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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09
N. ROBERTS,

cal headquarters Thai sideIit-eleUL
Cleyritud hst- practically made up lis
lD tHa JiIstJ AN gxLlu SESSION. OF congress
Will Dr necessary. Il is said that lie
has disclosed his conviction that Il viii
10 inpO,sIule IL avid au extra session
because of the condition uf the treas
ury. As Mr.. Cleveland Is o speak al
tins Reform club dinner ia New York
Guy next Saturday, IL Is expected JhaJ
lie VIA tell the people exactly what us
thinks about Tue advisuDinty vi du
extra session OF congress,
THE NEW SENATE.
As the new senate cauyeues on the
Attn Ui March,, Immediately after the
expiration of lie Old term, and as the
detuocrtlJs VIII have Tie organization
vi tliu. body, theirs is considerable i'll
terest milested at present as To Who
wall Je placed at the head of The most
important committees. The opinion
prevails iu puiLIcd circles that scua-
tOr German, of Maryland, vim he adj
vauced o., ev lie head of other senators
and made chairman OF tile committee
CsrIsie, of Kentucky, Will be advanced
To the chaIrmailship OF the committee
on husHce.
ALLIANCE SIE3IHEIts FIlOZI KANSAS.
The alliance members from Kansas
are all la the city, and So far as they
has c expressed themselves tdey are all
ia favor uf the extra session idea. i'll
is currently reported that Messrs.
Davis, Baker, Simpson and Otis are
ali being flooded with applications for
office: Under .the new administration,
and Jhey are beginning to realize the
woes of the InaH iu public place. Tie
most of tn" applications which they
Ii I'VE received ste for the pOsLUuices in J
their respective districts.
JAY GUILDS DEATH.
The secretary os the treasury is OF
the opinion that no great financial dis
turDauce Will result in consequence of
tine death Uf Jay GouIa, the millionaire
king. As Nj. Gould had been unwelI.
for sOmo time, ms death had already
been discounted 10y the financial world.
There may, however. he a slight dis
JurUance in the money market. but it
will be of short duration and of no
serious consequence to the public ia
general. Mr.. G,u:d's funeral took
place from his home in New YORK City
this afternoon.
sUsPESDING IMMIGRATION.
Surgeon General WsmIu, OF the
marine hospital service, IA his annual
report to the secretary of the treasury,
viii recommend, 50 it is said, as
measure Of safety to the country dur
ing the progress of the Warld's Column
bian exposition, that immi gra, ion be-
suspended for at least one year from
the LIST OF january next. This is based
on the opinion of sanitary experts that
cholera is almost certain to re-uppear
in European countries next spring, II
is believed that the secretary of The
treasury will endorse the proposition
us part ut hiS &c eruI plan for the
of 81 national quarantine
service,
oIR. BLAINE MUCH IMPROVED.
4 reporter of the National News
Association who called at the residence
Of Mr.. Blaine this afternoon was in
formed that the distinguished patient
WAS steadily improving and would
probably be able to leave tile hnuss in.
a few days. n. y. A. I
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Ehe United States Dispensaeory $50, S.:
-"Ouiuus are Il atiuIuIauJ, diuretl, and
exPectOraHt; they incrrsls- the appetite
and promote digestion" The JUICE
made into syrup. as ia Dr. Gums
Ouiun IS rup, has "a specific action on
the trOaU, lungs and i,ii p8sssges, iJ hot
only cure coughs, colds. Group and con
sumption, but its stimulating effect
strengthens and builds mp tire system
after wards. As tonic and restorative
II has no equal. We solicit % JrIM IA
the most chronic and Ntubhau e rsrs.
Price urty cents. sold BY Porter 81 Co.
druggists. M
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Allow u cough TO run until il gets
beyond the reach of medicine. They
often say, -On, 1t viii " ear away. %
bus ia most Uusss il wears them away.
could trey be Induced TO Jry the sue
crssful medicine called Eemp-s 5aIsam
which is sold Oh "a positive guarantee
to cure, they would Immediately see
the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Price hfty ceuls and one
dollar
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Hhen-on visit 10 Iowa, AIR. Dalton
of Luri'y, Russell county, Kansas, cal
Led au tHe laboratory OF chamberlain
81 CO., Dea Aioiues, 20 show them his
siN-yrsr-0ld boy. whose Hfs had Je-n
saved by chamberIuin's cough remedy.
it having cured him OF @ very severe
attack OF Group. Sir. DuIIoL is certain
tiiaJ II saved his boys life and D. en-
tHusiustic in his praise OF the remedy
For sale 10y Porter & co. c-j
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One day last summer the young and
popular comedian, Alba Hey woud, ~ as
riding down Wabash Avenue, in Chi
cage, when, on the sidewalk, he espied
"a typical tramp looking into a restuu-
rant and enjoying II square meal by
inhuling the perfume from within
through screen door. Mr. Haywood
observed the tramp's suit WAS just the
thing heawanted for his tramp charac-
ter in ''EdEewood Folks, - so nc step
ped off the car and strullsd up to Mr.
Tramp with one of his most winning
smiles and bantere,t him for trarte,
Offering him "a new suit for the old one,
but the attachment between the tramp
and the clothes was so strong, being of
81 long standing, that MI. Haywood s
offer was refused. The terms were
raised TO a new sHit and two dollars,
and still the tramp refused. As a list
resort new suit and five dollars were
offered, with the same result. The
comedian stood fer "a minute as il in
deep study, and thea with his former
smile, lie said: II leg your pardon,
your stOcll-in-trIde is worth more
motley. did not realize it was your
Oaly means Of earaiug au honest liy-
ing" The tramp grinned, shrugged
his shoulders, and resumed his meal
through the screen door. Alba IIeye
wood will appear in Edgewood Folks .
in this city, Saturday, December 2Eth@
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Ellswor h Wyatt, whose arrest at
Cory, Indiana, WIS m-Htiuued in last
weeks GRAPHIC, WIS delivered over
tu the Oklahoma officers, Who Ia d IL
requisitiou for him. The governor of
his state has made "a requi-itiuR on
the governor If Oalunana for him, bat
As the Okiahomt authorities secured
him first they may insist ou trying linn
for lie crime committed there Shet-
i'll Roberts is uoW in O.lahoml with
the rsq"isitjou, but sc have unt learn
ed YET whether he viii be- delivered -p
10 him
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So does rheumatism, and a, terra time
il kills, tool DR.. DrtmmOud's Light
mng remedy relieves the pain at once
and rs warranted TO cure One bottle,
price five dollars is enough for amy or
binary case If you cannot getit from
your druggist write TO the Drumm0ud
Medicine Company, 1850 Maiden
Lime, New York. Agents wanted.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

AIsazo AIinis killed large wild
cat Monday morning near tile new
fiver bridge. During the afternoon of
the same day Hugh Nelson killed
ono, weighing about ten pounds, near
the same place
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Clt TO tlG QliGEI
Chronic Office Seek.
ers Paralyzed by
Grover!
Roberts is no DeH1OcrG

ELOOSFCS Us no DSlILO Graz.
BargaIa seekers are welcome to call
on him and investigate his large and
complete lines la
GROCERIES,
GLASSWARE,
HARDWARE,
UEENSWARE,
STOVES & RANGES,
HOLIDAY GOODS, ETC.
SeasnntDls fruits ami del5cacies of
every kind and nature. Money spent
AT the PALACS is well expended and
Will bring you joy and content.
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we notice by the Register, of Webb
City, Missouri, that Charles A. p.
AIosher, SON Of DR.. b. r. Mnsher, wus
elected chancellor commander of the
Webb City Lodge of Knights of
I,1thias Tor the enaulng term.
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Nh. o. J. CRANKY and Mrs. Annie
Granny, Of Eyauston, Wyoming, are
Visiting with their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. d.. Seacat.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

W. J. Kennedy, Of Lawrence, Kan
sus, stopped over yesterday to visit his
son, Prof. \. u. Kennedy, for a few
days. Mr.. Kennedy Is taking a trip
u the Pacific coast.
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henlarkeu TO friend abe other day
that she knew EemP's BtIsamfor the
Throat and Lungs was a superior rem
edy, as it stopped her cough instantly.
when other cough medicines had no
effect whatever. 30 20 prove this and
convince you of it's merit any drug
sist viii give Won sample bottle free.
Large size 80 ceujs and 500.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

The date CT tie concert in prepari;-
lion by the ladies Of the Congregation
al church has been changed to the eve
ming OF December 10Th instead Of the
2gth, as announced in last weeks
GRArHIC. The program will be pub
Iisllel Hext week.
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LOsT:-On Friday, Decem Der 9Th.
near my place of business Oh 9th street,
one watch, Elgin movement; size IS;
&c u wind, movement No. l,743, 324,
open face, silyeriue cusa. Liberal re-
ward will be paid for the return Of
came TO my place of business, one door
west Of postofice. e, K, SMART.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

II. II. sIilier has returned from
Ration, New Mexico. and will remain
sometime with his family on his farm.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Choice apples, oranges, lemons, dates
GgB, craubsrries ana nuts at the Palace
OF Economy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

IS Iaadl fsrt- The
Lls 4.s2-'s VIZ sye 5HI
Eopulis sI2H5 Ee DIE
9aAFEic
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Misses Ella and Eva Force enter
tanned company at a taffy pull Monday
MtgIlt.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Tie best sewing machiues on earth.
ut Ai. SchuaIterIy'
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

G, r. Cline, of Larned, was in the
city Saturday on legal business.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

~ -fns-iine or cinHu@afe for tile hol-
idays at the PalHce.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

les! Icc. skatiugl Skates!
Skates!! Lots Of them! Cheap! At
Roberts sore.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Runners are ahnat that the d. M. *
a. r. r. will be extended westward
from Iuka, Pratt county, through LIN
coin, Franklin and Brown townships
Of this county, and the people at those
townships have called meetings to talk
over tile advisability Of voting tow IL
ship bonds To aid the road. y meet
ing was held at Wendell last Saturday
night, and meetings will lie held ut
FelIaburg December 10th, and at BAN
neck, ia Lincoln township, December
17th. According to the original sur
vey the road came TO KusIsy, from
Brown township, but whether or not
the route hHs been changed we are not
Informed. The road would no doubt
be of great benefit to the southern
part OF Lhe county, and also, we belle, C,
to Kmslcy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Judge Vandiyert went to Topeka tie
8rst part of the week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Roberts has a tine line of sweet and
sour pickles,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

Saysthe Springfield. Illinois, Afo"lioy,
of Alba Haywood, who appears in this
city December 24lh: Although al
stranger to Springfield thcatre-gorrs,
when lie stepped upon the stage at
Chattrrton's opera house last night.
Alba Haywood now holds % warm place
Ia the hearts OF the anna .emeut loving
people of The city Ills Interpret
tiou of .' Edgewood Folks" which he
presents 10y permission OF Sol smith
Russell, WIS splendid, and he caught
the house last night by storm. Every
one WAS pleased with the presentation
and the applause during the rendition
of the piece demons truted tile fact that
the meulurioua efforts Of the versatile
young comedian were appreciated. Mr..
ueywood.s support was am uucum-
monty good one, and there vas net a.
stick in tile compuny. The house was
packed to the doors.
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FoE SALEs-T nave a number OF Eo7seHDrry
ard raspberry bushes which O will sell az
a reasonable price GEO. ALEHEsO.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. Stevens, Of Brook
iyn, New York, and ur. and Mrs. E.
r. VanHurne, Of Larncd, spent Tues
day with the family Of L. X Van
Horne. Bir. Stevens is largely inter
ested ia land in Edwards and adjoin-
ing counties. He and his wife are on
their way to California to spead the
zgI4.tar
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For she ths cure OF headache. coueJiparIou.
stomach nud liver troubles, and aII deranEe-
msurs or LEz digestive and ass 20 uEJfEc
Origins, ayers FILLS are Invaluable. HsiuE
sslgur-cnated they arc pleasant 10 take,
always reliable, and retain their virtues iu
any climate
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last summer was attacked WIKI O. laI case
uf hIIE. aud after JHlII.E iuur doses 4f beEEs.
DiuTrueu Bulsluu was iuuIcdiuioiE relieve
uUu cured Q have solo &C tTr six months
aud must say that O. EIVua general 5ELsi7Eg
zion - 50 smith. 81 Do. FuEicu. Nv sold
and warranted uy 81 Driug. kIu='c5 kuEzu5
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have bcCu troubled EUr several years With
sCrIlfIlst, caused BF impure blood uEt could
yea no relief until lately cur urUEslHt
ra-u luuIeudt-d iigEEa' Blood FuriluL aud
I3luuu Maker sn uJEuIy tustJ decided TO Try Ir
and have up 20 Jhl urgreut time used 1--we
LluLEIas aud lind it Ju uH uI that Dc is rcl ma
% eudtsI tlruIu stone, DisgEus WIS. HtrL
Gud warranted Ly Ne Dc Tar hlusL s1-r rAlu7
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The following were elected officers
Of KilwiininE Lodge, No. l98, for the
ensuing term, Thursday night: P c.,
Scott Yestnau; {. C., Z. K. Smart;
Z. c., Z. II. Allen; Prelate, \. J.
RSrp; X. r. and 5, :. Peters; NJ T.,
II. KstelsOn; n. E, J. X, Gamble; ST.
A., y. I. Heath; Representative to
Grand Lodge. ". II. French. -
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w Il FRENCH

COUNTT' ATTORNEY,
EISEI.ET, KANSAS,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-09

9LH' bLAiN1 4CCLA Fito III
4 reporter of the National News
Association who called at the residence
of Mr.. Blaine this afternoon was in
formed that the distinguished patient
WAS steadily improving and would
probably be able to leave tile hnuse ia.
a few days. n. y. A.
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We have the largest stock of Christ
nas g, eds ever brought TO Kinsicy. AN
kinds of Chinaware, dolls. toilet cases.
albums, books, etc also q fine line Of
confectionery, fruits, nuts, etc An
immense. stock of California and Mon
arch brands of can goods. Come and
see us. 81. SchnatterIy's Mercantile
House, north side of railroad.
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TsET1iHHatIsu.1.a dash sa1rz Pz-g 7--ar -e-u
. H z r a H H H.U a
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The Newtown bee., 1892-06-10
BRIDGEWATER.

Frank Beach of Bridgeport was in town, over Sunday.
 George Minor has been quite sick. He is reported better and his many friends hope that he will speedily recover.
 Children's day is to be observed in the Congregational church, next Sunday.
 Fred Peck and lady of Boston are at his fathers.
 Eli Minor and family of Roxbury are settled in their new home here.
 Amos Northrop raised an addition, 40xl6, to his barn on the Merwin place, Saturday.
 The strawberry social in the hall, last week Wednesday evening, passed off pleasantly. There was good attend ance and the managers, Mrs George Liv- ingstone and Miss Emma Warner, were keyt busy throughout the evening and well deserve their success.
 Daniel Garfield is drawing lumber from New Milrord for his new and con- modious barn, which M. Beach & Son are to put up for him.
 Miss Edith Mallory was unable to con- tinue her school in Mallett district. this week, on account of sickness. Her sis ter, Miss Edna, takes her place for a few days.
 James Shannon went to New York, last week, and returned with three immi- grant laborers.
The Newtown bee., 1892-06-10
BLOOMFIELD.

Rev Mir Draper of All Saints church. New Milford, will exchange with MI Whitcome, next Sunday.
 Mrs Horace Beers has entertained the Misses Burritt of Bridgeport.
 Mrs Whitcome is entertaining her sis ter, Mrs Bishop of North Haven.
 Miss Emma Mapes has visited her sis ter, Mrs F. H. Beers.
 Miss Sadie Kellogg is home for the Summer vacation.
 There are a number of cases of scarlet fever in town. The cases seem to be in- creasing in severity. Many parents will not allow their children to go away from home. Philo Blackman has three sick, one severely.
 Tobacco growers have been again cart ing water for setting, though but few have many plants ready. With the dry weather and great number of cut worms, the prospect does not look encouraging for easy culture.
 The choir of St Johns church. North Haven, gave sacred concert at St Paul's on the evening of June l, which was lis- tened to by large and appreciative au- dience.
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Sandy Hooks Dramatic Triumph,

A $57 house greeted the Sandy Hook dramatic club at the Town hall, We'd nesday evening. The cast of characters, which was the same as when given in Glover's hall, as well as description of the parlor farce,"A Box of Monkeys" and the operetta, ''The Seven Old Ladies of Lavender Town,r have already been published in the BEE. The acting was better than ever and the audience large, responsive and appreciative. The mon- ey, so well earned, completes the pur- chase of the piano in Glover's hall. Too much cannot be said in praise of the kindness and public spirit shown by Rev Mir Wright and the interest he takes in the young people of Sandy Hook. The orchestra: Rev o. o. Wright conductor; comets, D. J. Hall and Her. vey Wheeler; trombone, Harry Taylor clarionets, George Tugnot and Julius Tilson; flute, Charles Betts; fife, Gotlieb Schumacher; violoncellos, Charles Or gelman; violins, $. c. Bull, George To bey, Hobart Warner, Willie Shepard and Darby kinsey; pianist, Henry Wright Ralph Betts usually plays the cornet, but was in the play. The fine shoninger pi- ano used was loaned by Taylor & Blake, agents. The stage was tastefully fitted with scenery for the occasion. It is a pity that our good hall has not scenery of it's own. It should have.
 The final tableau, Prof Haskins turned into wax figure and ticketed ssFor Sale" the fairy and reunited couples pointing triumphantly, was beautiful.
The Newtown bee., 1892-06-10
ANSONIA.

Under the new regime, the electric road will make B round trips daily.
 Religious services will be discontinued in the Y. M. c. A. rooms from this date to September.
 Thomas Wallace left, Saturday morn ing, for the Minneapolis convention.
 Dogs took to registration very fast, last month.
 J. M. Emerson of the Sentinel will join the Connecticut delegation at Mime apolis.
 Joshua Hilbert died of inflammation of the bowels, May 29, at his residence on North Main street. He had been in the employ of Wallace & Sons since he came to Ansonia, 12 years ago and, for the past four years, was foreman in their rod department. His sickness lasted but three days and he died at the age of 38. He leaves wife and two children and many friends to mourn his departure.
The Newtown bee., 1892-06-10
WOODBURY.

! Frederick 4. Gilbert has been granted a pension through the agency of William Cothren in 10 months and II days.
 There was big mad dog scare, last week, at Sheol Square, but the dog was not mad. It belonged to Charles Tyler It had been accustomed to be tied. Thurs day morning, it seemed ailing, got loose and widowed in the brook near the house. It was thirsty and drank great quantities of water. Later, it wandered around the neighborhood and finally went into H. $. Beredict's potatoe lot and lay down. From it's actions, Mr Benedict was persuaded that the dog was mad and alarmed the neighbors, who appeared on the scene with three guns and rifle, but, as the dog appeared to be dying of it's own accord, they did not shoot, some ladies by this time having gone to see it. The selectmen had been notified and soon one of them and a constable appeared, but the dog was dead and they buried it. This occurred on Thursday, following Tuesday. On investigation, it was found that the dog had been poisoned by some evil minded person. Some of the poison ous substance was found and has been preserved.
 Some one recently advertised in the Waterbury American for set of the his- tory of Woodbury, a short time since. William Cothren can now furnish full set of three volumes. It is not often that he is able to do so, the first volume being out of print.
 Mrs Elizabeth L. Abrams, Mrs F. F. Hitchcock and Mrs William T. Bacon continue on the invalid list.
 Charles T. Terrell is very i'll.
 Clark Linsley, former we'll known resident of Woodbury, died at Hartford, May 2G, aged B years. His wife Mi randa, daughter of the late Benjamin Doolittle, died January 9, 1892.
 Pleasant Valley Grange had very pleasant open meeting, to which the cit izens were invited on Friday evening. The grange is in fiourishing condition.
 George c. White and daughter Flora visited Mrs D. Curtiss, last week.
 Mrs J. A. Freeman visited New Haven, last week.
 R. $. Woodruff visited friends here, last week.
 $. W. Bacon is very ill.
The Newtown bee., 1892-06-10
BERKSHIRE.

MT and Mrs James Bedient and little daughter were guests at William Hard's, lover Sunday.I Mrs A. k. Smith and baby girl are Ispending few days with her father, T. Kenworthy. Mrs Ammon Taylor and daughter Ma Ibel of Seattle, Wash, are guests at Alon-
 20 Taylor,s. George Evarts has moved into the house vacated by E. c. Page.
 Mir and Mrs s. Curtis have returned from trip to Washington, D. O., and re- port pleasant trip.