davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

The Mannattans played & good batting game WIN
tho Fort Hamilton Club ut Prospect Park the game
ending in a draw. Myers, NJ. r. Cobb and ,. A. Noon
all aid excellent work with the bat Inc iuii ss''e
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
AMERICAN .AsSOCIAT1ONs
Dining Cars to Washington.

Pullman Dining Cars from Nev-York 20 Philadelphia
Baitimore and washington Roya Blue Line trains
leaving New-York II 80 a. 10. and 80 D. Service
SpasQuailed Station feot 0f Libetty-st
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
TotoIs - 500 10 8 Totals ....... 10 30 II

Richardson out, hit by batteu DdI' ,
ssse ss;'eP York .:::.::: 9 9 9 9 6S : 9 9.
rarrod runs-New.York 2 Two.base h'ts-Nash.
p.nnott Rusie Stolen bases-Long .. Tucker Nash z,
Bennett Tenan First base On basLong y ISeneT
4 Camel. Bennett. Nichols Gore, Richardson's Connof
QUINN bennett, Buckley. Wld ptehes-Nchois l.
lfme-2 :09. Uppire-lurst
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

Earned runs-Phedepha BIooklyn FIlst DIsS SnHy ~
errors-Phadepha 3, Brooklyn 3. Left on baseS-Phia-
depa ~ Brot First base on 6sIlioT TnSTnt9n %
iy Gleason l. by Lovett 4. Home nsHamlton Myers
Iurns. Two.base hits-Brown. DAILY. Sacrifice hN.Dde
Collins, Grimm Double pays-Geason and Allen Loyet:,
Collins and Foutz HIT by piteher-O Bren Clements.
Wild ptch-Thornton l. UmpiIe-T J. Lynch Tme-1 :45.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

The Cosmopolitans defeated Kings County on the
grounds OF the latter by AZ runs The bowling and
fielding Of the Cosmopotans the main cause of the
victory j. Flannerys 90 being the highest individual
score Following is the score:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
BLACK Sill x.

BLACK INDIA SILK and BLACK LYONS sOhNH
az less than cost OF production
25nch Black India, i0c. worth Soc
2snch Black India 50c. worth slOo
3iinch Black india 69c. worth llo
Extra heavy BLACK SURAH. 40c. worth ooe'
DOUBLE TWILL, 24-inch, oVc'; "ofM .o''
TRIPLE CHAIN, 20lnch, 10c; worth @iVo'
Alksilk BLACK MERvEILLEUX, ioc.
pouble.warp BLACK SURAH, with stripes and ehecks
and other desirable styles, Soc. worth oOc
In black grounds, with choice collection OF CoLoHED
EFFECTS we are showing largest assortment In this
city and our prices usual much lower than elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
1 S..

DRAPERY NET, 50c
POLKA DOT FLoUNCINGs, AZ inches. 81 20. s1.s2.
81 "A, S1.62, s1.S1.
CHANTILLY LACE, SPECIAL. 12c., 24c.
Large variety DEMI FLoUNCING, 12 to 1s inches,
36c. TO u. A.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

Earned runs-staen Island G stseh Ieaiu atan
island Crckets 2. Left bases-S:aten Island a. = ~
Staten ISLAND Scksts scs opo ae Os Oar@e Hasted
o. Wood, Tsintor 2 B. Wood. sharOtt slOcqm Brill
Strebegh Moore, Willard B. Solen Doses-De
da Hssted Finley strebegh Rooney Moore saSrl
and B. Wood. Two.base hit-Van zant Runs batted in
BY Carr l. Rooney /, Kraus l, Brill g. wild pitches
Tnpfe-J Sullivan Time OF game-l :8s.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
n
a. May 0. 1901

NORFOLK AND THE LirCHFIELD HILLS.
Through train service 10 Norfolk Conn., and tnS
Litchheh Hills via Harlem Railroad. commencing aeoos
juno !. az
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
Sri % Z. S..

LADIES' WINE RUSSIA OXFORD TIES. pointed
tips. $2.07.
tips OXFORDS, at s2.S2.
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT EXTRAFlNE QUALITY
LADIES' TENNIS SHOES at s24o; formerly 1914.
Large lot Of assorted COLoRED oXboRDs at oic' {;
were 81 SS and $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
GLOW c. S. .

sINCH GLACE MoUsoUErARE in TAN. GRAY
and BLACK, at 81. 10.
SINGH SUEDE MOUsoUETAIRE in FANCY
SHADES, s1.17.
a full line OF "KAYsER" PATENT FINGER TIP
SILK GLOVES
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
COLORE: = Sll- K

1000 Yards OF superior quality doublewarp COLoI'ED
PLAID SURAH recently sold at s1.00. Our price, 49c
PRINTED INDIA SILKS, % inches wide, all new de-
signs and colorIngs. 31c. per yard.
FIGURED SHANGHAI SILKS, best quality imported
very choice stylos. FULL 81 INCHES WIDE o'c por
yard.
100 PIECES Of o2.nch plain INDIA SILK. AL fancy
shades 3Gc per yard elsewhere soc.
50 PIECES 22inch CREAM-wuITE REAL sHANG-
Hal SILK, 4Sc. worth Csc.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
n. II. MACY & CO.,
Is TIL TO 1arH STREET
WASH GOODS.

400 nIeces FANCY NOVELTY DRESS GlNGhA@Ma, @
IN strpes pads and corded effects at &C. per yard "e''
l5c. , ,., ,o,ods
200 pieces INDIA BATIsrE In light ana DARK sfO'"u'
fast coors at loc. per yard; were loe.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
Once More Let Us Tell

If you have Sick Headache, Indiges-
ton, Heartburn, Biliousness or Dys-
pepsia, Hoods Sarsaparilla will give
you relief. We do not claim it to be
an infallible remedy, but the happy
results of its use in thousands of
cases warrant us in almost insisting
upon its trial by every sufferer from
these complaints.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

The League ami American Association records to
date are as fellows:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

New York 4. Boston 4 (Dr) Cincinnati z Pittshgrg q
Brooklyn o. Philadelphia 4. Chicago 8, CleNeiana
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

fyou have Kidney or Liver Complaint,
Pains in the Back, etc, do not delay
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. Pos
sessing the best known remedies for
these disorders, Hoods Sarsaparilla
invigorates the organs, keeps them
in healthy action, and prevents that
torpidity which may bring serious,
perhaps fatal result.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

Batteries-westervelt and Gaunt Winters and Muir
ply. Basehlts-E. F. C., -; c. \. C.. o. Errors
Z. F. c., 4; G, A. e., a.
The Seaton Hall team easy victory from the
yarunna Boat Club nine at South Orange Yesterday.
The Seaton Hall they pleased by this score
SssSn Ss:Snd Hfll 5ost i Club ! 9 Q 3 9 o 9
Basehits-seton Hall is, Vsruna 4. Errors-Seton
Hall q Varuna 8. Struck out-By Boyan II, by
Baird 4.
At Nocwalk, Conn., yesterday the Gorhams defeated
the Bridgeport nine by the appended score
bridgeport ..."... / O.
THE RECORDS
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

The New-York and Xavier Athletic Club teams
played one-sded game at the Polo Grounds yester-
day. the New-Yorks winning easily. Some people
tbou ght that Umpire Kerwin rather severe On
the Xaviers, The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

An interesting and well-contested game OF baseball
was played at Manhattan Field yesterday between the
Manhattan and Montclsir Athletic Club teams IL
was stirring contest up TO the last inning when te
ManhattanS batted IN five runs and won the game
Smith caught a great game The score was as
follows
Manhattan A. c...:-.~SS 2 9 g g 81
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,

100 dozen LADIES' EMBROIDERED JAPANESE
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs, COLoRED and WHITE at
Acc formerly sold at 75c., s1 and s1.25
Mems MeckWeaY.
ALL-SILK ENGLISH TWILL FOURIN-HANDS and
fowng-end knots at 19c.
100 doz. extra quality alsilk ENGLISH BASKET
CLOTH FoUR-IN-HANDS, at 44c. regular value, 75c.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

The Amateur League season opened at Englewood.
n. j., yesterday, and the home team had wslkover
The heavy hltters OF the Crescents could not bat
westerven, and he struck fourteen Of them ont. The
Field Clubs players played a great game, Cumming
making three earned runs. Gaunt threw WELL and
few bases were stolen. Murphy was not catching his
usual game and made two errors. Winters could not
pitch al an and was bated fIriOusly The field club
has lost every practice game so far but the League
opening decidedly auspicous. Ford cut on base
hit of Cummings, and made other fine plays.
The sccrc
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

ASSOCIATION.
baltimore 10 IouIsvile q Washington TO- st. Louis g.
Cincinnati ~ Roston a Athletic a. Columbus o.
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TEMPERANCE DOTS

Remember the next meeting. al
the methodist church, October the Sth.
1rrs. Grubb. whom we all remember
with pleasure, is The state president of
our KANSAS W. G. II. o., 1drs. Rastal
being called to ruOther feld.
over one hundred delegates from
the dinerIIt unions Of the state assem-
bied in Lawrence TO study and Plan
our work.
At no time sYas the work moro earn
est or prayerful than during the time
given TO a mothers meeting" The
mothers are eager 10 learn how to
save Jheir. children from the curse OF
rum.
Those cities in Kansas who, time
after time arrest and line one who sells
liquor, and allow HIM 20 60 on selling
are really licensing the sale.
OuEdistrict president sIrs. Woodrow.
is one Of tive delegates from Kansas %
che national convention.
These true and beautiful words
~ ere spoken 10y Lady Henry Somerset
at "a recent parlor meeting in London 3
i am. repindsd OF a convsrsatId ION
which took place between DIR. Parker
anu "A -AAA 10 az ~ 4aEEraAEEa OAE Was
laying before the other some esTnesE
plans, TO which was given this reply
II have your scheme now where are
your fanatics showing That fanatics
are necessary 20 The carrying out OF
good schues. We need care very litJ.s
what names we are cafied. nor hoG'
cruel aye the blows legelsd at US, how
sharp The stones, so that our end is
/ achieved, Az rerormers are stoned
until they succeed. We must be CON
tent to sacrifice reputation, so that
The wrongs OF our social lie be
T reJressed-the evils under which -
I country droOps and lauguishes des-
I Lr0yrL Those who lib
/ Grated the slave were called fanatics
I were insuItcd and called names, as
/ people in al ages have been, tIll after
their death maybe, the grand result OF
their audeavors won fJ- them their
. well earned honor. II we pause on
our onward way % think what peopie
{ viii say, hesitate lest stones should De
hurled, we shall sink beneath IEuuble
. dreaii We shall die -lL do no work,
. hold out mo- hand 20 save or biH5-.
. There is q j udEe -lol alone --e must
fear. whose verdict alone we must
esteem. Earnestly seeking "a solution
90 the enigma OF lllrr the mystery OF
wrong doing. ur shall not trouble 9ul
saIse Is az ala uIuaL such palLTy
Z considerations. old ideas muse die
new and mo-e powerful W0tivef arse
religion is not 70 thing of creeJis- ID
would De well Ihas each should ash
with regard 90 questions ringing. burn
ing ln GHeLE minds. --H hat 50 Uulu Do
tiod's view ia this mattrrE Duf 49,!
tule towards our fellows j. not ours O.
determine. lFe dare not iIt 7Fill decide
No g. this uE Sees I'D THAI ---- Ii
SD arc 80, saith .ne ,fstts. TO estri
. comes. Ilt % sHias- ~ -alllT lH CAD O..
Llde ~ rr--tfe IT, ready llth ali silils
5 sen ~ e-e1 tI- ttrgrLlg ur---e o.
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rLEAsANT HIDoE NOTES.

IIHoNCLAD.l
The soil is in good shape for fall
seeding.
1t rains on the Just as wei as on US.
SkyIock's agents ae working every
scheme to get the pound OF flesh for
their masters. One al their agents
would like so 1 am todd the nOmiua-
tiou for d fat county Office,
The g. O. p. held q q net caucus at
Fairview. 1t was very quiet affair
so quiet that We should have known
nothing about it had we rot seen a few
z. o. p. ties wandering thitherWard
atsired in their sunday clothes ard
Wear.Eg that fall style of dry look SO
Fashionable among them of late.
T. S. Polling is tie peoples candi-
date TOR trustee, Tom Long for treas
urer, JIn. Benn.ugaeId for clerk r.. V.
Donnei Tor justEce OF the peace, and H..
=. Taylor Tor constable The above
ticket vii receive . majority Of thirty
one, unless some ~boarders' come il
just before court conyenes in St. Jonn
VIM. IoIiig wiIi add one vote 20 Our
majority this fan.
Several Kinsley gentlemen have been
IiqaidatiIIg obligations down hcre
lately.
Look not upon the politicians nose
when it is led. Tor hs has evidently
been wiping II ou LtaJ ssnguinarY gar
nen- al iattsred and torn
The siurs and Iunueudaes of th,
Offensive partisan press wiil fall upor
oar defenssllss heads, 1uii Of bag see,
though our haIr may be- sly sympl
thy is with the nominees U lao have
. throw o aside party pref udire for is'-
/ justice. Neg when Che sEoW m-it
there 81 ill e9l4ea a1O1- InOu sinai
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rEACHEIss rRoonAAE.

History --.- ----------- sophie l.. Adams
PuEU'- Theory and Practice Minnie Young
IEACHEtt's ASSOCIATIONS.
RcudIu- -----.-----. .-.----- Minnie lfg1fichact
School Organization -.-.-- --...- Ira ~ Pierce
The meeting viii be heId in the south
side school JUiIdiag at 1 O'Clock.
Teachers viii respond 10 rolf cali by
giving quotations from Shakespeare
Opening song, America" Every
teacher in the county should be pres
emit; you either need the ,heIp these
meetings can give, OF you can give the
help these meetings need. Dread Pages
'sfutual Aid" p. 333.) All friends Of!
education are cordially invited.
COMMITTEE
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LBT NOMEOl
Some more fine showers have fallen
on cur fertile fields.
Our county convention went OF
very smoothly but we missed IrOnclau.
c. w. Smith has returned from
Ottawa, whore he has been learning
telegraphy.
Dom, to 8Ir- ana Nfrs. Robert David,
a boy Of the usual size and weight.
r Jake Weingarth is on the sick list.
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We have again to record q serious
accIdcnt resulting from the use Of d
horse corn cutter. Last Monday, VIII. e
Gilbert Matthews was using one OF
them his horse. ran away, throwing
him in front of the machine; the knife
struck his leg below the knee, severed
the main artery and cut to the bone.
lie came near bleeding TO death before
help arrived. DR.. Pearson, who is
attending him, says that he viii recover
but not for 81 long time. Such accidents
are becoming distrCssiugiy frequent
ANA it would seem that they must
lead to either Il discUutuance OF tie
use of these machines or the exercise
of greater care in their use.
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PHOGHA3I-
OCTOBER IzTII, 2s5J P 81
Prayer grEu sohg service hy ic-. -. T. W-t-
son, of WlChltE-
EvENINo SERVICE.
Organ VoIuutary.--- --------.--..-- W. j. Peck
singing by Evangelical singer
Singing by Sunday school
A Munger Hi=. v ice-l'Egz-. Arlington
Singing uy Eva setical singer.
2aD DAY, $50 A. H.
Devotional exercises. lead b5- Rev uartIe. of
10 a. m The teachers o. iae sunday SCHOOL
I0s25 g. M DiscuseiDn
SiuEiils service.
Prsss 81 Iur the SUNNY school Teachers.
IL a. N. ~Eue sunday school ilt connection
HstA me cnurcis ftuE- lae9t1fuuu1 Lew ll-
Discussion --------------E p Jttr Jneric
Pr1l5 er for W-TE 10 sunday school, Kew Wu-
business meeting
election II uniuerz- etc
AFEEltsuas5 SESSION.
I7saf p El1 Reading qf scrlEss-rs sud praJ Cr-
singing service rs Evangelical singer.
esti p lEl- How can We secure rEDre week
Qi1 study OF the lesson 14rs- b. Barber
suIsaay school secretary quarterly report
5=a3 p m Infant class, taught by Mrs T..
spring hlnsley-
intellectual groE Ga from ltleudiuE abe sun
Methods or increasing attendance ~ SuudzT
achluus-' Hiss Smith. Lewis
4-1a % lu- Elildreu'z uleciill--
EVElIIsu szzszIua-
ESQ p M organ voluntary ------ W. j. Peck
sIuiEl+tE- scI'' iee ana reading scripture
s=a5 B. ua- address bv Geo s. Bourne. or
Huni-l4 iLaf-ll.
Executive Com r. itltsa- - ffltar.e 4rs1as-
Ar-@u4i = g y sLislrr- .ir1- fl- li..r--'-r
sl-5 - a --'-7tsi'r- ----a-alzl d -1ar-=l
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J. ~ Cline, Of the Dodge City
Ei.s5y,, was in the city this morning
MI. Cline is one OF those -'dyed-iu-the
WOOL republicans and edits a paper
OF like characteristics, but gives as lis
opinion from reports and short talks
lac had with some of our citise IS, that
the peoples party viii carry Edwards
county this fail by majority that will
elect every man on the ticket.
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4 number OF our city people
attended Wallace X Co.'S. circus al
LarHed Monday
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Mrs. c. IL. Cohen. Of Agustil, Ga.
is visiting with her friend, Mrs. f. d
smith, this week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

The Misses Clara Hius and MabI'
Windie were pleasant ehatty cJllela
on Tuesday.
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TO SAVE MONEY. DEALAT
NJ. SCHNATTERLYS
-whoe=aio snd Retail
ERCANTlLEH0US

Dealer il everything ia the Grocery Line.
T5#J5 Hardware f2UecHsWure- Glassware Ifi'-
ware, WooLoaware. Notions, Fruits piis of All
liudz, Etc, Ete- Oar prices arc all rigut. anna
oa cash sales we are just "a little lower ou most
articles thaH other dealers Come aud see us
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We Will 90 YOU GOOD

We are Agents Tor DOAS's BEST Case
line, Ete-. Etc Ouf ZINE of Cakes aud
Crackers arc the largest s-Hd finest 10 Ice found
m the city We also carry Dry and salt
Meats. We sell IT lowest living prices.
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There can be no health for either
mind OF body 50 long as the blood is
vitiated. Cleanse the vital current
frOl- all impurities by tile use Of
Ayers Saraparilia. This medicine
recruits the wasted energies, strength
ems the nerves, ind restores health to
the debiIitated system.
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Kinsley Lofye No 1871 meets every second
hnsi fourth Friday night Uf each month in
their hail on sixth street. Visiting brothers
are cordially iuyitcG TO meet with US.
W II FRENCH + y WOODBURY..
Recorder 81 W
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c. II. Slack bolrJei the early train
Monday morning fur Wichita.
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formal ballot j. J. Brelsford received
81 votes, and was declared the nomi-
nee for treasurer
The Informal ballot for surveyor
resulted iu J. N. Lewis, Il. a. Harper,
T. j. Bacon, D. Lewis, G. Roberts, L.
". Angus, Fred Eckert, J Fox, j.
Reeder, j. \. Piburu, T. A. Harper
being voted for. D. Lewis and Cyrus
Roberts withdrew. On the drst formal
ballot j. n. Lewis received Is votes
L. w. Angus IS, f Eckert = j. A.
PiJugu 4. z. \. Harper 3, Juo- Fox /,
&. Roberts /. The second fOrmai b-ll-
lot resulted as follows j. Lewis 90
L. W. Angus 80, I. Eckert ], j. A.
Pibum > J.. w. Angus was declared
elected as nominee for s uyeyur.
Thcs. Skinner WAS declared the nUlni-
nee Tor coroner 10y acclamatiOH-
The Delegates from the townships
com posing the 2ud commissioner dis
trict. organized and selected Samuel
Andrews AS tie nominee for commits
si0ner.
Tie delegates from tire various
townships selected the following cen
trial committee. Kiuslsy, H. C.. Tubbs;
Logan, Henry Copp; Wayne, E. Q.
Hardy: Trenton, L. II. Allen; SoIth
Brown, j. W. Hanson; South Brown,
Il. W. Brockaway; Jackson, G. r
Finkle; Belpre, $. G.. Clark; Lincoln,
j. BenmgneIai Franklin, j. NJ. Weese-
The convention then ADJOURNED.
The Chuut.,uqua circle win meet at
T1tE GRAPHIC Office next Monday eve
ming at S O'Clock. If some are still
debating the question TO join or not
70 join they viii do well TO attend
Ehis meeting, after which they viii
doubtless lie able to decide what they
wish to do. Members viii respond TO
toll-call by giving quotations about
America. Ms. Erwin will conduct
the recitation on American history,
Mrs. Edmouds on Social Institutions
Mrs. Higgins viii read "a paper on
Colonial Life AS CLEANED from The
CourtsLip of Miles SLandisu. " and
MIS-. French viii give i've minutes
summary of Domestic and Social Li-e
u the Colouists FROM the Octol er
CEs.,aotYnoL The questions ON Phys.-
uIogy IN the Question Table" of tine
October magazine Will close the pro-
/ ,rr.strn
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Mount Norinh lodge iIG meets regularly in
thsir h5t { uI sixth street second and fOuI n
Tuesday evenings OF c.tuh H5tiEh-
a 81 AEItitGM MAN N EolES,
su,IutEr- ~ 81
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The MANY remarkable cures Of
catarrh effected 10y the use of ~ er's
SuraPur!lla is conclusive proof that
this loatiisJme and dangerous disease
is one Of the blood, only yTeeding such
a searching and powerful Alternative to
thoroughly eradicate it.
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a NJ. Mer yman left T c day MORN
i,g OH a trip to Wichita AID Cold
water.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

T. Spiegie n son have just received
u new lot of ladies corset.
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Fur " ST Lodge 30 t.. reefs every Monday
night ia their hall over q \ ito-- drugstore.
ri members OF iuc order are invited 10 at
f,,3d q ~ AAIH ENY,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


7 !.
Golden Chain Chapter, No 81 meets in Ma
sGnie nail. on sixth lStrt'-t re arst uud third
Friday Of each month. Il itS. T.. n COLE.
MRS. I. /. HOLES, " 81.
Secretary
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More new goods at f. Spiegle s
Som's store.
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Every woman III the United States
who endorses either the st. Louis.
Ocaia, or Cincinnati platforms, or who
is in favor Vf xoman's suffrage, is
requested TO send her choice for pres
isIeRt and viee-prssidelst f2r 1892 20 the
F,irElsT's We, EOpek.a, Ks.s-, eRelus-
ing ten cents for three 1aOnslls' sub
scription CoetoDer, November aud
Deeenberl, and the vote viil he
recorded 10y states; polls 10 close at
sunset. November sra, 1891, and
esult published ia The November NAM
er o. the Ef-4lfsss-s Vac.
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To all who buy $40 worth of goods
Of NE from October list to january lst
Will give their choice OF 81
worth Of goods, free OF charge. Come
and buy something and get your name
registered for one of the prizes, II. NJ.
Scnuatteyly. iewelGf. Repairing done
to order Located in Reads drug
store
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LOCAL NEWS.

L. Il. Noble, s., was in the city
Saturday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

The new goods at edwards & Mobiles
are all in and they want you TO come
in and see them.
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tt t-Cry Uhe WHO buy So worth of
goods of uie lroII october lsJ to Janu-
"ly lst xiii give chiOce
OF 81 worth of goods, free OF charge.
l sell as cheap as you can buy uisy-
where, H. 81. : .hnatteTiy, jewcler, at
c. =. Eead's drug store.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

Frank iYorrei who has been visiting
here returned Wednesday, evening Is
his home in Garden City.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

p. \, Walter, Of Bradford, Penn
sylvauiu, an oId-time friend Of Fl. b..
Pierce, who spent last week in our
city, returned to Pennsylvania Satur-
day morning. Mr.. Walter has 400
acres of choice farming land in the
vicinity of Lewis which can not be
purchased at any price.
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orr

Riiwinning Ledge No 1l5, x OF r. Meets
f-ytFy- Thursday at - y Ia. ia q 4 r hall on
Colony avenue. Visiting Auis hts in good
standing cordiallyin yited 20 attend.
q s LARAEEE. SCtrTT EAfhAN,
&C X IT X j
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

Mrs l. Barber returned Friday
fr,nl I. lwrei1ce, where she had been
sttLea.flng the state convention OF the
W { T. Il.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-02

Jno. Love aud wife. Of IIodgeman
county, are visiting with the family OF
Z. Spiegle. this week
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Hard Cash is Ny Platform

Low tariff, low prices, free coinage of
silver and unlimited circulation, iirect
government loans TO the people in
sufficient quantities to enable them TO
pay cash FOR their groceries and the
uecessaries of life.
There is with the abundant harH ct
and high prices that ali farm products
bring. no longer reason why this
credit system should continue, making
high prices and IN the end ell barrassIng
both to the creditor an Q debtor Pay
cash and bay your goods cheaper tnan
you have ever JrfOre bought them in
kinsleY.
1 invite those parties who have here
toroTe sent their money to Kansas city
20 make me "a call and see how near
Kansas city prices 1 can get.
Butter, eggs, poultry and all farm
Products Will be