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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
00tels

Dem beutIhen publifum unb msinen lGpei>
;er 6reunben erlaube i'd mir btermit aniu,ei>
sfn bab Id bic @irtbl&aft bon p'p GOnrab,
$50. 1923 9enn 4benue,
iibsrnpmmen babe. SD psrbe nur bic bsIien
SpsiIsn, @ftranfe unb @isarren baIten unb
bemiibt fein, burG reelIe 8fbienung alien ee.
re9trn anforbsrunsen sii entlprtGen.
Senrp port 0tifenflub.
10 Wstn @el9Gft aIs Sdtefnbeder fiibrr
Id pie bisbsr fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
Mn sGmtnOiidtige.

Ser llnterjeidnete. tpeIder mad mtbridbri.
gen 2eioen Don einem idmeren 2nnseniibel
uno Der 9efiirdteten o d 10 In II d. burh
elm einfades WitteI gebeiIt muroe. minitt
au' ieluen MitI.ioenoen Die Metbooe Der Seil.
un9 befannt 5u MAIDEN. CT miro allen, Die
90 iuiiufden, foftenfrei eine abfdrift oes 8e.
5eptes fenben, meIdes eine iibers SeiIuu9 fir
9 dninbfudt, aitbma. gatarrb,
8ronditis uub ale gals. uno 9unsen.
affettionen III Or bOfft, oab ale 9sioenoen
ieip Mittel probireu, fueIdeS unlddbbnr lit.
@sr oas Rejept oas nidts foftet un6 fesens.
reid iein fanrL iuiinibt, idreibe sefduiSit an
Mes. GbtparS u. Wilfon,
BroofIbn, 0em gort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
Osptb Elm .bentSeber 9aa~

@enn bic Heutfden oas, mas ite
bur9 ben 1lmauS bonn 6. Oftober ipm'
bOIiid uusBebriidt, iuaS bic Reben be'
fraftist baben, nemIi&: Dab mir tros
setpiEen partifulariitii6en gisenbsiten
Bel alien AnIaRen. mo eS ii6 un bic
iosiaIs Obsr pOIitiide Griiten3 unierer
gationaIitdt banbeIt. bennod iein tDn'
men Gin einis 8oIf bon 8ribern" sur
@abruns unfersS @eiummtintereRes- g.
tpenn mir biss bur9 bic Tbat betpeiien
tpoIen, 70 bietet iid uns bonn na4fen
Dienitae tlber aiuei @o9en cine aaberit
stinitise @sIesenbeit buau. SO bebarf
babel fsiner Seitmaridaae, feines Sa'
dsIsuses, feiner 9efOriruns, fsiner @lu'
iitcorpS Elm Streif&sn 4apier 1T
basu nBtbis, nit tueIdem ieber 9euti&e
an bic @ablurne seben iOate, I'm iei'
nen Broteit einauIeeen eeSen bic i&impf'
Iide 8sbanbIuns, tpeI6e unferm gOIfe
ieitens bes repubIifaniiden County
gonpentes su tbeiI tpurbe.
Ser 9euti@e 1T fein prOfeficneIer
aemteridssr. er fellt Feline unperiaam'
ten SOrberunSen, er 1T meiitentbeiIs
;ufrieben nit elmer bei6eibenen gln'
erfennuns, iei bieieIbe aud nod 70 8e'
rins-aber mo er fiir an ieinen suten
8ilen, fiir feline in mandem &umpf
bepabrte Treue unb MnbansIidteit nur
perddtIide MiBadtuns erntet, ipo ct
aIs sefisises, tpiasnIOieS @erfseus bs'
banbelt tpirb, baS man adtIos auf bic
Seite ipirft, na9bem man es benutt,
ba ertuadt bod ber beutide WideI in
ibm unb er subIt nit Gins unb 8inieS'
sinien ben ibm unsetbanen Sdimpf iei
ss auf bIut'ser 8abIfatt, fei es i'm
friebIi&en pOIitii@en Sample an Der
@abIurne.
Nlan bat bic beuti9e &eboIts sssen
bas Madnert 6es republifanii9en
county GOnbentes anfanss aIs ettpas
tetra9tet, bas peiter feline 8eadtuns
berbiene-it don't amount to any
thing, buben iid bic Serrsn 9Otpea unb
gompanie aussebriidt-iie iinb ieitbem
zines 8eReren beIebrt tpor6en. Sc GEE
traut iid feiner ber repubIifanii9en
&anbibaten msbr, fiir bas Geiammt'
tidet einsutreten, ieber @inseIne arbeitet
auf eisene Sauit unb. fiir iein fpeaieIIes
SntereHe, unb iudt bic SduIb fir bic
8erna&Iaiiisuns bes beutiden Clemens
tes auf feline GOIIesen uuf benz Gidst su
i9ieben. Den Seutfden1 &reiien bIeis
ben bic Serren eeflifentIib fern. benn
iie fibIen ii4 bort ni9t bsimii9 unb
baben aud bieIIeidt bas unbeitimmte
9efibI, baB man fie untsr obtpaItenben
tlmianben niat tpiinf9t. 9a8 bat i1
aud Bel Der Seisr in ber 2ieberfrans
Gale Se3eist, mo nur Elm SersinaeIter
Reprafentant bes repubIifaniidsn Gi'
dets (9Oturp) eri1ienen mar, tpabrsnb
es fat iammtIi8e bemofratiide &anOi'
batsn Der Mdbe tpertb fanben, ben
Deutiden on ibrem Gbrentass sinen
8efud absuitotten.
2abt unierm ,,beuti9en Gag" bonn
6. Ottober einen anberen ,,beuti9sn
Gag" am 8. Nobember foIsen unb TRACE
ieber Deutihe bur9 fein 8otum iein
S9erflein NIT Bel 3ur NisberIase bes
repubIifaniiden Tidets, bamit mir aud
auf benz pOIitiiden @ebiete uns bic
9lnertsnnuns erspinssn, tueI6e
uns bic 8epubIifaner bsriast babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
1leber Saitimore
yeorOOenti6er QlDbO,

8eosImdbise ROf. Dampiidifffabrt 5luii6en
Baltimore unb Sremen
btreet.
burd, Die ueueu uno erprobtsn etabIoampfer
9armItabt, Dresden, &arlsrube,
Ntanden, OlbenburS, Nelmar,
bon 8remeu eoen SOnnerito9,
bon Baltimore iebsn Wittluod, 2 ubr R.aM.
@rObtmO9lidfte Siberbeit.
Siuiee @ieiie. 8or5ialide Serpfe9nn9.
aRit 9ampfern oes Norooeuti6en'sloDo
muroen mebr ale
2,5O0,0O0 PaRagirre
aIiidlid ii6er See beforoert.
Galons uno Gaiiten.8immer auf Oed =
9ie Giuri&hugen fur 8wiidenoedspaffa'
oiere, oeren SbIuffeqen fb i'm Sberoed uno
i'm ,tueiteu 9ed befnoen. iinb anertaunt por-
treflid. GIettrii6e 8eIsu9tun9 in allen
Wdumeu.
Beitsre Gustrnft srtbsiIen bic General
a9enten
u. G@nma9er & Co., Baltimore, Wlb
o0er beren Bertreter i'm SnIanoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
GisarreH'6a '6abrifant.

u. ptdmarn,b II, bic beIiebttn ,,Nlfpnfu"
unb Big Sling" &isarren alle Sorten "a.
baf unb RauHrrartifeI, 5Gt 9adapanna Ape.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
6ef6dftssMn;ei8er.
Hummelshine,.

Z. 3. We1Itntpd, Sars. unb @r6.
bsrfhmiifnng, 314 %. gBaIbingtOn 9Ipf. unb
am GinsaHe ess 6prsGf Sia 6riebbpfes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
EeueraIarm StatiDmem.

gp. 4aIfen. QoFaIit6t
12 gDtlfon RhbIs.
f3 ehf Wsrft.
ia 9adapanna Npe. unb Sitbtntt Straes.
IS tadapanHa Mpe. nnb Snanton paus.
10 DidIpn Manufacturing 60.
IL I. 8 & s. 60. Stabl gDerfe.
f9 (. 8. & 6. 50. Vile Hpa Wiiblf.
II SsfftrIpn unb eadawauna Arfnues.
% WYpmins Mpsnuf unb Sprurt Straet.
% 2inbrn Strnbf unb GIanfIin apsnur.
"a MalbinetOn gIpe. unb Mulberry Siraes.
25 Olive Strabt unb Mbams 9lpenue.
26 qadapanna uub WaIbinetpn Apfnuts.
q WuIbsrrp StrnBs unb Mapiion Mpenue.
% Sefftrlon Apsnue unb @ibIon Strabt.
81 Clay @penus nnb 9ine Strabs.
80 @apouIe 9lptnur une pbsIps StraBt.
80 prppittnre Rpab unb Carbon Stra6s.
81 qadapanna unb 9iprb Wain Mpsnnss.
35 SadIrn Strabs unb Nain Npfnue.
36 SadICn @haBe unb yincpln Qpsnut.
81 everett Mptnue unb Sadlpn Stra6e.
3S @arfisle Mptnue unb 9afapstie StraBe.
al gBaibinatpn Mpe. uub pidprp Stra6e
az Dritte unb 8sIlors ShaBs.
AZ oiinfie Wpfnue unh Siinfte Srabe.
Id Srrantpn unb Siebente Stra6en.
is Stppers pafine Co.. pine 8rcpf.
as Stpns Mpsnus nub SrmIpd Sra6s.
az pittetpn Mpenue unb gDilptp Straee.
AZ prpspstt Mpenue unb 8eeh Stra6e.
81 &tbar Mptnue unb Alber 9tra6e.
So prcspeet Mpsnue unb Riper Stra6s.
So @sbar Mpsnur unb Gin StraBe.
81 Wnlbingtpn Npe. unb Waple StraBe.
SIS @rbar Apsnue unb pear StraBe.
So Scranton Stabl Wrfe.
6t SphIanb Sha6r unb BrpmIty Npe.
62 Glib Drain Mpe. unb pamptpn SiraBs.
63 Glib Mhte unb Samptpn Snabe.
Ga WaIbingtpn Mpe. unb Rsp gbprf Stra6e.
IS Wiarirn StgaBt unb @appuIt Apsnus.
&c D. 8 3. arsujune unb @reen Ribet ct.
II DidlpR Npsnne nnb on Warfst StraBe
72 Court StraBe unb DIAMOND @penur.
70 prppieenee Rpab unb Nprb Brain Aps.
"a Marfft Strabe unb Rprt Drain aps.
rs Rcrb 0lain Aptnue unb parftr Siraet.
81 9rid unb SaI ShaBsn.
80 Bloom unb Warfft StraBfn.
SO Srpins Npsnur unb gllb StraBf.
1913 D. 7. & gB. 8ra@t 5aue.
i2l Wrli Marftt unb gBinpna StraBtn.
2i3 .. I. & gD. 8arren MnflfGttsn.
32t .. {. gB. Ral&tntu Wsrfs.
g8tt ptrb.
8pmmt bsr MIarm BON aalien IA, 70 pirb
,is 9Icds 3ufrlf tt ns GGIagrn, bann pauGI
en- unb bisrauf pitrm a anlGlagtn, nsui-
Id I-IIII, has 8ruer tn btr HGbe BON aa-
len IA anjsisenb. 9tbr @larm iptrb brrinaI
uisttrbuIt. Su eIsi&tr Dsifs ptrbsu aIls
}abIrn anetatbfu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
@anne Gpnnth.

81. 3. @ammeI, Elm prominenter
Demotrat bon @apne county, Dat ii9
ais unubbdneiser 8anSibat fur 9lfociate
8i&ter anseitnbist unb bebauptet, aus
Der domination betrossn ipOrSsn su
fein.
Gnnpneirt i'm ,@O9snbIatt",
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15

sa- 8efsIt baS ,,@OdenbIutt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
Bud. unD aiecieen,.Drncfer.

8rtb. gBasneL Drudarbeit jebsr glrt
In englilGer uub btutf&sr Spra6e, 511 eada.
ppuuu ypeniie, etseniber BEN Bottom Stcre.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04
NATIoNAL CoSvENrIoN-

The thirteenth annual meeting Of
The National Woman's Christian Tenn
pe-ance Union was in session during
the past week in Boston. It's opening
session was held in the Old, historic
Fanuen hall, where 50 many other pop
ular assemblies OF high prophetic i'm
port have in former times, Witnessed
and mightil: responded TO, some of the
nOblest uIterances Of the spirit of
American liberty and American phil
anthroPhy. But fremont temple ~ here
most OF Tie sessions have been held,
has been each day. Inorning. afternoon
and evening. crowded by intensely
sympathetic audiences. Among the
others 81 mbols and notices that adorn-
ed the walls was the motto of the
V,oFid's W. g. q. linton: Il OF God
andtHoiBe and Every Land" i5ut no
ensign displayed WIS more Impressive
ly significant .har shP. Of the monster
/ petition, said g. have been already
signed by over 0n@ million men and
women. and --i'51h, when the number
/ has been increased to two million, is to
/ be borne around the world and present
[ ed to tue governments in all countries
asking for prohibition of the liquor
| traffic md the opium trade The en-
I thusias Be- ut all the sessions appears to
have been IF she deepest nature. and
: accom- MED with many incidents of
f! picturesque and dramatic interest
Lady Somerset OF London. who has
sPokenff Frequently and preached the
sermon" Sunday before an immense
audience, seems to have won the hearts
of all The venerable Theodore Weld
nov eighty eight vraFs of age, one OF
4 IT, erCe5 and prophet of a oit!Onisn
nearly sixty years go. oegIn7ing Whii'
IN the Lane THe0lOgi~'' Seminary
eli Innati. and who oTgani--d ont
OF tie urst tor1E rance sOcIet. cs, Wa.
with his wife on Tie stage. \ coiOreJ
woman. who sang one of the patheti
and thrilling gospel songs of her race
so captivated the au Iieacs thai one
brave woman on the stage, taking hel
by the hand, kissed her on the cheel
in presence of the whole ASSEMBLE
amid a storm of applause. The adj
dress of the president, as usual, sw ep
- the entire horizon Of modern reform
in its various latest forward move
r ments. The presence aaI words o
, Mrs. Mary c. Leayitt. who has just re
turned from her remarkable camp tigI
d of temperance education around tn
worII. and who is about 20 go forth o.
"a similar errauJ to the icpubtics o
3. South America. awakened peculiar Ir
1 tcrcst. The heartI.st Kind of sveIcom
y vas given to Es,tlrr Clrarv. the rel
/, H.=~I.atEvc Of All. f'a.Iol.c g eiHperaH.
- I--!Ju. = .3T3-Ce.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04
Hard Cash is My Platform +!

Low tariff, low prices. free coinage of
silver and unlimited circulation, .tifect
government loans TO the people in
sufficient quantities to esHble them to
pay cash for their groceries and the
necessisries OF life.
There is with the abundant harvest
and high prices that ali farm products
bring, no longer reason why this
credit System should continue. maxim z
high prices and in the end haErassIng
both 20 the cretlitaE and dsl.taf. Pay
cash and bay your goods cheaper tRan
you have ever Lefosa bought them in
kiHsleT.
invite those parties y no have here
tofoEe sent their money 10 Kansas city
to make me call and see how neal
Kansas city prices can get.
Butter. eggs. poultry and all farm
products will be
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

Tie Ucstern R,a'at and AmericaI,
StocBD,aH, one of the oldest farm jour
mails in this country, is a journal of
large size, and filed with literature
which not only represents agriculture
and its Kindred interests in their high
est sense, but deyutes much space for
the entertainment of the farmers fam
lily, OH the ground that the farmer and
his family are of as much Importance
as the farm.
We find in its columns, also, able
articles devoted to the discussion of
the economic and social questions of
our times. The RS3-uz has no hobby,
/ but aids in the advancement OF all
I the practical reform measures which
are agitatIng the public mind at the
I present time. it believes in organiza.
tion among farmers, and has devoted
much time and expense to the END
that producers might stand together
for their rights but above all it believe
iH education, aid the general informa
ton in regard to public affairs whicl
is necessary to 1T the people for sell
reliant citizenship. To this end N
TiitrGl has assisted in the establish
meut Of a school of agriculture an
manual training Tor dependant stes
5 waits, which Is doing a great Wo~k j
] saving the street waits of the larg
towns aiId cities The subscriptio
price OF The Western R,aul is SIS
e FER year less in clubs. Fl
e particulars address
SIILTON GEORGE, Esib.
4 % wnn
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

at is plainly taught in the scripture
that Satan is tho enemy of soUls.
Paul says: we are not ignorant OF
his devices Seithtr axe we. Who
but he could have got up SO gigantic
scheme for running souls What dia-
bolica cunning is displayed! He man
ufactures drink to suit al classes
and ages. Not many would fan into
the trap if bourbon or brandy were
presented first. 1t wouIt be horrible
TO the taste. Ali lac knows better
/ lie makes sweet cider nCst, then some
/ that is not quite SO sweet-uore deiic-
! iOus stili-Lleu mild pleasant wine
and u fo;uHing, sparkling. eXhiiaFatIng
/ beverage oatied beer, then "a little
stronger wine Of exquisite flavor, some
stronger beer, some mild brandy. and
the thing is done. That appetite is
planted which is stronger than love
and cruel as the grave, which nothing
Will uproot but one OF Gods miracles.
And who but Satan could persuade
d mother that her delicate baby when
aiIing needs a brandy bath and "a few
drops of the same vile stun admins
tered internally VINO but he could
so blind the eyes of young man thai
he wonld take a glass of liquid Sire ev
p cry day for a year. and not know thai
a ne win be bound hand aud foot by III,
: habit2 Therein lies his most fearful
{ power, the ability 10 hindfoid ever
: the eject. How else can you acCOuu
2 for the son rowfui fac5 that some o.
I Gods ministers nO5 only tamper viii
: the deadly poison themselves. but rec
\ Cmend u to others when they can e.
@ i pure uriiclel Purel ThInk OF il
IT To this, toO-Satsa's power - deeeiv
may be traced 10 part the apathy an
sbort-sightedness and cUpiditY OF ou
law makers. but let us. beloved 'pu
or tbs y hole armoT, that we mas =
IS able to withstand the-Wiies 81 tine de,
II Il. And let us pray always that "
. may have the courage to denSunce th
y whole traaic as sin. Eow aud Tor evei
more And. brothers and sisters. tag
this high word or announcement frol
the lord himself Lissenl The &c
of peace shall bruise satan under yol
30 feet-sheftlyr Shall we dount or de
Sc pond sitter that &evar.T--t'slnsys e
e. n l.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04
I5s CIark S.. Chiearo. /


Allow cough to run until It gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say, @0h, il VIII wear away, %
but in most cases it wears them away
Coald they be induced to Try the sue
cessfU1 medicine called Kemp's Balsam
which 10 sold on positive guarantees
10 cure, they wOnid immediately see ths
exeslient effect after taxing the FIRST
dose 4'EIce so -ceats ana SE-eO
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

r.srleauaa 'sa'ie--

-aerrz y WrEE-f Fruf nru notified fsaf Fuu
- - llu sf1r rrag be rtstlflolt il 5lt1 CAUSE
nns htnu nietl In the uihCc OF che cItrs 10 t'.c
lIlzf-frF r-rrfrf ~ EaI9aFae ftsIufrs Aralf3t1 3
fhre the PARTIES 10 said action are t-t ff eal
cru Fan-lz Loan s. l1rIsfiee Le-ilI ans -a
b. 5fr.-EF sfH ruu and the lewis lfHarI Com o.
any -rs t.s.f=udaur-; tlnt u4iesa Ftiu a--sti
arffu edition u be fore me A-l t-lle eH jan
II-r. rFs b. snruc aHiI bee o. fIs trile. llfl
f11 cement uII Co. rendered ni.ta itii ilt
t.-5f -r. frfl.rssz rlsr TlfIEtf fr Ine etffn f
Two huHfirt- and aTtr dafHs ia1l- 81 p p ~
cent. srill.irI Interest Flrrea frllr Inil.5-ie
-rtl T.- rf-r To 2 ~ fisf -fler 90 Ls1s fEfH45
ana rtl -auta VIII zoe uil udEeI tu Gee q rf-i
and prior MORTGAGE lien rul-u Lrf ave I4'- D.
Iliat-- fl-re .s Iii fne town 90 Lewis. accord
Iuu 60 tna original Ilnr thereof ir Lslss-r,i
COUNTY. Ezu=a4-- allu 7sa1u real el are .Ii- D.
.arrtar-I lre sod 90 7slizfF SAID 4-if'Flll''il
aud rhc ulainiiG @ilI nate aucn utAar iis.
/ and egulfuL -a-
Lrlr-rz y. p -'.f
Al fttrr. CisFE- Az r E1- riliIzrt p
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04
TEMPERANCE DOTS

Edited by the ladies for Grd ard
nome and native land.
80
The editor of the GBkriiIC Is rot ZEE
spoBsIble for anything that may APP
pear in this column.
Our next meeting December Iata.
mothers meeting.
80
Important business at oar next
meeting.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

Mrs :. IIotteWitz is constantly re
ceiviEg new goods, consisting Of hard
ware, stoves, tinware and groceries.
which she is selling at prices which
defy Mpetition.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

II you want to he made good look
ing, go to Miss ALMA Ditus. our pho
tographer, and have yoUr photograph
taken. She Will do the best work at
reasonable prices.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

From this date, November 10Th, Goa
viii be cash on delivery. We pay IN
advance, and the demand is now so
great we cannot keep up our stock and
trust it out with our limited capital
Therefore we shall make 10 exceptions
whatever to this cash rule.
EDWARDS & ERWIN.
NJ. Q. TUBBs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04
Received as Spot ClSb +!

IN exchange for goods. I carry a good
line Of TinWRre. Wooden ware. Pals,
Tubs. Boilers. coal Hotls. Brushes,
states and Pencils, ard many other
asetui articles for household use, ether
than
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

J. q. Miller, of Denver, and 5. F,
Miller. brother and son of J. X. Miller
of this county, left yesterday for Hot
Springs, Arkansas, where :. /. goes
for Il eatment for diabetes.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04
.r.~sf plbusacd November z5th, 1871
40 "a


40 1.55t.
rs. tr.. dj-f-s-t raarr OF Edwards county
5S--If-afH-
fi., ig..t5-u.I.sud aud Mortgage Conuuuy OF
: .4-r5,l sTI.I44tcd- u!aiUtlu,
lfsel11rI -hgnf-fl. sarah Susanna ~nonfte.i
LII.l- 30. ,F.H-l-lI-zsHd Edward D. la5 ioT'
usicUuiur=-
EtTTgE-
Tho =.rI -1s-srEruls HIchuCi Snoudsil. s51-
ran ss.-as-a -.auI- 30. Allule 81 MlliluH-. hl-n
f.-...f tfr 4ncH vriIF take notice that the plnln
t-u irI DE. sslarvr entitled seti'iur cin 90 tHr
T-a sfHe 81 efETlGlr-rs 1881 ifac 1u lho $3.50
90. .rf sf- Dr.. fguu l-ulu-L NnrlH 4At n.fe t-t
VI. rI E 1l .Hr- praI lfif' Tor tnt l1ile.. ~
F B. s.-f. .l mort 1lEgr heretofore e-eafHt-N i's
tHr =s.-I a.l.a-I sEuIlicu aEii sarah sues ~
lfH.r" E. 5a Edward Austin and Charles D.
% fu.--f rH.rfuers doing uilztus--a huaer lne
an. r---I.. 90 Austin S. EpuaLHarrFs un tho 1ssl-
low .,.- -rtuCd real estate q tHtt in ti-
yrH-..- co. .s.H.ra. kHr7as tH-Tttf LOIS ana z
81 section q o. township q -pat ri range n
west ~ llsa --au principal ugrllialli- tu secure
rf.f4 r-.s rfr uf Jf the -ufu si etil. aul tllti
tht.g are required co. answer the ratd pailil.I
J. ~ or uafrrt- tue eighth u1y or luEuiirY- lr.'-
or the same viii Tee laae5- as -Etlt el-A -.-N-
3 rrI..r.T- -f.r.Ea-rr.F a. HFaEcsl I0F therein
3 A. j. IA Pp-.t lerk 81 District Cont
+ TsEaLI LdwsFds County t-as-
I o. n. UhriEfy. plaintiff. attnruc5-
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IL quiels the nerves? So docs any
other deadly poison. 1t helps diges-
ton: BY 80 means. it puts the
nerve alarm t. sleep, 50 that it cannot
complain when abused. It shorteHs
life-that is acknowledged in the case
of young people; and it is SAID that in
the training schools for lhe navy there
are stern restrictions. 1t shortens life.
4 wise physician says that other
things being equal, a man loses ten
| years by its use. That is. he is as old
( at sixty is he would otherwise he at
seventy GyauCc.
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StalIe and Fancy GrOeFrles

come la ana price my goods. and
I aitH prove 70 you tb-t silver dollar
to-day Is sorth more than eprcnlised
SRo or three months hence.
# ay platform suits ysu come in
ana EWtfl be pleased 10 do business
Win y5nt ana save ron money.
Relieving this 20 be the only true
4isthod OF doing business. most
zespeetfrlly solicit your patronaRe.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

Constipation IS the parent OF innun-
cradle diseases, and should, therefore
be promptly remedisd by the use OF
Ayers Cathartie Pills These pills
do not giipe, are perfectly safe to take
and remove all tendency to liver and
bowel complaints.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

About 1920. in the story OF the first
colonies. we -ead:
We specially desire yOU to take care
that no tobacco be planted 10y any of
the planters under your government
unless II be some small quantity for
mere Necessity and for PhySiC. And
that the same be taken privately 10y
ancient men, and none other, and q
make a general restraint thereof as
much as in you Is.-AdVaucC.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

r,nr - lodge No 81 -ueGts every MoGduy
Eight in their hall over c a Rcu' drugstore
1end q " hiATi ESN,
y 4 SNOW, Secretary NC
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

Eb. Rowe, OF Iarned, was in the
city Saturday on his way TO st. John
The Garland is the finest heating
stove in the market They are clean
and easy to keep Ere in. Mrs a
Hottewitz has just received a large in
voice of them which viii be sold ut
bottom prices. Call and see them.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

Mount Mortah lodge I16 meets regularly in
heir hal on sixth street second aud toutth
Tuesday evenings OF each ui6nth-
A " liEBFYMAN NJ EOi t.~'
>eLEsLiTg W.
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Sam ", Werner, a freight brake
man, had one OF has hands badly
mashed, AZ Kinsleys while coupling
cars last Monday, losing a thumb and
sge fingers. sam use! TO ike here,
and llis friends VIII l-e sorry &c Learn
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

SEgwrE: 90 How is it, Kate, that you ulwayL
seem 20 catch on = to the last new thingT DO
what may, you always seem to get ahead
of me"
KATE: ~ don't know; ! certainly do not
make any eEertiOn in that direction"
.JEsNTT '' Wen, during the last few months,
fer example. you have taken up painting,
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Ar

TO Howe Post 40 2fi meets the first SatIir-
sEV IL, fnrh month at = O'Clock p III nud the
bird W Wednesday, at = O'Clock p ~ ai g X
u all. visiting @ ruTids arc invited 20 mcet
q 4 lila ~ II NhiI-
" \ SNOW. .AdJuHtt,Ist- CoIniEHudcr-
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Rfnaiey Lodge No 1871 moets every second
and fourth Friday night OF each month in
their hall on Sixth street. Visiting brothers
are cordially iugftct 10 meet with uS-
" = FRENCH \ WOODBu nv
Recorder
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-04

Thin OF grey hair ana bald hvuds,
SO dislleasing to many people rs marks
of age, may be ayertcd for "a long
.jH.c usiug Halls Hair Remover.
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SECRET SOCIETIES


Colleen Chain Chapter 30 81 meets in Ma
reBic-rHGl. on sixth street the firrt and third
! riday IS cuCh month. VI ks +. n COLE.
MRS. r. l. ROLES, ~ ~
Secretary