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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

Pronunciando TN brindis declare
que esk6 al kaao drf sez0y ,Sagusfs po,-
9He cOHZ }, 81 paytia0 Iogra imblautay
los fdeakes az IA democyacia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

En- LA TUBERCULOSIS, BRONQUI-
tis aguda y cr6nicas casos do que hay
pobreza del organismo La Emulsion de
Scott ha dado sorprendentes resultados.
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, Abril IL de 1887.
Senores Scott Bovine, Nueva- York
Me permito con ell mayor placer certihcar-
les, para que nstedes puedan hacer de clio
ell uso que por bien tengan que su excelen-
to preparation llamada Emulsion de Scott
cada vez que la he usado en- las pulmonfas,
bronquitis agndas cr6nicas en- las que por
ma causa cualquiera haya habido y haya
ma gran supuraci6n; en- la tuberculosis in
cipiente en- I'm en- todos aquellos casos en-
quo halla pobreza en- Ell organismo nece-
sidad de reconstituir los gl6bulos rojos de
Ia sangre. me BIZ dado sorprendentes result
tados.-Dr. julian Benejan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08
GatstGUo A. Becqaey.

Mama, un' polio muy elegante SO hA
parade en- la esquina.
-Pues nina, as6mate mucho coqueteo
1t Me pongo ell polis6nY
Pero. hiia, Spor donde to vas sso-
mars
Gede6n dice 4 su mujer:
- Que diablos podrfa 20 regalarte el dia
de tu santo
NADIA, hombre, NADIA.
Tenes raz6n. Mira, me has dado una
buena idea.
En- la cuenta de un abogado uno do
sus clientes SO lee la siguiente partida
/" Por haberme despertado media nooha
y haber pensado en- su pleito, 10 pesetas.
Dialogo entire dos amigas
II Qui6n es esa que viene por ahlg
--Eugenia..-
No la recuerdo.
Como 81 No te acuerdas de Eugenia.
cuando aver mismo estuvimos til yo di-
ciendo pestes de ella
Decia un diputado
5 No Sc aburre usted en- las sesiones
del Congreso
Nunca- Cuapdo el orador me fastidia,
le oigo lac6,aicame,,te.
La esposa del director de un mancomio
decia cuando 10 preguntaban algo acsrca do
su fortuna:
-Tenemos seis mil duros dc renta, sin
contar los locos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

En- Ia academia espanola ingresaran
muy pronto los seiores SiIvela Y Fer
nandez y Gonzalez.
FL primero leer5 un discurso sobre
a mai .gust0 del sigIo XVIII: el Sc
gundo disertara sobre IA inJzuencla
que n aoninact6u dSa6e ete,cld en- et
faI0na caSteIlaR0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

Segnn vemos en- la prensa de Madrid los
Infantes continuaran su viaje hasta Nueva-
York bordo del vapor Rei1sa Cristina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

Seg6n venos en- La Repsfblica. su Director
don Jose de Diego, Sc retira de la redacci6n
del colega Y de la politica activa del pals.
En- 81 pr6ximo numero comentaremos es-
te hecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08
ALNACEN DE NUSICA Y LIBRERIA
ki OLYMPIC OTERO
FoNcE ?. :.

seiecias ertraidas dsE Catdlogo general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08
PLAZA DEL MERCADO

Preei0s e0rris,.tss 1as 5 de "a maaana Aoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

FHFERllEDR1Es4 EsTOMAO0 anIp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

La prensa monarquica de Russia in
siste en- sostener que ii el Emperador
Guillermo ii vista la rep1blica hel
vGtica. no dcbe exttaiar que los de-
mas soberanos rompan sus antiguas
tradiciones y visitcn en- Paris a Ia re-
p1blica francesa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

In ei mercado de MaVagllez SO ha cotlza-
do ell azficar en- estog liitimos dfas. nor re-
fno 4, centrifugada $54, id. para consu-
mo $6.
En- Ponce Ell Inercado ha sido mas favore-
cido, obteniendo por classes moscabado So
y por refno S Al.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

En- Reus ocurrio el ~ de AbriI una
tremenda explosion en- la fabrica de
aceite.
La caldera, muy cargada de sulfato
y de orujo revento causando destro-
zos en- las techumbres del edi6cio.
Cuatro operarios resultaron heridos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

El sabado en- la noche regrssaba para su
casa, entire siete y ocho, el elindividuo Santa
go Martinez, recibi6 una herida de arma
de fuego en- Ell brazo derecho, ignorando
quien faera su agresor, pues no tiene ene-
migos, nj pudo distinguir persona alguna.
LIE asiste el doctor Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-08

Ha sido declarado cesante del cargo de
Secretario de le Junta Provincial de ms
trucci6n p6blica 81 professor don Adrian
Martinez Gambia.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

dishonsst. During the recent stupen-
dous failures in Australia. svnsn panic
/, seized.op6h every heart, the govern.
neut steppfd in anNsyerted universal
ruin, pe4u bs, 10y sbsextilg al the
private saw gs banks. and Minus assur-
ing the peof E that their AVney gas
safe.
We must Rns to dlis, sd per or
later, in .tha United States TIE
postal savings bank is oat IN snifeat
destiny" 1t the only abso1 4e safe
system of asJRsiss, and its aoption
would pot on estabIish bn6dence
and thus tend to prsht financial
pai,ics to 2 lar - lsht, bpt would
festss .as.ss re tt4s spisit Of say.
ins, and Gtaaus promote the material
welfare saf ths country. With the
government itself behina the doors u
- bank, failure is impossible until
the nation fai!s. Let US lave the
United States postal sayings bank at
ehe earliest possible moment, that the
hard earned savings of the people may
be saved from the defaulter, the
spectator, and dishonesty ana incon-
potency i'll general. The failure Of a
savings bank is Il terribly cruel thing.
Il takes the money of the paor., tbs
strsggains, deserving, industrious poor
who deny the'aseises present necessi-
ties or common lilxries to be pIe,,SIss
fey the inevitable '.rainy day'-it robs
these & their ''rainy day" savings aud
gives them to reckless and dishonest
men who perhaps Never eerred dol
l.lr by hard work and self de,lial) in
their lives. One savings bank failure
;"ill destroy tise work Of years III pro.
noting economy and saving among the
people. 1t fosters the spirit of !'::ea..
drink and he merry, for to-lpqrrow we
die" 1t is the solemn duty CT every
government to s,credly protect the
savings ii tie Reople. and nothing will
more effectu;dly contribute t, theil
prosperity, aud consequently to the
material prosperity OF the nation.-
Quo FIrlier.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

7 poor cn1ru! X man, unless he is mo-
saint than man, does not suddenly NAL
the discovery that he has been lied t
duped, entrapped. by creature who
he has regarded as almost flawles
without being temporarily thrown o
his balance. If you never saw that lie
ter you do not know how monstrousl
l had been deceived"
Eyes, do know it. 1t was all wron,
had been telling her SO. She had 4
right to marry you. But could you M
have put her away from you in SON
other fashion? This is such a great bi
roomy world"
by God! believe you are lunati
loved my wife! l tried to treat h,
as / supposed woman liked to I
treated. was not young when ma
ried her; 1 was not skilled wit
woman-kind, but believe she was hal
| py-yes, 1 do believe she was conten
! gave her everything she wanted"
Aud took from her the thing 81
loved best of all-her life
Your dreary insistence makes it har
to be patient with you. If were
| guilty man, should regard You as N
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28
SILVER NOTES,

In twenty years under the present
silver law probably S70O, 900, 900 to
$sco,O0o 900 Of Treasury notes would
be sadsa to the circulating medium.
If the silver law is repealed uncon-
ditiOnally no addition will he made t.
the money volume. The population
will grow and the money volume re.
main stationary; there will be Il COLI
stantly decreasing per capita circula-
ton. The per capita of money now,
as stated by the sccretery of the treas
ury, is in round numbers s24. With
a population Of 100 soc coo which will
le REACHED i'll 20 years, the per capita
will he but SIG. A STATIONARY volume
OF money with constantly Increasing
population is the same as Il stationary
populat;GE with constantly decreasing
money volume.
When more gold than silver is ex-
ported it is alleged that silver is dry
ing gold ont. For the past two or
thrse weeks silver has been exported
In greater quantities than gold. What
is driving silver out?
The st. Louis Board of Trade passsd
some resolltlons the other day OH the
silver question. One. of the resolu-
tiohs favored the repeal Ut the silver
la%. Another favored the calling in
and re-cOinagc OF ala silver dollars. tn.
new aOilars to have dollars worti,
Ut silver la them. As the silver dol
lars er theiF equivalent are in circula-
ton and belong to individuals, ii
wanld cost the government about
Slot, 00O,0 to make the change from
the little dollar to the big dollar. How
would this $lo0. 0O0, GOO be ,aised?
Taxes or bondsr' Besides the expense
of this process, if would contract the
Money Volume about Sl5O, 600 600.
Though, the silver in u silver dollar
Is worth but about So cents. the silver
dollar itself passes fur 100 cents aud
= ~ good as paper or : guild DOLLAR
The metal money VI the world is
ahoot !sall gcld and han silver.
>, - e q 1il&eE -sls,ilar q rot r,deen,ah,a
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

The "Time-Saver" Is a guide to tn
Worlu's Fair that deserves its name
1t names and locates $500 of the mos
inter esting tfiings on the Expositlo,
grounds. grading them according t
their importance. No other guide doe
this. The visitor who uses "Tibr/
Saver" lap see the tsir il one,tfh
of the time usually occupied, and
without difficulty everything he wYii,
to see. Au encyclopedia Of World
Fair information that can BE- carried
IN your breast pocket. Compiled by
newspaper man, who Inspected ever
exhiffs .qqp The grounds. Send rs cent
to W. E. Hamilton. room 12. No. %
South Clark st. Chicago. Ill.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28
THE DUTY OF BEING HAPPY,

There is no duty we SO much under
rate as the duty Of being happy, BY
being happy, We sow Anonymous hsa-
efits npon The world, which remain
unknown even to ourselves, or when
they are disclosed, surprise nobody so
Wucl az the benefactor. The other
day, q ragged, 'barefoot boy, ran down
the street after marble with So jolly
IN air that he set everyone he passed
into a good humor; one of these per-
SOUS who had been delivered from more
than usually black thoughts, stopped
the little fellow an9 g,t.e him some
money with this remark: '.YOu see
what sometimes comes of locking
pleased" Ii he had looked pleased
before, he lind now to look both please /
and mystified. For my part justify
this encouragement of smiling rather
tlan fearful children. l do not wish
to pay for tears anywhere but upon
| the stage; but I am prepared to deal
largely in the opposite commodity, A
happy man or woman is better thing
to find than five pound note. He Of
size is radIating focus of good will,
! and their entrance into another room;
is as tiiousi, an@ther caq9le had been
lighted. We need not care wIet iler
they could prove the forty seventh
proposition. They do a better thing
than that. they practically demon
atrste TIE great Theories Of the Low
ah.ness Of Life.-Robert Lous !steren-
sun. ~.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28
FUAr GLADSTONE SAYS.

''GenI emen, we are bound TO take
4ntO consideration, not only the limited
class of creditors for whom an appre-
aciptins standard has naturally y stroag
and Irresistible attractions; On Feb
ruary, in his speech in pariiment, lie
spoke of this class only but we must
acknowledge that it is the duty of Il
democratic Legislature to supply the
much larger class who require money
10 pay their debts with = currency IL
which they may have access OH easier
terms.
. 1t is essential at tlle same time t.
provide y standard Of value which
shall be rs llttle tlnctuatiHg us the
variable conditions regulating the sup
ply and the demand for the precious
Inc tal will permit. Now it has beer
Demonstrated by Mr.. Giifen and other
high authorities that within the last
lew years gold has varied from 20 to
10 per cent, and even 80 to 40 in rela-
ton to other Comm odities. The PEG
pie whose judgment or all such CUES
tions must be final, guided by that
DIVING !ntuition which distinguishes
stllose may call the masses from til.
more artiticiaily moulded compliment.
.nf society. designated the CLASSES, have
arrived ut the conclusion that, to cor
: rect t.,e variable tendency of gold, il
-sr!ust as y STAMFORD of value and us q
legal medium for the Interchange Of
commodities, be linked ii,dissolubl,
>,sath silver, s*~~ and it will u,
s pe duty of any government which may
scllS0se to administer the affairs OF thi.
ia
country to lind y plan and Ii provide
Mug HE debtors and tile wage carmen
at thescountry that plentiful supply
81 currency which they most ryasol,aDl,
IGRand as an elementary right.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

SILVER certificate is Ill law and practice
redeemab:e in silver only.
When siiHer WAS demonetized in the
Cnited States, the silver in the dolla,
was worth as much as TIE dollar itself.
All the coined silver in the United
States is worth 81 .29 per ounce. The
uncoined, which is but d snall part OF
.the whole, is worth but IS csuts pc,
ounce.
The ibnl!iaa value and face value o:
a coin are always the same when there
is free Coinage, simply because no one
viii take ssA cents fey piece of metal
when tue government will coin it for
him into 100 cents. This is the case
with gell Pow, and would be with
silver were free cuieage restored.
The amount of puIe silver in dpi
Ia is 6744 grains. The weight Of a
dollar is 4l23 grains, but is one-teatLL
alloy.
Msie silver totally demonetizeb ,py
all the nations Of the earth, it ,Youl.t!
probably sell for abopt ten cents al
ounce, and gold would bring one-tentl
Of what it does now il it were total,
demonetized. 1t seems that both
metals get mueh of Their yaiue sIoal
ltlls law.
A question to cogitate upon: II the
silver dollsr gets but So cents value
ffoAl the bullion, where does it get The
other AZ cents.-Aissoul1 W0,ls.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

ABOUT tie siliast rot printed now
,adays is the shallow attempt being
n 'de by few reputable newspapers
tY lay the responsi billty of he financial
panic OF the III ssent administrations
OF course, it should bear the share Ut
the blame it deserves, but the real
ea@se, Asc p,ese,d fsaacio! system sl,niild
not be forgotten for . r.olrent, Har
rison and Cleveland are both Wal
street puppets, and it is less OF sell
respect for Il paper to attribute the
hard times to the change OF admins
.iration." Strike ut the root and get 8
new system Of finance If yol want Il
do tue country genuine SERVICE
Gieensbury Signal Rep.)
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28
ROAD NOTICE.
First publication July 18th, 1883.


County, s,s 81 E Esnsas omce of County ce,k
Notice IS hereby given that on the 7tb dav
0f July. ISsJ, petition signed by Tbos Van.
Ostr,.nd and u others. was presented to the
ooerd OF county com missioners OF fae county
OF SSycain road deScii bed as follows. Viz:
ComneDcinx at the sOuthcas corner of the
sQusnEeet quarter OF section Ia. township 81
range y theisce north on half section Ii ne Uf
eectaous 10 and to the STD standard parallel
thence gu OF said public road located throuon
section " township p range ie. said rosj
70 oe vacated being part of the pubic road
pctiuoued for 10y A. r. Crosand et I'll ma
recorded ON page &c Ut the road ricStd al
Edwards county. Kansas y.
Whereupon said bosri Of county comu;e.
sioner3 appointed the following nan,ed ,rsr-
some. Wig: e. A. Head. SamneI PrOctor ana
James r. Acorn rs viewers with tnstr1re.fis,ns-
TO meet ira conjunction With the counfv s...s
veyor. nj the eoufhesst corner Of the sou:S-
weN quarter OF q cftou 70. Township n rnnze
y veSe. In Brown tDunshtp on N1nff1v He
.stn Hsy III August, 4. D.. lsu1. and pspceeed
@ WY said road and (ivc 70 III psssico 4
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

BIMsTALLiC France 1,s.. il .circula-
6iup over 800, 900, 900 Of legal tender
s,.3ey. .4I:e Bani of France has $780,.
.O0o, 900 of this silver coin us a Share
Of her reserve against 500, SEQ 900 of
outstanding legal tender notes. She
reieems tliese notes in silver or gold ut
her option, yet her notes are never ,,t
- ds5eoaitt, ANA in February last, com.
mAIded premium over gold, because
~ G4its- convenience in handling
Notwithstanding the !ftct that Ppr
,cliasers knew she might at amy tiIns
,lesume redempI ion IN silver.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28
THE MISsNlG LINK.

There is now exhibited ir Geylqp ::
specimen 81 sr1gle-mi,n imported tIoS'
China. 1t stands about two feet il
height, has a head and face like
monkey, and II body which, except fo
~ IT, 4plinGtIye size, appe2rs to be sim
liar to that of human being. 1t
hands AMI feet are perfect. Til
missing link is reported to he abou
-ti;ree years Medical Times, N. \
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

THE railroad war is on in England.
4,reigh rates had become $ eAtortiOn-
ale thai the last parliament was pre-
pared to pass a law regulating rates,
VIII II the railway Companies agreed 20
adopt II new schedule reducing rates.
Instead of dong this they made them
= more cppresfiye then ever. 1t is
: Claimed that rates ale higher from
4 lYipts ne',r London to that city than
: troal points in the United States t,
London. The people have raised sucl
II howl that tie present parliament vii
;ble Obliged TO take the matter up. Ii
is qnils>pkely toyH,d in naturalization
NJ uie English roadS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

Az atyfFtiaanert -efIlsared ip 9
New York paper the other day asking
,sor for men in an establishment oil
t lat city. Four hundred men an.
s~ered j. bsfor, - y:.,l91 4 Asxt morn
i:ig, and the police had to ~ c;t.isG &c
prevent riot. Yet the professional
tramp was conspicuous by bis absence
: from the applicants. Scenes like this,
portrayed in .'Ce ,ar's Column" were
pronounced exaggers.tipp. Is the daily
E:ssS in league with Donnelly to sea {
Lhe Gear people?
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28
80. -.
LONEY IN CIRCULATION.

Il, Ithe treasury statement it appears
chat the money circulation has do
cretsed in the PAST ye;w SD, 900 $3.50.
When it is considered that our popula-
lion has increased and the volume of
business Las greatly enlarged during
the year, the contraction is really much
more than S24 200, 900.
The o.licial estimate Of t4e pcprla-
ton OF the United States Oh the 1st
day of June WAS 66, 726. 800, OH which,
rs basis, the per capiL. circulation is
s23.SS, or i decrease in twelve months
| of 50 Gems.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28
The circulation consisted of


y decrease in the circulation in il
year of 80 cepts per head for every
man, woman and Child, while it may
appear tritiing, is IA large sum, and,
especially, when the Fact is considered
that the entire volume is small rela-
lively to tie, business transacted
France, with . population of only So
900, goo, aud in Il snlall country yhere
exchanges are rapidly made, has a per
capita circulation of $57. On account
of the small amount of money in the
United States business is very largely
!one on = credit, and II contraction
however small, w9uld necesssIny
result in bankruptcies and failures,
diminish production and reduce the
general rate of wages. With an ade-
gtate circulation aud gradual and
steady increase PEI CAPITA, business is
always satisfactory; labor is fully em-
ployed at fair wages, new enterprises
flourish and prosperity aboulds. This
country absolutely needs more money
than amy other, and there should he a
gradual increase uhLI " is 4.nys than
$50 per capita.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28
ROAD NOTICE.
First publication July 18th, I %


cean nts 81 Il E kfasfs Of County clerk
Notice IS hereby given ti,as s1 TIE eth day
o. July; 1873. petition signed 'by T1,s Van
Osfrand and - others WAS prescrhsd tn tho
BOARD OF county commissioners of tho suun,y
ana state Aforesaid. praying for The iayins
out OF a certain road, described "a fuIows.yiz:
commencing at the southwest corner of sec
tion ~, township 26. Iange II west thence
north on intersecting line of secIions . and TO-
and . and to the SIT stan lara p1rs liei thenc,.
east on said 9TH stand;Hf esrai. to The south
e ea corher OF sectiGn a township IS. range
", tasnse NORTH OH intcr>ecIing line eff Sec
tiohs 3. and IS, q and s6, :. aud q. TO ternli,-
ate at the intersection of the east line OF sc :
too - with the public road laid ont and eros
sing said east line Of section -, township %
range IL west.
Whereuron said board of county commits
sioners appointed The following named per
sons, v z: Z, A. Reud. Samuel Proctor and
James r. Alcorn as viewers with Instructions
10 meet In conjunction with the county sur
HeyOr. at the SOY ~ " est corner OF section 10
township Is. EanIs ~ west IN Brown to snship
on e.day fhs 18th day of August, A. % !,
loais and pr,seed 10 view said road and give
to all parties a bearing
by order of the busrd of county commission.
efe. III. HANSON,
County Clerk.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

Last fall was taken with q kind of
summer complaint, accompanied with
. wonderful diarrhoea. Soon after nv
wlfe's sister, VINO lives with us, was
taken an the same way. We used
almost evSrythlnE without benefit.
Then We concluded to try Chamber.
lain's collie. cholera and diafrh0s$ resa
edy, which cured us right away." NJ
thnk much OF it rs it did for ME what
1t IS recommended to d"-John Hertz
Ter. Bethel, Pa. 25 and SO cent bottles
for Sale by Porter Il co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

GOLD msy DE expected 10 flow to
his eoa;ery from Euroi'e ii silver is
t.a!lt-d, because the demand for
~, "i'Lssnable the l.a:d,;.. II the
willow metal to nagne ti'eir OWL price
for ,i5.s':ise of it. And that Means a
ft'f.'.er reduction in tie price of all
products Of the farm and less wages
for the day lab,rer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28

Say, there is II cash store in Kinsley
where goods are sold cheaper than any
place. No need to send your money
to KANSAS City-that store is NJ.
Schnatterly's, north sids rsilrcnd-
and we will be glad to get Your cash
eggs, butter etc. and sell you goods OF.
IL cash basis.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-07-28
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
FIRST Published June Uth.

ID. l.. HeMbJ
Faint.I,
VS.
A. Gault,
defendant,
Before D. F. Bradshaw, a Justice of the peace
of Kins'cv township, in Edwards .ounIy,
Kansas.
Said defendant is hereby notified that on
the H,l day 81 lu,ic, l5a3 IAN order of u,tacE-
iuent for tie sum OF Ten Dollars trIU00), WAS
issued by the above named justice of TIE
peace against ais goods in tie above entitled
the 9Th day If July, ISIS. ut 10 O'Clock. a. N.
y. E.HEATh,
Attest:-B. F. bsaeehaY. Justice of the Peace
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First Published June 3oth, 1898,
P Carter, plaintiff.

Carter, plaintiff.
vs.
A Gault. defendant
Before Il Bradshaw. justice OF the peace
OF kinsley township. in Edwards comfy.
Kansas
Said defendant IL hereby notified tbrt on
the 2trd day of June. Isas. in order DR. fattach-
ment for the sum OF Six DOLLS rs tx6 ttj was
issued by the above named justi,e Of the
peace against his goods I'm the above entitled
action: and thnt said cause will be heard on
he 9Th Gay Of July. 1888, at O'Clock. a. m
p. 8. CATER
Plaintiff
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Do you need u horse. rake? AS Icing
rs present stock will last viii SCI
YOU an Imperial Thomas ipg $40, cash,
This price is below cost.
n. ROBERTS.
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The Y. p. $. e. ]; nieel:i every Sun
day evening ut oe..Ie3s i'll the Con
gregatiOr.l church. All are cordially
invited,