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Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
Glib [pm straHemibbsl er ben ri

Glib fom StraHemibbel er ben rus.
fife gprisbebs "Dpinbelie" ps benpt'
ties / 5ansTlerne | Sibirien. Wan ans
penber bette Mibbel fsrft Os fremit lise.
ouerfor be Gprpifte, Der life oil sisre
nUsen 9ilitaaelie % life LEONE fine
Rebifplbise. Den itabise Gpisnins al
itarft nebialtet Glib ftol, ifslse en- Gan.
ses llotalelie, bsre til be frp9telisfte
2ortrritrafe, Der nogeniinoe er bleoeu
ubtanft; 9ummelfruer, $alsjern os an.
bre 3orturrebifaber er Sntet imoo bette.
Gansen inbeipGrres / Ell me9et BARN os
trans @elle % erbolber iusen anben
5soe enb ialtet Glib; ielu Sonb oa
8reb nnetes BAN. Ssriten ubpiner
BAN / ben @rao, at, naar Sanger fBres
frem for Observation-Disclosures er ban
blepen iaa ipu9, at ban flyer mere, END
bpao Der fprlanses az bam. Raar ban
iaa after for fsrfte Sang erbploer en-
8rif friif 8anb, sriber ban ben meb
iaaban en- @raabisbeo, at ban betases
al Spimmelbeb, faar Seber, % bans
Sorftanb iruer meb at forlabe BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

6impIp, iit toIi, uianbbeb, bapbe ban uarst en- tp,,
t'paFr'i WaaHO msS S~pftOppnuafs, men, ba ies piSii.,
1t bet ttaISs aHisss iom en- compliment, Optos lea bet /
ben Vtsutns, bDori bet par fast.
Ea ies bsISisDis itts par bsnuift til at Ieus uSsIuttsnbs
Of niiH praris, blsD ri sifte sftsr en- tort SorIop,If,.
Srgunpa DI iss lite b~sitriDs, ba bet par omtrsut iom
sHsrs Srpunptr, tun tror iss, at iea NJ mere enS bet
laepdnli9s INITIAL Rtiensrpu toist .ft.r mis, Oa pi ,isrts
ssrt. % to Stltasfisr, ~HbsIbiSUis image, bI,u banasnb,
sS buffet al SOsntn, Ou ri fOrIOb grubsus Sism. Sru
Stn1plp par meset rsb ub aftsSen, % bub mia .nbsIia
sar' rtstts, ristis COB imOb bsnbts flare giatbarn. ga
Lob is naitsn lite title tiIfrtbs psb min, iuriu, sorIit,
wager ON, at Jag %Uirtelis haUbs ben b,6Fs S.nfat | ben
SniuHbs.
vi td5rdSts ire SeiIis. Tiger poa esu @istb Ga broa
erYaa tHb t port ny. Sisr, en- net, Iibsu giua I ct.
4sbus DoOb.
", bapos pts bOtt Or en- baIp guss 8acs. ba Der fom
q flerltst SrsO fra min sUis,rm0ma, Der meISt. fla til
at ~ttIbrbnss en- llsss lib Sos Os, for at i,, buOrI.bss nj
sspSt bet. 5ss fGnbt bet nesst tibIist at tomme. men
bet pdot 10 pare upeHIisi at siSr, nogsu 9nbp,nsina. 90
Jan anton Iamns aftsn.
N0la % leg lab iammsH, bG ri bSrts Ramas 8rold,
ltsnls uoenfOr DSreu, os ri ltpn6t. Os ub for at bpo,
bsnos UeIfomnltn. Der par bun, ueb FAINT III emil 90
Sansstrsae, fpsssfuIb iom aItib, oo bus.Fter b,nS.
Sui'sn neO tire nastiss aufatsr, to Satasr 90 On
SsIbie fOr p0tte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
1892.
Harper's 3


HARPER's BAzAR is journal for the home. y
gives the latest information with regard TO the
Fashions, and its numerous illustrations ram
designs, and patternsheet supplements are IN
dispenshble alike to the home dress-maker ana the
professional modiste. No expense IS spared q
make It's artistic effectiveness OF the highest
order. Its bright stories, amusing comedies ahu
Thoughtful essays satisfy all tastes, and It's ias'
page is famous as a budget Of wit and humor' IN
its weekly issues everything is included when Is
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written BY WALTER BEsANT and WILLIAM BLACh-
Mrs. OLIPHANTwil become contributor. MARION
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T.. w. HlGGrNsoN, in women and Men" WI
please a cultivated audience.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
W9rbitm al atmerifanRe
WNnter.

GHesnbs sr en- 9ifte oper fielons
Rpntsr oa Qrifen, 'pm Rpnt'amlert
betaler for benz. Der betnles cs gra'
uiier for Snnbrsber AZ Mputer al ancre
Slass pe Tntoer. 3isie ijelbne Wpu'
ter inntles for MuiGer % SamIinger.
8ubbercenter fra 1909 CT U9rot %
Gents, fra 1904 VI, 1899 50, 1896 %
Gents til 81, 1898 80.
5ent,Gent St1ffer fra 1846 er orrot
90 Gents, 1905 SO, 1902 $50, 1894 81.
9iGent Stptter fra 1916 er pGrot
20 Gents, 1922 IL, fra 1896 til 1911
% Gents til SO.
Sem % tpoe Gents Stptfsr fro 1927
s25, 1923 $50, 1904 81, 1896 81.
S~olooollar Stptter fra 1915 er p9rot
$3.50, 1901 Os 1902 81 pr. Stptfe,
1906 $40, 1894 81.
8olnritDffer ira 1858 meO 6ribeos-
billebet iiboenoe er perbt SIS, fra 1854
81, 1851 Os 1852 $15 pr. Stptfe, 1894
til 1908 s1,10 til s25 pr. GtDtte, 1904
5000 til $500 pr. Stetfe.
@~ulobplars fra 1875 IS, 1855 SO,
1864 IS, 1863 SO, $3.50 @ulobOaars
fra 1888 50, 1926 SIS, 1906 $40,
1896 IS.
8embolars @ulbitpffsr fra 1924 er
parbt $40, 1892 5000, 1915 *75, 1896
81.
2iooaars @ulbfpffer fro 1898 er
parbt $40, 1895 $12.
apbbercenter meb 8rpitbilsce Of $50
Ellington er parbt fra 8 Gents til SIC
pr. Stpffs.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
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Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
Ban BIT anaat ON aitenem. wunse

gamsr, maalfe be Feite, er iaa tratte
ON gftsnen, at be life CT iitano til at
paite fit Gnfist cs gals, fsr De logger
flo til at fupe. Os BOG er bet noset, Iom
be lie buroe unbldbe Of eisre baaoe for
S~uaobeoeus Oe S~tigubeocns Stplo.
Sife alene iaar etbprrt Stco9ran paa
9luiigtet lib til at uurette fit Soelags
geliesUert fsr Morgeuen; men buis mo-
gsnicmbclf Slags StipubecsmiOoel be.
npttes, % bet faar 2oO til at li89e
Ratten puer pea Suoen, trGttes aentis
f~alierue IND | 8prerne, enten De MI er
giiti9e eIer ei, tilitopper benz o9 poe'
logger 6ubens @latbeo % Suibbeo.
ut babe gnfi9tet / ri9cli9t parrnt 8anO
busr gIten beirier Suoeu fra al nrens
beb os sisr meSet til at beUare ben.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
ALBERT LEA
HIGH SCHOOL

Stnterterminen begpnOer ben l7oe Roobr.
o. parer til Site STARTS. Tuition SIS. Gle
oerne fan fau ao1t % 2ogtS / upr tore npe
Bpgning, iom M er iilot iGrOig. 8 SgIts
terminen tar oi Itaifet aoit for 81 As pr.
1ge; mgbleret SGrelie % 8rGHoe for 80
Cts. pr. llge. Spbploet oil bIioe lot oprcre
for 8intertermtnen.
Stoler bpoer ire 6urius: Academic,
Commercial, Musical. Commercial De-
partrnent aabues ueo SinterIcrmjnenS ges
gpnOelie boert 2(ar. &eo Sioen al Soufs
teeping. Commercial Gam etc, inb6efatter
oct Sbortbano o. Snpemriting.
Trof. q. g. 2oluiep, PriHeipdl for Cont
mercial department peo @bingoon Gu1eoc,
gu, er netop oniat iom 29rer / bette Ies
partment. San er Ell nleaet opatia 2Prer /
ale Sag, iom bgrer til ct 8uiineis @uriuS.
s Esnmanibip % Sbortbauo er ban iGroes
les flint.
Si uooanner bnaoe eneellte % norIte Sto.
lelRrere. Ga. so al Dem, iom bar beipat
Dor Sfple be ire iibite Nar, boloer enaeiif
Sfple. @noel boloer norlt 8eliaiunsItoie.
ollie Suomeloelier bgr Ite lnare1t muliat.
Sor GirfllRrer euer n9rmere Splnsniu,
ger benpenoer man Zig til
l.. S. SWENSON,
principal,
91s.S albert sea, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Priniesie Beatrice, Grontins Bic
torias pu9ite 9atter, iom CT gift meo en-
BrinS at Batteubers, er npl,g neofums
men meb en- SBn. 8%rpnuin9en al @n9s
lamb bar MI 81 B%grnebsru, bpOraf II
gralier % AZ 9~rinie8Ier, FAINT ct Bar
nebarnsburn (ben lille 9aop Gleranora
Duff, Sertusen af SITES Gatter).
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Gn bel Sci ape rasNffe aOniuler
ifal aniattes | Baltanitaterne, Tprtiet
o. @rafenlanb. pa Sanoelen life nsb.
penoissisr bisie aniattelier, trpr man,
at Der lisser upset pulitif bag.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

2uiinoer ps after 1uiinbsr az 2aife.
frioelier inblsber til 81. 5abrnsp i Gn'
leonins al be s~neftaaenoe 8ure, Ipm bans
oelrenomerebs Mebicin Kuriko bar ub.
rettst. Raar man MI lai er en- entelt al
bisie Sepibnelisr, Tom i fig b9rer Sanb.
heoeus Sras. % man peb, at be err fire.
BET Os unosrtssnet at ~napneiune Yerio.
nsr, Der sr piaise til at beipare eubper
9oiplers Ssuueubelie til benz anoaaeubs
Meoieinen ps bens g~irtnin9er, iaa mao
man bSie fig for S%nnobeOens @Ret.
DIR. q. 8. @rutt, i @a9le @rUoe,
Ifriuer ben 50te Sum- 1891:
Weoiciusn Kuriko bar Der / nit gta.
bolas biuIpet % turerst iaa mange for
ltieai9e S%psbumms, at ie9 life fan Op,
rsgne iamme. Gas, iUm bar brlet Res
oicinen, priier ben % bens sOSe @oen-
ftaber. Seq islu bar usiaa e%rfaret,
bpno ben fan uorette ielp for Ell iaa
sammel Spsoum Tom min. s Is LANCE
Gnr bar jes parft pluset al ct aabent
Saar paa min enc 600. gu eiter 8rus
gen al nosle faa SLATER Kuriko er sna.
ret siensroet os albeles l9st.
Geres forbunbne &. 8. Croft.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Sun: -5iai, Siat! Seq bsrer en-
RanS inorte unbsr Ssuseu!"
pan: "5ps, Rebeftal get BAN life,
isr ina Tan ri ia gstnlins imprsen for
Ratttlogisl~
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

BAT. y. Relion. Brett for ben
Sanfs lutb. @euisbeb / albert Sea,
Rinn., er aisuast peb 3sbsn SO 9lar
qammel.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Gn Maler oiier ct Barn et gilebe,
ban bar malet al 8aruets Gar. "Sp'
mes bu bet lisner?" ipgr Walereu. "Sa,
unotaaen @niiatet", iparsr Barnet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

eiesr 5u al eposopine, SaIieIpse, 9rnaioas
bsh. ipresn | Rprerr, Sisrtebanfsn, g~euraIgia. Rbeut
Haiisme tllsr RerpsipafteIis, ftrip til 9r. Sanis, l6t
ss. Eaeiicn Ctr. ebicaau, 81. cans RrS % llrte'
aisbieiHa telbrsesr buriiai co Iiifert. 2e.I7.is
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

geb ct. CIais College ,Rprtbfielb
blep Der Srebas aften ben CITE Iop.
bersot en- Set / %gnleonins al 17.aars'
3nssn efter Stoleus @runolaseelIs.
9ruf. 6. @. 2unb bplot 5eIttalen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

gaab. YrOi. gIpisafer 90 YaIt.
gicrgo bar afflaast be til benz ubftebts
aalo til auibtOnuns.R euisbsbsrns.-
"Wmerifa".
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

HD Sgnobe. en- MP ipenf Spnpoe
er ifElse "airden.g lutt" blepen prsa'
n~iieret unber Napnet ben ipenife Spu'
ODE ! Gmerifa. Den npe Gpnpbe oil
bpsse ct semInur i Chicago us bill peb.
tase ct pppOiitionelt Stunopnnit til ben
9umls ipenfe Gusuitanu SDnobe.-
@Rpropeiten."
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Yaf. .. :. 2aia er ualst til @eb'
lem at Soipas 2esisloiur.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

8ranb Sorts College ital aabnes
meo 5eitlisbeoer esnbas ben 3bie Gan.
1892. llnbcrpisninseu bc9pnber Man,
bag ben Ace.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

gauges SDnobes Seminar i Rst
@tns bapee ben life Rop. 1O2 Gleper.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

"Gusuftana College, Canton, g. Gai.
sr ben binisite SfOls. Strip efter SEA.
talUs1. 52.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
9irteItse Gfterretninger
Ban. esr.nIsn ct. eaul, bar

EdH. Gerenfen Si' Tahi' su'
ifstae "2utberF 8irsebIao" mootaes'
aoIo til Rapls 2a,s, etauo., Sittsrtnl
% @rrnes W~euiebeoer ! Boil 60,
Miun. Gan bar cpiost 8eijeninser q
1rsiOIoisbsos Wsnisbeb ! ct. Raul ira
Rptaar al, pe beuns Rsnisbee bar til
lat en- aumitt Of S ROuO til at 6or'
bauole meb en- Iiguenoe somtte ira
Sauses SpnOSss Reuisbeo Ct. Vanl
ON falIes geticuius. 7enue Meni9beo
CT nsmlis psian leoia, ea Bait. N.
Sauisu, ipm biotil bar bstient ben, bar
mobtaest aalo til @ranb Sorts 90 llere
Mcui9bsOsr i q. q. 90 pil mart fptts.
&i baaber, al bsune 5orenin9Siag Si.
Ydul pil lptfes.
Mihigan Greos al ben irrcneoe II.
I. Sirte inmlss / Manitee, GaIior 2.
s. Steuions Salo, al boloe 1T Se't'
mpos, Der aobRss meb Guostieneiie !
8irfsu ST. 10; 80 GirSbug 5prm, ben
She 9ecember.
Samialeemusr: "SmoenocIienS 8s'
Ifnffenbeb pe RgbpeHoigbeb I'll Salts'
beb" % "greitens Os Renisbccens gjsn'
iiSise 8lister."
GOrbnnblinserne baoes Tprsbas W.
ten ben lobe December.
8rebiens iamtlise 9reiter anmobes
penli9it IN at afsipe Msbe.
2~ubineton, Nid., 29oe OFT, 1891.
M. Rel'pn,
p.L srtsi,ns gis,isrraus.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13
4 Present To Oar Sllbge?ibeFSi

IT. is with pleasure that we announce
to our many patrons that we have
made arrangements with that wide
a wake. illustrated farm magazine, the
American Farmer, published at Fort
Wavne. Indiana. and read by neatly
200 Geo farmers by which that great
puoncatoa will he mailed direct.
FREE. 10 the address, OF any Of Our
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one year In advance from date, and t."
any new subscriber who will pag one
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por,unity 10 obtain first-class farm
journal rec The American Farmer
lisa large 16-pags journal. of national
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tn. questions of economy IN agricul
azure add the rights and privileges Of
that vast body of citIZeDs-A uleric4n
Farmers - whose Industry is he basis
Vf all material and national prosperity
its highest purpose is the elevation
and ennobling OF Agriculture through
the higher aEd broader education 81
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of the Anne rican Farmer is $iCO per
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From any one nunnHer ideas can he OH
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

HE most important measure passed
by the legislature which Will become "a
law is the irrigation bin, fathered by
J. w. Greory, or Garden City. The
Dill is a volumious document, covering
more than eighty pages OF printed mat
ter and is the first general irrigation
bill ever placed on the statute of the
state. AS the law stood it was no
protection to the rights of the people,
and left it possible for Il few rich specuI-
ators to have secured entire possession
of the water privileges and practically
conhscated the irrigable lands. Under
the provision of the new bill water
privileges may be acquired, but the
settlers Will lie the ones most largely
benefited. It is liberal to investors.
but eXtortionate charges for the use OF
water are prevented. The places in
western Kansas are numerous where
Investment in irrigation works can be
made at good advantage, aud as the
law wiz put an end to all wildcat
schemes, it gives to tie question of If
rigation developments, form and stat
us, and paves the way to prosperity
for settlers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13
a Cl.anee for prouty Son.

1t was brought out in the late meet
ing Of the state board of agriculture
that Jerusalem corn'7 is becoming a
valuable crop in the %dfOuthy portions
Of the state. \ few grains of this va
riety of corn were brought to the state
from their native fields not many years
ago and planted 10y way of experiment.
Now there IS enough Of - in Kansas
10 seed thousad6s of acres, and it has
been asccrt asned that drouth and hot
winds wrestle with its sturdy stalks IN
vain. The quality of the crop is fully
as good as the yellow corn grown IL
the state and it is said 10 make excel
lent corn bread. The grains are large
and the yield. even in "a dry season, is
fully up to the average OF ordinary
corn in favorable weather.
IF these reports, given out ley farm
ers who have experimental with the
new variety, prove not to be misIead-
ing, we may expect TO sce the corn
crop OF Kansas nearly doubled in afew
years and the arid soil Of the western
ana north western sections as produe-
tive as tie mere favored localities Of
the state. The newspaPeTsOf thosepar s
may be tf incalcul3},ie service to tile
farmers by publishing the statements
Of such as have tried Jerusalem corn
ANA know what may be expected of it
how and where it should be planted
ana so Topeka Capitai.
Il am given to understand that AIR.
Chas. \. Dana is considered quite d,
iHsnt writer, - observed an English
gentleman 10 an American tourist
.sAfluent writer I should say ne
was Worth over two million dolla
ana sports sI0,O0O coop OF game
ocils. Afiinprt writer Well, +
sA1 say so. Texas Ssftines.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

THE largest tree in the world has
been discovered in Fresno county, Cal.
Frank LOOMS, AN old mountaineer,
and party returned to Sanger from
bear hunting eXpeditiOD'in the Sierras.
They wounded q bear and in pursuing
it ram ACROSS a big tree in the most
rugged portion Of the mountain, about
two miles north Of Kentucky Mead
oVs. This monarch OF the forest was
circumscribed by ii radius of a mile on
more of almost impenetrable under
brush, SO that the hunters, we e COM
PEELED to use both knife and AK to reach
the center. 1t is certain that no Dian
has ever traveraed the same ground.
The tree was measured about four feet
from the ground and a rope of 122
feet and five inches long was necessary
t. span its circumference Lie.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

WHEN Henry Stanley ana colore6
minstrel troupe are billed the same
hight in the saDie town, Henry fully
i,eaEzeI that darkest Africa had great
attraction Cor tue American public
Hutchinson Ne,cs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

M WONDER Quay got disgustec
with his republican colleagues alidweni
ti-i,itEy. The beginning of the republi-
can congress was had enough, bat the
ending NJ as verse. Weig'thepeople viii
see that the csuntry iSn burdenec
with ans,theT soen.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

Itcis. mango and scratches of every
kind, on human or animals. cnred in
30 minutes by WOolfOrd7s Sanitary
Lotion This never fails. Sold bv
Tatum & Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

IT is customary to speak well IF the
dead, but the custom is mnrchOhored il
the breach than in the observanc,as far
as it relates to the Fifty-first con
orPss
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

PATIENCE and self-exerriou viii ele
Yate a man. TO d greater height than ali
the ethical advice that hooks ars hIIe,.
with. Literature, is the promoter OF
social happiness by reason OF its pow 81
TO convey mind expression. 1t has ne
authority over individual conception
for objects are not controlled by theil
shadows, and literal reflections are bu
shadows of the mind. A person,
therefore, who is constantly seeking
advice, and constantly seeking advice
and complaining of i'll luck, viii follow
on behind until he can sea for himself
the Importance of self-reliance.-S Sur
O0E.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

FROM what has already been dem
onstrated the idea that western Kan
sas cannot be irrigated is not to be
tolerated for a moment.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

An exchange allndes to it thlisly
THE price of this paper has not in
creased on account os the Mckinley
LIS, but We wish to correct tie misap
prehension of some subscribers VIA,
appear to think it was placed en- tiio
Il &c list.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

THE FiftS-frst congress appropria-
nearly s2oG, OO0,Oo0 mora than the
Fifiteth congress, but it couldn't
statd tie small amount necessary tc
give the people one cent letter postage
Al right wait until tie peoples con
ertss takes hold.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

THE lowest point bf depression has
been reached and from now ON move
ments viii be of the upward tendancy
Kunsas is striking n rapid pace.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

THE last United States census shows
that there are III Kansas I,374,S82
whites, 81 PSI blacks, 856 Indians, and
1O7 Chinese.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

Palmer vas elected on the I54th IaI-
lot. Two Of the F. n. 3. A. members
acceded to the popular VIII, and the
invincible I0l sends the choice OF
the state to the United States senate.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

y BRoxEN sceptre-thato once WELD
ed Car Reed.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

TEE legislature appropriated $50
eco for the Kansas exhibit at the
Worlds fair.
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DssreCR Acz and restjbrnission'
swept aha cities of Iowa at the recent
n. s',ieip.l elections. It may t-iSe I.
little hunger, hllt the Same result vii
he e'.Ts,y Witnessed IN Kansas # the
,.,eh -',s'i continue to ri,l the relubli
til party .-rE'o~el-,s Eae7l.ccr<-f
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-03-13

THE percentage for the Kansa wheat
crop is placed at 100,
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TIE 81 .s--i-si 10 - ~
ended Wseanrss,'y. john II.
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KINsLEY NiARKETs.

Corrected by n Scbnatterl., Grocer ana
Produce Dealer. The following prices are
pGld by the dealers.
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N. SGhl2ttGfIys
Grocery Supply St0Te.
KINsLEF, KANSAS, NORTH SIDE Il. 4
Largest ard Most Extensive Grae.gy
Hardware, QueeRSwaTe ana NJ.
ton House in the County.

We are Leaders Oh Low Prices ..n
Fine Goods. Are uu one OF oar co..
toners If not, why not? oar siu5-
is Complete; oar prices lowest: ru
goods Of STANDARD Quality. We as
all cash buy eFS to come ana see us ana
get prices space viii not permit n
to quote prices only On a few = W..
bur you VIII find orr prices very CO.
on every thing. Prices for the v-,...
subject to declines and advances q
are:
GranuIated Sugar --.-..-.. - T.t 81 .
Coffee a. SUI uitr---.- 49,. h.
choice Package Coffee.
Lewis I've ....-,--...---- PER po7.
Greenwich I've ....---.---
Resi 81. Ce2 a, Dust ~. -. PER T.a.
Matches -..--. ....-..--. PER- DOZ. BE~
1lAtEcS Pins .--------.- 3 pOT. tus- o
Z o"i tgil------- -----.----- per CAT
Rest Pitch Forks -------.-.
HssJ Scoop Shot els .--.
Rope ---.-..-. .-....-..--. &c. perrin
To - E-1E% - ~
$50 49, 49, - ~ @@A1
We have cut the prices to about
half " hat others CHARGE
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We have cut the prices to about
half hat others charge.