The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-08
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.

Read A. Hardy's ad. in this issue.
Sweet Potato plants for sale.-T. A.
Harper. If
Best Rubber Paint, % per gallon.
Heath & Sons.
Mrs. B. F. Pierce, who has bee
quite sick, is improving.
Call at Meno's restaurant for ice
cream. Finest quality always on
hand. tt
See the double row "Great Snakes"
two row disc corn sleds at Misner &
Gonder's.
Dress goods and silks, white and
wash goods, new and up-tO-date
Patterns at a. Hottewitz's.
If you want to buy Or sell country or
city property, call and consult us,
T. 81. EVANS & Co.
Frank Wellman was in Emporia
the first of the week attending the
state meeting of the Modern Wood
men.
All kinds of wagon and and car
riage repairing done; also wagon and
carriage woods for sale at L. A.
Harper.
If you want the best set of heavy
team harness for the money, go to
Misner & Gonder's for it. All made
TO their order.
Frank Juettner of Ford county at
tended a party about a week ago and
died two days later from congestion
of the stomach.
The largest line OF buggies west Of
Hutchinson at Misner & Gonder's.
They are the best because they are
the reliable "John Deere"
Rev. Strong started for, Salina
yesterday morning TO attend the
State Meeting of the Congregational
Society. He will be away over Sun
day.
We have plenty OF Sharpless Cream
them separate on Saturday. May .,
from to o'clock p. M, at Ketelsou
Bros.
The city dads met the first of the
| week and reappointed Messrs. Little
and Alcorn and Mrs. Miner and ap-
pointed E. L. LOso street commits
| sioners.
For SALE.-Four-burne gasoline
stove, nearly new; good heavy set
double team harness and new wagon.
Will sell on time or for cash.. L.
PARKER. 1t
"Does Three Story Larnin' Pay?'
is the subject of the lecture to be
given by DIR. Fisk at the Congrega-
tional church next Tuesday evening
| All are cordially invited.
The Merryman family took us by
surprise and reached home Saturday
night after nearly three months in
Florida. They all seem to be in good
health and to have enjoyed their
southern trip.
Belpre hotel is open and kept by
eastern people. All newly furnished
and repapered throughout. Firs,
class cooking. Will have bath in the
| future.-MRS G.. GYSENDORFFER,
Proprietress, Belpre, Kansas. 5-l5
500 REwARD-Will be paid fol
evidence leading to arrest and con
| viction of persons who stole foul
mich cows q red colors with white
faces, l dark brown with white spot:
in right flank and small white spot or
forehead from my corral at Offerlt
on April A.--W. G.. DUNCKER.
The rain has been rather excessive
in this county the last few days. Be
ginning Tuesday night it has been Z
pretty steady downpour for 48 hours
Wogan Jensen says that the fall was
particularly heavy in the northwes
part of the county. A water buckle
stood in his yard Tuesday night and
was filled with rain water in the storm
of that night.
ssEvery seat in DIR. Washington
Gladden's church was filled to lister
to the baccalaureate sermon preached
by DR.. d. M. Fisk of Topeka befor,
the graduating class of the Obi,
State University. 1t was one OF tn
most profound and eloquent effort
J ever heard in this city. ohio Stat
: Journal. DIR. Fisk lectures at tn
Congregational church next Tuesda.
: evening. Admission free.
n DIR. D. NJ Fisk, professor of soci
: ology at Washburn College. Topeka
; will lecture at the Congregations
3 church next Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock, and in the evening OF tn
{ same day. IL Is hoped that the club
of the city and the High schoO
students viii. use special efforts TO liz
terest others in these lectures. Ever
! one is cordially welcomed. No ad
) mission fee will be charged, but a