The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-22


Hog Fencing and Poultry Netting
at A. Hottewitz' 8.
F. w. Goldschmidt is building a
new porch on his residence.
A full line of Garden Seeds. New.
This years. seeds at A. HOttewitz's.
TIL. EVANS is Bonded Abstracter
and Ex-Register of Deeds for Edwards
County.
J. r. Bacon and family were visit
ing in the country the latter part of
last week.
Quality tells in garden seeds. We
buy direct from the growers, insuring
good seeds.-A. HottewitZ.
1 invite you to examine my stock if
you are thinking of papering or paint
Your stock will always have salt
when they wait it if you use Lump
Rock Salt. Sold by A. Hottewitz.
If you want to save your horses get
Mccormick machines Headers, M Ow-
ers and Binders at Ketelson Bros.
DIR. Mosher was attending meet
ing of the State Association of Eclec-
tic Physicians in Topeka this week.
Misner & Gonder:s pump man has
pump wagon and all kinds of tools
and can do any kind of work any
where.
Such an assortment of LADIES'
Muslin Wear shown by Marsh &
Bidwell is seldom seen in city depart
ment stores.
you want to save your horses.
and also the machine, get a Deering
header, binder or mower, at Misner
& Gonder's.
G. w. Class has moved his family
into the residence of F. E. Taylor at
the corner of Marsh avenue and
Eighth street.
H. L. Read IS now prepared to fur
nish his patrons with ice cream in any
quantity. Persons eating his quality
of cream need no tanning. tt :
Miss Gertie Fisher of Larned is in
the city visiting old friends. She will
be remembered as the young lady
who was one of Mr.. William Pyles'
family when he was resident OF this
city.
Soon here-the time to make gar
den. We carry everything necessary,
from Hoes, Rakes and Spades to the
Garden Seeds. Get them all at one
place. You can do better at A. Hottie
Wits.
The committee having the old set
tiers picnic in charge has not as yet
announced the date OF the celebration
but will do SO next week. 1t is re-
ported that one of the attractions this
year will be an automobile race.
STRAYED:-Bay horse. fifteen and a
half hands, three years old, foretop
cut off, weight about $50. Strayed
from the Tatum pasture May 9. Will
pay reward for Information or return
of horse.-R. G. HARVEY, Kinsley,
Kans. 6-l2
Austin Jennings and wife and DR..
G.. N. MOsher went to Topeka Tues
day with the expectation of having
one of Mrs. jennings eyes operated
ON. She has been suffering for some
time with some disease of the eye and
it has been thought best to take her
to specialist for an operation.
On May 30th, Memorial Day, all
stores in this city will he closed un-
til l p. m. 1t has been customary
to Gloss the entire day, but owing to
the fact that Memorial Day comes on
Saturday this year our merchants
have decided that in Justice to their
customers they will keep open in the
afternoon.
Fred E. Lewis has bought half in
terest in Mr.. travels business and
will give his entire attention to it in
the future. The great increase in
this business has made it necessary
for Mr.. Fravel to take some one in
with him and in selecting Mr.. Lewis
we believe he has made wise choice
as he is young and a hustler and will
doubtless add greatly to the popular
ity of a firm already very popular.
L. w. Angus, writing from Florida,
says: "Please send my Graphic to
RixfOrd, Florida. We have negro
postmaster at Live Oak and as |
could not get him out l got a new
post Office only three quarters of a
mile from home. We are having a
serious season, wind northeast for
about three months and just now
nine days rain. Some few orange
trees are coming into bearing since
the great freeze. / have heen grub
hing mine for seven years and if |
live long enough will get shut of them.
I am in chickens and bees. now, the
latter are doing very nicely"
Senator Smith of this city has been
selected by Governor Bailey as one
of the attorneys for the state to try
the Kansas-Colorado suit to deter
mine the right of Colorado to appro-