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Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01
Republican County Conven'
 ton.

Rarnbllcan County Convention IS hereby callAG to meet a. Reid's Opera House m II iucs9n on Sarurdey October Sth, lsS2, at 10 o'clock a m t0 nominate candidates for county officers, elect County Central Comnlt- ice and to transact such other business as may aPd notice is hereby given. that primary elections will be held in the various precincis CT tbe county on Saturday, October lsI; Tor dele 5n T1cson and Nogales precincts to be held un- der the auspices of the Republican Clubs and in other precincts ln such manner as the he- publicans therein may adopt
 Pracincts will be allowed The follow ing nun ber of delegates in the County Convention; , 1ucsUn------>----- ---------- Greateryllle ------------------------ Coluu,bia. ------------- Oro biAnco---------- ---- ---'-------'------ La NOrIa------ --------------------------- f6ntanO------- SaierO- --------------------- ArIgaca ---------- ----------~--- 1cS -tui14e '------- l Gtgin------------------~ 6arshaw-- A6lsDasas s--7-------------- ---------- 1a0Qne Verde ------------ Nogalee--------- ----------~S----- Gunslght S'nJSte Stee-----------~~------ 1 San Aasler------------------- fOeO --------- ------------"--- fdJarIOo- -----@---- '''' Atlas--.-. ------ -------------- GOmabab bi ----------------------- CerrO ColoradO---- ---------------------- ! Yellow Jacket-------------------- ls- Osa--------------'-' -'------------------ hl0C0n -------- Tucson A. T, Sept E, 1892.
 FERGUSON,
 Chairman Cen. Com, VI OSBORN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01
REGISTER! REGISTER!

MANY a Democratic ambition hit the ground hard today, and more will hit 1t still harder in November.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01
HEALTH is WEALTH

DR. E. c. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN.TREAI uess COnvulsiOns Fits Nervous Neuralgis Headache, Nervous ProstratiOn caused by the use of aloOhOlor tobacco, Wakefulness, Mentsl Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting IL. insanity and leading to misery, decay and death. Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses and Sperms. orrhoes caused by Over-exeraon of the brain self-aruse over-inGulgence. Each box con, tains one months trestment. $1.00 box I six boxes for $500. sent by mail postpaid OL .i..rln r.rico
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01

Push & Zellweiger, Congress near Church street.
 Simpsons butcher shop, Meyer street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01

n NS EzS Of ANN AE AAsES |. <&f 4sE any Nervous or secret Disrase- L 1A All gnnaSSzsl Loss Diabetes, Brighta Aa kS-1yka DiseaSe. &eASfA LOST MANHOOD. E sSs<-Ss2. Nervons Debility. Speruatorrhea, Nfr.sS le5--E Sem snS E4CsSes, sSs- 1z3 De- Es sxS 5IS3a, Cays Fs-.irgssfemO4y, W eak EyeA, F-zS< <E<zk5:sl Lack of Ehergy, aiSo Blood s-lJ EK<S$t &s5A bSln Diseases Syphil!iS- EruptonS, Sks<sszsSszzs.s Hair Falling Bone Pains Sl7et-
 tngS, Sore Throat. Ulcers, Effects Sr hereury, Kidneys and Bladder ToubieS, W eeA Back Burning Urine, ,GOnOrrhea ileei. SS-tc~ ture-pronpt relief and cure for ufs.
 IaADEEA
 By his treatment Q pure, lovely eompfex- Ion. free from sallowness, freckleS, blec<headS, srupuCns. etc, brilliant eyes and perfect health, be had. When it tisiconv0nient 70 to the civ, by describing disease, receipt of so -S.s- cine will oe sen: ycz trs9 from gaze so suit the cK- Call or ad3f&EA ar B., Private Eispens~ rY s6l< RIe1rseS &Asaz2- fs@z~ --s-pssSE-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01
We Guarantee Six Roxes

FOcure any case. With each order received Is for six boxes, accompanied with $500 we ~ili seud the purchaser olr written guarantee to rafuhd the money If sha treatment does not effect cure. GG-rsc- ,ss-se3 s5ly by GEORGE dASTlS. SCis gent, 5I4 Cons eressstreet Tucson Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-01

PALMER & REV, MANUFACTURERS
 San Francisco, Cal. and pwusad, o..
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

The Santa Fs Route, with its usual
promI tness, has not only arranged for
reduced rates OF less than one fare for
the round trip to the National Eucump-
meut at Washington in September, but
Eus also secured free sleeping uccom-
mndHtiOns for an Old soldiers after
arrival in Washington.
New and cOmmOdious barracks have
been erected in the Washington MouU-
mcut Park, i'm which we will reserve
quarters for all Old soldiers and O.. A.
r.. if app icuti1u is made in advance.
s engagements have also been made
TO serve meujs i'm Temporary dining
rooms in the vicinity of Tie barracks
at very moderate prices.
Special trains containing Pullman
and Tourist SIeepeTs, Chair Cars and
coaches will be arranged from Kansas,
Colorado, New Mexico and OkIghoma,
ON which we viii serve acc0mmoda-
lions if advised OF your wishes.
SJOp-OysTs Will be uli 1Wed east of
Uur lines
BE- As the Santa Fe is the only line iH
tie VEST Offering these inducements,
IJ would be advisable TO make early
application TO the undersigned or to
Geo. ~. Nicholson, q. p. Is IT, A., To-
peka; for such accommodation us you
may-Jltsire.
Tickets ou-sH1u EapteI-ber 18TH TO
2Oth-go5u until October 18Th
G. +. SrI-EGJS.
Agent 4. II. s. $. Z.
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DOTS

BEING "LIKABLE."
Strive to be sus .'ukuJle" as possible
but do not uwulI upon tie degree OF
success that appears to reward the
effort. As the PhTenoIOgists used in
their paimy days to express IL, too
large bump of apprObativeness is
weakening, jemOranzing to lts Poss g
sOr." Trying to adapt ones self TO
ones surroundings Is to certain
degree a necessity that common polite
ness demands. BuU neither common
nor. uncommon POhteness should be
allowed to cause one to do evil. because
ones COInrades are prone to evil, OF
seeming EVIL.
1t is no discredIt to be dIsliked by
people of lax morality; here are two
gIddy girls bidding "a cOmrade goodbye
on the street corner; with merry pleas
ant words they see her go her way
alone, and when out of sight say, "s&Ow
we are FId of her, lets dodge back and
go into that restaurant and have a
good timei It is never safe 20 take herr
for she would own up the whole thing
the first time she was asked 10y tine
teacher OF her mother"
Well, which OF the three girls is the
safer daughter The mother of the
one goes about her duties feeling that
she dan trust her daughter, that if,
through ignorance, she should make a
false step, she would not add untruth
and dose the path OF retracement.
EEe other two their mothers connot
trust to-day, and each tomorrow sees
an added giddiness IN their ways. ELe
twc-rauy be pronounced more likaoIe
H. the class who wish TO do and say,
questionable things, and not be in
danger of having it told where they
wish TO pose las about as moral as the
average"
If these people who sink all princi
rls-for the sake OF not offending those
who threw their principles 10 the
winds early in life. are true to each
other IN their folly on the principle OF
honor among thieves, they are never
as true 20 their acquaintance v no
sVsrdiIy refuse TO stuitity themselves
that they may be general fayoriJess OF
as often quoted, HkabIe.
Thsy fear the person of morality; 1t
is their ever present desire 20 thr0 "
dIscredit upon their good reputation
While they VIII earnestly assert "a full
and well GROUNDED belief in the virtue
or one they know, from frequent uuion
In -common sins. is devoid or virtue.
they most eIoquenuy warn persons OF
some hidden, some suspected vice IN
the ones VINO have refused To- be en-
uced into common evil with them.
They are dangerous to have round
I is the stock expression
said=a father to his daughter cit Sc
I a complainant to be heartily disliked
/ by u certain class they never dislike
( those who viii -hob-nob with them Ia
their sihs against the social code 10
/ is often the drst knowledge the world
f has that certain people are evil, when
they are praised by certain others -
Christian at work.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

] have derived q great beuedt from BcrEs
b-ood Purifier ana Blood Maker and VIII sake
great pleasure i'm recommending it 60 all ]
meet -Chas- Hill, Aberdeen. o.. sold aud
warranted by NJ DeTar, Eiusley, Kansas
] have recommended Berrs' Blood Turld,r
aud Cherry Cough Syrup several times and
must say thar have been surprised aud more
than pleased 80 results following use of the
same am uCt ia the nabIr or endorsing
pat5ut medicines, but can say trurbTuIy
Sold ana warranted by d. De Tar FiusIey
hauz1s.
Ms wife hud tho worst case OF daudruT 1
ever saw aud had tried three or four other
remedies and two bottles OF BeEgs' Hair Re
newer proved all claimed ror it.-E. p Buuu-
gan, GAINESVILLE, Ga sold and warranted by NJ
De Tar, Eiuslcy, Kansas.
7 have hccn troubled for several years with
scrofu!t, caused by Impure blood, but could
Ect no relief until lately. Our druggist
recommended BeEgs' Blood PuriICI and
Blood Maker So htguIy that decided 10 Try it
ana have up 10 the present time, used I'VE
bottles and ina il TO be ALI that it Us recon-
% cuded--Orriu Stous, OtscEo, Wis, sold
and warranted by 81 DcTar, Eius.Jg-, flaus as
have handled Baggs' Little Giant Pills FOR
eight years and have customers 90 whom it
would be impossible to sell any other. In fact
all OF BgEgs Family Medicines are quite zUt-
ISIEctory, and have good success with shem.
W IT, shane, Solomon City, Euusas- Sold
and warranted 10y 81 DcTar Kinsleyr kansas.
Last summer was attacked with @ bad case
OF nuN, and after taking four doses of BcpEs'
Diurrhca BuIsulu was Immediately relieved
1na cured have sold it COR six months
and must say that 10 gives general satizfuc
rlOu u. w smith, NJ. ID. Puzic0. Mo. Sold
aud WARRANTED by ~ DcTaT, kinsIey, Kansas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

After years of patient study and eNper-
imeHc has given to the world prepar-
uuon which is au absolute and per
maueut cure for every kind of Theuu-
8tism. Ask your druggist for il. The
price is So. but ic is "a large bottle and
VIII cure you, OF the money will e
returned. Ii you are offered something
else, write direct and we Will send YOU
a bottle Boy express prepaid. Drum
mond Medicine Co.4S-5O Maiden Lane.
New Eor.-. Agents wanted.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09
ON sfEoEIv11so a LEETsH FROM AN
ESTEEMED FRIEND

your letter called a busy crowd
OF shadows TO my brain,
eft auuE a narrow hood-gats back
That let in memory train
Bright visions swept across my MIND,
of happy days Ia known
with friends now dead or Tar away,
OF years forever flown
II brought me back my childhoJd's hone
It's Anis and valleys fair,
The house, the barn, and every tree,
'sThat auug its shadows there
I-'brcught BSck many a well-kuCYn Ee-m,
And many d bright young face,
That left Its impress on my heart,
Which time can not eHacc-
il brought up kind and gentle eye.
whose chances bright as day,
Beamed kindly on me as Of yorC,
Before my locks were gray.
Bright, happy days of bygeue years,
Although now ned forever,
Fohd'faemory still can cfeer my heart
Until its chords shall sever.
&C. p WELLS.
usIey, Kansas September 2rd-, Is9.-
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VIII nc paid for any cas- of rheuma'-
isu which cannot be Cared 10y DIT
Dumuond's Lightning Remedy This
offer is made ia good faith by the pro-
pTieturs, sud t-e-e is no reasonable
excuse why anyone should suffer lo--
ger. Amy or,lIulry case Viii bee Cured
10y one bottle. Iu addition To- the re-
ward for difficult cases. the money is
always refunded where the remedy
fails to cure. The prise of bottle is
So, and J8at is the cost OF cure
Drummoud Medicine Co. $50 Maiden
Lane, New York. Agents Wanted.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

INNS remedy Is sure cure T0T an
diseases OF che throat and lungs. caused
hy taking cold. 1t viii stop e cough
in one night. no matter how severe. I-
is just what its name implies. uu onion
syrup, compounded in such manner Hs
10 do away with the unpleasant taste
and odoU OF the vegetable. When in
need of 20 cure for 70 cough OF cold. try
It,. scots bottle. Sold 10y Porter 81
CO., Eiusley. Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

First Publication September gth is54-
10 the diztric- court o. Edwards c1auty,
state OF hgE5l--
r. BE- Ulnc, plaintiff,
The AtCniEou, TopeEu s. santa Fe Railroad
Company, defendant
BY virtue OF an order OF sale Issued 60 me
out OF said district cuurt-iu the aboE eeuutled
notion, / will ON Monday gHu IaIu day of sep
emDeTs A. Nv lHe2. between aud o'clock
p M Of said day az tho coal bins Of the A.
II. az s. r. r. %. Co iu she city of hiusIey- in
the county OF EDWARDS. iu the state OF Kan
sus, Offer Ht public sHIe- ana sell 20 the Hi- hest
and best bidder for cash iu hand alI OF the
following personal property to-wlts
Two hundred tons OF COAL appraised az
So 30 per ton, lying and situate u. the county
of Edwards iu the state OF kansas
r.. g. HDBEHTs-
SheTilOf Edwards county EGLsas
Fred Smith. attorney for lIaIutIu.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

There is no remedy that acts more
promptly on the throat, lungs ana chest
than Onion syrup IL lOGSeus the
phlem, enabling YOU TO throw ir eff.
1t relieves that tightneSs and CFbrCas-
i've feeling in the chest and al soreness
OF tha lungs AS tonic and r-stOrat-
i've tthas no equal DT. Gunu's Onion
SyrifP is W~dirateI iu "a manner SO as
10 le more rff-ryUal Lnau the plain
So rap uud not have any taste OF DdoT
of thr onions, making &c very Pheasant
10 take Sold ut 80 cents ly Porter IS
Co.. druggists.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

aCrOSIt ul their uIill action are gSp-C-
Tally adapted tor correcting spring dis
orders, such dis impure Iluui. tired
brain auu aching and worn uut body
They act promptly on Ihr liver and
.kidpeys; drive uUt ma Impurities from
the blood and malaria from the system
Only one pill fur % dose Try Them
This spring Sold no 25cta 90 box by
Porter & TO-, EIusley. Es.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

We have received about twenty
numbers Of the Arena magazine for
March, april and June, 1892, which
We will distribute to our friends if they
Will call at the once.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

The county central COMMITTEES met
pursuant to call last Saturday, and
made call for a delegate county con
vention to be held Saturday, Septem-
Der cath, AT the court house in KiusIev,
commencing at 10 a. m. The delegates
were appOrtiOued on a basis OF one
delegate for every ten votes cast for
Jerry Simpson in 1890, and one delegate
ut large for each precinct. The mum
Der of delegates tor each precinct was
dEed by the committee as follows:
Kinsley, If; Logan, .; Trenton, .;
Wayne, 4; South Brown, .: North
Brown, 4; Jackson, +; Belp-e, 4; Lin
coin, Z; Franklin, Z. Total, IS.
The primary election for Delegates
and aIternates. to the convention WIS
fixed for Wednesday. September 2Ist,
b"tween the hours of aud p. IN. IN
the country precincts ana. . to T. ia.
in KiHsley. Under the law the prim-
airy election is held under the super
vision of the central committee man
of each precinct. This report Of the
proceedings of the committee is not
official. but is published rs a matter of
news which we have learned from
members of the committee who were
present. We have held U1lr forms open
twelve hour lOI ger than the usual time
hoping that the official call would he
given TO us bs the chairman Of the
in time for publication in
this issue, but at the time of going to
press TO day it has not yet been rectjY-
FL. IL VIII probably ne issued ia time
for next we ek's issue.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

The wedding day is drawing near
John Woods is erecting a large
barn.
Report has it NOW, t5at John Ems
has rented the AIcCorkIe farm
sSchool teachers know less and
horses know more tEaE they ges credit
for. 80
Mrs. Leslie is at Little River, Rice
county, visiting her daughter Mrs.
Lewis.
Many people IN this vicinity are
agreeably disappointed i'm finding that
they are to have "a fair crop of corn.
Several Of our farmers are erecting
good sized, substantial buildings to
hold their grain4
Geo. Green has had friends from
Illinois visiting +iim recently. riley
seem much pleased. with Tie country.
Miss GiuevrH Woods indicted
painful wound ia hes foot the other
day by stepping on n rusty nail.
a school-house is to be built in Far
view district this fall. School com
menced on the fifth of this month in
the OLD building, but will adjourn to
the new building when it is completed.
Mrs. Mile Trotter and Frank Trot-
ter have been quite in for some time.
TEis community was greatly shocked
some two weeks ago, on hearing OF the
SUDDEN death of Miss Minnie Bear, |
ia Trying to stop runaway team. The
ruolson the wagon tipped III such 20 [
way .hat it struck Minnie in the side /.
and knocked heU. seuseIess for some /
time, tho she or her parents did not /
realize how bad she was hurt until the /
next day, on which she died. The |
funeral WAS conducted by Mr.. Thomas /
Browning. A large number of friends /
gathered TO pay their last respects to |
the dead. Minnie was "a cOnscieu-
tious, Christian girl, and viii be much /
missed, especially in her home; but
our loss is her gain. PHYLLIS.
!. ~ his speech at the peoples party
neating at Topeka last Saturday,
James I.egate, of Lsaycuworlh, who
left the republican party short time
aEo, made the open charge against the
republican canvassing hoard that two
years ago 10, 200 votes were taken from
column and added. to- the
,epuBlican vote. 1t has been often
charged and generally believed 10y
prominent members of tile peoples
party, that Willis was counted ont by
The republican canyassers. and it now
seems that the charge is -in "a fair way
to be proved. Jim Legate is too old
and experienced politician to make
such a charge without evidence to sus-
tain 1t, and as he was UutH lately one
Of the shrewdest leaders ia the repub-
icanrarty, he no doubt WIS put onto
The scheme and knows all about it.
School tablets, cheap, at 81. DeTdT's.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

Tie report Of tie secretary of agri--
culture OF this state Tor August states
that the wheat crop of Kansas Will
amount to 10000, 900 bushels, and
that tine corn crop will be So per cent
OF an avsLags.
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Publication Nouco.-No 1000.

Publication Noucc.-So 1870.
First Published sept o, lss2-
Iu the district court of Edwards county, stalu
of Kansas.
80 m L.1 Huh,- plaintiff
Clarence A Burbank, q "a. defendants,
state or kansas 10 the Defendant
You viii take notice tHur you have been
.Iud iu rhp above entitled action, and must
T-wer the petition filed uE tEg plaintiff ON
Ur before tho 18th ulF of October. teN1- or The
petition wiz be taken as true aud Judgment
rendered accordingly against the defendants.
barring them from any right tit.g OF estate
|u or TO the premises described iu the petit
ton, t0-yyit= Lots 10 and NJ. block "a, kiu6Icy.
trfTrEJs county state of Kansas, and that
Ihc defendants be required ta show by what
right title or Interest they claim any estu e.
To- or 20 said prcmi SEES. and in default thereof
that they be forever barred from any rl-lt
TO said premises or any part thereof.
s l. Seubruuk- a Elppr Clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff
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The KinsIey Cheese Factory will pay
81 per hundred after October Ist.
]. c. GEER.


!. c. GEER.
Monday, the price Of wheat fell to
the lowest point touched since 1884,
No. ,. wheat that tested sixty three
pounds per Jushel only bringing forty
five cents in Kiusley. And yet the
report of the Vienna COMPRESS shows
that the worlds wheat crop this year
S 10000, 900 bushels less than that of
last years One cause of the depression
was the rapid marketing OF wheat by
farmers Immediately after harvest.
Another was the fears of BUYERS
caused by the spread of cholera, and
the unexpected fall in the price OF
wheat last year in tile face of the
shortage in Europe. II seems hurdly
possible for wheat to rcmRin at so low
. price very long. The rice ina Eng
land is now lower than ever was
reached before, and is below the cost
of production on land above the value
of S25 an acre. Besides, the cholera
scrare is now over ana the low prices
Of the last two weeks will cause all
the farmers who are able to do so TO
hold their wheat until prices are letter.
Already wheat has recovered, "a cent "a
bushel, and if the wheat from the
northwest is not forced upon the mar
ket in unusual quantities during the
next few months, "a material rise in
the price may be reasonably expected.
Quite a serious cass of wholesale
sonfHnr1fraov. r,rnrrr1g4
Boyd, a farmer living uboutssix miles
southwest Of Felsburg, Wednesday
morning. 0Ir. Boyd was having his
threshiug done at the time, and the
threshiug m1chine hands ate breakfast
there. About s O'Clock all who had
eaten breakfast were seized with VIC
lent spasms of vomiting and symptoms
of poisoning. Nj. Brown, neighBOr,
was Immediately sent fora doctor, to
Kinsley, and Dr.. Alexander was found
and immediately drove down, arriving
in the afternoon. From tile descrip-
ton Of the symptoms given by SIr.
Brown, Dr. Alexander concluded that
the symptoms Indicated lead or zinc
poisoning, and took the necessary anti
dotes with him. Upon making inquiry,
the doctor discovered that the
poisoning was caused 10y eating pota-
toes that had been cooked the previous
night in bucket made of a compost
ton of lead and zinc, and had been
allowed to remain in tee bucket over
night. The potatoes that wers uneaten
were impreguated with zinc. The doc
tor at once administered the proper
autiIots and the patients " ere soon
relieved. Several were unconeious
when the doctor arrived, and but for
his timely assistance would doubtless
hav died. The following are the
names of the persons who were poison
ed; VIII Reed, FeTd Ems, viii Good
win, VIII Brown, Alber5. David, John
Hays John Boyd, MIS- Boyd and Nag
I gle Brown The bucket in which the
potatoes were cooked was given as a
prize with a package of baking pow
der These cheap composition buck
cts are not safe to use as cooking uteu-
sis.
We have secured quite number of
nsw subscribers this week, but can
tIlls care of several more il they apply
4 promptly.
States, rulers, erayon, slate and
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MPOHTAET % LADIEs

IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
Beauty, Health and Grace Combined
What Mogs can Woman Desinl-
HOlts-hIsdiCo Spinal Appliance
G1HalsHIE1 EgEEHi EHi
ALDO HlINAL am o HOSE 8UFEG AREA
" They electrical =1Il @ mcdiglfll rua
rlt ere rgg1nu1s-led ior gu Female W1aEnsl-1sg
!. ]. !. !. !.
A4eusu
~ L1u-t lgsr l-1-u-eaass hlaartl ls115Hlltia-ls
~ see, 90 E.z.gua ll-1rllrs l1FassIlz.ri 7l9zls
Ftf 1rH-IE1I Circulation llE- HII Dlzgalza OF the
10 Z EIg1L stgH.l1is o. Liver 7E uheru th1ll 90
& Mt II LarE 90 b.. E1T Eul l-a.lH- E1al-n-
rl o.
ia D. bur bring about Dr9alE ct
lEN EllpeeHu EEuEru made u4zll1ff4 zeal In
NHN mouths App-ilulas
lIIA gurrlUe1d- send atamF flf cLr-a-sEa 1za ful4
go i-fsTultl1l- A4lrcl-r
t5lH-Erzr1 iP7uEEzE Co.,
822 Pine Street St Louis, E51-
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To rise in the morning with bad
taste in the mouth and no appetite,
indicates that the stomach needs
strengthening. For this. purpose, there
is nothing better than an occasional
dose of AYERS pills taken at bed time.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

Gail and sec our school ahoes- the cheapest
and bost--F- SplegI1 s. Son.
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MIS-. Shaw, mother of MIS-. II. L.
Best, arrived in Kinsley Tuesday noon,
and Will remain -eveIal weeks.
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7 am setting better since began tho use Of
BcEss blood PuEiHcr aud blood MuEer-B-
IT, williams, CuanuuEo, Texas. Sold and
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