The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1902-10-17

Marsh & Bidwell.
Mat Schnatterly is improving his
jewelry shop this week.
The great Observation-Disclosures Stoves
and Ranges-at A. Hottewitz's.
Ladies' Fancy Hose worth 1Sc per
pair now only 1Oc.-Mars & Bldwell.
Try the best high patent flour on the
market, sour Banner For sale by
w. E. Fravel.
Children's cold weather necessities
"a large line at A. Hottewitz's. Re-
member the premiums.
Sewing machines and repairs. pic
ture frames and house furnishings.
Prices right.-Cole & Wilson.
Miss Martha Plxley, who had been
visiting Mrs. Mccormick. returned to
her home in Larned yesterday.
invite you to examine my stock il
you are thinking of papering or paint
ing your house. &C. O. Wilson.
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday In this city to Anton Henke OF
Beloit and Barbara Chosen of Ford
county.
| have fresh pasture near town
where l can take few head of stock
to Craze. Price reasonable. p.
ALCORN.
YOU Examine our stock of Gent s
Clothing and Overcoats. No trouble
to show you. See our premium offer.
"A Hottewitz.
Mrs. J. r. Bacon wishes to thank
the club ladies for assisting in rails
ing sum OF money for Harrison
Smiths family.
Why pay more? Mems and Boys
Duck Coats OF quality and at a
price that will make you buy.-Ed-
wards & Noble.
Germaine, the magician, at opera
house, Saturday evening, November
l. Reserve your course tickets at
Mosher's drug store. /, as
Anything in the line of books,
periodicals or staff onery not in Our
stock can be obtained by leaving or
der with us.-kinsley Book Store.
Why pay more, anyhow, when you
can get better goods of US for less
money? We can buy at inside prices.
We can sell at inside prices.--Ed-
wards & Noble. S.
Why pay more? Women's Kan
CARGO Calf, Box Calf and May Cali
from $1.35 to 81. Children's Shoes
equally good and at equally low
prices.-Edwards & Noble.
Robert McCanse tells US that thirty
years ago last Tuesday he. located in
the city Of Kinsley and was the frs,
white settler on the ground. He bor-
roweC pick and shovel from the
railroaders and made his house in the
bank of Coon creek.
r. G. Fletcher left a bunch of pea
nuts in our Office this week, which he
grew this year in Brown township,
that would make the growers of the
nut in the Georgia fields turn green
with envy. They are large and fine
and would seem to prove that there is
no good reason why they should not
be made an article of commerce in
this county.
The many friends of Mack Lewis
will be interested in knowing that the
long struggle to save diseased eye
has been given up and that a week
ago yesterday the offending member
was removed. The operation was
performed at Tampa and, our letters
state, was a complete success and that
1t is expected that in few days he
will have entirely recovered.
Miss Reecie Brelsford gave de.
lightful ladies tea" Tuesday even
ing to a large number of her friends.
The usual intellectual conundrums
were INDUCED in and Miss Blanchard
carried off the prize. About 6 o'clock
the ladies were invited to partake of
a collation. that has seldom been sur
passed in this city. The tables were
prettily decorated and perfectly
served. Those who were so fortunate
as to be present report one of the
most pleasant events ever given in
our city.