The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-03-06
Mrs. Schwartz is on the sick list

MIS- schwartz Is on the SICK list
Money to loan At this office ON good
real estate security.
For SAI.E.-The old sugar mill.
Price. SloO.-G. L. PAINTER. If
Misner & Gender received car
load of implements this week.
Browns Queen Bee and Ursoua
shoes for women.-A. HOttewitZ.
Browns Queen Bee and White
House Shoes for wonen.-A. Hottie
wiz
Try the best high patent -four on the
market, Our Banner - For sale by
w. +. Fravel.
Mrs. F. Dumont Smith and Mrs.
Charles Mosaer will sing al the Han
BON enlertaInment.
BOYS rubber boots only 81 %.
Chudren's iubberboots only 9Oc.-
Marsh & Bidweil.
T. B. Hoffman, w. w. Beezley and
Fletcher West went to Topeka
Wednesday night.
If you want to buy or sell country or
city property, call and consult US
T. II. EVANS & Co.
The schools have been rather SHINY
attended the past week on account of
the cold weather and also on account
of the rash.
A. W. Burrows is looking for his
wife the first of the week. She will
remain here for a few weeks and then
return to her home in Ohio.
j. J Reeder went to Attica, Harper
county, Monday to visit with relatives
and incidentally cry couple of pub
lie sales. He will return the first Of
the week.
Save postage and money order fees
bv leaving your subscriptions at the
Kinsley Book Store. Subscriptions
taken for any periodical published at
regular rates.
Our fancy styles in Browns Star
Five Star fine OXfords are desig ned
and constructed with a view to com
bining modesty, elegance, comfort and
durability.-A. HOttewitz.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT MOSHER'S
DRUG STORE FOR THE MRS. FRED
HANSON ENTERTAINMENT. RESERV
ED SEATS 35-CENTS. GENERAL AD-
MISSION % CENTS, CHILDREN 10
CENTS.
G. r. Piburn, wife and daughter,
started for Oklahoma Wednesday
morning to visit Mr.. Piburn's parents;
also to look after property Interests.
They will probably return the first of
next week.
Browns Star-Five-S Star Shoe for
women. The Star-Five-Star Shoes,
with wOndrOus art, are made by hands
so skilled, that every piece and every
part fit as II by nature wllled.-A.
Hottewitz.
Some of the news iokers in the state
are asserting that the people find justi-
tication for not voting to Increase the
pay of the senator's and members by
looking over the work performed by
them this winter.
Sam Potter left the city yesterday
with his team bound for Gray county.
His family will go by train tomorrow
night and join him in Cimarron,
where they will live until they can
build ON their farm.
A daugter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
a G. Hill Monday afternoon. E r
Brown, the grandfather, says he
thinks more of that baby than of his
new house and barn. That ia putting
a pretty high price on babies.
The Uniform Rank of the Knights
of PythIas OF this place will be mus
tered in by Brigadier General ]. H.
Lyon of Leavenworth Immediately
upon the arrival OF the uniforms.
which are expected to be here about
the fifteenth of this month.
The card club and a few other
guests were entertained by MIR. Tudor
V Donnell At the Grove Hotel Mon
day evening. The host sent sleigh
to convey the ladies to the hotel. A
| very pleasant evening was spent there,
| finished off by an excellent supper.
The men who have been driving
mail routes have been having hard
time lately. MIR. Derley. who drives
two DAYS for his trips, and MIR.
Dawes, who has the Fullerton route,
omitted his trips for Saturday and
| Monday.
Mrs. Ella McCarter arrived from
Syracuse Sunday night and reports
the snow worse in that section than
here. She says that one man there
lost loo head of cattle. She will
| remain in this county about week
visiting the different branches of the
McCarter family.
The fourth of the series at the Con
~ eyaiional church will be given
next Sunday evening: subject,
'.FrIendship," by Hugh Black. This
| book is a classic on this subject and
has received the highest commenda-
tion from people ON both sides of the
Atlantic 1t is beautiful message
to mankind. All are cordially invited