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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS SUED,
Miss Murphy Seeks to Recover Her Brother
in-Law's 900 Death Benefit.

in-Law's $4,000 Death Benefit.
Bridget Murphy. a governess. has begun suit
In the supreme Court through her attorneys
Alfred and Charles Steckler. to recover $4,000
death benefit. which. she asserts. 10 due her
from tho Catholic knights OF America because
of the death OF her brother-in-law. Edward
Corrigan.
Corrigan. who was . member Of st. Monica's
Lodge OF Catholic Knights. disappeared in
1894, His policy in tho organization was made
wife In 1890. After his disappearance it is
averred Miss Murphy paid the assessments on
the policy until 1898 On August 9Th OF that
year she went to Bellevue hospital and reoog-
nized a photograph shown to her as that OF
CorriGan. Others also recognized it as his
picture. and later a coroner's Jury declared that
the man was Corrigap.
Miss Murphy made dem and on the Supreme
Council OF the Catholic Knights for 90 900. the
amount Of the pole, md Psy%pesnt was re, rs.
Council AYERS. upon informatlon and belief
that ,CorriEan is still alive. This belief is
based, it 10 said. upon an interview which Cor
rigan is alleged to have had. subsequent to
Feb 2 1896. with clerk Of the undertaken
who buried his wife.
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Financial.

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE hERCAN-
TILE TRUST CoMPANY's REoRGAN-
IZATION CERTIFICATES OF DE-
POST FOR THE SECURITIES MEN
TONED BELOW. ISSUED UNDER THE
PLAN AND AGREEMENT DATED SEP
TENDER 20, 1903, FOR THE REOR-
GANIZATION OR CONSOLIDATION OF
THE CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD COM
PANY. SANDUSKY, MANSFIELD AND
NEWARK RAILROAD COMPANY, CO.
LUMBUs AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY, NEWARK, SOM
ERSET, AND STRAlTSvILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, AND PITTSBURGH
JUNCTION RAILROAD COMPANY.
NAMELY,
Central Ohio Railroad Company AZ Per
CeRt. Bondai
Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad
Company Per Cent. Bonds;
Columbus and Cincinnati Midland Railroad
Company a. Per Cent. Bonds;
Newark, Somerset, and straitsyille Rail-
road Company 8 Per Cont. Bonds;
Pittsburgh Junction Railroad Company
First Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds;
Pittsburgh junction Railroad Company
second Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds;
Pittsburgh junction Terminal Company 8
Per Cent. Bonds;
Pittsburgh Junction Railroad Company
Preferred stocki
Holders Of the above named Mercantile Trust
Company's Reorganization Certificates of Deposit
are notified that pending the delivery Of the new
Pittsburgh Junction and Middle Division First
Mortgage so Per Gent Gold Bonds. the undersign-
ed have arranged to advance the cash payments to
which the holders OF such Certificates of Deposit
will be entitled under the Plan, together with the
interest upon the new bonds up to November 1st,
1899. Holders of such Reorganization Certificates
of Deposit may receive such cash payments and
interest on and after OCTOBER 9TH 1899, upon
presentation Of their Reorganization Certificates OF
Deposit at the Office of the Depositary. THE MER.
CAMILLE TRUST COMPANY No. 40 Broadway.
In the City OF New York to DO appropriately
stamped.
The new Pittsburgh junction and Middle Division
First Mortgage 81. Per Cent. Gold Bonds cxcoupons
maturing November lst. 1899. and prior thereto.
will be delivered soon as the engraving in com
pleted of which due otoe will be given.
Dated October 7th, 1899.
SPEYER & CO.,
KUHN, LOEB CO.,
SPEYER BROTHERS.,
Reorganization Managers.
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Perjury In the Admission of Cinnamon.

WASHINGTON. Oct 6-Ths Treasury Depart
ment has decided to refuse admission to
thirty-three Cinnamon, now at Portal. North
Dakota, who claim to be residents of Chicago
and entitled to admission. An investigation
has developed the fact that there is in Chicago
an understanding among certain Chinese
firms that for a confederation. usually k2OJ or
$500. they will certify that inromin China
IN en- arc members OF the Arm who hA' eft The
country to purchase goods in China. These
necessary witnesses. 1t is the intsutiOn OF the
Department to commence proceedings for per-
Jury against the witnesses and against some
prominent Cinnamon for subornation OF per
Jury,
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occurred The European cables were higher and
Europeans were good buyers here. Moreover, the
more inclination to buy than 70 sell.
NAVAL SroRKs-Spirits of turpentine 6l%&52c.
Common to good strained rosn s1.25aSl.27le.
PRovsIoNs.-Lard easy; western So 80;
Continental refined. $685.. Pork steady at
Se.25G$e. Is for mess. Meats were steady; picked
hams p&@ ioc do. shoulders sslc Tallow - $40.
Dressed hogs-6'*37c. Butter-Creamery. West
2sHa24c.; do. hrsts,22s2se, Chesss-state. full
cream small no,o eo,9rsd fancy uhi Is' 90: White
State. Pennsylvania and Western. 21slec. Chicago.
Oct. 6."ProvisiOns were steady, closing firm, with
prices unchanged to slightly higher The volume of
trade was moderate and largely between packers
with some investment demand for January product.
The cash demand was good for meats and moderate
for lard"
SrGAR.-Raw was steady at Z 5-lec. for 90 test and
1880 for ~ test. Refined was quiet and
steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-07
CARPENTER TAKEN FOR BURGLAR
Went to Lawyer Boyd's House After Dark
to Look for n Key and Get Arrested.

Went to Lawyer Boyd'a House After Dark
to Look for a Key and Get Arrested.
Charles e. Trckett OF 1922 Sorrel street.
West Hoboken. was arrested on Thursday
night in the house OF Assistant Corporation
Counsel William Boyd. at "a East Seventy
eighth street. charged with burglary. and yes
terday was a prisoner in the Yorkvie court
His arrest was caused by Mrs. Jungmann. who
lives at 26 Fast Seventy eiR nth street. She saw
Trickett on the roof OF the extension connected
with Mr. Boyd's house looking into hor win
doUs and called police man
Trckett told Magistrate Pool yesterday that
Mr. Boyds house. The family is absent. When
he went home on Thursday night he found he
had lost key and went back to look for It,
The boss carpenter corroborated his story in
part and Magistrate Pool discharged Trickett.
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GIRL GOT $4,000 DAMAGES.
Though Her Brother and Sister Testified
for the Man She Sued.

BBIDGEToE, N, j.. Oct. 6,-Alury in the County
Court to-day awarded Mary McBlain $4,000
damages AGAINST Robert Edgar OF Yineland
will be followed by one brought by the father of
the girl. DaylQ MoBlain. against Edgar for
damages which he claims to have sustained in
connection with the case, The girls sister.
who 10 still servant in EdCar's family. and
her brother. who came down from PhIla-
dolphiA. both testified aG ainst her reputation.
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Surprise Caused by n Petition In Court
Was Reckoned at Millions.

BUrprDe CAUSED by FotIt1on IN C0urt-
Was Reckoned at Millions.
New HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 6.-The announce
ment was made to-day that tho estate OF the
late Wilson Waddingham was insolvent Mr..
Waddngham. who at one time was said to be
the owner OF more land in the West than any
other in the country. was supposed to be the
wealthiest cattle and ranch man in the United
States. His estate at the time OF his death WAS
To-day the executors filed a notice In the Pro-
bate court in this city representing the estate
as nsolvent.
This action 10 taken after a Wait made by
counsel ana EXECUTORS on the estate to New
had vast interests. They made an investi-
cation of the affairs of Mr. Waddingham in
that region, A hearing on the petition for in
solvsncy will take place in this city on Oct 49,
Former Judge Van Wyck OF New York city 10
one OF the counsel In tho case, representing the
widow and children.
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Central Trust Company of New York
Once of the st. Paul 4 Duluth RaiIroa
COMPANY.

no SO NASSAU ST., NEw YoRK Sept 49, Ise9
Gotice is hereby given that pursuant to the Plan Of
REORGANIZATION OF the Lake SUPERIOR and Mississippi
the st. Paul and duluth Railroad Company. and in
Paul and Duluth Railroad Company were duly had.
at the ofice OF the Company. No, So Nassau street.
in the city of New York pursuant to resolutions OF
the Board of Directors, and that two thousand and
forty'hye t2o45l shares Of the preferred stock were
drawn for cancellation and thereby retired
The shares drawn for retirement will he paid for
At par at the C0mpany's office upon surrender of the
cert atea affected by the drawing and new GER
thcAtes for the remaining shares will he issued in
exchange for the certificates a. surrendered.
Particulars Of tho result OF the drawing can be
obtained on Applicati m.
T. s. ROLLINS. Assistant Secretary
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supreme Cour-spsoial Tsrm-PArt Hex pArts
matters Part V-Case on-No. 26oo-ry!er va Tyler
at 10 80 A, NJ.
OF Margaret Sktddy, Agnes Harrison, at 1880 A. M
City Court Special lsrm-court opens at 10 A n
Motions.
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Bear THE sun in mind when you again
have something first class for sale or exchange
You reach Sun readers by advertising In TEE
SUN.-Ada
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To the Holders of Certificates of Deposit
OF THE

To the Holders of CertiAsates of Deposit ::
OF THE
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
FOR STOCK OF
American Spirits Manufacturing Company,
Kentucky DIstilerles and Warehouse Com
pany,
Spirits Distributing Company, and
Standard DistiIIing and Distributing Com
pany.
The CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY will receive
the above named Certificates of deposit. assigned
In blank. and after OCTOBER 9TH. 1892 and
will be prepared to deliver Common and Preferred
Stock Of the DIsTILLING COMPANY OF AMER
ICA. In accordance with Agreements dated June
21st and July 28th. 1899.
Certificates surrendered are not required to be
stamped. except when the new stock is desred in
a different name.
Central Trust Company of New York.
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FRIDAY. Oct. 6,-GRAIN-WhSat-Spo was
steady Sales 1854 900 bush. fer export here
and ut tho outports. No. l northern Duluth
Bic over Dec, I. 0. b. afloat: No l hard Duluth
6hc. over; No. northern New York &c. over.
Futures declined 40. Sales 100000 bush.
After Change Dec. on curb was 771sc077y4o.
Prices as follows:
~, op:nns,ggo H9s:''' LsY''t ole,ina Nig1I
NV h.: sol. sou TO- ssSSS s sSs
Oats were steady on the spot Sales, 2oo, 600 bush
10 ey for .Vs HS sS eH o ts
. .nS and FTsdea Gs tr.s5
vas steady on the spot sales loo. 900 bush
I0lGc over Decsmbsr in Chicago; do white, like
over. Chicago received $40 cars and expects ei5
Sales of 10000 bush. Prices as follows:
optnta0. Highest Lowest Closing. E 1a%
G Res. ssa5a 81" ssaas s7H ssssSs
ca6Is' higher sonSois rports Of more SP psHos4uf
outlook in the TEAnsvaAl large ArgeptinA shipment.
SortaSrn n and a tSsGon Ne lei.
r sa week 10 1. SsH%.'
against SS2 900 in TIE previous week and mono last
are favorable for marketing the crop but are
R for s T: NoEG
last week and I,o10lsst year tits believed that the
stock 81 Minneapolis will show increase for the
week Of 100 900 bushels rise In ocean frelghtS
tent. SNOW crop estimate OF Sq4. 0Oo, 900 shols
caused aoms long liquidation. Il iG said too that
the stock n Duluth and Minneapolis is likely 10 In
crease 100000 bushels for the week. The
Governments cIOp estimate based on sept hQ
seriously by body. but nobody had been figuring
high as +h4 900. 600 the figures given out by
SNOW to-day The ArgsnttnA shipments since Jan,
are so v62 900 against ~. $50 900 for the same
time last year 81 Louis and the Northwest were big
that the short interest has been considsrAbiy 10.
dueed OF late Al Chicago kAstbound roads advanced
the export rate 10 to raInain the same.
Liverpool On tie spot vac va. higher fer Nc L
standard California. Berlin EdvAneSa ID 70 v ~ l.
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S..G pon SSRss 5d and oS.
G G 6onsql: 81; Kansas city, PittsSp5s
and Gulf ls: Union Pacific, Atehisen. Bslti.
a9d 0sG sh0 MHGs ss VIZ
oonsin Central Issues.
Commercial price OF bar silver ia New York.
5Iac. Bar silverin London closed at ~ II -i5d.
Eiports to Europe S to- = morrow $4,000 ounces.
Money on call 4N0s per cent. closing At 4S8
per cent. Time money 10 Quoted at 2 per
stocks. for three and six months . per cent.
trss loans are made at per cent Tor eight
nominal ana rates e% are auoted at 4Ss5 per
cent. for bills receivable; acaeptances and
prime single names. 6C06h per cent. other
names. 6CS7 per cent.
Sterling exchange was strong and decidedly
higher, posted rates being raised half q cent
m oney here and a demand from bankers to
cover bills previously drawn in Anticipation OF
s seDs nj sf tho ba S s ani
is!ss:s? soafn'q.S 't f
ma ssSi: rs Ssas.
3eEt0se 1910 for long. and 4Oh040 3-16 for
short.
par. leston-BuyinG.1 lilo discount: sell
Ing. Per. sSvennahp Buying: of: selling
si5oSi75 discount San Frencisco-slsht
12ke. premium. telegram, 15c. premium
st. Louls-75c. discount. Chicago-s0c. dis
discount: over counter. SOC. premium
The itn ports OF dry goods for the week end.
ing to- day were 81, 59S 41S against $2.007, 13S
last week and 1885, ,485 for the corresponding
week OF last year. The amount marketed was
Sl54302S against 50 .11S2e9 last week. and
$1.43064 for the corresponding week OF last
year.
Railway gross earnings for septem Der com
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2altnIs.

DATERTs for Inventions procured promptly 10y
L rates. ROEDER L BRIESKk, 81 Nassau e. Ak
Established 1854
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The Western. New York and Pennsylvania
rspGrts o aSp
sh ~ For f tRa t%S
onH spsRF Aus 81 the & srG s s2ons:
sssr and net SGT SSS an nersass 81
American Cotton on Company, win be held
Dec. 8, The annual report will be ubHshed
s Il 4. ss 1ens ths
completed. It may be stated that a close an;
on debeniure bonds and dividend on preferred
Itch s' ,ssP &c." :t ss r
S7o2,0oo last rear. and s4o3. 900 the year be-
mon stock will be considered BY the directors
at their ne1t regular meeting on Nov. I.
as BY Ss sos q bus..
during the week. including the known cash
changes and the movements that at present
mates more conflicting than usual 70 srs leak
With accuracy on tho spbIect j. would be in
money to The banks Of tho pabe expendtSrsa
at the recent celebrations In honor OF Admiral
Dewey. as contrnsted with the wholesale out
very accounts. 1t would also DO necessary to
know how much Of the money disbursed for
Treasury DEPARTMENT and also how, much OF
been re-de posted with the banks. 1t will thus
be seen that the element OF uncertainty
regarding the INN ediate condition Of the New
York banks is this week exceptionally great
One thing definite can be said and that 10 that
the loss OF the banks on balance to the Interior
through the ex press movement is on a larger
scale than at any time this season, shipments
The results OF the known movements OF money
so far as may be obtained. indicate net
loss in cash to the banks OF S3913.790. The
banks shipped by express to the country
S.. 423, 800 and recsyed 81. 81 .010. a loss on
the movement Of $3.052. 100. A loss of s.. $751;
600 to the New York Sub Treasury brought
the loss in cash up to $5913 7ao an the banks
which was received from Cuba, Seattle and
other points. The loss OF the banks to the
Sub Treasury made allowance for deposits OF
money for transfer, amounting to $l,325. 600"
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs. S107, 900: internal revenue. 81, OS5.-
1872. and miscellaneous, $3S. 1874. q total Of ST.
831.O35 The disbursements were 81. 775.000
On excess OF receipts over expenditures OF
$50. 035. The reeeipts Of the hscal year to
date have been 81 so. l76,5Se. the expsndi-
81 @ OF receipts over
The official count OF caah in the Treasury
to-day compared with that OF yesterday shows:
Gold coin and bullion o.: .,t 81 81 $50
Silver dollars and
bqli or. s2 ,ss sss sss,s.sts
Other assets less de-
mand liabilities ...... e.6oI,478 1O.42942T
Available cash balance
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Court of Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY. Oct o.-Court Of Appeals Calendar for
Monday Nos w. w. Iol. lo+. los. 100. los. and
ia
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p rose to 10 esntim.. for Wheat and
the winter wheat belt but there are no
Ssr. So ' IS. n0 ST. .' LS%is Received $1,000
bush. against 2O5, 900 year ago. Liverpool closed
I'D higher on all months except May which ended
I'D lower. Tho olearanoes we're 1000 BUSH
Corn opened higher on strong Liverpool cables and
also partly owing to the export business yesterday
of 1.4oo. 900 bush. No attention was paid TO the
advance in freight rates, except TO add 1t to the
price, and the clearances were $4,000 bush. The
Argentina shipments for the week were Sos 900
bush, against 1891 900 in the previous week and
1p2, 900 last year. Since Jan. the total Is 20,
1917 600 against II 5SS, 900 for the same time last
year Corn showed more strength than wheat all day:
Tho country offerings are said TO be moderate and
the stocks OF old corn rapidly diminishing. There
was considerable long liquidation At the West how
ever, and October ended at slight DECLINE though
Oats were steadier with moderate receipts
FLouR-Quiet and steady. Sales 10000 bols.
Receipts we're 1890 bbls. and 1929 sacks;
exports 1890 bbls. and 5455 sacks. Winter
in bills superhne. 81. 3oSS2.45 No. extra. - 40
@S2.8o; clears, s8.ooas8.l6 straights. $4,000
$40: patents s8.5oGt37b. Spring in bbls::
Clear. 90. ooas3.1o straights s3.s6s$3eo; pat
CorroN-Spot cotton here was unchanged. Sales
$40 bales for spinning. Mddlng uplands, BLDG.
against 7.1oc. last year; New Orleans and Gulf.
H16c. against 8 1-16c. Savannah advanced l.16c
and Augusta declined 1;1S c. Memphis sold 100
bales. Augusta t25 and Mobile 800. Liverpool was
unchanged on the spot with sales OF 5000 bales;
futures declined IL to points. Manchester was
guiet but steady. The movement to-day was s' fol-
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Pastor Called to a wmi.m.burr Church.

The Pulpit Committee Of the Central Baptist
Church Of WilliSlnsb burg has decided to extend
a call to the Rev. Frederick A. Taylor OF New
ark The pulpit OF the church became vacant
In juno, when the Rev. J. l.. Ray resigned to
take charge OF a church in PhCBnix vile Pa
The Rev. MIR. Taylor is 80 years old and he
never held passionate. He has done much
OVangelStio work In Weatsrn States.
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Available cash balance

incld gold reserve .s7s7.477. 2o4 sass, as2, 7sI
Money In London.4 per cent. Rates Of dis
month"; bills. 5GD5A per cent. Amount of bull
lion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day. fB7 900. Paris advces quote
3per cent. at 100 franes 45 centimes. Exchange
on London. % france "a centimes.
The Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works have received an order for twenty
heavy Nogul locom olives from tho Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and for four
large switching !ocomotiyes from the Chicago
and Western Indiana Railway
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Express Cars on tn. Metropolitan. Lin

The United States Express Company. It was
stated yesterday. has under consideration a
plan for running express ears upon tho tracks
OF the metropolitan street Railway Company.
"A YET however, the matter mas not been
Officially under negotiation between the oom-
paniosl In Brooklyn. cars OF the National Ex-
press COMPANY are now used.
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The rainfall for the past - hours included 2S2
inches at Blackville 90 at Batssburg 2.3O NJ Co.
lum bia 2. 10 at Matthews l. 81 al Greenwood. 1.54
at Cheraw. i.62 at Florence and es at Charleston.
s. c.; $50 at Raleigh, 10 ut Weldon. 80 at Colds
boro and 1.28 at Charlotte, N. O.: 2.so at Canak.
2 so at Waynesboro. 2 at Griffin 1850 at Macon. 90
at Augusta 80 at Atlanta and at Savannah. Ga;
1.o4 at Jacksonville. Fla. and "a at Montgomery
Ala
The Signal Service predicts fair weathor for the
entire cotton belt purnR the next 80 hours. New
Orleans declined II to Is points. Futures here de-
clined to 10 points and closed barely steady with
foil
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NATIONAL SALT COMPANY.
Public 3lntires.

post OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested, al
changes may occur at any time.)
Foreign mails for the week ending Oct. 7. 1899,
viii close (PROMPTLY in all oasss) Al the General
Post once as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28
To THE PnorLE oF K1ssLEY AND Ed

To THE PEoPLE DE- KINsLEY AND Ed
WARDS COUNTY:
We are agents in this western coun-
try for the Kroeger, the 9ildeinecster
& Kroeger, the Smith s. Co., and the
Smith & Barnes pianos and The New
man Bros organs. When in need Of
q piano. organ, mand olin, violin,
guitar or any Of the string instruments
it will pay you to communicates with
US, rs we arc near by and make good
our guarantee At any time.
1.-THE Fildemeester "a Kroeger pianos
have the sane tone and action as the
Steinway, Mr.. Gildeneester having
been for twenty Yeas the superintend-
deHt of the Stsinway factory
When IN need OF any musical instru.
ments please address us and we will
call and see you Or make it interesting
for you to come and See us.
Yours very truly,
f. r. Moses Mercantile Co.
Successors to G. n. & E. r. Moses,
1-2S CT Benz. Kansas
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
The second quarterly examination
for Teachers Certificates will be held
at the south side school house in Kin.
sley, Saturday, April %, 1899, at
o'clock a. m.
l.. r. CLARK,
County Superintendent.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28

Edwards & Parker made some very
good sales last week. They sold
to G. W. Merritt. of CT. Bend. one
bull calf, ten days oil, for $780,. also
two fine Essex hogs. a. P. Haddock.
Pawnse county, one 3-year-old bull
s175. w. j. Baird, Spearville. one
7-months- old bull slO0 and 40 short
horn COWS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28

Sonr stomach. fullness after eating.
fatulence or water brash may quickly
corrnuted by the use of Prickley Ash
Bitters: it aids digestion clenses and
regulates the bowels. Sold by Mosh-
er s. Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28

Bloo.ing after eating, indigestion,
fatulence or water brash. may be
quickly corrected through the use Of
Pricklv Ash Bitters. It strengthens
digestion. cleanses and regulates the
bowels. Sold by Mysher i Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28

T. Fl. Evans has not been able to
find suitable renter for his city pro-
perty and will probably divide his
family for the summer. part living in
town and part on the farm. They will
all move To the city before fall
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28

Mrs. Buses received package OF
brook trout from her husband, this
week. He caught them in one of the
mountain streams of Colorado, snear
Palmer Lake.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28

Epxorth League devotional services
every Sunday at NJ. F. church, pm.
Everyone cordially invited. Topic
April 30. "How Shall We Divide Our
Timer" Eco. 3:15. Teacher, Mrs. Lem
ert
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28

The little Keaton boy, who has been
medicine show, had the end of one
finger taken off by putting it in the
cogs of Mrs. Wolgamo.'s wringer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28

Frank Kennedy. bro;be OF Willard
and Walter was here the irst OF the
Dital corps from the 21st regiment. He
was injured by a horse falling on him
at Lexington. KY. and has been on
sick leave for some time.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-04-28

G. L. Painters famous 16-hand Jack,
second to none in the state OF Kansas.
can be seen at his stallion barn just
east of Lippoldt's livery stable