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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
CLOSING 4 SUCcESSFUL FAIG.
RAISING MONEY FOR THE ALUMNAE FREE
KINDERGARTEN

RAISING MONEY FOR THE ALUMNAE FREE
KINDERGARTEN
The alumnae and undergraduates Of the Norma'
College have reason to congratulate themselves on r'
success OF the fancy fair which they held Thursday
Friday ana saturday afternoons and evenings ~
MadiSon-ave and FGtyninth-st, for the benefit oi t
Alumnae Free Kindergarten. The exact net pIohls
could not be ascertained last night when me laI
closed but they will be at least $500. Tile room
was crowded last evening with friends Of tire young
ladies' and the selling was brisk. one room was gwen
up 70 articles made by the kindergarten children ana
these products Of infant industry were IN great "
mand The lemonade was made by the girls oil 'he
manual training class, and part Of the cahuS WIS
manufactured IN the college kitchen. The booths were
decorated with lavender and white the college coor
and the alumnae booths were trimmed with NY
At the close Of the fair number OF articles WERE
sold at auction. such autograph copies ol ~
Holiness works. theatre boxes especially contnouN'
etc feature Of the fair was the daily issue "i me
college paper The Echo" edited by Miss Car" Aup'
Richard Watson GNSe' president Of the Free hhu'-
earten Associations his wife. and Mrs Grover '"Nc-
land vicepresident OF the association. visited Inc HT
In tho evening magnificent bunch of white chrNS"h
themums tied with lavcndar ribbon was gwen 10
Mrs. Cleveland The committee In charge oil tl' lar
were Miss Eliza CakinS, chairman Miss JENNIE =
Keith treasurer: representing associate anmnae lIs
Elizabeth VI. Aiken, Miss W L b1ieI' u,n,h Iadd
Miss Btlle Mavers Miss May NJ Morehcad, MS j. a.
Norfhrop Mrs sophie Knight oak, Mis- Nellie w.
Philips Miss Julia RioAMan Miss D" YAM. renr
senting Pilomathean society, MISS i"'I9 NJ w.,
representing Alpha Beta Gamma Sodely MI VII VII
fred H. Phillips representing underSiAdua'eS' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
FOR IN OPEN-AIR HORSE SHOF.
a NEW ASSOCIATION To BE goRMED-MEN WHO
APE INTERRUPTED N IT.


Tho United States Horse ana Cattle snow hssOch''
,o, which failed TO make success OF us open ar e
adb,,ion some tine ago is 10 be superseded o! Nv"
sssociatlor II IS probable that the POLO "rouiius
cd tho ,<Ihattan Field will be made into one ex'Apl-
,o rrouud II is said that 100000 win be spent IN
,mrrovinc the property. Accommod cations VIII pe Fi"'
,.;ded for | 900 Horses and Tahd sIuo VIII NC
h,ut IN accommodate thousands Of persons As Tue
old association failed partly through bad weather. INC
nau. directors think that out door exhibition eau DC
o,,abusbed without any doubt OF It's success Inc
evhiMions will be held in the spring and fai OF eSch
year. -, .,o .rs
Tho debts Of the old association are 10 he paln anu
.bo.a who have agreed 10 contribute 70 mat enc are
Theodore A. Havemeyer, william G. whitney ana
George Green 81 900 each james 1. Hyde anu
,rhoras T. Terry. 81 900 each. Others who nave
nronlsed to contribute T. sufeTn Taller eugene
Higgins Colonel william jay and Messrs. eturgis ana
pronson. The association Is TO be capitalized al
ooOO. of which 100000 la bond and mortgage
SriH he nut M for public subscription. ,,,
The directors Of tho association include Val,
tam g. Whitney Theodore 4. liavemeyer ColoJasi
WIlIiam jaw. James 4. HYDE james T. Beresford
Tran1s IT Jnderhin, REGINALD Idves and Prescott
Lawrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
THE czAREwrrcH GREETED IN VIENNA.

Vienna, Nov. 1.-THE Cnrcwltoh, herapparcht 10
the throne Of Russia arrived In this city nj O'Clock
this cvenng He WAS welcomed at the railway
station by Emperor Francis Joseph. the Arhduke
Of Austria and tho leading diplomatic representatives.
at the Austrian Court. After the usual exchange
81 sautations the party entered carriages and drove
20 the Hofburg The Russian visitor was warmly
greeted by the people IN tho streets along the route
to the palace. m" Memo Fr"le Pres SAYS tiia'
m. viJt OF the CzareW'tch Is merely Oi courtesy,
hut that cannot fall t6 assist In preserving am'y De
tween Austria and Russia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
TALK ABour A1R. cLIrEAAED'S APPOINTMENTS.

Those now engaged in the business q predicting sp
roin,nnts under the coming Federal Administration Us.
terdsy slated William i. Harity, chairman Of THO Den"
cratic National Committee for Postmaster General ana
Colonel william 7. Brown, Of "Ihe Nc"-h OK D%IS
Ners for Postmaster Of New-YorH. WILLIAM G. Whit
nav, wa. quoted on high authority having positively
,efusod either Cabinet Office or foreign mission be-
leyipg that tic acceptance q any FEDERAL place would
initiate against his chances Of becoming NJ. 'eN'ahu
cc.seor four wears hence In Tamnany circc- Rcharl
,er va. ye,terG1y booked for Collector Of the Port Of
XevYsrk This SELECTION was booted az by the Mag
v,,rope but number Of wclniomed ''Snappcrs" said
thot Mr. Cookers appointment as Collector was assured
no would only sag that he would take IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

done Glib up sah 'cepn for one ting. sab, an daS
what come ter see you erbOut.' 49, a., -, i.
The old man brushed his eyes With the PACK o.
his hand and the city editor nodded for him 70 go on
HIS dish YER he continued: does you spec, ei
Ibis like a Christian man, sab, tendin ter my own
business. keepn in de middle OF de road, pawn my
homes debts an worn' hard ez kin eb'ry day. sam
dat when de eend comes an goes down u 10o de
dark rlbber hodln' Onter de good Lawd's han, oat
He'll lead dish yer POI ole brak man up Inter ole
Kainturly instidder Hebben sab Does yer spec
HON do dat sah eff lbs de right him ob life, sah'
an truss Him like n little chilel'
The eager fce and the earnest voice OF the old man
were too much for the tender hearted city editor, ana
he assured his caller that II Kentucky was heaven 10
him. lie could 20 there when he died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
EnRECAST EOR TODAY.

For Ncw-Fngland and Eastern New-York. fair. warmer
Monday morning and night westerly winds becoming
variable.
For the District OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania,
New-Jersey Delaware Maryland. Virginia, North Caro-
lima and south Carolina. fair warmer Monday.
For Tennessee Kentucky. West Virginia. Western
PENNSYLVANIA Western New-YOrk, Ohio and Illinois.
generally fair warmer except cooler bv Monday morning
in western Illinois: winds becoming south.
For Georgia Alabama and Mississippi fair. warmer
Lnr Eastern ana Western Florida fair.
For IOuisiara Eastern TEXAS and Arkansas. fair
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory. fair sgh1y cooler
Monday mOrning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

CALAMITY. But before Colonel Ridgely had rl1uen u
mile. back the ardent captain. tao ILL., Cy IiI
be cried. as he rode past. the rams a'' '""e'
but the line firm IL,
Thi- was dlscoungng. But the Coohcl Mah or
bravcv NJ and got his congo Ike bis 'u'ce, ';
Three attacks I'm sixty minucs. ana H,y Iou'eu
the attacking column. horso. foot and artillery.
She never knew she had been courtcd 10y ooin n'
and /, now a hand, some natron with eleven children
told her about Il the ohcr day. Hallan, hlusey
was killed at be- south Anna, on Grant aqHnhce 10
the James. The other two ar" Solld. nhuule-aEu
sentlenlen. with Nlvr. and clildren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.
LIGHT Showers IN THE WEST.

Washington. Nov. II. 3 p. m.-The storm has moved
southcastward Manitoba. Increasing in intensity and
causing steep baromcrIc gradients, and gales. In
ncctou with the clearing condition central over West
Virginia and second clearing condition the North
Pacific coast Light showers have occurred 10 the lower
lake region extreme Northwest The temperature
has fallen lower lake region and has generally
rf.an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

made. when the Department makes its tour OF insp'c'
ton OIL ohday m5rung we are sure that all will be
found satisfactory. and that license VIII be iof''
coming O. Olcc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

Tribune Onlcc Nov. 49, l a. m.-The movement in the
barometer IS upward. Fair and partly cloudy weather
preyaed yesterday. The temperature ranged between
3s and A degrees (4ls) being In lower
than on the corresponding day last year and Al higher
Friday.
Clear or fair and weather may DO expected In
and this city to-dSy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
PHENOMENA CHESS BY LASKER.
HE WINS TWELVE AND DRAWS TWO OUT OF
FOURTEEN sIMULTANEoUS GAMlS
IN BROOKLYN.

Emanuel Laskep gave an exhibition IL amul'aheouS
games last night at the Brooklyn Chess Clnh. Inc
rooms were tIronged with spectators OF me pay
ehich was of a sparkling aud rapid character d!
the suBjoined score it will be seen that tDe Snls'o
player won twelve and drew two games ms was
accnm,I shed in the wonderfully brief space OF one
-four and tliry-fve minutes, performance 10
phenomenal that the young champion was accorded
loud and prolonged applause. at the close OF the play
tv those assembled. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram q continuous white Inc sAlws tho
changes In pressure, indicated by The Trtupnss SELF
recording baometeF The broken line represents the tenn
DE nature US observed at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

His Circulation All Right-Editor (anxieusy)Welll
Doctor. what Is the matter with mel Nothing
serious. hope.
Docor-Hml Well. you are In a bad way. Your
circulation Is very low.
Fditor (exciedly)-Whati Why, sir, have at least
200 900 a day You have been reading rival sheet.
sir.-(TeXas Siflngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

Both The methods and results when Syrup OF Figs
if taken il is pleasant and refreshing TO the taste
and acts gently, yet promptly, on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleansing the system efectually
dispcls colds, headaches and fcvcrs and cures hab-
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only rem
edy of its kind ever produced pleasing to the taste
and acceptable to the stomach. Prompt in its ac-
ton. and truly beneficial in it's effects, prepared
only from the more healthy and agreeable sub
stances its many excellent qualities commend it to
all. and have made il the most popular remedy
known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale in SOC. and 81 bottles
by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist
who may not have it on hand will procure It
promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do
not accent any substitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13

The term New York Central has become syn0nymeas
with speed. comfort luxury. - !
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TEMPERANCE DOTS


TIRE TEMPERANCE REFORM
This is tremendous work in which
we are ali engaged, and the great con-
fdence Of our heart is that there is q
tremendous God behind it. God wants
men and women who are electrified
with that conviction to enlist for the
war with evil. And lie wants men
and women who are thoroughly conse %
Grated to this work. God cannot be
served to much purpose 10y halr-and-
half men and women. We have got
to marshal our forces and move them
with reference to the fact that if is 10
be a long and terrible conflict. But
we are going to win, for God is over
all.
The liquor curse is greater by far
| than ever was tile curse of the great
African slavery. The saloon has
greatly imFeJed ouT progress to the
promised land of prosperity. 1t H0a is
as AN immense iceberg down on our
/ coast, and tile moral temperature can
not be raised TIL it has melted away.
| Look on its bearings on such a ques-
CiOu as the elevation of the labUriug
| classes-IquOr and tobacco constantly
consume that small margin of gains
which the poor need to economic III
order to climb into comfort. The
households of the poor are pressed
down by Ignorance and hard work, in
/ part because so large "a share of their
| earnings are devoted to these degrading
! iudulgeuces- The entire moral strength
of the race must be brought TO the
task Of lifting off this burden before
mankind can resume its march. A
religion that does not help in this
! direction helps very little.
| We see the evils of ut-mperauce
/ every day, look where we will, among
the rich as well as among the poor,
among white as among coIored people
| Truly, rum is no respecter of persons!
Not drUnkard travels quickly OF
/ slowly into final darkness without
( breaking through many tender bonds
4 and sending Ia every direction ral
and deep, fast succeeding Vaugs Of
pain. He wants not only his own. but
much that is not his own. He leaves
behind him, at last, the frayed. weak
eHed, broken ties Of society To renew
themselves as best they may, till sub
jected to a. new strain and fresh rent.
/ When I look about aud see the ruvages
made 10y drink cannot but eSciaim,
o Alcohol Foul destroyer of mankind
thou makest widows mourn and or
phans grieve, and GUest the world viii
misery aud woe which God is zlriviu.
TO III With peace and goodness Cos
help us Co WELD the axe of prohibition
with such deadly force as TO cut OF
the monsters hydra Heitdsl
Mrs uAGaE =. 8IUUEELL,
State Superintendent of Prison Work
PoIIocksg1IIe- n. G..
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With it's branches running in every
direction, are the arteries and veins
IS hICh convey the blood to every part
of the human system. a cold, suId eU
changes or exposure, may cause pol
sOuUus acids to clog the circulation, ana
then comes rheumatism. BeWarrl II
you value life remove the obstruction
with Dr. Drummond's Lightning Rem
edy- You can yet d large bottle at the
druggists for $500, OF il VIII be sent
by prepaid express with a guarantee
of cure 1T you send to the DTummoud
Medicine Go. IS 50 Maiden Lane, " eW
/ ork. Agents wanted.
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I viii expose 1t puzzle sale on Satur-
day October list, at > O'Clock p. M. ia
Einsiey at ards ia tlie rear cr C.. A
Reads store, FOR cash, OF on short time
with approved security, all I.Iy cattle
consisting Of twenty cows, well graded
and good milkeFF, three yeaTliuE heif-
eEs. one gearing bull, one Eo-year-oId
thoroughbred sllorU-horu buH. Also
two good work horses. also ouer
the REIMBURSEMENT OF my timber cIaim
fine Iuud-uear school. six miles from
Jstmore- Price, $50.
f. ~ SFLrLEEoS,
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VIII He paid Tor amy -Tl~ ui rh-UWHf-
ism wEirh essTuot DE rurrE Dos Dr.
DrummuadS Lightning Ii-m. GH- This
offer is mg.l- IR guud iulu i,y ths I,F,r-
pTietuTs, uul there is $50 rrasouuIl,
excuse why anyone should suffer Ion
ger Any ordinary case viii bee Cured
Toy One hoJtie. In addition &c she re-
ward FOR diUcult cases the money is
al ways reiundeI where the frueJy
fails tn cure The prize of 30 bottle e.
go. Hau laaJ Is rue cost cot % uar
Drumm1Hd Medicine 60, $50 Aiaidrf
Lane. New York. Agents Wanted
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Agtsr years or patient study and exper-
lmen- has given 10 the worli prePar-
sJton which is Hn absolute anal per
mauent cure for every KIND of rhpUM-
atism. Ask vour druggist TOR it.. The
price Us 50. buI L. is % large bottle and
viii cure Won. or tur money viii De
returned. If you are offered something
else. write direct and we viii send YOU
% bottle Boy express prepaid. Drum
monI Medicine Co-4s-51 Maiden Lane,
New York. Agents wanted
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French 80; j j Reeder 1.
WI Fuensk receiving the m"loriI.
Of the votes east was declared the
nominee for county attorney
This ending the business OF the
committee the chair requested Lllit the
delegates of KinsIey and Logan town.
ships meet in one Of the jury room
and select "a candidate for commits
sjoner Of the third district and that
tile various township delegations select
a person from among their number 20
act as member Of the county central
committee. Convention adjourned.
&. l.. FULTON,
Secretary
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-30

Itching piles are known 10y moisture
like Precipitation. causing intense lLch-
ing when warm Inns form 'ts well as
Blind. Bleeding or FTotrUIiuE. yield
at once to Br. BuSanku'~ Pile Remedy,
which acts directly ON parts affected.
ahsOrBs tumOTs. alluys itching and eff
fecLs permanent Curs. 5Icts. Drug
gists or mail. Circulars free. Dr-
B0sauko. 32g Arch ST.. Philadelphia,
PA. Sold by Poster * co., kIuSleN, rs,
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Your buildings need painting and OF
course y0U want TO huuw where you
can get the best paint ior tie least
money. We can sell yoU guol paint
for from 81 cents % gallon zap. Lin
seed oil ut The lowest price
80. IJEIA"-
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What is itcs Toune 1T!
r. SPiegIe * SON have it!
Go ana sec itg

Miss Minnie Farnsworth, a tall,
beautiful, auburn haired young lady Of
elocutiOnary attainmeuts who has been
sojourning in Kinsley for about ten
days, and who, during her stay, en-
gagged in the task Of initiating a class
of young ladies into the art and mys-
terry of eIocutton, departed Tuesday
night suddenly, unexpectedly and
rapidly from her apartments towards
the western horizon. In the excite
ment of her hurried preparation for
nocturnal exit she left the lamps burn
ing il her apartment, and forgot to
Ieaye any written or verbal infOrma-
ton for her pupils of the time when,
and place where, the course of eIOcu-
tionary instruction so unexpectedly in
terrupted, aud which had been paid
for in advance, would be resumed.
Doubtless not wishing to disturb the
peaceful rest of her landiady about such
/ "a small matter as a board bill, and
probably intending to remit the amount
due upon her arrival at the destination
| towards which unforeseen circumstan-
ces were irresistibly hurrying her, she
refrained from awakening her hostess,
but wrapping her mantIe about her,
silently and softly she stole out Into
the darkness Of night and vanished
from view, and when the genial hostess
( the ueXt morning called upon her
| guests to partake of the bountiiul
breakfast she had prepared, no gentle
voice in elocuuOnary accent trained
responded TO her summons, hut a
''silonce awful deep and long" rested
/ DER the vacant rooms.
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D. F. Spiegle, Of the firm of SpEegle
* Son, has just returned from the east
Orr markets AM his goods will be in
soon. lie invites the ladies to call
and see his selections OF fall shades in
dress goods.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-30

All ladies' when accompanied Iy a
Atty cent paid ticket will be admitted
free of charge to Chick, or the Noun
tain Waif,'' at the opera house, Mon
day. Tickets cun be procured at the
usual place.
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Miss Lissie Bowling was agreeaJIv
surprised tins, (Friday} evening, by a
number Of her lady and gentlemen
friends calling unexpectedly. The
evening was snent i'm dancing.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-30

Halls Vegetable sicHau Hair Re
newer is uuqgestionabiy the belt pre-
servatiye OF tie hair. 1t is = prevent
ative OF dandruff, letter and all scalp
affections.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-30

Harper & Taylor dramatic company
will appear in Kiu.ley three nights,
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday,
presenting Chick, -''Siiyur King" and
Hazel kirSs.r
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Everybody should turn out to hear
Otis ana PETER next Tuesday. We
ure fortunate in securing two such
excellent speakers for one day.
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Mrs. W. b. Shea, ana daughter May,
who has been visiting her parents, Ar.
and Mrs. II. f. Best, in this city tor the
last three months, departed for Kansas
city Sunday morning, where she Wis
tied couple Of days before returning
to her home in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Manfred the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr.. John Ems to Miss
Jennie Cunningham by Rev w T.
AICtrea.
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SeHntor PETER and Congressman
Ois will be here next Tuesday and
will speak at Flohr's opera house III
the afternoon and evening.
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J. W. Hay e., of FcBslurg, left list
Saturday FOR Randall, Jewel county,
this state, TO be- assent several
months.
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+. X. VanIIorne and daughter go
to st. Louis tomorrow to attend the
exposition.
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j. d. McCorkIe, Of Wendell, having
rented his farm, has moved into town
with his family. They occupy james
Beedcr's residence.
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L. \. Noble, AIRS. W. L. Hobbs and
Miss Cora Noble came in from the
east on the Wednesday night train.
Mfr. Noble having met Mrs. Hobbs and
Mss Noble in Chicago, where he had
been buying Lis winter stock. Mrs.
Hobbs will visit beEe several " eeks.
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john Smith and wife left Tuesday
on a trip to southern Texas. They
will be absent several weeks.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-30

Remember the conservation meeting
Of the Y. Z. $. &. Z. next Sunday eve
ming.
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the poPulists of Lincoln TOWNSHIP
have nominated the following town
ship ticket: Trustee, Emmer PlOw-
man; treasurer, Sol. Wieoxon; clerk,
W. II. Polling; justices of the peace,
T. z. Donnell and Vim. Crime; CON
stables, Jno. Harris and George W,
Cooper.
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The following is the list of jurors
drawn for the October term of court:
George Halden, A. NJ. Roberts, w. W.
Miller, Ira Tam, Fred Eckert, w. A.
Nicely, Chris Weber, james NfcCarty,
E. K. Smart, E. H. AIcKibbou, j. A.
Lewis, L. II. Mayhem, Wilbur Barnes,
j. F. Digger, n. PaTkhUrst, Thomas
Skinner, Alonzo BaueLamp, w II.
Hill. Jurors must appear Wednesday,
October 18th, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ
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4 URirersal Beu,alaec-IIarmles5
effective and agreeable, ayers Hair
Vigor. has taken high rank among tot
let articles. This preparation causes
ihin, weak hair to become abundant,
strong ana healthy, and restores gray
hair to its original color.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-30

The last convention shows how "a
few designing men can at any time
easily defeat any man Tor "a nomination
la the peoples party of Edwards coun-
ty, even though 90 per cent OF the
voters of The party are ia his favor.
Let the kickers simply raise d howl
and declare they will bolt the ticket,
and stump the county against tile
candidate if he is nominated, and
immediately delegates who had prev
iOusly stated they were for the caudl-
didate, and had been elected upon that
understanding, viii change their vote
to some other person for fear of dis
cord, regardless of the danger of party
defeat that may result from IguOi ug
the expressed choice of a majority of
the voters of the party. If threats Of
boiling the ticket on the part of few
individuals is to be considered suf-
fcieut reason to vote against a person
for nomination, after the primaries
have shown he is the choice of the
majority, the party Will always be
under the dictution OF any small com
bination of individuals INSCRIPTIONS
enough to resort to such methods.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-30

The finest line of clothing ever shown
III Kmslsy ut w. l.. Seamaus.