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DONE BY INSURANCE MEN.
Gleanings at State Department
About Various COncerns


About Various Concerns.
The following foreign corporations, with
the amount Of their holdings in the state.
have complied with the SoGnervi1e law
Armour Packing company, Chicago, S.. 900;
Hammond Packing company, Hammond.
Ind, 500; London Assurance company.
London, 81, 1,SO0; Thuring1a Insurance com
pany, Germany $4,000; F'rankfort-Amer-
lean Insurance company, Germany, $66. %;
Thuringia Fire Insurance company, Ger
many, $1,5S9; Frankfort Marine Accident
and Plate Glass Insurance company, Ger
many; Fidelity and Casualty company,
New York, s10,3J0; New York Plate Glass
company, s4,13O
The Northwestern Legion Of Honor, q,
fraternal life insurance company, of Ma
rengo, To-, has notified the insurance de-
partment, that after sixteen years Of trials
and tribulations, 1t has reinsured it's risks
and will retire from business
The Pathfinder, a fraternaF insurance
association, Of Akron, O., has signified
its intention to withdraw from the state
because of its inability to secure satisfac-
tory representation here.
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Is IN BONDS AGAIN.
Gardiner Reeves, Divorced, Imme-
dIateIy PrOcures New License.

A decree divorcing Gardiner H. Reeves
rom Jessie Grace Reeves on the ground of
iesertiOn was filed yesterday by Judge
Otis, and shortly thereafter Reeves OBJ
tanned a license to marry Grace E. Reed.
The divorce case was tried on Jan. 49,
Judge Jaggard yesterday ordered find
ings for the plaintiffs in the divorce cases
of Mathflda GOss against Frank Goss
and Nils Turnquist against Naomi Turn
quist The complaints in both cases al
legged deseTtiOn.
Margaret y. Tandy was granted a di-
yorce from William L. Tandy yesterday
by Judge Lewis on the ground of deser-
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honesty OF the management Of the Amer
lean Mining Investment Co.
A. K. Moehn, Window, Mimi.
F. ]. Bartels, Crivitz, Wis.
ID. E. McLennan. Minneapolis
Jacob n. Kern, st. Cloud, Minn.
Il. ID. Barcalow, Morris, MINI.
c. II. Newberry, ST. Paul.
Z. I. Bergh, Spring Grove, Minn.
John H. Gallagher, Minneapolis
George E. Giiger, Wauseon, Wis
w. j. Dumble, ST. Paul
P. w. Strand, Pennock, Minn.
Rev. T. w. StockdiI st. Paul.
David Jones, La Moure N. D.
Jas. L. jarrett, Pennock, MINI.
VIM. Kochler, Ely, Mlnn.
The above names are men of good
standing in their respective towns. They
were unacquainted with US, and we with
them. They had invested some money in
our shares, and after making a full In
vestigatlon all Of them more than doubled
their holdings. and such men as Jacob N.
Kern, of ST. Cloud, Mimi; c. T. Bergh.
of Spring Grove, Mimi; Geo. E. GIlger, Of
Wauseon, Wis; John H Gallagher. in
spector for the Great Northern, Minneap-
oils, and others added several hundreds
of dollars to their investments, both In
Susquehanna and Kettle-CurIew.
Send for free maps, etc.
Make money orders, checks, ETC., pay
able to the order of IL. A HANCOCK,
Trustee Fidelity bond S25,OOO), but ad-
dress all letters, whether they contain re-
mittances or not, to
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in the probate court for a number of
Years. The account showed a balance of
Sl22 in the hands of the administrator.
Of which the latter receives a fee of $50
and Attorney Cough $95 The balance goes
to pay a claim held by Mr.. Vanish against
the estate.
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BigeIow Entered NoIles.

The cases against Polly Gormelley, in
dicted for malicious destruction of prop
erty and ]. H. Hale, indicted for forgery
another Indictment, were ordered nolled
by Judge Kelly yesterday on motion of
the county attorney
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Says Her Boy Is Abused.

On the request of the boys mother,
John A. Moak, agent of the Humane So
ciety, was yesterday appointed guardian
of William J. Peters, the siXteen-year-
old son of Harry Peters. The mother
claimed that the father did not treat the
boy right.
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IS SUING FOR $4,000.
Mrs. Mary ROOney's Big Claim
Against City ON Trial.

The case of Mary Rooney against the
city 10 recover $4,000 for personal in
iuries, is on trial before Judge Otis and a
jury. Plaintiff alleges that Sept. 16 she
was driving with her husband on the
Lafayette street bridge, when the horse
stepped on a rotten plank and fell part
way through the bridge, throwing her
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LIGHTNER IS IN CHARGE.
He Is Administrators of Bishop Gill
berts Estnfe.

Judge Bazille yesterday appointed w
H. Lightner administrator of the estate
fixed the bond al 81, 500 Mr. Lightner was
the choice of the heirs
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Finally Secured Bail.

Judge Kelly yesterday admitted Louis
Padden and Harry King to bail in the
D. L. Bell as sureties. They are indicted
for grand larceny.
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Say He Is IncorrigibIe.

A committee Of the county board has
made application to the probate court to
have Francis Hartwick, an incorrigible
eight years of age, committed to the state
school. The boy lives with his parents on
Goodrich avenue.
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We're wedded nt Hudson.

William G. Ferrin has brought an ac-
ton In the district court for a divorce
from Elizabeth Ferrin He charges de-
sertiOn. Plaintiff is thirty-seven years of
age and the defendant twenty-seven
They were married at Hudson. Wis, June
1SQ2
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Damage Suits Transferred.

The personal injury cases Of Arthur
DzierzOn and Harry w. Pace against the
Omaha road have been taken to the Unit
ed States circuit court from the Ramsey
county district court.
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WAITS FOR DIR. DAVIS.
Fink MansIauGhter Case Continued
Until April 23.

Fink, indicted for manslaughter, was yes
terday continued until April %, by Judge
Kelly, in order that DR.. William Davis,
the principal witness for the state, could
be present.
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Will Sue the City.

Judge Bazille yesterday appointed S. P.
Crosby administrator in the estate of
for the purpose of bringing a suit for
damages against the city of st. Paul.
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Sent Back to saltwater.

John St Aubln was sent back to the
state prison by Judge Kelly this after
noon, because he had broken his condi-
tional pardon.
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Yanish's Claim Allowed.

Judge BaZille yesterday allowed the ac-
count of Administrator Vanish in the es-
tate of Joseph NJ. Fish which has been
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Ahern Suit DISMISSED.

The case of the state dairy department
against j. J. Ahern, formerly clerk of the
municipal court, was dismissed yesterday
by Justice Mills.
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I'll that time the principal streets will be
sprinkled and the expense paid out Of
the street fund.
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kETTLE-CURLEW SHARES

Ve been on the market Just two months and shares
and received in cash $6oOo placed our nstament books over
$4,000 payable monthly all within months
The Cuew town lots have been week and we
nave sold over 600 lots receiving placing $4,000
on the monthly insament books This profit shareholders
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OFFERLE NEW.

Mrs. Doughman's children are sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. o. Way returned
from Halstead Sunday.
Ed L. iced, of Hutchinson, spent a
few hours with A. Z. Teed and family
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Erickson, of Kinsley,
spent the day with Mrs. e. P. OFT and
family Sunday.
II. o. Teed went to Timpton as re.
lief agent for the Santa Fe Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Sonmers returned to
Hutchinson Saturday.
Miss Hazel E. OFT is sick with the
measles.
Ed A. Teed and wife returned from
the eastern part of the state Saturday,.
Mrs. SOm,ners spent a few days in
kinsiey last week.
+. E. Otferle has bought II new piano
for his daughters.
William Brown returned from Pueb-
10. Colo, Tuesday.
The republican victory at the polls
! Monday Is considered Z; harbinger uf
prosperity. 1t is reported that three
. Joints are ready to open up. from
VIC St. tiSItNS Al ocucut W
! the amount of So per mouth. n lSO
that the republican women of the city
are trying To organize a temperance
movement, which may yield II large
revenue i'm the. shape of fines TO swell
receipts. " hen you get what you
vote for what more do you expect:
These joints should be located on the
principal business street and be COM
PEELED TO run without screens.
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fELLsBURd ITEMS.

The peoples party primary for
Franklin township will be held at I p.
NJ, Thursday. April II, at the Nc
Carly school house. BY order Of the
committee.
Fisher brothers shelled corn for J.
G. KOenbauxh Monday.
S. B. Weber and wife and Miss. Ada
Tam, of Beipre, were down Sunday
visiting Ira Tam.
w. +. Parker is fencing the south
east quarter OF section !, township Il,
range 26.
Mr.. Rahensamp, of Russell. county /,
has moved Town on his place, south
of the burg.
Crump & Heggy are painting the in
side of their store.
Mr.. Sparks. of Russell county, pur-
chased the O'Donuell & LoOmis farms.
George T.. Fell, Jr., was up to the
city attending court this week.
Listing has commenced and the
farmers around the burg are busy as
walters.
Wheat is looking fine and oats just
coming up.
Business seems to be booming
around the burg.
Polling & Miller were over in Lin
coin township last week working on
the new WOodmen' s hall.
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SOUTH BROWN.

Fine weather for early spring farm
ing. -
Wheat would be more promising in
many fields if it was not so thick on
the ground.
Barley and oats all sOwn, potatoes
mostly planted, and farmers are list
ing corn.
superintendent Clark lectured at
right.
Rev. Zimmerman. of the Free Meth
0dlst church, passed through town
last week on his way to district meet
ing in Pratt county.
Scott Miller purchased another farm
last week
j. G.. Gibson made a business trip
to Lincoln and Franklin last week.
Jim Halves is laid up for repairs
with IA crippled back, caused by fall.
M. Parkhurst ''bit" at the travelling
buggy bait last week to the tune OF
one hundred dollars.
Rev. BeacOck, the new pastor fer
Wendell. has not arrived up to this
time, but is somewhere on the road
between here and his last field of la
Dor. We say 1t sincerely, MAY God
pity him.
c.. w. Scott, w. C. Lovette and
others attended the Cunningham sale,
near Wendell, Tuesday.
Harold Barnes is doing chores
for Jasper Williams while the latter
is visiting brothers, at Greeley, Colo
RADIO.
~ bad prairie fire west of the HixOn
ranch caused considerable rustling
and profanity last Monday. The
person who puts out fire in this
county without proper guards is gull
ty of criminal carelessness, if nothing
worse.
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Basket Picnic.

The Edwards County Horticultural
Society met Saturday and arranged
for Il basket picnic on Saturday, May
5, at the residence of F. D. Smith.
William II. Barnes, secretary of the
state horticultural society, will be
present, together with the entOmOlo.
gist from the state agricultural soci-
ETY., and will give lectures on fruit
culture, insect pests, etc.
The large tent will be raised and
those attending will have a. basket
dinner, after which the lectures will
b. given and practical illustrate ons OF
proper culture, etc., given in the or
chards on the place.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
On Tent--B. r. Mosher, John Wire,
Lew Grybowski, James Leshure and
G. w. Matheny.
On Seating-Alex. Monty emery,
Frank Wellman and Theodore Force.
On DecOratiOns-D. a. Lester, T..
D. West and l.. L. Morse.
On Program-F d. Smith.
On Attendance George
Tassel, H. B. Oliphant and r. A. An
drews: Logan--W. L. Burcher, j. j.
Bishop and Henry Copp; Jackson
Charles Piburn, Herman Diers and
Wendell Kuhn: Kinsley-J. J. Thorne,
John Lewis, Jacob lsapp and Milt
Hetzel: Kinsley City -R. McMichael,
J Ohm Smith and G. E. Bidwell; Wayne
Samuel Sumney, Joe Bridges and
Peter Ostrander; Brown-jared Malin.
James Fletcher, G. w. Clifford. ]. G.
Marshall and G. w. Brockway; Frank
lih-James Malin, Frank Terry, Isaac
Sultz and J. G. Roenbaugh; Lincoln
G.. A. Hatch, A. j. Curtis. Ed May
hew and Elmer Plowman; Belpre-S.
G.. Clark, Isaac Spriggs and K. II.
McKibben.
Those attending are requested to
provide lunch baskets, and coffee will
be made on the grounds. After din
ner the afternoon will be spent in
talks on fruit. how to grow trees, how
to fight the insect enemies of fruits,
and questions along that line will be
asked and answered. Everyone inter-
ested in fruit should come. The gath
ering is not confined TO members of
the society, but general invitation
is extended to all. and it is hoped that
every citizen of the county who is in.
terested in the subject will be present.
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Odd Fellows Lodge at Lewis.

Lewis Lodge No. oO4, l. 0. o. F.,
was organized March %. Special
Deputy w. +. Peters, OF Larned, was
institu,ing officer. The work was done
by the Larned team, n charge of Cap
tain Il. w. Minart. Odd Fellows from
Macksvllle, Belpre, Felisburg, Kins
ley, Pratt and elsewhere were in at.
tendance, some eighty-hve in all.
The lodge was organized under very
favorable circu,nsta noes, notwith.
standing the disappointment of the
week previous. Twenty->even mem
bers were, enrolled. The following
officers were elected: Ralph Bidwell.
\. g.: w. II. Israel. V. c.; y. }.
BRAIDED, secretary: 4. 7. Bacon.
treasurer; X. y. Wolfe, warden: Dir
A. Hardy, conductor; Ora McCor-
mack, r. =. n. c.: Lum Snyder. L..
). N g.: p B. Cross, q. e.. Cor
Snyder, l.. G.; William Kilgore. r
S. V. G.: J. a. Donneli. L. ). V. g.:
f. L. Fox, X. ). ST E. f. Hardy
L. S. ).
The crowd were we'll taken care O.
ny the Lewis hotels rs guests of tn,
lodge. Speeches we're delivered b,
w. NJ. Glen. of Tribune, and w. l.
Brown, of Kingman, past grand mas
ters: An unusual occurrence, of having
two. past grand masters at the insti
tuting of an Odd Fellows lodge; nj
other lodge in the state having had
that honor. DIR. MOsher. of Kinsley.
who has been An Odd Fellow for fifty
years, gave them an interesting talk.
The Odd Fellows enroll the largest
membership of any order in the United
tateS.
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Time Table
A. T. & 8. F.
EASTBOCND.


Depart
No. 2. Atlantic Tx. $40, p. m. branch
No. s. X. G. 4 Chgo Elk, 1858, a. III.
via main line.
No. 8. X. G. " Chgo. En-, 6:2O p. m
via mnin line.
No. 342*, Mixed. $50 p. m. via branch.
No. 4. Chicago limited, 6:Oo p. IN. via
branch, Monday. Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday. No stop al
kiusley.
WESTBOUND.
No. l, Cal. Ex., $3.50 p. M, branch.
No. 5, Colo. Ex.. $500 p. ,n., M. l..
No. II. NIX. &. EX., l2:4O d. IN, r'ciI.
No. 34l* tarrive), 200 p. M. branch.
No. 3, Cal limited. sos p. m. branch,
Sunday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. No stop at kinsley.
%Daily except Sunday.
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County Commissioners.

The county commissioners have been
in session this week. They adopted a
rule that all persons Offering Ia com
pr0ni Sc taxes must make a sufficient
deposit with the county treas urer to
cover the offer befOre the matter would
be considered. Several offers were
received to compromise taxes on land :
outside of the city, and they decided
thvt they would accept nothing less
than the taxes and costs of sales.
The bond of II. j. Curtis, as con-
stable for Lincoln township. was APP
pro-, ed.
The treasurer was ordered to trans
fer $50 to the normal iuhd.
Bids We're opened for painting the
outside of the court house. and Rem
strOm's being the lowest 1875. 8s-was
accepted.
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A Elouw Tale.

If you have had any trouble with
-four lately and lots of people have
had read this We have some flour
that is the Best Flour in the World.
We know it and say so in all Sincerity
and Truth. This Brand of Flour re-
Gently sold for more money in Liver
pool, England, than any -four on the
market. and Liverpool is one of the
great commercial centers of the W orld.
Ask for ''Kelley's Prize" We aim to
be first in every thing.-Edwards &
Noble.
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CANCER CURED At DR.. CO.'S
SANlTARluA

Mrs John Parker. Of CawkeF City. Kan.,
writes: Dear Dr.. Coe, since come 6ome NY
cancer any more ouly when think how
dreaded to submit to q surgical operation, bsst
am now thankful II il all over aud that aSS
spared a few more years to live.
Herman Mottzkey, Of Mound City. Kan. eane
to DR.. Goes Sauitarium suffering from cancer Of
the lower jaw. Dr. Coe remoreJ the left half 81
the lower jaw together with all the caicrrows
matter and now Mr.. Mottzker has chance q
living hsxny years.
Mrs. Mary Stanley, warrensbury, NO., writes:
shall ever feel grateful to you for Your skilltsl
treatment OF my face. The Thoughts Of a c2nce1
almost drove me crazy. I will always remember
you and your sanitpssuu,.
srAs.rxy. Nd; July 7th, 81,
Dr. e. M Coe, Kansas CitI, NO.:
DEAR DocroR CoEs-I write to tell Won tls
cancer on my lip has entirely disappeared. 4
expect 10 be in the city in a few days aud WIN
call on you aud show my appreciation III a suSe
ssantial way. Very respectfully yours.
HENRY BRISlAC&.
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HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED ~
DR.. CO.'S SAND1A61U0Q.

Mrs. Ashley Ke1o Kan wTi9es: We are wen
pleased with your treatment q our little girl
She walks everywhere without esutches. Many
thanks for yor- xk:n.
w. H. Mace Foster. Mo-, writes, Jo1unie -
getting along nicely. Nothing remains of thg
ugly sore but the scar. He IL Misch:evous and
Goes Sanitarium when he gets big Best wishes
to yourself aud MIS-. Coe. 800. III.
EDMOND. KAS., Nov. J, 1897.
Dr.. c. ~. Coe. Kansas CITY, NO.:
DEAR SIR will write few lines In regard
to Alfred's foot. 1t seems to lie perfectly sound;
we never think Of it only when we see the scar.
saw your advertisement. All the doctors here
said Ills foot would have to be tax eff. but after
ten months suffering we took him to IN and -
three months he was wen and going 70 schoel
He sends his love to you ALT
Yours with respect,
MRS. e. 4. BURCA
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~Daily except Sunday.
(First published April 9. laoO.I
Notice of Appointment
TIE STATE OF KANSAS. I

THE SCATE OF ANSHS, u.
EDWARDS tNGNTY,
IN the natter OF the estaie of Lewis NJ Ingra-
han. late OF Edwar'is county kansas:
Nottcs 10 hereby given that ON the eth dnv
Of Msrch. a. d. 1000. the undersigned were,
hy the Probate Court Of Edwards county.
Kaps.a dVly appointed and qaiitied sa exec,
usEs az tn, essMte vt Lewis N. inYrshxm. late
Oe kdwar,ie ctsunty. drceas' d. All parties in-
1eYrA&ed in eajt estate take notice and govern
theHseives accordingly.
OWN II. MCkIBBEN.
DANIEL. RRlNDEL,
DUDLEY POSEY.
40 executors.
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CLUB FEET CURED.

D.. c. NJ. Cae, Kamsus City, no. ~a'-~ ~ s 80
DEAF DOCreKs YS0F treatment of our boy
was petfest s,1cEess. He walks to school every
day. All Is - you said it would be. May Csd
bless you in your good work
MRS. H. L. GRAVES,
Republic KanA
Dr.. Coe Kansas Ciiy Mo.
MY DEAR SIR: l received the braces In good
order. They are a perfect fit He walks to
school, six blocks away. All is as you said, for
which we hateful to YOU.
JOHN EL.ECHER Hiawatha, Kans.
Mrs. yicl<ers said: Your treatment has straight
cned DIR boys feet. VIC had three surgical OPP
erations performed and no good results until we
brought him to YOU. am ever grateful to you
as surgeon. Greenfield, Mo-, June, 1897.
Minnie Sinkins, B-eckinridge Mo-, writes:
am SO glad went to You Tor treatment My
foot that was turned clear around is now
straight. am glad my foot Is like other poo
pies
Marshall Gorre1l said: will never forget DR..
Coe. My foot was 50 badly deformed and uow
It is straight am so glad it Is like others.
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GROSS EYES cURED.

Mrs. Lucy Sinder Of Fairfield Mo-, says: Dear
Pr. Coe, l am thankful to you for the cure of our
little girls eyes.
F. N. Nichols, Of Jig West Tenth street, Kan.
sas City, Mo-, says: / am much pleased with
your treatment on my I2-year-old sons cross
eyes One of them was so badly crossed that he
made them erecty sa;eht for Which .s
always feel grateful;
Mrs. Sam Jackson. Of Srpithville, Mo-, writes:
DR.. Coz, you know not how glad was to sec our
when Jaw his eyes perfeetiy straight !. wept
with Joy. Love forever fof yourself and Mrs..
Coe tot the kind treatment 6f our dear boy.
Mrs. Amelia Shook, Of sKansas City. says:
Your Treatment Of our dahghter's eyes have
made them perfectly st1aisht, for which an,
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HYpRocElE,

After suffering four years with hydroceie.
was induced to 90 to DR.. Goes SanitaIium ana
was operated on November Isa, and today ans
we'll man. The intense pain I suffered for years
has all gone. w. VANBRBBER.
Nov 18th. Knoxville, Ray Co, No.
HOLIDAY, KAs.. Nov. Ist. 81.
I was treated for hydroceie by DR.. G. n. Co9
in February, 1889. and am we'll pleased With
the result Tor I have been permanently cured
by his treatment. Tell parties to come OF wIiee
to me. @. w. B0AO1EY.
On December sth, 1895, wns opeSated on a3
DIR. Goes Sanitarium for dropsy Of tlle testicle.
was taken there In . critical and dying eondt.
ton. write this becauye I had been exaAtne0
by good country doctors and they said there wos
no cure for me; 50 owe Il to Dr.. Goe IN
people he cured me. r. u. wA13ONv
August 10th, 1897. JepaH 10.
PA0f.A, KAS., yaA- IN, J69a.
had structure and suffered with yetSntio0 ~
urine for four days. and had been tortured - .
number of physicians In their attempt 70 Sellev6
me, but finding NO r,Iief-1 went to Ds. Co.'s
Sanitarium, aud the seteiltion was 1t once ~
lieved and the stTicture cured. am Aow ~
years old and my health Il n good as could -
expected at my age. Christian sI.oU.
November Ist 1897.
S. ]. Fisker, Republic, Kans, writes: I suf.
fered for several years with Drights diSeese ~
the kidneys. Was induced t. 60 to DE-. cSe0
Santa rum, after all other doctors had given
me up. DR.. Coc said he could cure me. which 1e
did In less than q yeaf, and to him my HE.
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CURVATURE oETHE SPINE.

Dr. c: NJ. Coe, Kansas CT, mo.
DEAR SIR: am glad your treatment has
been 50 successful, for have had all kinds Z
opposition. Some said had better throw my
money away. Others said was foolish. But !
have come out on top Your treatment has been
. great surprise to many people.
Very respectfully. LOREN NEASE.
Dr. CSe BATTLE CREEK. Iowa.
Cliff is doing fne. He walks perfectly straight
good fit that lie don't like to 60 without them.
but am having him leave them of gradually.
I will be In Kansas City next month and will
bring him so you can see him.
Very truly, MRS. c. p. ENERAr.
Dr.. C. NJ Coe, Kansas City, Mo.
DEAR SIR: Our boys spinal curvature has
sec If you viii allow US something for the spinal
wagon you furnished US. 1t Is in good order
though old. We are awful thankful to you for
CoURTLAND, KAs. MRS. S. ]. BOWERS.
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Don't go into the field this spring
with an old harness, all patched up,
chine or hand made harness SO cheap
at A. Hottewitz s..
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
John Riisoe Wednesday morning.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-04-06
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se.rs thu 1Ihs Kind you Haze Always Bought
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Read Marsh & Bidweil's advertise
ment this week
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-04-06
Clearance Sale.

Winter goods 1T greatly reduced
prices at the Millinery Bazaar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-04-06

The great convention hall in Kan
sas City was entirely destroyed by ire
Wed Dss6ay. An effort will he made
to rebuild In time for the National
convention.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-04-06

Try Coke Dandrnff Cure. at Tay-
lOr's barber shop.