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Cypress and Fir Stock Tanks.
kinds at I. A. Harper's shop.

Cypress and Fir Stock Tanks. All
kinds at I. A. uarper's shop.
Miss Dottie Eckert of Larned visited
friends here the first of the week.
See those fancy summer lap-tobes
at Misner & Gonder-s. Prices right.
Postmaster Wilt Bishop and Bill
sticker LonNio ddard went to Larned
to the circus yesterday.
We always get new garden seeds
every year. You run no risk when
buying seeds of A. Hottewitz.
Francis T. Simmons Ladies, Kid
Gloves sold only by Marsh s. Bidwell
the best Kid Glove on earth.
Use Lump Rock Salt for our stock.
IL lasts longer and goes farther than
barrel salt. On sale ut A. Hottewitz's.
Mr.. Memo has Installed his bakery
plant and is prepared to furnish all
kinds of fine bakery goods. Give
him call. II
Harvey Hewitt aud wife, returning .
from New Mexico to Iowa, stopped
here over Tuesday to visit their uncle,
j. F. Mulliken.
Make your order early for twiue
with Misner & Gonder. They have II
carload on the road and will,be here
in few days.
David Harum was a good horse
trader, but he couldn't sell goods any
better than our Little Ticket
clerks.-Clark Brothers.
The Prattburg Camp NJ. w. A. has
voted to pay the expenses of sending
a daughter of Frank Wolf away for
a surgical operation. The little girl
was injured by fall some time ago.
DIR. and Mrss Sterrett left yesterday
morning for visit in the eastern
part of the state. The doctor W IL
stop in Emporia until the first of next
week and then go to Kansas City,
Mo-. for the dental convention, re
turning the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Sterrett will visit in Kansas
City for time and then go to the
southeast part of the state and Indian
Territory for an extended stay.
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More new goods at the Little
Ticket
For SALE.-The old sugar mill.
Price. sl50.-G. L. PAINTER. If
Earl Snyder left Wednesday for a
visit with friends in Hutchinson.
We always have Barbed Wire,
Nails and Coal On hand..-R. D.
HEATH & SONS.
Mrs. Harry Read went to Wichita
Wednesday to attend the meeting OF
the Eastern Star.
Misner & Gender have a half ton of
sweat pads. See them and get what
you need in this line.
If you want to cpt and bind your
wheat and feed crop get Mccormick
binder at Ketelson Bros.
Nj. Schnatterly's Mercantile House
has agency for the Nj. Nj. S. Poultry
Fence, the best and cheapest to be
had.
A. few more good John Deere and
Lug FOdu otOdhCIo dt
Misner & Gonder's. They always do
the work.
J. S. Fletcher went to Dodge this
week to meet a brother whom he had
not seen for Is years. His brother is
assistant treasurer of the Campbell
circus.
For SALE-Four-burner gasoline
stove, nearly new; good heavy set
double team harness and new wagon.
Will sell on time or for CASH. l..
PARKER. $40
Mrs. Glass returned from Arizona
Wednesday morning. She is much
improved in health but says there are
too many luugers in that country for
it to be a pleasant place in which to
reside.
Mr.. Larrabee, the Staffor banker
and capitalist, was in the city few
hours Tuesday and called on Mr..
Watson to try and persuade him to
connect our telephone system with
that of Stafford county and through
that with the long distance lines to
the eastward.
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Read A. Hardy's ad. in this issue.
Sweet Potato plants for sale.-T. A.
Harper. If
Best Rubber Paint, 81 % per gallon.
Heath & Sons.
The Rathbone Sisters will meet at
2:30 p. m. tom OrrOw in the *. p. hall.
Call at Meno's restaurant for ice
cream. Finest quality always on
hand. If
See the double row "Great Snakes"
two row disc corn sleds at Misner s.
Gonder's.
: A. G. Dyer has charge of L. V.
Donnell's business during the absence
of the latter. If
John Wolgamot took the train
Tuesday morning for his brothers.
home in Ohio.
Call on w. Fl. Israel at the Farm
5ers' Elevator in Lewis and insure
your crops against loss by hail.
Dress goods and silks, white and
WASH SOOuSs ucW due
Patterns at A. Hottewitz S.
If you want to buy or sell country or
city property, call and consult US
T. II. EVANS s. Co.
Mrs. Captain Buckles, who had
been here for few days visiting her
daughters, returned to Larned yester-
day.
All kinds of wagon and and car
rage 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.
John Donnell, Ray Brelsford, Hugh
Nelson and F. E. Taylor went to
Dodge Tuesday night to take in the
circus the next day.
The largest line of buggies west OF
Hutchinson at Misner u Gonder's.
They are the best because they are
the reliable John Deere. ,;
Charles Harm goes to Claflin soon to
| take charge of grain business.
| Clyde Slaughter will have charge OF
the Moses elevator at this place.
Next Sunday morning at the Con
greg ional church the baccalaureate
sermon will be preached before the
| graduating class Of the High School.
1t will be a union service, and all are
cordially invited.
When Knighthood was in Flowei
the most enterprising merchants kept
their goods packed away in musty
chests but now they have them il
plain sight with Little Ticket" at
tached like Clark Brothers.
Belpre hotel is open and kept by
eastern people. All newly furnished
and repapered throughout. First
class cooking. Will have bath III the
futrre Mrs. c. GYSENDoHFF Err,
Proprietress, Belpre. Kansas. o-l5
The Topeka Herald quotes 'Col. G
| ". Watson" as saying that the USE
of the Arkansas river in Colorado
has been benefit Instead Of Il detri
ment to western Kansas. and thai
| there has been more water in tht
river since Colorado began irrigat
| ing than there was before
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Fresh lime at r. D. Heath & Sons.

Fresh lime at r. d. Heath & Sons.
See the wide tread Moline wagons
at Misner & Gonder's.
There was another heavy fall of
rain the first of the week.
Titles examined and abstracts made
by T. II. Evans, bonded abstracter.
DR.. DeTar was called to Larned
Monday to assist in surgical opera
ton.
Try the celebrated Mcpherson -four
-four Banner" For sale by w. E.
Fravel.
Try a Lump of Rock Salt for your
stock and note the improvement
Sold by A. Hottewitz.
Mr.. Giberson and wife went to Bur-
dette yesterday for short visit with
Mrs. Giberson's parents.
The Virginian won the admiration
of those who knew him: so do values
at the "Little Ticket" store.
"Hoe your own row. But be care
full where you get your hoe. A Hottie
WITT carries the best on the market.
Sewing and Dress-making wanted
by Mrs. T. A. Harper and her sister,
Miss Clara Stinson. at Harper's resi-
dence. If
John Foster lost aGne mare and
mule colt by lighting Sunday.
They were out in thef center of his
pasture when killed.
Buy your and II inch galvanized
pipe from Misner & Gender. They
handle only the best soft galvanized
pipe. No tin or iron pipe.
w. D. Erwin aryited Saturday
night. He has been liking treatment
at Kirksville for some lime and judg-
ing from his appear a nee has been
greatly benefited.
Dr.. Pearson has moved into his new
house one block east of the Meth ist
church, where he can be found when
not at his Office, first door east, of
Hottewitz's store. If
A meeting of the old settlers will be
held in MOsher's 1rug store tomor-
row at two p. m. to arrange for COM
mlttees, ETC., to take charge of the an
nual Old Settlers picnic.
Parties contemplating going to Gray
county to buy cheap lands should call
on 7. 81. Evans & Co. before going
and get a list of lands in that county.
They have some good bargains.
The dappled gray stallion, Prince
Henry, will stand every day in the
week except Saturday at the farm of
Nick Oster in Jackson township. On
Saturdays at Hanna's barn in this
city. Call and see him. 5-22.
One of the infallible signs of great
i ness is TO be found in the names used
in advertisements. Measured by this
standard our state senator ranks
high. We find his letter Of apprecia-
tion used as an advertisement for
Professor Alexander Johnson, the
palmist, published in the Kansas
City Times.
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Stallion.

Dick, an English Shire and Clyde
stallion, is making the season at my
barn in Belpre. He is II fiue animal
and good breeder. Call and see
him. ). 4. PlXI-E Y.
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LOCAL NEWS.


White Lead, &c per pound.-Heath
& Sons
August Sire pulled out for Seattle
Tuesday evening.
Misner & Gender can sell you fly
xnets in all styles and quality.
w. H. Israel writes hail insurance
Misses Rose and Augusta Hottewitz
went to Larned yesterday for few
days visit.
Try the best high patent -four on the
market, "Our Banner" For sale by
w. E. Fravel.
Bert Uhl came up from Leaven-
worth county Tuesday to close deal
-On his farm. His buyer failed to ma
sterialize.
Misner & Gender have the only
full line of ball-bearing lawn mowers
in Kinsley; for small or high grass.
See them.
Be sure you order the old reliable
Zine of Headers, Binders and Mowers.
The Mccormick is the best.-Ketelson
Bros.
Mesdames Cole, Miller and Loso
and Charlie Farmer were attending
1.-THE meeting Of the Eeastern Star in
Wichita this week.
After shopping all around come in
and let us show you the correct stuff
in wash goods. We are strictly in
it.-Marsh and Bidwell.
# you have to buy any Poultry
Fencing. Red River Early Ohio Seed
Potatoes, or Garden Seeds. come see
US. NJ. Schnatterly's Mercantile
House.
Capt. Buckles of Larned was in the
city the first of the week visiting his
daughters and their families. He is
T. now engaged in digging well for
the American House.
The best Sewing Machine in the
world-the New Home'; also, othei
machines. The Hamilton Pianos and
Organs. For sale at the furniture
store of Cole 81 Wilson.
SESA DR.. Smyser, the pain
~ less dentist, will be in
). UITT1lp Kinsley on Saturday,
May 1911; at Mulliu-
vile, Thursday, May 81; a. Haviland
on Friday, May %; at Greensburg on
Saturday, May 23-24.
Look around even though you're
not ready to buy. Come in and look
through our stock of new spring
suits. Try on. suit and get posted
as to what looks we'll on you. We
will extend you every courtesy.-A.
Hottewitz.
One very noticeable fact regarding
the talk of the Missouri Pacific ex-
tension across Pratt county to the
Edwards county line is that the Pratt
papers seem to have nothing to say
regarding It. This would seem to in
dictate that there was but little in the
whole matter
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etpelry.
Selling

with us means giving
dollar value for dollar
purchase, and our en-
tire line of Jewelry
bears out the truth of
this statement.
This week we are
making an excellent
showing of RINGS
and BROOCHES,
b O t h jeweled and
plain.
We have them in
many styles and
prices.
Leonard JeWelry Company,
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-15

One very noticeable fact regarding
the talk of the Missouri Pacific ex-
tension across Pratt county to the
Edwards county line is that the Pratt
papers seem to have nothing to say
regarding It. This would seem to in
dictate that there was but little in the
whole matter.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-15

One of the infallible signs of great
ness is TO be found in the names used
in advertisements. Measured by this
standard our state senator ranks
high. We find his letter of apprecia-
tion used as an advertisement for
Professor Alexander Johnson, the
palmist, published in the Kansas
City Times.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-15

". Watson" as saying that the use
of the Arkansas river in Coiorado
has been a benefit Instead Of Il Getri-
meut to western Kansas. and That
there has been more water in The
river since Colorado began irrigat-
ing than there was before
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-15

Look around even though you're
not ready to buy. Come in and look
through our stock of new spring
suits. Try on suit and get posted
as to what looks we'll on you. We
will extend you every courtesy.-A.
HOttewitZ.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
KING Ar THUR
Difficult Tragedy Presented by
Amateurs.
DIRECTION of JOHN DUNN MARTIN
Severe Weather Prevents Many From
Attending. All Those Taking Part
Are to be Congratulated.

The Knights of King Arthur pre-
sented the tragedy King Arthur at the
opera house on Tuesday evening to
fair sized audience. The Knights of
King Arthur is an organization of
young men under the immediate direc-
tion of Prof. John Dunn Martin of Den
ison College. The object of the socie-
ty is the teaching of noble deeds and
betterment of the young man.
The entertainment was pleasing
surprise to all who attended. Mr.. Mar
tin had imported fire costumes, includ-
ing helmets, bespangled robes and ele-
CANT court dresses for the ladies and
the appearance of all on the stage was
dazzling. Special scenery had been
prepared, throne for the King and
Queen was erected, and all stage set
tings were in keeping with the cos
tunes. The part of King Arthur was
taken by Prof Martin and considering
the fact that he had to oversee every
thing while acting he did exceptionally
we'll, showing that his ability in that
line had in no manner been neglected
| Miss HlldaB oder, on as Queen GuiL-
evern, also did credit to herself, show.
ing the grace aud dignity of a Queen
Her costumes We're very fine and be
com rg Miss Marion SERVER as Nor
gan LeFay, carried h-r part almost to
perfection aud was the recipient o
maay compliments. She has the grac,
of carriage becoming a lady OF the cour
and her costumes we're worn with al
ease that WAS very graceful ard becom
ing.
81 Laneel9t was renresented b,
Temple hirkun. Temp is Away
popular with the young ladies aud tn,
way ~ made. love TO the queen and go
: hia i ia troubi caustd IN lay al en-
viou eye to atanet bis way. AS ST
Mo- i"el Lake W .'ska was perfection
He has tn NIKE up ami voice for tt
caria out OF the viilianons parts an
he received his share of credit.
!, Taken as q whole the play was
3 credit to each member taking part az
5 Mr.. Martin deserves credit for his VI
firing Efforts in training me young PEI
pie. During the evening the Denise
orchestra favored he audience with
number of tine selections greatly addiu
to the evening entertainment. Tt
following is the cast OF characters.
Sir Lancelot ...................T Temple Kirk
I, Sir Mordred. ........ .......... Luke Wee
Sir Key. ............. ............., Earl Ha
sir Gawain. Observation-Disclosures. Stewart Scriv
: Sir Agravaine. .....................H Hugh Ma:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Bee stings are declared by Or. Perc
of Marburg an effective cure for rheu-
matism. One patient was stung 6.592
times. i,
Swift mail service for Chicago
through pneumatic tubes has been
made possible by the passage of an
ordinance by the city council grant
ing a. twenty-year franchise to a pos
tai pneumatic tube company.
Americans are accused by the Rev,
Madison c. Peters Of Baltimore OF
being equally guilty with the Russians
in jewish persecution; social ostra
cism and caricature are riYs in the
United States, where they are citizens
George Engels, q soldier at Fort
Brady, Mich, is dead from stall
wound inflicted by Larry Oliver. q
colored citizen. Oliver was walking
home with his white wife when a
crowd Of soldiers followed them, max
Ing remarks about the couple.
Louis Eyerson, the negro known as
''Black Ponto," who narrowly escaped
Iynching last week when he was ar
rested in connection with the l4Urdel
OF Rosa Kaiser and the assault upor
her father, was released at Lawrence
burg. Ind. Kaiser failed to identify tbs
negro as his assailant.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03

Charles Smith of Manila inventor o
a gas lighting system called the Avery
and Smith Gas Plant, was in Ute Tues
day on his way to Schleswig where e
expects to put in plant. Ute Inde-
pendent,
O. w. wheeler has purchased q
fine brood mare of Henry Meeves' and
the animal has dropped fine large FL
ley. sired by DEBORAH Jr., Meeves. trot-
ting horse. Mr.. wheeler has refused
$50 offer for the colt.
The Illinois central railway company
is certainly to be congratulated Tor the
manner III which they handled the
presidents train and in making the
grounds in order at Denison. On Mon-
day 10 cars of gravel we're used in fill
ing around the depot, and all day Mon
day and Monday night over 800 men
were kept busy working on the track
near the Bluffs and keeping it up and
looking for washouts. Mr.. Nc Cloy and
the Superintendent did everything pos
sible for the safety ard comfort of Wis
itors.
Tod Klock wrote letter to one OF his
old chums here in Denison, and 1t ap-
pears that he il eating along famously
in the ball profession. He is with the
Belle Plane team and is getting $50 GO
a month and expenses At present he
is the man behind the bat.
During the heavy storm last Friday
night MIR. S. c. Blsckman's residence,
in the southeast part of the city, was
struck by lightning knocking the
chimney from the house. the bolt fol
lowing the lightning srods TO the south
part of the room in which the fan4il.
were sleeping, burn ng the paper iron
: the walls and breaking a hole through
: the plaster. No other damage don'
but it was a narrow escape, West sid
I Journal
= Thomas Coates has accepted PSI
i, ton with Covault's concert hand a
Council Bluffs and has gone To ha
place. The band has contract ) il
the hlanawa management To fntI.isl
music during the coming So asoF. ID
will find MIR. Coates ore Of the res
8 clarionetist in the country Inc jl5ve
e nile band here will be directed 1t n
/, future by MIR. Harry Hulrsch. who IS
talented cornettsr
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
'.QUEEN ESTHER" JUNE FOURTH.
Fine Opera to be Given by High School
Pupils.

The beautiful cantata" Queen Esther"
will be given at the opera house on next
Thursday evening by the High school
under the direction of Miss Flora Pol.
ster. This feature of the commence
ment exercises will be Of IN unusual
musical treat and viii be well worth at
tending. The different characters will
be handsomely costumed, Lorenz Lor-
enzen takes the part OF King, and Miss
Alliesewell the part of Green, and
Fred Soehl, as Herman They viii be
ably assisted by other mem oers OF the
school, The young people have been
working hard on the Different parts
and will deserve IN appraciariye audi
ence.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
THE BOSTON BL0OmERs.
Ladies' Champion Ease Ball Club Of
the World

the World
One of the most exciting and inter-
estlng games OF the season will take
place in this city on Thursday June
between the Ladies Champion Base
Ball Club of Boston, Mass. ana Dem
ison on the College grounds.
The Boston Boomers is the usual
title given this famous Ladies Base
Ball Club. They are justly entitled to
the same, as they always appear upon
the field, TO battle for supremacy,
dressed in the twentieth century
CARP the bloomers. This organiza-
tion of female ball players is tie only
ladies' ball club in America. The
team was FIRST organized in 1898.
This is their tenth annual tour. The
club is under the management of Mr..
W. P. Needham, and they travel in
their own palace car. During the
past nine years this organization of
female ball players have travelled ex-
tensively and visited all the large
cities in America and both provinces
of Canada. The Sclub has been
strengthened from year to year, each
member selected for her ability to
execute and fill her particular posi-
tion in manner satisfactorily and be-
coming member Of this, the Champi-
on Ladies Base Bali Club of the World.
Don't fail to see them. Admission, 25
cents.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
The Ida Grove Era has a kick com

The Ida Grove Era has kick com
ing because the pr ograms tor the grad
uating class, nearly a hundred dollar
job, were ordered from Philadelphia
instead OF the local job Offices. There
are no influences that do more or at
least try to do more, to encourage
teachers, pupils and school boards than
the newspapers and the Era has 8 right
to feel agrieved, And to have them senG
a job OF printing out of town is entirely
wrong, The Denison printers have
always been treated fairly in matter:
of this kind. We believe the instance
at Ida Grove was from persona
standpoint.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
Hits Kansas Railroads.

Topeka Kan, May s6.-Tha rail
roads are having, trouble with heavy
rains and swollen, streams. Santa Re
trains are now running into all sta
tons in southern Kansas with the-one
exception OF -CotYsyHAe. The Rock
Island is having much trouble. 1t was
reported at the division Offices OF that
road that very heavy rama have fallen
on tho OKLAHOMA division in tie vicin
ity of Chickasaa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03
Killed by Collapse u Building.

Chicago, May 26.-Ore man was
killed and another seriously injured
by the collapse Of building under
construction at West Ferty-eighth. ave-
nue. and North avenue. Both were
laborers employed upon the structure.
The cause Is not known. 1t occurred
during q severe thunderstorm
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03

Company NJ. Of the Iowa Militia
did itself p, oud yesterday while in
Denison. Each member Of the
Company conducted himself IN
gentlemanly manner. there was no
rowdyism whatsoever and, the
gentlemanly captain of the com-
pany is to be congratulated upon
having so fine a company Of young
men under his command.
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earn THANKS.

We wish to thank 5he friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us
during the sickness and death of our
beloved husband aud father. May He
who rules over all be ever watchful
over you as ne is now over US Mrs.
MRS. THOMAS BROWN, and children
TEoS. BROWN SIR,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-03

Harold Romans, who has been at
Mitchell, S. D. and Wakefield. Neh.
returned home Saturday evening. He
has been looking up his fathers land
interests at these places.