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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-10-22
Everybody Says SO.

Cascarets Candy Catl'artic, u. Inc a u, plees-
derfui medical discovery Of the a act CENT!
ant aud refreshing to the ,i LASS and bow.sae
and positively on kidneys, mveld ispe celee
cleansing the entire s i Hyasitual constipa ~
and htliousness. Please % Day yenfs. sold
o = =; = ' 70 cSre BY iii druss's
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-10-22
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To G. A. Tush, his heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified that | nave "a
pended the sum OF two hundred lVeoJ our
lars in labor and Improvements upon Wv
Bland
mining claim, situate about three n,an
of mile northeast OF the W asnins orI
mine, in Washington Basin, Las. =, i' IN
mining district, Custer county, luanU IN.
order to hold said premises under .n1 ,d p II
visions of section O5Oi, Revised slalu Status, "a.
the United States, being the anioun and.
quired to hold the same for the !eaiS vnnr
ing December 81, 1895 and 1896; thai YOU
proportion OF the same is S5o, oslns o ,bs
fourth; and if within ninety days lroi in av
service of this notice Cor within ni1 wv,
DAYS after this notice by pubhcatlondhr ; Hon
fail or refuse to contribute your pIoPoa lind
of such expenditure as co-oWher, Inv In.
ing legal costs of this publication, sou iron.
terest in said claim will become Inu ;pions
erty of the subscriber under the Pio''''
o. sAio section or DAVID FAYLk.
Ketchum, Idaho, Jan. |, 1881.
TO Greenhow & Rumsey and L. W. o'n'
their heirs or assigns: ey.
You are hereby notified that ! t. MH, dO-
pended the sum of two hundred W. the
lars in labor and Improvements up'
Highland Mary ,,,b
lode mining claim, situate in BasseIs warm
abont eight miles from ketchIm ~ coul
Springs Greek mining district, 6l hr section
ty, state of Idaho, as required 10y; ny States,
1924, Revised Statutes Of the G 6nS the same
being the amount required to ho y 1908 ard
e. ~ wears ending December 81, lo'S IS
1886; that your proportion Of G sI,e &
follows ioxt for the 5ald and for The
said T. w. Gllle tie. $25, being o the service
and if within ninety days from t dsy 81 alter
this notice by publication you ,a Of 81 such ez,,
to contribute your proportion ; ~ costs Of
peuditure as co-Owner, lnciua Old claim
publication, your interests ~ the under
will become the property Of u s .id section
signed under the provisions u STOyER.
1924. JAMES 1oo7
Ketchum, Idaho, Jan. q, 1891 50 1901
First publication, Jan. ., w.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
SILVER BEADED SLIPPERS.

The official full dress slipper for the
summer season of '9S is white satin or
white kid, worked in silver beads. OF
course there are a dozen at least ac-
ceptable variations from this stand
ard. 1t must be remarked in passing,
however, that all the new white kid
shoes and slippers are made of a skin
that is so eXquisitly dressed it admits
of washing with soap and water.
The law of new footgear seems to be
that everything must be made cool
and easy. White and tan shoes will
of course. dominate the season of hot
weather, and women with very eX-
quisite little eXtremities wear white
satin ties strapped and trimmed with
white kid. They dance and drive in
these and fasten the white laces on
the instep with clasps of cut steel or
wee buckles of brilliants.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
GIBRALTAR OF THE EAST.
How Great Britain Has Extended Her
Territory.

The lease of the Kowloon peninsula
opposite Hongkong by Great Britain
is favorably discussed by the Jap
anese press. BY the acquisition of
this little strip of territory the recti-
fication of the frontier of British
Kowloon, with view to completing
the defences of the colony of Hong
kong has been attained. The district
thus leased by Great Britain is value
less except for strategical purposes,
but so long as Mrs Bay and the range
of hills at the back of Kowloon could
be made the base of operations by a
hostile force, the defence of Hong
kong was considered by military and
naval experts as next to impossible
and the acquisition of the territory IN
question has consequently been advo-
Gated for many years past Steps
VIII now, doubtless. be taken by the
military authorities to utilize the
points of vantage obtained in such a
way as to make Hongllong what Gov
ernor Sir George Brown was fond CT
styling 1.-THE Malta and Gibraltar
of the Far East.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL:
Bits Of Paragraphs that Give Con-
denSed Notes of The Day.

Z. o. Hall & Son are selling Ideal
wheels for $50.
Tie afternoon session of the Sum
mer School will be held at the High
school.
There will De an election of officers
of the new Honolulu Steam Laundry
Company at p. M. today.
Owen Williams of Castle & Cooke,
is enjoying a brief vacation. He will
return again in a few days.
The annual meeting of the Myrtle
Boat club takes place this evening at
the boat house at 100 o'clock.
Miss Allen is holding mothers
meeting at the High school this after
noon, beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
Messrs. W. u. Walbridge and w.
Parker intend to go to Lanai next
week. Mrs. Waloridge will visit All
nimanu.
Phil. L. Weaver left yesterday on
the Claudine for two weeks vaca-
ton on Maui. He intends to visit the
summit of Haleakale.
Miss W. Lyle and Miss J. Speck will
make an extended visit to the home
of tie latter in Berkeley They leave
by the.neNt Mariposa.
The machinery for the new steam
laundry has been ordered and is eX-
pecteG in a few weeks. when work
will Immediately begin on the plant.
The French Commissioner gives no.
tce that tomorrow, being the Tooth
anniversary of the fall of the Bastile.
will be observed as holiday by the
French residents.
1t is proposed to give a reception to
Colonel and Mrs. Parker on Friday
evening. Various committees of tea
cheers have been organized and are at
work making preparations.
Aluminium ware, refrigeratOrs, ice
cream freezers and wickless blue
flame oil stoves are mentioned by
Castle & Cooke. as some of the re-
cent importations by them.
Dr. Birnie's lecture tomorrow even
ing will be open to all interested in
the subject Stereopticon views of
Egypt, Sinai, Petra and the Mesopot-
amian desert will be shown.
The following officers of the n. G..
II. will constitute the Board of Exam
iners to serve until September 30th.
Captain John NJ. Kea. Company G;
Lieutenant John Evenson, Comany
r; Lieutenant r. II. Petrie, Compa-
nv Il.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
HARD TO MANAGE,
An Expert Needed to Master the New
Army Rifle.

The magazine rifle, caliber 3O'' ia
miliarly called the Krag-J orgenson, is
the army equipment of the infantry
of the United States army, says the
Pittsburg Dispatch. 1t has a range of
about three miles and an accuracy
never before attained in small arms;
that is, when in the hands of a man
trained to its use, for at the same
distance a properly instructed soldier
will pick off a man and the unframed
one miss a barn"
When one of these rifles is put in
the hands of a new man the theory
of its care and use is explained to him
by non-commissioned Office, and be-
fore the lecture is through his feelings
are something like those of Mark
Twain after receiving his first lesson
in plotting He is ready to say: Ser
geant, | can never get all that into
my head, and if | did it would be so
heavy that my legs would not be able
to support it. l would have to go on
crutches."
The sergeant's reply would be like
that of Marks preceptor: "Ny son,
you have got to learn it or you will
never be able to learn to use your ri
tie. You will get it by degrees. Pri-
vate Blank is in the next bunk, go to
him and let him overlook every time
you tilt latch or turn a lever. Little
by little you will learn it all. and if
you are not careful you will have your
piece unserviceable before YOU are
aware of it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13

An idea of the fearful slaughter of
birds that is steadily going on may
be had from the fact that on the 18th
Of last April nearly half a million
were sold at auction in London.
These details of the consignment
were given the Selborne Society by
Mrs. Edward Phillips; Osprey plumes
1852 ounces; peacock feathers,
215,051 bundles, birds of paradise, o.
$685. Indian parrots, 22S,s29; bronze
pigeons, including the goura 1877;
Hangers and sundry birds, 3S,19S;
humming birds, 116,490; jays and
kingfishers, 4S,579; Impeyan and 9TH
er pheasant and jungle fowl, 1859;
owls and hawks, 1853. There was a
similar sale in February, with others
to follow in July and October.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

The following are the officers in
stalled at last nights meeting of
Court Canoes, Ancient Order of For
esters: Chief Ranger, Jose de Frias;
Sub-Chief Ranger, Z. ]. Allencastre;
Financial Secretary, A. H. r. Vieira;
Recording Secretary. McPacheco;
Treasurer, J. F. Eckhardt; Senior
Woodward, NJ. y. PieXoto; Junior
Woodward, NJ. \. Cotas: Senior Bea-
die. j. Leal, Jr.; Junior Beadle, j..
RodriqueS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
NOTICE.
I desire to inform the public that
I have arranged accommodations for
them at Remond Grove.
j. w. CHAPMAN.
Collection Agency

Any accounts entrusted to me will
be collected with promptness and i'm
mediate returns made.
Special attention given to all legal
work in connection with collections.
ALBERT HOOGS.
In Office of J, A. Magoon, Attorney
at Law, next to Postoffice, Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13

In the suit to set aside conveyance,
etc, of j. X. Sumner, by Marie S.
Davis, against r. w. Wilcox, Theresa
Wilcox, Ahin and Ninito Sumner.
Judge Stanley ordered that the prayer
of the bill be granted.
This litigation involves nearly the
whole of J. X. Summers large estate
and has many qualifications.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
ARRIVED BY TIE ARCHER

1t will be interesting to great
many people in Honolulu to kn.N
that the March bicycles that they
have been waiting for, have arrived
at last. The manufacturers guaran-
tee these wheels, and in order to III
troduce them the price will be S4S
and $50 respectively. Eakin G. Whit
man, Fort street, next to Golden Rule
Bazaar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

New cottage, adjoining Hawaiian
Hotel, on Richards street, containing
four rooms. Suitable for physician
or dentist. Possession given June 10,
1898. Apply to
N. e. GEDGE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
EXPENSIVE GIN

Makaena and Nina, natives, who
were arrested yesterday for stealing
gin from the steamer Claudine, were
this morning sentenced to three
months and nine months respectively.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETING NOTICE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Castle d Cooke. Ltd.........Pag I
L. o. Hall q Son. Ltd. 6
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEETING NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Myrtle
Boat Club will be held at the Boat
House this Wednesday evening, July
10, 1898, at 1880 o'clock. \ full at
tendance of members is requested.
T. II. PETRIE.
Secretary Myrtle Boat Club.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-13
NOTICE.

Hereafter Mr.. w. o. Aiken will act
for me in all matters, under full pow
er of attorney.
p. j. AIKEN, NJ. D.
Hamakuapolo, Maui, July /, 1898.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18
sHERIEES SALE.

First Published No. Is, 1898. No. 1872.
IN the district court of Edwards county.
state of Kansas.
William H Male Benjamin Ora
ham. W liam Halls. Jr. .nd Harris
II. Hal den, plaintiffs
Wii,ium ii. Miller. Ella Miller.
Elizabeth l.. .HOutg nery. Ae~ar-
der MONTGOMERY ana GeDrge T. >.
FOote. defencaIts.
b, virtue OF or Ter of sale issueI 10 me,
Oui oil said district court u. the above etitIti-
ia action, wiii on Tutsd:y The 2Uth DAY OF
IiecenBer A ID. 1898. etw cen TIVE ana f"uf
O'Clock y. M OF :iid day. 1T tie front door OF
ne court house ia the city vi kInslty III ne
county OF EDWARDS. III Tie state OF kai lis
of er at public sale. aud sci tn the highest
ana best bidder for GA IN in ht"d. all of the
follow ing-6i. scrhed Iesi state, t'.-wt:
he n 'fIhwcst qi,irter IL Nctitii Nli'e ta'.
Township Nv ut, -ioIr 81 south III nai-t
Nineteen ti.ij, West IF Six q +. NJ ly ny atd
-itUtte in tn. cuuuI. of dwarde i'll Inc stat.
u INa1SaS
The siioN c-dsscrlbed real estate will be SOLD
without az ~ aiScInent 10 satisfy Saia Oi'.ei
OF safe. r. =. avery.
y. G.. Dyer, Snrrih
Atty. tor Plaintiff
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18
o Some Sayings of Bismarck.

On universal suffrage his comment
was: 1T is the government. of q
house by its nursery"
He characte lied the Radicals as
forever wanting the unattainabie.
like the RnSs''nS. who crave cherries
In winter aGI oysters in summer"
A most i =: matte incident is CON-
nected wit[i the visit of Jules Favre
to BisTnrc' to treat for an a1mis-
tice. Ate ne discussion. in which
Favre all :" ! to the principle. mot
an inch 6 r soil. not stone if
our fortre. :" Bismarck said: eft is
useless to ,cuss further. My time
is precious oreOver. YOU have come
II. too late. Il re behind that door is
delegate of the Emperor Napoleon
Ill. and L am about to negotiate
with him."
Favre became Immediately panic-
stricken. Whereupon Bismarck fol-
lowed up his advantage. still keepin o
his eye on the door (Which was prob
ably a cubboard). and with such eff
feet that when he finally arose anc
put his hand on the knob. Favre
sprung to his feet. "No: do mott" he
: improred. ''Have all you ask. but dc
not impose OH france. after all neY
misfortune. the necessity of being
Obliged to endure a Bonaparte.'
And Bismarck's point was prlincd
This much for the man Of action
His resume of his lille-Wor!N. given in
his own words. is ineNpress;ioly sol
At the close of his official caree: he
said9to some friends at FriPdrichrn'::
"I have seldom been Il happy man. II
7 reckon nD the rare n inutes # ~
happiness in nv life ] 10 rot ',e!iev..
they would make twer tyfour hours
in adj. Ir nv DOlitical life I r"r.r
had time to have the feeling of hap
piness. But in my private life there
have been momeats of happiness. |
remember. for irsta"ce. a really s'a''-
DIV moment in my life. and that was
when / shot my first hare. In late
years it gave me pleasure to see my
irrigated r1e"f~r~s and .pian at on
thriving. and az ho"'o I took pleasure
in my wife and children"
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18
sHERIFFs SALE.

First Publication Nov. 49, 1888. No 1919.
In tn" District Court of Edwor,is county
t;iic of Kansas.
William H. Male BenjaInin Gra-
nam. William Halls. Jr. and Har-
rIs II. Havden, plaintiffs,
VS..
William Al. Miller Ella Miller, Eli
zabctu L.. Montgomery. eieXaluer
Montgomery and George Il. 5.
FUOtt. def, ndantS.
nS virtue IF All order OF sale issued Ia me
Dui OF sau District cuurt. in tho atnv-entitleC
~ 'Hu. viii on Tuesday he 18th day of Dec
-mb.-i. ID. 1898. between and OcOcR
). M. Of said day hi the front dOOr of the
.,.rt hoiI>t. in the CITY OF kin>iet, i'll the
county 1 Edwards in the state of Kansas.
,ncI ut pu"i:c sale. AMI sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash i'll ha a. all Of the follow
trst rIDed cal estate, tO-wit:
The Northeast Quarter of section Nine l3l
III township Tw-nty-f'' ur u south IF Range
Nineteen III. west of the SiXit Z. NJ. y ny
situate in the county of Edwards. in he
,atp of Kansas,
.! he above-des;.rit, Il 70 al estate viii ts solo
vlThuur ;,ppri, sti.t,it I satisfy ttG Jrti'r OF
az j. : avery Sncriu.
A -. ilIer. ATTY. s')r iaiutln.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18
The Sure La Grippe Cure

There is no use suffering from this
dreadful malady. if you get the right
remedy You ar having pain all
through. ,,r b,. :, your stomach is
on ut order. ir.Vp "o appetite. no life
ts at,ini ,sns, haze ;. bad c..ld in fact
ale cr,n'p ei.lN used ~. Electric BIT
trrS is tie "niy rmttly that Will give
YOU prompt ami sure relief. They act
directly an vrtr liver. stomach and
k'd,iP mr. .flt Ire .s-s- ard
make you feel like new being They
are guaranteed In cure or price refull-
ded Price soc per l.ot,le III POrterS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18
sHERIrEs SALE.

First Publis he'd October II. 1898. No. 1887.
In the Dietrict Court of Edwards county.
staInuf Kansas
y. NJ SnNG~r Plaintiff
(. Rlake Defendant.
I,y virtue of an order of sale issued tn me
ssia District Ourf in the ably. euti t.
I ncr'an will Monday the 2lst dav nf
November 4. II. isqs. betwse en- two md four
zoe p. IN. of said day at he front door Of
-;surt house in the city IF kinsieH. in the
county, of Edwards L.. the sta:e of Kansas.
.tfer at pubic sale. and sell to the highest
nd best bidder for cash III ,,an.:. all the fol
lowing described r".,l esrate to wit:
he Southwert Qua rter of section TWENTY
six f.6) Township fwerty-six i2b South OF
itange Eighteen lis, West of The 9Th p. NJ 3.
Wing and situate in the county of Edwards in
he state of Kansas
The above-tiescribed real estate will he
sold " ithnut appre sIrenr "a .,tfrv sid ga
fer of sale vE'2T. .5Et
liver, BY & 4 Shaw aeDt7 t-s.
A,ty. for p;til.Li1.
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WELL kEE''r SECRETS.
DR.. Fraker'~ t'ar:,,cr and Companion
Killed IL; Manila.

Fred Sprirgsteaa. Of the FIRST Col
OradO volunteers. WHO was among the
killed at the battle OF Manila when
Admiral Dewey aad General Merritt
captured thar city. formerly lived at
Excelsior Springs aad is we'll known
here. lie was the Ear.::sr and COM
panion of the celchr:; sd DR.. George
II. Fraker. Of insurance. fame, when
ne was fouud IN hS f0rv>; cabin neai
Tower. MINI. 10 .,;!,y h 5 mysteri-
1us drowning" near Missouri City.
After Fraker was brought back to
lay county by the officers Spring
teud followed him to ENceis. or
or.nys aau r. NAMED there with him
mil the doctor left ior Colorado
prirgS Later Springs cad followed
I'm 10 that place and while there en-
sled as member of the First regi-
$ ieat Of the state and was among the
airy soldiers at Manila.
3pringstead knew a great deal
about the trip Of DR.. Fraker to the
orests of Minnesota which he never
iyulcpd during his stay at the
Springs. Not even TO his best friends
yould he talk freely of the matter.
.e was to have been an important
witness against Dr. rraker in the
.rirninal eases against him had they
.ver been brought to trial. but the
cases will probably never be heard.
owing to the ruling Of the courts.
Springstead had been in Colorado
for more than. Il year. He went there
in company with Ora sl<een. of En-
celsior Springs, and they enlisted to-
wether and went To Manila as soldiers.
Nothing yet has been heard from Ma
Mia by the relatives Of Skeen since
the battle. but both men had been
writing TO their friends there, so that
the dispatches that gave the names
of the killed told the whole story
Kansas City journal.
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Fanny Ne.mb,"'s Driver.

A story toll of Fanny Kemble
whose fsAGriia summer resort w3s
LenoX, tina. ~ her first season. there
she employ self.respecting vii
lager, WI" 'al IA G :ntortable turn-
out, to G,yS CT abo",. He. feelir.
it to be h's 10 max, the drive : :
entertainne : possible. began to cal,
her attento to the beauty of tn,
scenery-wh:th she wished to enjoy
undisturbetl--and to tell her VIII
lived in certain houses as they pass {
along. until finally Mrs Kemble. be-
ing unable to stand il any longer
said, in the high ira redy manner
somewhat peculiar Is !er: 81 have
engaged Won TO drive fo. me. sir. and
not to talk" The driver ceased talk.
ing, purssd UP his lips. and in all
their subsequent drives his only re.
marks We're such as he found neces-
sary to address to mis- horses. At the
end of the season he Landed in his
Dill for the srmmer st rvices. Run.
ming her eye down its awkward col
umns she raused at an item that she
didn't understand "What is this,
sir? l cannot comprehend it." With
equal gravity he replied: Sass. S..
don't often take it. but when / do
charge" She paid the bill without
comment, and continued to employ
the same driver during many sum-
mers she spent there.
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THE MAN vrr.o cooks The GkUn.

We haze :,:,:l III song and story
OF "thc n behind the gum"
He is given al the glory
Of the l. that are won;
They are up th, papers
With thr ;theosis.
And th;y -poout rs caoers
lie T. chs above him hiss,
But behin,. grimy gunner,
Steadfast ..ough til wild hubhU;o.
Stands a gI 'lter god of battles
lis the II. IN who cocks the grub.
When the sly is rent with thunder
And the shell screams through the
When some fort is rent ;sunder
And Destruction reyc'S there,
When the men in line 70 rushing
On to glory or to wee
With the madIened ch .rges crushing
Heroes who are lvi low.
There is one but for whose labors
There could be no wild b,rljbub,
And the greatest god pf battles
Is the man who cots the grub.
What of ships with arn,or plating?
What Of castles on. :ha heights.
W Fiat OF anxious cap tiIs waiting
While the careful gunner sights?
What of all the long-I rifles?
What of men with valiant hearts:
These were but. imHo:ent tritles,
But inconsequential parts
OF the whole. without the fellow
Who must scour. Scr.lpe. and scrub,
For the greatest god OF battles
Is the man who cooks the urul
cleveland Leader.
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M,lllan. u, a -

j, is certainty lTatiN i6g r. the
pablo u Aup,W 81 ol'e auD.eru H. ~
land who ave act tt}aid to i'P agrntr-
ous to the nretN :,r;l suffer- I. THE
propr,4tors ~ Dr nn,g's New Dis
c"very for consumption. coughs aud
colds. n I'VE given away over ten mil
lion trial MtlleS of this great metlI-
cine: and have the Satisfaction at
knowing it has absolutely cuird'tous
aidS of hopeless cases. asthma
bronchitis. hOs.rSeneSs and al he
diseases of the throat. chest and
lungs are surely cured by it. Call on
Porter u Co.. Druggists. and yet =
trial bottle free. Regular size 80
and 81 Every bottle guaranteed OF
price refunded.
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tAIANTEit-Seycral trustworthy Pcr$' rs ~
w Ihis st,tu- 40 ni;sI.a2e ,ur ba-,i.ts -
h. ir own aud neirI,! counties. IL Ia iniliit!
Office wOr X ana CUituuClcu at h'me. SiiiGi
straight $500 a year ;Iid ~ ci>ts--iteiihi't
bona tidc, no IN, :rv, $50 less salary. Montnit
SO References EnrinSc seii-' ddre> Sea
tanped envelope, Herbert E. Hess, fie>t
Lept NJ, Chicago.
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She-"Bnt how can you think I'm
pretty when my no,< turns up So
dreadfully?" He-"Well, all l have to
say is. that it shows mighty poor
taste in backing away from succ .
lovely mouth. HARLEM Life.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18
The first public sc',nnl for white

The first public schnn1 for white
children which has been ee+a',';Sl?Ed
in the Indian Te~~;forv opfnea at
Mnskogee. 7. T.. Monday morning
with an enrolment Of 1873 pupils The
school for coorad children will open
in about ono month a~d where there
public schools thorc viii DO - 'a"st
was heretofore ~ o',;'I-"" - - -
Sn0 Tho ~: '-r.
schools hore :. -. f.. u
~orporation r.: MuS',oyee lost en~far
under the mr~ion1' laws of Arlla nsas.
which have beer T>nt II force in this
territory hv ror ross
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18

Mr.. uizzley seems to be verv
deep thinker" remarked the impress
eionable young woman. YES" rep j.
ed Miss Cayenne: The can't talk five
minutes Without getting away be-, IL;
mis- depth. !. .,shington Star.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-18

81 s'pose you noticed that the war
hsd quite a religious fiavor?" "No:
in what way?' ''All the yachts were
converted and many of the run,ors
were nLrmed."-Cleveland Plan
Dealer.