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AILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS
In Effect April "a. 1896.
1O.3OA.M.P .PENNsYL ANA LIMIT.
ED-PulInian Sleeping. Dining. smoking
and Observation Cars Harrisburg 10
Chicago. Cincinnati. I9dianapohRs: l,ana R.rfet S
earlor Car to Harrisburg.
1890 A.. NJ. FAST LINE-Pq,lmIana nan
sndf9S nd GI,n pnri9r Car to haTrs9nfPP t PtsSnrr
0EP 0EHFkEssMafniiman E q SmnR Buffet n Parlor Car
haTFgFg r. slsepasc sans ana
1iIo F. M; NV, WEsTERN ST r. IS,cpFa EXPEEssm snd
HARRISBURG TO Cleveland. Dining Car
to Chicago.
1.l0 p: M. SOUTHWESTERN EX.
Cars to st. Louis, and Sleeping Car
Harrisburg to Cincinnati
10.AO P; NJ. Pacific EXPREss--
Sleeping gor car ,h ae r,1ssfs nssndairua,
Rochcster, and Niagara Falls daily ex-
ss szassi n E.s.E for Em'rP Pss and Ws@s Rfnsns
port, daily. r 40 P. H.
1.lOP p. NJ. for WiIliamsport. Rochester:
saturday aS Win hfsea sleeping car wasting
ton TO Suspension Bridge via Buffalo.
1910 p. M. for Erie. Canandaigua,
daily. Sleeping Car Washington to Ell.
For Philadelphia. New York and tho
East.
A:ooP. M. CONGRESSIONAL LIN,
TIED" daily, all Parlor Cars; with
at7 65 Dining car,, 7,so, 900. 10 90
from WilmirgtonI A NJ l2,4s; SIC
90. 6 40, 1000 aud 35 n On
Spndav OK fDininu CQrl. 90 q. 90,
II 90 IDining Car from Wilmington, A:
n Ie.l5, ,3.Ib. 90. $40. 1000 and
a.s EFpres. ESF p fHn'sassa H. Mses dags an1s
Fxnress. .i2 liz week DAYS. OF and $40
n daily: For Boston. without change.
$50 A. M. week days. and BIB p. NJ
Atlantic City tvia Market Street FtrryD
! 600 A, NJ. and LAS P. NJ. week-days.
il :35 +. NJ. daily. and IL A. NJ. Saturdays
For baltimore. 6 25, :. .e5. : 20. 7 80, 900.
1900. 1890. II 90. and 50 A. NJ NJ
iimitedi 10 20 80 sSi SO 81 o5 ssa sao.7iS !sS
IO.oo. 1O.4O, II IL. and II RI P. NJ
On So Sunday. 795; 90, 300, ;oI, 1890,
400 Limitedl. 40. $40. ;05, $40,
10. 1000. O.4O. and II 81 p. NJ.
For Pnpe's Greek Line. 20 A. NJ ard 4.36
p. NJ. daily, except Sunday
For Annapolis. 7.2o, 900 A. NJ. 1918 and
4.2oP. " daily. c~c"pt Sunday. Sundays
900 A. NJ and 42oP.M
AtidiIV 'fEtSt LINE ENDrtSS Tor kirhmCN1.
points on Atlantic Coast Line. 40 a. NJ.
2 46 P N. daily. Richmond and Atlanta.
s.40 P. NJ. daily. Richmond only lO57
A NJ week DAYS
Accommodation for ouantico. T.45 A. NJ.
daily. and I.25 p. NJ weet davs
For Alexandria, 4.3O. 6.35. 745. $40,
AZ. 10 =. l1.En 4 NJ. Io50 an
$50. 4.25. 800, 5.37. 6.l5, s.O2. 1910
and 80 2. NJ. On Sunda at 4 40. AZ.
G4h A NJ, 2.45 6.I5. 500. and 1910
Leave Alcvandrla for Washington, COS.
G43. nH. 3 no. 9.1a. 10.l5. 10. % AM.
700, 2.1!. 400, 2 %. 500 6,3o, Ella,
90, 30. 9.10, 10-52. and II .nS p NJ
On Sunday at 6.43. 9.1O. i0.2S A NJ.
216. $50, 100, 7.20, $40. and IO52
Pm.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth md q
efreets, and as tho station. Sixth and
streets, where orders can lie left for the
checking or baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
3. NJ. PREVOST JR wOoD
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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. oALTiMoRE -
r ABROAD d.

eehednlc in effect April 10. 1890
Leave Washington from station corner OF
Ksw Jersey avenue and c street
For Chicago and Northwest yestrbuled
Limited trains I 30 n m. SOM m
For Cincinnati. st. Louin. and Indianap
oils. oils EeStihnlGd Limited a4b p. m. eI.
For Pittshurg and Cleveland. express
daily 40 n. NJ. and 3 40 u m
For lexington and Staunton IL 10 = m
For Winchester and way stations. b5 80
For LuraS; Natural bridge. Roanos..
Ennxville. Chaitnno"Cs. Memphis and
For LoTay s45 p. m. daily
roo x7.Io ox7:so. $500. s 80 xa:ao:. 40:
1900. XI2;0o a, MIKE O5. 1910, MOO,
ssS x 7sso % g. 1890 xsS6. fsh1o slE 3ssS $50
SUNDAYS sd o5 as" 1900 9sa O. x1aS6 PiESe
ssg r. 1906, xsio SlasS ESQ 90 $500 800 sS6
II ID XII 90. p. nj, x12 OF n,cLt
For Annapolis Z 10 and s 80 a. I'LL 10
nnd Is p H. Sundays. 8 30 a. W.. So
For Frederick. 9 90. bill 30 a m. c1 :1s
For Haserstawn. BIZ 80 a. m. aid b5.ao
FSr B9yS I'D and Gs0 Way paints cE week vs. 100
zoo o. a 4ao m o,fo' 1i5 1l2' 7o6 n p m NJ sundays
days. 100. zoo qnu m, 1asop Mas opGs3n,s s@e sa xsst
v DO, 90, d, M. Sun,
eays. 900 a. NJ. l;l5. 8 80. F:O5, 1O;3s
p. m.
For Washington Junction and way no,nt.
5000 a. m. GLIB p. m. Express fratn.
stopplng at principal stations ouIy, b4 so.
b6:3O y. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with Pintscb 1pb>
-, For Or %Philadeiphia New York, Boston and
N. Dining Carr. 1900, 300. (b;O5 Dininc G
Carr. 500 p m, u2;o1 night. Sleeping Car
pning Carr. 600 a m. Dining Carr, i2:Ss
Dining carr, 800, t5:O5 Dining Carr. !, IN
n2:O1 night. Sleeping Car open for nas.
seugers 1000 p. m.j "0'-
Buffet Parior Cars Oh all trains.
For Atlantic City, 600 a m, 200 noon
Sundays, l2:35 p. m on'
xENprcsS train. oHiS-
RagGage called for aud Checked rrom bo-
tels anu RESIDENCES 10y Union Transfer 1.nuo nv
pany on orders left al ticket OFFICES SIa
pennsylvania avenue north west. New W..
avenue and FiIteenlh street ana m GenaSA A
HA u. HhEENE. CGAS. O. SCUTJ
Seh' AahaEer. Gen. Pass Ar
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FOR RENT-sUBURBxN.

FOR RENT-On the 7th st road, near
silver Springs, 20-room dwelling and
cottages; all in good condition; Bright-
wood avenue electric cars pass in front OF
the property; beautiful grounds; good
water, and the highest point in the District:
well known as the "Clagett Mansion;" an
excellent opportunity for the right party
to rent firs!-Class summer boarding place.
For terms, etc. apply to WALTER H.
ACKER, 704 18th st. NV. my3-I wk
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RECRUITS WANTED.

unmarried men, between ages of 81
and 30. citizens of the United States, Of
good character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read, and write English For
information apply, preferably by letter,
to Recruiting OFFICER. Washington Bar
racks. d. c., or Fort Myer. Va.
aQ24-tu&fritOiu30
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FOR RENT-Large. pleasant rooms in
South Brookland; good board. plenty
OF shade: five minutes ride on steam cars
to city or short walk to electric. Ad-
dress A. N. E.. Brookiand. d. c.. p. o.
my8-8t
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wANrED-PosrAGE STAMPS.

w f. NTED-For cash. all kinds OF old
United States postage and department
stamps: collections also bought Il. F.
DUNK HORST. 1905 7th ct. nv. apS-6, en- .
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'SE THE WATER PROOF AND
ELASTIC ROOF PAINT.

h Els - OLL1 hotiIy the pub
rovally bred stallion Upfoar, No I2435
for the years S SO and S97 This stallion
Will make the TWO seasons at the Seven Oak
Stock Farm, situated i'll Maryland six
miles from Washington, at SIS a season
Horses pastured and wintered at rea-
sonable rates. For infor nation cali or
ap2f- m
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

TOR RENT-Beautifui nat; furnished
or unfurnished: corner house; light and
airy. SAT Florida ave. NV. my7-3t
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BOARDING home; good
board. SIG to $50 per month. 63S
u st. sw. myS-4t
SD PER WEEK Tor excellent table
Board; convenient TO all departments;
home c0oking: 46S H st. NV. mys3t
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ron RENff4HousEs.

FoR RENr-An Iffoom brick house;
modern improvements; one and ha II
squares from Capitol: Della ware ave.
ne; ren; $a0.b0. Apply 17O4 Ore gon ave-
NV. myS-3t
FOR RENT Coloifd !fenants; reduced
rents: 143O Pierce place NV. rms,
ne. near cars. kALfGl w. LEE; 1881 F
st. my8-6t,em
r.On hENT--AT -kkbUCED RENTS:
1927 18th st. l 2 r0omS: m. h.. 5000
1928 18th st. NV; 1 rooms, IN. H.. $500
1910 @ 9Th st. NV: rooms; IN: i...;.. 40 90
1902 9th st. NV; rooms; IN. H.. 81 so
S31 Goth st.nw.; rooms: NJ. i...... 5000
At. COUMBE. I425 n. Y ave. mys-Tt
FOR RENT-BY WI. BARNES s CO.,
629 st. NV:
1722 Corcoran ST. NV. 8 T., IN. f.. $50 90
I25 LIST st.nw.. 12 r..m .i............ 1000
451 Corcoran ST NV. Ii mi. 1000
los E ST NV. Sr m i.. $3.50
81 22d st NV. r. mi .i............. $3.50
33 + st. NV. y r. m i....: 80 so
81 st. NV. r.,............... 30. 90
l32 22d st NV, r., IN. i........... 1880
135 F st ne. 8 r.mi $3.50
1910. 1914. 1918 9th st. nw., sr.,
2s3 18th st. sw. 8 r. m I.......... ESQ
GAS l. st. me-. r., M. m.i........... 90 90
1884 4th st. nw.. r., IN. hmm. 20 80
52s Tenn. ave. me-, 6 r., and stable,
5l3 9th St ne. 9 r..m. i.... 1880
20 Pa. ave. se., tflat). ...... 30
90 Florida ave. nw.. store. .... 1900
81 Fentou st. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
SUBURBAN.
Cottage, Bennings. ID. c., $500
cottage on Sheriff Road. 500
Cottages un Sheriff Road. .... 800
STABLES.
Rear 81 ID st. ne. y stalls $500
Rear 209 12th st. sw.. 2 stalls. $50
Rear or 4Gs X. l. ave. stalls. BOO
Rear OF esq Florida ave... 800
OFFICE ROOMS
baltic Building. CIpItal i,arK Building and
typographical Temple. my7-2t
FOR RENTING. 3I7 A sI. ne . rovIIIs,
modern improvements; rent, SCI. Ap-
ply No. Al A st. Sc. my6-3tem
FOR RENT-407 Sd st. sw.-NIce g.
room brick house, to good colored ten
ap4-tf
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wANTED-BoARDERs.

wANTED-BoARD
wANTED-4 boarders: gentlemen pre-
ferred, good water, new house, one
square below depot, on Railroad ave.. also.
accommodations for horses and carriages.
MRS. ANNA KERNS, Hyattsvile, Md.
myS-3t,em
transient boa rders; private baths; cen
trail location; rates moderate. sos 1-2
18th st. my6-3t ,em
w wANTED-Boar,lc nicely fur. front
rooms for gents; SO per week for
two. 1907 9th st. NV my6-3t
D-Boaders-Cool. quiet VII
lage in the mountains of Va. Address
Miss II. H. FERGUSON, Paris, Esuquier
Co., Va. my2-6t-em
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FOR SALE-Old established diuing
IooIi. ..ari,c egula run traue. prom neul
thoroughfare; low rent excellent equip
ments; snap. Address ROLAND, this Of
nee my4-Tt
FOR SALE-Cigar store. 1883 H ne.
my1-7t
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SOUTH BROWN.

Wheat harvest is about half done,
Oats and barley area complete
failure.
The early corn was ruined by Grass
hoppers, drowth and hot winds. Q
As usual the weeks rain came
just two weeks too late.
J. s. Craft lost fiue hog of about
four hundred pounds weight. last
week from sun stroke.
Mrs. Harry Hixon, who has been
sick for tie past two weeks, is slowly
recovering. g
Ed StOmbangh and Geo. Vedder
ratified the Republican nomination
for President last, Friday in the good
old republican way, and as a conse-
quences Harry Hixion has been trying
all week to get to gather the peices
OF his spring wagon. Better vote for
Teller next time Boys. UNo.
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The prosecuting of Mrs. Rathborn
for selling liquor attracted consider
able attention Saturday, and Justice
Snow found 1t necessary to take the
case tn the court house. About so
men were examined before the follow
ing jury was secured, r. Buchanan
]. L. DOnnel, J. L. Donuel Jr., Peter
Ackerman, Sam Alexander, w. c.
Keener, John Wolgomot, R. G. Fletch-
er, w. H. Gillard, Daniel Weese, Pete
Lancaster and F. n. Cole. There
were Eve counts, four for selling beer
and one for whiskey. J, Lancaster,
Charlie Lewis and brother and John
Anderson all testified to going to Mrs
Rathborns house and asking for beer
and being told that there was no beer
to be had but plenty of hop tea which
they took. Floyd Wellman testified
that he went there and bought beer for
manager of the eating house, Mr..
Cheatham. Mr.. Seiglinger testified
that he bought and paid for whisky
at that place. The speaches made by
the attorneys were very interesting.
They dealt with generalites and had
but little to say about the evidence.
After being out about four hours the
jury brought in a verdict of guilty on
three accounts. The prisoner received
the minimum sentence which was
$500 fine and 90 days in Jail. She
took an appeal to the district court
and furnished a $500 bond. This
case attracted wide spread attention
from the fact that it has been motor
ious that the law was being openly
violated here for years, the few attem-
pts made TO secure convictions have
resulted adversely to the state, and
the jointist had apparently come tt
the conclusion that they had nothing te
fear. Many of our people seem tt
confuse themselves over two proposi
tions. Shall the laws of the state bt
maintained and respected. Is th.
present prohibitory, law bene6r
cial and wise legislation. AS to til,
question OF respecting the laws of til,
state, there should be but one opinion
The foundation of society is the re
spect for law. A law may be injuri
GUS but it must not be violated ant
made = dead letter for that is tn.
entering wedge of anarchy, but It cal
at tha proper time be repealed if tn.
people see tit, aud SO while you may
think the present law "a bad one, il
you are an honest man you can moi
sit on jury when liquor sales ar,
proven and not give verdict of gull
ty. and the verdict in this case wa.
clearly justified by the. evidence.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Land Office at Dodge City Kansas June 9th
1896. Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his in
teutiOn to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the probate judge of Edwards County,
Kansas. at Kinsley, Kansas. on August sth.
1896, viz: John II. Bockh Irest. H. e. No. 11OsS
L. s. for the SRk of Sec 81. TIP. 25 S, Range 20
w. Edwards County Kanses. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of, said land,
viz: August Strowitz. of Kinsley, Edwards
County, Kans.; Edward Ceurt. Of Kinslev,
Edwards County, Kans: Jacob Gsul, OF
KinsIey, Edwards County, Kans.: George
Altering. of Kinsley. Edwards County. K ans.
81 JOHN |. LEE, Register.
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TIE INsTITUTD.

The Kinsley Normal Institute clos
cd yesterday after a. four weeks ses-
sion. The Institute has been a sue
cess in everp particular, the enroll
ment for the term being 65. Supt.
Noble has been untiring in his efforts
to make it great benefit to the tea
chers and students OF Edwards county
and may we'll feel repaid for his labor
i'll the general satisfaction given by
the Normal work. Prof. Baker, of
Dodge City, Conductor and Prof.
Thompson, of Salina, Instructor, were
the teachers employed by the county
superintendent, and as they were here
last year. the greatest praise We can
give them is to say that their work
was quite as satisfactory this year as
last. The work was Of Il practical
benefit TO everyone, in reviewing the
lines of study in the common branches
and preparing the way in the higher
studies for teachers who have not the
means for completing All education in
the higher branches.
The students have worked hard,
and each one will 30 into the school
room this winter refreshed and streng-
thened for the work, by the ideas OF
others for they all have the san .
problems to struggle with. Nothing
is so important in our commonwealth
as the discipline and instruction of
our children, and surely both teachers
aud pupils will be helped by discus
Sion and criticism Of different methods.
No teacher is too we'll educated to
dispense with Institutes for by that
only can you keep in touch with the
work of teaching. So we commend
the Institute i'll every particular feel
ing that its good results reach the
whole county.
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The Hutch inson News says: 1.-THE
Knsiey school house. is to be scrub
bed every two weeks" We don't
know why mushroom town like
Hutchinson should refer to Kinsley as
having only one school house-jealOusy
We suppose. Our school buildings are
as fine as any in the state, our school
BOARD as tine rs y in the state. and
they have given us a corps of teachers
rs fine as any in the state. Now will
the Hutchinson News please be lit.
tie careful about turning mp its nose
at Kinsley's schools id any way what.
ever. All you have down tl,sre il
Cow creek ard salt and you needn't
he So puffed mp. %
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Woril's Faar Highest Medal and Dipl0na.
GOLD AT CRIPPLE CREEK.

IOLU Al SNlFfIC SNEEN.
The Best Way to Get There is Over
the Santa Fe Route.
The fabulously rich gold mining
district OF Cripple Creek, Colorado, is
attracting hundreds of people. BY
spring the rush bids fair to be enOr-
nous. That there is an abundance OF
gold there is demonstrated beyond
doubt. Fortunes are being rapidly
made.
To reach Cripple Creek, take the
Santa Fe route, the only standard
gauge line direct to the camp. Through
Pullman sleepers and chair cars. The
Santa Fe lands you right in the heart
of Cripple Greek.
Inquire of nearest ticket agent, o.
address G. T. Nicholson, 6. P. A.,
A. T. & s. F. Ry, Monadnock Block
Chicago. O
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When Senator ThurstOn said that
he was in favor of s'free coinage of
American muscle" he gave expression
to the basic principle oe the republican
party, which is, willing that the prod
ucer shall work for nothing, that
they may profit there by and be able
to take to themselves the name of
philanthropist for doing to the lab
Ufer the pittance necessary to sustain
life. while they keep 80 per cent Of the
products of his work.
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NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures;

NOTICE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, G
Edwards County. State OF Kansas, SIS. In
the matter of the estate OF Grace D. Elliott,
minor heir at law Of Joseph N. Elliott deceas-
ed. Notice is hereby given that on the 9th
day Of June, A. D. 1895. the undersisnsa was
by the Probate Court of Edwards county,
state Of Kansas. duly appointed and qualified
of the pesron and estate of Grace D. Rlliott
minor heir at law of Joseph N. Elliott de-
ceased. All parties interested, and especi-
ally said minor heir take notice. that there
is q petition on fle in the Probate Court Of
said County, to sell reslestate, which will be
etanted hearing on Monday the 9th day of
July A D. 1926. Ida StClair.
26 Guardian
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1t is said that j. Rowland Hill the,
Episcopal minister formerly III charge
at Hutchinson, is to he married to Il
daughter of Col. NJ. NJ. Murdoch.
editor Of the Wichita Eagle. Mr.
Hill organized 1.-THE Daughters of the
King III this city, aud has many
acquaintances here who will feel more
or less interested in this announce
ment.-Op.ic.
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NOTICE.

Regular July session of the Board Of County
Commissioners. Notice Is hereby given that
the Board Of County Commis sioners Of Ed.
wards County. Kansas. will mcet in regular
session at the County Clerk Office, in Kins-
ley. on Monday. July q. 1896, at 30 p. m q
which time business will be taken up in he
following order:
Monday and tuesday. July and I. Bills
allowed.
Wednesday, July 8. Edward G. Thorwirth
Daniel Kinsley and J. 8. Fletcher roads, and
miscellaneous business.
Witness my hand. this 9Th day OF June, 1875.
ALBERT F. ADERHOLD,
County Clerk.
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Governor Morrill, has stirred up I'll

Governor Morrill, has stirred up the
St.te Journal by interfering in the
case Of Nick Chiles who was fired a.
jail caterer, by the police commission
ers Of Topeka, for furnishing bad food tc
prisoners. Chiles marslialled crowd
of his friends and interviewed the
Governor, who reversed the board.
The Journal should have learned by
this time that there is nothing toe
small for the present administration.
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KfNsLEY EDWARDS COUNTY. g. 1896

PEELED, by Iublic opinion which is ais
resdy much Influenced against us, to
declare war against the U. 5. Mean
while Gen. Fitz Lee is in diplomatic
hot water. He wrote a letter contain
ing very decided opinions to a relative
who made the mistake of showing it
to a. newspaper man. Consequently
the Spanish minister wants his official
scalp.
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CHURCa NoTICE.

Services will be held as follows
every Sunday, except the second Sun.
day in each month. unless otherwise
noted. All Saints chnrch, Kinsley,
Evening Prayer and sermon in the
K. P. Hall, 9Th street at $50 p. m
Church of the Nativity Lewis, Sunday
School 10 q. M. Morning Service and
Sermon IL Il. m. Course of Sermon
now in progress on "The Church Cate
chism" 1.-THE Church, The Prayes
Book" addressed especially to the
unconfirmed. Everyone codialled in.
vited. Rev. Henry c.. Parkman, Rec
tor.
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Mrs. Rhode Noah, of this place.
was taken in the night with cramp-
ing pains and the next day diarrh Oea
set in. She took half bottle of
blackberry cordial hut got no relief.
She then sent to me to see if had
anything that would help her. I sent
Eer bottle If Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Dia"rhnca Remedy and
the first dose relleved her. Another
OF our nelghbors had been sick fOI
about - week and had tried different
remedies for dairrhoea but kept get
ting worse. 1 sent him this same
remedy. Only four doses OF 1t was
required to cure him. He says Inc
owes ms recovery to this wonderful.
remedy.-Mrs. Mary Sibley. Sidney,
Mich. For Sale 10y Porter i Co.
Druggists.
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The Santa Fe will run special
train to Hutchinson July 4th via. the
branch. to leave Kinsley at 6 :S5 =. m.
Kins!ey passengers shofild return Oh
regular trains as the special will
return rs far as Garfield only
by way of the main line.
Rates will be one fare: for the ronnd
trip. Tickets IN sale July 8 and 4
Final return limit July 9th.
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A carpet has been taken from the
State house and after diligent search
it is finally located in sections in the
houses Of employees who weakly claim
that q man who is now dead let them
have it and they we're to pay for it
when the proper officers should name
the price. Truly this is business
admins .ratIon to be proud of.
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After all the talk of the reform ad-
ministration of E. n. Morrill,, the
party is afraid TO renominate him.
They say it would endsnger the state
and congressional ticket If he be placed
on the ticket again.
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:. Quite a number of the editors Of re-
publican papers in this state have AL
ready announced that they can not
support Mckinley on the financial
plank adopted ut St. Louis.
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NOTICE eoR pEa11cAs1o

NOTICE FOR PCBLICAsION
Timber culture proof, Us. Land once.
hereby given that Simon Smuh has filed
notice OF his intention to make final proof
before the Probate Judge OF Edwards county
Kansas. al his office In Kinsley. Kansas. on
the 18th day of July 1896, on timber culture
application No. 6Sea L. 8. for Lots 1 and 2 and
the 81 OF the ne4 of sec No. 4. in Township 25
= Range Is W, He names as witnesses:
Marion A. Eckels, of Lewis. Kansas. John w :.
Hanson. William: f. Pierce. Benjamin F.
Pierce, al OF Kinsley, Kansas.
III Jno. I. Lee
90 Register
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Judge Peters is out as candidate
for governor ag inst Morrill,. After
posing rs a friend Of the governor, he
now says the best interests # the party
demand that he De Il candidate. The
judge should hire all the rest of the
fellows to stand OH the other side To
keep things from tipping over while
lie walks into the guberrlatOrial chair.
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Old People.

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and Alternative. 1t acts mildly on the
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and giving tone to the organs thereby
aiding Nature in the performance OF
The functions. Electric Bitters is an
excsllent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old people find 1t just exactly what
thev ueed. Price fifty cents and 81. 90
per bottle at Porter & Cos Drug Store.