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The sun., 1892-10-23
TWENTY YG.iRS IAGO,
An Ola tircmInr Shows the Condition of
Rapid Transit ut That prrlod.


An old New Yorker. rummasns over his
papers the other day. came across this cir
cuur. issued Just twenty years ago this month
by the only elevated railroad that WAS then
running in New York. In those days the pco-
rle had 10 DO coaXed to ride on the clcvateri,
and these circulars were distributed to show
tho advantages OF tho new system:
NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY.
NV YORK, October. 1872.
Enclosed please hnd time table according to wri,il
wrhre nav running our trans.
We now take ani receive passengers Mt Mo7rs psy.
Gsm. o, iws an" n.n rwsm,y nI streets AK
expressly Tor our road. ,apaD.o seams ior>.olr
seated We are frequently ,oinpsini 30 r.i,," pn,.
sengers after cur cars are "L We carry uboG. ii"o
W are building Mdditl"ns rolling sock and stations
con,pis ed about tie 1T ~ Erc"ncer via We sa.i
yonmsnce running about tw.ce as maaJ tia.msu u.iy
We eon,empl.,s building t.n. additional stations
Increasing @ our roin: .,oes ms w"nlt snrhr " t"
double track to III. Harlem t,,.r N''"'"s
done ana aru donk AMI take a." ride over ~, or 70 H.
Time from The battery 10 lhrteh strc0t aud bae".
Wsbsiieve ". are developing wha. vii! enhance tne
rsleve our ovtrrr"wded streets anI s'tewahs i. o.
sis. R.Ss .ss ,S1 an" at, s"s
a,d invite @ Your .,np"r ro"Ier''mn , I" ,nt"
known citizens ANA trln,
Then follows Il list OF prominent citizens
owning stock. and lists Of tho directors aud
other nigh officers o, th' road.
This old road. which is now tho NiEth ave-
nue. limo Of the Mania tan system. "Hs ol"r-
ated by an end c1s chain. and the passengers
were carried along ut u rate which WAS con
sidercd rapid transit in thosc days. The time
from the battery 10 Thrticth street aud lack
Is given in the circular ms thirty minutes. Tine
express traius from Rector street to I55th
street run through in that time to-day. III
1877. the company was Particular to furnish !.
Rauf "A
lie worthy OF tho attention Of tho elevated
railroad managcmrnt Oi TODAY.
The enormous business oflast week on tho
elevated roads makes an interesting conpari-
son with the business OF twenty years ago.
In October, lS72. 200 pHssvngrrs were car
ried daily ON Wednesday. Oct. ~, 1892.
there were 1.O75.i37 passengcrs carried on
the elevated roads. On tho three principal
days Of the demonstration tho traflic WAS as
follows:
The sun., 1892-10-23
NOi. .:I.6 l,O7a. 81;

This makes tho grand total for the three
days 2.32l sSj4. Il figure unprecedented in the
that the road carried over 100000 passen-
gers in ono day.
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eneEl59re, das on every -sitls.E-ere seen
moving toward him
'.Ihs doF-ash had assst in the bay
was alive with them, and they were
rushing upon the swimmer like a pack
of wolves The boy shouted eucouraE-
ing words, and the man swan bravely
FOR few moments; then lac uttered an
mother cry Of pain us one Of the hounds
struck him and he rolled over Ia the
water, striking a fish from his bleed
ing side and fighting others with
hands and feet lie had hut a few
feet more, when o dozen Of the
fishes dashed at hiIa in q body, and
O mass of foam and spray only marked
the spot
''It was then that our young fisher
man showed his heFoism- SEEKING %
piteh-forlz, which some man had been
tossing seaweed with. he dashed into
the water, waded out, and pushing the
weapon into The mud, swan ont ten
feet 20 the swimmer, who now came mp
shouting fos help. lie appeared to be
surrounded 10y the fish, that were biting
at every available point The young
fisherman dashed into the pack, and
protected by his stout canvass clothes,
struck right and left at the fish, driving
them of, then seized his friend by the
shoulder and helped him in.
You swim while 1 hght," lac said,
and in they went slowly, as the nan
was almost exhausted, the boy striking
at the sea dogs, raising them mp as
they snapped at his arms. Another
dash and bottom was reached, the fish
now coming i'm iucre asiug mum bcrs; but
the brave boy hauled his friend in, beat
them back with the pitchforlz, impaliug
/ them as they came on, until the man
/ staggered, weak and almost helpless.
/ ON the beach
The courage IL took to face the
/ throng can be understood only by those
[ who know the danger, and without tine
/ boys aid the man would have been torn
/ in pieces. As it was he was cut in many
| places. and the water was red with
/ blood from his wounds. The boy was
also badly bitten, and IL was a long
/ time before the two fully recovered
/ from their startling experience with
! these wolves OF the sea
/ 81 found, 4" continued the story teller,
! '-thHt the boy not only tanned large
/ fishes, but had several kinds in captivity
I that showed more or less evidence OF
having been brought under the influence
OF kindness. An aquarium OF minuogz
which ne had formed was Q constant
source of pleasure 70 his young friends
The fishes knew the moment ne came
TO the tank, and when hs introduced
his hand holding some bread, they
crowded about and showed not the
/ slightest fear, nibblinE IT his fingers
and rubbing their shiny sides against
| them with the greatest Ereedo nc. i.
Holder, in n. y. Ledger
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eooD EELLoWsHIP.
Auurements which send Many Young sIsn
to the BAD.

Auursments which send Many Young sIsn
TO the BAD.
Very many men attain a wide reputa-
ton within the male circle of their ac-
quaiutance of being good fellows"
when the men themselves know IL is
undeserved, and that the term ''bad tel-
lows" would more nearly At their ease
OF course, there are hosts upon hosts of
meu-far more than the world at large
know of-vho are in truth good fell
lows in every sense of the word, but IL
IS a fact, nevertheless that in numer-
Gus instances the designation Is applied
TO men whose only title thereto is won
at the cost Of disquiet and anxiety at
home and among friends and possibly
Of broken hearts and ruined iives-
Viewed from merely the selfish stand
point young man can not afford to be
known as q good fellow, as the term is
commonly understood, much less to be
one. In its proper sense OF being an
EwFeea bic companion, everyone should
eudeavor 10 be such, and the 6rat place
in which 20 show this good fellowship
is the home. There arc many persons
who are exceedingly pleasant In public,
but vino are exceedingly disagresuble
in their own home and family. The
'Rood-fellowshiP" Of such is of q cold
blOodsd description, and its exhibition
will never do them any harm If they
can help il. This class is to be pitied-
The members of it would get q great
deal more out of life If they brought
some sunshine into the domestic.
but the class OF good fellows" so
| called. who most need to look 20 them
selves for their salSes are those who
I have acquired or are acquiring the title
I by their registering Proclivitiss, to the
| neglect of home and friends and to the
/ injury Of reputation. They can not az
| ford to pay such au enormous price for
/ 60 little, There are thousands of men
| old and young married and single
/ who yearly spend an excuses more than
/ enough to comfortably clOthe them
| and many among these are prone tC
I lament that others less capable than
/ themselves are much more comfortably
/ situated, and TO attribute the greater
! good fortunes Of these 20 luck whcE
luCk has had nothing TO do with it.
They are not good fellows" who In
! dulge in pleasure at the expense OF
what their duty demands Of them
/ There Is no lack OF time for pleasure
and there are ways OF enjoyment fol
I everyone; but ia the long run a young
/ man will ind e neither pleasant mol
Z profitable 70 win admiration for com
! paniOnablc qualities from the idle, Tn,
dissoIute and the vicious
There is nothing new in all this-it &
al old old story-yet every day youul
men are seen going to the bad, through
the alluremcnts of Bo-caIed good fel
lowshiP. and the public teacher can no
too often OF too strongly admonish Tia
I youth Of the folly of such a course
I Detroit Free Press
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The mother vEo can keep innocent
and pure the childhood OF her children,
who can comprehend and satisfy their
needs. direct their mental and moral
development and train them up in the
way they should 60" may not be
deemed worthy Of fame as the world
mstes out that commodity Fame is,
after ali, the result of clever seIf-ud-
vortizemeus in one way aud another,
and Is a cheap and worthless bauble
compared to the prize that IS won by
such a mother Her children vviu vvor-
ship her memory, and in smutating
her virtues her influence viii reach T.
eternity itself She may never even have
''She hath done what she could" as heI
epitaph, bat she viii have an apitapt
in the work she as achieved that vii
be more lasting than the worlds great
cat heroes, more divine than was evel
written By the most inspired poet
Chicago Graphic
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1sr- Butus (caJlinE down the stair
=vay)-aiEria. have the children gone 70
SCHOOL,
Mrs Bilius-feA
This is the girls day out. isn't it?"
yes shes gone
''.rhis is not the minister's day TO call
IS lt?''
No"
ANY the Heighbora likely to drop in
during the next hour or SOP"
81 think not"
You're alone, are your
''Hes what do you"
Then put soms cotton ia your ears,
Maria ] ana going 60 shave myself
with that new raaoT you gave me the
other day Chicago Tribune
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The subject OF Etting poultry for the
market, weaid seem u be a familiar
one; so familiar that every one who
keeps poultry would understand It.
Yet It Il q fsct-and ons that is made
very plain whenever one visits 2 mar
kst-thst h great Eaany people sithsl
| de nes knew how TO tattsit poultry, Oh
/ slss they eEe 50 thougAtless and care
less that tae5r knowledge Is Of M men.
+ beneEs . them than downright fgno
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james Ray, who, for the last two
years has rented the ellison farm east
OF Lewis, has bought Il quarter section
Of raw land a mile east Of Lewis, and
intenGs to break the most of it this
year. Mr.. Ray has been very success
ful the past year, having raised excel
lent crops.
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The weather this week has been
delightful, the sun shining brightly,
no wind, and the thermometer register
ing but few degrees below the fresz-
ing point during the night, while ia
Nebraska the snow is several inches
deep and the mud three inches deep
during the day.
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The entire furniture OF the Alamo
hotel viii be sold at auction January
SOth, and continuing every Wedues-
day and Saturday until sold Parties
wishing to purchase 81 private sale
can do so by calling at the hotel any
day during the week
u. W. KDSIsLEY
lE0rsgapea
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With a bottle of Ayers ca Try Pee
toral in tile house, sou have an effect
i've remedy for all sudden attacks of
thrOat and lung trouble. An hours
delay may lead to serious consequences.
No household should be without this
wonderful medicine.
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By a very ingenious and original
process, DR.. J. c. Aver & Co., Of Low
eB, Mass, are enabled to extract the
essential OF the materials used in the
preparation OF their famous Ayers
Ssrsaparilla, thus securing q purity
and strength that can be obtained in
no other way.
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The population OF Eiusiey. is about
I 500 5nd We would say at least one
haie are troubled With some affection
of the throat and lungs rs those com
plants are according 70 statistics,
more NUMEROUS than others. we
TouiS advise all 9ssF readers not %
negisst the Opportunity 60 call 0n
their druggist als4 set a hooEla Of
Kempss Fsisza for the sbr8as and
lungs. Trial bottle free.
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Ms. a. iEottewitz is meeting every
cut in prices of groceries and gciug
her competitors one better every time
She sells groceries and hOUr as cheap
as they can he bought in tie city.
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TT II NJ 5Clllld LLEtig
District court opened Wednesday
afternoon, Judge EandiyeTt presiding.
r. G. Roberts officiating in the capac-
ity OF sheriff. The docket WIS called
and nearly all the motions and demur-
rers and IL few short court cases were
disposed OF during the afternoon.
The trial of jury cases commenced
Thursday morning with the case of
Z. B. Uine Us. the A. T. & 5. +. Il. R.
Co. This is an action brought by Mr.
IIine against the railroad company
to recover damages for the burning of
a house ana barn Ola tile old OhphRnt
farm, about a mile ana "a quarter west
of town, near the railroad, the property
belonging to Mr.. IEme at tile time.
The Ere occurred February 9th, 1891
and Mr.. Tine claims the fire was
started by spmEs nom passing
locomotive of the Santa Fe road.
The trial of the case occupied all day
Thursday and will probably occupy the
forenoon to-day. A large number OF
witnesses have been examined. Tie
! AlGAb CtiSo " uu IAlo4 ~ ALSO stBt-Elt5t
the railroad company. DIR. Pearson
sues FOR damages for the loss of hjs
/ thoroughbred hog that took the
prize at the state fair at Topeka
DR.. Pearson claims that, Ola its wal
from Topeka to Kinsley, the hog Wal
confined ia close box car and side
tracked for several hours, and that al
account OF insufficient ventilation ant
lack OF water the hog was sufocated
These tgO railroad cases are the Onl
jury cases Of Importance that Will b
for trial this term. The jury Wi
probably be discharged this week an
court adjourn until February 6tl
when a number of court matters wi
be disposed Of. Judgments by dc
; fault have been rendered in qui
number Of mortgage foreclosure ali
other cases, and "a number of sheri
sales were confirmed.
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Kansas papers all sing this song:
The streets were crowded with farm
ers Saturday, and the town presented
an cid time appearance. Trade was
good in all the different channels
You don't hear the howl of hard times
abroad ia the land, and eveFybod!
seems happy ana cOntendsd-
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The people OF Logan township have
just completed a new church building.
Il is situated seven miles north and
one mile west Of KiBsiey, near the
farm of GOttislb LippOIdt. The
dedicatOry services viii be held sun
day. February 9Th The services il
the morning VIII be conducted ia th'
German language and in the Afternoon
in English.
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Far " st Lodge No $50 meets cverv Monday
might ia their hall over C A iteR4's drugstore.
A fl mem bera OF the order are invited 70 az
tend q " MATHEW,
"A SNOW, Secretary NC
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
o s

OES
Golden Chain Chapter, No. 81. meets IN Ma
sonic nail. on sixth Street the girGt and third
Friday Of each month MRS. F. N COLE,
MRS. +. ], EOEES, ~ n
Secretary
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The board Of county commissioners
met Monday afternoon and organized
for the ensuing year. The board is
composed of J. Roeubaugh and L.
w. BuTcher, hOld-Over members, and
Samuel Andrews, who was elected
last fall. Mr.. Roenbaugh was elected
chairman. Z. II. Allen was appointed
janitOr of tile court house. The prOpO-
sition of The Graphic Publishing Com
pany to do the county printing foI
the ensuing year was accepted and The
GRAPHIC designated as the official
paper of the county. Several Other
matters of detail were also attended
to.
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Gary Meyers and wife, who left
Edwards county last year TO Indiana,
have returned and will remain perma-
nently. We understand lie wilI rent
II farm and put out II crop this spring
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A phrenOlOgist is rtking in the dimes
here this week. He examines head,
during the day and furnishes amuse,
msnt to the boys and girls at the
opera house ia the evening.
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K or +, l. A 9O55
RTeats every Wednesday evening at g a u
trlFi YIsdtblE brothers always welcome.
~ "A SNOW, il J YOUNG.
HS NV
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* OPP
RilWinniug Lodge No 1870, < q P. Meets
every Thursday at 8 p II, in G A 4 hail on
Colony aVsnyfe. Visiting knights in good
standing cordialiyIu vited 10 attend.
G S WILSON. W Il FRENCH
x OF Il g
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next week-IT. ii. Schuatterly, Sixth
Street, on corner next to railroad track.
Peter Spriggs and family returned
to their farm in Franklin township
last week, to remain permanently,
They left about fifteen months ago to
locate in southwestern Missouri OF
Arkansas, but after travelling over
those states aud the southeast portion
of this state, they concluded they
could enjoy life better and accumulate
property more rapidly Oh their own
farm in Franklin, than ia any place
they visited. They give very interest
ing and amusing accounts OF scenes
and Incidents in Arkansas. MI
Spriggs was one of the most enterpris-
ing and successful farmers of Frank
lin and we are glad to hear Of ms
return.
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D. II. BrOWer and iunTiiy VIII soon
return and occupy their old place east
of Lewis. Wm. Israel, who has been
three years, will remove to the farm of
B. b. Baum, near Lewis, which he has
rented.
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EENsLEY CHAPTER NO. Ia. Ram
KInsIsy Chapter No Is. h \ -, holds regIl.
ar meetings flrst and third Tuesdays ia each
month. Transient COmpantons eordially in
vited TO attend. " d EhWik N
Il - ri Z ffCE, Sec X ?
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7 o Howe Posi No al meets the hrst S4tlr-
day iu each month "a O'Clock y ~ ana inc
third Wednesday at n'CluCk D IA at q 4 Il
hall. visiting comrsds are invited 70 meet
vi n as + q BLANCHARD,
~ SNOW. AdIuntant. Commander.
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KInsIey Lodge No 1al meets every second
and fourth Friday night OF each month in
their hall on Sixth street Visiting brothers
1T c cordially iUvitcG TO meet with US.
) " THURMAN, " DE IRWIN,
Ilecorder n W
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George Morgan, an old resident of
Kinsley who left mere ia 1886, is in
town this week. MI. Morgan says
times are as lively here as anywhere
else in the west.
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trading trip
DR.. J. K. GAR bic, dentist is i'll
Jetmore this week
Robert AlcCunse attended district
court Wednesday,.
E. F. Brown returned yesterday
from Arcadia, Nebraska
Mrs. Taylor Flick, formerly of
Kinsley, is seriously I'll in Philadelphia.
G. W. Kinkead, Of Dodge City. las
been visiting with Charlie Piburn this
week.
G. ". Miner visited Topeka and
other eastern points the fore part OF
this week.
c. 5. Eckert departed this morning
FOR Hutchinson and Wichita, seeking
employment.
The price OF hogs is looking up.
There has been a gain of fifty cents
hundred ia the last three weeks.
MI and Mrs. win Robb, of
La Junta, Colorado, are visiting the
family of his father, W II. RObb.
Now is yotsr time to buy caps, " ooIens,
blankets and all kinds OF wooden goods.
We would rather take cost for them
now than carry them over.
I. SPEEGLE & Son.
John Pettijohn. editor of the Spear
Vile BLADE was q caller at TIE
GRAPHIC Office Tuesday morning.
We have been so busy with court
matters this week that we have not
had time to do much work on the
paper.
a. Il. OFT, of Newton, spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Kinsley, on
business connected with the phoao-
graph.
Several of our subscribers dropped
in this week to pay up and renew. It
| is needless to say they received a warm
welcome.
We are Informed that tilIabIe land
is in great demand, and that many
who desire 70 rent will not be able to
obtain land.
Cyrus Roberts, county surveyor, has
removed to town, and now lives OF
Fourth street, one block west Of
Atwood avenue.
Halls Vegetable Silieiun Hair
Remover has restored gray hair to its
original color and prevented badness
in thousands of cases. It will do SC
to you.
George Morgan, an old resident Of
Kinsley who left mere ia 1886, is il
town this week. MI. Morgan say
times are as lively here as anywhert
else in the west.
a pi,renolOgist is r;,sing in the dime;
here this week. He examines head
during the day and furnishes amuse
ment to the boys and girls at tia,
opera house in the evening.
Gary Meyers and wife, who IeC
Edwards county last year TO Indiana
have returned and will remain perma
nently. We understand lie kill rem
II farm and put out II crop this spring
: D. NJ. Brewer aud fanriiy will soul
/ return aud occupy their old place cas-
Of Lewis. Wm. Israel, who has .beel
farming the Brewer place for the las
three years, will remove to the farm 0
{ B. b. Baum, near Lewis, which he liza
: rented.
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The only criminal case before the
court this term was the case of the
State rs. F. D. Cross. The defendant
WAS charged with forgery, the particu-
ars of which were given at the time
of arrest. The defendant plead guilty
and WAS sentenced to the Penitentiary
Tor a term of four years. So far this
term, business has been dispatched
expeditiously and quietly. 4 mum
Der OF attorneys from abroad were
in attendance.
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Esandouer Alliance No. 1879 meets the first
and ttlird Suturd avs in each tE1l3s1s b. AZ 1
O'Clock, p. IN. in the G, a. Il. ball. Visiting
brothers always weieume-
}. !. BREESFOHD. FRANK WELLMASs
Secretary PRESIDENT
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We are selling as cheap as the cheap.
est, if not cheaper.
e. SPIEaLE s. SON.
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Bring your repair work to II NJ.
Schnatterly's iewelry store and have it
done promptly.
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You can buy watches, clocks. silver
ware, and jewelry at II very low price
at II. NJ. SchnatterlY's.
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Halls Vegetable Silieiun Hair
Remover has restored gray lair to its
original color and prevented badness
in thousands Of cases. It will do so
to you.
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Optical goods ut uctual cost! for the
next wesk-IT. 81. Schuatterly, Sixth
/ Street, on corner next to railroad track.
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LOCAL NEWS.

c. A. Read went east Monday on a
trading trip.
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The Y. p. =. G. Z. meets every Sunday
evening at $50 O'Clock in the Cougre-
gationaI chnrch- Topic for next meet
Sunday: Christ died for you. Are
you living for Him?7 Christian
Endeavor Day" lisa. So; 40;
Rom. p: /.
Until March lat, 1892. the suuscrip-
ton price OF the Alliance Tribune, ut
Topeka, Kansas, wiz be so cents "a
year. The Tribune is six-column-
eIght-page alliance and peoples par ty
paper, an Out-spoksn, fearless advocate
OF the reforms demanded by the
people. 4 flrst-class domestic sewing
machine viii be awarded as IL prem
ium to the person sending i'll the
largest list Of cash subscriptions on or
before March 1. 1892. Address, ALI
anee Pub. Co, Topeka, Kansas.
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Cyrus Roberts, county surveyor, has
removed to town, and now lives OF
Fourth street, one block west OF
atwood avenue.
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We are informed that tillabIe land
is in great demand, and that many
who desire 70 rent will not be able To
obtain land.