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PLEASE EXPL4TM.

O@0ial statistics show that in 1867
there was uIlsed sos bushels OF wheat
Tor every person in the country and
the price was SI.osi per bushel. In
1888 there WAS sos bushels raised Cor
every person and the price WAS only
sz3 cents per bushei. Now will some
of our republican friends explain why
when the quantity was less the price had
fallen considerable more than half?
VIII they explain why during the
same time with substantially the same
per capita supply Of corn, (22 bushels
in '67 and IS in 's7l, the price fell
from 80 cents per busheI TO A csntsP
viii they explain why with eight
bushels per capita OF oats in '6T and
with the same in IT, it Nss 81 cents
in the former year and but % cents in
the lstterR
Tho old argument Of supply and de-
paand vel not do here unless you ex,
tend it to both sides OF the bargain
while the per capita supply Of agri
cultural produce remained subatan
italy the same, ethe per capita supply
Of tbs money That was to purchase
these products was greatly reduced
rbe governments issued bonds, ok
changed these for the paper money O
the country, and then burned up som,
twelve hundred millions Of these, thu
doubling ana tgenling tie remaining
dollars in value. Now while it take
from two or three times as much COR
o or wheat to get q dollar rs it did then
fhat dollar gill pay but a dollar o
debt OF interest OF taxes Jnsk IS It di'
thpn.
For twenty-aye years congress la
.tnD1v been tile hirsIlng Of The none
t.r,anqsrs, devisiHg schemes 70 incFeas
me value Of the dollar, and iif eons1
Gns,,ee rvduee tle value Of the prod
- ~ Labor. TINS thing has son
81 ana on until tl's money changer
he dealers in stocks, mortgages. bond
~, otlaer f7s'.4 con TO- 's
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I0N4sgY-gHE BEST POLICY

The LeavenwOrth Times, repuJli-
can, has this to say of the Haskell
county affair: The clerk of Haskell
county recognizes that he made mis-
take IN making his returns and
acknowledges il like man. Why
were not the members of the state can
vussing board manly enough to point
out the mistake. have it rectihed IN
tune and save ALI tliis trouble? Had
they done so they would have done
credit to their party. Now they have
Inundated every honest republican in
the state and have gained nothing, for,
like the captured thief, they must give
up the goods they tried TO make away
with"
1t yet remains to be seen whether
they will give them up or not. We
predict that Essential will not he
given his seat until after the republi-
cans have organized the house.
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been proposed to the Photographic
Society Of Great Britain, an account
being given Of a local photo-survsy of
WarWickshjrs already in progress.
The idea is to secure the cooperation
of all photographers in the preparation
of a pictorial record Of the country
present condition.
THE 1IODEEBIIZED CLOCE.
An extension Of the clocks useful,
ness has been sought by a st. Peters
burg inventor. The dial is a human
face, whose mouth, by q phOnOgEaph
attachment, is made to call out not
only the hours but any directions that
may be left with the apparatus.
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THE BALANCE OF POWER.

1t is now stated that the California
Legislature, which meets January 2nd,
will be unable to elect a United States
senator to succeed Senator FELTON,.
The peoples party, from the latest
returns, holds the balance of power
and it is said that its eight rePresen-
,tatives in the assembly will vote as a
unit for the pOpulist candidate who
shall be chosen by majority of these
eight. This will leave TO Gov. Mark
ham, republican, the duty OF filling
the vacancy III the United States SEN
ate sntil the legislature meets again in
1893
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUMMONS by PUHLICATION.-Nyo. I678.
Eirat Published December 9Th, Is32-
State of Kansas 10 Thomas j. 5piImau Arthur
r. Poole ana The Sh1WaireE AUrLgraga Com
pluF
You viii take notice that you have been
sued in Cue district court OF Edwards county
Kansas by T. Howard Atkinson and that
unless you answers he petition dIeG By said
plaintiffs on or before the zUtH day OF Juuu-
cry, l6gds said petition will be taken Gs true
Eud Judgment rendered against you accord
1uElyr IuE-closluE a mortgage executed and
delivered by Thomas j. sp1.Iuuu 70 The Sho-
walter Mortgage com amy GATED Stay End 1887
on the following described real estate lI Ed
E7llrdB GIulLF Kansas tC-WlL=
The east d OF the southwest Z and the
south p OF the southeast 3 or section IS iu
uuUulhip 20 south lu range 10 west OF tue 5th
u. m-. and Tor the sale or said real estate
without appraiserneur 20 pay the de1F ssuuE-
cd by said u1UrtEaga.
Witness ny hand and the seal OF said court
this End Gay OF December 1892 A. D.. EApP.
LEEGLi clerk of Said court
Ivan u. Rogers, attorney Tor plaintiff.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Fzust Published DeCem Der 9Th lzl2-
s 5,.5 H ,.,,5,55 ss
IN tie distriet court in ana for the county
anu state alure5a4d-
Eb@ngzss b. 8 ones plaintiff
rhqmzs Zimuet. sophia Zimmetl bis vie, o..
W. 4gcIellaHl o. @ adaEla, manager t'lle' pa
g. 1iEelOW Wind Sill cQmp4u q corporate o.,
. c0rpoEutIl1l ri . Ir. Fryer cereudauls-
I4c Stata of Kansas @ G. W 1LcGiellauq. y
6 Abal9s 3, sla.lsea.sE or s1e fhelPs q 6isaiqi'y
PhelEs 2 Biseiov NtddlllIi company a cor
l55a .1lii take notice that Joseph c Plat
and Auoulaa A. LAutei-ef ltlEs--sEs eAeeutole 4-
ana julia D. Daach, Ilabella Baguau, Helen
Z q ulc-zar becker and catherine fl4tl, heirs
have dIed in the district court OF EDWARDS
county 90 tue state OF Alnsl8s their lrpllea-
Jones the above named plaintiff departed his
life az the county OF Relzseiacfs ln the state
leaving q viii OF which the said Joseph 0
Fiatt and 4loqlaz y Aulr EerfllAer are al
and under which said viii the said Julia B.
Beach lzlbeill 8elrll-u- Hrleu t. kuiclzer-
heirs and ugViEgas OF tho said Jones deceased,
taGt the sale OF real estate luadl lu che above
was made upon an order OF sale issued after
tle death OF the said EbeucEeF B Jones
plalnuh DO sala aeLio1s enc eIlll5el ueEL.g y -
set aside ssiu sale 90 made aud Cor ln Qr--l
r.5viviuE the 1uds--lllll Esn5eg11 90 ms atl.,
l51L- FRI the names Or tle said Joseph g ELaL.
ana Thomas A kuiuzeEila-clEeEs eza-e1ior- u
rra IrEr will OF TslaueEar Do Jones deceased
and Iu ia ~ beach Isabella al1L1aur LaeL-t
T J. lEuIeEer hacker end cl9hefiue Plate leili
~ plaintiffs. and you aud each OF g. lu niue
. ruuaar On said count on or before tue =
-aid sale should NOT DO a=t ASIDE enc e.L
ca Tor. or sid sale VIII De- le4 assoc aa-- -4l
f1c1t raVIEad as 90 said uppiieztlon and NO
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a LIST OF I59 articles In the manu-
facture of which trusts have been
formed, is enumerated by the Nel0 Ma
tioa. Tbe capital invested in twenty
six of these concerns is not known; the
remaining 1873 represent a combined
capital of S1,5O4, OOO, 900. This does
not include the Reading combine. The
dressed beef combine is the largest
gwen, with capital of $1OO, OOO, 900
the standard oil trust, with $50, 600.
900 ranks second; among the Other
large ones are the sugar refners' trust
with $50, 900, 600, the iron league will
$50, 900, GOO and the steel rail trust
with. $50, 900, goo. 1t is this monstrous
., concentration, made possible in large
measure by private ownership of rail
roads, against which we protest
Hallway officials estimate that during
the past year 500, OOO, 600 were paid b!
the railroads as secret rebates to theh
directors interested in trusts.
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First Publishes December I6th, 1891.
by virtue of am order OF sale. issued out OF
the district court OF Edwards co unity, Kansas.
v herein A q W heaiuCk was plaintiff ana Fred
b Hlue. Alphreua Htuer j. II Read C. A. Read,
Loan . trust company OF Kansas, ~ u stew
ems U u Oastecn1 Levi Gould and d % Hob
Go1f as ulsl8uGU5 OF The Farmers Loan :
Trust company OF Kansas we're defguuautsi
WILL ON Monday, the 10th day January, lHa8-
between tue hours OK 2 O'Clock, % m and &
o. clock b m az the front door Of the court
house IN Ellue-ey In the county OF Edwards
and state Of Kansas uLter for sale az public
auction ana sell 20 the highest bidder Tor cash
I'm hand all the right title and interest of ia g
above named defendants in and 90 the follow
ing uGllrl D9u real property situated ia the
county or Edwards and state OF Kansas TO-
wits
"a south OF range 20 west.
Said property 30 LEVIED upon as the proper
~ or the above named defendants and win ba
sold without superintendent 20 satisfy pIaiut
AT Is claim of 41It.8j herein with interest and
costs and EcCruiHE costs. % u HI8EhE5.
Eheriu OF Edwards county Kansas
Huston q MCL ulIoch. attorneys.
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From the Plncy Woods
OF the north to the everglades of the
south, druggists are besieEed- by people
with every shade Of rheum4tism, in
quiring about DR. DTummonF's Rem
edy: "Wm it cure mef's 1And che
druggist points to the fac5i thaC the
DrummOnd Medicine Company, 1850
Maiden Lane, New York, sher q re-
ward OF $500 for q case tnsir remedy
will not cure. That kind of ans wer is
satisfying, and the sufferer planks
down five dollars and goes home and is
cured. Not only relieved, buc CURED
Agents wanted.
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EHEHIFF's SALE.-No- 1861
First Published December Znd. I572.
In the district court OF EDWARDS county
state OF Kansas.
william i Maxwell plaintiff
Frank Wagner, Anna wagner aud The Kan
su5 Loan and Trust company trustee de-
feuduuJss
By virtue OF an order of sale Issued % me
out of said district court IE the above euri-
tied action will on 50 uudays the End day of
January a. d. 1885, between two ana four
O'Clock p- M, OF said day, nc the front door of
the court house. iu the city OF hlusteE. iu tho
county of Edwards. 40 the state of Kansas
ofer at public sale, ard sell J1 the liE and
best bidder Tor cash lu hand an the follow
. fHU-deEeribed real estate r1-ElLs
The east Is OF Eeculua1 lu toWuHll p - aOutl
of Kansas
The abuVs-degcFIbCG real estate Will be sold
without lpprliEgWeut 90 satisfy said order OF
sale. r. G. HDBFEE=s
Sheriff of Edwards county tEausll 8
B Frederick D. Fuller, attorney toF plaintiff
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SINCE the election the Scott County
NsEs, the only republican paper in
that county, has been sold to the edi-
tor Of the Lever, the peoples party
paper, and has been consolidated with
the Lever. The -NstDs-LeDer will advo-
cate the principles of the peoples
party, and is now the only paper pub
hshed in the county. The results OF
the election are already becoming ap.
=Dgre1ft
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.FUDt.I.o..A...TIIIoE -. ~.

ElrdE ELBl5ne1 December 10TH 1871
To Mary Hufcr, W G. Fisher and --
Fisher bis wife, whose frst name l5 10 plant
in unknown.
Take notice, that sou hHVe been sued i'm the
district court of Edwards county, state Oh
Kansas by " lillian GrussIe, and that unless
you ansvZer OF defIur 20 tue peLitI0u or pIEInt-
lu on OK before tue 10Th day OF January. IggsI.
the said petition will he taken as true AND
Judgment rendered accordingly against Mary
l. AulGEr y A Pearson aud ~ u Fisher for M
sum of $4,000 with interest AZ the rate OF b
peg cent per auuuul from the 10th lHv OF Fab-
ruaryr 1884, ana Tor the further sum oil es{8 be
with Interest at tue rate OF 10 per cent per
luuuul from the 4LL day OF EuEer1Ear- 1902
as ID sad peu tolt Claimed on certain note
ana mortgage executed by the SAID Mary i
EuEer 10 Hodges g. Knox and forever barring
you and each of you from all right title and
interest ia and 10 said mOEtEEged premises
GO-Ti-s
lots 4 and and the north east q of the
usrtn west q OF section 3D. township -, range
10, containing 1885 acres of land iu the county
or EDWARDS ana state of Is luslsr e any plEL
thereof, and that q receiver Will be asked Tor
60 take Charge OF said premises pending suit.
lsEAt-l "A HAPP,
clerk.
plaiutLG.
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NOTICE OF FIN AL ELfLEal Els T.
EE8te of kansas Edwards County 8as I'm the
Probate court Ca and Tor said county
Ln the matter Of the estate OF David Bar
Der, deCaasels creditors and all other per
sons Interested ia the Aforesaid estate are
hereby notified that shall apply, at the next
term of the Probate court. I'm and Tor said
county. sitting at the court house 60 El1u6lcS
county of Edwards state uL Kansas on the
lrh day Of January A. D. ISIS for "a Eull and
huai settlsmeut % said estate.
J. 10. La NvIJh. Admin EtTltCr Cd
the Estate OF DAVID HAEBEllr Deceased
Dated this Goth day Of Eogom bers a d. 1877
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The snow 81 falling,
The beautiful snow,
That reminds me OK winters
In the long, long ago,
When the suov-drifts were deep
On the hill and the plain
And the DUoOkist was clusped
In a cold icy chain.
The snow SIS fuuIng.
The white, feathery snow,
That reminds me OF sleigh rides
In the long, long ago.
When warmly wrapped up,
Loved Ones by my side,
Through the storm and the SNOW
We 60 swiftly did glide
With youth in our blood,
CoursIug swift through Cach vsiut
And Joys and pleasures,
may not know again.
The Snow is falling,
The crisp, frozen snow
That reminds me OF Christmas
In the long, long ago.
WheE father and mother
Presided with care
AT the family gathering,
With no vacant chair.
All were merry aud happy
Full OF joy and OF mirLh,
AS we toasted and IFUIicEed
Round the family hearth.
And when The sad hour
Eor parting had come,
Eaon received a nice present
10 carry back home
The snow Be falling
The white. hsecy snow,
THAT reminds me- OF times
In the long, long agO.
With brothers aud SISTERS bel.
Full of love and OF Elsss
That met morn and eve
10 the homestead with me-
And with father and mother.
Who now lie at rest
EcErIhe church in the vale,
with the snow DER eEch L-sEst.
The snow is falling,
The soft, melting snow
That reminds me OF spring time
In the long long ago
When Lhs driE,s were fast melting
ON tAs hill ana the plain,
in that lana whore may
Never wander again,
&C. p, WELLS,
insfsv- rrauE- Dra 9Th s0g
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AK estimate OF sI65, OoO, 600 is sub
United for the next fiscal year. But
the commissioner says that if as many
allowances Of pension shall be made
during the fiscal year to come as dur
ing the last, this amount will not be
enough.
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GOVERNOR HUMPHREY says it was
not the tariff but the silver question
that buried the republican party. He
cites the states of Kansas, Colorado,
Wyoming, Nevada and Ohio in all OF
which the money question was the issue
He gets of some talk il .derIsion OF
the ''hOnest dOlIar'' cry which, if it
came from a pOpulist would raise a
howl on the part Of the republican
press.
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IT is admitted that in this country
there are over 1900 millionaires.
About 900 of them WOO their fort
nnes in protected industries. AionoP-
OIies and trusts have done most Of the
mischief
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THE Nebraska Legislature Stands
House; republicans, As, pOpulIsts, Al,
democrats. II. Senate; pOpuIists, Il,
p4asiicans, II, democrats, ..
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-iLa- p-l---lsa December sui. I5-ls
-.. ne alstEter Cont OF Edwards county. state
TIE American Investment Company. plant,
Adams defaudaulE.
By virtue OF aEI order OF sale issued TO me-
out OF said district court. iu rle a6Gv1l sTl7.
49, --.ttp-g i lslLir on AUudHTr LlG lud day OF
January A. d. IE1I bowen t11-1 md fr157
,lo-- - M OF said day, az the front door OF
W. tlAtl mouse ga the city of hLusIeg- iu the
l3L1Ly OF ti1F|lr4sr i'm the state OF Kansas,
49, - PUBIC SALE aluu Eeu 90 the highest
4-ll4 neeE bidder Q0E cas- ia hand aIL the FuT-
o---lL---g5 eLl-l-a real estate lu-VTits
L--l norm west aE OF secLICu % Iru
south aud in RANGE be- r-aEE 5F DE gth U rT
lying aud situate iu the county OF Edwards Iu
the state OF KANSAS
= ne suoFe-1lzCEil5I real estate VIII be- sold
M-tn9ut apgra-lslLusuL, 90 satisfy said order
eA 3-'tea r. O.. ROBERTS.
elerIa OF Edwards county. EEs.uslg.
w - a. French attorney for pLliutlE.
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THE populists cast 100, 600 votes III
Texas. They elected six senators and
twenty representatives ia the stateIeg-
isl allure.
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10 the district. court or EduyaFds county,
state OF Kansas.
Charles Z Chase, plaintiff
August BeEtrlu, IDA Bertraul- Ada r. Eubba,
and N C. Iuubs and the hauEEg. Loan and
trust company trustee, defendant
By virtue OF am order OF sale issued % me
out or said district court lE the above emit
H1u action viii on MoudaE. the End day Cd
, January A. d. Aa48s between two enc l1ll
o. clock pr u.r OF 5a-u Gay at Lue front door Cd
S9uIty OF EDWARDS iu the state OF Eluza las
oneE az pa bic sale and sell 90 the A1ElS9
ana leaE utluerr Tor Ca6u Ina hand ali she apl
loving desert bed real estate uo-1TlLs
The north east q of section in township
20 south OF range 20 west OF the 9TH p. 1s tyiul
and situate in the county of Edwards tE r1i
state or kausaE.
The lb1ve-dsscrIbed real estate viii be sol,
without Egpral1GmeuE, 10 satisfy SAID urde
OF sale r. C. HOHEHL1s
sheriff OK Edwards county Hsuzas.
Frederick ID, Fuller attorney for plaintiff
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OF Kansas
Charles a 6tilluuau, plaintiff
william SlgElluger, A @ Leonard, ri FartsF'
son 6 CO.. a. u Henderson g. Co. O. corpora
riou, O. w NUyesl u s. Norman and y vs. KEN.
per, partners as NuyGz, Norman 81 Cos sid W
Peck, defendants.
BY virtue Of an order of sale Issued co me-
out of said district court Iu the above en-
utled action q will on Monday the sdtl day
OF Decoruper q % 1882 between and Q. clock
% IA OK said day. at the front door OF the court
houEc ia the CITY OF E[fusICF. iu the county oi
Edwards, in the state OF kansas 1usr at Do 3,
lie sale, auu sell TO the highest and 1gzr bid
der, for cash in hand all the following dee
CrtDo1 real estate uu-T1tl
Thirty feet on the north side OF lot g. FIX
block Ga OF she Arkansas Valley Town COS
addition 60 the city Of lliuEigT. lEluW ono
Situate In inc county OF Edwards fu tlG FtaL.
OF kauslg-
The above described real estate viii be sold
Without appE-Lileulsur. 20 safety sai1 1ruel
OF sale. H. G- RIO bErEEr
Sheriff OF Edwards County. kansas.
W ia French. attorney for Plaintiff.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First Published December I5Ihl 1892.

PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First Published December I6Lhr 1892
state of Kansas, Lzz
Edwards County
In the district court of Edwards county 10
the state OF AlHBlss
The EiuEley EEChauEgl
Bank Plaintiff
James T.. Crane aud No. less
Mrs. ~ Crane vile OF
James e Crane.
Defendant
NCu and each of you. the defendants. James
q. Crane and Mrs -- Crane wife OF James
E Crane are hereby notified that you have
been sued fra the above entitled court. in the
above entitled action CgcLher with your CO.
defendants by the hiusley EEcualUe BauE
UlalullI Iu said action and that said UIgfuLLu
has filed its petition in the district court OF
the county OF Edwards in the state OF Kan
Bas. against you and your CO-uefeu1uutr and
that unless you answer said petition on OF be-
fore the 10Th day OF January ls9i suiu EeLL
tiou wilpbs taken a8 true and Judgment rem
dered accordingly of the following nature,
tD=TlEs
IudTm enc against jas e Crane Tor $500,
vita Interest. az - per cent from a uEust ZlLh
ISL and Tor foreclosure of mortgage. exc
eCuted by said james = crane and vile ON
the following luu1ss The north west p and
lots ana 4, Of SECTION ia township 20 rang e
10 In Edwards county, KANSAS A j HAFP-
" d RObb, attorney forplainuE.
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SYPHILIS pEs=lis.-s:.s;' ~. ... sa.i g
~ yesTu lullll-fg lTllllea- IruuEe4t eel. -a1- ~
CaTa y Hsll or % 9l5s LgEzu low L-Et 1ll1zF l1z
sH-- vvAHD INST. Ia0 h 8lh $50 @. G-zss "a
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8AR HER28
aud skin diseases. all forms l-1rsltlug Body
Nose, Throat. Skin and Bones. aypllllls setl-
EuIa-. Eczema etc. etc. Cures positive slll
permanent SO gsar5' 5uSc5sltll lzI5s-Ele it7
I'm treating blood and skin liEaflE5 II l4s alr
Gus cures send stamps for Question 4lgli
address,
Bs, RAsg INSTITUTE, SAG 81 n 5555is. 4., 5o.'
HI - ~ = FOL - *
* Named Is 60 l5 pound yer month 10 -
bad nu1llalH
1ssCelIT lgFILag end rlF-lEE cons
H1nEnLa FlELEHaLa NAIL
DO uEFllgGllra ll1Fr-1
uEu IA r. BUTTS s28 Pine ataH Sc Leafs 1-l-
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nEoENr TELEPHoay.

During the last two or three years,
trials have been made in the French
army OF the quite remarkable teIsph-
onic system Of Capt. Charollois, which
depends upon the use Of the Martin
bimetallic wire Of steel core covered
with copper. This wire is stronger
and rusts less readily than that ordi-
narily used. with a magnetic receiver
at either end, the wire is UuwOund
upon wet or dry earth, or even in
water, and without insulation-cOn-
ursry TO usual conducts
sounds to a considerable distance.
The military telephonists are organized
in sets Of two men, each set having
equipment for a mile line. The simple
receiving and transmitting apparatus
are Fixed TO the military cap; and the
wire is carried on reels ia a sort OF
breazt-plats, being SO light that a
mans ordinary equipment weighs less
than six PoHuds- The wire is rapidly
laid by soot-soldisrs, eavslymen OF
bieyciists. BY successive sets OF opera
tors q line fourteen miles long was
established in ave hours and taken up
ia one hour and su order Of assault.
setting ia motion two army corps, was
raesived and put IA ezsapaon in ten
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NC ANCE B s.a.sl ..as..sssii
#plH. ~ 3 Eaiis. 5sli5li1ii5a FlS5. can q
~ AEi./ write Dr. ~ r. 91lLDr
~ E2& Pine ST. Sc Louie Mo
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16

In the district uourtof Edwards county, state
or kansas
Charles a stuIuau, plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
TIE WOMAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore. oct. Is (spocialj.-Thc first reception o;
the year was given on Friday evening" by the resident
q, TIE "hOm".' 20 the new students Of the college
The reception took place IN Grrchcr Hail. which Wa
asiefu!ly decorated with autumn foliage. 40 out
side tho college circle was invited ana the occasion wa
delightfully."- informal.
A largely ATTENDED meeting OF al the student, On
Thursday resulted In the organization Of society.
whose purpose is 70 study the social questions o.
the day In which women play II part. The society
will also establish loan fund TO assist needy student.
to pursue college gift Of mOncy for III,
object has alrendy been received from Mrs. Henry
sayre. OF Colorado
The size OF each class shows n steady growth The
class OF 02 numbered five, gJ twice as MANY 04 and
H5 c0rrcspOndligly large, While the class Of 'DG
has over fifty students.