The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-15
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\ man by the name of Marshall
CT Rincon. Cal, suffered so from corn.
on his little toes that he had them Gu
of.
| An experienced stock feeder say
that cornstalks, if cut before the no
winds have dried them Into Dfittleness
makes irst-class feed for cattle.
Wilcox fAriz. StocI,naaa says: The
Chiricahua Cattle company received
last week from Mcpherson, Kansas,
a carload, thfrty-t%o head, of young,
high-grade Short-horn bulls.
The State veterinarian of Missouri
has found that northern stock can be
effectuaHy fascinated against contag-
ious disease, and vfrulence in southern
cattle brought north can be limited.
Speaking of last seasons base ball
games, ''there We're ,Giants' in those
days" But where are the s'Giants''
now? Echo answers, pretty well down
toward tfle end of the list.-Norris-
totcn Herald.
The Farmers alliance peoples party
Fourth district congressional conven-
tion met at Emporia Tuesday and Sc
lected John G. Otis of Topeka as their
canidate for congress in opposition 30
Harrison E.. Kelly. The st. Louis
platform was adopted.
The charge of a shortage in the ac-
counts of Treasurer Strun1, of Summer
county, has been fully sustained, but
Strum was allowed to make good the
shortage before the experts filed their
report. Tis useless to state his poll
ties. Turn the rascals Coldicatsr
Reuie,D. r
In the district of Sheing Teh,
Canton, there are various secret So
cieties of young women banded for ce-
libacy, known for example Us the s'All
Pure Sisterhoodn or the ''Never-to-B Be-
Married Sisterhood. A member of
one of them was '6ii' the verge Of being
compelled to break the rules OF her So
ciety by marriage. and in order to pre-
vent it the entire band the girl included,
went and drowned themselves.
Don't blame your newspaper men
for what happens IN the community.
If there is anything i'll the life of the
place that you DO not wish to go abroad
to the world, blame yourself that it
exists, not the papers for saying any
thing about it. 1t is the editors busi-
ness to make a Typographical photo
graph of the town, and if you make a
homely picture, don't kick the instru-
mens to pieces, but try to get a bet
ter expression on your face next time.
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DR.. Harcourt to- Dawson "Wednesday.
While there we examined a piece of
wheat sown by Mr.. j. A. Coulter in
rows two feet apart. He has euftiv-
ated it with shovel-plow twice and
the difference between this and the
wheat beside it, sown in the usual
is quite noticeable. That
which has been cultivated is still quite
green and growing, and shows no evil
dence of the hot weather, while the
other wheat in the same field is ready
for hstvest. Mr.. Coulter puts Ills III
IS an experiment and believes that
eventually there will be large area
'own in this manner although it would
perhaps be better if the rows were Is
inches apart. AS it is. there would
je double the yield of the cultivated
wheat over that sown the same day in
he same field in the usual way.
Steele { N. d. Ozone.
There ale people in the world who
always distrusb every body If any
me accomplishes good deed they ftlt !
t down AS having been done ssfof poll
~" If one does a benevolent act, it is |
for the sake of notoriety." They
lever believe what they hear, and feel |
hure that the man that talks to them |
s a consumate liar. They do not be-
ieve any one does them favor out |
If true friendship, but they are sure
le has '';tif ak to griHd'' They never
'elieve anything hat 2hat they see
With their own eyes. We feel nothing J
nut pity for man of that kind. TlSyi
re i'll discoveries who think there is
10 land where there is nothing but sea
b sight. Because it is silly to believe
veES Sthfifg, there is some people SO WON
erously wise as to believe nothing.
They cannot place confidence i'll any
ne. He who is truly at peace with
imself never suspects others, but he
gho is i'll at ease and dfseontented is dis
urbed by suspicious. we iudge !,
theirs by ourselves. He will not im-
gine that he is the only person endow-
d with noble qualities. We cannot
ut imagine THAT the man who is al
rays talking of others villiany is of
iliianous nature himself. If ones
is without malice or
nvy it is a sign of a tractable and
nature.-E1.