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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22

speech OF the governor of the state OF
Illinois, governor FifeF. In q speech
delivered to tie farmers Of the Eighth
congressional district, he gave utter
Hnce TO sentiments which 1 think are
worthy OF consideration.
Speaking Of this the Chicago Ere
llg Post says:
CCSTISUED NEXT WEEK.
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The Topeka IiiJtuc is the organ ut
LLu Peoples party state executive
committee. It viii make % sPecIalt5 OF
campaign news and is GO good family
newspaper tHe year round One 1ui-
lar per year. Fifty cents 5ur the CAM
paIgn. Good terIns 90 agents, local
committees and sub-aIliauces- Adj
dress, Tribune Publishing Co. Topeka
Kansas.
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FOR SALE Or TRADE
IMPROVED FARMS N THIS AMI
ADJOINING COUNTIES.

We have some hue city. property iu Kansas
CITY and tne -urITeE cities 90 hUH-nS- We sEE
authorized To exchange for clear land iu West.
aEu Euusls.
THE CITY REAL ESTATE TRUST CO.
Geo. W Watson, Agent, LAtlEhD. kA<-
Among numerous other farms iu Edward IS
county. we have the following
No. 6gl0-Ali OF section Q, township -Ir range
20. Good barn. small frErae house -.Hlu we'll
$40 acres im wheat. all OF which will go 90 pur-
chaser if sale is made before harvest
No. 695g-Eorth7Fgst lE or section ,U, town
ship -. range ~. fEiT frame house. alu nli
stable, good WeH. TO acres Ga crops, = of
which will 90 90 purchaser
No. 7s22-uorth g OF T.orjb vTr=t q section
., tovuahip -, range % Good 3-rnom frame
house small barn we'll. small pasture fenced
. acres in wheat, 3 OF which viii $50 % pur-
chaser.
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s. PER DAY a aT.llog .9a 3 rs ~ p
agents. lesE EuEE ever published. Sells az
sights GuE ueE plan zlI-alel aaugasztuE easy
ll o num1lts- Act quick write FOR Inform D.
alLrr. gwen inter
state runliahiuE Cos sariaaa liEgs $40.
L1Irutlal rIIE l-lLlEuIC-f
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22

We would recommend to the county com
mittces that county conventions be held on
81 turday. ) uuo ~. lsIEs, to eject Delegates.
ICia further requisite 10y the state com
tnittue ghltt IN every precinct where there Is
no Peoples party club that one he organized,
and that list Of all voters attending the pri-
mRrtus with past Office address DO sent TO the
state committee Also thut collection be
taken up at the primaries 10 bn apportloned
fellows. Forty per cent to cuunty com
mittee, forty per cent TO state CONN ittee and
twenty per cCIIt. TO BntiOnnl committee.
LEVI DCMBALD. Chairman.
". d. FtECEEr, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF s. SALE
40. EIFgsa
% the district court OF Usage county

I'm the district court or Usage county
j.. Il. Morrison 5ad Ed Hudson PfaiurHz,
Emma y " llssu, defendant
By virtue OF an order Of sale ISSUED to rae
out OF said district court. iu tuC r1oVc-cIl-
rIri-A 6cEfuu WlLsr ON siFNlH3H
me I6sh day OF Stay, A. To- I7s-- between TWO
rud tour o'clock %. W- or -glu 4Hy-uL the front
uuur of the court house 100 thg city of hluslrl
fu fGe county of EdGTlrIa 90 the state ui KAN
-lz Uunr az public sale, unl aeit 20 me nlE l'
est aud IsesL bidder. for cash lu uauus the fol
lowing described real estate, I1-TIg-
Lots fourteen and Hlrasu lE FuNur.E lr
eaton TO the city OF kiusIay- Apprllsef ul
81 70 CO. Lying aud situate iu lLe county
OF Edwards iu the stats OF klu=uE-
The above described real estate VI 800 uc sold
10 satisfy said execution
H. C.. HuBEEIS-
Eher.L OF ia alITda Go.
First published a. ril TO- Irlz.
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An examination OF applicants for
tracher's ceTtiiicatcs VIII tie held in
lag. a prlI 30rh- The questions viz be
opened Ut g a. 81.
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JOIIN 81. ELOss, Pres. Topeka,
4. r. TAYLOR, Sec Emporia-

d bA--N afAT ~ l-'Is71H a rvs d ''asf#taa-u
4. r. TAYLOR, Sec Emporia-
CT. FAIRCHILD, Treas -SIauhattur .
We would like TO have the NAMES OF
all teachers who desire TO prepare worl,
for the exposition OF course many OF
Won ci.not consult school boards az this
time, but il you Will send us your
names we viii correspond with the
committee and arrange for you tn
report next fall a copy Of the uboye
report can he had at the sUperintrud-
ent's office
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22

RAILROAD attorneys like Bailey
W8ggoner and y. a. Harris, the
newspapers controlled by railroads,
and few national bankers, and iusur-
ance and loan agents, are the only
democrats i'm Kansas who are opposed
to cooperation with the peoples party
in this state in the coming election.
The democratic farmers and business
men of this state are in favor Of free
coinage Of silver, reduction Of tariff.
and a strict control Of mou0roIles.a and
they know that no reform whatever
can be accomplished until the republic
can party is first defeated. Therefore,
they are willing to cooperate with the
peoples party for that purpose. AS "a
matter Of fact, fully 80 per cent OF the
democrats of this state who have not
Joined the peoples party, believe in
and are in sympathy with the st.
Louis platform, and only require fair
and courteous treatment to induce
them to assist in accomplishing the
reforms demanded by the peoples
party.
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sUEELFFr= So LE--
Iu tho District Court OF Edwards county
State st kansas
a. o. EGaIr
Clara 81. HougIict- Adj
uIlutstrlIfri1r. Clara y
Benedict. Ethel 81
ELTHuf-GsGE. Aims 50
benedict and aluDGl
81. benedict.
Defendant
uv virtue 1r an order OF FuIs issued 90 mo.
uur OF said district COURT lu sue su1h @
emitted action wilt on -tle7ia}'. ne =
Ifsr o. & furit a. Is.1l. iilra cen p q u click T.
M "a said day at tIe front duar OF tho
n1frrr house IE the CITY 90
EIusIav fu tho county 81 lsa-H7aLT'-H
fn che state OF flurslas uler % pulltic Flle
and sen 10 Gle h.Hu0Hr and best u-ls-I- tnE
cash fu hand, ul- tho following ID -a-fit7A real
I.of No Twelve. IN block no tEentF seven.
and Tlt nine Iu block raF0Il E-glral ll4 % GUY
"a EEfusTe-. AuursIGad af Elsl-.s- each Is luE
auI situate iu the county Of t-l7Hrol 10 lIe
be El5ys Described real estate vifi BE solo
win Announcement 90 satisfy satt gE1ef or
sale IT, o. ~ --- y
W- Il. BEEzIETs rherin " Ed--Fas Co.
ATTORNEY for FIllutlr-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22

SCRATCH the back of democrat
who says he is opposed to coalition in
Kansas or who is nou-cOmmittaI on
the subject ana you VIII find him to
be railroad attorney or a railroad
stoclzholder. The rliIro IDS want the
republicans to win. The people are
not in with the conspiracy, but the
railroads never consult the interests OF
the peOple.-Atcbisoa Patriot.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22
First publication AprIIst, Iee2
so. 1872
EHEHIFF'5 SALE

In the District Court OF EluGrcs County
state Euuralz-
Tine Phelps s. HIuClpF
Windmill Gov plaintiff
Peter Eump. defend
ant
rs virtue of GE order OF slin issued 90 ma
out of su1I district court lu the SHOVE -gu7
tItIed action. 800 Uu AuuuuE lHe -llA 4as
OF May. a. De- 1882, between tsl1 ulis len
g'fsrUri- d. m OF said day. ut fue front door OF
the court house iu the Clty OF isiusle1 lH tle
county ~ Edwards 90 the state Of Kansas
rg.r az public sale. and SELL tu the hiEleFI
and best bidder. Tor cash lu Huucs alI Ile 1li
lowing desert Uel rDli estate. ru-H4l- I'D
The HUurheuEt quarter uul tue rruN. alt
OF the mort i5gLst quarter OF section tntf ~
fD7-rrsrTr rsrlurF=EiE. south Hf range eng ore 90
west 81 due Gfa D. ST. lying Huu -l5ile il Ia-
ls.rIurr- OF Edwards boo tho state Hl lluli-t--r
rfHa .Irva described utsHf uHTurc 1F4I5 De- sold
~. -t' H &C. UTuErEE5.
L. 81 DaT- sheriff ~ Ld7Flfls Co.
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22

Bring your repair work to IT, 81.
Scluatteriy' ieW4iry store aud have DO
done promptly
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22

WE publish this week al portion OF
jerry Simpsons speech ia congress on
the tariff gu i, n,which VIC copy from
the Congressional Record. 1t is too
long to be published entire in tins
issue, but will be concluded next week.
The Interruptions OH the part o.
prominent republican members show
that the speech received unusual az
tention from the house, and the readi-
ness with which Jerry answered his
mterlOcuLOrs, and the ease with which
he resumed the course of ms IA gument
establishes the truth OF the statement
made of him by one of the ablest cor
respondents in Washington, viz:
THAT he is one of the readiest and
most powerful debaters in tine house. 90
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22

For Boilss Pimples
caFbWnCIsss
GCFofeEicuS Sores
eczGEsas and all other
blood diseases,
take
ayers SagsapaFiIIa
gt Will
relieve and cure
dyspepsia, nervous
debility and that
tired feeling
Has Cured Others
VIII cure you.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22

Happy and c11talt Is a home win % ne t-o-
cbz-lez e i1up, with ths light Of ta= llgrnilE-
csi-i1=u- write lo-bzs-lr Laisl CO.. eiev7af a1.z
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22
TIE HON. JERRY SIMPSON,
OF KANSAS, MAKES A SPEECH IN THE
HOUSE. OF REPREsENTATIvE s, FRI
DAY, APRIL s, 1892.

tThs House being in Committee of the
Whole and having uHtor consideration the
bill tn. Il. BJJJl 90 admit free OF duty haRging
tor cotton, mschlHSry for manu- fucturiug
baEginy, cOttOu-ties and oOttOn-Einsl-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-04-22

Iu the district court within and fur tua GDuu-
~ 81 Edwards So aha state OF tuuzaa.
'Tiu. Western Mortgage 81 Investment. Com
puuE, uWIta tis plllutlu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28
GI0LITTI STILL IN POWER.

He Wins a Vote of Confidence, but Only by
Very Close Shave.
ROME, May 27.-Prime Minister Giolitti
announced to the Chamber of Deputies to-
day that the members of the Cabinet had
rendered their designations to King Hum
bert, and that His Majesty had refused to
accept them. He, therefore, asked the
chamber to pass the most urgent bills now
before it and to grant the Government a
vote for the next six months. The Prime
Minister'S announcement caused a great
sensation. 1t is generally taken to portend
that the dissolution of the Chamber of
Deputies is imminent.
There is no doubt that the resignation of
the Ministry was precipitated by the vote
taken in the chamber yesterday on the
question of confidence in the Ministry. The
result was a victory tor the Ministry, but
the margin was so close that had 10 of the
So who abstained from voting cast their
votes against the Government, the Ministry
would have sustained defeat. The Lon
don Chronicles correspondent at Rome says
that King Humbert, in a conversation with
an attache of the French Embassy, declared
that it was more likely that the number of
army corps in the italian army would be
increased from 12 to IA than that they will
be reduced to ten.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28

CHOLERA is killing of the inhabitants of
| Meshed, Persia.
JURoRs likely to be drawn for the trial of
Ravachol, at Montbrison, for MURDER are
pleading i'll health in order to avoid serving.
TERRIFIC thunder and hail storms are re-
ported from various places in Spain and
fears are entertained that disastrous floods
Will result
THE British steamer Port Douglas struck
an uncharred reef of the Cape Verde
Islands Tuesday night and stranded. Crew
and passengers were saved.
Ar Portuguese Cabinet council yester-
day, Scnor oIiveira Martins. Minister OF
Finance, and NiscOunt Chancelleiros, Minis.
ter of Public Works, resigned.
PETITION to President Carnot, from Ed
ward Parker Deacon, for pardon has been
presented, and Deacon will probably be re-
leased July IA, the Bastille anniversary.
NJ REYMoND, who it was thought had COM
mitted suicide after the sensational murder
of his sweetheart, has reappeared at Paris
having Deen in hiding at his mothers home.
AT Coventry, England, a mob prevented
the sale OF goods seized to satisfy the pay
ment of a Wears rate claim, and made
demonstrations of violence toward the vicar.
The police were called out
REPLYING to a ladies' memorial against the
candidature of Sir Charles Dixie for ParIa-
ment. Mr.. Gladstone writes that he cannot
interfere. either directly or indirectly, as it
is matter purely for the discussion of the
electors.
AT Chamber of Commerce meeting in
Leeds, England, tie announcement was
made that only three firms had replied to
tue circular notifying them of the allotment
OF free space at the Chicago Worlds FAIR.
Ali declined tc exhibit on the ground that it
j. impossible to carry on business against
the Mckinley law.
BARON MAHs, banker and merchant at
Odessa, recently received a demand from an
anonymous source for 10000 roubles to be
given tenants on his estates in Podolia, who
were said to be suffering from famine He
paid no attention to the demand and the con-
sequence was that his farms, valuable gran
aries and other property were burned and
his horses and cattle turned loose The
Baron is now seeking military protection.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTEST.
W. B. Cox, OF Geneva, Takes the First Priz
for Oratory.


for Oratory.
One of the most fashionable audiences
that ever assembled in Carnegie Hall wit
messed the third intercollegiate contest on
oratory last night. The principal feature
of the several discourses was the inclination
to adhere to the lingo of the schools, but
the intelligence of the audience grasped
everv idea.
Six colleges were represented, namely:
Western University, Washington and JEFF
ferson, Waynesburg, Westminster, Grove
City and Geneva. Carle Whitley, of Beth
any College, West Virginia, is trying to ar
range an admission to memberships in this
district, and will probably be successful.
The orations were all eloquent
and bristling with fine rhetoric The
students were evidently trammeled by
the philosophy of the schools. Splendid
patriotic sentiments were uttered in ele-
CANT English, and the applause which
greeted all showed that the scholars had not
labored in vain.
Mr. H. p. Ecker, the City Organist,
opened with an overture on the magnificent
Carnegie organ. 1t was beautifully exc
cuted, and his orchestration and phrasing
were most artistically DONE In his
Fantasia" from Faust, he took the audience
by storm. Miss Bertha Galentin, favor
lite soprano in Pittsburg was greeted with
great applause. Her voice is very rich and
sympathetic.
The first prize was given to w. H. Cox, of
Geneva. The judges were Majo Z. A.
Montooth, Rev. w. j. Robinson, D. D.
and Prof. j. c. McMichael, of Indiana, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28
ROUTING AN ARMY.
How the Worst Invasion OF Modern Times
Is Absolutely overcomc-uints of Great

How the Worst Invasion OF Nj odern Times
Is Absolutely Overcomc-iIints of Great
Value.
When men or women feel depressed or
debilitated at the present day, it is common
to say, 81 think have malaria" What is
malaria? 1t is only germs that get into the
body; germs that thrive and increase unless
they are killed; germs that worm themselves
all through the system; germs that ruin the
health and undermine the life. They are
aggressive, they feed upon the body, they
must be killed. Many things which have
been advocated for killing these germs will
not do So. 1t has been thought that quinine
would accomplish this, but many people
cannot take Qtinine; it disagrees with them,
it often nauseates. 1t is known, however,
that pure Spirits taken in moderation will
kill and entirely eNterminate the worst army
of germs which ever invaded the system.
They cannot withstand it. Undcr the in
fluence of pure StimulantS the germs are
killed. and the body is strengthened to eX-
pei them from the system, and thus restore
the health.
1t should not be understood, however, that
all spirits will do this, few will. 1t requires
something specially pure, and specially de-
signed for this purpose, and thatis precisely
what Duffy'S Pure Malt Whisky is. 1t is q
not rank with the ordinary whiSkies, but is
specially designed for fortifying the body
and repelling disease, 1t has the highest
endorsements OF doctors and scientists; it is
wonderfully popular because it is SO efficient
and powerful. Do not be deceived into the
ration upon the market that can accomplish
what is accomplished by Duffy's Pure Malt.
You will find that it is kept by reliable drug
gists and grocers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28
RAILWAY INTERESTS.

THE net earnings of the st. Paul for the
| past month were sG97, 1885, increase over April
| of last year, $l0l,6O
DRExEL MORGAN & Co. have been formally
| asked to reorganize the Richmond Terminal,
and their answer is expected to-day
THE Chicago, Peoria and Southwestern
| Railroad Company has incorporated and
proposes to build railroad from Chicago to
Peoria.
Gracey division of the Ohio Valley Railroad
in Tennessee, have struck for an advance of
IS cents day.
THE Wisconsin Central Railroad threatens
to withdraw both from the Western Passen-
ger Association and the Northwestern pas
senger pool.
THE San Francisco and Salt Lake Railway,
which had been mentioned as the first COM
peting railroad extending out of California,
was Incorporated yesterday.
FREIGHT rates between New York and the
Missouri river are being secretly cut. The
Missouri Pacific and the Atchison are
blamed. Chairman Mldgley Will investigate.
THE Sagua Railroad Company, Cuba, has
determined to build all its freight and pas
senger cars at its own shops, importing
from the United States only the iron parts.
JUDGMENT for $6S, 1876 was entered .yester
day by default against the New York and
Northern EallrOad Company IN favor OF the
New York Loan and Improvement Com
pany on promissory note.
THURSDAY was the day fixed for the hear
ing of Receiver Yoakum of the Arkansas
Pass Railroad, to show cause why he should
not be removed. Ioakum, however, was
confined to his home by illness, and the
hearing was postponed until Tuesday.
A PARTY of Western men held long con-
ference with Russell Sage, President of the
Iowa Central Railroad yesterday, to interest
him in the organization of q construction
company to build railroad from Center
vile, Ia, to Sabine Pass, Tex, on the Gulf
Of Mexico. The scheme is said to have been
we'll received by MI. Sage, but no definite
agreement was reached.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28
COLoRED BAPTIsTs TO MEET.

A Discussion on Mooted Questions of
Church Discipline and Doctrine.
The first annual meeting of the Allegheny
Baptist Association, colored, comprising all
the Afro-American churches of Western
Pennsylvania, will be held at Sloan
Church, East End, from June 81 to % in
elusive. The Rev. r. S. Laws is the asso-
citation clerk and Secretary of the Execu-
tive Board. He is at present collecting
statistics of the association, which COM
prises % churches and will have from 30 to
70 delegates to the Conference, representing
a church membership of about $500. These
own church property valued at $4,000,
nearly all of which is in Pittsburg and
Allegheny. AT the Conference local church
and Sunday school work. women's missions,
and home and foreign mission work will be
given particular attention; as well as
Christian educational matters.
Questions for discussion will be: Should
the Lords Supper or communion be carried
outside of the church? Can baptism be
made applicable to any but believers in
Christ ? Is the practice Of praying for
children scriptural usage?
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28

will be the greatest fair trade demonstra-
tion ever held in England. Although the
programme is ostensiblv based upon the
principles Of the Imperial Federation
League, the revival of protection is the
pervading spirit.
The Assembly of the Free Kirk of Scot
land, at Edinburgh, has been surprised and
greatly cheered by the announcement that
the deceased New York millionaire, c. r.
Mackenzie, had bequeathed 100000 as a
sustentation fund for the church. Mr.. Mac
kenzie died before his will was attested,
but his children declared, nevertheless, that
they would execute their fathers intention
in the document.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
item efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Fl igs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FYc syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, nAl.
lcWSNlLE, KK GsW Yoax. &E
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28
SOME LARGE CHARTERS.

Mexican County Gets a Now Railroad 10
Miles in Length.
Several large charters were granted at
Harrisburg yesterday. The list is as fol-
lows: The Iron City and Hammondsyllle
Improvement Company, of PIttsburg; capi-
tai stock, SO, 600; directors, Joseph Carr, +.
B. Gill, W. W. Gif1en, j. Harper Adams.
The Nc KEGS Rocks Modern Building and
Loan Association; capital stock, 81 ,OOO, 900.
The Bellevernon Water Company and
Bellevernon Electric Light Company, of
Fayette county, each with $1,000 capital
The Mt. Jewett and SmethporL Railroad
Company, to run from Mt. Jewett to Smeth-
port, Mexican county, 15 miles; capital
stock, $50, 900; &. L. Hazleton, OF Bradford,
is President