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FOR SALE.

A SMALL stock OF drugs and notions. VIII
IA sell cheap for cash or exchange for COWS.
Address II. II. b., Tribune office. o24-tf
OLD PAPERS at THE TRIBUNE office, 25 cents
" per hundred,
, 1892-10-27
THE WASHINGTON FUEL co.

Is now prepared to furnish all kind of
coal by the sack or in large quantities.
Also first class dry wood, bark and
kindling wood. Office room Is, Woodruff
block. Telephone No. 80 l. Liberman,
manager.
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Dunbar understood every word they

Dunbar understood every word they
said
And you think the young American
IN your roadT- Well, we must get rid OF
him" the older man was saying
Get rid Of him, uncIei You speak
like the villain in cheap novel no,
mol Lurking ana kidnapping are things
OF the past, and 7 do not suppose you
wish to try your hand at murder"
bah, moi But surely yOu and have
brains enough to allure him away
You are quite positive that he is still in
the neighborhOod?"
Certain. One Of the Iaborcrs told
me yesterday that he saw him that
morning In Skin out on the river"
i'It is very aggravating, certainly;
but how did Miss GFahame get to know
that he had not gone away"
why, she was with me when the
stupid fellow blurted it ont"
a. can't for the life Of me think why,
with your opportunities, you have failed
to win her affection You have had
better chances than the Yankee"
Yes, but you don't know Kate era
hnme. Why, man, ] would as soon
make love to an iceberg She is def
cient in apprcciGtion-my best b0H8 El0ts
fall fat, my compliments nre wasted,
my attentions are despised- If 1 recite
poetry to her, she yawns; il I Hm hui
mOrOus. she wecpsi II ] am sentimental
she smiles What can one do with such
a girl? I confess that would a thou
sand times rather pay my addresses to
the pretty little rustic, the daughter Of
the house"
'Ah. you have been fool enough to do
so. Pestei ] see 1t all now-nO wonder
you have failed"
Uncle, / assure you"
''See here, Leon Jobard, 7 know your
shallow character too well to trust you.
ImbeciIe that you are, do you suppose
your Aunt Helene gave her hard-CaFued
savings to deck you out like q nobleman
in order that you might play the gallant
to a farmers daughter? When I told
her that Sir Harry Grahame was YES
living, and that his girl, Kate. would
after all be a great heiress, and she sug-
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LAWRENCE Kan, May 25--The com
meucemeut this year of the state uni
versity begins June with the exercises
of the law department. The attendance
this year was eighty-Oue, ranging be-
tween 28 and 40 years OF age.
The graduating class is one of
the strongest in the history of the
department. The Alumni association
will meet Tuesday, June z. Tues
day evening the regular annual
banquet Will be given a number of
the most distinguished lawyers of Kan
sas and Missouri viii respond to toasts.
Hon. Samuel Bishop, prosecuting attor-
ney of Douglas county, viii deliver the
alumni Grafton to the graduating class.
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THE MINsIREL.s LoT.

ny lady, when thy cavaliers
About thy foOtstool bend
And wait thy words with eager ears
Thou dOst not condesccnd
To look on me. My faithful lutte
That soothed thee with its song,
Hath lost its charm, the strings are muto,
Amid. The kuiEhriy throng-
Thou givest one thy sleeve to wear,
And enc thy hand 70 press
Thou dOst believe them when they swear
o Eternal faithfulless;
Their VOWS thou dost not seek tc prove
o. Thou art content the while:
And yet TO Eae, whose life IS love-
EhOu grantcst not one s1utlc-
Yet when. pcrchancc, some feat Of arms
Doth cali thy knights away,
And they, forgetful OF thy charme5
Ride forth 10 join the fray
Ere the last peunoncd lance is hid
BY hills that lie beyond,
To sOothe thy sorrow am BID
And gladly respond
Thy thought Is with the cavaliers
Who laughing rode away;
And 70 dipel thy lonely tears
% tune my loving lay.
] am forgot in loves sweet song
All happiness is thine;
but love IS true, my love IS strong
s Thy grtefa arc dOubly mine
Thou bgnowest not this love hold
Thou dost not understand
The love that in my songs is told
Love. beautiful and grand
Songs serve 10 hasten tagging time
Thy dreams are dreams of pEides
The lover pictured in my rhyme
UulEnoUn waits as thy side.
-Blavel Scott Mines, in Harper's weekly.
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FORr SCOTT, Kan, May 25.-The Fort
Scott Daily and Weekly Monitor, that
has for the last fifteen years been thg
property of the Ricess has passed entire
" out of their control The Monitor
CO., as now organized, is owned by the
following stockholders: w. r. BiddIe
Henry Neubauer, H. C. Eoucizs, Alex
Desre, Nose Kaiser, NJ b. PearsaIl and
&, e. Dix The directors are W. r.. Bid.
die, presidents NJ. B. Pearsall, viee-prss,
identi Il. C. Louclzs, secretary and treas
urer. The editorial management OF this
paper will be conducted by W. R. Bid
die and the business management by
II. G. Louclzs. The capital stock Of the
company has been placed at $50, OOO
with Q reputed paid UP stock OF o. 600.
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- EEENoH AcApEMl.
An IuustrIous Hody whose aTumbershir
Never E4rieE-

LLAuEEELuII BODY hose
Never gariaE-
French literary genius aims at per
lection of form 1t was this aim chat
originated the French academy two
centuries and a-half ago. The society
early began to compose q dictiouurys
but progressed so slowly with the
work that some witty person gave 10
the name Of the Academy OF Do-Noth-
ing" Cardinal Richelieu obtained for
Vaugalus the renewal OF O pension that
he might devote al his time 70 the die
tiouary- When the scholur went 90
thank the cardinal, the great minister
advanced to meet him ''Neu, H.
Vaugelas," said ne, with smile, you
VIII not forget the word pension In the
dictionary" 40, your emiuencc,' re-
piled FaugelHs with "a profound bow
land still less the word gratitude"
Vaugelas worked for ten years with
diligence as head of the committee 70
prepare the notes OF the dictionary,
which were read at each sitting Of the
academy. Colbert, the celebrated min
lister Of Louis XIV, himself an academic
ian, was displeased at the sl0wnaas with
which the committee worked Being a
practical man, and thinking that when
work was 20 be done it should bo done
at once, he went one day to rebuEzs
them
He found them busy upon the word
ami, and listened to their discussions.
Perceiviug the time, thought and labor
necessary for the definition of one word,
he frankly confessed that the making OF
a dictionary was a much more coLnpli-
Gated affair than he had supposed
When Colbert was elected to the AGA
DENY, some Of his felloW-membsrs adj
dressed him as monaeigucur-rny lord
Here I am only monsieur, like all tho
Others" replied Colbert, in recognition
OF the fact that within the academy all
were equal
Although the academy elects its own
mem ers, says a writer in Blaczwood's
Magazine, from whose article we have
gathered our fects, sit never offers ITS
fuvors: all those who desire to belong
to the uiustrious society must ask Tor
admission"
The membership Is limited TO forty,
and when there is a vacancy the caud1-
date for election must pay a visit to
every academiCian in turn, and ask Tor
his vote-thirty- mine visits,
This custom of paying the visits" has
been a EtumbliuE-blocE In the way OF
many whose talents entitled them TO a
place in the academy As one French
man SAYS: THE academy's doors are
too low, and one has to stOOP too much
to be able to enter without knocking
ones head against the wall"
Twenty votes, OF one more than the
half of the academy, are necessary to
an election. At the meeting ON May j
there were thirteen ates-histuri-
ans, critics, poets, drumatists and men
Of science. Seven ballots were taken
without result, as no candidate secured
more than ten votes
The preliminary visits of solicitation
must be attended with more than one
kind Of awIlyardness- One Of the most
famous of modern French writer's who
missed the coveted honor, used to say;
ooh yes, members enough promised TO
vote for me, but wasn't elected
Youths Companion-
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ladies in London have taken to smoIs-
ing en-, the brazen hussiesl But tell
Mistress Turner, thy Iandlady, lad, to
bring me 4 clay pipe an an ounce o
bristol birds eye, an mayhappen III
blow cloud wi ye.''
Which simple demand was at once at
tended TO,
When the maidserVnut had retired
Arthur began the pumping process
How are things going on at the
4aFmhouse2' he asked, with apparent
indifference.
The farmers face was a picture Of
PerPtexity. He pulled forth a dozen
clouds of smoke from his pipe, knitted
his bushy brOvs, and gave a sigh that
was almost a groan.
Things bean't agoing on at a. to my
satisfaction" he began ssEvervthipr;s
at sizes aa' sevens since you was there.
Such chickering's and heert-buruin9a I
never seen sin began 20 keep house,
an all out O havin' frog-easin' French
people in ones family"
why, what has happened2"
The Lord irnovva. for tiannoa
That pretty lass, Miss GFahnule. goes
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Without any great effort on Arthur
Du2bar's part, he was enabled to catch
a glimpse Of the speakers. for the seats
q the porch projected beyond its con
ines and the figures were sitting in the
broad glare OF the moonlight.
One was undoubtedly Leon d'Estre~
Vile the other, q dark, svarthy, for
sign-loolcing man about forty years OF
age They were convsrsine IN the
French language with the usual reclz-
Ls2zaess Of psrsons speaking their own
tongue in q foreign country. bat were
reckoning without Eheir hast. for Arthur
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With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease CaLsrrI ia q
blood or constitutional disease, and In order
70 cure it you must take internal remedies
Hcts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces Halls CataErh Cure So not @ guauE
medicine Il was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians ia this country for years
and is q reg ular prescription IL 30 com
puSed OF the best Gouica known, com btuel
with the best blood purifiers, acting direct
lV on the mucous surfaces The perfect
com biuauiou OF the two ingredients Is vVhuz
produces such wonderful results iu curing
Catarrh- Send FOR testimonials. free
IL J. CuEsET a. Co, PropE-. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggist price 70 ceutz-
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ESCAPED FROm CoNsTABLEs.
Bold Break OF AN East .AtchEson, No, 1Iun
on "a Railroad Train.

Bold Break Of an East AtchIson, Mo-, Nan
on "a Railroad Train.
ATCHIsOE, Kan, May 24.-ThOmas
Lanier, of East Atchison, was arrested
last night charged with assault and two
constables started with him to st. so
seph on the train.
Near Nashville Lanier suatched one
of the officers pistols from him and
with the weapon pointed at them dis
armed them both. He then ordered
them into the baggage car and jumped
from the train. a westbouud freight
train happened to be passing at the
time and Lanier boarded it.
Lauier came to Atahjs1u and was re-
arrested by tine police, the constables
having telegraphed the matter TO the
city marshal He viii be taken TO St
Joseph tonight.
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SCI EtGItt
all the proper functions Of wo-
manhood. DR.. Pierce's Fav0rita
Prescription Is the remedy. 1t
regulates and promotes their ao-
ton, and removes the obstTuc-
lions and supprcssions which cause
trouble and misery. AT the two
critical periods in o W0mau's life
the change from Eirlho0d TO woman
hood and, later, the % change of life F"
1t Is q perfectly safe and an es-
pcCially valuable remedial SCENT
that can produce only good results
It's q powerful, invigoratiHg tonic,
and q soothing and strengthening
ncrviue q legitimate medicine
purely vegetable. perfectly harm
loss-aud carefully adapted, by an
experienced physician, 20 woman'1
delicate needs.
For all the arrangements, irregu-
laritiea, and weaknesses peculiar 90
the sex, the " Fav0rite Prescription "
is q remedy so certain that it can be
guaranteed. If 10 doesn't give sstis-
faction in every case, the money is
returned, No other medicine for
women Is sold in this way.
No other medicine can be.
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nz-Atl Recommendations for this paper unust
be accompanied by the name OF the autnoE
not necessarily for publication DuE as an
Evidence OF good faith on the part OF the
writer. Write only on one side OF the paper.
ne particularly careful in Civ ing names and
dates to have the letters and nguFes plain
and distinct.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 60 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels cleanses the sya-
tenn eEectuaIly, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers aud cures habitunI
constipation Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
ducedg pleasing 20 the taste and ac-
ceptabls 10 the stomach, prompt ia
its action and truly beneficial ia It's
effects prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many ezcellent qualities commend IL
20 all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists- Any reliable druggist who
may not have &c on hand VIII pro
cure Il promptly for any one who
wishes to EEy t. DO not accept any
E1bstiauts-
CALIFORNIA re syrup ca.
- sfE f7fscisc15 ca.
L91iof4ttEs ~. EEg YORK. l-Es
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LISBON May 4e---k-lE8 8enaIEfL has
written 3 long letter to King Charles
appealing to him 20 protect the Da-
homeyans against the aggression Of
France The letter gives much grat if-
cation in government circles, as the
Portuguese have always looked upon
the French as intruders in Dahomey.
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Charlotte, N c., May 25.-At the
third party convention held here yes-
terday it was resolved to present the
name OF L. l. Polk TO the national con-
vention at Omaha as a presidential
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WAsHISGrOS7, May 25.-ETr. Beal, the
United States minister TO Persia, is in
the city, having arrived here yesterday.
He is on leave of absence 1t is said
that his presence here is for the pur-
pose of marrying Miss Hattie Blaine,
the youngest daughter OF Secretary
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Wolves I'm Jasper County, MO.
CARTHAGE, No May 25.-Wolves have
been discovered in the northeast part
OF the county near Avilla on the farm
of Il. j. Stemmons- Sunday night
twelve sheep were killed and twenty
vg-.,rrf7eE
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PITTsBUROH. Pa, May 25.-During
che meeting of the Presbyterian Minis
tsrial association yesterday Rev. DR..
Parlzhurst was severely attached for
visiting haunts of vice ia the mstrou-
oils Among the many interesting
questions propouuded was one VFurdeds
Els a pastor justified In visiting hzunt1
of vice with a view 70 exposing theEl2-'
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FROM THE HEART.
That Is the way Ministers SPEAK



IN u - l----i enl anne
eel- OF Lne Gospel
no l--S7 OF people tl LIe community have
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believe 10 be worthy and v-TTa1,ls
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reiatt-s has hen s-reTri,1 rsi5eySf E,- it-
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emphasis upon the opinion of this rome
/ dial agent expressed by me some ten years
ago"
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Probably not Even were Johns eyes
not cut on the bias and his nose broad IN
the beam, his UHt would stamp him as the
reverse OF beautiful. Yet a white man
with the iuuudice is OF the same hue, only
more urououuced BIliousnesE, with lrl
svu1utoms OF lurred tongue, EelloUtll
skin and eyehallss pains In the right side
afclr headaches vertigo. must LE uugla Eec
eliminate Ia iauudic8 and cong estigu OF the
liver Remedy this trouble aud remove ltl
atteudau SYM ptouls- dyspepsia and cuusli-
patton. with HusLetlcr's Stomach E1ttteEa-
which also cures malaria rheumatic and
kidney uruulEal-
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Near Cynthiauas Ky, recently. Rob
zEt Fowler shot and killed James May
They were netghborzs both well To do
farmers and had quarrsled over theil
cows aud chickens
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ssrsr up In arms again." as the baby rs
marked At two O. m--PhilsdsIphis Record
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August.
Flower,

d" For two years I suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was Tor
all that time under treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
worn out, and that I would have to
cease eating solid food. On thereC-
ommeudatiou of a friend L procured
a bottle Of August Flower. Itseem-
ed to do me good at once ] gained
strength and flesh rapidly. I feel
now like a new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured me. %
Jas. Z. Dederick, Saugerties, N.X.S
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HALF-auHsgED electric light earbons
have 50 much the nature Of the diamond
that they ssln cut glzsz
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Little Nellie was In great glee over
a promised visit across the country 70
gruudma's. She hearth agreed to the
stipulation that she should get up bright
and early. When awakened at four
o'clgck in the morning, she protested
against being disturbed. ''Why, you
saEd you'd get mp bright and early" re-
minded mamma Eyes, I know" admit
ted Nellie. ''But this isn't bright and
early. It's dark and rlyl'-Compan-
ion
-She-"Oh, it's FUN, I tell you, TO
firt with a man till you get him to pro
pose, and then say no." He-"Eesi but
] should think it would be a greater
joke on him to say yes-"-Sparlzn-
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~ the apgttsFF O. excitement the flight Of
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CAST OUT,
But Not Forsaken
By BERNARD BIassx.

IcopyHght, ssas. by A N. Kellogg Newspaper Col
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ora naIs golden oaIor-ssThs Auartcln
Brewing Co p o.. A. D. c. Bohemian Bottled
Beer" Once tried, always used
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WHO Would be free from earthIV fIis
must buy @ box OF Beeoham's Pills -
cents o box Eorth guiuea-
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Tuz toddy Is the stirring event Of che
t1pzE's eEisuauce--Dalss News
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an through lie soaeFVlIa J5'aFlaL
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TAB RAMS Horn 90 published az Indian
lPouss Ladtaual az e1-5c per year
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who shakes dica.-Pbilldelph ls Record
The Only One Ever Eriuted-Cau You Etad
the TordF
There IS 3 inch display EuVartlssul emit
iu thia paper, this week, which has no Two
words alike except one word The Same 81
true OF each new one appearing each week
from The DIR. Hartsr Medicine Co. Thlg
house places @ Crescent on everything
they make and publish. Look FOX 30, send
them the name OF the word and they VIII
return you book, beautiful autographs or
samples free
TuH most elastic fabric is the trout yarn.
-WillamspUrt sun
LADIES, ladies, think of the engagements
you have broken and tho dlsappo utg
conseuucnu 20 others uud perhaps aIz0 20
yourselves aIl ON account or GcaluCh he
Bradycrotine VIII euro you in fifteen min
ubes All druggists. 60 cents
soUvESEE spoons have created quite q
stir o. Flglg uue-
GLESs's sulphur Soap is genuine rem.
8dv for Skin Dl-euaes-
Hurs Hair and VS. uisI-er Dye so cents.
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Tho Only One Ever Eriuted-Cau You Itad

"a RLrrLIsyG good fellow is often one
who shakes dice -Phiudelphls Record
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-03

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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-03
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-03

Lake avsnus 70 oas new barns. in East
Fulton street. 10 Fuller street and "a
West Fulton street 70 the park. We
are prevented from building in West
Fulton street because there il no street
vest Of the ditch L. does seem - Il
thai question should b. settled ,mme-
dIstely 60 that when II comes GUNNER
again those Who love 10 visit the park
would not 30 compelled 10 walk 90 far.
Why - set pole west OF the ditch and
we're ordered 10 remove it by the psf
con uho CLAIMS 20 own the property. 80
Ne dug the pole out aud sci IL this side
of the ditch
.0n Lake avenue We must wait until
the gravel road 10 cut Of the WAY. We
know Ne must build the road and are
anxious 10 do IL, for We have promised
10 sxtsnd the Cherry street hne. bat We
would like TO know something about
how many more years We must wait
The supreme court has knocked out
the condemnation law and suppose
We must wait for another bill from the
new legislature. On East Fulton street
Ne are ready 20 build. We have our
iron scattered and IL must lie under the
snow al winter because We are KEEP,
out Of the street by the Wesselius road
IL would not take as long In complete
our franchises IN Grand Rapids II We
we're given chance.