The Kinsley graphic. [volume], March 31, 1899, Image 8

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Time Table
A. T. & S. F.
"'. . X A STBOUND.
Depart
No. 2, .Atlantic Ex. 8:40, p. m. brand:
No. , K. C. AChgo Ex., 8:21, a. m.
. via. main line.
No. 8, K. C. & Chffo. Ex., 6:05 p. m.
.-. vis main line.
No. 74, Way Freight, 6:45 a. m. via
mala line.
No. 842, Mixed. 2:50 p. m. Tia. branc
WESTBOUND.
No.l, Cal. Ex., -9:25 p. m., branch.
No. 5, Colo. Ex., 9:35 p. ra., M. L.
JZo. 17, MX- C. Ex., 12:35 a. m., br'cl .
No. 73, Way freight, 2:35, p.m. M. L
Jos. 73, 74, 341 and 342 daily exeep
Sunday.
'Temperance program to be given a
the Methodist church, Sunday evening
April 2, tinder the aaupices of the lit
erary department of the Epwortl.
League:
Son?, Loyalty to Christ.
Chorus with Orchestra Acompaniraent.
Prayer.
Chora with Orchestra Building
Day by Day.
. ftocjtatiou, Bertha Schnatter y.
Paper History of the Prohibits n
. . Movea e it Mrs. A. C. Bailey.
Sorg The Crauks of Today,
Eleven Boys.
Recitation ....Beatrice Taylor.
Paper,.. Mrs. Maggie Misner
Solo,. Somebody's Boy
Mrs. Chas. Mosher.
Beadiag..
Mrs. Eliza Fisher.
ltecitation Maggie Beezley.
Paper, What can Leaguers do to Sui -press
the Liquor Traffic? Mrs. A.
E. Goer. j ;
Chorus with Orchestra.
Chamberlain's Couou Hkmkdy.
Tin remedy in iiilmiilfd espcUll
tor coughs, colds, cruup, whoop n
cough and influenza. It lias beco.n
fauiotntfur its curt of Uies ililaiab
over a lre part of the i;iviiizl vvorln
Tiie'inst i!attriig testimonial.' h
been received, giving ;ic-ouiiis t it
gootl works: :' i lit ar ivit iug and pi
latent wonlis i! Im imii'h I; i.f sev"
colds-Hint hv vihii1h1 promptly lo its
ootliing e'Tts, and of ihe danger
ous atfcMcks f rrinii it has fiio-d. oft
u saving th i i r "t 1 1 e tl. The
Xleiimvtf u.-tf of i f f h ,'!
- has sIioaii ?i.tt i r ' 'iii' J -
all .laiiffsro'i ' - - -1 "
ytciully nzd iy n Hihis fo--children
hm it u-v-r a.Us in "ft
spertiv our?, aid 'nimis '
found lli.il tlier- ..t ) h !H
tllH
(. I, ;
h IX
.1 -.
IS i
ld )
ger in ifivcig it. o en i iU s
Continn trithiii' injurious S
f Moslier & Co.
( .In reply to tho reported republican
assertion that the democratic party i
dead, some unknown Hickory Dim')
crat has put into veres the condition-
under which, and the time when dem
ocracy will die.
When the lion eats grass like an ox.
And the fish-worm swallows the wh ;le
When the terrapins knit woolen soaks
And the hare is out-run by the snail;
. When serpents walk upright like man.
And doodle bugs travel like frogs;
When grasshoppers feed on the hen,
- And feathers are f mnd on hos.
When Thomas cats swim in the air'
'l And Elep! a its roost upon trees;
When insects in summer are rarv
Ana s nun never maices people sneeze;
" When fish creep ever dry l.ind, v
And mules on velocipedes ride;
When 'oxen lay eggs on the sand.
And women ia dress take no pride; .
When Dutchmen no longer drink beer
And girls get to preaching on ti ne.
" When the billy goit butts from the
. rear,
And treasou no longer is crime;
When the humming bLd brays like an
ass,
And Limburger- smells like cologne;
Wbiu plowshares are made of trlass '
. And hearts of Americans are nt ne;
When sense grows iu republican heads
And wool on the hydraulic Jam;
Tuen thedemocraticjarty will be dead
k Aaa the country not worth a d n.
' I have been nffl'cted with ihenma-T
I iaiu for I on i teen yetr aul nothing '
- elii-l lo-ulVH rrlif, I was aid to
r"iitii mII Hi tune, but cou.il:ntv
ii'rnsr. -- iid' tritl rvenihtrg I
r ul t1rar of inKnl la- told to'
tr ,;h:u'erl-ius It-ilm. Ahieli
J I W -Mij as imrn-i.-i rel eved
itn Tlfi i Mn iiw f.nreil.. I m hyp--y
p. !ivlh:i! it h n ninc; rerorn-
T ; Plrr. (tmiautomfi. t'U!
Offerle Items.
Oscar Offerle is on the sick list.
Lillie and Agnes Krum were visiticf
i town Friday. "
Mrs. H. V. Teed and daughter, o
Jrooklyn N. Y., were visiting with A
Teed and family last week.
C. -W. Teed drove over from Je.
lore Monday.
E. E. Offerle is sick with the grippt
Kev. Winters returned from confer
j.ice Monday night. - .
Belpre News.
Book Clark-lost a young horse las
.veec, kicked by another horse.
Mr. Bailey, of Raymond, was ii.
own Saturday on his way to Fells
urg.
'Air. and Mrs. E. JL McKibben win
o Hutchinson on Sunday, returning
vYedne?day night.
Mrs. Ruuker and children were vis
iting Mr. Herod, Sunday.
C. A. Lester went to Wichita on
Saturday returning on Monday.
W. F. Parker shipped two carloads
of f mi cuxue to K. (J. mis week.
Mr. Trousdale shipped three ca:
loids of cattle and one load of hog ,
this week.
C. A. Lester's school, in Dist. 3
closed last Friday. Dist. 34 was invi
ted over to a dinner, and a pleasant
time was had by all.
A number of the young people cf
tYis place went over, to Lewis, Friday
niht to take in the closing exercises
joI the school there. - '
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and George
ca:ne to Belpre on Thursday and spei t
u oil Tuesday visiting here and tin n
lift for Clyde, Kans. where they will
esiJe in the future.
... Sour stomach, fullness after eating,
"atulence or water brash may quickly
irrnuted by the use of Priokley Ash
iiLters: it aids digestion clenses an .
jgulatrt- the bowels. Sold by Mo.-L
jr & Co. .
V i! Spring Opening. .
At Mr a . . Fio.ii's .dilli aery Sioro,
- . . Saturday, M j,ijh. 25.
Theliiljl35.'are Co.'Jiilly " i.ivttel to
;orae and see the beautiful line Of
Pattern Hats Sailors, Walking Hats
and all the latest novelties on hand.
I lev.. E Ehvarl pastor, of the
English li.itisl Chinch at Miners
.'tl; , i;i.. . . i -ii s irring wilh iln-u
n i'isro. i Ivive i to try Cnaiulier
ini's P.i'n li!m. Ha sivs: "A lew
;i; I ciiiiiiiis .f thij liniment proved
f ;iv:r s-rviee lo hie. It subdued
s he i:iA tiiiin uion and relieved the
iiiin. Shoold any wifferer profit bv
'!vinr pii i n h trial It will please
iir- " F .i n i'v lv Masher & C.
Itut'klfa'it AriiU-M "iMlr.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt renin, fever
r'H, tetter, rhapjied hands, chil
Mains, ironis and all skin eruptions,
rid i sl ivdv ioires piles or no pay re
piirnd. li i iiar'iiiteed to give per
ii-f.ic;i o r m iney refunded
Prii-e 2" per box. it I'oi ler's. .
Blooting after eiting, indigestion.
flatulence or water brash, may b?
q'liolcly corres'ted through the use b'
Prickly Ash Bitters. It strengthens
dsg.ition. cleanses and regulates the
bowels. S )hl by Myshor & C.
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rna work nn I
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. 55 nlr 10 ami if ct each acme kiclxr.
--.k for Von Scld mi arlir rcrjr city 5
ta aaA iwa, or by mail iroa . S .
TKB McCALL CO..
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fits n -i-3.1. t
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KJSS.- 1 II
in!' ii I
:n i4S Wl titk Su. NtwYtrrk.
From Felfsburg.
Mrs. Shannon came home Monday,
vnd W. W. is again happy.
W. F. Parker started his fat cattle
f jr Kansas City last Tuesday.
Ira Parker went to Kansas City
vith his father.
r
B. P. Hayes has left for
Cansas.
Clyde,
Mort Butler and Tom Shannon have
ione to the range in Commanohe coun-
y to "work.
Mr. Boyd brought out a new riding
ister last week. The Fell boys and
.dr. Hamilton have also indulged in a
like luxury.
Carl Young is, going to Belpre to
work on the section. .
Tom Kintner was grinding ai.d
uhreshing on Tuesday.
Geo. Fell was breaking muies a id
batcaering the fore part of the week.
His wife visiting her sister. Mrs. Jen
nie Tarn.
B. A." Ileeder went to Harder county
to visit this week.
Read Marsh & Bid well's advertise
ment this week.
Henry Ketelson returned from Sterl
g Tuesday night. He will leave for
Ne.v Mexico tonight.
G. L. Painter while at Albany, Mo ,
purchased a carload of fine bro d
mares. . lie also purchased a hne
draft stallion and a large black jack.
He will keep them in Kinsley during
season.
NOTICE
The best 4-year-old stallion that
ever struck this part of the country is
owned by D.. S. Kochenderfer, of Kin
sley, Kansas.
A AItannTerstoxl Man.
Nobody can learn all there 13 worth
mowing in this lifetime." said Mr.
Weekton, wisely. "And a man ought
never to assume that bis education !s
finished. I'm going to keep right
ahead' with mine. . I'm going to study
astronomy."
His wife looked at him sharply, and
then in a cold, hard tone exclaimed:
'Leonldas, you'll; have to think up
some better excuse: .than that for stay
ing out:tW night.' "Washington Star.
Aetlng: HU. Part.
'So you and: Dlekey have been play
ing soldier, have you, Tommy? I hope
you didn't really quarrel with eacfe
other."
'Quarrel no thin'! Dick only player
soldier about three minutes and the
he said he was goin' to be a Cuban ic
surgent, and he stopped and went t
eatin'." Chicago Tribunte.
It lww.
Mabel Do you . think the use n
glang by a young woman could eve
lead to profanity? .
.. Abel It might on the part of th
man who heard her. Indlanapolh
Journal.
Oafllect.
"You shall be rich and famous,
tne fortune teller.
said
"Alas!" cried the sitter. "Then I am
undone. For my dream was to devote
my life to art." Denver Evening post.
K-r Ont)..
Miss Quickstep- Ch. wouldn't yot
like to live the World$ Fair year ovei
again?
He Whet! Go cak to a time -wher
1 didn't know you. dear girl? Well. 1
should say not. Chicago Tribune.
. Wallace I notice you' always say
"the same" when asked to drink. Why
Is it?
Colonel Faxter It Is the natural
consuhvctiFm of a gentleman, saa!
Cincinnati Enquirer.
1 n Hnrrv.
"You Americans . are always In s
hurry," said the European, dlsappro '
Ingly.
"Well," answered Miss Cayenrt .
"when -we think It over and realize
tnat we started a war in April and
got clean through with It tefcre falif
I don't know but what we'll hare tc
plead guilty." Washington Star.
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Every year about 280,000 conscrip:s
are added to the Russian army. Ic
times of peace it numbers l.OOO.OUt
men. and 13 the largest standing arm
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