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THE OFFICE coy.
afIs uegaIopulcnt aa Exhibited by Remarks
OF the senior Partner

zTIs Development ne Exhibited by Remarks
of che senior Partner
These are the remarks OF Mr.. Scur,
senior partner of the firm of scuH g.
Bumper, showing his opinion of the
new Office boy:
Monday The new Office boy Is q per-
feet treasure The first thing he did
when he had a moment of leisure was
80 wash ont ny inlrstaud. 1t hadn't
been cleaned for a year, and TT was a
real. pleasure TO write when nice, fresh
ink was put in Whue-L-vas at lunch
Johnnie busted of my desk and put
everything in its place He's the best
Office boy 7 ever had, polite and oblig-
ing, and very neat IN appearance.
Tucsday-Yes, think Johnnie ia a
model office boy He was here this
morning bright and early, and had my
desk as neat as a new pin, and every
thing iu its place when 7 arrived He
said Good morning, AIR Scuff," in
such q gentlemanly manner, too His
appearance was hardly as neat as on
yesterday, but can overlooz that III ne
continues punctuai and docs his duty
enthusiastically
Weducsday-J ohuuie was half an
hour late this morning. He said his
mother neglected to call him as early
IS usual I hope 1t will not occur
again AS consequence my desk
T
leave it while Johnnie put things TO
rights.
Thursday Chunis was here when I
arrived this morning, but i noticed
that my desk wasn't busted. he was
reading the morning paper when I
came in, and didn't OFFER to get up.
Friday ohuuis takes an uncou-
scionably long time to go Of an errGuji-
He managed to put IN a whole hour
this morning going not more than i've
blocks
aturday-Johnnie IS making a great
nuisance of himself as O whistler. At
first ne was nice and quiet but he
seems to have outErown that
Mouday-Oh, yes; I had to discharge
Johnnie. He wasted his time uwfully.
Why, on Saturday he consumed three
quarters of an hour going half a square
to the post office. And then, he never
pretended to mind anything ] said, and
couldn't get TO see the morning paper
until after he had read it. Then he
vyhistled all day long when he was In
the office, and regularly distracted me.
He was no good, and had to discharge
him. You don't know where I coaId
get a good. reliable boy, do y0u2-
Judge.
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war sIr.vsH WAS DE,IoNErrzEn.

For eighteen long years reform writ
ers reiterated the shameful story of
how Euruest Seyd came to America in
1873 as agent for the bank of England
and by the use of English money, efec-
ted the characterization of silver. For
eighteen yeitrs republican, and even
democratic politicians, OF high and low
standing, have denied thnt uIere was
anything iR the statement beyond Il
lesiIe 10 create discOrd and anarchy
among The common people. III the
Bankers' Magazine OF August, 1873,
we lind the following, which AIRS.
Emery copies in he book, Seven FL
naucial ConspirJeies;''
Ia 1872, silver being denouetized IL
France, England, and Holland, a caFi~
TAI of S5OU,uOU was Eitised, and Earu-
est Seyd, OF London, was sent 10 this
country with this fund, as agent Of tie
foreign bOudlulIer anal capitalists, to
effect Tie same object, shich was
accomplished.
Ia The Congressional Record 81 April
9,1sT2, we fad tins;
Earnest Seyd, OF London, a distIn-
gtlisiisd writer and buliiuuist, who is
now here, las given great attention 10
the question of mint and coinage.
after having examined tile FIRST draft
of this bill (tcr tls demonstration of
silver BE made various sensible sug-
gesti5ns, which the Committee adopted
and embodied in the bill
Tie alOveis from AR Hooper, chair
man of tho coinage committees. After
wards Judge Kelley, of Pennsylvania.
stated tii't iie saw tlle originai draft
Of the bill and Haas e WAS ia Earnest
sex IS own handwriting. All these
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EVIDENCES Of the rottenness Of the
associated press have breu aecumu!at-
ing for years; and by and by, the
attention OF the people will be coucen-
truted upon this gigantic monopoly
aud we might say, ahe-deviI Of the
whole lot. The associated press is
.,udtr the absolute control censorship
ri few men, the tools of the money
power who don't let anything go to tile
public. that meets the disappruval Of
tie 7lutocratIc lartls, who have set mp in
.Jttr so-caItud free Amsrira'N "a form
CT censorship equally as arbitrary and
despotie as that exercised in Russia on
other monarchjcal forms at govern
ptut One of tie recett acts OF this
pmtQcIatic desrotism was i!le refusal
20 send out as AN s.ssuciatets press dis
patch at Denver, the article to be
found an cur tlird page, entitled Con
gressioHal Corruption, i'm which Fred
arick \ Luckenbach, a prominent
business man Of Denver, now and in
years past Of New York and Phiiadel-
ptia, 10y affidavit authenticated the
caurse n;tde for esaTs that silver was
lemunetizs,i Through tie influence Of
English and German bankers, ana that
mooney was tised 10 accomplish it-sent
over here With, and paid cut lbs Earn
sst SeS d. s's agent of the foreign bank
eFs- Stntling airl Important as this
statement is, it is rejected by the asao-
Grated press agents, AMI rotsrIthstand-
iiss it has aHPeared as special dis
RatcE. it has ll9t evoked "a single edit
vriai comment tisat we have seen in "a
single metropolitan paper. This cam
not be attributed To oversight. This
lie zee is significant OF tlse fact that
tiie metreP0iitan papers Of the country
lis well as lliss-sss'spaiaied press, arr
ander the control 81 Ike ualsey power.
AKA. Tom.
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DENOCAAIIC 1LEEIINq.

The democratic meeting advertised
for May 18TH met at the court house.
Dr. Z. y. Pearson called the meeting
to order and stated THAT its object WAS
the Organization OF the democratic par
~ OF tile county. DR.. Pearson was
elected chahnian and j. W. Campbell
secretary. j. j. Crouch, OF the Hutch
ilisOn Times, WAS then introduced and
addressed the assembluge, which was
largely composed Of peoples party men
and republicans.
Mr. Crouch, being homse and IA
tigued, spoke for about one-haIf hour
only; he stated that NE was not in "A
physical condition to discuss the pOliti-
cal issues Of the day. The object Of
his address seemed 10 be to stimulate
democratic enthusiasm to tile point of
independent action for the purpose OF
keeping democrutic votes from Jerry
Simpson.
lie stated That Te are Oh the verge of
"a great political revolution, of greater
magnitude and involving gUayer ISSUES
than tho war Of the Rebellion, and
ENt tic LAD4t "a Llto CosA4lAA
with that OF France in the period pre-
cediug the revolution. lie warned his
followers that ii the principles of the
peoples party should prevail it would
result in II revolution as 'blOOdly as
that If Franco. While he believed
that the leaders of the peoples party
were hunest in their beliefs and did
not intend TO resort to force in carry
/ ing out their theories, the raJble that
would follow them could not be re-
struincd and their frenzy would lead
10 deeds of violence.
lie denounced the present leader
ship Of the democratic party, said that
they must have new leaders in this
state and claimed That the present con
ditiou Of the party here is owing TO
incarucity and la * of backbone Oh
tile part Of their leaders who, he
claims, have entered into a conspiracy
TO turn their party over bodily TO the
PEOPLES party.
lie made no attempt to criticise the
principles or policy of the republican
party, but directed all his energy to
showing the dangers which would fol-
low the success OF the peoples party.
That Mr.. Crouch considers tile emer-
geney so imminent us to even justify the
union of democrats with republicans
if necessary To defeat the principles of
tile peoples party which he considers
so revolutionary, was evident from the
general tenor OF his remarks.
At the close of his speech, resolu-
tons were adopted r.,vorimg "a straight
organization Throughout, ami putting
a democratic ticket in the field. p. a
Pearson and j. p. AIcorn were elected
Delegates and W. d. Erwin and join
Demuin uIternates to The congressional
convention not yet c.IeI. y central
committee, consisting OF one member
from each township, was appointed
ANA the meeting adjourned.
/ Conversation with IL number of dem
ocrats show that but few are willing
to adopt tile extreme views held by
Mr., Crouch in opposition 10 the PEG
pies party,
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80 T1RIEF IIEMBUq.

When "a rrotectipnist tells you how
gioriously the tarih protects the AMER
Jean Iabnrer, jHst ire ut Him this little
wad, CLEANED from tie late report of
United States L-lhor Commissioner,
Carroll =. Wright; Families working
in tile cotton and WOODEN mills receive
uu average annual income iu Use Uuil-
ell States Of sG6J.44; ia Great Briiian
of $3.50 50 From these wages They pay
necessary annual expenses as follows;
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An amusing experience is told by ono
OF a party of young people whose chap
eron vvus hastily replaced by @ delight
full woman, whose ideas Of the ouerous
duties were, TO say the least. unique
It was az the seashcrs IA Maine The
party were greeted each morning aud
nuZiously asked at intervals if they
were enjoying themselves, but other
wise were allowed every freedom One
lovely evening a pretty girl aud her
escort went 20 the chaperou- ''Cau we
go out rowing Mrs -?" they asked,
timidIy-
Ell see no objection" was the answer.
We've been" was the unexpected
response from the cuIpritz, adding eve
forgot TO u=ir-f- Boston Herald
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IT costs from $500 to 500 to send II
car load of strawberries from Florida
to New York. \ freight car costs
uhdut $500. When we consider that
the road is only out OF the Use of the
car about I've days, and gets nearly
first cost for one load of freight, il
looks like an argument in favor of gov
Crnment ownership. But never mind
about that. The fool who raises straw
berries, corn, wheat, oats, cotton, and
such things, ought to lie fined for it,
anyhow. We expect it will become 1t
reritentary oiTrnse after awhile.-I'ro-
gTcssire Farmer. N. c.
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In the district court of Edwards county, ls,a-
Iiy .irtueo of lu order OF sale, Issued out or
the district court lu ana Tor eTtI count aud
state lu ur. action iu E1ll UHutr 81 herein ErcT-
Enr b. Jones. was plaintiff and Thomas EIHl-
WrL and sophia llrIElet. bis wife. c. N. Sic
GTuIlH3al- j. tl- q lll5 IIaIflzrHr OF the Phelps
G. iilE- low rs IuumIl Company - aruur1rI uIr.
the Phelps & LiiEe-gH windmill Company %
uHrpHrltIuUs IT, % Fryer o. % Stevens, the
Farmers loan & Trust IumEluEr or kHuEI-,
"a corporation Orlando r. la-Leeu. T- Lew
ClEu Jones and p. l- walton trustees. %. g..
fu-tccu- q. g. Iubssu aud Levi s. Could.
as-i4uer- sl fue Farmers loan q TRUST cuus-
UHug OF huf--as. O. eurFuFtlH1ls were defend
ants VIII ON HuufLHE Lle GiLI day uI NIlE-
i-a'2, between tho hours OF and @ O'Clock b.. Iu.
90 rIg front door OF tGe court house iu EHH
CITY or hluafeEr county OF L-ITlr1sr state OF
kau5usr Uucr-l7r e1la az public auction auu
-ell 90 inc highest uIa1er- for cash Iu hand
il-l the follow ring described ruaI property
situHted iu che county of Edwards, uua stale
or KANSAS. ErTlrz
- Tbr southeast quarter OF srcii0u twenty
six 10 300 township twenty-five go south
range eighteen ti7', west of abe 9th a. 1rl CON
rliufuE Don acres
SHlI property VIII bs sold as tHa property
of Iue above manned -sfeuanufs without
apuraise5uult. 20 satisfy the pl-ilfll lz claim
OF Etuas-uI therein sud aud interest thereon
lslTd costs and sceruluE costs. HccgI-llE tg
the said order uf sHle- g. C. ltDB fIs-
sheriff of EtHal1= county EHuzss-
ArILuEUcEa Tor ufuIuLlH-
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FIRST published Nay z5th, Isss.

In the district court OF Edwards county,
state OF EauEnE-
The Kansas lIorfElEe Conn ll-lgr q esfalrll-
luu. utafullZ.
George b. ellison, W. h- liguus b d. alllll o.
Ehunzs A. FErg and The Edwards County
Bans DrlsrrlrlrlrI- defendants
LT virtue OF order or sale i-sita- 20 aataa
out OF said district court lu trE lrlF cen q tied
action wits. el lIDuaalr me . Li lll or . 4les
A. Do iea- between q ana 1 clo1E r. 81 OF aliln
siag. lt tls front Door lf tul Court House lu
me city OF EEIusLcF- fu be county OF Edwards
lu the state uE Lalsalss ller az p4et-e -a.tes
urll arIf 10 She highest ullH ns1sl liuuHrr NuE
cash I'd hand. all Lne following described zeal
estate. tu=r1-= The south I'm Of TIC south
u-asr quarter az s-lrlou Nu- rl1eulE-ElE -. ll
rluli ID 40. Ea7e1 50 range o. nine
rell- Do. We=. or tuc ltu p --s So -ue ana
OF Eauza@-
n 1l unoEG-dEscEiIel s.zI estate D. taken as
rhl property sand GalsII r-lurs. and 81 direct
al. o. so 1zi1F OF sale Ll be- zo-1s ana afL- l1
order OF sale r. Go Hl1--Eli.aa-
slsrlI ~ I'd wards county aaualz
1if@rr Euflirs
AlIorue- t1r owner OF Judgment
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The Wayne Township Farmers Club
will meet on the ILh day of June. at
j. II. Stuurt-s, Jthe Norton ruuchl
three miles west OF Lewis.
j. O.. MARSHALL. Sect.
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E0oLlsH PREJUDIoEs.
Absurd Notions CONCERNING the Different
NuttunuiitIes.

Mathematics.
Nothing is more absurd than prefu-
dice We must judge individuals, not
classes. True, the same manner OF life,
the same amount of ignorance or ed
ucatiOn. and the influences of climate
and custom viii cause men to as
simulate, but not TO such a degree as
many appear to suppose. Iuwardly,
each man is himself, and not one of any
class, party or country
How absurd, then, to say: Oh, he
viii do this thing, or be this thing, be-
cause he is English. He's a Yam
Isee, and must make wooden nut
IS Irish, and has kissed the
bIurney-st lie is Scotch, and would
skin flint to save a farLhiug. He Is
German, and cares for nothing but lager
and pretzels- He is French, and SO, Of
course, without morals He's Spanish,
and must braE. He's an old man, and,
of course, spiteful. He's an old bachs-
Tor, and hates babies. Or, as strong
minded women declare. a man, and so
tyranti and quoting the thoughts
rather than the words of many men:
"a woman, and so something of an
idiot"
Now we all know Yankees who nre
above triclzery; we know Irish who
prefer abuse to hatteryr generous
9SoLIn people --Fl-y HStLlt-tl7s ana
strictly proper and pious French
men and women excessively hum
BILE Spaniards; old maids who are
so angelic that no living man is worthy
of them; bachelors who devote their
spare moments to the niccez and
nePhews; men whose yielding tender
ness, where woman is concerned. is El-
most faults and women who have
solid heads and brilliant minds and
power to think and act which men
might envy.
Knowing all these exceptions to ac-
cepted rules, it is absurd 70 give them
credeuce even ia our speech and so
foster the false feeling engendered by
them. 1t is absurd TO hate a man be-
cause he belongs TO any country or any
class, as it would be 20 detest him be-
cause he had a wnrt on mis- CHIN. Y.
Ledger.
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Lu the district court. within aud for the C1uu-
Iv oE El wards lu Inc state q Kansas.
Fhelu a. Chandler plliutln-
o.. HuIHfH-. Emma b. Hobbs aurfLal
D. Edmouds aud D. W. EdmuuGs. her husband
Tho Lawrence National Rank aud The FiraI
National Bank of lrruluu- Ohio defend ante.
By virtue ur uu Order or Sale Issued Ig e..
ont OF slli district CONT iu tle luuve-culiLiatl
ElaF- a. d. lsi-- let1Teau = and g O'Clock. o.
Iu- 90 El.Ii luTs ut tig front du-g of che court
rH.Hlr-a Iu rIa city of a-.sieE Iu rUn county OF
Edwards. tu Llg state OF iEausas. oulr az pub
lee sale. and cell 20 ll1 hlrlear ana le=- ul1-
der. for cash Iu H-Luls slll following llscrl llli
zeal estate rl-Fll=
lots twenty nine CD aud thirty elIr 60
block d IrE-Euur UltI lu Ellral1ua -lullll- 20
rhe cirr 81 EfusleE lying and silflHrel lu tle
county OF Edwards ru -u1 state uf 4.sn-ia-
Tine above described resi- estate VIII he SOFA
without HuurliEeIillut. 90 satisfy a-l4 grter OF
saIa rs ~ EIifEfELa@
=lnrlu uf Edwards county r-illl-la.
Balm g. Eurls--aLll rueE for ulllulILs
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WHAT is wealthy The product of
labor. Who made ouU wealth. The
labor Of the land, How much of this
wealth that labor uaade does iabOrowug
About of IL Who OWLS the other 8?
The other fellows that earn their living
by the sweat of somebody eIse's brow.
How did they get it2 Most of 1t has
been secured by legalized systems OF
robbery. Name some Of those sys-
TENS. Tie contraction Of the currency
SYSTEM the monopoly system. in rail
roads, in telegTuphs, trusts, and syndi-
Gates the national banking system; the
boards of trade system and many
other systems whose practical results
are the surielsing Of the few vino plot,
c0nniveand Speculate at the expense Of
the many who toll TYgcb Iol1er.
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The proper way to wrap and pack
oranges is to wrap them tightly, twist
the paper around the stem. and put
them into the box with the bottom lay
er stems up and all other layers stems
down. That is not done by most wrap
pera and packers who merely fold the
paper beneath the orange, so that when
&c is taken from the box the wrapper
drops on A champion packer has
packed in ten hours eighty-thrse boxes
OF oranges, two hundred and twenty
six TO the box, or eighteen thousand,
seven hundred and fifty orunges.-N.
Y. Sun.
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-------- :" ------T- = 1T
in thg distinct court OF Edwards County state
OF hauslIs.
Gilbert uuidr plaintiff
Geurgc A. Ethurtou aui Emma E.lcrtou.
defendants.
ly EirLug of lu order OF sale issued Iu Fua-
ont or sllu district COURT iu tuC aHuEu-gu-
titled action viii. uu Monday the ism uIF
OF june a- d. leiE-s between 3 and O'Clock. o.
m- OF said lags ag tHg front door of Elu court
house fu tlu city uL lliHsles-- iu the county gL
Edwards Iu Lsu state of kansas. uICr ur pub
lie sale aud sell 20 thg highest and best uiI-
leEr for cash jan hand atI EUe Iu4uWIuG do
syrlugl real estate uI-gFIL=
The northeast quarter ul section Ililfg--fulr
lu township INVENT --t-r south range invent E.
west OF ILg Utn De- ms Containing ld- l-ltfa-
more ur iy--r lying and =l-uutg lI the county
Ul Elrl ards IL EnD state of huu-H--
The above described ruul u5tulg viii Doe sold
without uFPru=CmguJ5 tu satisfy said order
OF zlILu- % o. ROBERTS.
N d. French, ~uurIu OF Edwards Co., Eua.
Attorney lur HIl-
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discusses OF the throat and luHgs.csused
by taking cold. 1t viii stop cough
in one night, no matter how severe, j.
Is just what it's name implies an onion
syrup compounded in such manner us
90 do away with tho unpleasant taste
auJ odoT of the vegetable. When in
Du=d of % cure for % cough OF cold, try
it,. scots u boilIe, Sold by Porter *
CO., Eiusluy, Kansas.
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-OHca Boy-i'Say, dere's q b
sIugrer down stairs as wants ter rick
yer fer some'in' yer said I'm der pape-s
an little sad-sYed woman wild some
poetry % Editor---tfreGt snalcesI Show
up the puEiiistr'-NasP-
-ChapPie- What's this, old fsl2 Tou
are not dining at two in the ahftahuoou,
are you2' Cholly -''Fuhs, that's an
covvvect- I've found ont that when it's
two Ia New York it's seven in dean old
Luunon. doucher know. Town Top
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THE new Atlantic cable which is
being laid from Africa To Brazil is to
DO completed July 10th. II is over
=, 600 miles in length, yet 50 FAR has
the world moved since the laying of
tie first cable, that this is scarcely
causing IL comment.
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First Publication Shay IftE, 1872.
gFTrHETFrEr- SAFE 40 rHa=

SHEHIEF5 SAE.E.-Su lEzG
IN lhg district court of Edwards county, state
OF huu-Is-
Ilr American Investment Company, ulaiu-
ill.,
Thumus o.. WilLauHhuy. Elizabeth WIIIuuzh-
by and ID. 81 Osborne s. Co.. O. corporation.
defendant.
uUr of sand district court, IE- rGa IaE tar |lI
action A Wilt uu lIBuEuE Tlu 18Th aHF -L
june. DE- d. l-I-. between p slu.l I'd ulH.l T- DOE
OF said luF- uJ luc front door OF tuC court
house jon IEs city of hIl5I-E-- lu tine guaU|E OF
Edwards. 900 Lug state OF -uuSlr- alsg ut
public sale uua sell Eu IlU highest auI lu-L
bidder. Tor uI-u ia band uI tue following
described recall estate, lD-EFlts
The southeast quarter OF section fourteen
township rNuUfy-ruuee, south range twenty
west yl Ilg .ru D. Ul- lying aEa =.tuutn boo lug
CuUary of Edwards IU the state rr hslI5aa-.
Tho uIuTu described real estate viii He SOLD
without HuFTIII-uuHelr- 600 zalI-LE said order
uL =slIe, rauIeuI Co % prior lien of F..u.Hi-
Dc ~ IlDUEIEL=r
N Ia French sheriff rT Edwards Goa bl-.
Attorney Tor El.l-lstU-
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THE. Eye Opaaer, of Fort Worth,
Texas. Il peoples party paper con-
ducted 10y colored meil, says: I'VE
huve 25O peoples party clubs tcolOred}
in northwestern Texas, 20 clubs in
southern Texas, ANA as clubs III east
ern Texas
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NOTICES.


FL GLICAEI3N NOTICE.
Land once at L1rucd Kansas
May 2ud- l-83-
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled uuricu OF his Intention
tD make Lual proof lu support OF mis- cIUim.
uua that said proof viii Doe made before the
probate judge OF Edwards county. at E[IusIuy.
kansas. ON june lLtHr IsFZ. ViEs
WILLIAM L. GDEDLEE, ~. Il. no Iu5ls.
isr tGc 90 r. sec g. tp Zir Es range Il west.
Tie names lln following Witnesses fu prove
s-s continuous residence upon aud glIEiEa-
tInu of. said land. Wis ! W Lfkeuz. Tho- Van
t-rruUu. ASS MurCLCud john w Hanson all
OF Is ius!Cys Kansas
~. p WULCOTT. Register.
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We live in an age of over production
witness the following: 5000 chill
dren in Chicago do not attend school
because they have uot-clothing 10 cover
their nnketlncss.
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Iu the district count of Edwards county. slate
81 Kansas.
William J.. Leonard. plaintiff.
Lewis Nuuu. defendant.
tlg virtue OF au order OF sale issued 90 me-
our OF sulu district CsrC, ru the above luLIlLetl
uCLuur aIIIs Uu aIuuuuE che i-lu uaIE gL j uuHH.
&C. g. lr.-- between 3 and O'Clock 90 ct
elti4 la3.- ai lIe lrHiE door OF tHc court house
lu the City of llruz-eE-- Iu che county OF E5-
wards, lu ta- state Oh Nuuslss uuCr 90 pusiic
sale, and cell GO Ene LlarlOsf and best bidder
Tor c1=n lu hand, stI Lle following dgecriuetI
rgti estate. r1-FirE
D uc -ulrl c-l quarter OF section tHErrE-lVc.
iaFt la2-ip ave ty--IE zuuLtir iu range twenty.
west ut tlr utl D. rl.r ClH ura-alIuE ttJ acres.
more or loss iEluH and situate lu the county
vt Edwards lu the state OF tlHIsgE-
The above alalrlfa real estate viii FsH sol d
HtiHgH Improvement tg satisfy SAID ur,ilr
of sale. Dc ID LEtrtEEfETre
w Do French sheriff of Edwards Co... Eus.
Attorney tor rIrI-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-03

ONE person oat of every ten who
died in New York city last year rests
in tile potter's field. Yet they tell las
that the tendencies OF tile times are all
1.ifrbtL
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-03

We are in receipt of an invitation to
attend the exercises of commencement
week at Manhattan, June Bird TO 6th.
Rev. Robt. Mcintyre, of Chicago, de-
iivers the address before tile literary
societies this afternoon. In Our hum
BILE estimation Rev. Mcintyre is one
of the very ablest orators Of the day.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-03

TIE census shows that in ten Souu-
ties Of Kansas there were, in 1850, Is
per cent of the farms worked by ten
ants. In 1890 The per cent had
increased to a3.