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bacon. itUttMe. dry. naltcd clear
backs nitc. bellies Zoe.
buttor Ghosss tRrs and Poultry
Butter Washington ereamories.
pound prints. 10000 Eastern Iowa.
and Elrlu, Isolde. fresh ranch, 100
l2c,
cheese Native Washington, ful
cream. t2uiai4f Eastern New York
liuihc. Wisconsin, ilc. California
luhultN. Huuuefntt. doe. itdnm
ylt OOtft2u1 per case New York
lanl6c. Ltmhurgef. lGHtic. brick
itulic. Swiss. tsaftae
EgRn strictly ffeah ranch, Use,
Eastern. ibutfa.
Poultry = Chickens. live. ibc.
ducks, Toe. geese loUitcs turkeys
he.
Dressed stock - Chickens. 1bc
turkeys, ta1laAe. ducks. i6c
geese. i2h4tsi8e,
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HELP WANrEp-FgMALe.

WANTEn-woman. experienced. to
solicit advertising for woman'A
publication. Salary or commission.
Good chance for right party. Ad-
dress Mrs. H. c., care Of Star.
prontahle work kiaiG pixie Douglas.
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ARCttlTECIR.

= TibEMAND. q colman block.
MeManus s Walker 80, E y blk
D. " mnuamIoN. ml-lA Dnm-na.
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The best taoo cabinet photograph
for ~ 20 per Dozen for the next ten
days AZ Eantnhh.a new studio. @iiM
Pike street
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PEOPLES SAVING Hank.
Second avenue and Pike ST. Capital
paid up. 800 eqo. r. G. Ncufcider.
pres. J. II. Hayden. cash J. T.
9reenlHaf. uaHf. cash. Commercial
savings ard trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. tSss.ooo. CUR
pius. g. oaa
J. Furth. pres. J. q. Goldsmith.
vice pres II Y Aukeny. cashier.
cortreapondents IN principal elites
IN The United States and Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce
Paid up capita. ..... $50 900
Tranaacta general banking business.
II g. Henry pres. u "a Spencer.
cash. safe deposit vaults FOR rent.
Sale Deposit saall Boxes Tor Rss,
THE FtRaT NATIONAL HANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital sttQ. 900
General banking business transacted
J. y. HaEe. r.. pres. NJ. McMick-
sn. vice rrsa. l. Turner. cash n.
y. parhhurat. AHst carh. Exchange
on principal cities - " 81. Europa.
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. A general banking busi-
ness transacted Deposits 81 700 zoo
A ChiiherE pres. =. l.. Grondahl.
iat vice pres A. II. 6oriborE. cash.
J y. Lane. asst cash. No branches.
The eanadlaa Bank Of commeree
Capital paid .. 0go. 80
tEiEht Million DoliAval
surplus s.sssss..s....s.... ~ 900 900
Interest allowed on time deposits.
a general banking Business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE HRANCH--Cornsr OF
James St. ana Second Avenue.
y. a CAMrnNN Mgr
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FOR RENT-FURNlshEp ROOMS
FoR RENT-HousEs.

- Modern. uew. elegant Z rooms:
two car lines. churches. schools.
stores, etc. within three blocks: l.
minutes from Pioneer place. s. OF
for car tickets. l.. y. Knapp. 10
Halter block
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J0BBIse QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED pAILY0
Green fruit.

Lemons-t1 5adaE0 a hox. lime.
$50 per case cooking apples. 81 t0d
i75. eating apples. 8 a04a0o. Val.
snciR oranges. a.ftQan0. seeding.
n.fQn1o0. bananas. 8 COZ g.
olives. io015c Ter gallon. grape fruit.
t2.loWt45. native straw hrrriHH g. %
1850 per crate pine apples. t7TtU
$50 per d0x cherries. 81 590i e
Peaches, s0cMti.na apricota. eorFf
500. EunsehefrieHs g. per 10. black
berries ti.2s per crate. Ctymnn
pluma. 81 100.
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Ior santh.Inalorn AIaaka

TUT WWWF = W8F"' !" ''''"
Cottage city. June . - July &c. Hi
Aug. n. State nf California, July g. lp.
Aug /. city uf Topeka. june 4 ~,
July "a ~. AuF - spokape, July -
-. Aug. + Aiskt. Juno "a, -.
rtsh.t OHee. It's f1rst Ave, s"aths
~ Talbot. COMMIT AIT g. " miller Asf''
ten lAEt ouehn DOCK heatua tooanll
IeIhIna a % uen. At. van ffanolanp
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plymouth Congregational Church
REV. w. II. q. Temple. At IL
m. Eyes Opened: 8 D. M,
Three Wonderful Wills"
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Potatoes F3s 00H 20 % per ton beeta
t0c per doz. carrots. 81 saai 80 pee
sack. lettuce. lis a case. turnipa.
fi.25. garlic. tsc. cabbage. 81 aBffi 10
peppers. 25H zoe. huaka. i5e. green
celery. sc per dozen. sweet pota b.
toes. fi.7J0z0o. Spanish chill pep
pers. 10c per III: sauer kraut. 1atc.
native head lettuce. i2tsc per dor
HrfichokFs. afa s0c duz. green peas
zdic pound dried flFs. cartons. s0r.
fancy zoe. Imported fsc. tomatoes.
case. ti.t0. dates. b0ec per ~.
radisheH. Zoe per dog. rhuharh. &C.
per 10 parsley. zsaaaes asparagus
f.50. new potatoes. g. 60afa es. apln.
ach. &c. cucumbera. 7aMs1r per dor
old onions, safe. new onions. tic.
caulifi0wcr, 7smsSc. parHnlps, ti.s0.
Proyision.
Fresh meat-Cow beef, &C ID
steer beef. siac per ID. mutton. weth-
er DC. ewes. SIC. pork. sisnsc per
ID, veal, large. Be- small. lgAc.
Provisions Hams. large i2c:
hams. small. tsaiai4c. breakfast
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CLAIRVOYANT

Without asking a question she te1s
your past. present and future WIN
unerring accuracy. II you hAss
business. financial or danesu'
troubles, or anxious about changes
future success and happiness, 80
suit Gertrude Myren. room lseiAA1
hotel. SIS Second avenue.
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First NJ. r. Chureh-Rev. +. VI.
Randall, ir. A. II n. m. communion
service. y. M, The Art Of For
getting and Remembering"
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FINANCIAL.

TO LOAN Private money al low
rate Of interest. Oroll. Damus 4
nsnsr fa7 M son street
WARRANTS bought and sold Nor
risan 4 Eshelulan Mutual Life bid
otY8pfc oil CO. ~ IIaiisr hIocE.
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First Baptist church-Rev. T.. q.
'e..'''-'-4@-- tS@D. Csc. l.. Whitman
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TheosOphical Society Amanda
Lodge, Ills Third avenue-Atsp m.
The Mystery 81 Memory" by Thos
A. Barnes.
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Sunday Themes.

Religious Services 6Jnltarian1 Sc
attic theater-Rev. W. -. simonds.
minister. Special memorial services
for Modern WOodmen Of America at
II a. m. subject. Modern Civilization
and the Fraternal Principal"
Asbury n Z. Church. Fremont
Rev. Burrows, pastor At IL a. m,
Rev. a. Atwood VIII preach. S p. m.
'The sabbath: questions viii be
answered on the subject.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. ~. w. Gilchrist. pastor. Ser
vices At II a. m. and 7.f5 =. m. Pull
Iii VIII be occupied BY Rev Blyth
OF Roelyn, Wash.
Trinity Parish Church-Rev. Her
bert Gowen, rector. At II a. m. and
7.30 .. m. the pulpit will be occupied
by Rev. shildrick, or New Westmiu-
ster. Il. G.
Grace ". +. Church. Rev. ". m.
Selieck-At 1915 a. m. the pulpit Will
be occupied by Rev. A. +. Burrows.
2. M Rev. Dennison viii preach.
-f=
First Christian Church-Rev. y. RI.
Lingenfelter. At II a. m, Free
dom Through the Truth. .. m.
THE New Testament Priesthood .
First Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. r. y. Revelle. pastor At II
q. M. THE Bible in the Home. 3
.. m, The Empty Room"
-
Plymouth Congregational Church
REV. W. II. q. Temple. At IL
m. Eyes Opened. 8 p. M,
Three Wonderful Wills"
First NJ. r. Church-Rev. T.. NJ.
Randall, ir. A. II a. m. communion
service. y. m, The Art Of For
getting and Remembering"
Battery Street NJ. T.. Chureh-Rev.
ii. j. Brown, pastor. At II a. m.
What Think Ye Of ChristY''. 2 .. m,
subject not announced.
@#fH-
Second Presbyterian Church-Rev
W. a. Major, pastor. At II a. M.
Making coats"; 2 D. m. Going
from Home"
ThcosOphical Society Amanda.
Lodge. il1S Third avenue-Ats M.
The Mystery Of Memory" by Thos
A. Barnes.
First Baptist Church-Rev. l.. e.
bs.''---s~-- Rev. Go. L. Whitman
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Trinity Parish Church-Rev. Her
bert Gowen, rector. At II a. m. and
7:50 p. m the pulpit will be occupied
by Rev. Shildrick, OF New Westmiu-
ater. +. C.
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Dr. waERon.r. pest teeth. mo-.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. ~. w. Gllchrist, pastor. Ser
vices At II a. m. and 7.f5 p. m. Pull
pit VIII be occupied BY Rev. Blyth
OF Roslyn. Wash.
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First Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. r. y. Revelle, pastor. At Il
q. No. THE Bible in the Home.
.. m. THE Empty Room
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Second Presbyterian Church-Rev.
W. a. Major, pastor. At II q. m.
Making coats"s 3 p. m. Going
from Home"
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Battery Street NJ. u. Chureh-Rev.
III. j.. Brown, pastor. At II n. m,
what Think Ye Of Christ79. sp. m,
subject not announced.
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EOS sac.

GREEN HOUSE AND GARDEN.
We have = special bargain IN n green
house and market garden. can sell
on easy terms. a sure money max
ef
a few choice lots on car line and
boulevard on s. per month pay
menfa. These lots are clear Of
atauapH and fine garden snll-thlr
f. your chance TO get a home.
These choice lots VIII not last long.
See them tomorrow or Monday.
GREAT NORTHERN LAND CO.
Phone Main ss9. Sii LIST ave.
SCHOONER.
Splendid schooner for sale at n sac
flfee on account OF sickness of
owner.
GREAT NoRTHER LAND co.
Phone Main $50. sii LIST ave.
For sALE-Ssattle auction sale
stable. 1919 Western avenue: tel
Bun iesi. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at p. m; horses.
wagons. harness. etc. All kinds of
goods sold on commission NJ. ].
Walker suctinnesr
HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets. stoves. car
pets. etc, Red Froat Furniture CO.
lio-il2 md Aye. 3. Tel Red lT7e
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BUTTERWoRTH q sons. emoairn-
era. lt2e-il2s Third Tel Pike ~.
FURNACES.
FiSf.fY 8 L az iisl Third ave-
HARNESS AND sADDLERY.
McsoRLEY & HENDERSON, 2i2
Occidental avenue.
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Don't forget Painters Picnic Sun
day.
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First Christian Chureh-Rev. y. n
Lingeufelter. At II a. m. Free.
dom Through the Truth; 2 .. m.
THE New Testament Priesthood"
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Grace ~ r. Church. Rev. W. r..
Selleck-At 1915 a. m. the pulpit Will
be occupied by Rev. A. +. Burrows.
5 =. m, Rev. Dennlaon will preach.
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PERSONAL


BUTTER BUTTER
EGGS. EGGS.
Our business IL always rushing. but
seems more W now than ever. ths
quality q our butter and eggs and
the prices we charge must be the
reason for a.. our daily sales are
big and that keeps ua always IA
fresh goods. our fancy Iowa ana
Washington Creamery we sell AT
lbs. 45c. also very fne 40c brick .
AND OUR FINE. BIC FINE
RANCH EGGS. dozen a5c, all
guaranteed. watch the crowd and
you will ind yourself at Cow But
ter Store, 1881 Second avenue.
WILL any one that saw a LADY
thrown from "A street car At the
corner Of Second avenue and Mad
tHon street on or about April i.
1901. kindly communicate with Mrs.
Ellen 6. sterling. No 21lz Madi-
Hon street.
NATURES HERB REMEDY.
The Worlds Greatest Remedy for
rheumatism, neuralgia. Eciatica.
Absolutely guaranteed 10 cure all
diseases arising from impure blood.
or money refunded. Send for in
formation 10 IA. G. Baker. l50s
Second avenue. Seattle, Wash.
THE cheapest place 20 get gasoline
and oil stoves. gasoline and coal
oil. II at olympic Oh Co. 81 Third
avenue. Tel Main. ssi. 2hurner
gasoline stoves. sl00. gasoline.
ITO for S gallons
BARGAINS IN second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
fue secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
iia and III Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
{. V. White Advertising Bureau
View York Block.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. ibc. Alley Restaurant. al.
ley on Columbia bet. md and art
oxYDoNOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
tons = Mcdonald block.
FASHION Hair Store. lsis Second
avenue: diagnosis OF the scalp
free % charge.
LADIES try a hath. Mrs. TAFT.
careful massage. 81 Third avenue.
wANTED-oidg gold and silver. II.
Hensel. mfg. ieweler. - Hincklsy
MRS. Il. BENNETT ~ again at ss
Halter block: hair. scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prizes corner &th and Pine
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Asbury NJ. +. Church. Fremont
Rev. Burrows, pastor. At IL a. m,
Rev. A. Atwood viii preach. p. M.
The sabbath. questions viii be
answered on the subject.
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WE have a choice LIS, OF vacant lots
cottages, modern dwellings and
stores I'm all parts OF the city. Ger
man American Investment Co.. SIS
Third avenua
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ron RENT.

NV modern fat Of four rooms with
yard and porch. IS minutes from
Pioneer square. cars pass the door.
Rent 40 Get key from Mr.. Stur-
teRauf. H. Columbia street
FOR RENT-FuRN FINISHED ROOMS
Close In. sau8 Second avenue. A
suits 81 iuely furnished rooms. gas
range. etc. with use Of kitchen. II
desired References.
NICELY furnished rooms. use -
range for Hight housekeeping. 500
James
or furriIshed housckeoping rooms
e. T. "a Yeairr, Lilly House.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co

EuI San HIanGiNSh
steamships city of
ruehia, Whlla Wullh
aud timntllln leave No
attic . e. fu. June IS, ~
ia.la %. Ys July 8, y,
Il. Is ~ ~, Aug .
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Religious Services CUnlfarianl So
attic theater-Rev. w. u. simonds.
minister. Special memorial services
for Modern WOodmen of America at
II a. m. subject. Modern Civilization
and the Fraternai Principal"
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DRAMATIo-orEn SCHOOLS

MR. ana Mrs. little's Academy: de
pertinent. dancing, physical oul-
ture. at2 Madison. bet 9rd ana 9TH
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REAL estate.

I am authorized TO offer bunch
OF lots near Madison street cable. at
500 per lot.
elise INVESTMENT CO:
We can sell n new siN-room house
on brick foundation for s2i0O. Lot
30 feet frontage and location good.
monthly payments.
THE elise INVESTMENT co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-04
Dec. zzth, 1000.

Last Friday evening being the Goth
anniversary OF the married life of
William Parker and wife their neigh
bors and friends assembled to cele.
brate the event. At an early hour the
guests began to arrive, and by twelve
O'CLOCK the fine. new residence was
crowded to Overlooking.
Those present were Tom Mayhew
and wife, Ed Mayhem and wife, Jacob
Faser and wife, Fl. Matthews aud wife.
5. j. Wright and wife, Mr.. Newsomt.
and wife, VIM. Shannon and wife, J.
q. Rainbow and wife, F.. B. Terry
and wife. Joseph Durley and wife.
h. Fell and mother, Mrs. Fisher, with
number of little folks Also John
Parker's sons, of Pratt county. cous-
ms of the Parkers.
+ All enjoyed themselves by talking
over old times and giving soldier ex-
perieDces until 1870. when. dinner was
called. .Thetable just simply groaned
under its load of good things, pre-
pared by Mrs. Parker and her daugh-
ter. who know how to do the culinary
act After about fifty people, large
and small had satisfied their appetites
the table did not grOan quite so loud.
After dinner Mrs. Parker showed
the ladies through the elegantly fur
nished house of eight rooms. which is
the finest in the township. Mr. Parker
showed the gentlemen through. :,
The presents we're not numerous but
OF substa ntantia nature, consisting
OF knives, forks, spoons and other
useful articles.
After a day of pleasure the guests
departed. wishing the couple many
more happy anniversaries. GUEST.
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Prominent Chicago Woman ,spe.ks

Prof. Roxa Tyler. of Chicago, vice
president Illinois Woman's Alliance.
in speaking OF Chamberlain's Cough
remedy, saws: Il suffered with a Sc
we're cold this winter which threatened
to run into pneumonia. l tried diff
erent remedies but seemed to grow
worse and the med cine seemed to up-
set my stomach. "A friend advised me
to try Chamberlain Cough Remedv
and I found it was pleasant to take
and it relieved me at once. I am now
entirely recovered. saved a DOCTORS
bill, time and suffering, and / will
never be without this splendid medi-
cine again For sale by c. A.Mosh-
er, druggist.
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The COngreg att onal church society
held their annual meeting last night.
The reports of the various depart
'nents showed very satisfactory con-
dition of affairs. The officers elected
we're A. NJ. Mernymau,. Fred Husser.
T.. NJ. Stapletop, Levi Smith and T..
A. Noble, trustees; F. b. Hine, treas
urer and d. j. Bingham, clerk. The
BOARD of trustees has heretofor been
made up of both gentlemen and ladies.
This year the ladies, being in the ma
jOrity, decided to tuI affairs over to
the men. The BUSH ess meeting was
varied by musical selections rendered
by ,drs. Hine, Miss Hine. Mrs. Mosh-
er and Mrs. Strong. The scriptural
quotations by the audience showed
vivid imagiuations or poor memories
rs most of them bore but little like
ness to the generally accepted version
Of the bible. The ladies' had prepared
Ong tables in the lecture room and
loaded them with delicrcies, mindful
of the scriptural Injunction ''feed my
ambs.' The lambs showed Il sur
prising willingness and capacity.
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Wedding Bells.

| Mr.. E. ID. DOnavan and Miss Kath.
crime Clark were married Thursday.
1 Dec. p, 1900, at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. Burr Hull. in
Marysville, Mo, at $3.50 D. M, in the
presence of a few relatives and friends.
Rev. Gilman, of the Christian church
officiating. The ceremony WAS brief
| and impressive and followed a short
talk by the preacher.
The bride was attired in a lovely
dress of hlne mauve with white satin
yoke. and wore roses in her hair. The
groom was dressed in black broad
cloth, and the attendants were attired
nearly the same. The Brio al couple
presented one of the neatest appear
ances ever witnessed in Maysvjlle.
The attendants were Miss Nora Rose
and Mr. Rial Feimsnyder.
After the ceremony the company was
invited into the dining room where an
elaborate supper was served. About 9
O'Clock the party adjourned, wishing
the happy couple all of the Joy and
happiness to be experienced in life.
The presents were very many, both
valuable and useful.
Mr.. DOnavan is the popular and
sue cessful merchant of Belpre. Kans.,
well known in this county. where he is
held in high esteem. Miss Clark is a
very popular young lady of Mays
vile and a sister of Book Clark, of
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donavan will visit
friends and relatives in Maysville.
until the 7th of the month and will then
return to Belpre, where they expect to
make their home for the future.
The Graphic joins their many
friends in hearty congratulations.
Rev. A. W. CUMMINGS married Mr..
j. w. Pyle and Miss Emma 1, Lewis
at the parsonage Wednesday of this
week.
Mr., John c. Sweetser and Clara
Victoria Preus were united in mar
riage at the residence of the former
Thursday evening, Dec. q, 1900, by
Rev. F. P. Strong. A bountiful feast
waited the satisfaction of the newly
married couple and guests. Congrat-
ulatlOns and best wishes for the bride
and groom.
Mr.. Book Clark and Miss Ada Tam
wei married at the residence of the
brides parents at 12:30 p. m. Christ
mas day, Rev. Pierce officiating. The
y. iuo duu Si''oiII were dtGenueu Oy MISS
Mabel iced OF Otferlee and Mr. f. D.
Donavan of Belpre. Alter congratu-
iatlons the attendants led the way to
he dining room where Mrs. Tam had
spread an elaborate dinner which all
present fully appreci lated. Abont two
O'Clock the company adjourned leav-
ng with Mr.. and Mrs. Clark their
best wishes for the future. The happy
couple received many handsome and
useful presents. Those present aside
from the Immediate families were
Misses Lille and Daisy York and
Frank York, cousins of the bride.
zr. aud Mrs. Mahau and daughter.
of Enid, Oklahom sister and broth
er of the groom, Miss Teed, of Offer
lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley and Mr.. F..
D. Donavan, of Belpre, Mr.. George
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For Sale.

Cheap and on easy terms.
l6O acres-30 acres in cultivation,
now in wheat-$7OO.
l6O acres-2O acres in cultiv att on,
now in wheat-S6OO.
100 acres-40 acres in cultivation,
now in wheat-S75O.' -.
100 acres-40: acres in cultivation,
now in wheat--$6OO.l
All smooth land and of first quality
OF soil, and all within miles of
Kinsley. Fl. C.. BINGHAM.
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Reads New Meat rlarket.

81. L: Read will open up first class
CASH meat market on Saturday morn
ing Nov. 10. 1900 and will be there
seven days in the week to wait on the
trade. He will keep constantly on
hand supply of all kind of meat.
oysters and celery and live and dress.
ed chicken, sausages and smoaked
meat and vienna sausage. Call and
see me and [ will treat you right.
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Fell and family and Mr.. Harry Fell.
OF Fellsburg. MIR. Clark is q pros.
porous young farmer of Belpre town
ship and his wife is one of the most
popular young ladies in the county.
May their life be one of Joy aud sun
shine Is the wish OLA Friend.
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New Songs not Catchy.

New play too drolI. New opera too
long. Why, what on earth ails you?
Is it indigestion? Get a bottle of DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. 1t keeps one
stra ght the wear around. l buy it at
M. DeTar's Drug store.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-04

The California limited is now a
daily train and carries mail. 1t pass
IS here going west at N:2O a. in. and
east at 6:20. This train only stops
mere for California business. No. 2
going east at 6:1O a. N. aid going
west at 1l.55 only stop here on flag.
Quite number of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Peters invaded
their domicile Monday evening and
proceeded to have good time. To
say they were surprised would hardly
express the situation. After vainly
endeavoring to keep the invaders out
by blocking the door with his manly
form Sherman told them to make Them
selves at home. This was hardly
needed, for each one had already
so. The evening .passed all too
soon and at an early hour, (early in
the morning) the guests departed to
their several homes, feeling as if they
had begun the new year and new CEN
fury in an enjoyable way at least.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-04
The Latest Song

and how 1t. goes is a1ways Of interest
to some but the condition of ones
health should be first in the line Of
consideration. If you take DR.. Gsld-
wells Syrup Pepsin. you can't have
indigestion or stomach trouble. That
is certain.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-04

Henry Ke:elson attended the insur-
ance mems banquet in Kansas City
this week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-04
Lady Correspondent Wanted

l want to hear rom any woman who
has stomach trouble. / will recon-
mend DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
and guarantee it to cure
Yours truly, NJ. DETAR.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-01-04

Mark Rummell weut to Emporia
this week where he will take a course
in the business college.