The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-03

BOils, carbuncles and eruptIOuS Of
all kinds are natures efforts to throw
off poison from the blood. This object
may be accomplished niue more effect
ually, as we'll as agreea5Iy, through
the proper exeretory channels, by the
use of Ayers sarsapariiIa.
Tie peoples party primaries for the
election Of delegates to the county cor
ventiOn which meets Saturday, June
18th, will be held at the usual polling
places in the various precincts on
Thursday, j une 9th, from to 4 o'clock
p. NJ. IN Kinsley tie polls viii be open
from to o'clock p. II. The primar-
les in Kinsley viii be held at the town
hall Oh Marsh avenue.
How are our people going to cele-
brate the 4thT How many are in
favor of having "a rousfng celebration
right here at home? Don't all speak
at once now! But, seriously, why can
we not have something good? For a
number OF years past nothing Of the
kind has been attempted here and We
believe that the people will favor it
heartily if the ball is once set rolling.
Our soldier dead were teuderIy re-
membered Oh Decoration day. Memoir
iaI services at the NJ. Z. church Oh
Sunday were impressiveIy conducted
by Rev. Walker. On Monday morning
the graves were wreathed by loving
irHds, and in the afternoon program
WAS carried out at the Congregational
church. Speeches were made by Rev
W. n. ITunnell, Rev. W. E. Brehm
Rev. Walker and Judge Vandivert.
G. W. Miner has been appointed
general manager of the Western Emil
grafton company, of Topeka, with
headquarters in Chicago. lie will
leave for the latter city Sunday, where
he will occupy an office at Santa Fe
railroad headquarters. This Is the
largest emigration company in Amer
lea and viii do much to show home
seekers what a truly desirable farming
country we have. Mr. Miner will
give special attention to Kansas lands.
1t looks like old-tlme boom days to
sec L. G. Hudson and G. W. AiilneI
IIustling around with land buyers Is
they are doing this week. The former
sold tract Of several thousand acres
in the eastern part of the county IA few
days ago. Mr.. Miner took II. Z.
auckland, the well known arnica saIve
man, L. Z. Bickle, of Indiana, and Z
y. Whiteneld, IL prominent rea estate
man, out to look at the country OF
Saturday. They were astonished and
delighted with the appearance Of wheat
fields, groves and orchards. They tool
II number of Kodak views, one of the
most valuable being of Jared Malin's
fruit farm Oh the south side. Mr.
auckland, who OWNS a half section OF
land near Belpre, let the contract fol
breaking half of it. MI Bickle bought
a section north of Belpre and is wei
pleased with his bargain Mr.. Milnel
goes to Chicago next week to NEE
Sir. Bucklaud and consummate the sal,
of u large tract in the same locality.
If we could make our readers reaIiz,
what delightful week they NIGH
spend at very slight expense by attend
ing the Chautauqua assembly at Win
field, we feel sure that "a camping part,
/ would be formed at once. Island Park
the assembly ground, is covered Will
4 grove of grand old trees such IT'S PEG
| pie of western Kansas seldom have
chance to enjoy. Boats are Away
ready for visitors to circumnuvigate
the island. Tents on the grounds
already put up, cs.n be rented for s.
for the season. They are y X II fee
and from six to ten people can occup,
one with ordinary camp comfort. Pro
visions are sold on the grounds to thosl
wishing To prepare their own meals
There is u dining tent on the grounds
which furnishes meals for % cents, am
a restaurant where hot coffee, meats
etc, can be bought cheap. y party o
eight OF more can easily keep thei
entire expenses within one dollar
day each, and the railroads sell ticket
ut one and ole-third fare for the roun
trip. The intellectual feast is such a
our people can secure in no other wa,
DIR, Gunsaulus, DR.. Vincent, Chan
cellOr Snow.State Superintendent Win
ans, Rev. Anna Shaw are a few of til
many excellent speakers already sscu
ell. Siuu we not go. ut least on
dozen strong, aud enjoy Al thoroug
rest? To those who have never see
them, ths beautiful exercises of Recog
milton day are alone worth the who
expense OF the season.
Writing tablets for 8 cents at B
{ DeTar's.
Beggs' german saive is giving wei
derful satisfaction wherever used. \
family Gstn afford TO be without j
Sold aud s7aETalrted by NJ. DeTar.