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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-06-06

Morgan If the late B. Franklin knew
all the trouble his old lightning was
going to make the human family, some
of it in the guise of blessing, he might
have gone slow in flying that famous
kite of his
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GETS HIS DESERTS.

BERLIN. June 6.-An old sergeant.
named Warneck. has been sentenced TO
thirty months imprisonment and TO dis
missal from the army after having been
convicted of 166 instances of abuse OF
soldiers.
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P. S.-We are still waiting to re-
ceive the old lady's apology for init
mating, in January last, that The
Times was engaged III Matchmaking
operations when attempting. to drag
into daylight the operations of the
''Star's" friends in the Postofiice De
partment.
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runaway current of electricity Is
frightening the neighbors Of J. Pierpont
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-09-11

If you want first-class ice cream
call at w. c. Keener's. tt
New fall styles in boys and youths
school suits at A. HOttewitz's.
P. J. Diesel has rented his Brown
township farm to George Malone.
Call at Meno's restaurant for ice
cream. Finest quality always on
hand. tt
A. c. Dyer has charge of T. ".
Donnell's business during the absence
of the latter. If
Full set of bookings for the Superior
disc drill costs only one dollar
Gender & Meyers.
Mrs. Grow accompanied her daught-
er Beulah and Miss Kittie Blanchard
to Emporia Monday.
Red Schoolbouse shoes have no
equal. Always give satisfaction. For
sale by A. Hottew1tz.
Mrs. G.. D. Misner returned Tues
day evening after weeks visit with
friends in Sterling.
The Sells & Downs circus will ex-
hibit in Larned Monday the 18th.
Round trip from Kinsley $l.OO.
Miss Adonna Hinshaw went down
| to Great Bend yesterday, accompani'
ed by her little niece, to visit sister.
Bert Piburn returned to Oklahoma
Sunday night. He may return to
/ this county to live, as his health is
poor in Oklahoma.
| w II. Israel will insure your wheat
in stack or bin in the old reliable
Farmers Alliance company. Cal
on him at Lewis, Kansas.
ILMr. Beal's automobile arrived
Monday night and was uploaded
Tuesday. 1t is beauty of the same
make as the other machines in town
| The klngman Is the only practlca
BILE disc pillow for very hard land OF
for wet and trashy land OF this west
ern country. For sale by Gender s
Meyers.
Mrs. Mary brennan, who had beer
here for the past six weeks visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Whiteside
started with her children for her HON,
in Ellsworth, Saturday evening.
STRAYED.- evening, Au
gust %, little white puppy will
black ears. Any one who can Civ
information concerning it will pleas
leave word with Reita Popp and re
ceive reward.
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Wood Alexander went to Kansas
City Saturday night.
FOR SALE.-A good organ. Call
on Mrs. r. w. Bidwell. If
John Dorning has gone to work for
John Popp in his meat market.
M. Schnatterly's Mercantile House
wants all the fresh eggs it can get.
A nearly new Flying Dutehman
Gang PIow for sale at Ketelson Bros.
Don't fail to get the Red School
house shoe prize drawing book.-A.
Hottewitz.
If you want to insure your grain in
stack or bin call on W. II. Israel,
Lewis, Kansas. If
]. P. Ray has bought out>the inter-
est of Porter Ray in the livery stable
and stations at Lewis.
The Weber Wagon has solid hick-
DRY axle and solid oak wheel. Guar
anteed by Gender & Meyers.
Miss Belle Mullikin has returned to
her home in this county after an alb
sence of several months.
just arrived-Car of Barbed Wire
and Hog Fencing at lowest possible
price.-R. d. HEATH & SONS.
Dode Smith returned from Gray
county Monday night. He says his
mothers health is much improved.
We still handle the celebrated Nc
Cormick Corn Harvester and Mower.
Call and leave your order.-Ketelson
Bros.
1 have SO head of fat two and three
year-old steers for sale. These are
native cattle and in fine condition.
MRS. LOCKE, Lewis, Kas.
Any one wishing to take pupils to
work for their board while attending
school will please leave word at this
Office or with D. A. Baugher.
Mrs. Meek, of Great Bend, arrived
last week for short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. MacCartney. She re.
turned to Great Bend yesterday.
WALL PAPER.-During September
you can paper your room cheaper
than you ever thought you could by
purchasing from G. A. Mosher & Co.
Mrs. T. NJ. Gilbert, who has been
here for some time visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lewis, took the train
Tuesday morning for her home ia
Oklahoma.
Mrs. S. J. Frost and Mrs. Claud
Frost and children started for Kiowa
in Harper county Tuesday. They
will probably make their future home
in that city.
The Superior automatic feed and
! new disc arrangement on the 1903 drill
will sow your wheat where others fail
Call and see this new drill at Con
der & Meyers.
| Evening service is resumed at the
Congregational church. Next Sun
day evening the subject for considera
All are cordially invited to this ser
vice.
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Harvey & Blanchard
BICYCLES, AUTOMOBILES,
Gunsmiths, Expert Repairing.
Carry a Complete Stock of Repairs
LOCAL NEWS.


Money to loan at this office.
B. F. Tatum went to st. Joe Sum
day night.
Blank books and school supplies at
G. A. Mosher & Co.'s.
Do not fail to see our boys special
priced school suits.-A. HottewitZ.
You can buy the famous king of all
the Weber Wagon-of Gender &
Meyers.
L. f. Wait, of Belpre, was in this
city Tuesday evening riding the Ma
sonic goat.
Superior Disc Drills. Clinton and
Balm wagons, for sale by d. @. Don
AVIAN, Belpre.
Try the best high patent flour on the
market, "Our Banner" For sale by
Fravel & Lewis.
A number of friends of Miss Beulah
Grow gave her a surprise party last
Thursday evening.
You don't have TO wait tor any
thing I'm the line of building material
when you buy at HEATH 6 SONS.
DR.. Sterrett will be out of his Office
in this city from Monday evening
next until Tuesday morning of the
following week
We have six head of good work
horses, we'll broken, for sale. They
will weigh from 100 to 1900 pounds.
Knisley Bros, Kinsley, Kas:
G.. A. Griffith, of Myra, Texas. who
had been here for some time visiting
the family of our old friend, E. Park
hurst, departed for his home Monday
evening.
For SALE.-My residence property
on Seventh street. This is very
desirable property for any one want
ing home in the best part of town.
H. 3. BEELER.
G. ]. Meyers went to Dwight the
first of the week to settle up his af.
fairs preparatory to bringing his
family to this city. He expects to re-
turn in about a month.
Any one having young thorough
bred Berkshire bears for next spring
service can learn something to their
advantage by calling at this Office
and interviewing the editor.
The Kingman disc pillow is equipped
with hard oilers, adjustable from,
furrow wheel and the new four-horse
hitch, abs olutely without side draft
Guaranteed by Gender & Meyers.
George ellison was visiting friends
in this county this week. He is To-
Gated in Beaver county, Okla, and
is engaged in the real estate business
He says things are coming his way.
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A DIArIOND is
ALWAYS PROPER

Whether for investment or for
another" purpose. In either
case you want only first water
gem, aud that is where we offer
you the benefit of our experience.
We have just received fine line
of diamond rings, each one select
ed with Scrupulous care, and when
you buy of US you buy right, both
in quality and price. Prices 500
to $50. 90. Engraving free.
LEONARD JEWELRY COMPANY
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.
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you can save money to buy your
Groceries at Schnatterly's.
FOR SALE-Young full-blood White
Leghorn roosters.-Knisley Bros.
John Wallis and family returned
from their trip to Winfield Tuesday.
Have you seen the double breasted
and Norfolk suits at A. aottewitz's?
T. 81. EVANS is Bonded Abstracter
and Ex-Register of Deeds for Edwards
County.
Misses Bessie Culver and Flossie
Erwin took the Monday morniog
train for Lindsborg.
Did you see those new Buggies at
Ketelson Bros They are dandies
and the price is right.
Our city schools started off Monday
with something more than fifty more
scholars than last year.
Hammocks will be sold at greatly
reduced prices for the next thirty days
at G. A. Mosher & Co.'s.
John Donnell expects to start for
the Pacific coast the first of the week
on prospecting trip.
Full line of Buford & George har-
ness and, saddles, also shelf band
ware.-D. G. Donavan, Belpre.
Mrs. John Thorn and children went
down to Great Bend Monday for a
two weeks visit with relatives.
invite you to examine my stock if
you are thinking of papering or paint
ing your house.-C. o. Wilson.
Mrs. Clarence Paulin and baby
took the Tuesday morning train for
Newton for q visit with Mrs. Paulin's
parents.
All kinds of wagon and and car
riage repairing done; also wagon and
Harper.
Mr.. Memo has installed his bakery
plant and is prepared to furnish all
kinds of fine bakery goods. Give
him call. If
H. A. Mclean, who had been work
ing for F. E. Taylor for the past few
months, went to Colorado Springs
Monday night.
DR.. Pearson can be found at his
office, one door east of Hottewitz' s
store, or at his residence, one block
east of the Nj. E. church. IF
Winfield Stein, of Missouri, who
had been visiting his/sister, Mrs
Joseph Derley, for some time, return
ed to his home Wednesday night.
Harry Hoffman is again in town
having resigned his position il
Dodge. He will start west in few
days and may locate in California.
There are ten Superior drills to on
of any other make sold in Kinsley be
cause they possess advantages M
other drill has.-Gonder & Meyers.
Mrs. j. 81. Smart's sister-in-law
Mrs. Taylor, and two children ar
visiting her and will remain until tn
former is ready 10 go back to Morri
county.
Call and examine our Wheat Drills
We have four of the finest makes o
earth-Fuller Lee, Triumph, Dowa
giac and Tom Thumb.-Ketelso
/ Bros.
Mr.. Mike Delp has moved into tow
and settled in the house just south {
Mr.. travels. He expects to go t
Pennsylvania accompanied by hi
wife in about two weeks and spend tn
winter.
'sLeGsW y LspuoD--Lsg
9q1 10 9gsusq sq1 9sS puB IooV punoL
qua no u! 97D iHoInb smoO 'pue
40 eABq sM ss!55nq pue sssuIpr
10 sofas IIB no eo!Ld IB!osds e4Bu
II!M em sGep 6aIIqq axsu qua Lod
* party of local sportsmen wen
out to Mr.. Adkins place very earl,
in the week and spent a very pleasa q
day and enjoyed a game dinner which
as the boys say was ''all right"
was day when the wind blew like al
pos
Mr.. Carl Ditus and Miss Lizzi
Tell. both of Burdett, were married a
the Clark House in this city last Sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Pro
bate Judge Blanchard in the presence
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Congregational church. Next Sun
day evening the subject for considera-
tion is 1.-THE Soil for Life of Love. u
All are cordially invited to this ser.
vice.
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All our 12i Wash Goods at TIC.
All our Zoe Wash Goods at &c.
All Challies and Lawns at &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
WOMAN SUES LAWYER.
Laura Buckwalter Brings Charges
Against o. 3. CrcWs3r.

Laura Buckwaltsr fled an afilda yit in
the district court yesterday In which she
charges D. = CrewSon. q prominent at
torney in this city. with keeping larEe
amount Of money which he collected Tor
her while acting as hsr counsel
Laura Buckwalter alleges in her pe;t-
tion thct the defendant sfnt q Ne
Csho ccr-ity 10 collect 81. Is ~ hlch ~as due
her from she estate q = , Ford Shr
states that upon returning Mr- CTeWso1
reported that he had failed % make the
collection but that on April md she as
cer1ained through the a6ninistrator =
the estate that the money had beer paid
The affidavit further states that Cre~son
then admitted that he had coliected the
Money and agreed % pay see On that day
ard the balance on TIE day following.
but that later he refuSed % ray Bat Ire
SIsD sus finally she TOOK has note for 80
with second mortgage as sscuftts
When interviewed last night Ar- Crew
son Sasd I have fer three yesTs acted 50
counsel Tor the plaintiff ana o. Al that
time have never received dollar fTtF1
her Last July she E1zsie a. assignment
II her iusrres. ii The estate = L. J EoTf
70 ne 20 secure zy fses for three Fesss
OF legal work IN her interest At that tine
she 6sd ROT knoE Ehsf reT Interest y
the estate amounted 20 and neither did J.
] veat 70 SeOsto csg-ty, where tne e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

Fred Dold went 70 the country 20 get
100 Of the finest cattle Ia the county from
Sloan Cline.
wick block leave for the mountains Of
Tennessee for few weeks stay.
Mrs. Geo. L. Westgste. 81 Oklahoma
City. is visiting her parents AR and
Mrs. II r. Pyle. OF IS Waco avenue.
Mrs. 4. II. Parker. Miss Mamie. Waiter,
Merle and Roio. also Mr.. l.. n smith,
OF kiowa. went 20 California last uiKhs
for an extended vacation.
Mr. l. v varney. the North Main street
jeweler. has moved into HIS new store
room az 10 North Main. which viii bs
one Of the hasst jewelry stores IN ths
state.
Miss Myrtle Reese attended the w~d-
ding Of Miss Msude Merrill OF Anthony
to Mr. Clare Monkey 81 Detroit an
Wednesday. al the brides home IN An
thony
John ". Adams returned yesterday az
terno0n from Kansas City. where be rad
been detained by the food several cara
Mr. Adams stated that sAs noed vas
worse than represented by the papers
Yesterday Frank johnson moved his
meat market from 81 South Mafn 10 the
south room % the r~W Brown block "a
South Main. johnson zilf occupy PARA
Of the room ard ~. u NeaEhlsy'4 ns~
grocery store. which vii - opened n
few days for business. vii occupy the
other side.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
PARAMOUNT DEFEATS FRIENDS.
Third Cage Goes to Hill Nine by
Score of q to 0.

Paramount won the third game of the
series yesterday on the Paramount field
by a score Of to o. The Friends went TO
pieces early in the game and could not
connect with Frantz's twisters to do any
good. Lack of practice of both teams
on account of the wet weather showed
plainly.
The feature of the game waZ the home
run knocked by Belden. He got a good
drive and away went the horsehide sail
ing over the fence and brought in Sol
ter, who was on second. The Quakers
lost good chance TO score in the sew
enth. Howard came to bat and got a
safe hit but was caught mapping at first
and out he went The next two men up
got safe ones but failed to do any good.
Score by innings r II E
Paramount 01OO02O1A 4
Friends .......-......0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 90 3 10
Struck out-By Frant. 10; by Nelson, 8.
Hit by ball--By Frantz, ,; by Nelson. 2.
Home runs-Belden. Bases on balls-Off
Nelson, J. Batteries-Frantz and Ander-
son: Nelson and Senter.
Faiimount won the first game of the
series by score Of to ?. The second
game was a tie 3 to 5, and the Hill boys
walked off with the third game.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

FLORENCE FLOWER CONCERT.
Wichita people will have the privilege
and pleasure of hearing Miss Florence
Flower in concert on next Tuesday even
ing at the Garfield hall. Miss Flower has
sung with great artists and in highh class
professional companies on the road and
has received praise from competent crit
les as having a magnificent voice. The
following is from the Syracuse IN. "
Herald:
"A concert was given last evening at
the Wieting opera house by the Mozart
Symphony club before an audience which
completely filed the house. Each num-
Der on the program was given in the
most charming manner and the audience
expressed their appreciation by demand
ing repeated encores.
THE club is assisted by Miss Florence
Flower. who is a singer of great ability
We can say without fear of successful
contradiction that she has one Of the most
superb voices ever heard in the city. and
her work at once pronounces her an
artist OF true merit"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
WOULD BUILD LEVEES.
Commercial Club Sends $500 to Tor
nado Sufferers.

Charity and the food were the more i'm
portant matters discussed by the members
of the Commercial club at their regular
meeting last night. Since the flooding
of riverside park the past week il has
become evident that the dykes along the
river are not high enough TO serve their
purpose. The club is in favor of construct
ing levees high enough to give protec-
ton against any ordinary freshet and
drew up the following resolution. which
VIII be presented to Mayor Mclean:
Resolved, That this club request the
mayor and the city council to take such
preliminary steps as may be necessary 10
ascertain the cost OF constructing a leVee
where necessary along both sides OF
Little river. from Central avenue TO Sew
enteenth street for the purpose Of pro-
tecting the city parks and private prop
erty contiguous thereto from the repeti-
ton Of devastation which hes been
wrought by the recent overflow and the
one Of last year. and that the said levee
shall he OF sufficient dimensions t. afford
thorough protection within the limits
herein designated, and that II Is the sense
Of this club that said protection should be
procured If il can b. done at a reasonable
cost"
The club was unanimously IN favor Of
the above resolution.
The club has shown a marked interest
in the tornado sufferers. as the discussion
last night plainly evinced. When the
first reports arrived in this city from
Valley Center and Carmen. Secretary
Resting began planning for their relief.
and within very short time was circu-
lating petition among the business men
Of the city for the aid Of the sufferers
Nearly every business man IN the city
was called upon. and several members u
the club subscribed literally when the
matter was first brought Up before the
club. Following s. a list Of the suhscrfp-
tons the total OF which is $50 az this
amount. 500 goes 10 the sufferers q Car
meE and 800 goes % Valley Center.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
Fairy Extravaganza Is Causing Much
Comment

Beauty and the Beast the children 5
play is creating great deal of specula-
ton on the part eff the public Everyone
is anxious 10 compare it with last season =
play Cinderella. Cinderella was so
good that it is hardly to be expected that
il will be surpassed yet those who are
attending rohearsals are Of the opinion
that in many re spects Beauty and the
Beast is ,-.e better of the productions.
Nothing as good in the amateur lire as
Mr. MilIer's plays has ever come 70 Nich-
tia and they always signalize a time
when the public gels full value for the
price Of admission charged. besides bene-
fitting worthy cause This season the
Chldren's Home in which everyone in
town l. interested j. the main beneficiary.
and Of course II is expected that fuanci-
ally this engagement viii be even better
than the last one. II Is designed 20 IN
sufute a kindergarten for the little ones
At the Home with the funds thus So
cured The dates are Thursday and FL
day night and Saturday matinee. June II.
l. and Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-04
REV. CASSIDY SPEAKS
To the Normal Gradutes of the
Friends University
SUBJECT "MAKING A MAN"
After Exercises Alumni Re-
union Was Held

Last night at the Friends university oc-
Cured the third annual commencement
of the Normal school Of the university.
There were twelve members in the class
that graduated last night. and they made
a very handsome appearance in their
graduating costumes Russell hall was
at its best, being tastefully arranged in
the colors of the class. green and white.
The motto of the class, The Marble
Waiteth." was, with the letters in green
on white field, suspended in front Of the
platform.
Rev. Cassidy of the First Baptist
church delivered the address before the
class. His subject was Making a Man:
The Plan of Education in Human Devel-
opment.' Rev Cassidy said of the class
motto: More than marble waits-fesh
and blood and brains. Warm throbbing
life waits TO be trained to be saved to a
life of honor, honesty helpfulness. The
man to be made is complex being. Deal
ing with life is more than dealing with
matter. Man has ideas purposes, plans.
He is an organized body. Here by his
appetites. under standing imagination,
memory, he allies himself with the brute
creation. Upward man is a progressive
being. He was not made in a moment.
He is restless; reaching one idea. he is
ever reaching out for something higher.
Thought is the progressive part of
mans being. 1t affects the body and
mind both morally and spiritually True
education consists in training thought
and primarily leads the mind to think for
itself True education cannot work apart
from the personal element. II is INSOFAR
able from personality. We must take
account of man himself in the highest
development. in gaining interest and
highest developments.
At the conclusion of Rev Cassidy's re-
marks President Stanley presented the
class with their diplomas. He made a
short talk on their school work and adj
vised them concerning the future,
At the close of the exercises the Alumni
association of the Normal school held a
reunion There were twenty-five pres
emit six from the class that graduated the
first year seven from last years class
and the class of 1908. The tables were
tastefully decorated with the class col
ors and cut flowers. Ice cream. cake and
lemonade were served.
An original poem was read by Miss
Ada Parkhurst Miss Bertha Wentworth
gave the toast School Ma'ams" Miss
Mabel Munns responded to the toast "Af-
ter school-What?"
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Z Z T Z Z I

tate was in the probate court and spent
$3.50 there in the way of securing her por-
ton Of the estate. After found out what
her interest amounted to | had no inten-
ton of keeping the whole amount as /
could have done under the assignment, as
considered it more than my fees amount
cd to-"
Mr. Crewson produced an alleged copy
of the assignment with the alleged sigma
ture of Mrs. Buckwalter. which states
that she assigns all of her interest to Mr..
Crewson in the estate in consideration or
81 and his legal services of the past. The
assignment was dated July LIST. 1862.
Yesterday Judge Dale appointed a COM
mittee composed of Judge Wall a. E
Helm and j. b. Brubaker. all members
of the Sedgwick county bar, TO investigate
the matter This committee Will be given
a hearing this morning at ten O'Clock
and as the case 81 an exceptional one the
report of the investigation will be listened
IN with much interest