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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16

when you walk" says q Russian
proverb, pray once; when you go to sen,
pray twice; when going 10 be married.
pray thrss imsAs
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

Phere IS inferred TO be less dsuss than
that at the earth's surface, but not as
much as ten times less. The planet
has two permanently dark regions,
blue in color, that are presumably
water. The other shaded portions
undergo changes of coIDr not % he
explained by ciou.is, being someumss
greenIsh and absolutely colorIess at
other times. Green regions are some
times seen near tile poles Numerous
sO-e4iied caHals-some only a few
miles wide-exist substantially as de-
seribsd by schiapareiIi, but no consric-
uOus doubling was seen ab this opposi-
tiOt. Branching dark lines ran through
the lighter shaded regions. and may
mark river courses, though too wide
for tire streams themselves. An e8-
PeeHilIy interesting observation vas
that Of numerous black points scattered
over the planets surface, chiefly on
tile side opposite the two ssas. Over
forty Of these points we've discovered,
nearly all at junctions o. the canals
with one another and with tile shaded
regions, their diameters ranging from
80 toIOO miles. For convenience these
spots axe called lakes.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

This remedy IS becoming 80 well
known and so popular as 10 need no
special meutinH- All who have used
E!sctric Bjtters sing the same song OF
praise A Puysr medicine does not
exist and ir is guaranteed 20 do au
thatis claimed. Electric Bitters wils
cure all diseases Of the liver and sid-
neys. viii remove 5uiis. piHlpses. salt
Theum aud other affections caused
by Impure bIood-WiI drive malaria
from the system ans prevent as well
as cure ali IuHiaFial fevers. For cure
OF headache cunstipss1IUu aad iHdIEes-
ton Try Electric Buffers Entire sat
isfscttJn guaranteed or money refund
cd Price 80 cents and 81 % at Porter
50 cos.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10
EaPPENIMas AaRoAD.

THERE are 5000 members OF the
English Primrose league. and there
can be no question about theiE foalty 60
the memory of Lord BeaCOnsdeld
FALLING stars are numerous in Italy
about the time when the Catholic
church celebrates the mar5yrdom OF
Saint Lawrence. They are therefore
Poetically called the tears OF Saint
Lawrence"
4 UNIQUE method of celebrating the
Columbus centenary in Spain Is pro
posed by the artists Of Barceloua, who
intend 20 project a colossal shadow OF
the navigator upon d neighborinE noun
tain peak.
THE japanese government is said TO
have provided for q visit % 1900 OF itz
middleclass citizen to the fair at Chicz-
go next year and then look about lu
other large cities in this country before
their return home.
A NEW stamp is 20 be issued in Great
Britain of the value OF fourpsnca half
penny -uine cents-tO be avoilEble Tor
all postal, Geographic and revenue PuF-
poses. 1t viii be the first stamp i1E1ss
OF this value, and its issuance il called
for by the new features OF telegraph
and parcel-post business.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

Science explains Jhs phenomenon of
RED hair tsus; 1T Is caused by u super
abunstaues OF IRON ia the blood. This
Il Is that Iuparts the vlEDr. tile elias
deity, tine great vitality, the overflow
ing, thoroughly healthy animal life
which ruus rist through the veins of
the rudy haired, and this strong SEN
tieut aHimai-life il what renders them
more intense js ali their emotions than
their more languid fslIow-creatures-
The excess of iron is also the cause uf
frecEles ca the peculiarly clear, white
skin u.lich always accompanies red
hair. This ski.l is abnormHily sensitive
to tile action OF the suns rays, which
not only bring cut the little brown
spots in abundance, but also burn like
"A mustsrd-pIaster, producing queer,
creepy sensation. As II the skin was
wrIntIlug uP.''-AH9eT1eaH AGulyst.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

fPu6tia bed BY i8equest.l
Oh vsIrre oh where s. our little Wtns
The fellow rAat wrote The Mckinley bill
He Est tsril on American tin
A.. SEsd now se1suGers FOR pul!fleni s3H---
They voted thorsDu5iicaRs Out aad the delsi-
ocrHta IN.
because thare vas so saea ShtnE - Amer
ioaa fin
Yes We ssat the republicans up me salt
River route
III pursuit nj hzh- either suckers or trout
You seedu'U cone back from t5aE barren
land,
UnIcss you sndurse OHF tHi.d party plEn.
&c sufs 20 take With you john sherman,the
sell,
Or the voters viii give him part culaE al
1ula Kenny you know IS sort Of fond
Ot5 mouksy lug With fellows across the
pond,
Asking th,zB what sort OF nsncy 70 make.
Just as we'll ash Thorn uhaa sort OF gun We
shaH take
When they attcuzPt 10 Invade the American
shore
Yes, Kenny. you have proven yourself a
great big bore.
We are no prophet. by q deuce OF a bit,
But thea We mEhe an occasional hlt-
Ue5aoeEalz usn see. btssh great sad email,
HOa pIatEs = tie hsudEF1tiHaE on the va L
. r. yog HeEleq8 nc now EFhs1 you have q
sOsd chance,
III fouT years more yOuF name will bs
pants
= =. s. IA Western gIGnsas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10
THINGS OF INTEREST.

SEVERAL sharp reports, which gyeF,-
heard q distance of fifteen miles, imme-
diatcly PRESIDED the fall OF. O. forty-four
pound aerolite on the farm OF Lawrence
Freeman, Bath county, S. D.
THE oid-fGshioned birthstone Eatch,
which was used with finder box, vvas
G little slip Of very thin wood, six inch
es long and a quarter OF Al inch broad;
il taPered at either end, and at either
end was dipped In birthstone.
PEAR tree which was set by Gov.
John -EndicOt in 1850 as still standing
near DanvsTspoFt, Mass. It blossoms
freely, although two hun6sed aud sixty
two years oldi but the fruit like most
OF the pears Of that date, is of poor
quality
ALTHOUGH it may not be generally
known, the woods Of northern British
America Ere still infested by q queer
species of bison known ~ the wood
huEulO." He is much larger thaa the
buffalo Of the plains, which formerly
a1cunded In such number
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10
EoREIaN LrEhss 81 INrEREsE.

FOEHEiGN - Er@S DF lN @ItEoss
TEERE ere fewer suicides la Ireland
than in any other country,
AZ equatorial Africa the price Of
vie Is ten packages OF hair-pina
SWEDISH girls, at tln eaFiy age, BsEsa
70 make Eld accumulate linen gar
EsRts- by she time they aFe Of m1E-
Fi1Eesbls age they have an aEtsnsivo
GUtdt Of such articisa-
&EAELy ala Japanese house are %
coastructed that the front can hs folded
back Or taken down Tho drs8 EhinlE
that a Japanese docs in the uloslial p
70 open houss''-remOve the front 90
that the interior viii be exposed e
view.
TIE EsquimGuZ are gamblers by ne
turc. but they never impOverish them
selves by their gamsa- Cards they do
not care Tor, but dominoss and evea
chess are played with a alSiu shat g
least equals the best Of the white men
who visit them.
III FeFa people of Indian blood Pc
domina5e aud are found in All clEEzss %
society from street Peddlera and seFv-
ante 80 wealthy capitalists ana high
government officials. There axe very
few Portuguese or Africans, and the de-
Bcendauts of both these races lhoyv q
large adEniEturc Of Indian blood
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10
MOI REconhHzEn


Gen Uraat sad rho InqufsItivs IrIsh
uarmAId.
When Gen. Gruut was in Ireland in
1879, on his tour round the world, Mr.
J. A. O'Shea ives in his train as a news
paper correspondents On the way
from Dublin TO Derry the cars stopped
at POEtadOwn, aud Mr.. O'SheE fastened
into the refrcshment- room after some
thing to eat. He was nibbling q sand
wich and chatting with the baPmaid,
when a voice at his left quickly de-
mGnded a glass of Lemonade and q bis
cult The voice belonged 70 Gen
Grant.
The correspondent finished his lunch
con. and was turning 20 go when the
bsrmaid said;
Tell me, Is it true Gen. Grant is
passing by this line so-dEy2"
Yes, believe you are correctly in
formed"
You are an Americas, AREN'T vos9''
81 have not that privilege"
''Wosld SON know Gen. Grant e you
saw him2'
II think I should"
whist like IS hsP suppose he Ia a
ano-ioOkiDg man Do yOU know when
he Will Pass2 II you are here, you viii
point him out 20 us?"-this al in q
breath.
81 should be hapPy-to Obliso. but /
an leaving by she next train"
The general all this time ''munshed
his biscuit and HiPPed his lemonade.
his facs a. inPsssivs IS an italian
image" and the herO-vvorshtping bar
maid was none the vViser.-Youth's
Companion
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

Joseph v. D0ry. OF Warsaw, Illinois
was troubled With rheumatism AID
tried e. number or different renfedie5,
but Buys none OF them seemed 60 90
him amy good; hut duaIly be got mold
OF ons that speedily cured him lie
u-as much pleased Uit. It, and felt sure
thas others similarly Hmictrd would
Ike tn EnnE what tae remedy WIS
rhat cured him. DE states for the Heu-
edt OF th= public rhuL isi called Cham
bsrisln's Pain Elim. Fog sale los For-
ser = co.rPng. z-l
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

Jsnasss s5IEler Eliuazrztsd hE1utnIy F1r
February
Contains a bright page Of timely topics
rom ihs pen or Mrs. Miller. There IS
AN HpPFeciative sketch Of annie Be5-
ant, and an article from. hey pen.
Those who like the mysterious, wiz
read with pleasure the article entitled
On the Road TO karu." The fashion
pages are bright and Instructive and
the various departments are as com
piete as usual. Unusual Inducements
are offered 90 new subscribers. Zen
pess Miller Co, ia Fifth Avenue, New
York City.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

FlrgF published January z1tls 1888
oEufg OF Kansas
County ul GdIlrla %
EU tie matter of ESTABLISHING lggE iy and
permanently the GuEuera and BOUNDARY .rEas
ut all the section iu township No. "a s1uL b
OF ranges Ed amt %. west OF tle sra o. Eu-s Goo
Edward guuurEs kEuEaas
To uli uHHuL HUd ugTueF8 of O. lands lying Iu
adjacent I'd tire ab1uf lE.Ersri.lld tr'FulEi pc
: uu ara hereby uotinHd that Lam o. qurqg-
ell. DE notice I1um various land owners rrlIu-
tu So J1Ehsufp Nu - HDutii Of RANGES i6 and
81. west 10 establish permanently the c1Fuera
and boundaries uf tueir lands 90 tomt1iF
luiiy with the requirements OF the notice.
ucccd5i tlltrs the survey OF tnu cEtire district
% usVe mr utilUul, uuI ElHt O. aE gu uty sur
FeEuTr Will Uu ruH -4Iu day uI LurUurl. a I'd
1855. 20 J. o'clock. u-- OF said day ur tue day
thereafter az the scout hives CORNER or tu+ o.
ship -, Fst5iEs l1s west prtleseu itIenr4t.E 20
luV- from day 90 day unit! completed. 60 e1-
JEulisu permanently suf1 &c sruerd and bound
AIRY Hines; "a which lIIg uT ~ amy ElEuc during
0 ue prrsEruas OF Lle survey sou may lE Iau
wish, be- present 90 he heard
CYRUS ROBERTS
Surveyor 90 "a aGIis ouur8--
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

First published Feb. 3. Iss8. no. Ils5.
In lhe District Cuurt OF Edwards county,
state OF Huusga-
The kansas Loan s Trust Coz pIuintia-
walter s.. Hebron. Mary Hebron j. w.. Crav.
ford. The EiuzIsy Mercury HeaseEtlEg go,
aud T. "a HorLuur defendant
lIy virtue OF an Drirr OF sale iH7ugl 90 me,
out OE said district court So abe Shove en-
t5gI-d asgfGuu- 0 will on Monday the drl day OF
March A. ID laE- between rlgn and r1ur
O'Clock D. ~. OF said day az abe fr-rur douF ui
the court huHusg iu she ciLv Of kiualev lu tug
county OF Edwards iu Iha state az Kansas
uTgr az public lHlg. and cell Cd the llEue5l
Huts best bidder for rlzu iu band Hll lE1 rul
Tow 60 3. described rell estate tD-afiEs
Lot three Ga aUHuEuu'g audiLiDHt co the city
OF EfuaIrE. iFiHag lHfl situate Ca she county ua
Edwards lu the state OF AluEu--
The above describes seal estate viii be 1Gld
Without upprliGguluut. GO aalilfg .lil order
uF sale. o. c. Rob -ltLras
FlzII Ter Z ugEl-colab. 1hoFil.
Ett5rlsyu for FIaiutiE-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

AGENTS WANTED u sell uuE new bnoE,
n "BI1Is Stories FOR Children" EdiLgd lg
EeHrF EeiI. assisted nE ltuslet g. Llraa 5ILa
posting over Et0.nIl- Retail O. So uEeT so
fuLi-uaHl puFEtElHEs. ~ DaETaa uI EHE ul1lsl DC
c4lilfsll plate. each printed On ten ColorH- a
copy can b. luld SEQ every home Giri uFrigs-zs
-IIlve sg1 urt4Ggs uu 90 tails s-Esruiugs made
zEs today. Rev A. q. Holmes. EortlTEs Fas-
HlTEs s-fElICnl r1cgiTcus sold o. bLuEl to-day
made 90 RaErerduE.7' % Greatest 1uC1r7zl ever
known Extra cuElusasalnl 60 u1eut4s ell
per day easily made yluLLt 81 cent?. HOOKS
90 credit luatELr rlid- Hlug Neil ll- ST..
1rh ST. Plllalasi ph.al- Pa
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10
a hallway Te" Thousand NlWo< r.""g.

a hallway Ten Th'.usand Miles Lung.
a railway system, embracing more
than ten Thousand miles nT traCkBRr.
is the subject of one of the articles in
the February Cosmopolitan. The
story Is told ct the AtchIson, Topeka
Il Sanga F5, which at one time formed
the only means of accessso morar'Ulan
OnU-fourJh Of tue territory Of tTtT
United StaJes-Of the dssputie sW sy
with which its managers ruled this
vast area, Keeping their private armies
and POlice force, waginE WAT, elecsinE
state governments and being. in fact
the autOCrats OF many states and terri
tories.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

, EEBEAsTA railroads charged s2l5
for .huuling 15-ton ear Of canned
goods AT miles, while in Iowa the
sHme haul cost only SIS, and the latter
charge Was considered very exorbitant.
SalionsJIzs the 1acoHla,
EHqghl Siss %
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

DrPSATIsFA ACTION with the railway
commissioners Of California became
81 great thai tie legislature OF that
state declared their oHlcss vacant.
California seems to be leading even
Kansas So some much needed reforms.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

4 EaIs old mun, Mr. j. Wilson, OF
Aliens Springs, Illinois. VINO Is over
co years old, says: Il have iu my time
tried q grrlt many msdieineS, some OF
eEe-lirnt quality: but never uefort dld
I Hnd any 5haL w0uid so complrselF
do all that Is ciumeI for 60 as Clam
bsriain's Collie, Cholera and DiHrrhoea
Remedy. % is truly n WONDERFUL uIrti-
jciua." For sale 10y Porter s. go. 2l-I
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

FIRST published Feb. s. Isl5. l5o. IGTs
Iu tEs District Court OF Edwards County,
state OF Kansas
Isaac -heilGbzrrsr pIHiuuE-
-uGunnH @. eastman co al. defendant
State OF Kansas TO Susanna C. EUstmHu-grast-
Ilgs
You will take notice that you have been
sued iu the district Cuur OF EIWErrIa county
state of kuusaas uud that you must answer
lhe petition iu said nllusL ON OF before sue
=hLh day of March 1895. ur 5Ttl petition VIII
ug taken as true IIa "a tIrtIluauE rendered zoo
said action against you fDs the t1rccioa are OF
q certain trust deed executed by you upon
the uTst day Df lIuTgh ld51. uu EuG following
described real gst4LLs- Cr=uTIt=
Lois No guFLE-ruuul and ruTLT-touE lu rs elt
< iuaIag. iu the county OF EdWaruH stats JL
au=sl5, HEd for she Gale OF said uu1uig ll 90
pay the debt secured 1V said trust deed 10
costs OF suit and forever barring ana tore
ClusluE lltl del E'Ifdlutss sud each DI Il'4En oi
and from ali FiElF. gitlg. estate ga LgFgdl prop
gFty or equity Of redemption Ia or % said
premises ug any part tueFgIl4
Fuller q WhiLUumI. attys- FOR PlE4.
lsENLl AtleEts A. = tapps clerk.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

YESTERDAY tho pOPuiist house pas
SD n legislative appropriation bill.
The bill has been carefully drawn, and
waa passed for the purpose OF enabling
"a test case to- be brought before the
supreme court TO settle the legal status
Of the rival IsoIlses, and 500 end the
ID sseut controversy.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

a cannon is being coRstrueted at
Washington by the government THAT
viii throw a pr'jeetiIe eighteen miles
It vail te the most powerful gun ever
araFa
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

Rusty Rufus ton park benchJ-Ain't
It a glorious privilege TO FestI
Disguised DnwlSins ION his back I'M
der shade treel-Nayv1 What's the
good o. restin' il you've Eot TO work
fore ye kin enjoy it?-ChicagO Trib-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

JCDoE WILLIAsl Y. AEEEss a pop
ulist, has been e:eeted United States
senator by the Nebraska legislature,
sbs populists ana democrats uniting on
ii'n. This makes Eve pogulistg ia th ?
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

Az bzaE sac szs usoos==n SINE quo n0a
OF the invalid. Nothing can 5e mora
Testful and comfortable 20 the sick
Trame than the relief from che bed fa-
Eigue which this invention uacrds.
They are ticlz-covered and readily in
dated. The slightest motion alters thu
position of the occupant, and there ia
no such thing as a lumpy surface posi-
BILE beneath him
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10
A NEW VERSION.

SNAIL -frJy-SsalIops.
STEAK h0lderH-I3roilers
PICK thsir art-Etchers
Go To blazes-Firemen.
MUST be stoPped-The organ
CAN'T be bloyved-Shos horns.
GIVES rs p5ints-The compass
4 BREAKFAST rOll-The sausage
FHE best policy-A Paid-up one.
HAVE the right Of ygeight-Coai tluyer.
USELESS unless they are cracked
Az annual event-Ths fan Of. the
year
a HuHav ean-''rez minutes for din
ner."
CHEAFUHzs of imagination-Jove and
ALWAYS goes it aiozle-Ths eonGme5
hsehelor--Afsil and I-snresz
A Coed E1nouEh lsraasa.
Spatts-EFlly DO you always can youF
barber Legal I'endssrg'
.Bioo5uutE seE-lie Because legal tender s.
money. AID money tallrs-@-Erlth,
An sl-iTinaI sIevT-
ske-DO you thiu2s ho'R refuse the
9aVsr7
Ee-cso5 hes lsSzr s.2i.l.-a-i1us to ne
-vTe ~ z7z-r--z1 49, s----f'r-s.3s.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

Vfsi-or-Is that your little son in the
next room whistling: II Want to Be a
Soldier of the Crosse
Fond Mother lmGlzing for the door,
Yes; he's trying TO drown out the
sound of the key turning in the pantry
Iccz.-N. Y. Herald
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

DogoOd-Why don't YOU go 20 yvorir2
Dusty BhOdes-lto TO work? Why,
man, turn OF more work than any
man in tovvu.-Truth.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

DR.. S. A. MCI4ALLIN, the editor OF
the Topeka Advoeats. has BEEN APP
pointed by Governor Lewelling com
missioner Of oeleetions. The salary of
the .zHice is $500 a year. tbs is
a well deserved sppoRltmelzt. Prol5-
7Rbly no nun in the state has performed
more Rrduous and effective work for the
reform cause than DE-. McLallin. The
Adeoente was one of the most potent
ferces in that education and enlighten-
meut Of the people OH the economic
questions Of the day during the first
year of the turner's alliance movement
Re this state, which made the lorna
zion Of the peoples party possible, and
since the peoples party was organized
It. has been the most fearless, vigorous
and influential organ OF tAe party il
the state.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

TIE state executive COUNCIL yester-
day deposed railgOad commissioners
-. n. Mitchell ana @. T. Anthony,
and electedo John Hall, democrat, to
succeed ". h. Mitchell, and ~. D.
Vincent, Of Clay Cefter. TO sueeeed @.
T. Anthony. P. d. HExon, OF En-
poGfa, was appointed to succeed a. R.
Green, whuse term will expire April
lat, this year
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

COEa-Whnt is the .scouraa Of true
love- that we 80 often hear sPolzsa ofF
DOre-H CteF and crust, usually
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10
County TraaSaFeFs Statement

3. -. -. - 8. -. e -
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EEIFoRTETT 10 EaOfE8-

!ATAR..88H .=# 80. 3.
DATED states who has noe zu ula1-ll1 q
ne nose euu EnEqeE. We sleesE9llh go
e4zs-a-= 1ru1- lud th1 lfe-ls g lel1E-l-l. ll---
We have csECl G-uCEg lLl can care ~ CO
lead stamp Tor ElFcllllls oGl- nril rrGIs
o.. g. o. SUITS. 4Ez Fila Sc GT. llal1a ~.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

7AR $4,000
aud skin dt5llsl1s lll larulls l.LLaisLlua BODY
d .Ea Throat aLI . and ll5leC - DlllIEs elrD
EuIu. Eczema UlG.r cts Cures u 81 tive l14l
permanent 81 Illr1f ElGG z8lut e1E Ela.llelel
Lu treating bIuuI u1 nd SKI 10 o ilell1arz Lti-gll
Gus cures send GuEE1p1 COR gfla--Ei1u LAla
GGdFGEls
b, FA2g iESaEgEE 'z 81. $3.50 SEC i aS.
10 an FOL
~ GalulsL % e. Illuag FlT lElHs-- u-1 -.
s-urt- EE9l51aE 2 -sge4g AaElsss sgq aiz l-g llE1
IaHiIuL FAEIaaE IGLG+-D 81 HAIL
For asrallllIFsr 11llCla VIII alaE1a.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

SYPHILIS ,!.,a.z:5s- ~; =s.. ~ z
-. 8 i,.sii g z. - E55as - 55s1 5isl5
"a. sVAAD INST. ice 3. ca s., O. sl-il -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-10

-6la --aazzall-1A pE9Wa
skc-Do you tlliu2s hen refuse ths
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
To GoRnoX HEIGHTS.



munication For the River Front suburb.
A well-directed effort is now being made
to secure an electric railway line to the
Delaware river, with its terminus Mt
Gordon Heights, and the Gordon Heights
people will urge the passage of the pro-
posed Edge Moor and Brandywine Springs
bill now pending in the Legislature.
A meeting of those interested was held
recently, and it was decided to offer the
right of way for an electric line from the
Philadelphia pike from a point near Penny
Hill to the Delaware river front, and to
enter into obligations to build first class
wharf and all necessary approaches by the
first of next July. This wharf will be a
fine, substantial structure, at which all
steamboats, on the river may touch, and it
is intended to make it especially suita-
BILE for the use of steamboats, plying
between here and Philadelphia. It
is calculated that these boats will
save at least IL or 20 minutes on each
trip, and with the facilities thus provided
for reaching any part of the city without
the tedious trip up the Christiana, it is
believed that many more people would
come from Philadelphia BY boat TO visit
Wilmington. The ride from Gordon
Heights in would be very pleasant one
1t would be almost like passing through
one continuous park.
1t is also proposed in case the new cleo
trio line makes its eastern terminus at Cor
don Heights, to establish u line of ferry
boats from there to Fennsgrove-ferry-
boats of the regulation kind, in which
truck wagons and vehicles of every de-
scription can be transferred as well as foot
passengers.
1t is also proposed to build first. class
wagon road from the city to the wharf at
Gordon Heights, so as to make the ferry
easy of access for all sorts of vehicles.
The distance from Wilmington to the
wharf would be only acknowledgements
miles, and there are good reasons for the
belief that the enterprise would pay a
handsome dividend on the money invested
and it would not be many years before
Wilmington would have handsome river
front, with the whole intervening space
solidly built UP with fine residences and
business places.