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The Indianapolis journal., 1893-05-08
CLEANING UP THE WRECKS
Several of the Em EMBARRASSED WaiI-Street
Firms Permitted to Strengthen.
Shares Close the Sensational Week with Firm
T0Ee-kt indianapolis There Has Been
Better Inquiry for Grain.
THE BOND MARKET.

Railway Issues are Announced Strong
Again-SaIes Were SS5 1000.
AT New York. Saturday. money on call
was easy at 203I4 per cent. the last loan
being made at 3lz. closing offered at B.
Prime mercantile paper. Gas per cent
Sterling exchange was steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at s4.s4lz
<G4S5la for sixty days. and SIS7lS for de-
mand.
After one of the most exciting weeks In
the history of the Stock Exchange. Wall
street yesterday had q much longed for
breathing SPELL The absence of failures,
the reports that certain firms who suc-
cumbed 10 the recent shrinkage in pricas
Will shortly resume. and the favorable
bank statement. all combined to restore
confidence. and led to material
recovery in prices. The movements were
by no means regular. but there is nothing
strange about this when IL Is considered
that many firms and individuals were dis
posed TO take advantage of the rallies IN
the market 10 place their affairs In an
easier position. Hence every time sub
stantisl recovery occurred good many
long stocks came ont and reactions ensued.
There was com parstively little excitement.
however, and the dealings were not mucn
above the average. aggregating only 19S.O62
shares for the two hours. further re-
duction In sterling exchange. which rem
ders the likelihood of gold shipments still
more remote, tended to improve the feel
Ing. The most important factors arc the
continued absorption of stocks for London
account and the buying for home investors
who have put In an appearance
on the street for the first time
in year or more. So many stocks have
been bought and paid for during the last
forty-eight hours that weak houses have
been enabled To place themselves in a conf
paratiyely easy condition. OF course.
shere may be further forced liquidations
next week. but the belief obtains IN usual
~ well informed quarters that the crisis
has been passed. The industrial stocks
showed the largest not gains. Among the
railways Jersey Central Pittsburgh ~ West
ern preferred. Omaha and Evansville &
Terre Haute advanced TO points Active
stocks like st. Paul, Rock Island. Union
Pacific. Missouri Pacific, Lake Shore and
Louisville IL Nashville closed "a to Ia
lower than on Friday. The market closed
firm in tone.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
strong. The sales aggregated SS540O0
Chesapeake * Ohio general four-and- a
halls rose 2l7, to 81. and Wabash seconds
21a. 70 77ls. Reading bonds were strong.
Chicago * Erie incomes declined 2. to 81
Government bonds were firm. and State
bonds dull. Closing quotations were:
The Indianapolis journal., 1893-05-08

Hartford CourRnt
Nobody can feel any real sympathy for
Harris. lie is q libertlne. whose low
nature led him into killing one woman in
order that he might be less hsmpsred in
his relations with other women, aud his at
titude toward the sex has been such as TO
deprive him of all humane consideration.
He represents vile type. 20 whom femi-
nine virtue is jest. Ii has teen alike dis
gusting and pitable 70 see how many wom-
en- have interested themselves to save his
life. They might be in better business, and
could hardly be in worse
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NEW YORK N

NEW YORK, May 6.-Pig iron steady and quiet;
American. S12.75815.50. Copper steady; lake
l0c. Lead quiet and easy; domestic, 3.9 I2c.
Tin firm; Straits, 2050Q 20.60c asked: plates
steady but dull; spelter duh and easy; domestic
4.i2l2c
ST. LOUIS. May 6.-Lead weak at 3.7Oc;
spelter firm at 1900.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

The quotations Giren belolO are ne selling prices
OF rholeSdle dealers.
CANDIES AND NUTS
Candies-Stick. 7c u tb; common mixed.
&c: q. A. X. mixed, so: Banner mixed, lOc;
cream mixed. 10lac: old-time mixed. Sc.
Nuts-Soft- almonds. 20c; English
wslnuts. Ice; Brazil nuts loo; filberts lilo;
peanuts. roasted. TzDSc; mixed nuts. 15c.
CANNED GOODS
Peaches-Standard. 3-pound. s25002 IS;
%ponnd seconds. SLs502; California stand
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200 Ms. S24: family pork. S2l; rump pork.
$50 - brl; clear pork, S19.
Lard-Kettle rendered. in tIerces. 12Ac.
Dried Beef-Inside pieces aud knuokles,
lac.
PRODUCE. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Apples-Green. fancy. s3.750425 ~ brl;
medium. s20250 ~ brl.
New Green Peas-750sOo one-third bu
box.
Strawberries-s225 2502. .75 ~ 24-ouart crate.
Cabbage - Florida. S22502.50; Mobile
g.. 75G3 fs crate.
New tomatoes, 6 boxes in orate, s225
Green Beans-S20225 P box; full bushel
New Potatoes-Southern growth. g. $50
$50 - bu.
Potatoes-750sOc y bu.
Cucum bers-s s10sl. p ~ doz.
Onion Sets-S5 for yellow or red: 90
for white - bu.
Sweet PotAtoes-New. IS q brl.
Apples-Snn-dried. 1850 ~ rs: evsp-
grated. l20l lac; BIB canned apples. S1.1O0
LOO.
Bananas-s1 s1.25@2 p bunch. according to
size endguality.
Cheese.New York full cream. 1s014c;
skins. 507c T. 10.
Cranberries-Per brl. s1O01l: sa5O04 y
bu crate.
Lemons-Choice. 81 y box; fancy. S..
Maple Sugar-l0c 10 10.
Maple Syrup-s1 ~ gal.
Onions-S404.25 - brl; Bermuda onions,
oranges-Florida. g. 1903; CALIFORNIA;.
Riverside, s2750S; Los Angeles. S2.500
275.
sEEDs
Clover-Choice recleaDed Co f6 bu, SS. 25D
$50; prime, S7.750s.25; English, choice. IS. so
choice SS6Ds.75; Alfalfa. choice. s7.2507.T5.
Timothy ID bu, ob oice. 81 Is %. 80; strict
ly prime. 81. l012. Is. Bluegrass-Fancy Il ib
bu =. 100 !. Is: extra clean sO15S5c Orchard
~ frn - x Pn1 Tor hn.n
508G0c; extra clean. 5Sra40c. English blue
grass. 24-lb bu. Sl.600L7a
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and QuIet-Hogs Active and
Hieher-sheep Lower.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 6.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, =; shipments. 100. There were
but few fresh arrivals The market was
quiet, with no material change in prices.
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LOCAL CHAIN ANo PRODUCE.

The banks now hold S12. .S35. LIS In excess
of the requirements of the 70 per cent. rule
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS. May 6.-Wool-Receipts. 15O. 900
pounds; this week. 55l, 900 pounds; shipments,
2.300pounds; this week. $500 pounds. There
has been a free movement of bright woods at the
recent decline
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Highest Of at Ia 1eavenine Latest u Govt Report
RHa!l!! B Bsx,dsg2
ABSOLUTELY PURa
ABSOLUTELY. pOpa

the south road, and also included hill
which had to be removed. The ma.
terial used can be found in abundance
through the hills and makes almost as
firm and durable a road as macadam.
All who have passed over the road pro-
nOunce: the experiment a success, and
there Is now no doubt that two first
class roads can be made the entire
distance through the hills with the
amount which the commissioners are
allowed to appropriate, as large por-
ton of the road will require but little
improvement. We think that tile
work should be commenced at once.
On account Of the dry weather and the
backwardness of the season, work is
not pressing at present, and teams
and hands can be readily obtained to
push both roads at once. In a month
from now it will be difficult to get the
necessary labor. Many Of our people
will be very glad to get employment
on the road and the disbursement of
the funds raised principally by taxa
ton of non-residents, will he great
benefit to the county. We have no
hesitation in saying that We believe
that the roads should be completed at
once. We do not think that any rea-
sOnable objection can now be urged
against the proposition, and that when
they are completed everybody will say
it was the thing to do.
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A short time ago a harness maker
named Henry Johnson struck the town
broke and applied to Henry Yuncker
for assistance. He was given work in
his shop by Mr.. Yuncker, who also
took him into his family to board.
Having occasion to 60 into the cOun-
try Wednesday,, Mr.. Yuncker left
Johnson in charge Of the shop. On
his return at $3.50 o'clock in the even
ing he was informed by his wife that
johnson had not been up to supper.
Going to the shop to investigate he
found the door locked with the key in
the lock. After diligent inquiry he
learned that johnson had sold set
Of harness and other goods, pocketed
the cash, and taken the east bound
train. A warrant was sworn out for
his arrest, and Sheriff Roberts took the
first train in search of his man, whom
he found at Emporia. He was brought
back yesterday, and bound over to the
district court on a charge of embezzle-
ment,
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The many cases of rheumatism cur
ed by Chamberlain's Pain Balm during
the past few months have given the
people great confidence in its curative
properties. and have shown that there
is one preparation that can be depend
ed upon for that painful and aggrayat-
ing disease. Honaker Bros, Lorain,
Ohio. say: mt. Moses Price, OF this
place, was troubled with rheumatism
for a long time. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm has cured him. He says that the
Balm has no equal" For sale by Por.
ter j. co.
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HERE TO STAY.
To mn friends and patrons of Kinsley ana


To mut friends and patrons of KnsIey and
ricinity:
Thanking you for your patronage in
the past, by which have been enabled
not only to provide for myself but to
assist my widowed mother in educa-
ting my younger sisters and brother, for
all of which 1 am very grateful, but
we must still live, and 1 ask in the
future share Of your patronage, and
would have you remember that your
money paid to me will be as s'bread
cast upon the waters" as am here to
stay. ALMA DIrTUs,
kinsley, Kansas. PhOtO-Artist.
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Miss Anna FOran left Monday for
Great Bend where she will take a
course at the normal college. Miss
Anna is one of the most successful
young teachers in the country and the
enterprise she shows in seeking thus
to improve herself in her profession
should meet with substantial recogni-
ton on her return. She recently
closed a highly successful term at the
Colony school, this beng her third year
there. Samuel Alexander and his sis
ter, Bell, are a couple more of our am
bilious young teachers who are avail
ing themselves of the advantages of the
college. They have been there for the
past month, having gone Immediately
after the close of their schools.
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Thoroughbred Poland China boar for
sale. Apply at this office.

The strongest recommendation that
any article can have is the endorse
ment OF the mothers of the town
When the mothers recommend it you
may know that that article has more
than ordinary merit. Here is what the
Centerville, 8. d., Citizen says edito-
rally of an article sold in their town:
"From personal experience, we can say
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
broken up had colds for our children.
We are acquainted with many mothers
in Centerville who would not be with
out it ia the house for a good many
times Its cost, and are recommending
it every day." 80 cent bottles for sale
by Porter & Co.
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Prof. Kennedy read u paper before
the. Pawnee County Teachers Associ-
alton at Larned last Saturday which is
very highly spoken of by the papers OF
that city. Edwards county seems to
have been specially honored on that
occasion, as Superintendent sCormack
took part in discussion. and Mrs.
Judge VandiveFt rendered a vocal
solo,
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The work Of building the portion Of
the road through the sand hills selec-
ted by the commissioners for an expert
mental test, as mentioned in last weeks
GRAPHIC, was completed this week.
John Domain, the superintendent of
the work reports that the actual cost
Of completing the 100 rods selected
was $15S. IS, or S492.64 per mile. The
portion selected was the worst part of
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Lately the services at the Methodist
church have been growing in interest.
The congregations have been larger in
the past month than at any other time
during the past year. This shows an
increased effort on the part of the peo-
pie of Kinsley to support an organiza-
ton which is doing so much for the
advancement of moral and religious
thought in our city. The pastor re-
ports nine accessiOns to the church in
the past month. Let the good work
continue and may the people of Kin
sley give the churches the support they
deserve.
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We are acqlalntedwith many mo TIL
ers in Centerville who would not be
without Chamberlain's cough remedy
in the house for good many times its
cost, and are recommending it every
day. From personal experience we
can say that it has broken up bad
colds for our children,-Centerville,
South Dakota, Citizen. SO cent bottles
for sale by Porter & Co.
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have been troubled for several years with
scrofula, caused by impure blood, but could
get no relief until lately. Our druggist
recommended Beggs' Blood Purifier and
Blood Maker So highly that decided to try it
and have up to the present time, used five
bottles and find it to be all that it is recon-
mended.-Orrin Stone, Otsego, Wis, Sold
and warranted by NJ. DeTar, Kinsley, Kansas
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Rev. j. Snyder Gould, OF the Con-
gregational Theological College at
Chicago, who has been appointed pas
tor of the Congregational church of
this city will arrive to-day. The regu-
lar services will be held next Sunday
at the usual hours.
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About seventy-five Of our citizens,
male and female, were at the depot
last night to welcome their antipodean
friends, numbering something over $50
who are on their way to the Worlds
from Chinatown, California, will pass
through here tomorrow night.
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MIR. James Robertson, Of Lowell,
Michigan, the friend of d. j. Hammer
who came here abont two months ago
for his health, died last night at his
residence on Eighth street. The re-
mains will be sent to his home in Mich
igan tomorrow.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

The northwest quarter of section IS,
township rs, range 10, known as the
Holt Farm Three miles south
west from the city of Kinsley. 1t is
nice agricultural land, well watered
and with over forty acres under Guilt
vatlon. A good school Immediately
adjoining on the west. For prices and
terms inquire of
II. c. BINGHAM.
Kinsley, Kansas.
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Flohr Sisters have just opened up a
new stock of spring and summer mil
inery, hats, trimmed and untrimmed,
yelling in all shades, plumes, flowers,
grasses, etc. Call and Inspect.
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Ex-Attorney General Ives who re-
turned to Topeka from Colorado a few
days ago, reports that it has hardly
stopped showing in the mountains ten
minutes for the past two weeks. That
ought to give us plenty of rain this
summer No
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have handled Beggs' Little Giant Pills for
eight years and have customers to whom it
would be impossible to sell any other. In fact
all of Beggs' Family Medicines are quite sat
isfactory, and have good success with them.
W. 7. Shane, Solomon City, Kansas. Sold
and warranted by NJ. DeTar Kinsley, Kansas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Sherwood, of
Camillus, New York. arrived Monday
night and will remain n week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Bingham. Mrs.
Sherwood is q sister of Mr.. Bingham.
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Miss Lizzie Bowling was in Great
Bend a few minutes Tuesday. She
went down on the morning train and
accomp anied Miss Lilly Smith home,
returning at noon.
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1 ma. derived great benefit from Beggs
q God Purifier and Blood Maker and will take
great pleasure in recommending it to all l
meet.-Chas. Hill, Aberdeen, D. Sold and
warranted by N. DeTar, Kinsley, Kansas.
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The price of hogs is mounting up
ward again. With nearly $4,000 hogs
on the market at Kansas City Tues
day, top hogs sold at $40 per hun
lrpl
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For SALE CHEAP-Three span good
mules and some good mares and geld
ings. Give good time or take cattle in
exchange. G. w. BEELER.
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For bed springs and mattresses go
to Keener s. Cole.
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Until April 1st, Miss Alma Dittus
will make one dozen cabinet photos
for $3.50.
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A new lot of the finest silverware at
Spiegle Il Sons to be given away free.
Inducement for cash trade, and rock
bottom prices. See ad elsewhere.
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II. F. Best is in Chicago this week
Oh business. He expects to remain
about ten days, and will attend the
opening of the Worlds Fair.
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1t has been our custom to make drug
gists present of clocks, silver pitch
ers, or other valuable presents, as an
inducement to handle our goods. This
time we make everybody A PRESENT
OF TWENTY-FIVE CENTS IN
CASH. Remember, all our medicines
are guaranteed. We have hundreds
of testimonials from all classes of peO-
pie, and we know they are the best
that pure drugs and years of expert
ence can produce. We give you in
CASH, on purchase of either of the
following remedies:
DeLos' Sure Cure for Cough, 5 cts.
DeLos' Oil Witch Hazel Liniment,
5 cts.
DeLos' Star Sarsaparilla Compound.
10 cts.
DeLos' Morning Star Little Liver
Pills, 5 cts.
We make this offer ONLY ONCE
for we know if you TRY ONE BOT
Tie you will USE NO OTHER.
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Neal Morehead, Of Larned, spent
Sunday in Kinsley with Earl Baldwin.
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Read the Morning Star ''ad." and
take advantage of the opportunity of
making twenty-five cents in cash.
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Picture frames and mouldings always
on hand at Keener s. Coles.
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Mares and horses for sale, will sell
on time or trade for cattle. They
must 90. b. F. TATUM.
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w. G. Keener removed his family to
the residence OH 9TH street, which he
recently purchased.
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Fresh mich COWS for sale. Apply
at this Office.
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: Twenty-Five cents in cash to all who
read the Morning Star ''ad." 40
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F. w. Edmonds received dispatch
Wednesday evening informing him of
the deaih of his father at Dalton, New
York
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The Y. p. s. G. f. meets every Sum
day evening at $50 o'clock in the Con-
gregational church. All are cordially
invited. q
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Mr.. Dunbar, student of the Great
Bend college was IN the city Sunday
and Monday.
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Miss Anna Stapleton left Monday
night for Rosenberg Texas, to join
her parents, who are located near
there.
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n Miss MaIide Read is in Larned to-
(. day paying her many friends farewell
q visit before leaving for Chicago.
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S. C. Crump, of Belpre, dealer in
staple and fancy groceries, was in town
Thursday on business.
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Mrs. F. II. Hanson returned last
Saturday night from pleasant visit
with her parents at Mt. Hope.
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Bishop Thomas will preach at the
Episcopal church at Lewis Wednesday
evening, May 3rd, at o'clock, p. m.
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Miss Belle Brown went to Jetmore
yesterday to open millinery establish
ment.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERMIT

DeTar & Mosher having filed an application
in my-Ofhce for q drug gist's permit to sell in
toxicating liquors. this 3lst day of March.
1893 a hearing will be had at my once. on the
LIST day of May, 1898, at 10 O'Clock.
+. G. BLANCHARD.
Probate Judge,
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Keener g. Cole now handle and have
in stock the Western Cottage Organ.
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For SALE:-A number of Poland
China brood sOws. Apply at this
office.
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If you or your friends want new
organ call at Keener s. Coles.
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ri E. II. McKibben, of Belpre, was in
town Thursday.
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10 to Miss Dlttus' studio Tor tn
cheapest and best photographs.
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You cannot pick up twenty five
cents every day. Read the Morning
Star "ad.''
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You can get fast black hose al
Spiegle & Sons.
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Miss Alma Dittus is now making
cabinet photos for 81. so per dozen.
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The following is the list of juro rs
drawn for the May, 1898, term of the
district court: S. w. Peters, C. A.
Read, j. S. Craft, r. A. Wolf. VIM.
O'Brien, G. F. McGill, j. D. Mar
shall, w. A. Snow, L. X. Leonard,
Wylie Fisk, J. G. Sweetzer, Antoine
LippOldt Jr.,J E. Fisher, F. Slavery,
j. v. Cummings, Albert Winchester,
Jasper Carpenter and w. L. Brown.
Jurors must appear at 9 O'Clock a. NJ. -,
May 3rd.
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Robert McCanse is ut home for a
few days. @
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NOTICE.

l will'pay all county warrants regis
tered prior to January 1st, 1884, In.
terest ceases on same at tins date.
SCOTT. YEATMAN,
County Treasurer.
Kinsley, Kansas, April 2Sth, 1898.
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The weather has been little too
dry in this part Of the country for
few weeks to satisfy the farmers, but
we are much better off than the peO-
pie Of the neighboring states Every
day we read of violent and destructive
storms, killing many people and des-
troying crops and property. Excessive
rain and hail storms are more to be
dreaded than dry weather.
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w. N. Beezley was in Kansas City
4 Sunday
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Probably the most agreeable surprise
party that has been given in or near
Kinsley for some time was the one
gotten up on Miss Lilly Smith Tues
day night. A. large number. Of city
and country young folks were in
attendance and were royalty enter
tanned. Miss Smith has been absent
several months, visiting with her sister
at Webb City, Missouri.