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Evening star., 1897-03-20

destiny Cncistu-bei by the Intervention OF
inGividua.s. and Il IS in the chastened and
EJ-y minded appreciation of this sinister
premrniticn :hat men Of the height of
Emile Hcla. Jules Lemaitre. PuvIs de Chav-
a'ass. GUslaye Larr1unet. Jules Clareti1.
HtIri dc RosHicr ami Carolus-Duran are
laying ASIDE the works for which an I'M
patient world knows hardly how TO wait
to CocSecrItr no iucorsderahe portion OF
thsir HiS.-pricsd intellect not to any revo-
.U--cf aEy projects. bu; to rICdes;-but firm
- NIpSit;9ns Of the results OF their own
Evening star., 1897-03-20

last century, was originally intended for
men. buy for-women,, During the French
revolution women wore these high-reach-
ing novelties. with or without adornment.
On the 18th Of July. 17I Charlotte Corday
stabbed TO death Narat. the friend of The
people who was asking for 5tp.OGo more
heads TO fall under the guilotine. She
wore for the occasion high hat slightly
coniCal in form, as may be seen in the
designs of the times
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Napoleon Was the First.

The reason why Parsians have talked Of
this year as the centenary of the high hat
really com6s to them from London. On
the 18th January, 1T97 Mr.. John Harling-
ton walked down the Strand with a high
hat. which seemed so strange to the people
that they mobbed him. In reality, the
Evening star., 1897-03-20
The Important Question Which is
Agitating French Gentlemen.
EVOLUTION OF The BEAVER
How'll is Regarded by the Chief of
the SymboIist Poets.
TALL HATS FOR WOMEN

C.rT,.sp"n.ieIce OF The Evening Star.
PARIS March - 1897.
Evening star., 1897-03-20
Perquisites Which Members Of Con-
gress Receive.
WELCOME ADDITIONS TO THEIR PAY
Senate More Costly Body Than
the House.
APPOINTING SECRETARIES
Written for The Evening Star.

~OvETOUS EYES IN
Il all parts of the land
Ware glaring toward
Evening star., 1897-03-20

Statistics show that there are about four
employees in the Senate to every senator.
The Sepate's eatravagance. compared with
that OF the House, has long been pro-
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16
3unoer Sogn, Nimgerifc.

Yen l2te SUM 1897.
"a 0aaroannen fom lpm isr nelot lent
iuar; men iaa bar ri til @icngiGlO bOp: Ct
p~ppcrliot @eir Den iiOite 6alpoel al Yai %
De iprite Gage / SUM, inotil ben lite 9inties
bag Ittoc ct brat Smila8 | Scnperdturtn
meO NorocuuinO og iolpt @cir. Sua mango
Suriiter % 2Ditrsiieuoe icm iaar bar otl
iicloen beisst &tngeriis % SDncios / Ytnts
ten; peri6lanot bar Der pGrct en- Stl-6ptlts
fer - Samrr % Strrsr. ri bar 6 9G9er
{ 6sucios; be 3 al BEN, iUm CT ungc ~irafti9t
Golt, % ligeina Den rciioerenot Sapellun tom
p0laa bpr Sentiosl bcnDtter MI / Cont
mertioen nuittn itaoig line 6DcIcr bdaoe paa
torters % lGn0ere 5lre. vi bar ~iorretten
her gp0oen Ell Gptliit - Stuoelt % earoz
bru9sfanoioat Sluf Berg, iom, mrOtrs bnn
bospe / Gbriitiania for at %ituoere, gioroe Ig
iipcu bcrpmt iom @elocipecrDtter ! Stanots
napien. Sau iog Den Nanoinaoifc Wtefters
nobgpris pau 0elocipeobanm peo Strbsrot,
| HGrh. Gbriitionia, % laa ofts, lont ban
tunot tpmmt afitep, iartsoe ban dfitco til
Sperige % Saurnort % oanot en- bel NPaslt
Qrrmter, otriblanot iprrt mango life 9rrs
misr. Su ban par irroig m.o fine Stitoicr,
opboloi ban fia en- Sio Gn9laro, bpor ban
traiueoe a~loorlia % orrp bet osiaa Der til, at
ban ptO GapriOt tom op blanot be fsrite |
9rrmitpinOernes @Gttts. 0an bar mi for
en- 4 a ) glar iocr iiuttct iom Vrofcsiipnii;
pcrinlco oriuer ban Sportsn meo 2Dit %
Sper pad 2anOeositns. Set brnotr life iaa
iitlotn, at 6ptliittr fra Srammcn, 6britia'
mia Ga Rin0trite letter SportstGpns pna
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16
Drfr, Tom hlnr Itn.

Ylau ir lite iau iielocn 6eite i1ubbe oa flo 6uIsn ueb at
iatte ben MOB st euer anoet o9 iaa auOe ben oerimob. 7snne
Suit til at 1tubbe Jig mob %e6ierosr, SrGr eler l~igusuoe tommer
ofte oerai. at De iioer al Wtart Ulopen, 90 oenne tan man
slminoeIigbeo befri benz Tor paa iOlgenoe Wtoaoe:
@ait og inoenlo miuoit 2 eSau8e ON llseu rem iaotalote
Runtpetunse ira neosrit til Gpcrit meo itrrf Gooitr, o9 sjO
Sefen inmmen meo Den "5eeo", ben iaar, en- lioeu 8ortion
int ~opIaareu 3cbat Oct nil osiaa uGre en- 900 Gina at
ipisrs ct Stptte Fluatobat fat ct Sierne al 6obrlngstasien.
iaa 6efsu, uaar ben timber for eoot. tan bioe o. auaue oerpan.
2obat itol oct Dele tdest pGre ct iortruItat pliooeI moo De
iaatalote Mantarmp Crne.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16

I'll gamIs atOtisrn 3craer Rpaalo suer
Dttoboe Raj iea bilis iaa biertslia ira mana,
al bans iutoums stoisbsrn; B, mtnoss batu
rnso 3cf Os 5roer. iii ertmptl: ira
anit psttritn, saluor girrnicu o. to 81
fsnO ira attic. 8asnbilO, iom tr Gift iii
Gtosborg % Scrleii iom MI iiente hos ri.
faro afie eler 0onme.
Sec BAR bib, % iua mango admls ,solt / ct
Gus CT life oite at trGiit. GiiarD bar taott
til fig garlle Tur Statter, nur iii Sotonc
laa bar ban TO Ssitrc, Tom bar tient hos
BAN BEN enc 10 os Den onOen / nrrpaa 80
aar. Sc bsooer Wursit % Gro Clapso.
Saa rar Der Sarge aanunosoatter, tom boO.
De pastel % pleiet gamle 9ari 6omme me-
oens bun par ipa. enoDiorre; anqer 5on.
ming neO tire inau Born; bun cr gift meo
5clef gisruliisn 3rstte.
Ill @unbilO 6. 0antprit og btnoes BRO
Der ineo 6onilie Hal jes bilie. Seq bar puo
Saatpstt og beieBtc oine 6OrGlors. Sc cr
trifte og frifc. Seq blep qpot ~tratttret mco
Mao og 1ritte: ipiits oeilig nbiifet aure
oppe | "2)piitoga", Den bu Uil minoes! 9ror
bin og 6uitri er osiaa iriiie; bar nu ire
fogrc gsrn. S9iuu bin Srier iom Dor pdd
Storbat, leber pel. Sc bplot netop paa at
bDgoe ME llobuie Der. "a, fra ale eoers
Stplofolt ful0e ies billie, men met fra aamlc
0unbilo % Rnut, % snits cocr oel at lept!
Seq bar life iGroig til at relic fra 2aur,
ooi for Grcoag Gftsrmiooa0, % pa bapos
leg tGnit mig til at beisge Mar9tt 9. gsum,
ION MI bor puu 2aurbii. Den Rpfbpien par
oper iii 9onoutslio % Tom life igier isr hi
iuu Sampiibet. Seq beitrmte mig od til at
gaa meO bette bent til 3alen. Set bar Sus
rift Stibst "Snlano@, os Der traf ies noale
uf Giosbora: Gagnbilo 6augebu Murs
CRETE 81. Glcioe - Glup g. aiprtieoalen -
Gnne @iuolals meo en- Satter. Sisie TO
buOOe Orret / ameritn, Dime % benoes Ntano
croo0 to 8an0e. Sc FAB mig billie @euner
bnoOc / Ninnciota % Noro Sotota.
Sg iua i~ortalte be MIG cnoel RDbcoer fra
Giosboro. Site er: Clan .. NumoulstOcis
ten men War0it 9. Jtue - Nsluf Smetoeit,
0inic, mcO Sarge Gunrarsouttcr Namoal.
Csnuno 8. ginuoal flbttst til gnte ass
9itrb @i. Naie, Wo - @iermunb 81. oats
sebu meO Gunbisrg Z. 5urteoulen - 0als
Dor llpprann, Stuiie meo @unbilO Sorso.
0ilOulcn - Smut Neriiou 9aurOal ntco
Or; M;srusN,.+r
Ser cr opiut npt StoIebus paa Sisrubauq
/ Gipsborg.
5 @aar bolotes confirmation / Chs
bur0s Girte; net bar life benot | Wanos
Winoc, for bar Observation-Disclosures mdatttt
til oppcos Rirten i 2uuroul for at tomiirs
meres.
@oa Roousoiuo iGttsr DC cp ct tibet mi
Sotsl. Set er Clpp Namoal / 2auroal
iom bar iaart Sheen til bet og bctoiter bet,
Get pil F~tterlig SIRE 2pitc: Der irroes Ell
WGnooe 5uriittr for at ie en- at Selemar'
TENS itprfte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9. RDr'
iicoalm arbciorr men pua 0Otcllct, iomt Ituio'
barre iuroigt til Suriit SGioners Se9Dns
belle / SUM-.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16

sos
at bcoore 6rnot oa Der, iaa man tan baue benz til ale aors'
hoer, 90 Der Ial siusS noele foa Sint ont, b~uorleoes Slcn'
mer ian e~ooeioreS for ben Slaas Brig.
8lommerne porer pilot bette 2ano, % paa enfelte Stes
Der ioooon MGnsoe, at man meset billist fan iafie ie Ell
Saibel eIer to, 90 innoe % peIimo9enbe er De, iaairentt be
o~pbtpores eler tilaues paa ben rette Wiaabe.
g4aor be taseS al Erect Dor De inarere pare minore moonc
emo opermooue, belt bog iaa, at bet ct ~beba8eli9t at ipiie
Dem, netop iom De pluttes al 2rret.
5ao torres De meo ct SIaos, % bluer Oerueo rene os
~8luOeuoe.
6or bpert Vunb Slontrer taoes omtrent Z Qino lpic'
CULT Suffer. 7ette to9es til en- Sirup ionrmen meo 3 eacr 4
S~oti,iteer COB os rem GOoite os Ell spiieile 9ano eler hot
opr.
goor oenne Strip er toet farois, fploer man Slommerne
Zoe Stentrufer, buori De Hal Iagges neo, o. iao b9loeS ben
oor benz. Susr Gas, eueons ON Gaeen bellies iaa SnoboIs
yet al Ell Srutte ouer en- anoen, os iaa nloa oct oicres 8
a'r 4 Gage, forat iaa saiten blanbet iepnt.
yoar iaa er fleet, toses SIcmmerne en- balp Zines 9ib,
% ocruait files be al sienrem ct 7grilae eler en- Gil.
arutteu fploes oern9it meo SIomnier, men omtrent
ballot, Saiten toees ianlmen meo aaueI Cinnamon o. gsl'
Ntr (Clovesl 90 baIoes iaa parm ionl ben sr ousr Slou'
m'rne. Cuer arutten laeoss pa inotI naite Sag ct lott %
let 5ptte 9pi eler ct Vapir. Saa o~perbinbes ben meo Ell
eoo S%uineblare, eQer Nlanoel peraf meb ct aoot Gag al
Ywir.
Ser fan 10 bruees en- minore Spautitet al Suffer, men iaa
'0er Der ba oeiaa iaa mcset minore SIowme' Sirup.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16

BAIL" Oct tunos 6li iau m,gst at Iise
benz osiaa.
Sl1gten Wuus er MI Ipreot orer tels
8p9oen, CO mtosns iomme bar mastst
at tolee Tin Del al Qrusn" iamlet. sr
bet andre. Tom Ear p0rst minors fsloigs.
5Or 3 gur iioen tom en- graaiprsngt
Wano til Snaaien paa geigg fra
qmsrito. Def bar paftOr 3. ).
Muus, Tom after sngans rlos genie 1T
5eoeIteos Srueter. timber CpbOlOet
Der cprsttsne Ian ct 2ssat for 9pgosns
IrGngenosi ION bill bepare bans Winbe
! be tonmsnos Siosr.
dian 9ringsn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16
30,5

Gn life liocn 6oroel al at boloe 6aar aaaeube / 6ru9t'
booen CT ben, at De uorpooer ben iaatolbte "Gooling" sSorpe,
iom or en- al 9Gblerrrs uGrhe SLENDER. 3e heite al be 2Gbs
Ter, Der iaIocr al for De moOnes, Ijuler ig oisie iaa sbelaDs
genoc Smaaopr, men Jaorene opaber benz iamnteu meo be
neotaIone sGbler. Sleu oerimoo oiSie pmoone SmauGbl +
lig9enbe Der, buor be fdloer, uilbe eli polbfom Wt9n9oe AZ
bette lltoi uouitIe ie os foa COB g~nleouius til at optraoe
brieuUe.
Sortiaot 5aor os 5ruetbaue tribes ristis soot iammen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16

Sla. Srucens Gosrs; $50 astr at gius
min latter iadmanee Suitn Wnri, iOm bun
tGltr Nar till
6ri,rtH: "Sr Fem nugget iorbnaotH!.
an i'm 6orluOsos); @0oao ipnts ou, emma,
Hal ri lite bent, mso al sii,s os .nsuu
npsls dart
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16
Skcpinnn for Dnpnrpang.

Oar man en- S,ratning StoplanO, bpor Der itaar uosen.
luuoe itore 2rar en- rimelie aiitano ira busraRore. os meo
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26

In recent interview, J. G. j ohns on.
of Peabody, National committeeman
for Kansas, gave out statement in
which he said: Populists, democrats,
and silver republicans in Kansas are
all Bryan men. They all admire the
man and believe in what he stands for.
He is for a currency that cannot be
controlled at home nor abroad by a
money power. He is against tariff
barons and railroad magnates, and
all other monopolies which seek legis-
lation to enable them to tax the COM
mon people. He is against govern
ment by injunction. He is in favor of
conducting the government in favor of
its common people, believeing that its
uncommon citizens need no special
assistance, but can always get their
share of the national earnings. All
the fusion forces in Kansas thoroughly
lndorse these views, and a plato
containing only these few planks would
accommodate them all and surely they
will all get together on such issues.
not only in 1898 but in 1900" This is
taken to be the democrat position for
nexo year and in the next presidential
election, as now outlined by the lead
6rS,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26

Various charges having been made
against the managers of the reform
school at Topeka, the board of chari-
ties instituted an investigation. AS a
result several employees wer- discharg
ed, not because of any particular
wroug-doing, as there. was no charge
of that sort, but because it appeared
that harmony could not be maintained
in the institution without letting them
go. The board states that the super
intendents of these institutions are Civ
en- absolute control and authority and
that they are responsible for the con-
duct and work of all. This is the first
friction in the charitable Institutions.
and the prompt and apparently wise
action of the board will doubtless
cause it to be the last.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26
The Ceming w Woman.

Who goes to lhe ciub while her h1S-
band tends the baby. as we'll rs tt e
good old fashioned woman who looks
after her home. will both at times get
run down in health. They Will ie
troubled with loss cf appetite. he'd
aches. sIeeples~litss, fainting CT dilz,
spells. Tie most wonderful remedy
for these women is Electro :Sitters.
Thou+audS of sufferers from lHme hack
and weak kIdneyS rise up ard cnll 1t
blessed. t is the medicine for women
Female com~laintS and nervous ttOuh-
les Of all kinds are soon relieved hy the
Use of Electric BitterS. Del'' att
women should keep this remedy or
band to build np the system. My
soc. per bottle. For sale at Porter s.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26
LuGAL NJTICE. No. 1913.

state of knns;s to Matte Sciginger, w. II
IiObb Jack Miller. - Miller and - Miller
heirs OF M.ttiiua :. Miller, deceased LOiusa
Nj Ireviston. Edward CreVStOn, Emma L..
ford Nj. I. Ford. ". w Kendall Nathat
itt,bcrls The Mechanics Savings Bark, a cor
II. Patterson 4 c.. 4. IL. Henderson & CO..
NOyes Normal, " CO.. w }. Peck. Levi Bar
Der, III Il. Fonda GeIto- McJlung Eout !
hoe 90
You and each of you will take notice that
Peer Sirasser plaintiff did Oh the first daI
of November. 1857. file his petition i'll tht Dis
Jrict culIri ct towards county Kansas again
t Ernsti,a Wilson. William NJ. Wilson. Aut.
aud Others. E, IIing forth that sal defendant
,Grti>tlna WIlsoI. and WIN. NJ. Wilson eXecu
.ri aId arliN era Il II mortgage to said plant Ii
n thc iOli, w,Ig-Gc>rTibed real esta'e Situat-
ed in F. wards county. haHSaS. TOwit; Ln:r
,ti,. ID. Two tlI anu lErce 49, IL block Fortys
IS, il thr A,kan>a- Y alley Town ,rInpanys
edition to the ciIy of NIHSiey, 10 SECURE the
.s;tI Inent Of the sum of SoG. o. urcoruinL to :;
-.t,st;fiu note referred to III said mortgage unC
PRAYING juu. ln,. | against said defendant.
r.rustiu, b. iisun ana Wlili-n Vi Wilson tUI
TN. sum of ssn.,J uow due with 10 per cen,
interest tnert az irnm DcIUb"r-u lo9i l-SS IN.
sum f 50 ANA COSTS of suit and that sHiG
nr.lnises, bc So 4 rU pa the saIIe; That you
mast tppe; al IL Swcr sald pet;i ion on q.
.t.torc IiI,. iSi G;N O! December, 1874. or sat,
.,.-litiuu viii DE take as triie against YOU an,
,ic Cf you and - jGdEn c'u tor said aInouu
n..d a d. or, e forever barring you Of
isLtti,l- or interest IN MIr. 10 SaId lands ufte
nd Il further utcrec hat sai'i iands he sold
,.,tisfy any sum fOu!.d t. he de ,be plaintiff
,iGun said note ana mortgage.
'cier Strussrr. piaint'f,
;; NJ. BoelIcher. BY a. 4. Dye. his Att'l
Geek.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26

1t often happens that the doctor is
ont of town when most needed The
the twn-year old daughter of J. Y.
Schnech, of Caddo, I. T.. was threat
ened with Group. He writes; M
wife insisted that go for the doctor
at once, but as he was ont of town.
purchased bottle of Chamberlin' 5
Cnugh remedy, which relieved the
child Immediately. bottle of tha'
remedy in the house viii often save
the expense of doctors bill, besiGes
the anxiety always occaSioned Iy
serious sickness. When il is given IA
soon us the croupy cough appears, it
will prevent the attack. Thousand,
If mother always keep it in theil
homes. The % and so cent bottles
for for sale by tn. Porter Drug Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26

y man travelling on a Missouri,
train, says an exchange, said he could
tell by the looks Of the passengers
what political party they belonged to.
This man here" said the passenger.
sis a Bryan democrat. " YES said
the passenger, that's my politics. -
THAT man over there is a sound mon
ey democrat. That correct" res
ponded the passenger. THAT man in
the third seat is populist.' - Correct
you are said the populist. And
that man farther down is a republican
and voted for McKinley.'' No I'm
not" promptly responded the fellow
: We been sick, that's what makes me
look this way
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26
He is Again Coming to KinS!ey.

The following is a parts al lis f
by Doctor Kalmen G. Saper' , th en-
1ninent surgeon and speci ,lis in he di-
seases of the eye. ear, nose anu throat.
Nick Schmidt, Mrs. G. c. Smith
Miss Gibson. 7. B. Hoffman, Mrs
Anna Delaney, Mrs. 4. J. Teed, Mrs
Nlerryman, Mrs. W. D.-Erwin, L. NJ
Baxter. Mrs. LeapolGt, Mrs. IS. z.
Tatum, Dr. b. r. Moshcr. Miss II. +
Harper, Mrs. Bostwick, Miss Bingham.
Col Bingham, Mrs. Clark, Miss Maud
Stevens.
If you require attention in diseases
of'the eye, ear, nose Or throat, or il
you are in need of glasses, do not fail
to call upon DR.. Sapero, the oculist
and aurist at the Alamo hotel, from
Nov. 2S to Dec. 4, exclusive.
A large stock Of glasses and artifi-
DIAL eyes on hand. All operations
performed according to the latest &C
cepted methods in this country anc
Europe.
If it is necessary for your glasses tc
be specially ground please call al
an early date. Those who are
unfortunate and unable to pay will re-
celve uhee..,ne attenti on without utcharge.
Consultation and examination fol
glasses free. VIII be glad to furnish
you Kansas City and Dodge City ref
erencesS at Office.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26

Joe Hudson is getting tired of boss
rule in the republican party. Ia re-
cent interview he said: For the boss
and his gang to control the republican
state convention in 1898, although sup
pCrjed by the national administration
means disasterous defeat for the party
1t is a contest within tha party against
petty. offensive. unprincipled bossism
and the voters of the party can, If they
will. assert themselves and place Kan
sas where she naturally belongs. in
the column OF republican states. Pop
ulis.n is less TO be feared il reclaiming
Kansas than bossisIn.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26

The insurance agents in Kansas are
very free in .heir staterlerts as to
what ought to be done with Insurance
Commissioner McNall; everything
goes, from hanging down to having
his claws cut, but the fact remains ap-
parent that the insurance companies
have for years robbed the people oi
this state by extortionate charges, and
that in his fight against them, McNall
has been sustained by an unfriendiy
court in every case. Great is McNall
He fights the battles of the people and
wins every time.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26

One of the questions that will engage
he attention of the LeXt congress is
he construction of the Nicarauguan
anal. Al! parties agree that it should
re built, but divide on the question
f ownership. One party desiring that
lie government furnish the money but
cave the control in the hands of a
corporation. The other insists that il
ne government furnishes the money it
,hould hold the title and operate the
anal. This last is the contention of
very populist, both out of congress
md in.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26

One of the first results of the new
protective taria act is a startling def
ticit, and next. that many foreign
nations are devising means of retalia-
tion. So we will loose the revenue de-
rived from imports. first: and second.
we will be deprived of our foreign
market and the result will be the great
est stringency in the money marke;
and extremely low prices before 1900
at-which time the republican party will
suffer the most crushing defeat in its
history.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SOUTH BROWN.

Polar wave Sunday and Monday.
Some are still sowing winter wheat.
.Alph Graves is the first to finish
gathering corn in this community.
Harry Hixon and J. G.. Gibson were
delivering swine at Greensburg last
week.
j. S. Craft is putting in a new wind
mil.
G.. w. Scoct's team ran away one
evening last week and smashed the
tongue out of his wagon but did
no further damage. The boys say
that Charley followed 9l6 times while
the team ran the first p yards.
John Crafts brother who has been
visiting him started for his home in
Illinois, Tuesday evening,
E. Parkhurst is fencing in a new
pasture.
J.. G.. ellison dumped ahead one
day and celebrated his ffticth birth
day on Thursday OF this week, instead
of to-day.
We will probably have some spicy
items in the near future, as the prelim-
mary steps were taken last night to
organize new school district, At
meeting held at n. Hixon's. Can't
the superintendent come out and stay
with us awhile?-May as well bring
Bro. Heath along, too, while he is
about it.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1897-11-26

The Soldiers Orphans Home ha
not been closed, as the average readet
would be led to infer by the articles
in republican papers relative to the
losing of a private home in Leaven-
worth. The state gives 500 year to
three such institutions but has nothing
else to do with them. If they close
their doors it cannot be chargeable to
ne state administration, no matter
what its politics may be.
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The knowledge that the victory OF
either would benefit the democrats.
should cause the Ohio democrats t.
let the Hannaites and the Forakeritee
fight to the death, without Interfering.
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The Spanish officials in Cuba are
making d term ned effort to finish
Is va. by buying up the Cuban leao-
;rs. and to judge from the tone OF the
associated press dispatches, Mckinley
$ doing all that be can to help the
zeal along by in.imatinp to the insur-
tents that this government viii not
.elp them. What has become of the
'epublican promises that if Mckinley
as elected Cuba was to be free from
,canish rule in few months?
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Hanna hasn't lost the senatorship
out the price he will have to pay fol
t has been largely increased. 1t i:
:ust as we'll that he be given a taste 0
yhe higher price, that everybody els
5 paying for almost everything.