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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23
OUR LETTERS.
FEELsHuEa -.



The county union which met at
Fairview, on Thursday, the 18th inst,
was we'll attended. After the business
OF the union was disposed Of tie meet
ing was addressed by Bro. Brown, Of
Pratt, ana Bro. Hare. Of Kiowa county,
county lecturers.
The following night an open meet
ing was held at Union school house,
Feusburg. The gathering was a grand
SUGGESTIVE house was filled to over
flowing. Il was estimated one hun
dred aud twenty-five persons were
present. Bros Brown and Hare ad-
dressed the meeting and held the
audience until after midnight.
Bro. Brown reviewed the fnaucis ]
situation from 1900 up to the present
time, and was 50 thoroughly posted
that every one was surprised. Even
the republicans present acknowledged
that he was right and that something
should be done to relieve the people
Bros. Brown and Hare are common
farmers, but are in earnest in the
great reform movement.
Friday night, following, the repub-
Iicans held "a meeting at Sunny Side
school house, and from what "a rePub-
iican eyewitness says, the meeting
was almost a complete failure. Just
twenty persons composed the meeting,
seven Of whom came from Kinsley,
and they We're SO full of liquor that
they stopped over. They told the peo-
pie that the farmers were not TT to hu
offices, had not sense enough, and did
not know what they wanted. These
aIe the words of an eyewitness, and
it j. the opinion Of several who were
present that number Of votes were
made for the peoples party.
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The October meeting of the Wayne
Township Farmers Club was held at
the residence of r. y. Wolfe. a
gOOdly number OF neighbOrs and friends
were present, to enjoy the good time
these club meetings always furnish.
The day was beautiful, and the fine
Italian weather which October always
brings in Sunny Kansas gave warmth
and beauty to the occasion.
The business meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Malin, as President Lewis
was again absent. The report Of the
Viewing Committee was read and
apprOved-we give the report in fun
below. The discussion of Butter
and Bread Making was thoroughly
discussed by the ladies present.
Mesdames Hardy, Misner, Roberts.
Gibson, and others, explaining their
different methods ia a very pleasant
manner. Your reporter failed to take
notes and SO is rot prepared to give
the discussion in full, but enough was
said TO prove that the ladies under
stood the business of butter and bread
AA@cL-AA-4es fE&ANA EACsD L--GA- wins
by bringing to the Picnics the best
quality Of each.
\ motion was made and carried that
new committee bs appointed 10 take
care Of the clubs property. John
Corl, Andrew Hardy and r. y, Wolfe
compose the committee. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
n 80 ~
the spring of 80. REPORTER.
REPORT OF VIEWING COIAITTEE.
Meeting of the Partners club at r.
4. WOlfe's farm;
Northwest quarter Of section ID,
range Is, township p; came TO Kansas
IN The spring OF 1856 from Sandusky
county, Ohio; has all necessary farm
implement 3 horses and g head OF
cattle; has 50 acres under cultivation.
This year he has 50 acres of wheat, %
acres of corn, acres sorghum; good
orchard OF 20 apple, % peach, 81
cherry, and % peach trees, Also
small fruits of allilinds. in the way Of
/ grapes, blackberries, raspberues. plums,
| goosebeTries, etc, and about 1000 for
| est trees. He has a gOol house, one
ana a half story, containing 4 rooms, ]
barn, granary, 36X4n 1 Halliday wind
mill, for pumping water and running
small machinery; amount of wheat
sOwed this talI, 80 acres.
The outline given above Will give
farmers an idea of what can be done il
a short time, the farm being raw
prairie when Mr.. Wolfe settled on it
A walk over the farm will convince
any one what industry and interest
/ VIII do to improve farm.
II TIE way OF forest trees. the Rus
sian mtlberTies seem to take the lead
Mr.. Wolfe having one-half mile row
besides what he has around his build
ings. The trees furnish abundance OF
berries besides making good wind
break.
His family consists Of himself and
wife and three children, and as neigh
bOTs, his family stand second to none
HARVEY NELSON.
JOHN COIL.
I
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Implement Dealer.

GARDES CITY, KAs., Oct L. 1891.
HEALE x BELOW,
Dear Sirs=-I have been a sufferer from
rheumatism for many years. I could
not put on my coat without assistance
from one OF the members Of my family.
also have been amietad with bIoat-
ing Of the stomach Tor several years.
I have always BEEN eonstIpated. Meet
ing your agent here purchased enc
bottle OF Sagwa aud it did Ine so much
good I found immediate relief. /
bought a second bottle and have used
one bottle and half; L can put on my
coat myself without any assistance, 40
bloatiug OF the stomach, no constipa-
tion- merely write tlsis 70 help other
afHicted persons as have used all
medicines that have been recon-
mended without any satisfaction tin
i struck Sagwa
Yours truly.
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TESTIMONIALS.
Committee.

The Nay OF Miracles Is not Passed.-Read
amt be Convinced.
HEALy < BIGLOw, Pueblo, Colo,
August 10th, 1891.
Dear Sirs;-I am pleased to announce
to the world that I have taken the
Indian Sagga, and that it has entirely
cured my rheumatism. When began
taking Sagwa L was unable to walk
without the aid OF erutches. Now L
ann walking from eight to twelve miles
per day III my business. I began tax
lug Sagwa six weeks ago and can heart
lily recommend it to all.
Respectfully yours,
J. L. MCKINLEY.
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0ns thousand dollars viii be paid by TEE
QrEsu 20 lha lady 90 gentleman. rirl or beg.
furulE-U lUe largest liEr OF LssliBE words l1f
uoG less thau four letters from the letters
con aimed IN Queen Souvenir spoon" Rive
Ing the second largest liGE and one hundred
additional good prizes given Ia oruer Of
merit. Those sending iIa1 must euGloae 81 90
Tor one year's a4l1scFfptlCn 70 z-HE QuaEal. q
largC O. -orrg-ezgnt page. family magazine
Competitors enclosing fifteen u s. Ea7u-callt
sLuEHuE extra 90 cover eZusuae OF mailing
etc. VIII resolve free one uf IHE lUEEF' 3
elegant Souvenir SPOONS OF Canada
TIE EuEEE o. Gne most popular llEuilT pub
iLcllt-u uE-4 has the largest Giro ui4lllsa OF
any fu Canada. Sample uuulber with tuu
PARTICULAR or Com petition postpaid Tor q *
u. s. rro-eeur E-lUF.a- Address LEE CAN
= DA4 n lI lll-1is Toronto. Cas- ll-
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Hard Cash is My Platform

Low tariff, low prices. free coinage Of
silver and unlimited circulation, direct
government loans to the people in
sufficient quantities TO enable them to
pay cash for their groceries and the
necessaries OF life.
There is with the abundant harvest
and high prices that all farm products
bring, 10 longer a reason why this
credit system should continue, making
high prices AID in the end en- barrassing
both 30 the creditor and debtor. Pay
cash and bay your goods cheaper than
you have ever before bought them in
KinsleY.
invite those parties who have here
eofore 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
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23

+. Spiegle & Son now occupy as
pleasant and commOdiOus building
as is to be found in Ainsley. New
goods, new location and aR attractive
display add greatly to their already
immense trade. Give them a call, l.
BrumGeld building.
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COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, June p.
MEssEs- HEALx s. BIeELow.-I
called upon your agents for Kickapoo
Indian SaglEa and your oil. and they
have done ms good. L had a very bad
case of eatarrh aud intend to continue
the use of Your remedies, for know
they are going to cure me-
j. W. REID.
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J. L. MCKINLEY

PUKBLo, Colo, Aug, 18th, 1891.
HEALY s. BIGeLow,
Dear Sirs:-I was suffering very
much from sore feet caused by the
hot weather. I was induced to try
Indian Oil; I made bat one appliea-
ton, it cured me in very short time
FRAHK SCHzEELzER.
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There is no better medicine for
family use than Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Their sugar-eoating makes them easy
aud even agreeable to take, and as they
contain no calomel or other injurious
drug, they are perfectly safe for
patients of any age.
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COLORADO sPRINes, CoLO., June p

DoLotADo sPRINGs, Coo june p.
EEssRs. HEALY < BIGELoW.-I
hsve been suffering for - years with
indigestion aud all OF its bad symp-
toms have taken one bottle of
your kaeApoc IBdiRn SsgWa, and am
happy 70 say that have been wonder
failY relieved aud feel confident that
ans on the right road to reeovery.
Bless SagEa say,
H. LIVINGSTON.
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= GENTS WAEIED--We want agents
II eFsr1-z here 10 l-lf --JuR LfIEEE MIC
~ ORR Lhc funniest ans most laugh
able tslcE ont s!un day can ne made
sell ing them All you hive lu CO t1 EtisHlf
Cd. il Egiia sfaclf- seuL Is reuts for Eumpls
ard terms l4 @ E1Ezll A. aHsCE usr--IlIE
CD liou-- 20 IL 1oath Clzsk Sc. Euirsso
llluufa-
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We VII Do YOU Go0D

We are Agents for DOANJ's BEST GAsO-
LINE, Etc, Etc. Our line OF Cakes and
Crackers are the largest aud finest 10 be found
in tie city We also carry Dry Eud Salt
Meats we sell at lowest living prices.
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Know TEyself, and the Need of
the Hour. - The people of Edwards
county viii again have the pleasure of
listening to Rev. Eugenia st. John.
She viii be witt. US and instruct, as
well as inspire US to a better life.
Notice Of time next week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23

The KiRsley Musical and Literary
society meets at the home of Miss
Maud Read this evening. 4 half
hours study of Pariimentry rules and
the question box will be the prin-
cipal features. Meeting called to
order promptly at $50 O'Clock.
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The great DR.. Boerhave left three
directions for preserving the health
keep the feet warm, the head cool,
and the bowels open. Had ne prac-
tieed in our day, lie might have aided;
and purify the blood with Ayers Sar-
sapsrilia; for he Ger tainly would have
considered il the best.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23

One of Healy & Biglow's KickRpOo
Indian Medicine Co.'S are holding
forth at Flohr's opera house this week,
and win probably remain the coming
week. Their free entertainments
draw large crowds, as also do their
pay nights. The quality of these
entertainments is far beyond the OK
PectatiOn OF all. and those who have
be unable to attend should not fal to
be present Saturday night. On this
evening a beautiful perfume cssket
viii be presented to the lady holding
the lucky ticket corresponding with
the INST ticket drawn from hat.
The gentlemen have not been forgotten,
az a bottle Of SagWa VIII be presented
To the honnliest man in the audience,
Tie person to 5s selected by tive In
dams
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred CoIdschmidt
arrived i'll Kinsley from Cincinnati
last Thursday. They expect to begin
housekeeping soon. THE GRAPHIC
extends cong
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23

The use of Halls Hair renewer pro-
notes the growth Of the hair, and
restores its natural color and beauty,
frees the scalp of daRdrufT, letter, and
all impurities.
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TO SAVE MONEY. DIAL an
NJ. SCHN ATTERLYS
-whoIezaIs and Retail
ERCANTlLEH0US

Dealer ia everything iH the Grocery Line,
also, Hardware Queensware, Glassware, Tin
ware, WoodeIware, Notions, Fruits, Oils OF all
kinds, Etc, Etc Our prices are ala right. aud
On cash sales we are just little lower on most
articles than other dealers. Come and see us
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23

Whatever merit TIE GRAPHIC may
claim this week is due to our ncient
foreman, C, L. Fulton as both editor
and associate are unusually busy, the
former in the court room, the latter in
Tie school room.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTES


The Chicago Times says: kansas
egn boast "a greater diffusion OF popu-
lar education and smaller per eentage
of illiteracy and crime than any other
organized community on the face of
the globe; and for all that pertains to
a strong and vigorous state the history
of civil society furnishes no parallel"
The regular quarterly examination
Of applicants for teachers certificates
viii be held October 3lst.
Reading circle 10 o'clock a. m. Nov
ember 9Th.
County teachers association L O'clock
T. IN. November 9Th.
SCHOOL REPORT DIST. no. 40.
Total number enrolled, .; neither
absent nor tardy: Owen Digger ana
Nora Dugger. Charlie Jackson re-
ceIved the grade in department. Owen
Digger received the highest grade IN
scholarship.
The annual meeting of the State
/ Teachers Association viii be held in
the capitol building, Topeka, December
both, Both and 3lst, and some of the
attractions are prepared for it. All
the departments of educational work
| viii be represented, thereby Offering
something Of interest TO everyone.
/ Among the SPECIAL features this year
viii be The primary and kindergarten,
in which the important work and
methods of the primary teacher
Will be discussed and illustrated.
Good music viii be furnished aud
prominent educators have been secured
/ to address the association. Efforts
are being made to secure reduced
/ railroad rates.
! QUERIES.
Do you teach'or do you keep school 2
DO your pupils read OF do they only
/ prOnouHcer
Do you teach your pupils TO dis
| coYer knowledge for themseIves?
Do you teach the why as well as
/ the how =
Have you Speers' course,of study for
/ district schools?
WIN you grade your school as nearly
/ as you canY
VIII yon emphasize the oral lessons
/ in arithmeticY
DO you remember the resolution
! passed at the close OF the county nor
mai concerning the Western School
Journal? Cd
Are yoI applying the methods pre-
scriJed at the county normal?
Wll you attend the meeting Of the
r. q. and T. A. Nov ember eth.
Mndg are You doing anyway VIII
you let us know through the Educa-
tiOnal Column
MANY PATRONS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Arthur Gotham was in town several
DAYS this week.
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All persons knowing themselves
indebted to me are requested to call
in and settle at once. My bills became
due October Ist and L need money
and must have 1t.
a. @. FISHER.
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oOF

Fur W st Lodge No IT, meets CVcrv Monday
night Ia their halt over G a tlett-s drugstore.
Al nIstnb-rs OF the order are Invited 70 at
tend @ W MATHEW
VA SNOW, Secretary NG
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Kinsiey LOd2e No 1871 meets every second
and fourth Friday night OF each month in
their hall on sixth street Visiting brothers
are Cordially iuViLeo TO o. Get with US.
W II FRENCH i y WOODBURY..
Recorder n "
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Miss Della AfcKeever was home Sat
urday from Belpre. where she is teach
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PROCLAMATION!
know ye all men and women to
whom these presents come.
GREETING:

That experience is a true but expen-
Give teacher. 1t has taught me that
the profits of years business are tied
up in credits, therefore proclaim and
make known TO all persons that
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23

Hugh Nelson, for some time past
employed in 81 confectionery store at
Spearville, has returned home, and is
now student of the north side high
school.
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Mount Morah Lodge tT6 meets regularly In
heir nal on sixth street second ana fourth
Tuesday evenings OF each tu-utE.
A ~ MERRY MAN L N BOtES,
SeCIvtttTy " II
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Received as Spot Cash !

in exchange for goods. I carry q good
line OF Tinware. Wooden ware, Pals,
Tubs, Boilers, coal Hods, Brushes,
States and Pencils, and many other
Useful articles for household use. other
than
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SECRET SOCIETIES
o z 8

Golden Chain Chapter, No 81 meets in Ma
sonic nail. on Sixth street the arss and third
Friday Df each month. u Is. K. n. COLE,
Mrs. y. l. BOiES, ". n.
Secretary
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KIN5LEY CHAPTER NO. Is. RAN
KInaIey Chapter No ~. h ii. holds regu-
r meetings first aud third Tuesdays in each
month Transient cOmpanions cordially in
vited to attend. " ID Erwin
Ii Is FiEitCs, Sec Ii
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The Y. p. $. {. E. meets every Sun
day evening, at 6: 80 o'clock, in the
Congr, gational church. Topic for
next Sabbath: .Our Fathet's House. -
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K or p

EilwinninR Lodge No 1876, K Of p. Meets
every Thursday at p IA, in G z Il hall on
Colony avenue. Visiting Knights ia good
standing cGrdiatll yin Vited 10 attead.
y : Ia HABEE, SCOTT YEATMAN,
&C X of h q s
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FAR
r o Howe Post No al meets the first Sgsur-
day in. each month ut h O'Clock y ard tHu
bird Wednesday ut o'clocsE p ~ at 6 = K
sHI. Visiting coiurads are invited 70 meet
" IN NJ &c BLANCHARD,
" \ SNOW. AdJuutant. Commander.
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! Az AIOA nam " a. Al $3.50 -
days this week.
Miss Della AicKeever was home Sat
urday from Belpre. where she is teach
ing.
Miss Mary Scott returned Tuesday
from a visit Of several days in Dodge
City.
Our old townsman. J. p Weeks.
now of Logan, Iowa, is in the city this
week.
Henry IZincsde. of Dodge City, visi-
ted with j. A. Piburn the fore part Of
the week.
Mrs. Frank Adams, of Dodge City.
is visiting the family Of her brother,
Ham. Hantz.
W. II. Vernon and Polk Cline, atJor-
neys from Larned are attending court
here this week.
| II. r. Griggs and Abe Hampton are
taking In the coursing races at Great
Bend this week.
/ f. Spiegle 81 Son have just received
some of the latest novelties in hats
and caps
B. F. Tatum is making some
Improvements to his already-con-
modulus residence.
Miss Nellie Yeatman comes home
from Great Bend this evening, to cele-
brate her mothers birthday,
]
W. S. Simpson, who just now regis
ters,' Pueblo 'but who belongs to Kins-
ley all the same, is in town this week.
Farmers do not forget the good book
( +. Spi, gle & son are giving away with
$50 cash PURCHASES.
y. c. NlcKeeyer, Of Galveston, Texas,
brother of Dr.. McKeever. spent
"Wednesday and Thursday in this city.
FoUND:-Leather strap; similar to
surcingle; owner can have same b.
describing property and paying for
this notice.
We were a little previous last week
in saying that Mrs. Hebron haG
returned, as she did not come until
Tuesday, of this week.
T. Speigle " Son invite all parties
! to call and see them ia their new
quarters III the Mercury building.
The Chautauqua circle met Thurs
day evening with Mrs. Ebright and
carried out an Interesting program.
/ Ten members We're in attendance.
II. n. Barker, an empIoye of the
/ Western Union Telegraph Company at
Dodge City, and several gentlemen
friends, spent Thursday in Kinsley.
The Y. p. S. {. E. meets every sun.
day evening, at 6: 80 o'clock, in The
Congr, gational church. Topic fol
next sabbath: Our Fathers House. .
Hugh Nelson, for some time pas
employed in 81 confectionery store a
SpearvilIe, has returned home, and il
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Staple and Fancy Groceries

come In and price my goods, ana
wiz prove TO you th@t SILVER dollar
to-day Is worth more than e promised
two or three months hence.
If my platform suits you cone in
and viii be pleased to do business
with you, and save yo0 money.
Believing this TO be the only true
method of doing business I most
respectfully solicit your patronage
n R511inrS
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II. n. Barker, an employe of the
Western Union Telegraph Company at
Dodge City, and several gentlemen
friends, spent Thursday in kinsley.
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Miss Mary Scott returned Tuesday
from a visit Of several days in Dodge
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+ We were little previous last week
in saying that Mrs. Hebron haG
returned, as she did not come until
Tuesday, of this week.
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The Chautauqua circle met Thurs
day evening with Mrs. Ebright and
carried out an Interesting program.
Ten members We're in attendance.
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FoUND:-Leather strap; similar to
surcingle; owner can have same b.
describing property and paying for
this notice.
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Farmers do not forget the good book
+. Spi, gle s. son are giving away with
$50 cash purchases.
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B. F. Tatum is making some
Improvements to his already-coH-
fmodiUds residence.
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W. S. Simpson, who just now regis
ters,' Pueblo" who belongs to Kins-
ley all the same, is in town this week.
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y. c. AteKeeyer, of Galveston, Texas,
brother of Dr.. McKeever. spent
Wednesday and Thursday in this city.
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Our old townsman. J. F. Weeks.
now of Logan, Iowa, is in the city this
y-aeIz
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Miss Nellie Yeatman comes home
from Great Bend this evening, to cele-
brate her mothers birthday,
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T. Speigle " Son invite all parties
to call and see them ia their new
quarters in the Mercury building.
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JONI sploN.
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1 II. r. Griggs and Abe Hampton are
taking In the cOursing races at Great
I Bend this week.
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W. Il. Vernon and Polk Cline, atJor-
neys from Larned are attending court
here this week.
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Henry Kincsde. of Dodge City, yisi-
ted with j. A. Piburn the fore part Of
the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-16

Mrs. Eames Story, the pet OF aristo-
drawing room musicales this winter. Mrs.
Winslow's new character sketches are
Nance Oldheld' and sketches from Kip