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drawn his name from this contest, am in- structed by the majority of the delegates from Texas to cast the votes of that state for Will liam J. Bryan"
 After a number of other changes to Bryan had been made the chairman put the motion of Senator Turpie, Of Indiana, to make the nomination unanimous, and declared the vote carried
 The result of the fifth ballot was not an- nounced, but the unofficial figures are: Bland, 13: Bryan, 624; Pattison, 95: Stevenson, G.. Hill, l. not voting, l62.
 When quiet was restored, the chair an nounced recess would be taken until eight o'clock in the evening.
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 CHICAGO, July 10.-At the night session of the convention, in the presence Of fully 25,0Oo people, Hon William Jennings Bryan, of Ne- braska, was placed in nomination by H. T. Lewis, of Georgia, and seconded by w. C. Klutz, of North Carolina: George r. Williams. of Massachusetts, and Thomas J. Kernau of Louisiana. Although the demonstration was confined largely to the galleries, it looked as If the favorite, Bland, had fallen back into the ruck, hopeessly beaten.
 Senator Vest placed the Missourian in nomi- nation and David Overmyer, of Kansas, sec- onded the nomination.
 The name of Gov. Claude Matthews, of Indi- ana, was presented by Senator Turpie, of lndi- ana. and seconded by Delegate Trippett.
 Fred White of Iowa, placed Boies in nomi- nation. and the Waterloo statesman owed magnificent ovation to the enthusiasm Of Miss Winnie Murray. young woman from Nashua Ia.. who led the Boies demonstration. as Mrs Carson Lake did the Blaine demonstration at Minneapolis four years ago.
 Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky, was placed in nomination by John s. Rhea, brilliant Kentucky orator, and seconded by Gen. St Clair. of West Virginia: W. w. Foote. of Cali fornia. and Mclean, cf Ohio, by Delegate Pat rick of the Buckeye soAte.
 The convention adjourned until to-day.
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SHORT EVENING SESSION.
The Convention Met for 25 Minutes Thel
 Adjourned Till Saturday Morning.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The crowds stormed the Coliseum last night Tn anticipation of another oratorical display such as they listened to Thursday night They were doomed to disap- pointment, as the leaders had decided after consultation not to proceed with the nomina- tion of vice president. But. all unconscious of their determination, the public pushed on to their places in the galleries. They cheered and shouted while the band played
 At 8:53, Chairman White by dint of much rapping, managed to bring the convention to order. After making formal announcement, Gen. Bragg. of Wisconsin, appeared on the
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Ex.conrrs.smsn Hurd Dead.

TOLEDO. O., July Il. Hon. Frank II. Hurd, ex.congressman, lawyer and one of the most prominent democrats in Ohio died yesterday in this city after an illness of five days. The immediate cause o: death was apoplexy.
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OPENING SESSION.
prelininary Work of the National
 Democratic Convention.
x.,,onal Committee Nominates Senator p,y,d F. Hill for Chairman, but silver Men Turn Him Down and Elect
 senator John w. Daniel

Cu1rAGo, July s-The democratic ,otiopal convention met at noon yes- ,srda,.. and was in session nearly five Sonrs, Twenty-seven members of the national committee recommended Sem ,,ny David B. Hill, of New York, for ,emporary chairman. Twenty-three ,nembers recommended Senator John " Daniel, of Virginia.
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TO CALL A CONVENTION.
Illinois Gold Democrats So Decide In
 Meeting Last Night

Meeting Last Night
 CHICAGO. July Il.-At meeting of the state executive committee of the gold money de- mocracy of Illinois, held at the Rchelieu hotsl in Chicago last evening. a resolution wac adopted in favor of the calling of national convention of the democratic party of the
 United States for the purpose of nominating . democratic candidate for the offlce of president and vice president upon a democratic platform. To that end the advice and cooperation of the sound money democrats of the other ststes of the union are invited.
 It was resolved that the chairman of tho sound money organization of Illinois be di- rected to appoint committee to prepare an | address to the democrats of the United States stating the grounds and reason for putting . national democratic ticket in the field. Six delegates from Texas to the national demo- cratic convention were present and adopted . resolution indOrsing the action of the 1llinotA sound money democrats.
 The first state convention of the
 union bimetallic party of Oregon was
 held at McMinnville on the 10th, A
 full set of delegates was elected to the
 national bimetallic, Convention at St
 Louis July D. Instructions for Senar
 tor Teller were voted down.
 Col. James r. How, formerly vice president and general manager of tho l Wabash railroad, died at S. .ouis oA
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-01-17

The Santa Fee r. r. having refused
to pay their assessment for tire-guards
and delinquent taxes, County AttOf-
ney Dyer on Tuesday issued an attach
meot and placed 1t il the hands Of
Sheriff Heath who Immediately mott
lied the agent of the road that the
taxes must be settled at once, or lie
would take possession of sufficient
property to satisfy the attachment.
The attorneys for the road notified
Mr.. Heath at once, that it would not
be necessary to attach, as they would
bring suit at once to test the question
at issue.
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Mrs. Vandivert gave Il fad party
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
the seth anniversary of the Judges
first appearance. Tstum was easily
the fadest one of the guests. (See him
for explanation Refreshments, cards,
and good company made the time pass
both pleasantly and proftably, until
the small hours admonished the guests
that all good things must come. to an
-
end.
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Electric Bitters Is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps uiore gen.
orally needed when the liver is torpid
and Alternative is felt. A prompt use
of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine will act more surely i'm
counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache,
indigestion, constipation, dizziness
yield to Electric Ijitters. SOC and 81
per bottle ut Porter's drug store.
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IAN Earthquake at Lewis. Monday Evening. jan
uary ~. 300.

uary ~. 300.
The sky was clear, the stars were bright,
The southern breeze refreshing:
All nature filed with pesce and love,
Each heart with richest blessing.
When IN our midsr, chaos rose,
Our town was in commotion;
The friends from far and near had come
To show forth their devotion
To loved ones here who soon will leave
To make their home elsewhere.
We planned TO take them by surprise.
And fill their home with cheer.
So when tn appointed time arrived,
We all fell into lire,
And slowly marched up through the street,
While our hearts were beating time.
Twas then the earth began to quake,
With the tread OF many feet,
As we onward went with anxious longing
To enjoy the evenings treat.
That treat was given US at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Duffy, who
were undoubtedly taken by surprise,
but received their guests in their
usual friendly and hospltable manner.
Mr.. Duffy and family have been with
us for over three years, during which
time Mr.. Duffy has been station agent
at tits point. They have won the
esteem and respect of the entire
neighbOrhOod. For any one not to
enjoy their company and friendship,
is equivalent to admitting that he is
heartless and has 10 appreciation of
kindness. Everywhere and under all
circumstances they have shown their
kindness, which extends not only to {,
few, but to the entire community.
Their friends assembled thinking to
prove to them in some measure the
high esteem in which they are held.
About seveuty-hve guests were pres
ent, and some were unfortunately
detained by sickness. MI. and Mrs.
Duffy were presented with very
handsome banquet lamp, Mr.. f. p
Smith delivering an appropriate ad.
dress in behalf of the guests. Mr.
Duffy responded with words of feeling
and deepest appreciation.
That our friendship was real, GU;
lives earnest, and our affections sin.
cere, was demonstrated by the eyes
that were bedimmed with tears anG
the hearts that were saddened ut the
thought of parting.
We afterward enjoyed some light
refreshments and spent the evening il
social conversation and games. There
was but one who WAS conspicuous by
his absence, and he was honored b,
acting out his name i'm c,araGe. A.
Il late hour we babe one and al
''Good-night," declaring very enjoy.
! able evening spent.
Dear friends, we grieve to haye you go,
We part from you in tears;
But let our love forever flow
| Through all the coming years.
| We wish you joy, we wish You peace,
! Yea, all things rich and blest;
Where eer you go, what cer bctide,
| May blessings you rest.
\ Friend.
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\ FRIEND.
On January 2sth

On January 2Sth
AT the opera house, i'll KinSley, under
the auspices of the Modern WoodmeD,
G. G. FOntana and wife and Miss
Grace Eden, vii! give their wonderful
exhibition of the hidden forces The
Little Rock Gazette, speaking Of the
entertainment, says:
The most wonderful and interesting
entertainments ever given i'll this city
have been drawing crowded houses,
Increasing nightly AL this week. Inter
est vi those who Witnessed the per-
fOrmanceS increased each night, and
the question still is, how and by what
mysterious force was it all done? We
will not attempt to advance any theo-
~ of our own in explanation for the
simple reason that we have none. but
simply report facts as witnessed 10y all
present. Prof. FOnta1la invites vol
unteels from the audience for hypno-
tism and assumes such control over
about One-third of those who respond
that they seem to act and think en-
tirely according to the will Of Prof.
FOntana. A number of prominent
physicians have been called upOu til.
stage each evening To examine and
investigate this phenomenon and one
and all pronounce it genuine. His
lady assistant who weighs about nine
ty pounds cannot be lifted from the
floor by eight men, nor can Il row of
men behind her exerting full strength
produce pressure enough to move her.
while on the other hand she lifts with
perfect ease eight of the heaviest of
the committee with one hand, and
carries them across the stage
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DODGE JONES

Wishes to inform the citizens of Ed
wards county that he has bought the
restaurant business next to the har-
ness shop, ana has added to the stock
and is prepared Ia furnish frst-class
meals, and candies, cigars, etc. ut
the very lowest prices. Give him a
Call
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The EpwOrth League elected officers
for the ensuing six months as follows
President, Frances Wells;
1st V. p, Mrs. Frank Cole;
I'd V. p, Myrtle Rapp;
Sd V. p, Nellie Taylor;
4th V. p, Eva Taylor;
Secretary, Henry Andrews;
Treasurer, Harry Schnatterly;
Junior Supt., Maud Stevens.
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Do not forget that Mrs. Slingerland,
Kinsley's leading millIner, has all the
fashionable styles in winter hats and
is constantly receiving new goods di-
rect from Chicago. PIices always
reasonable.
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wv NTED:-Several Trustworthy
w gentlemen OF ladies to travel In
Kansas for established, reliable house.
Salary $3.50 and expenses. Steady
position. Enclose reference and self
addressed, stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company, Third floor, Oma
ha Bldg. Chicago.
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Franklin Item

Mr.. Tom Digger gave ''taffy
pulling" at the residence of Mr.. James
mccarthy one night last week, which
was attended by quite number of
ladies and gentlemen. All had "A fine
time, especially the host, who got his
hair entangled i'm the sweetness and
had to have it shingled.
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Rev. Martin, who has lately been
holding Il series o. very successful
meetings in Dodge City, began his
meetings here Wednesday evening. If
all reports are true, the sinners in this
city had better hide out, OF they will
be rOped into the fold before they
know hat is going on.
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Mrs. Slingerland is making = spe-
cialty of children's hats and caps of
all kinds. By buying at millinery
establishment you will be sure to get
something good and stylish.
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We have very large invoice of
shoes manufactured for our spring
trade, and in order to make room.
HAVE AGAIN REDUCED PRICES on our
shoe stock. You must be blind if
they do not prove bargains now. Come
ere too late. MARSH & BIDWELL.
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Spiegle has lately invoiced and finds
that he has more goods than lie
thought he had, and so can afford to
sell still lower. His prices are out of
sight, they are so low.
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L. c. Geer ami wife drove to Dodge
City, Tuesday. Mrs. Geer will visit
their son Harry for week. Mr.. Geer
returned on the evening train.
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VIM. Gordley ruptured II blood YES
sci in his threat back of the soft pal.
ate, last Saturday, and came very
near pleading to death before Doctors
Alexander and. Pearson succeeded i'll
stopping the flow of blood, at the last
accounts he was improving.
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A delegation from Dodge City will
be in attendance at the revival meet
ing on next Tuesday evening. A car
has been chartered and they will come
in on No. 9, returning on the ITO
a. m. train. There will be about one
hundred i'm the delegation.
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Marsh & Bidwell are not using
WIND and gas, to make business, but
they simply go to work and make
prices, and treat their friends with
kindness, and the result is business
goes on smoothly.
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rs true to God acIo's true to man;

He's true to God WhO'S true to man;
Wherever qc1Ong Is done
10 the hunablest and the aceakest, 'aedtl
The all Jetolding sun,
That so,ong is also done to us,
And they are slaves most base
Whose lore of right as tor themselves
And not for all their race.
y. Russell LOaoeU.
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After the holidays business is usually
very quiet. We intend to make husi-
ness by Offering such bargains in every
thing that will make things hum. In
vestigate. MARSH Il BIDWELL.
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WiAt,ms and Boyer returned Friday
from theiS trip to lie eastern pAt Of
che stale, withou: having accumulated
any real e:tate. What they would
Dave they could not get, aud what
They could get they would not have.
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1t is all a mistake to go away from
home to seek bargains. You will al
ways find Marsh & Bidwell willing
and ready to help you in these close
times. Don't be bashful. Call and
see them.
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ghe. Epworth League meets every
Sunday night, at Z o'clock in the NJ.
Z. church. Subject for next Sunday:
gersistepcs in prayer, Luke II, 5-1s;
Is, IL.
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John Spith and wife started Thurs
day on a drive across country to visit
Il bIother-in-law in Wallace county:
they will be absent about two weeks,
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Some malicious person shot August
Sire's lister CAN full of holes, last
week. August says he is onto the
party all right.
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MARSH & BIDWELL.

Charlie Cook entered Dodge Jones'
restaurant through the side window,
last night about 10 O'Clock. She Eff
Heath was on the watch ard arrested
him before he had time to fill his sack.
He now l:,nguishes i'll the. county
haStilp
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We have assorted all our odds and
ends and are Offering them at aston
ishingly low prices to clean up. See
'em before all gone.
MARSH s. BIDWELL.
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Mayor Carter has removed the old
cOrrall which has been standing On
9Th street fo- so long to the detriment
of the good looks of our fair city.
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You can paper II room 12X14, fee
high. for 50 cents, in new paper.
See M. DeTar.
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The concert given by the Chicago
Lady Quartette, Wednesday evening,
delighted the audience. All of the
ladies are fine singers, and their work
shows great care i'll the selection and
preparation of their program.
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1 don't advertise to sell, at cost. as
1 am selling many things for even less.
Call aud Will convince you.
F. SPIEGLE.
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Or. W. l.. Coleman will be at the
Alamo on the 9Th and 9TH of each
month. Specially - Bright's disease
and Catarrh.
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VIM. Watson arrived from Browns
vile, Texas. last Saturday night. He
has been engaged in making sugar
down there.
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The Woodmen OF this county will
give grand ball on the evening OF
FEBRUARY 2lst, save your pennies and
get ready for good time.
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Heath and Donovan did not get
their man from Gray county, as the
officers there wanted too much money
for him.
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Elmer Richardson has been on the
sick list, but is able to be around
again.
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Fir. AdeIhOld has been locked out
of his vault this week, owing to an
unfortunate combination of circum-
stances.
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Dress goods are reduced in prices to
such aa extent, our friends are laying
in = good supply while the special sale
lasts. MARSH s. BIDwELL.
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Don't forget that DIR. Simpson will
be at the Alamo from Jan. Goth to
Goth, prepared to do your dental work.
Give him call.
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For sale OF trade fOI cattle. The
good will and furniture of the Alamo
house +. CLARK, Prop.
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n. NJ. Merryman went to Offerle,
Tuesday, after piano that he had
purchased from Mrs. WllkersOn.
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Best prices for poultry in Edwards
county, at w. j. Peck's, Lewis. Re-
ceived Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Jack WilkerSOn shipped Il carload
Of stock from Lewis to Kansas City,
Tuesday.
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Clearance sale in every department
to make room for spring goods at
MARSH & BIDWELL
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VIM. Shadwell shipped carload
of stock from Belpre to Kansas City,
Tuesday.
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Mr.. Hilbish has succeeded Mr..
Duffy as agent at Lewis.
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The presiding elder preached at th'
NJ. E. church last Sunday evening.
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W. j. Peck, of Lewis, was doing
business in our city Monday. He
reports business good at Lewis.
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Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Congregational church every Sunday
evening at $50. Subject for Jan. 10:
Secrets of strong lives. Luke Z, 49,
90
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d. M. Lewis went to Kansas Cit,
with carload of hogs, Tuesday.
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The whist club met with Mrs,
Tatum last evening and everything
passed off tremendously, notwitllstand-
ing this leap year new woman busi-
ness. Mr.. Tatum was very becom-
ingly dressed in lace cap, white apron,
and necktie la Chicago Lady Quar-
tette; in waiting OH the table I've
acquitted himself very creditably.
only being caught once eating things
that he was supposed to pass to the
guests. If the legislature meets in
March, ali effort will be made to
woman and elongate their costumes al
both ends so as to suit all cases.
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w. j. Duffy has been relieved as
station agent at Lewis. He will quit
the road and 60 to farming.
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Call at Nelson Il Ditus' art gallery,
for best photos at reasonable prices.
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Will be in Kinsley from Ja1uary
Goth to 25th prepared to do all kinds
of dental work. q. H. SIMPSON.
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County Supt. Noble was visiting in
st John last FRIDAY.
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If you have any hogs to sell SEE
Mack Lewis, at Lewis Kansas.
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Since our second reduction in boots
and shoes, people cannot say too much
in praise of our exceedingly low prices.
Our OvercoHts and clGaks are in same
slaughter sale.
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AS we go to press it is reported thai
Mr.. Gordley has had relapse.
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Charlie Falk and son John are III K
c. this week attending the meeting of
the agricultural implement dealers.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Villa
ms, a son, OH Jan. 14th. All doing
well.
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Charlie houston went to Kansas
City, Tuesday.
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Genial but noisy, his name is Prizes
thy and lie has gone to Dodge City t
whOop it up for the Santa Fe.
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LOCAL ITEMS:

Dolls, dolls, DOLLS. NJ. DETAI.
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Full line of picture frames at Frank
Coles, cheap.
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Public Examination.
The first quarterly examination for
teachers certificates will be held at
the court house in Kinsley, January
25, 1896. beginning at a. m.
II. J. NOBLE,
County Superintendent.
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Harry Barker left for Missouri yes
terday morning, and my dog came
home the same day.
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Miss Emma Boettcher started for
Kansas City this morning, where she
will attend school.
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r. E. Edwards is moving a house
from the city to his farm, just north
of the r. r. bridge.