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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26
BELLFONr sOrEs

There has never been such a wheat
crop harvested by our farmers as this
year.
Threshing is in full blast.
Crops are yielding from twenty to
thirty-dve bushels per acre, and there
is large area sOwn.
Good rains have put the ground in
splendid condition for sowing this fall.
a larger acreage will be sOwu than
last fail.
The pension certificate of Rev. w.
Il. IOUHeil, chaplain of the celebrated
WOlfOrd First Kentucky Cavalry, under
the new law, for injury to the right
ankle, has reached him 1t is S12 per
month and $500 arrears since filing.
He was pastor Of the Presbyterian
church in KiHsley for two years, four
teen years ago, and is known rs PTesi-
dent Harrison 5 only college mate in
Kansas.
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First publloatIon AuglI2th, Issz.

PUBLICATION NOTICE.-go. 1924.
In the district court or Edwards County, state
OF Kansas.
c Is Austin, plaintiff,
Lydia Dubois ct al, defendants.
state of kgUHEs 60 Lydia Dubois and Joseph
II Dubois PTeotiug= You. ana each OF you.
Will take notice that you have been sued in
tue district court Of Edwards county, state or
hanaass and tuHt you must answer thu petit
tIOu IN SHId cause ON or before the Goth day OF
Septeu Der, i5g2, or said petition will DC taken
aa true and Judgment rendered In said
action Against you for the foreclosure OF a
certain trust deed, executed 5v You upon the
End day OF May, 1885, on the following ues-
crtbcd real estate. tu-Tlts
= % OF lot NO and part Of lot No 3 ue8-
crtbed as foIiowsi beginning IA pgint 1855
Lest west OF the southeast corner or said lot
10 3, running thence west 81 feoG % iuteEsec-
ton OF A IL & $ 4 r u Cos rlEht-ur-sgHy
thence ugrtheEBterly along said right-ct-E7l!y
q 1eots thence eusC % feUts thence Bsuth 80
Feet 70 the pIace OF beginning, all IN block NO
~, ia the city Of kH.siCy, in JEe county OF
EdE ards, state OF Kansas, and for the sale OF
said premises 70 pay the debt secured by aaid
trust decd and costs OF suit, and forever bar
ring and rureCIosIuR said defendants, and
each or thom, OF and from all right. title,
estate. Interest, property or equity Of redcmp-
ton in OF 90 said premises or any part there
OF. FULLER s. W HlEliDAh.
(SeaD Attest= Ats for PlaiutiG-
A Huppr Clerk.
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wESDELL SDrsS.

Mrs. Sam Ferguson, Of Dodge, is
visiting her parents at this place.
Miss Lola Carpenter has been in
disposed for some time.
MIR. George Odgen is suffering from
an abscess on his right Jaw.
Guss West has rented Mrs. Ram
sey's farm for the coming year. MI.
and Mrs. Ramsey expect to winter in
Dodge.
Peter King. has rented what is
known as the McCOrIlle farm and will
move there in a short time
Miss Elite Miller and Miss Georgia
Hainer are. taking music lessons from
Jennie StapletOn OF Kiusiey.
john King and wife and Miss Cora
have recently returned from trip to
Kingmau.
The infant daughter Of Frank and
Mary Leonard was buried Sunday.
John Foster expects to commence a
course in q business college this fall.
TWENTY million dollars in gold was
transported across the continent from
San Francisco last week by the post
office department ut q cost of less than
50, 500. The lowest bid from a pTi-
vate express company fog the service
was SEQ, COO. Uncle Sam can beat any
private party dong express business.
Why Doesn't Ike do il for all OF us2
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

Itching piles are known BY moisture
like Precipitation, causing intense itch
ing when warm. This form rs well as
Blind, Bleeding or PTotrudtnE, yield
at once to DR.. BOsanko's Pile Remedy
which acts directly on parts affected ,
absorbs tumOrs, sIlays itching and er-
Fects q permanent cure. Scots Drug
gists or mail. Circulars free, Dr,
Bosanko, 3z9 Arch ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by Porter s. CO., KuSleY KS.
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There is no remedy that acts more
promptly on the throat, lungs and chest
than Onion Syrup. 1t loOsenS the
phiem, enabling you to throw Il on,
1t relieves that tightness and Cypress
i've feeling in the chest and all soreness
OF the lungs. AS a tonic and restoraJ-
i've it has no equal. Dr. Gums Onion
Syrup is medicated in a manner so as
TO he more effeCtual than the plain
syrup and not have any taste or odoT
OF the onions, making It very Pheasant
to take. Sold at 80 cents by Porter "
Co. druggists.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

The hrst meeting Of the Edwards County
Teachers Association will be held at the
south side school building, September 3rd, at
O'Clock. The following program wilt be
carried out:
Compares lectures OF. .....-- C c. CorrnacIr
barnes General History Forest Robertson
Pages Theory and Practice go Maggie 5 min
Primary writing. ---.-. IN. A COrnack
ltondiug Matte Gilbert
Do you wish 20 make success of your work
as teachers this year? II so let me tell you
how. The highest success is achieved by
making the most OF ones powers and OpDOr-
tunitiea. Let US each ask ourselves, What
do we owe 20 the Edwards County
Teachers Association this year2" Not
much ia dollars and cents, but we do owe
iU the best uses of our abilitiesi We cannot
have an association unless we attend and
ali help to accomplish the desired emf
1t may require some self denial Oh our part,
there may be dIhcultis5 TO overcome, but
II we have the interest of our work at heart
we will generally mud some way to surnouut
these difficulties. What we zach need is the
resolution Of Napoleon, who replied, when
told that the Alps were ia the way OF his
army, 'Fhen there shall be No Alps" aud he
built tho road across the SjmpiOu. Tue worth
of our association, ia the long run, IS the
worth Of our teachers composing it. Then
let US improve every opportunity TO become
better bgacheUs- Let one saturday OF saCu
month mud ourselves present at the county
association and ready 70 take some part
AS one OF the ueacners, urge you 10 study
the program carefully, and what there is 10
it OF special interest TO you and come pre-
pared 20 make this, the fret meeting OF the
year, the best of anything we have mad. e
SEQ a. J. Hatch for organs and
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

COLORADO will roll up 10, 900 major
ity for Weaver and Field, and the state
ticket will run ahead of the national.
This prediction is based on tile fact
that the old political hacks and jObbers
of both the old parties are bitterly OPP
posed to the state ticket and that the
people of the state Will administer to
these old FOUNDERS a stern rebUke by
giving the state ticket their solid sup
port. The sturdy. liberty loving PEG
pie of the silver state are Disguised
with bossism and gang misrule and
will deliver the state government over
to the peoples representatives in
November Herald.
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Publication Notce.-No. IG42.
First published Aug. 2 9th, 1871.

Publication Notice.-No. lG42.
First published Aug. 9th, 1871.
In the district court Of Edwards county, state
of Kansas
Wilmer Eennypacker plaiutiH
william II Gale ct al dcEsu dantB
State OF Kansas 20 Francis @ Gale, william
n Gale and G p 8raduoid, greeting; You, aud
each Of you viii take notice that You have
been Eueu in the district court of Edwards
county, state of Kansas, and that you must
answer the petition in said cause on or before
the 7Ih day OF October, lSJ2, or said petition
viii be take as true Huu a Judgment rendered
IN said action against you Tor the foreclosure
of q certain mortgage, executed by FEuucls g
Guile and William II Gale, TO q n Heal, and
afterwards duly assigned in writing 20 plain
t!n, ON the following described real estate, to-
WIrs
The southeast quarter of section fourteen,
IN township twenty-five, range t1TEEltyt vest
In the county OF Edwards. state OF Kansas,
and for the sale ct said premises to pay Ebe
debt sccu red by satd mortgage and costs OF
suit aud forever barring ana 1orecloslug said
dCfendan Is, and each of them, of ana from oil
right, tiu G estate, Interest, property or equity
Oi redemption in or 20 said promises OF any
part thereof. Albert Watkins,
Artcsu-(Seull Att FOR plaintiff.
A HHppr clerk
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H. d I'll ia 800 PoweE-Las..t D. S. q.

Patrick Sweeney, Of Fr aukliH township.
met with a serious loss last week in the burn
ing of his house with all its coutetna. The
family who WGre sleeping in the barn, q short
distance from the house on account OF the
hot weather were awakened by the barzin 2
Of the dog, and upOn looking out Me Sweeuy
discovered the house in flames. and the roof
almost ready to fail iH- All that could be
done vas TO coHhn6 the flames 20 the house
which they succeeded IN doing by hard work.
James Houser, an OLD man who has lived IN
the south part OF town for the past year died
Wednesday night. He has been sick FOR
number of months with a disease the exact
nature OF which it was impossible TO discover.
1t seems to have been hereditary, as his father
and grandfather died Of q disease exhibiting
the same symptoms An autopsy was held
Thursday for the purpose OF discovering, II
possible, the nature OK the disease. We have
NOT learned the result OF che autOPsy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

Dr. Gums Improved Liver Pills on
account of their mild action are espec'
tally adapted for correcting spring dis
orders. such as impure blood. tired
brain and aching and worn out body
They act promptly on the liver and
kidnevss dFlve out an 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, Kinsley, KS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

TIE growth of the independent
party the past three months is ahso-
lutely phenomenal. County after
county is wheeling into line, and
should the process of disIntergration
go on for a couple of months more,
Harrison can no more carry South
Dakota than he can Kentucky.-Cor
Sioux CITY Times, (dem.l
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

This remedy IS d sure cure for all
diseases of the throat and lungs, caused
by taking cold. 1t will stop % cough
in one night, no matter how severe. IL
is Just what its name implies, an onion
syrup. compounded in such manner -
to do away with the unpleasant taste
and odOF of the vegetable. When In
need Of a cure for a cough or cold, try
it. 60cts a bottle. sold by Porter &
CO., KinsIey, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

Ihave recommended BeEgs' blood Purifier
aud Cherry Cough Syrup several times and
must say that have been surprised and more
than pleased AZ results following use OF the
same { am NOT ia the habit OF endorsing
patent medicines, but can say truthrully
Sold aud warranted by h. De Tar Ainsley
kausoB-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

Anyone wishing the Arnold Automat
fc Steam Cooker can leave their orders
with Z. i. Loso, opposite the Santa
Re depot. II. G. DOERHs gen. ag'5-,
ILarued, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

THE Wichita Eagle is making this
a campaign of argument. Hear it in
describing the peoples party: Ca
Iamity-canker, rankle-gizzard, bitter
blighted and hind-teat dOOm-sucking
aggregation Boys, let us all mar ch
back. Such argument is too strong to
resist. Let's go,-Harper Advocate.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

Your buildings need painting and Of
course You want TO know where you
can get the best paint for the least
money. We can sell you good paint
for from 81 cents a gallon up. Lin
seed oil at the lowest price.
NJ. DETAg.
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have been troubled for several yeGrH with
acrofula, caused by impure Iblood, but could
get no relief until lately. our druggist
rsoommendedl tBegEs' Blood PuriheI and
Blood Maker o. highly that decided 10 try 20
and have mp 90 the present time, used ave
bottles and Ind it 10 be all that &c ls recon
mended--Orrin stone, OtssEo, Wis, sold
and warranted by AE. DeTar, EEuslsy, Kansas
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

AT a republican dinner in New
York city last week, six millionaires
were the most conspicuous feasters,
and financial arrangements of the
right kind for Mr.. Harrison were COM
gl1afad
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

UPON investigation we find that the
recent increase in the price of coal TO
the poor consumers of New York city
will net monopoly 81, 250, 900 more.
The price was raised 25 cents a ton,
but not one penny more is paid for
mining it.-New York World.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

JUDGE CHESTER c. COLE. who for
many years was prominent member
of the supreme court of Iowa, has es-
pOused the cause of the people, and
short time ago addressed Il large meet
ing in favor of Gen. Weaver.
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Notice is hereby given that will pay al
county warrants registered prior 20 January
18th, 1855. Interest ceases on same at this
date. Dated, Kinsley. Kansas, August IIihs
1892. s. EEATHAN.
Treasurer Edwards County.
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nIEDs-At Sargent, NebrasAl, ca Monday
August 8th, Mrs. Sussnnah Ballard. aged
sirty-eiaht years Deceased had suffered 70 r
q number Of years from dropsE- She ca me
20 Edwards county from pennsylvania ia 1889
and lived with her widowed sister. Mrs. H
Grimes in Wayne township, until last Deesm-
Der when they both went to Nebraska where
they had Just bought and got nicely settled in
a comfortable home when the angel mszssn-
ger entered 20 cali the older sister TO a higher
home She VIII long be held Ia re ulembrupce
Dy many whose iife-burdeus she has lIghuened-
The work OF this lie IS ended. bat doubtless
Go busy hands have found uohler work 20 DO.
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have banded BegEs' Little Giant PillssfoE
eight years ana have customers 70 whom 90
would be Impossible TO sell any other. In tact
ali OF BegFs' Family Medicines are quite sat-
isfacfory, and have good success with them
w 7. Shane, Solomon City Kansas Sold
nd WRrran sdIbygBI. DeTar Kinsley. Kansas.
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Last summer was attacked with o bad cas-
of nuE, aud after taking four dosed Of BsgEs'
Diagrhea BaisaIn was immediately relieved
and must say that % gives general satisfies
riou.-J. W. Smith, 81. D. PuEioo, No sold
and warranted 10y 81. DeTar. EZiusley, Kansas
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am setting better since began the uss Of
BeREu' Blood Purifier AID Blood EiHEer--B-
n. Williams, Chenango, Texas Sold ana
warranted by H. DeTaE Kinsley- Eousaa-
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MES. IOHNEON.
SCENIC & LANDSCAPE ARTIST,

Painting -tsurht.-At re sIdcucs OF Mrs. l. X.
Pollock, west OF stand pipe.
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Keener * Cole have in stock a large
variety of picture frames and mold
inga.
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Keener & Cole are almost daily
new furniture.
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PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES B. WEAVER, or Iowa.

FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES B. WEAVER, or Iowa
FOR VIcE-PREsIDENT,
JAMES c. FIELD, of Virginia.
FOR Governor,
L D LEWELLING.
Of sedEwick-
For Lieutenant-G Oyerror,
PERCY DANIELS,
of Crawford.
For Secretary of State.
X s OSBORN.
OF Rocks.
FOR Attorney General.
JOHN T. LITTLE,
OF johnson.
For Auditor of state,
VAN B PRATHER,
OF Cherokee.
Eor State Treasurer,
" n BIDDLE,
OF Butler,
state Superintendent.
H II GAINS,
OF Saline.
For Chief Justice,
STEPHEN H ALLEN,
OF Linn.
For ConRressman-at-LarRe,
" A HARRIS,
OF LeavenWorth.
For State senator-Thirty-E Eighth District
d SENTER,
OF Ness.
For ongressman-Seventh District
HON. JERR Y SHIP SON
OF BARBER COUNTY.
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a most distressing accident occurred near
Fellsburg On Tuesday evening, resulting in
the death Of Minnie c. Bear. She attempted
70 stop runaway team but was struck By the
hayFack on the wagon TO which they were
attached and knocked senseiess- Or. Alex
ander was sent for, but the girl died g few
minutes before he reached the place. atuoon
the following day.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

The heavy rain the first part OF the week
has brought cut Jhe late corn and foEago
crops amazingly, aHd has put the ground in
excellent condition FOR blowing ana seeding.
The corn between here and Kansas City is ia
good condition, and we believe tEe state VIII
have tWO-tnirds OF a corn crop az least.
The third annual convention OF the ThiT-
teenth District Kansas Christian Endeavor
Union is being held in Larned this week A
very interesting program has been prepared,
and number Of Kinsley people. outside OF
the fourteen deIeRates appointed by the
society, are in attendance
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j. <. Miller aud wife returned from their
visit 70 Colorado Friday night. They enjoyed
themselves Immensely despite the large
crowds and the jam on the cars. At 8Iauitou
Spring, only a small portion OF the crowd
were able 70 ride on the cars to the summit OF
Pixies Peak, aud msny OF those who zot seats
were compelled TO hold their place az the
ticket ONCE all night. On the cars coming
back, ladies who could not get seats made beds
in the aisle in the center Of the car
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

The women OF Edwards county are expected
to furnish their share of the grains and
grasses with which the Kansas state building
at the Worlds Fair is to be decorated. These
grasses should be gathered within the next
two weeks. VIII each ana every woman
residing In the county gather some OF the
finest specimens TO be found and hing them
with hss name attached 20 4. c. Fishers iua-
plement store Dry the grasses IN the dark
TO preserve tue color
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

Topic for the Christian Endeavor meeting
next Sunday evening, ''IEOw q Christian can
Lie" Reports of the district convention will
also be given.
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Cal Jones new steam threshIng engine ar
rived Monday. Mr.. Jones will commence
threshiHg north OF town the hrst Of next
week
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If you want to buy a piano or organ
be sure and see Hatch.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-08-26

MRS. C. s. Martin and family went TO New
ton Wednesday 70 Join her husband, who Is
engaged IN business there.
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School tine Is about here and Porter * Co,
have an lmmenaa augpIz OF sehoaL boaEz.
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We charge you nothing TO show you the
best suits Of clothing for the least money In
the market.-F. Spiegle & Son
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1892.
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Get school books at once. ana avoid q
rush, at Porter = Cos.
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Harry Read, John Popp, d, F. sPieEle and
W. H. French, of KiIWiuning lodge, attended
the Knights of Pythias encampmsnt at Kan
sgs City this week.
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Misses Ella and Eva Force will leave Kius-
ley in short tine FOR Trinidad Colorado.
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Mrs. SCOTT Ees5snan arrived home from
Denver this morning
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A. Z. Teod, Of OHerie attended the enter
tainment at the opera house 8IOudoy night.
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BORE-Oa Tuesday evening to Mr.. and Mrs.
n. A. Cramer, a daughter.
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F. spieglo and George Leonard were in
" lchita IalL UaalE.
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Gail and see oar school shoes, the cheapest
and best--E- spiegle s. Son.
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Ira Tam and family, Of Franklin Township,
county
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Mrs, ". H. Roob returned Wednesday from
her visit in YinGeld.
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A son was born to sir. and Ms. WIN. PyIes
% Tuesdav evening.
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played to fBir sized audience Ia Fiohr's
opera house Monday night. II the quality Of
the entertainments had been known before
hand nothing but a small crowd would have
greeted the company.
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j. p. Adams viii sell at pubic auction on
Saturday, September 3rd, twenty-five head OF
choice bred mares from standard horE es.
Terms; Three months time at 40 per cent,
with approved security, or 5 per cent dis
count for cash. Salo to commence at 2
O'Clock
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C. L. Higgins has resumed his position al
the Santa Re depot, as night operator.
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A meeting of the county central committee
Of the peoples party has been called by tho
chairman for Saturday, Septeunb Der 3rd, at
TSiEsley, at 2 o'clock, in the G. a. r. hall.
Every member Of the committee should be
present if possible.
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r. W. EdmOnds is in Topeka this week, pre-
sumably on political matters.
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Oscar Harvey, who has been working for
N. Roberts for some time, left for Des
Moiuesr Iowa, this morning with his father,
who arrived here a few days ago.
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s: - 49, TIP zE .sl .
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H. n. Barker, 81 Dodge City, is spending
the week with his uncle, z. A Noble.
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SEQ a. J. Hatch for organs and
pianos.
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V. D, Billings left Sunday for Crestou.
Iowa, to attend the races which commence
there THE week. He has charge of Columbus
Maid and several other horses that Will be
entered in the races In the circuit. He will
be absent about n month.
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Some people are constantly troubled with
boils-no sooner does one heal than another
makes its appearance. A thorough course of
Ayers sarsapariIIu, the best OF bIo1I-purI-
ficrs, eTectually puts an end to this annoy
ancs. We recommend "a trial.