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TaR LAW a DEAD LErrgn.


From the AtchtsOn Champion.
The Chicago Tribune, by means. OF a
special agent sent out to investigate
the workings of the Interstate com
merce law in the states of Iowa, Ne
br'sska, Missouri, Minnesota and Kan
assi has confirmed what las all along
been suspected, viz; that the railroads
have been and are sisamelessIy violat-
ing that law in these states by dis
eliminating in favor Of Isrge shippers-
giving them better rates than ara
given to saaikshippers. and by giving
these large shippers cash rebates; alse
by discriminating in favor OF certain
10 salities and against others. The
IN IS Of evidence which the 9riL,sne
prodEces to prove these facts is simply
incontEoyertible and overwhelming.
snd is-proof conclusive that tbs law
is slefet at viii b. railway managers,
, d hence i is dead ittter.
ssssafitisia, Discrimination AID ont
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AuW 20 Feb. .,
HEnH mHgsn

The trust has complete control over
the manufacture of binding twnre and
binding Irvine machinery. Though tile
duty on binding Irvine has been re
duced it is still prohibltive- Thus
freed from foreign competition, the
trust, by it's control over the patents
OH Irvine machinery, is able to prevent
new plants from being erected to com
pete with it. Only short time ago
the legislature of Minnesota appointed
committee to take the necessary
steps to establish binding Irvine fac
tory In the prison at saltwater. This
committee tried to purchase maehin-
cry OF the trust, but found that it
could not get it for less than 5000, 900
an exorbitant price. The excuse
which the trust offered for making so
enormous charge was that 1t feared
labor trouble. Its real object, however,
was to prevent the state of Minnesota
from manufacturing Irvine and selling
it at fair price to the farmers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25


The Kansas Christian Endeavor I'm
ion will hold their fifth annual con-
vention at Kansas City, Kansas, May
as. Every Christian Endeavorer in
Kansas should attend this convention.
DR.. T. z. CLARK, the national presi-
dent, viii be there SURE. The good
people OF Kansas City, Kansas, want
70 give free entertainment too ], 1000
delegates WIH you be one Of themg
Address all inquiries regarding the
convention to Edwin c. HadIey, chair
man advertising committee, SOS Val
ley St., South Side, Kansas City, Kar-
sas, Those expecting TO attend and
desiring entertainments should send
their names as soon as possible TO the
chairman OF the entertainments com
mitteo, Nh. c. L. BEolzaF, Wyandotte
National Bank. Kansas City, Kansas.
Every society in the state should send
their annual report TO Mr.. Geo. P.
Stitt, state corresponding secretary,
hutchinson, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

Tue republican politicians of this
state are so busy now lighting among
themselves that the peoples party and
the democrats are having quite Il rest
from their abuse. The republican
papers are abusing each other quite as
feroeiously as they did the peoples
party last fall. The English language
is not adequate to the full expression
of their vindictive feelings towards
each other, and the snaEling and enter
wauIing going Oh amongst them is very
amusing to the outsider. The Topeka
Capital is sending solid shot into
Ingalls, and his crowd; the LeaYen-
worth Times, the Hutchinson Nel1s
and other papers are scoring the editor
Of the Capital and the state house
ring, of which he is tue center; while
the AtchisOn Champion is derOuncing
Farmer SmiIh, as 1t political fraud,
and the fight generally is going Oh, OIL
the old principle Of whenever you see a
head hit it. -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25
CEosna APRIr. 2oTE

The offer Of the publishers of the
Weekly Missouri World to send that
excellent peoples party newspaper and
educator for three months as tssues)
for ten cents, will close april Goth.
Send for 1t yourself and do q little
missionary work by getting others to
take it. It will in a short timere-pub-
lish senator PETERS grand speech in
the senate on the land loan bill.
Stamps taken. Silver dime may be
sent. sample copy free. Address
TIE MISSOURI WORLD,
ChiIIicothe. no
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

spsc5sI Associated Press Dispatch
Sotthsi1l Alliance Fcirnler contains a
list two columns long OF the alliances
that have iDdorsed the st. Louis con-
veution and its platform. 1t also con-
tains Il card from Col. L. L. Polk, ia
the course of which lac says; There is
but one course left the great common
people, and that is to stand solid with
the peoples party, organize it and take
charge of the government" There is
no doubt about it,a vigorous campaign
will he foDght in Georgia this year by
the adherents OF the third party.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

STATE or KANaAs,
EDWARDS COUNTY, Vs.
In the matter OF establishing legally and
permanently the north boundary liTCs OF
township "a, south of ranges 10, u and rs,
west The same being portion OF the county
line between Edwards and PuWnGe county,
To ali agents and owners of land lying
adjacent TO said county line in Edwards
county You are hereby notified thar the
county surveyor OF PaWuge county Kansas,
wards county Kansas, TO be present tn
establishing permanently the corners and
boundaries of the north lines of townships
p, south of ranges 10, "a and lBs west, aud
mat J. as county surveyor VIII on the Oth
day Of April, 1893, at CLOCK, p. M, Jointly
with the county surveyor Of PHVueo county
proceed, according TO law 20 establish LcrmG
nOntly said corners and boundaries, az which
time or at any time during the progress OF
the survey, you may, If you wish. be present
and be- heard.
CYRUS RORERME.
County Surveyor Edwards County, KHs.
First Published, Mar. a. Is9z.l
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

1 have learned ut least one lesson,
not TO despond. The future need not
be a servile copy OF the Ralst- There
is power within US. and Il power
above us, through which we may over
come much, and ultimately overcome
all things.--Channinq
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

THE governments of England. Ger
many, Italy, Belgium and Switzerland
control their telegraph lines. In not
one of these countries is the cost of
sending a telegram equal to ons-third
of oulrates.
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NOTICES.


SA--aANFlA4ON EOLltEr
STATE OK KANSAS, 40
EDWARDS COUNTY, 50
IN the matter OF establishing legally ana
permanently tho corners ana boundaries OF
the south lines Of tue nships %, south OF
ranges IS, ~, Ia, IS and 20 west, the same
being the county line between Eii wards and
EiOyFa county.
To all SCENTS and owners OF lands lying
adjacent 20 said county line ia Edwards
county: You are hereby notified that the
Board OF County Commissioners OF Edwards
county. Kansas, has uoTlded me, as County
Surveyor OF Edwards county, 70 establish
permanently the corners and boundaries or
the south lines OF townships % south %
ranges 10. Il. lS, 10 and 20, west, in Edyya rds
county, kansus, aud that {, as County sur
EGyory Will. on the END day OF March. 1889, %
L o'clock OF said day, the day thereafter,
Jointly, with the county surveyor OF Ktowa
county Kansas, at the southeast corner of
hdWaEds county proceed according 70 law,
from day TO day until com pl6teGs TO estubiis4z
permanently said corners ana boundary line,
At which time or any time during the pro.
Ere69 % said survey you may II you wish. be
present and be heard.
CYRUS ROBERTS.
County Surveyor. Edwards county ha6,
tFirst Published March 4tiL- 1921
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

QUEEN MARGUERITE, of Italy, has
Psomised' to lend her historical and
unequalIed collection of laces for exhi-
bltion in the womans building at the
World s-FaIr.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25
THE ooRDAas TRUST

From the Monmouth, (IIi.J Democrat.
Since the cordage trust got control
of nearly all the cordage mills Of the
country last year, it has made no less
than six advances in price. The fol-
lowing table shows the fuk extent of
these advances:
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PUBrUArION NOTICE.
No, 1913.
! the district court OF Edwards county state


No, 1913.
In the district court OF Edwards counts state
OF Kansas
The Joseph SChItZ Brewing !
Co. Ia curpurati0al plaintiG
John Hunt aud Hary Hunt
Defendant
said defendants John Hunt ana Nary Hunt
VIII take notice shat they have been sued iu
Llsf district court OF Edwards county Kansas
ana must answer the petition died therein bv
SAID plaintiu on Or before the Gsth Gay OF
A pr1ls Ah9&, or said petition will bg taken as
true and Judgment Tor pIniutiG
viii be rendered in said action
eeeordiugiy- Tor ne sum Of Four Hun
0ree and ninety seven dollars Guu ziEtF-8eFGu
cents and Interest uu she same at per cent
per aruulu from 4 uErlsgG end lH3I. and Tor
the sale OF certain real estate attached ia 80 Ia
action uesuri bed as follows. tu-gEigs
Lot ten 10, ia block one 4. and lof8 111eem.
=, coo sixteen. 10, n block Ety-threas %, IN
6eel0rg'6 addition 20 the Gd OF kIuEleV.
Edwards county Kansas. ami lots nEU. 8. and
~; q ~ block torty-siEs q. IN the Arkansas
falleT NoWn CDmpauT's addition o. the city
or Alu8teys LlI-said county and state.
SEAL AfteECs A. J.. Rnup, CLERK.
W. H. French, Att for Plaintiff.
first Published Mar. 18th, 1872.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

THE mar uof an average Of i54
p5uilds has enough iron in.his make up
to make a Ploughshare and enough
phosphorus to make half million
matches.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

TIE Bank of France regularly loans
upon noH-perishabIs products and has
done so for fifty years. Yet they tell
MS that the sub treasury plan is imprac-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

THE birthday of tile postage stamp
occurs OH the 9Th of May. They we're
invented I,y Scotchman, and were
used first in 1910 in England.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25
First Published March II, LsB8.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TE1H

NJ Aoto-
In the district court. within and for the coIIu-
y Of Edwards in the state OF Kansas,
james Lawrence, executor OF the last will
and testament Of Cornelius Harris, deceased,
plaintiff.
VS.
William J. Stevenson, n. J. Stevenson. Thos
a. Stevenson. Geo W. Stevenson heirs of
Jane Stevenson. deceased and Ira CouOVer,
admin IstratOr OF the estate OF Jane Steven
son deceased, defendants
By virtue Of an order OF Sale issued 20 o. e.,
out OF said district court in the aboye-eutitled
action. ] wiz on Monday. the 1lth day OF
A ril a. ls92- between = ana O'Clock, d.
IN % said day, at the front door OF the court
house in the city of klr-sley in the county or
Edwards, in the state Of Kansas offer ~ pub
nc sale, and eel to the highest and best bid
real estate, to-Wirs
The (rractiou2D west half OF section 10.
township p, south, range ~ vest OF the 9TH
p IN. cOutuiuiuing 81 20-IC6 acres, more or
less. lying and situate ia the county of Ed
wards ia the state of Kansas.
The above described real estate will be sold
with upprHisement. TO satisfy said order o r
sale Appraised at 5000.
" "A French, Att for Pltf r . ROBERTS
sheriff of EdssardH county, Eanaus
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

Oh! how I dislike to see my hail
getting so gray. Say, do you know
that as cents invested in one bottle OF
Beggs' hair remover viii not only
restore the color but give 1t Il rich
glossy appearance? Try one bottle.
Sold and warranted by b. DeTar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25
First Publication March =. 1871
No nnaH

SHEHIEE- 8 SALE.
Ia the District Court OF Edwards County
STATE OF Kansas.
4 o. 9sal.
Plaintiff.
Cara d. Benedict, aG-
gzli al 5trafzlzz- Clara IL
Benedict, EGnol n
9elaligE- Alma n
Benedict and Mabel
H. Benedict.
Defendants.
BY virtue OF An ord er OF sale issued 20 me-.
out OF said district court in Ehe above
sl-tttle1 action, I vii on TUESDAY the -
ea-l % APRIL e. d. 49, 1atlFeem 2 & so'ciqa- p
"a OF said day Et the front door q rha
csuEG house in the city OF
smiley In the county OF Edululn
e e1e state OF 2sEssgs oIer az public sale
ana 1el % the highest and best bidder. ZOE
eash IN hand, ull the following "a ascri5ed real
e1s4fes ao-Tit=
LofE twelve, Sc block No, tsFentT-seve1.
80 .ut nine IL block ElTeutI-Glfzf IN the city
o. Asinaloys AlpFliaed a. EtEdsl9 each LFiur
CSC situate % The county Of Edwards iu tna
state % Eau-1a.
ne above daaaribed real estate viii be eold
VITA aEIIl-z-llelzSaf % aaGfgEg ggtd order -
49, a. 8 HQHHseElr
~ 8ZzEss.Es 6lerin Of "a lz1Ful Co
aEtcEEaE foE Plll1zli1.
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CoHpREssED air is to be tried as the
motive power on IL Chicago street rail
Way
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25
II G. BLNGH.AIE
Notary Public,
K1nsleV,
Kansss.

Cuilsctioa House land, EEEuEluce AFt- AZ
tends 20 Lana contests. Pension Mates aEd
tns p-ynle1l q f1-sa for uou-residentss aid
cakes uouc9ta .Ea-cEl uriglu and timber
el-turc s-1tEias aI-- sIrI1i gs5nfa-
once O. Ska lfrzsf u1EE door 70 AisuE1
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-03-25

For cash you can buy cheaper OF
81 Sehnattsrly than at any other
store Ia KinsIey.
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The aDOVe-uRmeu defendant, Caroline g.
GriGiu. will take notice shat she has been
sued in the district court of Edwards county
Kansas, auu must answer the petition mied
therein bY said plaintiff on or before the zsth
gay or April Aoa-@s OF eatiu peutlnu VIII nc
taken a. O. nc and Judgment, for pluiutid
will be rendered ia said action
accordingly Tor the sum OF Seven Hun
dred and SiNty-Due Dollars and Ninety dvu
cCnts- with interest on the came at the rate Of
per cent per anuum from the Tlh cay OF
j January, 1872 and for the sale of eerlafu real
estate attached in said acriou, described as
follows. tO-WiL=
The northwest quarter Of section sixteen,
&c, in township twenty-five, p, south. in
range eighteen, 49, west 81 the Sixth prilci pal
meridian lying and situate in Edwards Couu-
~. state of Kansas.
tsEAL,l Attest: n. J. Rapp. Clerk.
W H. French, AKA for Plaintiff.
First publication Mar. 18th, 1899
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-29
GEORGE NEALE'S BODY
ALL ATTEMPTS FAIL TO RECOVER
1T FROM THE OCEAN.
The Alleged Murderer, Capt. Sam Smith
Spends Most Of His Time Weeping
In His Cell-Return of a
Search Party.

Capt. Sam Smith, the alleged mur.
derer OF the boy George Neale of San
Diego, while in the sloop Lou, epende
most OF his time silently crying on bis
cot In his cell in the county Jail. He
has received letters from relatives prom
Using to help him when his case comes
to trial. FIe seems to be just realizing
the terrible position he occupies.
The yacht Excelsior, Capt. Forest, has
returned to San Diego from the search
for the body of George Neale, the MUIR
dered boy. No signs of the remains
were met with, although the coast was
carefully followed down as far as Santa
Tomas, 30 miles below Ensenada. The
Excelsior made the run from Santa
Tomas to San Diego in one day-steamer
time.
In view of the fact taat the British
man-of-war recently in San Diego made
cruise OF the waters in the vicinity of
the spot where the Neale boy was thrown
overheard from the schooner, and fred
heavy guns with the expectation of
bringing the body to the surface, and
the further fact that the search by email
vessels has until now been unremittng,
1T is the opinion of many PERSONS that
the body never will be found. Where
the tragedy occurred the water is said
to be from GO to 125 fathoms in depth
(3G0 to 750 feet), and there is but slight
possibility that the body, after sinking
to such great depth, would rise again.
The search along the peninsula will be
continued, however.
The body Was of course desired that it
might be properly buried by the bereaved
parents, but it was also desired in order
that direct testimony against the MUIR
derer might be secured. Since the latter
has confessed the crime, however, the
testimony is not so important.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-29
"REyoND THE ALPS LIES ITAly.r

A fresh memorial to vanished youth,
The sweet girl graduate, with flower faces
Her eyes SO full of trust her heart of truth.
Looking DER all the world to,tind her place.
Her theme holds weighty words and thoughts
ostaid,
A travesty on life in phrase austsre;
But youthful confidence is unafraid.
And gladness vibrates in the tones so clear,
Beyond the Alps lies Italyl'
The joy Of triumph and of proud applause
Sweet floral offerings, the music'A stirl
Fair, sunny slope of youth Oh, let us pause
And linger in this girlhood's glade with her.
Ere yetshe climbs those rugged sleeps of life,
Where womanhood with all its mystery lies
Remember, ere you go to meet its strife,
Oh. maiden innocent, grown strangely wise
BEYOND the Alps lies Italyr'
The essay soon will yellow grow with time;
The years will string their rosary of tears;
Weary and footsore, we the hills must climb,
And stumble DER the stones of cares and
fears.
The mists of doubt will all the landscape veil.
The summit lies so very far away;
The feet may falter and the courage fail,
The stern pale lips will quiver then to say,
Beyond the Alps lies ltalyir
Oh, when the hands that helped you up the
slope
N,Heiii ioooo tio CidoP we cstHHOt aiWayS keeps
When in the night of pain you upward grope-
Blinded by tears, with tagging footsteps
creep;
Then let your girlhood's maxim cheer your
heart
peal of joy through all lifc's sad refrain
Though here we love and lose. and meet and
part.
There is height where pleasure conquers
pain
Beyond the AlDS lies Jtaly!"
Anna B. Patten in Youths Companion.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-29
The Clever Isheel Robbers.

1t is said that once, before the English
had become used to the maneuvers OF
the robbers in India, an officer with
party of horse was chasing small body
of Bheel robbers and was fast overtak-
ing them. Suddenly the robbers ran be-
hind a rock, or some such obstacle, which
hid them for moment, and when the
soldiers came up the men had mysteri-
ously disappeared. After an unavailing
search, the officer ordered his men to
disnount beside a clump OF scorehed
and withered trees, and, the day being
very hot, he took off his helmet and hung
it on a branch by which he was standing
The branch in question turned out to
be the leg of a Bheel, who burst into
scream of laughter and flung the aston
ished officer to the ground. The clump
of scorched trees suddenly became trans
formed into men, and the whole party
dispersed in different directions before
the Englishmen could recover from
their surprise, carrying with them the
otficef's helmet by way of trophy. Har-
pers Young People.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-29
CLIMATE REFUGEES.

A Large Party of Fasteners which
Arrived Yesterday.
The following passengers arrived yes.
terday by Phillips regular weekly ex.
cursion over the Rock Island and South
ern Pacific railways:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. @. Lane, Miss W.
H. Lane, Minneapolis, Minn.; Miss
Grace M. James, Mr.. J. A. Quinn, St.
Paul; Mrs. G. H. Morse, Pittsfeld, Me.
Mr.. ]. M. Bell, Northfield, Mimi; Mr..
6. I. Beede, Mrs. P. M. Beede, Mime.
apolis; Mr.. ]. F. Truman, Amherst,
U. T.; Mr.. II. M. Dickson, Miss Clara
3. Dickson, McIndoss, VT; Mr.. G. H.
Jordan, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Jessie Cook,
Mrs. J. @. Cook, Chicago, Ill.
Ms. Q. Kent, North Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Emily Beyam, Miss Emma L.
Beyam, Canton, Mass; Mines. George
Webster, 9. A. Hutchins, Miss Leota
Webster, Stratford, N. H.; Mr.. John
Tobin, Boston; Mrs. s. Bell, Charlotte.
town, P. E. L.; Miss G. Munson, Miss
Ellen Munson, Chicago; Mr.. E. s.
Strout, B. s. Strout, Des Moine. Ia. /;
Mr.. H. B. Carlisle, Boston; G. Hentz,
Worcester, Mass. Miss H. Taunton,
Mr.. o. B. Taunton, Mr.. j. @. Bentley,
Summerside, P. E. L. Mr. W. Vaughan,
Bethel, VT; Misses M. Thomas, M.
Mellen, Meesrs. w. Tindell. r. Marcer,
M. Bremen, X. Rolpe, Misses F. Matt
field, B. Monroe. Mr. A. Webster, New
York; J. M. Arnold, J. Willis, Mrs.
Willis, Mr.. Q. H. Willis. Miss H. Willis,
Mr.. j. Roberts, Des Moines. Ia; Mrs.
NJ. B. McCrane, Oskaloosa, Ia; Mrs. P.
Brown. Stuart, Ia. !; Mr.. and Mrs. J. v.
Brooks, Avoca, la. Mrs. J. Crowell, Miss
B. Crowell, Skowhegan, Me. Mr.. Nj. E.
Jones, Pottsdam, N. Y; H. Goldstein,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell, Bos-
ton; Mr.. Hanley, St. Albans. VT; the
Misses Edith and Cassie Gillis, Boston /;
Mr.. J: II. Murphy, Fall River, Mass. /;
Mr.. W. R. Snow, Brocton. Mass. Mr..
g. Q. Butcher, Concord, N. H.; Mr.. ].
A. Coan, Augusta, Me-. Mr.. and Mrs.
81. @. French, Concord, N. H.. Mrs. @.
ChapmansS st. Albans, VT; Mr.. G. @.
Carlisle, Boston.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-29
THE BELLIcosE KID AGAIN.
He Will Be Caught and Gagged by Not
TOdav


He Will Be Caught and Gagged by Noon
To-day.
General McCook, commanding the
department of Arizona, received dis
patches from the commanding officer at
Fort San Carlos, dated at II O'Clock on
Tuesday night, stating that the capture
OF the notorious renegade Indian known
as KID would be only question of q
lew hours. A detachment of men from
Fort San Carlos, just after sundown on
Tuesday night, came suddenly upon the
renegade. who had his horse shot from
under him, but made his escape on foot.
The rascal seemed to be gifted with
powers of ubiquity.
"I'll have him before Thursdays sun
goes down into the sea-" said General
McCook yesterday to a HERALD re-
porter. "He has escaped me many a
time, but this time he won't get away"
where is Lieutenant Wallace with
his party ?" asked the reporter.
II turned him back by telegram at
once," said the general. "He had just
got cleverly started out for the Mexican
frontier, but now he will be ready to
head him off,"
What do you suppose is his idea in
coming back upon American SOIL"
asked the reporter.
HE would rather be taken in Amer
lea than in Mexico. If caught here he
might be put upon reservation, like
Nez Perce Joseph, and he might be
hanged. But If caught on Mexican
soil there would be no help for him.
He might be shot and he might be tor
tured to death. His surrender is merely
q question of few hours. shall have
him tomorrow before dark-mark that"