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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-07-30

GHILLIPS COUNTY. J ZZ0f
In the District Court of Phillips Coun-
Albert Van Diest, Plaintiff,
VS..
A. Douma. Defendant
Public notice is hereby given, that
under, and by virtue of the judgment
rendered in the above entitled action,
in and by the above named Court, and
of an order of sale issued on said
Judgment, to me directed and deliver
ed, L Will on
MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1891,
at the hour of TO o'clock A. NJ, Of
said day, at the east door of the
Court House, in Phillipsdurg, in tire
county of Phillips, State of Kansas,
offer at Public Sale, and sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the
following described real property,
namely: The north east quarter of
section twenty-seYen (20 township
two " range twenty (20) west of the
9th p. NJ. Subject to-a prior mort
gage of S675.00, all in the county Of
Phillips, State of Kansas. Said prop
erty has been levied upon and is to be
sold as the property of the above
nam ed Defendant.
Dated this 2Ist day of July 4. D..
1891. LEE SCRIvNER.
Sheriff of Phillips County.
STINsoN & GILL, Atty for Plff.
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JUDGE BREWER has decided the
Omaha bridge case in favor of the
Rock Island. SO that the long look
ed for trains from that direction will
soon be running. This decision opens
up the stock markets of Lincoln and
Omaha to our farmers.
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First publication July 30, 1s91-sw.
Publication Notice.
In the District Court OF Phillips County, Kansas
The Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, plaintiff.

pdnys painful
VI.
Alonzo Beedy. Margaret Beedy and The Chicago
Lumber Company, defendants
To Aionzo Beedy: You are hereby notified
that you have been sued by the above named
plaintiff, in the above entitled action; that
the rzid plsiRuH fled its petition in said &c
ton, in said court June 29th, 1881 that unless
yOn appear and answer the same or before the
10Th aay Of Sept, 1881. il viii be taken rrCe
and judgment will be rendered IN favor Of the
plaintiff, and against the defendant AlOnzO Beedy
Tor the sum Of S131O, with j per cent. interest
per annum thereon from Hue 1T, lass, until paid,
and against all said defendants Tor custs Of suit;
also for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage up
Oh the northeast quarter OF section niEe. town.
ship three, south range 10 west in said county
and state, and adjudgiag that plaintiff have lrzL
lien thereon; ordering the same 10 DC sold with
out appraisement, ana the proceeds OF such sale
70 be applied u the paymeAL Of the costs OF this
suit, the taxes due upon said premises al the time
Of sale. and the sums due the plaintiff; and for
ever barring and lOreclOSlng The defendants and
each Of them from all right, title, property, and
estate IN said premises and every part thereof.
SEAL +. Z. JOHNSON, CLERK District Court.
Bishop a BURcu, Attorneys Tor plainIin.
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The Democratic editors of the
state held meeting in Topeka, and
decided to oppose fusion with the AL
lance They strongly denounced
everything but democracy.
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The Best ADVERTISING
IN the county.
$3.50 IN ADVANCE

Sth, in Cummings Hall, at 1 o'clock
p. m. Everyone interested are inyi-
ted to be present. p. @. S. Lowe,
President.
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First Publication July p '9i.-sw
Publication Hotties.

In the District Court within and for
the county Of Phillips in the State
of Kansas.
The Traders Bank Plaintiff,
vs.
David " Horsman and Lucy Il
HorsmHn. Defendants.
The deft ndanfs David ". Hors-
man and Lucy d. Horsman Will take
notice that they have been sued by
said Traders Bank plaintiff, and said
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In the District Court OF Phillips County, Kansas.
D. F. ISlOse, plaintin.
".
Israel C. Jones. d. PENDANT.
Defendant. Israel C. Jones will take notice that
he has been sued In the above named court by ID.
F. KlOse as plHintiii, and must answer the petition
filed therein on before the Sd day of September,
1891, or said petition viii be taken rs true and
Judgment win be rendered forever excluding de-
fendant from any and al Interest in or 10 lot
seven IN block four (Il range fouI "a. City OF
Phfllissburg County OF Phillips. State OF Kansas,
and for costs OF suiL and forever quleting
tie title 10 said lot in the nlaiitin herein
STINSON i GILL.
2sissIi P. c. J0Hssos, CLERK.
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IN the District Court Of Phlllips County state Of
Kansas.
john II. Hummer, plaintiff.
Sadie F. Hummer. defendant.
To Sadie T. Hummer: You are hereby notified
that on the 18th day OF July. 1871, This plaintiff
died In the above named court HE petition pray
ing fora divorce from you on the grounds OF
Abandonment and that unless You answer the
same on sr before Thursday, August the 9Th,
1891. the allegations therein contained will be tax
en- true aud judgment rendered accordingly.
Attest: JOHN II. HUMMER,
SEAL by his attorneys MCCORMICK Z Cox
F. c. J0ussOS, Clerk District Count.
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ALL the signs now point to break
ing up of the 'solid South"-the Al
lance maui is doing the business.
Champion.
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BRENNAN, the slayer of Sam Wood,
is in jail at Hutchinson awaiting trial.
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First publication July q, 1891 .-3W
Publication kOtIGa.

In the District Court Of Phillips Coun-
ty, Kansas:
J. j. Wiltrout and w. A. Reeder,
partners doing business under the
firm name of Without & Reeder,
plaintiffs.
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First publication July 30, 1891 -sy
Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of Phillips County, kansas
The Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance Gem
pany, plaintiff,
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First publication July ssd, 1891. -sw.
Publication Notice.

In the District Court ofPhillps Coun-
ty, Kansas:
Nellie L. Schilstra, formerly Nellie L.
De Groot, plaintiff.
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First publication July ssd. 1891. -sw.
Publication Notice.

In the District Court of Phillips Coun-
ty, Kansas:
Central Loan and Trust Company,
plaintiff.
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CHURCHES.
PISOFEssIONALO CARDS.
H. WALLACE, NJ. D.,

Physician ana surgeon
Special attention given to the diseases OF wo-
men Local Surgeon OF the z. X. Y y Railroad
OiIce south side of Public Square, Philhpsburg,
kansas
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Of anufh end

NV Sc "a 20 IA 10 w a Ennis
hf ne "a 20 II IS j II Leighty
hf Sc and
ac's off
hf ne 81 4 20 21 cow Burroughs
C. p BARBER, Co. Treasurer.
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First publication July asd. 1891. -sw.
Summons By Publication.

n the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas.
L H.. ..r.f.eFsF
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First publication July 1eth, issi-sw.
Summons by Publication.

In the Distriet C0urt Of PhIllips C0aaty - d
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First publication July ed, 1s9l.-5w.
Sheriff'S Sale

STATE OF KANSAS, 90. Case No
PHILLIPS COUNTY. 2257
In the District Court of Phillips Coun
ty:
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The officials OF the National fay
mer's alliance say that there is no truth
in the charge that senator PETER has
been misEspre5suting the mortgage
indebtedness OF Kansas, and they have
obtained the OmeiaI figures from the
Census Bureau to substautiats their
statement. These figures give the
mortgage Indebtedness OE Kansas fox
the past ten years s4sz, 700, 600, Of
which there remained unpaid at the
close OF the census year szS5, OOO, OCO-
The toeaI namber OF Mortgages was
go, 0OCs the peF-capita debt vgaa $780,
u per cent were On FARMS D PSF cent
was subject to 10 per cent interest;
per cent 10 ~ per cent interest and
some OF them are reported % be sub
5ect % 20 per cent insarest.-ssr.sfG
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GEER,-AuEust 9Th 1881. Of bilious fever
FLoEeuee e only daughter % NJ 2na p rs q
months and n days. she was BURIED last
Saturday afternoon, from the ID. 3. church
Rev VIM. bartle ofhclaunR.
In every home there must be, at some
period, the shadow that death brings;
tins vacant chair; the crushed hopes;
the saddened hearts. How many are
the homes that the death angel has
visited within the past yearl None of
these are more sad and lonely by rea-
son of the loss sustained than that of
the home of AIr. Geer. Tt is with pro
fOundest sympathy with the bereave-
ment which has fallen upon that home
that 1 write these words
Florence was young in years, but
wOmanly in her acts and thoughts.
She was possessed of fine natural tai
ents, bright in intellect, genial in her
manner. moral in her life exemplary
in her conduct and kind and affection
ate in her home. She was especially
helpful and sustaining to her mother,
seeking always to bring sunshine and
gladness to her heart i'm all her trials
and sOrrOWs. Here is a Swallowed
home indeedl What grace and consO-
latIOn are needed to strengthen and
comfort these sOrroWiDg parents and
loving brothers, who had lavished the
wealth of their ahectionate care, and
whom they proudly cherished as their
only daughter and sister.
Such a sorrow is recognized by
inspiration itself as peculiarly great,
and calls forth the sympathy of Him
who mingled His tears with those OF
the beTeaved family of Bethany May
these sOrrOwing parents and brothers
be sustained and live for reunion in
heaven. NJ. E. E.
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sErs. ida T.. CEeaFer. nov residing at
Springfield. Ohio, % visiting her
parents. 1Ir. ana Mrs. Il. s. Poiing.
ThreshinE and broom corn cutting
are ip tulI blasi.
Fred Sparks has q splendid crop OF
broom corn, and is busily engaged
taking care Of it.
Twenty acres OF wheat, on EmmeF
BlOWman's farm, yielded almost thirty
bushels to the acre
Every body Is snort OF hands.
WORK is more plentiful mere than
ever before
Harvey saith ts the proud posssssn1
Of q brand new 5ugTT. Hargs" VII
now take Horace 4resIy'a advice and
go vest about twice q week
Miss Eta lIc51eHmond is visiting
her sister 1Ir5- ssinuis Johns. this week
The Pratts3 urg ban club defeated
the lLachsvliies. by q score Of - 70 no
90 lIacksFlll8 on she zlsE q august
Eha ErastG1urgs EaF8 Won i've mattel
games tins season. and have not yeI
been defeated They crossed bsG
with HaVtiandE az EFinEfs grove on the
1Eh OF August, and defeated than by G
score Of "a 20 49, ErGlsHblEg has q
s.rauE tealsl- and are aazioua U mee'
any Of ths local eiuila. 1-s5TE.s - Etns
/ lev pEelerEgll- send Telf ehzii auEa
o fuuE Polling, trsEl-lsuE
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Resolutions of respect from School
5Uaru OF D1surICJ rTU. A.
WHEREAS: Florence e. Geer, a
teacher Of the said district for the past
two years, and reelected TO teach the
ensuing term, was called away by
death, August 9th, 1891, and
WHEREAS: 1t has pleased God in
His infinite wisdom to visit our midst
and call away OHe of our most respected
and honoTed teachers, therefore be it
ResOLUed. First-That under this dis
PensatiOn of Divine providence, we
bow in humble submission and say:
THY VIII, o God. be DONE" and feel
that what is our loss is her eternal
gain,
Second-That in her early death we
are reminded OF the SaviOur's words:
BE ye also ready"
Third-That we, as district officers
and scholars, take courage in the
remembrance Of her presence and
faithfUluess.
S~Fourth-That we, as officers of
school board, and in behalf of the
pupils OF said district, TO whom she
had endsared herself by ties of love
and gentle fOrbearauce, do sincerely
sympathize with the bersaved parents
and brothers in the loss of a kind and
indulgent daughter and sister, and IN
this great affection tender them our
deepest and earnest sympathy.
Fifth-That a copy OF these resOlu-
tiuus be furnished the parents and
published in the county papers.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. NJ Z. EBERsoLE,
II. B, OLIPHAET,
EDWARD kURTH,
Officers Of the Board
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The Mercury man is at his old tricks
again. In his account OF the meeting
OF the republican club, Wednesday
night, hs says some twenty-five or thirty
members were present AS a matter
Of faet there were not over fifteen per
sons present he also says one or
two OLD republicans, who acted with
the peoples party last sl,ul1neT, were
/ p resent and one OF them. a prominent
farmer Of the county, expressed him
self as having had enough Of it, SC
Our readers VIII understand that the
sEsrsaay man used the wosd stlulaiel
aayissdly when We state that the
cid republican who made the remarks
alluded 60, was John NJ Crambiet, OF
Eyaaklis township Mr. Cramble'
may have acted with the peoples party
IN the Summer before the county con
ventsoH was held, lut FOR some reason
when the convention sdjouuned, John
Ms active career IS a EesoFmer closed,
and be Instantly resumed MS old posi-
{ bon - = republican VogseF.
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Weather a little chilly.
The Edwards county school ma'sms
are Ous on q hunt.
G. G COrmaCk was in Fsllsburg
lately. On business.
John Hayes is making hay while the
sun shines.
-. +. Lacrauc visited the IronCIad
mansion last Sunday.
If melons and peaches do not come
TO TIE GRAPHIC star, why Just take
a trip down among We'uns and eat thy
nh without money and without price
Melons are fashionable cut bias and
worn internally.
Brother Harper voices my sentiments
on labor organization. Vinegar catch
eth no dies.
Many farmers in Stafford county
win hold their wheat tin the price
reaches 81 per bushel.
Rod Scott was down on the t'Snake "
lately, looking at the crops. He called
on your correspondent to help him
view a crop or two Rod is not a
candidate for reelection.
Geo. Livingston intends to join the
Benedictine corps some day.
A large acreage OF hay will be cut
IN IDis vicinity.
a male teacher with executive ability
is what the school board in District
No. %, was, by unanimous vote, at our
annual school meeting, instructed to
employ.
The peoples party convention is not
quite ripe in this county. Pratt and
Stafford counties already speak OF their
conventions as events of the past.
Orsemus Rsthburn is running a
refrsshment stand in Macksviile. The
''prOhibs' have their eye on Cr5emus.
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The sHoms FEscinHtor'' SvgtHdls.
Several ladies Of Kinsley entered the
list Of competitors for the prizes offered
by the Home F'asciaator publishing
company, Of Montreal. Canada, to
those sending them the longest lists of
words composed of the letters in the
words The Worlds Fair Each Of
these ladies was notified that she had
drawn the third prize, a goid-Iined
silver tea set valued at sI2O. The
notice contained a request to forward
$3.50 TO cover cost Of shipping. Only
one, so far as we have learned,
responded to this call, for by-that
time the postof1ce officials had gotten
onto the track OF the swindlers whom
they have since run down and have
placed two members Of the company
under arrest. Our record is eclipsed
by that OF Marshall, Missouri, where
eight ladies bit at the tempting bait
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BY ROMEO
The cooler weather is enjoyable.
Haymaking is in full blast.
Corn cutting viii soon begin.
Meals at sll hours at the Bachelors
hotel, J. ". Hayes, proprietor
We had a jolly time and plenty of
ice cream at L. 7. Aoseiey's Thursday
evening, August 27th.
The Ames boys have been threshiEg
ia our valley.
We have heard of combines and
trusts but never before did we hear OF
a farmers threshing pool. some of
the threshers say it IS an alliance
scheme, nut it is a republican scheme.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

want to trade a good, double-bar-
rel shot gun, OF a rifle, both are breech-
leaders, for a good watch. I, also,
have Is few shoats, some horses, and a
bunch Of good cattle to sell. Call at
court house, OF address me at KinsIey.
Kansas. A. u. RAPP.
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RElEovED.-I have dissolved partner
ship with s. G. Leonard and removes
my stock OF jeWelFy 70 @. q. ReEd'8
drug store, where j viii soon have .
first class MATCHMAKER who VII attend
70 ali repasrinz and sell goods az the
lowest possible 6gure-d. n scnnat-
.
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Many people, not aware o. the dan
gers OF constipation, neglect ths pro
Pc Fslz,zdy till the habit becomes
cha 0nie, or Inflammation or steppage
results "A dose or two OF Ayers Pills
in the beginning would have prevented
All this
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The only radical cure for Rheuma-
tism is TO eliminate nom the blood the
acid that causes the disesso. This is
thoroughly effected by the Perssvering
use OF Ayers sarsaparLlla- Persist
until cure :. The process nay be slow,
but he rssuit is sure.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

W. h BObb brought into our ONCE
a ane specimen Of piuna- raised On his
premises in Einsley- It v5ss pEoPzsated
from . ssaa from a pl1Ea growing Wild
ON tbs Fawnes river. in Hodgemsn
county lie obtained the tree from
Mrs. KettiesOR and has named the
lalssszl s-Tha Kettleson. Our nursery
inaa, 1ir- Williams. pronounesa it a
very excellent specimen. Edwards
sglnsy win soon take front rank - 3
7 rowing coeatEy-
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We WILL DO YOU GOOD

We are Agents Ger DOAly's BEST Case
LINE, Etc, Etc. Our line Of Cakes ana
Crackers are the largest and finest 60 be found
In the city. We also carry Dry and Salt
Meats. We sen at lowest living prices.
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10 aAyE MONEY. DIAL AT
NJ SCHNATTERLYS
-wboIasaIo Ans Estsii-
ERCANTiLEH0US

Dealer fin everything in the Grocery Line,
also, Hardware, Qusenswar Glassware, Tin
ware, vVOodenWars, Notions, Eruits, OILS OF an
kinds. Etc, Etc. Our prices are an right. aud
on cash sales we are just little lowe on most
articles than other dealers Come and see as
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

The following is a list OF teachers
employed by the various school boards
throughout the county for the ensuing
faTuns
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Z. A. Noble, who has just returned
from the eastern markets, says he has
laid IN a stock that will make the peO-
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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ATTENTION ALI
Auuon sale Of Catus, Horses aud Earm
Machinery

AutIon sale OF Cattle, Horses aud yarn
Machinery
v. D. Billings wIli sell st public
auction at Eselsr's corral on Niles ave
nue.. on Saturday, September 18th, aG
2 o'clock, p. m, the following described
property:
Registered Hereford bull.
80 head Of cows and heifers.
2 good young mares.
] good work horse
Farm machinery.
Terms:-Cash, or bankable notes due
in three months.
Every Y. p. S. C. e. should remem-
Der the conservative service Sunday
evening, September 9Th. Come pre-
pared to take part. Subject: "HOw
can we show that we are Gods chill
drenP'' John s: 81; Is: Is. Every
body welcome.
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DIsrHmUTIoN 81 lLoNEYs.

The second division Of state money
iB distributed as follows and district
trsasurers can draw the same without
al order from the district clerk:
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We have received meagre accounts
Of an accident which occurred several
days ago to Mr.. Lamond, who lives
south of Oferls. While raking hay,
his horse ran away with him and he
was 50 severely injured as to neces-
state the amputatfon Of one ofhis legs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

Miss Emma Miller. Of Denver, is
the guest Of her brother, our inimitabie
j. X
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r. SpiegIe has just received a seiec
line Of ladies line shoes.
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II you have q good watch which
needs to be cleaned or repaired, don't
have it injured, but take &c 70 5. G.
has the most compIete set OF tools in
this section of the country. It takes
ane tools to make good watches. and
it requires fine tools to repair them
properly. AFF leonard carries in stock
q fine line OF watches, clocks, Jew slry.
optical goods &c, sc. He buys on
cash discounts and sells with remem-
hrance OF the low prices pad. All
goods guaranteed as represented.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

The Chautauqua circle wlil hold its
annual business meeting at the home
OF Hrs. ". H French, next Monday
evening at O'Clock Not only present
members but ali who think Of taking
up the course this year ara requested
70 attend.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

w. N. Beeziey attended court iii
Garfield county Tuesday.
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Lester Higgins has been promoted
by the Santa Fe company. He goes
from Oferle to Great Bend as night
operator, at an increased salary. His
many friends will be pleased to know
that he is meeting with such success.
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The Misses Vernon. of LarRed, are
the guests Of Miss Laura Best. this
week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

Miss Maggie Byrne returns from
Guthrie, tomorrow.
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Judge Vandivert held court Tuesday
at Eminence, Garfield county.
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Miss Florence McAiichaeI departed
Wednesday for the scene of her years
labor 10 ths schools of EmpOria. She
will visit for a few days on the way
with friends at Kiugman.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Bingham visited the springs at
Earned, Monday.
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Mr, and Mrs. Fred I. Boies went to
Larned Tuesday for short visit.
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See T. A. & J.. u OF Kansas.
Zach OF Ene above viii continue at
least three days. Come every body and
enjoy a feast Of reason and flow OF
soul" Reduced rates viii be secured
and faCiiiues for camping on the
ground viii be furnished
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

Who are the merchants that give
thirty six inches for a yard? +,
Spiegle S'Son.
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T. a. Harper has tue thanks Of TIN
GRAPHIC forcs for delicious water
melon.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

Spiegle q Sen are still receiving
boots and shoes, all styles and sizes.
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Fred D. Smith was in Dodge City
Tuesday, on legal business.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

Mrs. F. W. Edmonds is expected
home from her eastern trip to-day.
Her mother, Mrs. Dyer. OF New York,
accompanies her and viii make Kinsley
her future home.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-04

If you are ruptured, he sure and see
/ DR.. Tandy, at the Alamo hotel, Sep
| TENDER IIth and 18th.