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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19


o H. BENTLY, republican nominee
for stGta- senator for Ssdgwick county,
states in letter to the Wichita Eagle
that when hs went to the last session
OF the Legislature to perform the duties
Of senator, hs carried in his pocket q
litter from the secretary of the Wichita
board of trade, instructing him that
sXtEame legislation might be expected,
rs the house of Representatives was
ALLIANCE. and, that he should be con
sentative and let the railroads, banks,
Loan companies, interest laws, ETC.,
alone, lie further says that during
the past fifteen months. our busin sss
men have changed front on the rail-
way question, and il elected, he pledges
himself to work early and. late. to bring
about fair and squItabIs reduction in
railway rates. This is an admission
that his action ia opposing the squali-
cation. OF rates aud othsr lust railway
legislation, in the last legislature,
was dictated by the board Of trade Of
Wichita, and Was not the result Of his
own, Judgment. Since lis lsttar ap-
pSRred il has been ascsrtained that
only u few members OF the board OF
trade kneWRny thing of the letter, and
thai the action of the board was insti-
gated and carried through by a. N
Oliver, president Of the Wichita & e
RRsO railroad.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

THE strike OF the switchmen of the
Lshigh railroad At Buffalo, last week
has extended to several other roads,
and threatens to become general. A
strike OF locomotive hremeE is. likely
to occur at any moment, which viii
probably be followed by u refusal of
tha engineers to operate their engines
With, new men. The statement Of the
grievances Of the sWitchmsn show that
their demands were reasonable. All
they asked was that they bs paid by the
lgOuE; be- allowed time to eat their din
ner. and that when they sent com
I1ittee to the officers Of the road to
make respectful statement of com
plants, that they be accorded common
aiviffty
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

A sOUTHERNER writing to Washing
ton from Montgomery, Ala, concern
ing the election there, says: IAN
Intelligent and conservative democrat,
who owns plantation few miles from
the city. told the writer be went to
the Pefls on election day, but dad not
vote, and that It was his honest belief
that kolb had honestly carried every
county in the state OF Alabama. It is
nag best opinion from careful exRmina-
ton Of the returns so far received that
kolb carried every county except two
Mobile and jefferson. That result
Is surprise to the organized democ-
ERcy, As il Is termed, and sore dis
appointment. The result has been
maintained, moreover, against team
full Odds"
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BELP EaIrENIs.

Some Gne showers the past week.
Z. X. VunIIoru, of Larued, shipped
two car loads of wheat from Bclprs
this n eek.
Ed Brown, our regular grain buyer,
is receiving wheat every day
Il. Evans and ID. q. Donovan are
threshiiig their wheat to-day.
DR.. Gordon, formerly Of Aaalsville,
has moved his family into the Clement
house. Doctor, Nc are real glad You
have returned to Bslprs.
Belprs school will open the first Men
day ia September, with Miss Grace Z.
BriHdel as teacher.
II. b, Abbott has many correct ideas
Oh politics. So thinks the
Il. Il. SCRIBBLER.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

II there is any one thing more than
another which will make u thinking,
sensible republican extremely tired it
10 the constant assertions of g few Of
Gun wall meaning but mistaken brOt n
ers that republican victories depend
upon the success of the crops. Nothing
can be more humiliating to an earnest
republican than to be considered such
a fool by his leaders. Ia. a republican
FORM OF government, measures Of Isgis-
latiOn are and properly should be this
line OF agrssment or disagreement
between, political parties. To assert
that good crops make republicans and
poor crops the reverse, Is rating the
intelligence OF republican voters lower
than that Of dumb animals. If We
have no other argument than this, We
should cease to Islander human intelii-
gsncs and study up the principles of
government from q legislative stand
point. Let US be reasonable, thinking
men instead OF mere animals incapable
OF seeing or believing beyond the needs
OF our stomRchs. Let's try senss
aWhilei-kioWs Signal.
In the above, Mr.. Bolton Is. making
a serious attempt to inject little sens
into,the back number numb-skUllg thai
edit the majority OF the republiEal
papers Of this state. but his Efforts VII
FALL The persons he advises Ill tn.
columns Of etr.papers with the stuff
he cE&etcisss, because they are utterly
dsstitpt0 of the ability 90 discus
lntsliigently the economical questions
OF the hour, and they refrain from the
! attempt from fear of exposing thei
Ignorance Not. q single republican
editor in the state has attempted, dur
ing the last two years, to discuss III
question Of government ownership O
railroads aEd telegrsphs, the most i'm
portaat question OF the day.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

There is no remedy that acts more
promptly on the throat. lungs ana chest
than Onion Syrup. IL lOOsena the
phlem, enabling you to throw IL of.
1t relieves that titghtuess and oppress-
i've feeling in the chest and all soreness
OF the lungs. As a tonic and restorlt-
i've IL has no equal. DR.. Gums Onion
Syrup is msdiCatsd IN a manner so as
TO be more efhsCtGal than the plain
syrup aud not have anv taste or ndor
OF the onions, making IL very pleasant
TO take. Sold at so cents by Porter 81
Co., druggists.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

While at Dodge CITY Wednesday night We
had the pleasure OF hearing Col. ". a. Hsr
rfs, our clEdfda1s Tor courraEsman-at-LarJrs
sPaGE on the railroad and silver que atzona-
Col Harr-s Is remarkably dueut and az
curats speaker and bis speech produced a
telling eject on the audience Beyond quss-
ton, he is one OF the best. IL not the bssE
Informed nan In Ghs state on the EubfeGt Of
ratiroads- A large portion OF the Unisn
Paclnc raiisoad YES constructed undsE his
supervision a. civil engineer, and he had
control OF important rallroad Interests IN thfE
state for . number OF years. Col Harris win
sp.oai- In thls county duzipE the eampaiEn-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19
FRIDAY. AUGUST Is. 1899.

5. S. KING, the peoples party, nomi-
nee for congress in the Second district
withdrew from the race Monday, at
the Eaesting of the congressional com
naittes of that district, in favor of II.
/. Moore, the democratic nominee.
This action unites the opposition to
FOghOrn Funston, and insuTes his
defeat. 1t is very probable that Ed.
Carol, the democratic nominee fol
congress in the hrst district Will ba
withdrawn in favor Of Fred 1. Close,
abe peoples nominee.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

This remedy IS a sure cure for all
diseases of the throat and lungs. caused
by taking cold. It wiz stop a cough
in ons night, no matter how severe. Ie
Is Just what its name implies, an onion
syrup, compounded in SUCH manner as
70 do away with the unpleasant taste
and odoE Of the vsEstHbls, when in
need Of q cure for cough or cold, try
it. GOcts a bottle. Sold by Porter &
Co. Kinsley, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19
vyozDEzEAKEEs.

TIE young WoadsFmaERrs
Are beauties you bet.
They EEs gamy ana speedy.
Aud doa't you EorEss-
They caH show q szaud step
In = trOt e. q pGse,
And are mighty hard EoEsss
To beat in q race.
Very many have tried
These young dysrs 90 beat
AID haVzs-siWayB SGT left
veEE easy ana nest
But should they ga bsatsn,
In Gtr0E or q paoes
All will know, who behold u,
'shsy have been 20 a Faoe.
There Is NsotLs aAa Susie
And Bessie, 90 black
Prom the head 70 the heel
There Is nothing they lack.
There L. BEuin, tho paGr.
And All Rounder so ane,
With Hattie and Lizzie
To fail into line.
Many more I might mention
AZ gentle and kind
As the EtSed OF the desert.
And as feet as the wind
You have only 10 view them,
Ana then you will own,
They have plenty Of courage
And muscle and bone
In this bright, sunny land.
Now the pride of the West.
Our ladies' are EaiFsst
And brighter and best.
But next TO our sWest-aeaFts
Give. give US the steed,
That Is peerless In beauty.
And matchless IN speed
&C. P. WEI
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Dr. Gums Improved Liver Pills on
account of their mild action are espsc-
tally adapted for correcting spring dis
orders, such zs impure blood. tired
brain and aching and worn out body
They act promptly on the liver and
kidneys; DIVE out all Impurities from
the blood and malaria from the system
Only one pill for a dose. Try them
this spring. Sold at 25Cts q box by
Porter & Co., HiuBiBy, rs
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

have been troubled for several yesFs with
sozofLIls, 0aussd by Impure EblOod, but could
get no relief uutib lately our druggist
res0mmendedI BggEs' Blood PurihsI and
Blood Maker 81 highly that decided TO try Il
and have up 70 the present time, used I'VE
bottles and dnd it 70 be all that &c Is reoOm-
u endsL--Orriu Stone. OtssFo. Wis, Sold
sad warranted by 81. DeTuE, Eiuslsy, Kansas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

The famous Pereheon stallion. sap
phir, better known IA the Lewis
Horse,'' will be sold Saturday, the
27th day Of August, 1892. at 2 p. n,
70 the highest bidder for cash in hand.
Sale VIII be held at Edwards & Tut
ties stable, ia KinsleY..
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First PuUlIeatlon Aug 18Th. Isga.

SHERIFFS SALE.-Eo-I52h
In tho distrl1t court or Edwards County, state
OF Kansas.
b Aultin, plaiuti4T
vs.
Lydia Du BoIs. ct Al defendants.
state OF Kansas 10 Lydia DuiloiG and Jose pa
r Du bDls Gr8etiuEs E8u. uuu each OK you
will take notice that you have been sued in
tue district court OF Edwards Countys state Of
kGnEa8. and that you muat answer tho petit
ton iu said cause on Of before tHe 2dth day Of
September, 1872, or said petition VIII De taken
as, true and = judgment rendered IN said
action against you Tor the foreclosure Of a
certain trust deed executed ~ you upon the
2nd day OF May, 1887, on the following dos
crthed real estate tU=WiLs
ia OF lot No . aud part OF lot Nod u51-
cT1b6d ~ foIiOW1s Beginning AZ G point ll55a
1est west OF the southeast corner OF said lot
NO 3 running thence west 81 LeeL 40 lntgr5aD-
ton Of A s. S & r. h Cos righr-ot-uay
Ehenco nurrhcastaEly along said riBht=ot7l5ly
q teoti thence east 30 foets thence sguth5 s.
I9eE 20 the place OF beginning all la block No
~ in Ena city OF EiLgleV, in the county OF
4sdE ards. state OE EanaaGs and for the sale OF
said premises 70 pay the debt sscuTsd by said
trust deed and co-1G OF suit End forever bar
ring and foreclogiuE said defendants, and
each or them OF and from all right title,
estate, interest," properly Or equity Of EsdeIlp-
ton In 20 Gaiu premises, or any plEt there
or FULLER 8 ~ HGLCOAbs
tssaD Attest Alta T0r Plaintiff.
A Rapp- Clerk
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Itching piles are known by moisture
like Precipitation, causing intense itch
ing when warm. This form rs well as
Blind Bleeding or ProtrUdiug. yield
at once to DIT. BosankO's Pile Remedy
which acts directly on parts affected.
stbsOrDs tumOrs, allays itching and ef-
feCLs "a permanent cure. 5Octs. Drug
gists OF mail. Circulars free, DR.,
BosankO, 800 Arch ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by Porter s co. kIn5IeY ks.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Anyone wishing the Arnold AutOmat
ic Steam Cooker can leave their orders
with E. i. LOsO, opposite tine Santa
Fe depot. II. C. DOERES, gen. ag'5-7
L.arued. Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

The peoples party OF Ford county held it1
county convention Wednesday az Dodge City
A full county ticket Was nominated except
candidates fer culuty sunsrintGudenr and
cisrE Of the district court. which places. By
an. understanding with shs democrats, were
len blank. 20 be aIied By the democratic Coun,
y convention Tals combination VIII result
In the defeat OF the EepubIi cans BY q majority
OF over 90.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Illave recommended Beszs' Hood Puriher
and Cherry Cough syrup several times euo
must say that have been surprised sud more
than pleased at results following use OF tho
same. ( am not 10 tue. habLu OF endorsing
patent medicines, hut can cay trutarully
Solo and warranted by y. De Tar hAEa-eS
IAausuF-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Your buildings need painting and OF
course you want % know where you
can get the best paint for tile least
money. We can sell you good paint
Tor from 81 cents a gallon up. Lin
sssd OF. at the lowest price
III. UETAg.
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am getting better since began the use Of
BeEgs' Blood Purifier and Blood HaEeT.-B,
n. Williams, Cheuango, roLas. Sold aud
warranted by K. DsTar EiusIeys Eousaa.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

The second annual convention OF the
Christian church, in the Eighth district of
Kansas, vsiIia0s-haid AZ Garden City, ssPusm-
Der 9Th, zth and sch. Is8z- An ueInusrl OF the
church are urgently requested, aud sll mem
beru OF other churches are cordially Invited
20 attsud. The Christian church at Garden
siry viii entertain sll who come.
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RNRs. JOHNSON,
SCENIC 8 LANDSCAPE ARTIST

Painting Jsu ghu.-Ar re snoe OF MS L. X.
Pollock. west OF stand pipe
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Notice 10 hereby given thut will pay al
county warrants registered prior 20 January
lIrh, 1855 Interest ceases on same aU this
date. Dated, Einslsy, kansas, August 18th,
lS9z- s. YEATMAE,
Treasurer Edwards County.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Keeuer & Cole have in stock a large
variety OF picture frames and mold
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PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
FOESFREsTDBIF,
JAMES q. WEAVER, OF lowe.
EoR VIcE-RaEsInEeEI,

E0El-EEG4G04GTEs
JAMES q. WEAVER, OF lowe.
FOB vICB-PBEsInElT,
JAMES G. FIELD Of VIEgiala.
FOR Governor.
L D LSWELLIRGf
OF BedgWtck-
For IAsussaans-aovsrnoF.
PERCY DANIELS.
OF Crawford
For sso8ossFy OF stats.
Il B OSBORN.
OF ROOks.
Tor Attornay General,
JOHN T. LITTLE,
OF JOhnsOa-
For Auditor of state.
VAN b FRATHBR,
OF Cherokee.
FOR State Treasurer.
" H RIDDLE,
0f-ButleF,
State Superintendent.
a u GAINS.
OF Saline.
For Chief Justice,
STEPHEN H ALLEN,
OF Linn.
For Congressman-at-LaFEe,
" a HARRIS.
or LeavenwOrth.
COR State seuator-Thirty-E Eighth District
J N sENTER.
OF Ness
For Congressman-Ssventh District,
HON. JERRY SHIP SON
OF BARBER COUNTY
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Judge vandiYert attended the concert and
racez Monday ana Tuesday AZ Larnsd, kan
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Last summer 1 was attacked with q. uad' C az
OF auz, and SITTER taking four doses OF BeEgs'
DIarrhsa BalGam was Immediately relieved
and ssrsdh I have sold It for. six months
and must say that it gives general saulzfao-
Ciou.-J. ". Smith, d. ID. PuEico. No Sold
and warranted By n. DsTur, E!nsley, Kansas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

A picnic will be held at Weese's Grove.
Saturday, August 97th, az which a large crowd
is expected % 10 present. :. Ii. SsutsF, psO-
Pies party candidate for senator OF this dis
trict viii be present. and possibly our oaRdT
didsts Tor governor. We will know before
OuE neEi Issue whether OK not M LoWeldnE
can be present
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

one OF the most important changes ia busi-
ness circles that has taken place in this city
for years occurred N7CdnssdGs- vEhsn n. Rob
erts sold out his stock and business to C. j.
Wallace. OF aRsas city. BIr. Roberts 70 one
OF this oldest residents OF the county, having
come 20 Kfnsley in 1878. On his arrival he
entered into puFtuer5Eip with r. Z. Edwards
in the hardware business and continued in
that business until 1881. when he bought hr.
Edwards interest and took In his brother n.
@. rs partner. The arm name was changed TO
Roberts Bros. Last fall Il. C. was elected
sh1riu aud retired from the dumE M. Rob
erts has been one OF the most prominent buBl-
ness mes Of our city ever since his arrival,
and has taken u very active interest In church
and society matters. and has been closely
Identified with every institution and enter
has LeUn established In the oily since he came
here. M Roberts Will remain in the city
sometime settling up his business anairs, and
has not yet determined where he Will ocste
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Keeuer & Cole are almost daily
new furniture.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

"; $, Hebron is FzaFoIIIaE for the Wichita
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

Be sure ana put box OF Ayers PHlE IN
your sutchel before travelling either by land
or sea. You viii mad them convenient, Ell
I-GaciOus. ana safe The best remedy for oost-
iveuess, indigestion, and sick headache EHd
adapted 20 my GIIuate.
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W.N. Boezley attended the Dodge city con
vsnSion Tuesday. as a spectator.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-19

DhHcompzny az the opera house next Mon
day evening will give an entertainments con
sIstiHE IF plantation melodies the lntczt
songs, the best or comedians, instrumental
musfc1 dancing, &C. Two hours OF solid enc
] foyIneuE.
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10 Be- a Practical oampalEa.

Kinsloy. Kansas. Aug. IS. 1872.
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CITY CHAT.

Col. sensrs F5surnod from his eastern trip
Saturday.
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convention a. Dodge Tuesday, and got in
some good work for Jerry among the Gsls %
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I'd. Bidweu took In she concIave aFBsuvsr
returning Saturday.
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Jerry Mills. IN his new PUN on the Quiet
will Ia with the BicIEanlass Concert 90.
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lIisH Laura Best entortainod company Fri
da7v evening
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If you want to buy piano or organ
be sure and see Hatch.
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Heroic ChristiEns'' Is the topic for discus
sion &C the Endeavor sabbath evening.
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Mrs. Fred Hanson. Mrs. VIM shea, Miss
Laura best and e. L. Fulton attended, in a
party, the IuusiCus- entertainment given by
the Equal Suffrage Association or Lgrnod
laonIay night.
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n. DoTsF and "A. =. Best returned honda!
from their "trip 20 the eneampmonI at Denver
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See TrIxie Sylvester, the beautiful Octo-
room, IN her songs and skirt dances, with the
I 1EcKnulasg 90.
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Rev. ". z. Brehm and family returned
home tins week Regular morning and eve
ming services will be held in the Cougregu-
tiOnal church sunday.
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3. F. Tatun had a quistiruuawaZ sIl 20 him
self while looking altar his cattle IA the sand
hills Monday morning. No damage done
except that the carriage WAS slightly brok 90.
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W c. Esener leaves Monday morning for
weeks visit.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-06-16

otberA 1t is not an uncommon sight TO zee
groups Of discharged et-bearers sitting In
the sun along the streets OF Areauipa, looking
sad and pitiful, knowing not the way home,
ana destined never again to sec the golden
macsws in the forests where their first child.
hood was spent.
We were amused at the spectacle of ladies
walking the streets carrying large reticules, and
artificial butterflies futtering from their heads.
Enter one Of the fashionable parlors after a
certain hour and you will find these grand
danes reclining with good deal OF abandon
on richly-covered sofa, leisurely sending the
smoke Of cigar overhead. They are ali good
equestriennes and will ride without fear over
the rough mountain roads that reach to the
very confines of their cities. As dressmakers
and hairdressers are unknown in Arequipa, the
!aeies are compelled to cut and ft their own
garments. They wear tortoise-shell combs,
which have an age not to be mentioned with.
out reverence. was amused when one showed
me one of these highbacked combs which she
averred had lately arrived from Paris; for b.
held pattern which somewhere among my
own family heirlooms has its mate-a relic Of
the days when my grandmother was bella
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-06-16
CHAT WITH CONTRIBUTORS.

Nyas, B. Yer, Zenith, Paul Pry, Violet and
A. F. Holt have sent acceptable contributions
during the week.--Arthur f. Holt, OF Lynn,
Mass, Puzzledom's famous form-builder, paid
Washington q visit last week. He was taken
in tow by r. o. Chester, Nyas and our
selves, and everything possible was done to
make his stay pleasant one. Mr.. Holt left on
Friday for New York via Baltimore, and viii
pay Niagara Falls visit before returning
home He left US few of his large forms, with
the promise of more upon his return home SO
our friends may be prepared for a treat In the
near future.-Mahdea has gone to st. John,
New Brunswick. to spend the heated season.
Paul Pry il welcome addition to our
corps of supporters. and we should bs pleased
70 hear from him often with solutions and con-
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-06-16

tribusiona-On Sunday, . week ago, the
Washington aggregation Of puzzlers gathered
at our shanty. and from there proceeded to .
point in the vicinity Of the Washington Monu-
ment where picture OF the group was taken.
The puzzlers included in the picture were W.
:. Clarke. Nyas; Mrs. H. T.. Guest IT. F. G.,
Vincent +. Howard, Guidon; Charles H. Coons.
x. o. Chester; Mrs. Charles IT, CoOns. Lucille;
J. Riley Shelter. A. p. Rintcr; Dr. JOS. 5. f.
SessfoFd. Alumnus; Mrs DR. Sessford. c. Race;
Walter 5. Kaye. X. T. Did; Mrs. Mary B.
Hazard, T. Lucy Date; William IT, Lewis,
Damon. aud the undersigned. X. 7. Did was
the artist, and he was enabled 20 be included
IN the picture through the kindness of a lady
friend, who pressed the button and *. T.
Did the rest. 1.-THE resumption Of the series
Of pictures and sketches OF prominent puzziers
mas been unavoidably delayed until next week.
0-lO-0I ErGENE
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NO. 49S-CHARADE.

NO. 49S-CHARADE.
We were sitting on the sofa
And held him in my arms;
With his face to mine quito closely,
was drinking in his charms.
Gan you blame me II tasted
OF his heavy hirsute mouthY
Can O heart that longs for comfort
For such pleasure do without
As he nestled closely to me.
He Is mine. thought /, 20 wed,
III will but ask the question,
And this is what / said:
"This il the LAST. dear Willie,
When you promised you would tell,
If your heart was free for me, dear.
viii you answer now, dear WIFI"
Then he raised his eyes and softly
Came the duleet whisper. Yes"
II was TOTAL, girls, and did
FIRST you freely will confess.
KERNEL, san Francisco, Cal.