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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-19
uAIvERSALIST CLUB.
RsstIag Followed By Supper at Ti-
ughhaassl4'ss ugghhas4ss Lasii Laasi Might Night
Rel llssph K. MaSuh's Address on "Tte
spirit of the Churches IudaI"

The lniversalist club cf Rhode ISL
anu mcs ia Tllinghasts asscmb. ~
rooms last evening ana after bEef
business meeting OF a routine nature.
an adJoufnment WAS taken for supper
and this WAS followed By addresses. The
principal speaker was Rev. Joseph X.
Mason " Philadelphia. who spoke on
tae spi'it OF the Cauyche Today" Mr.
Mason was Introduced by President
A4ys.tk II the club and sad In part:
~ m art we recognize the spirit. how
much more oub.gt We TO recognize il IN
The churches. Arc we TO believe that
Today these is 90 message as of old To
tie cAufches? | belieNe tina; there H..
There Is a belief that there is no holy
salit today Did ID come 10 the fathers
ana ihen couc no more? At what date
WN tAis Fgilt 'utSct When can ID De
s'la iht1 G9d ceased Co toucn nis cni-
>rnf go nc. kapW. : prefer To be-
NeNe Wlth ihat literary crIttc tnat lhtr,
~ in az the world today tina, same
spHlt How shal we learn hat tnat
spliit tAya o. the ChurChcs OF the 18Th
f7vt - TIT vrT = tI7- UIS
Nshf TOE mtesaGt ~ today. Tle voice
- saying liC.d fast that which tnou
mas, let no man get nv crown.
The teEt today is that wc aaould
make our actions according 90 the teu-
.eis - Cnrist There s profound de-
sire Tor unity IN the churches. pp,pla
are SICK II divided forces. The way A.
70 hear the voice OF the sprit. RelI
unty viii come Nhen we follow In III, Z
spirit and IN His steps Outwayi unit, (
Ae shaU n1t have. There was "A tiu.
When taere was un,y-in The carl, :
tges. when thc1c was hut ono churab I.
But i was Iathcr uniformity. W. dom, y
Wait tbs. Kind. We 40 want mar kip5 .
which Will heid men face to f,os. asd 7
bring the uue spirit Taere ale peopi 4
who talk of cutrrowing Chrigti8nity 2
Nhey Do not apply the spirit. SupDoes I
We applied The saying DO artn othsr. +
rs you wcu.d elcy should do urto Won I
a business man sold ~ thet waF all \
Neiy well for preachers but with hir1 M 7
was: DO & hers ~ they viii DO Won
The nlcsa1gc cf the spirit to tho
churches viii De found ~ wc shall dar..
% believe in the new and hold fast to
toe oh tru.hs. and " ,yc shall apnly our
Christianity 40 the lives ~ mon"
briff addresses We're 81 so made lac
Gen. James shaw president of tho I'M
tartan club Cf Rh0L Island. and Row
= L. Huughton n Prwtuckot and tho
meeting was then adjourned
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OFFICERS ON The RIO De IsNEiRO.
TaJ ViI prOSaSI &c iardOd Ttdal as There is
Ao iniloloai llelsa On lhs Shin.

san Francisco. - .c. l9.-The follow
ing officers arrived from the Philippines
ON the transport Bio de Janelro and
probably will Do, landed today. as tbcre
SIS 10 infe .tious dlsepse on tho vessel
and its Diet teution in quarantine viii
bp brict:
Major Noble 2iih Infantry. on sick
lcaVc; Captain French. 18TH Infantry.
Captain \. Augcr 24th Infantry and
captain Rodgers. 2Ith Infantry on re-
crulting outy, Captain Poindexter.
medical department sick leave. can.
tain Dunning. 10Th Infantry. recruitln-
duty, Lieut.. y. s. halter. 18th Infantry
Sick leave. LiFut. w 4 Lelaber. 25d
Infantry recruiting and Lleuts. TITUS
Hcihingcr and Pray. acting assistant
surg conR
The transport is to be turned over 10
iis o"ntiH the Pacific Mail, steamship
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NO NEWS OF BUELER'S
CROSSING THE TUGELA
Reports Circulated at London Have
Not Been COnfirmed--PrOmpt
Response of Volunteers.

London, Dec l9-Only the most op-
tim-stic gave any credit 10 the rumors
that Gen. Butler had crossed the Tu-
gela river and even they speedily real
lied that il was Incredible that the war
Office would refrain from the immediate
publication Of news of such importance.
There IS also no confirmation OF the
statement that Gen. Methuen's line OF
communication has been Cu,. though
there IS a probability OF such an event
occurring at any moment
The latest news from Gen, Mcthuen.
dated Sunday. Dec. II. indicated THAI
the situation appeared 60 be- a com
psete inpass0 The Beers were gather
9ng reiafmcemenls and extending their
fcrAhcatl0ns en- both TANKS, bat it was
believed they would be unable To at
tack the Brtish position on the other
hand u was regarded as impossible for
the British % turn the Beers flank
which was resting ON the river to the
cast and rapidly approaching the river
a. the west The Boer lines OF en-
trcnchments are continuous and cap
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PROMPT RESPONSE.

able of rapid connection at many
points.
PROMPT RESPONSE.
From elsewhere at the front there is
absolutely no news. The II wspapers
are full of stories showing the unan-
unity with which the volunteers and
yeomanry are rCsponding TO the call
20 arms. Lord Ch sham, commanding
officer Of the Royal Buckingha
Ye0manry. IS 20 Comand the force OF
5000 yeCmanr5 which ne has been au-
thorzei 90 organize for service i'm
South Africa. Earl Dudley and other
titled officers Will accompany him.
Some Of theplpers express consid 4.a-
bic misgivngs at troops going from In
dia 10 South Africa. They think the
risks too great and that II may lead 10
two continents being ablaze instead OF
one.
The most ample recognition Is given
IN tbe press To the great Outburst of
loyalty in Canada, and the remarks OF
Sir NlIircd Laurier. the premier. and
the cabinet as representatives of both
The English ana French sections are
specially welcomed
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Counsel FOR both parties have agreed
IN the cause ~ Providence e. worccs-
ter Railroad Company vs.City cf Provi-
pencc et al 20 the appointment OF Ar.
chib8ld G.. M8titson 49, ecmmipsiouer
to take testimony 0D both sides. This IS
the controversy over the removal OF
car tIacks flnm cerlain rlfN sIrnnls
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COL. 0RED
MURDERER
KILLED.
Fierce RiddIsl With Bullets
After He Had Shot Supar-
intaniGnt While.

Dunbar, Pa. Dsc 49, SANFORD
White, superintendent oG construction
o tttttf'7rtt ~.
was shot and He'd today 10y David
Pierce. colorcd employe Pierce then
iei TO the mountains eoilowed By an
angry mob. He was discovered in hid
ing and riddlcd with bu' cts. Death was
instantaneous.
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hr. Nsicalf raigerousIy N.

.tr---~t' hetcaif,- the writ known
wooden manufacturer is lying at lds
home ON The Woodward road. I'm "a very
ctluc1l condition. although his near
elail, ,es state that he is apparently a
lftlr % ttDf tudly than ba vac Vestp,-
da}. MI Ne,caif ID BE- said. had two
Fhock~ few days agn. and tho fact
lhai h is advanced n years give his
IT. nds great cause Tor alarm.
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For WlheWs and orrh rs.

City of Mexico, Dee. l9-Thc sub
scription started i'm the British colony
here I'm behalf OF tho widows ana or
phans OF British soldiers killed i'm the
war IN the Transvaal has already
reached the sum OF $1,000
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The Cotton Market.
Chicago Markets.
Financial kOies.

New York-Clearings S27S, ,577,6O1.
Balances N3622. So.
Sub-treasuIy debit balance 1856. 5S1.
Money on call - per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Jiam6 per
cent
S,crling exchange easier. with actual
business IN bankers bills at S4S7tGf
i.St% FOR demand and SLSt0AStia for
sixty days.
+. sted rates S4S2ihG4 1851.
Commercial bills sISoiadLS1.
silver certificates SOC.
Bar silver 59isc
Mexican dollars i1tac.
Bonds weak
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We. the undersigned. d. hereby agree
y refund the money on a 20 cent betfie
.f Srecne'F Warranted Syrup Of Tar AZ
y fsiis % cure your cough or cold. we
sie9 guarantee a 25-cent bottle 90 prove
fHIisfact0Iy Or money refunded.
banding a Handing, a ". Fonncr.
sentcn smith & CO.
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Sal Fml Arrou,d

GreenpOrD LII. Dee. i9-Tnorts.
made during thn night and ms
morning tU n0at the 80 safnor Manna6-
sei. which is aground near hrre. v.ro
unsurrrssful iier pass rgrre ,,r,
taken on on q ferry boat from here.
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Postmaster Appcired.
THE COMING BONANZA.

Henry 5. Budlong has been appointed
postmaster at Norwood
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New York Stocks.

Reported by Sullivan 6 Sullivan,
Banigal building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-19

a lands
This the zine
gulf
1t plantf
thnpa
alzaton while n mining
-
There o o tn eCumpan
to ain view '
a
map would
of
the O
so CENTS PER SHARE
bought o
a
Many
n "copper" stocks
broht to the ttan
Call or send pamphlet
Office, $40 Banigan Bldg, Providence, RI.
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able of rapid connection at many
points.
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\ dividend
sNew stock.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
SPANS GREATEST NEED.

Mr.. II. P. Olivia, OF Barcelona,
Spain. spends his winters Mt Akin, 5.
:. Weak nerves bad CAUSED severe
iains in Tie back5otshis head. On us
ng Elect. ic Bitters. . The greatest Bio
ID aud Nerve Remedy, all paih soon
eft him. He says this grand medicine
s what his country needs. All Amer
ica knows that it cures liver and kid
,ey troubled purililes the blood, tones
~ the stomach, strengthens the merry
IS, vim, vigOr and new life into every
MUSCLE nerve and organ of the body.
If weak, tired or ailing yOn need 1t.
Everv hottie guaranteed, only 80 cts.
Sold by Mosher & ca, Druggists.
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Married..
Committee.

Mr.. Fay Hardy and Miss Katie Nc
e aren " ere united in matlimOIIy by
Rev. Cummings ut the parsonage last
Wednesday. They took dinner with
their brother aud sister, MIR. and Mrs.
Lee Hardy, lllon RETURNED to Lewis
where they will go to housekeeping il
the h.,use recently vacated by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Craft. Fay is well knOwH to all
of us, and we have only k.,own him to
be an honest, intelligent and energet-
&c Young man whom everyone likes.
. il has been one of the favOri es
among the you"g people ard carries
with her the marks If true wOnanlI.
ness. Fay IS employed AZ clerk fo'
mis- father Andrew Hardy who has the
hardware business at Lewis. We ex-
end to the happy couple our best
wishes for their future happinest and
Prosperity.
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Excursion Rates.
n limit August II.

eturn limit August II.
ST Louis and return, annul meeting
)rder OF Elks, for $l1.6O round trip
sale June 1920. return limit June "a.
Ottawa Kansas and return. Chau
.auqua assembly, round trip for S7.3.
Sale July 1917, return limit July 81
Wichita Kansas and return, Con
sention Christian EndeavOr roun'.
rip $3.50. Sale Jane 6-8. return limit
Tune Il.
Winfield and return, Chatauqua As
.embly, round trip $500. Sale Jun.
2O-24, return limit July 1.
Buffalo. N. y. and return Meeting
Mystic Shrine, s34, 20. Sale June IL
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Columbus, o. and return. American
Medical Asso., $3.50. Sale June 1.
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Indianapolis and return. Biennial
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ID 10. return limit Aug. 20.
Further information call on or ad-
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The Edwards county Sunday school

The Edwards county Sunday school
convention met in regular session vi
Kinsley Friday and Saturday. About
Is Sunday schools were represented.
The delegates seemed enthused with
the work. Those who had parts III
the program acquitted themselves
creditably. At p. IN. Saturday the
regular business session was held and
the following officers were elected for
the coming year: Pres, Robert
Trotter, Kirkfield; Secretary. Mrs.
Maggie Misner, Kinsley; Treas, Mrs.
McCanse, Kinsley. Mrs. Misner and
Mrs. Erwin were elected as delegates
to the next state convention. 1t was
decided to district the county in order
to have the work more concentrated.
The district convention to meet at
stated intervals throughout the dis
trict. Next came the place of meet
ing for the next convention. Kinsley
Lewis and Belpre gave invitations.
After discussion and All inquiry by Il.
A. Andrews IF there were any ,el-
low legged chickens at Lewis?" it was
m wed and carried that the next an
nual NV, n lion be held at Lewis. In
The evening State Secretary j. II. En-
gle talked for awhile on the last inter-
ational convention ut Atlanta. After
assolo by Miss Vedder. of Kirkfeld.
the CONVENTION adjourned to meet
in May 1900 at Lewis. Now
let every Sunday school worker i'm the
county be determined to do all in
their power to make our county one OF
the leading counties III TIT state in
Sunday school work. The past year
has been wonderful but may our ell.
thusiasm be undated this year and
may we 60 to the next convention with
reports of better work and greater in
terest.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

4 most delightful program consist
ing of poems, bits of travel.and essays
Of Helen Hunt Jackson. Mrs. IIig-
gins brought u charming picture Of
her. and = most attractive and inter-
esting sketch Of her life. She is prob
ably best known for her humane work
among the Indians and her heroic CT
isrts 10 obtain justice for them att the
hahds of the United States Govern
ment. The greatest work of her life
on he Indian question is, "A Centu.
ry Of Dishonor. Ramona will always
be favorite with literary people.
Next week is the mothers meeting.
The program IS to be prepared by Mrs.
Erwin and Mrs, Higgins, and they
will furnish material for everyone.
Prof. Cora Macdonald will give
course of five Lectures on Modern
Fictien," in Kinsley in June, under
the auspices Of the WOmans Club.
Course tickets nre 81. 90. single lee
lures 25 cents. Prof. Macdonald
comes highly recommended.
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ANARRow ESCAPE.

T hankf.,l words written by Mrs
Ada e. Hart. of Gr0tOn, S. D. ..Was
taken with u bad cold which settled
on nay lungs; cough set IN and finally
terminated in Consumption, Four
doctors gave me up, saying could
live but short time. gave myself
mp to my Savior, determined it could
not stay with my friends on this earth
l would meet my absent ones above.
My husband WAS advised to get DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, Coughs and Colds. gave it q
trial. took IN all eight bottles. 1t has
cured me, and thank God, am saved
and now we'll and healthy woman -
Regular size bottles so cents aud 81
at MOsher's drug store.
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MEMORIAL. DAY.
Report of Committee.

To the Commander and Comrades O
T. o. Howe Post, No. PAL, G. A. 4
We, your committee on program FOL
Memorial Day, do recommend as fol
lows:
First: That we meet at GA. r. hal
At 10 O'Clock q. m. sharp, and march
to the west side of the city, and from
there ride to the cemetery, where the
usual ceremonies will be conducted.
Second: Return in wagons to the
city limits and then march to G. a. X.
hall, break ranks and take a recess
for dinner Comrades will find coffee
etc. at the club room, corner of Miles
avenue and 9th street.
Third: Meet at hall at 1:3O p. m.
and at O'Clock march to the Congre-
gational church. The following per-
sons have been invited to make short
addresses; Robert McCanse, F. D.
Smith, w. N. Beezley, A. c. Dyer
L. r. Clark. Rev. Gibson, Prof Sea-
man and Prof. Gondar.
CCommittes on music have been ap-
pointed and vocal and martial music
will e. ven the exercises.
Comrade Robert Trotter will act as
MARSHALL for T. o. Howe Post and
osher comrades and visiting soldiers.
w. T. Watson and Elmer Richard
son, with their assistants, will mar
shall the sons of veterans, look after
he firing squad and act as field mar
,hals, will have charge of the ceme-
ry and will see that due decorum is
preserved on the line of march to and
from the cemetery. All comrades and
citizens are requested to assist them
in the discharg of this duty. The OLD
,ried and true citizen, j. K. Miller,
assisted by the ever ready, r. d..
West, will marshal the citizens, flow
or girls and fraternal organizations.
The past success and ability of these
gentlemen ensule to US a fine parade
and appropriate exercises.
The Fire Company, Masons, Odd
F flows, United Workmen, Knights
of PythiAs, Modern Woodmen and all
other orders are invited to join with
.us in this celebration.
Wagons will be stationed on the
ont skirts of the city to convey The
comrades, sons of veterans and flower
girls to the cemetery. Parties from
the country will please make arrange
ments with their wagons to give a ride
TO as many as they can conveniently.
Those having flowers to donate will
please bring them to Coles shop in
the morning.
Committee,
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Belpre News.


Mrs. Heroc:: and daughter visited il
Lewis last week.
Mrs. James Knowland, of Chicago.
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Sprige
Mrs, Wrbber and Misses Hardy.
Brown and Curry attended the com
sncement exercises at Larned, Frida,
evening.
Mesdames Hawley and Hardy wen
to Kinsley last Friday as delegates o.
Sunday school to the convention there
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller opened their new
lionse with dance the other evening
Mr.. Garth came in Saturday night
with seven cars of cattle. lie went
west again Sunday night for more.
MIR. Peterson and Lyman Miller
loaded couple cars of wheat here til
FIRST of the week.
r ERWIN Hardy returned Sundiy alter
= weeks visit at Bu-dette and Jet
more.
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A FRrGHrFUL BLUNDER.

Will often cause horrible Burn.
;cAld or Bruise Bucklen's Arnica Sal.
q. the hest i'm the world, will kill the
ain AND promptly heal it. Cures Old
Sores. Fever Sorrs, Ulcers, Boils, Eel
ms. Corns, all Skin Ernpti0ns. Best
Pile cure OH earth. Onlv 90 cents y
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold 10y hnsl-
er & Co., Druggists.
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THAT rHRoBBING HEADACHE.

Would quickly leave y"u, If you used
Or. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
# sufferers have proved their match
pss merit for Sick and Nervous Head,
;ches' They make p,re blood and
trOng nerves and build up your heal
h. Easy to take. Fry them. Only 25
'ents. Money back if not cured. Sold
" Mosher & Co.. Druggists.
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Motto. Of Final settlement.

The State OF kausas. kdwssds county. g.
In the probate court in aud for SAID county.
IN the nstt~r Ut the estate Ut edmund Leh-
man. deceased.
eresitrors and all other persons interested
IN the aforesaid estate are hereby nstitied
tina. shall apply to the Protxtc Court in and
for said county. sitting at the court house
in kinsley. oainty Of Edwards. State of Kan
sss. On the 2yth day of June. A. D.. lM'9
A. j. Rnpp. Administrator
or the estate of Edmund Lehman, deceased.
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Notice OF Appointment

Notice Of Appointment
The State of Kansus. Edwards sounty. IS.
In the matter of the estate OF Ira smith. de
c .assd. late OF Edwards cOnnty. Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice 10 heieb: given that on the eth day
VI May. A. D.. 1899. the undereixneG wNe. y
the probate court If kdWai d. county, knn-
as. duly app~inted and qualified ~ Admit, :
isfratrix. with will annexed. OF the estate O1
Ira Smit b. tase Of Edwards county. deceasea.
All parties interested IN said estate will take
notice aud govern: themselves accordingly.
6-s NARY a. SMITH, Administrator.
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ssWhat's in q name:'' The word
ssb,tters'' does not always indicate
something harsh anc disagreeaole.
pric:.icy ash Ritters is proof of this.
IL r,..-ss and REGULATES the systeils
h, ..ss,:s,t., vet IL pl asant To the mort
g. 3 -. s. n,ysHc;4
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

A. T. Garth passed through here
with seven cars of cattle for Belpre,
Saturday evening.
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NOTICE

II you want work done in a perfes
manner and at cheapest rate. call OF
William Seiglinger. No inferior work
allowed to leave the shop
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

Miss Gilbert left for King6sher' O.
T., Monday morning, where she will
spend the summer and attend normal.
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Time Table
A. T. & s. +.
EAsrBoUND.

EASTBOUND.
Depart
Ne. 2, Atlantic Elk. $40, p. m. branch.
No. 6, K. C. &Chgo Ex., 1921, q. n.
via. main line.
No. 8, X. C. Il Chgo. Ex., 6:o5 p. n.
via. main line.
Ne. "a, Way Freight, 6:45 q. 10. via.
main line.
Ne. 342, Mixed. $50 p. m. via. branch
80 WESTBOCND.
No..l, Gal. Ex., 1925 p. M, branch.
No. S, Colo Ex., 9:35 p. M, NJ. L.
No. II, NIX c. Ex., 1885 a. m., BIRCH.
No. q, Way freight, 2:35, p. N. M. L.
Nos. 70, "A, 341 and 342 daily except
Sunday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

F. G. Blanchard had on attack of
fainting and fell on a radiator bruis-
ing his head considerably.
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From FellSburY.


H. K. Elliott brought cut new
buggy last Monday.
]. J. Reedar and brother Will were
out visiting their sister who was yer.
III, on Tuesday.
Jessie Fisher was in Kinsley Mon
day.
Dave NJ. smith is quite sick and l.
totally blind.
The Fellshurg ball nine went 10
naviland last Saturday and the HaH,
Hands didn't do thing to 'em. Score
AZ to % in favor uf Havi!and.
Rev. Farney. presiding ell Ell of the
u. b. church preached to II large auG-
fence in Blue Mound last Sunday.
Mrs. Pat Swanev is quite sick.
The parties having charge of the
big pasture have been setting out fires
aud letting them go, and the farmer,
have had to fight fire to keep 1t out { I
their places.
A nice shower fell Monday eve ar'
annlher "Wednesday morning. whit
helps out the corn.
Wheat is going to be short in stra,
and head.
To THE PEOPLE OF KINSLEY AND d
WARDS COUNTY:
We are agents in this western coun
try for the Kroeger, the Gildemeeste
4 Kroeger, the Smith s. CO., and til.
Smith s. Barnes pianos and :he New
man Bros. organs. When in need Z
a piano, organ, mandol violil,
guitar or any of the string instrument
It will pay you to communicate wit
us, as we are near by and make goot
our guarantee at any time.
1.-THE Fildemeester & Kroeger piano.
have the same tone and action as tn
Steinway, Mr.. Gildemeester having
boon for twenty years the superintend
dent of the Steinway factory
When in need of any musical instru
ments please address US and we vii
call and see you or make it interesting
for yoa to come and see US.
Yours very truly,
T.. r. Moses Mercantile Co
Successors to 6. Y. & T.. r. Moses
7-28. CT. Bend. Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

Ae09ScAe stepped In 30 minutes by DE-
Miles, PAIN PILIA "One cent q dose.
The record-union., 1899-04-23

John Hare in making a speech before
the Playgoers' Club in London short
time ago answered for the present con-
dition Of the English drama by saying
1t is well-very we'll" The phrase i'm
mediately became a catchword and was
greeted with a shower of ironical COM