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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

First published January Is. 1901
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT
u J HeltzeIu plaintiff,
Minnesota Chfef Manufacturing Company
ugGeuduuE-
Before @ + Tassell, Justice OF the Pea+G ia
Trenton township. Edwards EuuuEgs Nau5lIs-
said defendant Is hereby notlhed Lisat on
the slh day OK January, 1892, an order or
artlClmeut Cor the SUN Of = hlrGF $500 Dol
iars Was Issued by the above named Justice
OF tile peace against his goods 80 the above
entitled lctiou and that said cause viii DO
heard ON the 18th Gay OF Esbrul-zy'i 1872 at 4
o'clock, p. M
Arrests
q u Tussell u . Heit1al,
Jusgics Of abe Peace Plaintiff,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

For sale, u number of young mare.
and geldings, 3 years old last spring.
Mares in fOHl. Apply mt this Office.
For sale, frst-class farm team,
geldings; weight, about 200 pounds
each. Apply ut this Office
y fine assortment of lamps, lin
ware, shelf and heavy hardware is
constantly kept OH hand at the store
of Mrs. a. uOtteWitz.
For cash you can buy cheaper of
NJ. Schuatterly than at amy other
store in Kinsley.
HI. Schnutterly's low cash prices
are drawing trade to KiHsley that
usually goes to other places.
Mrs. A. IIottaWitZ is constantly re-
ceiving new goods, consisting of hard
ware, stoves, tiuware and groceries,
which she is selling at prices which
defy competition.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29
First published january 20, lsa3,
PUBLICATIONS EUTICE-
Ec,T

In the district court. within and for the uJuu-
~ of 6dpTBryis in Ehs state Of Kansas.
The Kansas First Mortgage Co. plaintiff
Johann Poop. A. ". Ecsrurry. defendants.
Johann Rupp and a ". . CD ttEry Will take
ton ia said district rourEr villain and Tor the
county Of Edwards IN the state OF Kansas.
against rLe said johann Eopp and a " t1c-
hurry, defendants. ana hat the said defend
ants must guslzer said petition llee - a1oFe-
said on or before the a3Ln Gay o. EeuEtlaEos
1882, pr -1ld petition viii be taken as true
ana g. Judgment rendered IN said action
a ~ AieEurry FOR Lna sum oG one Hundred
d,1gusy tEl@QsQQl DuuaEas win interest f1ere-
on ut tIe rate uE y per cent uor ann I'm from
the Gli day OF a4ue Elas. aud Gur costs OF
sulss and q further 5udglueut q9l-insE sll-d
defendants for the foreclosure OF q certain
ncEtgare upon the following asdsrinod real
me west bsif. 3, of the squtnsast quarter,
E. and the lGEL laslEs a. OF tue 111LlN esq
quar- ers H. o. -eGtiEu EEreu fg-eaElGs - l1alu-
eslip Gereu tF-5l-. - GsflEls El-llre -e4ell2lll
De vest OF she Gl4 p 1i-- l111F'-1ng so govern
county OF euelrds Ia ese state oL hHus.ll
aud a1f4dEiuE that said plliutfa haE
Eh1 lien said 20 rlla q
for which f1lIr ~ I'D zlts taken 4israsld
ana slEssllF Glla premises &c ls sold without
l-Hullliael1aut. enc Eue pruqaala luBsled -
the payment Of rhe amount due plaiuunr und
costs OF ss5t+ and loreFeE barring l5-ll lpre
and fFuu uli EiEErs tl1te- estate interest
uEuperrE sud equity OF ElglEll-E Lil-rl 81 OK To
sans premises o. any E-4Er t4zEz4z-
a-Tlgart g. Cr-lTforG
A1turneFs FOR Plaintiff
sE.-l attest A. J. ttlRP, GEEK.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

ny virtue OF an order OF sale, Issued out or
the District Court OF Edwards county. Kan
sus in uu action Wheiu James A wright was
pluiutiu and GeuFEe D. Mlsuer, Jane T. Mis-
uer the Farmers Loan s. Trust Co.. OF Kan
sBs. ~ X stevens % II Casteen4 Levi 8 Gould
and = Hubsou, as assiguccz of the Farmers
Loan q Trust Co OF Kansas were uelt ND
ants, viii on 4ue5duy- tho goth day OF Jan
uuFy, 15s2, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, g
the court house iu .Kiusicy. Iu the county OF
EdWaFd8, and state OF kansas OVER log sale
at public auction and sell 90 the highest
bidder. for cash ia hand all tue rig Lt- utlc
and interest OF the above named aeleuustuta
ia nuu TO thg following uu1crlugG real prop
cry situated in the county OF Edwards and
state OF Kansas tu-T1E5
The uorthEe sE quarter OF section twenty
four. IlEI, iu township tsFeury-LDIlr. lEti5 of
range eighteen 49,, west OF the 9th p 3.
said property IS levied upon as tile prop
gFtg of tine above named defendants aeuFEe
ID GisucE and Jane T. Ailuer. and VIII be sold
without appFaisemsuE 20 satisfy piuluglu'
claim of $780, hereius Win interest and
costs and GCeEuLuE costs
ausruu 3 lfc5 oliuuEh. Rod scott,
Attorneys, sheriff OF Edwards Co.
First publication Dec 45th, za1l
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LEGAL NOTICES.


First Publication January -, 1892.
SHEHIFF'S SALE.-NO 1853
In the district court or Edwards county,
state of Kansas.
j. ID. Uber, plaintiff
Henry F Lever. Edward StamDuuEh and f.
e. Smytbe s Sons, defendants.
BY virtue Of an order % sale issued % me-
out Of SAID district court, In the shove
entitled action, { will, on TuesuaFs the 23rd
day of February A. D.. I5li3- between aud 3
O'Clock, T.. M OF said day, at the front door
OF the court house in tue city OF kius!eys I'm
the county OF Edwards, in the state OF kan
sas. oncr at public sale ana sell tothc high
est and best bidder, for cash In hand all the
following deEcrit ed real estate. to-wits
The east half 3, Of the southwest quarter
q, OF section thirty -four, "a, township twenty
six. &c, south of range nineteen, 10, west OF
the 9Th D m, lying and situate in the county
OF Edwards ia lhe state Of Kansas.
The above-desCribed real estate will be sold
without uppraisemeut, TO satisfy said order
OF sale
Bob Roberts.
Sheriff Of Edwards county, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

ABOUT every republican paper in
Kansas in the last two years has
pointed out that government crop
reports were used by spectators in
grain to bear the markets, but because
jerry Simpson asks Il unanimous con-
sent to introduce q resolution in con-
gress to have an inquiry into this mat
ter, these same republican papers are
abusing jerry and call it making a
fight on the agricultural department.
= Richstt Beacon.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

II vsouId be unTs5v tunats 10 the peO-
pie. as the press. should the latter lose
entirely its character for yeracity and
general Integrity ,a,-tl with that its isifiu-
-ence for gO0d. 1t never viii, FOR the
same reason that men are not looked
Upon Will suspicion because some men
aTe bad. Fortunately, the large ma
5oFity Of persons ia control Of the news
papers OF the country are people who
are scrtipulUusy Hatchfsll of tie gOuii
name and fair fame of Journalism, and
1 hey guard It's honor with Jealous care;
despite this, however, there ars
frequently persons employed AS
correspondents of newspapers, ana
these who volunteer for such work
who, through HHwusrslnteu bias and
prejudice, sOr fnF -mercsuary aims,
stand ar "a distance Hsid misreilTeSent
TO the journals that employ them tile
true staiesof affairs in certain matters
And thel Z aTe editors, over-zeillOus al
times, who, in their zeal. 10 far beyond
fIcTer t0uIds Ia tsilducllg mel
and measures, and hiding behind
ledge Of responsibility, b;lsllwhscA
J et est men ahoale travelling the open
sair rad Of Ghi.e duty
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

A SEPT of domestic protection
springs uy in many ways. The Ari-
znna territorial legislature at its last
Jand used in the cultivation Of sugar
bsets. as we'll as the plant and machin-
cry employed in tile manufacture Of
domestic sugar fIom taxation for ten
wears.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

By virtue OF an order of safe issued out Of
ghe district court or Ed ETlrsia county Kan
sns. wherein = B WEtEins was pialngiu and
Daniel % Corr aud Sire Daniel b C9rl- lla vie
were defHuiauEE- 4 will on Tuesday luC .-ltl
day OF january, fs3z- between . ana O. clock
D ma, az tine front door OF the building now
county OF Edwards. and state OF aaH-aa1
ungr for sale 40 public aucEi "a % tAe n-glesL
bidder, Tor cash Iu hand ALI the right flLte
and interest OF the Shove named aeleuualLta
i'm and 90 Lle following described real prop
crty, situated in he county OF Edwards, and
state OF kansas E0-gElEs
Tine northwest quarter OF section nine -
tp E1Tgufg-siE- -, range elEeLeeus IS west OF
SAID property will be cold without uppruiHc-
ulaIE 20 satisfy SAID order OF sale
6IgEi4E once Ede7 ards cauLty. Kansas
Rod Ecutt. Sheriff
" Patterson Attorney nor E-lAlEltll-.
First Publication Dee a23rus 1891
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

ALL that Gould can do is 70 convince
tiie American public that gambling iii
railroads and crops has gone about far
enough and to crystalline iutO Ru IRE
sistable force tile demand for the
Standardization of the railroads. Jay
Gould is doing the work of the Social
,istg better than they can do it them
selves. BrOOkIyR Times.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29
The IIaudsomest Lady In IziuaIey,

The Handsomely Lady N Kinney
The hundsomest lady in KiHsley re-
marked to "a friend the other day that
she knew Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs was a superior rem
edy, as it stopped her cough instantly
when other cough medicines had no
effect whatever. So to prove this and
convince you Of it's merit any drug
gist will give You a sample bottle free
Large size so and S1.OO.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

TIE hour has come is the history OF
this nation when the safety OF the
public demands government control Of
these highways Lrsuiwaysl. Not only
do the commercial, economic and puliti-
cal intere SITS Of the people demand it,
bat it Isl demanded in the sacred
name Of tile right of life, which Ger
.tilinly inheres ia the travelling public.
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29
FRIDAY. JAsUAhY %. ls8s.

OK February LIST the prohibitive
and discriminatiye duty of I44 francs
per 100 lSilos Of American lard will be
I.yte.I- at tll. Wrench fromlier.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

IT is quite apparent that the Old
party organs In Kansas are feeling
very sensibly, too-the influence of the
reform press of this state in more
ways than one, and this fact, to them,
is very annoying. The lies Of these
old party sheets are nailed as fast as
ljiey come out, by our reform papers,
and they are not permitted to mlslead
the people. A great deal of the ful-
1acies, rot and b'slderdash appearing in
the e. o. p, organs al t held before the
people as sOphistry and how little their
4stliEOTs know OF economic principles.
The character of their leaders and the
action of their parties are held up to
the scOrn and contempt Of the people.
who. through this agency. are learning
how unreliable the old party politicians
are, and how rotten and corrupt tine
old parties have been for years in
this contest our reform papers are
''givlng Il Roland for every Oliver, -
and asking for no quarter Let tine
motto be, Lay on MaeduT, and
damned be he who first cries, hold,
e4Sough. ''-.Allielace Tribune.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29
First Published January 10, 1882
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

NJ 1875
In the district COURT within and for the Couu-
~ OF Edwards iu he suite Of Kansas,
The kaI.s5a First Mortgage CO. plulutins
william II Dawson, Rachael r Dawson, de
PENDANTS.
Willaam II Dawson and Rachael q Dawson
will take notice that the said pluiHun mas
filed its petition ia said distEigr court within
and for the county OF Edwards in the state
OF Kansas, against the said William r. DHW-
son aud Rachael Z DaWg1n, defendants and
that the said ueEEuuaurs mast answer said
petition hied as aforesaid, on or before the
viii be taken. as true and % Judgment rem
dereu ia 3uiu uCtiuu against SAID defendants,
William Fl Dawson ana huChHeI Dawson
Tor the sum OF EiEhty-Dug Dollars with inter
e6t thereon at the rate of ~ per cent per
uHuum from the LIST day OF January, 1es2 /;
and costs of suit; aud q further Judgment
against said defendants Tor the foreclosure
Of a caEtatn mortgage upon the following
described real estate, Ju-Wit;
The north half, -, OF the north half -a- OF
section twenty-five, - township twenty
% south, range sixteen TO- west OF the %.
m.1 lying and situated iu 81 he county OF Ed-
wards in the state Of kansas and uuJudgluE
premises 70 the amount for which Judgment
will be taken as Hfrgesaiu, and ordering said
premises 90 be sold without uppraisemcnt,
and the proceeds applied 90 the payment OF
the amount due plaintiff aud cpsts or suit
and forever Earring and IureCiusl uF said
defendants and each of them of and from
all right, title, estate, interest, property and
SwiEarr s. Crawford.
LSEALI Attorneys ful Plaintiff
Attest A. j. HRpps Clerk,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

THERE are not one-half the hogs in
Kansas and Nebraska there were two
years ago. About one-half of these
-Qeaving only one-fOurth) will be
rushed into market within two months.
There are few more fat cattle being
fed than year ago, but all expect to
market them within three months.
Iowa has the most cattle and hogs.
The foregoing results apply to all the
states west Of the Mississippi river,
and have required correspondence
with over coo feeders to ascertain the
facts. Hence the conclusion, pork and
lisef will not go up much till after three
months. With tho European ports
open To the American hog, the hog
will become valuable property next
sumneF.-AlIiaHcsa aud Industrial Union
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

In the District Court OF Edwards county
state of Hausus-
w Hatfield, plaintiff,
James NJ Piburn. James ~ Anderson, Tho
kuugu8 Loan s. Trust Co. trustees and
Geo NJ Noble, defendants.
By virtue of an order Of Euia isEued 90 me,
out of 5ufd district court, ia the above
entitled action I will. on Monday, the 2jJu
day OF january, A. d., 1882. between and p
ms at the front door OF the court huuBe -
the city OF hiusleys tu the county of Edwards
in the state OF Kansas offer at public sale
and sell 90 thC highest aud best bidder, for
cash i'm hand, uil gha uE-deacrlbcd real
CETure, tO-Eglts
The uurtheuat quarter of section thirty
i've, %, iu township twgHty-siE. 2ir south of
range nineteen. 10, west OF Lhg 9th D. Iu, lu
Edwards county, kansas
The above described property will be sold
without appruiEeHleur Co satisfy q Judgment
rendered ia favor or James v Anderson and
against Harry l. GeeT.
s T. SCuUT0uE, ROD Scott
Att for Pitt. Sheriff of Edwards GO. Ks
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

TIE key to the speculative situation
in wheat Is held abroad, and mere
lxpult orders mast Gene form that
source if American prices are 20 be
sustained.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

Everything ia tie shape OF shelf and
heavy hHrdWaIs, tiuware, groceries,
atc=, may he found at AIrs- A. Hottie
Wits on Colony avenue She has a
large and complete stock OF hrst-class
prices.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

FOR SGRoFULA
sCEoFuIous lluTsoE
in the blood,
ulcers cstaFrfls and
consumption
use
Ayers SaFsapaFiIIa
The most
economical
safss speedy and
effective Of all
bIood-purifieFS-
Has Cured Others
will cure you.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

Happy aaa eoassnR Is a aons viii 81 TIE Ro-
chasteEs q lamp with the light Of the morning
csiszsEuz.yszsleE sehs-aeFLamPca,, EsvEozk.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
A TEST OF STRENGTH.
One VIII He Made Soon After Parliament
Meets.

One VIII He Made Soon After Parliament
Meets.
iCopyright. 1892. New York Associated Press.l
LONDON, Dec 3.--The opening of parlia-
ment ia still eight weeks distant. but the
conservative party is already on the scene
with three amendments to the address IN
reply to the speech from the throne. Tho
evident object is to test the strength of the
government. A prominent liberal said to-
day: "We expect the warmest time any
parliament has seen since the discussion of
the reform bill in 1922 The ministerial
lists, however, continue to be confident
of wenthering divisions on the address, and
even hopeful of passing home rule bill,
Another trouble before the government ls
the renewed agitation of Irish tenant farm
ers for abatement of judicial rents ttxea
four years ago. Fhe tenants have declared
that the fall in the prices of live STOCK ana
farm products generally makes revision
of rents imperative. A temporary clause
of the act of 1887 empowered the land COM
mission to reduce rents in the ratio OF the
decline in agricultural prices. The clause
| was operative for only three wears and ex-
pired at the time when 1t would nave Done
tho most good. The government Will ask
parliament to restore the clause exactly as
| it was.
! Announcement of the death of jaw Gould
stirred the pulses of dealers both inside and
| outside the London stock exchange. Al
though the news had no notable influence
on prices n mob of people blocked the ap-
proacnes to the exchange. all talking on
the same theme and waiting to see its effect.
D.. Collngridgo reports to the London
port sanitary committee that there is al
| most absolute certainty OF an outbreak OF
cholera in the spring. when all precautions
now adopted will be far more severely
| strained.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
PRESIDENT AND sUBORDINATEs.
Busy With the Annual Message-Reports
of Departments.

Busy with the annual Message-Reports
of Departments
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-The president spent
the entire day in revising the proof slips of
his message to congress. He held confer
ences with members of the cabinet on top
les in the message relative to the depart
ments. The message and documents will
be sent to congress Tuesday.
Surgeon General Wyman, of the marine
hospital service, in his annual report will,
it is said. recommend asa measure of safety
to the country during the Columbian expo
sition that immigration be suspended for at
based on the prediction of sanitary experts
that cholera is almost certain to reappear
in Europe next year. 1t is almost certain
that the secretary of the treasury will adopt
the proposition as part of his general plan
fer the national quarantine service.
The annual report of SUPERINTENDENT
White, of the railway mail service, shows
for the year ended June 30. last. that the
service handled the enormous total of 8. 5S9,-
s62. .5S9 pieces of mail matter, an increase of
7.37 per cent over the preceding year.
The president has signed the commissions
of Justice Harlan and Senator Morgan as
arbitrators to the Bering sea commission,
and Secretary John w. Foster al agent in
behalf of the United States before that
commission. These appointments were
made June 6. The first meeting of the
conference will be held Feb. %.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
lnrr,nrea AN Electric Car Patent.

ToLEpo, Dec. 3.Suits were brought here
to-day involving every electric street rail
way in the United States. Two suits were
filed in United States courts by Hon. Frank
Ii. Hura and o. S. Brumback. attorneys
representing Benson Ridweli, of Roches-
ter, Ind, against tho Toledo Con-
solidatea street railway. 1t is claimed
shat this company infringes Bid
wells funda mental original patents for
running electric cars and the principle in
yolyea in the use of the underside spring
contract; also that patents for running and
lighting oars with the Same current of cleo
tricity, and lighting streets and houses
along the line from the current which pro
pols the cars were infringed upon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
Democrats Put in an Appearance at
the Capital and Are Inter-
viewed.
Bland Has No Hope OF Beneficial
Results From the Brussels
Conference.
Breckenridge Thinks That Cleveland
Should Frame "a Tariff Riii--Palmer
For an Extra Session.

WAsH1NaToN Dec. 3.-Represent tative
Bland, o. Missouri, chairman of the coin
age committee, was asked by an Associated
press reporter what he thought would be
the effect of the failure of the international
monetary conference to agree on anything.
He replied: II don't see that it could have
any effect one way or the other. ] don't
think the public generally expect much Of
it,
DO you expect anything from the con-
ference?"
II do not; and [decisivelyI ! never have"
Suppose the conference should fail and
proposition should then be made to repeal
the Sherman law, what then?"
THAT will be proposed anyway, pre-
sumo. I am in favor of repeating it if we
cannot get something better for silver. l
don't like the Sherman law myself"
''Do you think there is any prospect of
silver legislation"
II would not like to express any opinion
on that, because / do not know how the
| members feel. From the way they voted
last session there is not much prospect of
it,
aside from free coinage, what plan can
l
| cia1 situation2"
II would go to work and coin all the bull
lion which is purchased. 1t would be 6
means by which the deficiency in the treas
ury could be met
Representative Breckenridge. of Ken
tucky, who opposes an extra session. think
democratic tariff revision bill should b.
prepared under the direction of MIR. Cleye
land. Breckenridge said he thought Cleve
land should, with the assistance of hi
cabinet and officials prepare tariff bill tt
be submitted to congress in lieu of mes
sage in Recommendation. The bill, h,
says, could be considered in the committed
on ways and means. and such amendment
as agreed on could be adopted in the hous'
and senate, and great deal of time ant
trouble be saved.
Senator Palmer. of Illinais. says he fav
ors an extra session provided the democrat
can reach definite agreement as to e1actl
what matters should be taken up. Tn
senator put in good word for State Treas
urer Z. s. Wilson. of Illinois, as secretar
OF agriculture in Cleveiand's cabinet.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04
A LUXURIOUS HOME.
Where the Fair Sex Will BE but 0cca-
sionni Guests

Where the Fair Sex Will BE but occa-
sional Guests.
The imposing building on Sixth avenue
but few steps away from the busy traffic
of Main street. tho new home of the Mon
tana club, will soon be ready for occu-
pancy. Workmen are putting on the fin
ishing touches to the interior. 1t is mar
vel of the skill of man. A visit to the
building and an inspection of the interior,
and then glance at cne of the old miners
log cabins few hundred yards away, Is an
object lesson in the building of Il great
state. Everything that modern building
science can supply has been literally used
in this magnificent structure. The fur
nishings have not yet been put in, but even
in its present stage the interior is gtatify-
ing to the eve, the woodwork undoubtedly
being the finest ever put into club house
west of Chicago. The thr ee top floors have
been finished and the work has elicited
much praise from club members and build
ers who have seen the work of the Montana
Lumber and Manufacturing company
Nothing is hurried and everything IL done
we'll. The club expects to move into the
new home early in the spring.