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The San Francisco call., 1899-01-02
Portland's Wheat Shipment.

PORTLAND, Or, Jan. 1-Wheat ship
ments from Portland during the year 1898
amounted to 1881 $50 bushels and 4S5 900
barrels of flour were shipped to the Orient
during the year. This season to date
9,SS4,S52 bushels of wheat have been
shipped.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-02

of additional payments seemed remote
and uncertain. Only five counties are de-
linquent in settlement, and their af1a1rs
will soon be adjusted to the satisfaction
of the Controller.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-02
SUN. MOON AND TIDE.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published by official au-
thority of the Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-s street WHARF about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point:
the height Of tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-02

Each of the thirty-two cities in -Iassa-
chusettS has one or more public libraries
and only eighteen Of the 321 towns are not
SO supplied.
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-02
WEATHER REPORT.

u2oth Meridan-Pacifc Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l. p. m
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to
date, as con pared with those Of same date
last season, and rainfall in last twenty-four
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

Impression. proved very valuable, not
alone in mineral wealth, but as an as
ricultural community.
Tt is true that tho doppers.' as we
call them, the plain farmers. who live
on isolated farms and rarely II ever
mingle with the life of our cities or
towns, are more or less uneducated ana
plain in their tastes; but In the United
States on the Western farms and IN
fact scattered all over the country you
have settlers who are cruder and more
primitive in their way of living than
our .hayseeds' are. A -dopper girl
dresses and looks as different from
town-bred girl as your country lass
does from your city bred maiden Your
farmers daughters are not duplicates
OF your daughters of wealth and fash
ion, are theye No more are we Ike
the 'dopper' women. The 'doppers
all dress in gowns cut after the same
pattern. a cheap print of bright color
made into a short skirt for convenience
sake, gathered full around the waist,
blouse simply made with a Row band
for collar. topped OF by a sunoon-
net On Sundays and holidays they
appear respiendent in their saudiesf'
brightest and best gowns. with mar
row ribbon of gay color. tied IN
'Dutchy' bow-short. stih loops and
long ends somewhat like the fashion
in vogue in this country several years
ago.
we girls OF the cities and towns,
however. dress as fancy dictates. aha
1t is no unusual thing TO see copies Of
La Mode, Harper's BazGr and the lat
est London fashion plates adorning the
dressing tables OF these city bellies. As
a rule, however, on ordinary occasions
we dress very simply owing to the iae'
that we ride great deal. and as We
ride astride like the men we cling TO
short skirts rather than training
gowns To tell you the truth DO noS
see how American girls aceaston
themselves to ride in the awkward
manner they do and / am glad to see
the progressive young ladies in the
West have adopted our mode OF riding
THE general impression that Boef
wives wear a Mother Hubbard and
never appear In anything else Is n base
libel on the race Perhaps in some OF
the outlying farms this may be true.
but our mothers as rule wear two
piece garment. the skirt and waist be-
ing simply made, while their children.
as have before stated. lean very
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
MISS sANNIE KRUGER.

strongly toward foreign fashions. and
adopt them on all possible occasions
1T Is also generally asserted that a
great deal of Zulu blood is iatermin-
gled with our race. This is another
English absurdity. We pride ourselves
upon our hereditary ciannishness and
we treat the Zplus and Basutos and
Mashoanos simply as servants. to do
the drudgery and other labor which
they are willing to perform to partici-
pate to 4 slight degree in the infiu-
ences of our civilization We carry
our relationships almost 70 an absurd
ity, for BOer, even II he is only a If
tieth cousin, is relative, but from our
custom of intermarrying all Boer fam
lilies are more or less closely related.
Like all Boer girls, am an ex-
cellent shot and l fervently wish /
were back in the Transvaal that /
might II need be defend our land from
the relentless attacks of our English
invader. From sheer necessity we
have all been obliged to learn how to
shoot and one of the first prerequisites
OF our education is to hit a bulls eve
at long range. Our cunning with the
gun has been handed down to US
through the generations. When trek-
ing on the veldt 1t often fell to the
women to keep the prowlIng lions
away from the wagons, and in time
OF war our women stand behind the
laager or barricades, as the case may
be, load the guns. tend the wounded
and il needed take hand in the shoot
ing also.
I'VE win be defeated in the long
run by the English. but we will show
that we know how to fight.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
ruert, Rico

Three tours OF the beautiful island
o, Puerto Rico are scheduled TO leave
Chicago December 81. January Is and
February Is Special Pullman sleep
ers and dining cars will convey the
party to New York. thence on board
the splendid new steamships Ponce
and San Juan, through and around the
island by rail. automobile. carriage
and boat. Tickets include all ex-
penses everywhere. These select linn.
ited parties will be under the special
escort Of Mr. Walter Boyd Townsend.
under the management OF The Ameri-
can Tourist Association. Reau Camp
bell. general manager, i42S Marquette
building. Chicago. Itineraries. maps
and tickets can be had on application
to the agents of the Chicago, Mnwau-
kee 4 St. Paul Ry.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
MISS SANNIE KRUGER.
NIECE OF PRESIDENT IN THIS
COUNTRY.
watches the Papers Eagerly for News
from the Grand Old Afrlcsnder--she
Is Also Niece OF General Piet
.Joubert-
fspecIaI Letter.)

While President Kruger and Gen.
Piet Joubert are directing every en-
ergy towards the defeat, humiliation
or capture of the British forces now in
Natal and British Bechuanaland. a
niece of theirs, far from her native
Iand, is anxiously scanning every war
dispatch that gives her information
regarding the prowess of the sturdy
Beers, whose unparalleled successes
hitherto have caused her loyal heart
20 beat exultantly and her cheek to
glow with excitement over each fresh
burgher victory. over year ago. in
To the United States, where he was
Obliged to look after an interest he had
secured in one of the rich gold and
silver mines OF Southern Arizona. AT
that time no thought was entertained
of war or the devoted pair would have
remained in the land Of their nativity;
one to defend his rights, and the other,
if need be, to nurse and aid in every
way possible her valiant kinsmen,
friends and countrymen.
Sannie Kruger's grandfather was a
mixture OF Boer ana Engilsh, TINS coul-
bination being brought about before
the great trek in the beginning of the
century, when the Beers and English
fraternized, and up TO that time had
not acquired the deep hatred they have
for one another at the present day. Her
grandmother was Boer girl and
sister of the present wife of Dom Paul
Kruger, while her father was a nephew
of this clear headed and resourceful
pilot of the destiny of the Transvaal
Republic. She is therefore grand
niece of both Kruger and his frau
On her mothers side she is also a
great niece of Gen. Piet Joubert This
condition OF affairs has been brought
about from the fact that the Beers in
termarry among one another, crossing
the relationship until they exceed in
completely and intricacy even the
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
WE ARE TAUGHT TO SHOOT"
famed relationship Of the West vir-
,yinia and Kentucky uouufaineers.

famed relationship OF the West Vir-
ginia and Kentucky mountaineers.
Unlike most OF her countrywomen.
Sannie Kruger was educated in Eu-
rope. the greater part of her training
being obtained in France and Belgium.
where she became highly proficient in
painting and music. President Kru-
ger severely condemns foreign customs
and a continental training. but the fair
slip of girl he calls his niece has so
-captiyated him that he forgave her
this unpardonable offense and even
'overiooks the slight strain OF English
blood in her nature. which probably.
more than anything else. accounts for
her love OF travel and her determine
fion to accompany her brother in his
unheard of determination to leave his
native country and come TO America
and hazard his fortunes in the most
progressive of Anglo-Saxon countries.
She is now residing in San Francisco.
In speaking of her kinsfolk Miss
Kruger throws much light upon what
is generally unknown in this country
concerning her people The impress
sion that usually obtains concerning
the Beers is that they are purely an
agricultural people. with few desires
and simple tastes; and from long con
tnct with the savage tribes whose ter
ritory they took by force, they have ac-
quiren to greater or less extent a GER
tain barbarity and coarseness not pos
sessed by more progressive peoples.
She says: we Beers are plain folk
with few caste and class lines. having
a strong national feeling and desiring
to be left alone to govern ourselves as
best We see fit. The impression that
prevails that we are coarse. unedu-
Gated and brutal is due to the preju-
dices scattered broadcast against US by
the outlanders, who are desirous Of
taking by hook or crook our lands and
property which have, contrary to first
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
I4ows Thts.

We orer Clns Handrzi Dollars rs~srI. for aay
CAlsrra Cure
r. u CHENEY 4 co, Propsl. Tcledo, q
We the ss1rrSlsrei have EraSn W j
fae1~y fer the tast IS years and bciicre hin
rsrfuctir h1aurahse IN Al css1laexs tra1sscs2n
And nuahSEalig atlc TO carry cut any aciigs-
tons rsade hy their fra
we.s. Truar Wholesale DragEists, Tclcssa,
o. waldInz EinEan 4 NArvin- Wholesale
pruEEists Tuiedo Ohla
Hats rasarrh Ionr,s Is sakcn in.s-uaiiT, aes-
Ing directly UPON tAe blood and Izaaeu1s surfaces
of the systeza Testin1Eisls sezt frca fr4ca
Esc per b.stt.A. Sod By ali draEststS
Halls Ea-ail5 PZlls are lhs bes-
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

~ 10 - ~
I latest irnoroysd sroq -.
with crushsf. ore feeder. = |
ed coppers and SoucatItrs A-sT
In Gttrin county. Ehts -
never run i,fed fauS "a ~
sale hc<sosz tf.s mine ala y,
l i1-H. = Steam plant. ss,.is.s.t /
b-ssissss and an automatic ssrs.s
sSly holster, sp0d a. tssu -
astect aeans dPusie ear3,,
s@B. r. Hentgss aus,-..
nearly new. 4
! ie.H. Z. portable caEin.
4 s-H +. hart1arszI yyss.
ssnss, suitable for rIanirs n. n
izs actual II. p. yvsss, 80.
@H- I, hssiEoziaI t1ssss. \
Z sAn p, horizontal tasuA, d
ts-H. r hattEoatal tuH4!s. "a.
arch front, ceEnpistE
i@M. Y Fertieai hg5irsA
J ls-ft. ~ sNftical bsler. ~
! f&eSf water heatgr E
] lfas wafer hgasET. IA
4 txf9 BtAAe eF1eE@r.
aarSs esEsaestE ore eas8st, "
ios silver plated aRa,s,-s,
ssrFs4
Z sir arsila
Frur xAnaRr
ase1ins A9FasasGs TO -, u
ios ptFc tqefp.
! Aasosssasie s-ssasas sFlssis.
fEx1z FdEis
/ ayfszuia 81 tsbs. s5r ,,F,. -.
E,TsssiSatAitaE cyansds- . MA =
Es-tlass srsasssn EisS,rs. q,
c1iucs Ia strtctlF hfst 7glEat sss,is.
/. strzhsss ssitasts tor FasssS /:
Wood taFais- latsss
j 1-crar1 hossfrr. slg5glhs7 x =
! EFT r. y tFaeE srafs. -
ASlt ee1ts'3 roNs Bsesi ssss {,
/ rev
! rsyatSiaE stsssas
: a-earsp-zFtzsssa HsFts sa1s.1s
serfspsf xsiasiFr-
steam rlsris razs.sEfzE Z I. Il
h-afleEs aHss isss-ft s. ssxiss
= stssEa gGstips NsTtF7s Eass
sssrsfzi sued Hass ana frEsa
s 40 q. STACK psgr
IS fsrrzne 9ansrg 1raIs ha.s L
Vt efssE tsszrksnsrY -. 80. :.
! sr sra.is fer sssSSs xaa.l sa-sses !
1 90 nspiate laarssrr azzrt rA.a :
Ass-sy esSiazces Esf srsal "a.
SAArttE<. raii~Fss tslErt d.l--t
un<s Esl.he NafR4t- sc
tArxE tFtus as3.s aszs szafsas
c1s~.
ppNT FAlt. TO Gail. AND "a
LINE H& FAY CASH E1fE Al <
( sF4.xasSt1 :. HAND NAcHENEzf
srI'fgIEs
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

Some women are willing to admit
they are getting along in years for the
pleasure it affords them to boast of
the cuteness of their grandchildren
Chicago Daily News.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
a CHRIsTmAs PLANO

Fog s,sa. A se- srgsa for - yhst Nnsas psr-sas
nia1r faan q fasss atsa-sr.as instr1assais ass
yaG Et2Az1nef Gnif szsk.l sskTusnf eg-a. zsi a.
rHf KSfGHT-oAMPBELL Music co.
DezveT- szAneh s4ares; fEsssa. cot1ras0 Sz-is.Ess
erspsse GreeA- ceats-2 CITY. Lazavisss- ErsE.ssz
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
-, !. ,,,,,, m.,n.r Of rest

wnl convince you that linton faslns
trains are the quickest and PEST teuippro
rains Tor points cast and west from lyn-
YER Three through trains daily tor thi-
,nro Chosce OF routes, VIA Opsan& os
S5s Knnsas CITY Two through rains
dail, for san Franc.sco or Pactne Sortn-
wsst Ticket Office, stl 18th street.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
ran.I n. ll.a.nn-

Try thc UnIna Paci6c route 80 CftieaEo.
VIA Kansas GltT. Train icaNaz Denver
$50 ,. IA and arrives GaiCtru = secQua
IrpTuluE- ululnE cars hhE solid Nestt-
b1llss1s palattAl uFW equipment Ticket
Once 81 fsIh street
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

Il wouldn't have your fapit-nnhing SIS
position for anything on cGrfhr Agta
ao9tf uufaTstHnd me. n thiaes went 20
sssif ne "a - the riosy araiablr man you
s5asiar 20
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

HGrber-~Arc sou Tor England lrs thia
war STR Man IN IAsker--7- who are
yga fars' BaTbsr-fyVEst itsegnncs
das.s that make ssrT Mnu tn LEthsF,-
'Fvs got sense enough aSt 20 want 80 ar
CUE vita q rnHn xho has u rAEeE~
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
The crsuaIaE sneos<. Of aessrH Rail
rss.dfnE

The -ChleaEp Special via Union raci.
ae which t-laNrs Denver AZ $50 p m and
arrives ChicaEu at s:i5 the following even
fnE The quickest aH1 best eguipE-ed
Ilth ztrrst
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

Say. MAJ What Fra,iay- ~N
WIZ as good as this an IN ,iE1E j q SCI
sack an die nuEfidu,E l.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

''Peopie. often suffer from dyspepzii
without knowing a. Well al leAE
they let everybody else know it,
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
II Yea u.e rag rssaecs

Yoa xhoala Rad The star fiug Tobacco
advertisement in this pApSr. ThcT make
.ae most attractive orer syS- made Tor TIE
return Of their Tin T1ga
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

sfTs rsrzzasatsyEsfss sci als - uss-cas=ss. s,s--
hrss 7.Ey'. ass a D.. kha@s 6fs.s Nssrs As.sssrs
ssea sof FREE xa.oo tss.i u~tst. ssA srastsss
pA n a ELasE la N htrh ~ FtiiRssss "a. fAa
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

-JunA, You ought 20 see tho doctor
about that cough. so near N'hriEfrsal
a. thisE No. indeed
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

Dur broke hta roiiar-baus piaVIns
football, was his wife guNefr" fhs
MAS iAid 20 sfth kHes-eap broSun Al
kaskesk5ail
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

laxative BraEa7 esyaiH!ss TAbseEs rrsssav.
rsc cause that rEusiunsa Ia Grirgg. n w,
@ zsvCiS Signature s. 90 each eNx &C.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

what Is the Christmas spfrtfT "
consists tn wanting 10 give grusnut to
EgFssho3Y that yoa know ssat geihG %
give you one
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

.,>tr r:,a,, saws Chicago can't spprecf
a,.. ssaTfi~ i,tlera THAT u unjust. ~
do.s.,'t know how many people ~ante<
10 20 and cou3dn {.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

Piso's Cure for Consumption has been {
Madison. 2te9 &9d Ave. Chicago, III
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
Notice

trnian Paeidc trains running both east
ard west from Denver are than those q
lIs SsnrnfssItturS. Inquiry Eti also cfisl.
VINCE yoG Of their superiority IN point ~
,IgsHug,t. OF epgtrmCtit and p9uctlANtf
Of service. Ticket Ofnce, ~ l9th street
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

What ls a specialist r. Hes n man
who has discovered which Of his talents
Will bring him IN the most money
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

To cure your CarRrrh or Cold in Head
use London Balm. AL druggists refund
money u Il fails to relieve. &e and 5og.
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

.r don't Ike amiabie p%ople-" WHY
not Living with thera wsi ttan the
l,...t lliaf..nsIti.aIl on aaIkh-
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

To cure your Catarrh or cold IN Head
u.s., I,etsdoi, RaIfn- All druggists fyfani
money II II fails TO rolieNe. &C and 80
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

Mr. CrowdeE has been president Of
your club a ioHE time Yes. none of
Us could call her 20 order - We dectdcd
we might As well let her regulate the
rest OF us
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

what makes KiThy tell sgrh Etupta
Jokes HE Hk-s 10 b. called On 10 eN'
plAia them
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20

What kind OF Il nan = Bi0gSs \, lie
the EIra 81 4 ts1Ru who would All the
candy bags on Christmas tree With
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
SHEEPME .

wrfss ~ n.-kss -~sssrts sz ,es szs ls=ass rss-
sszsas gnsfs spssr.-a - ssosSls spsrE- ias eslt
Erslas;es sss~s cc-nstsssaz fdei s4sY q - s--s
The Lamar register., 1899-12-20
The ]. \. MontgoInan
Machinery Conn

@gs tAsnz.s
Ieaig-u, 49,
IHts.dRasr.S
nFtlal. is-Is
eflhA zss,l
Inescs tee =
] sAa HzE
IN aa- -
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-03-10
CHAABERLAIN 5 UooaH REMEDY.

I.iiS remruy rs inleiitird eSpe c,aily
tor coughs, colds. Group. ~hooping
eongi' aud iadu-nza. 1t has becsfue
famous tor It's cures 1T these diseasrs,
oyer large part uf the rly,.ized wcr!h.
The most Gathering testimonials Lave
been received. giving acruunts Of its
good works: of the axravsting and per
sistept coughs it has cured; uf severe
colds that have y,eidsi promptly Ia it's
soothing effects. and of the danger
Gus attacks Of Group 1t has cnred, "ft.
Oh saving the i;fe 1T the child. The
extensive use of il for Mhnoping crurh
has shown .hSt i'm rnhs that disease uf
al dangerous consequences 1t M as
lecially priced by nn,thers for their
hildren rs il never fails tn effect Il
H"edv cure. and because thew have
found that there is not the least da,,.
ger in giving it. even to babies. ~ IL
'ont.ins Nothing injnrious. Sold by
Mosher & Co.
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From FeIlSburg.

Fisher Bros. returned from Lewis
nei shborhood on Friday, say they are
done up there until next summer.
Genial f. T.. Bdwell. of Kinsley
was a guest at Fellsburg Saturday
last, took in the Woodmen lodge in
the evening looking out for business
when we get our railroad.
Frank Butler puts in most of his
time in Belpre buying grain.
B. P. Hayes writes that he is hav-
ing good time visiting up in Cloud
county.
Sam Frost and Paren Shannon went
into the county seat Monday to the
trustee meeting.
Frank Lewelliing went to work fer
T. P. Kintner on Monday at $40 per
month.
Peter Kintner is making an ides
Book Agent,so it is reported, will
soon have a standing job at Newton.
w. J. Trousdale came in on MOI
day with $50 head of cows and other
young stock; went back to Ne xton on
Friday.
Seymour Drake was up from Hari
er to take load down for his father.
r. NJ. Drake and family leave this
week for. their new home in Harper.
HI Elliott took a load down to
Harper for Price Drake.
Harrison Mathews is looking every.
day now for his father and a sbrothe,
who are moving out here from Nc.
Mrs. Lou King drove up, to Belpre
Saturday evening to meet her sister
Nellie Sprigg, from Greenwood coun.
ty' who expects 30 make her home
| with US in the Burg.
| Clyde Sprigg returned to the burg,
after q few days visit TO his sister
Mrs. Del Lower.
The dance last Friday night was a
| fizzle ON account of the storm.
Mort Butler was in Kinsley, Satur
day. Seems to be something pretty
attr active there for Mort.
Chas. King got in two new wheels
this week. One of them is ladies
wheel.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-03-10
CLUB NOTES.

During the. current event honr We'd
Eesdsy afternoon the m,st interesting
discussions were ul,on the benefits t.
he derived fran the tie Inheritance
lax, The plan and scope of the
W0mans Hotel in New. York Cit.
The principle involved in the old age
pension act o. G-rmany. The found
ing of Ru~kin Hail by Waller Vr.,-
inAn, former Kansas Toy. and i'll
c0npaiiUu Institute Buck worth set
l..lnent .uR,led 10y Mrs Walter Vrn.
aIan. Another curTeit event was
hat the following uoks had beer re
Irsd from the Carnegie Iibrar, as m.-
ins unft for ,he readius public
The Elsie Books. Horatio Alxers. Mrs
E d. K n. Southworti. Marian Hal.
land and all of Augusta Evans writ
ings. This provoked some profitable
thought as to the undesirabilIty OF
the above literature. 1t is Il move il
The right dlrrctln to retire all such
trash from public libraries,
After current events = delightful
after noon " d. slent with j q. Hoil.
and. Tie rrOgr IN consisted of life
sket ch aud analysis OF .Katrina> ,
res,me-oi Bitter Sweet, reading from
Miss Gilhfrt's Carpar'' whch con
tai,s Hollands ideas upon pducatio
IT sling the Tr 18th from his Lii
Helps" ard reading from Nicholas
Minturn, the novel touching the ques
ton of pauperism The two beauti
fuI poems. Heaven is not reacl ed II
Il single bouEd" and Il aocoOm" were
read, TIE next two Wednesdays
will be devoted to Ellzabetl, Stuart
Phelps.
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.rAe sure r.a tirlppe cur.

There - in use S.H,riry Item this
d.radfhi malad,. II Anu gel the tight
r'.nir'il. ut ARE hast,.g t.;,.n all
through your body, your stomach is
out OF order. have M appetite, no life
ar ambition. have bad cold, i'm fact
ale completely used up. Electric Bit
t-rs is The "uly remedy that viii give
yon prci1pt and sure relief. They act
directly Ola your liver. stomach aud
kidneys.tone Up the whole s,sten .nd
make you feel like new being. They
are guaranteed to cure OF price refuu-
ded. Price Soc rer hottie at Porters.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-03-10

A call has been made for caucus,
to be held tomorrow evening, for the
purpose of nominating a republican
ticket for the spring election. 1t is
marbles to donghnuts that they don't
do it. If strright republican ticket
is nominated it will be the first for
some time, as the bosses have gener-
ally thought it advisable to- put on a
democrat or two. This Is mighty poor
business for We should have no poll
tics in our city affairs. " hen We
have notice served on us in this way
that only republicans are wanted
there is nothing left for Us to do but
put up u ticket thai is cot limited tc
republicans So in course OF time
this will be done and the ticket will
] probably he elected even though II
lacks the support of The o. corner
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-03-10

Rev. E Edwards. pastor Of the
English Baptist Church al Miners.
vile, Pa, when suffering viii, rl,-u-
ina ism. Was advised to tiy Ciiamher-
la'ns Pain Balm. He sans: IL lew
appl ca;iuns of this linimeut proved
of great service to me- Ii suadu. d
the inflammation and rpEeved The
pain. Siiooid any Sufferer profit by
giving Pain y ,lm n trial II wli, please
me-" For sale Ivy Mosi,er & ca.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-03-10

The BRISTOL Times says: .'Old Far
mer Hopkins" was bright and spark
ling from start 20 finish, perfectly free
from every sign of vulgarity, and ar-
pealed always to the better side OF HE
A we'll filled house was captivated by
the performance.
This excele-.t company will show in
our opera house March IL.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-03-10

X/ANTED-severa trustworthy persons in
w this stale to H. anage our business liz
their own and arby counties. 1T is mainly
pffice work and conducted at nome Salrry
Strair bit $500 Il year ard expsp Ses--definte.
bona fide. more, no less salary Mentally
SIS. References. Enclose self-a ddres srd
stamped envelope. Herbert X Hess, Prest =.
Dept NJ. hicayo.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-03-10

W ASTED-Severat Trustworthy ne rNors IA
- this state Ia ninnsc our buSi,ir-s in
their own md NEARBY cs,,Inttcs. IL T. fButniy
office work and cnunucted ~ homo. Ssnry
straight $ar0 year and expeusrs- definite.
bona f1de, no more. no less salary. Nuuthly
SIS. References r., CiOss &elf-afidre sHea
stamped "Uvr"pe. Herbert Z. Hes.. Prest.
Dept. d. Chicago