want you 20 come
in and see them.
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sUGoEETIOss TO TEACHERS.
BE thorough in al your teaching and
be sure you know shat thorough
N cans; be earnest, be active, Do sys-
temGfie-
BE prompt In beginning and dismiss
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J. G. Freeman, secretary of the
Lockwood Law Book company, Of To
peka, is in the city to-day.
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Received as Spot ClSh /!

in exchange for goods carry q good
line OF TinWare, Wooden Fares Pals,
Tubs, Boilers. coal Holds. brushes,
States and Pencils, and many other
useful articles for household use, OF heE
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Staple and Fancy Groceries

come In and price nay goods and
I VIII prove 70 you that SILVER dollar
to-day Is worth more than one promised
two or three months hence.
If my platform suits you come IN
and 1 viii be pleased 20 do business
with you, and save yoR money.
believing this to be tho only true
method OF doing business, I most
respectfully solicit your patronage.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16

The small town Of Oherie sent six
teen delegates 70 the :. b convsn-
tfOn.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Pierce, Of North
Brown, will return to-day from a six
weeks trip to Illinois and iowa.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16

BoRN:-TO Nh. and Mrs. Eugene
Avery, on Sunday, October lith, a
daughteF.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16

I'm the district court within and Tor the
county OF EdWardss lu the state Of EauEla
! q q arr--Fr a-ruHnrrE
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-16

The ladies of tire ST. E. church will
serve dinner on Thanksgiving day.
Further notice in the future