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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-08-14

C. ]. Smith and family made Wis
it to Larned Saturday.
For SALE.-A good organ. Call
on Mrs. r. w. Bidwell. tt
Miss Lenna Evans attended the fair
in Dodge City this week.
Look in the window of the Little
Ticket store and see about it.
T. 81. EVANS is Bonded Abstracter
and Ex-Register of Deeds for Edwards
County.
If you want to insure your grain in
stack or bin call on w. 81. Israel,
evils. Kansas. If
Miss Dottie Eckert. who had been
visiting here, left for Lincoln, Mo. :,
Monday morning.
Buy your storage coal while you
can get IL at storage prices. --R. d.
HEATH & SONS.
p. E. Hinshaw, of Lincoln town
ship, was transacting business at the
court house Wednesday.
WANTED. good girl to do gen.
eral homework. Will pay S3 a week
INQUIRE of G.. w. Beeler.
Just arrived-Car of Barbed Wire
and Hog Fencing at lowest possible
price.-R. D. HEATH & Sons.
Fl. G. Wertz. who taught the school
in district No. 16 last year, has been
elected principal of the Belpre schools.
Just received a big stock of all
kinds of Musical Instruments. Prices
reasonable. Opera House Music
Store.
Mrs. w. T. Spence has sold her
Lewis hotel to her brother who re-
Gently arrived with his family from
Missouri.
For SALE CHEAP.-Well matched
team iron-gray driving horses. three
years old, we'll broken.-E. II. Nc
KIBBEN, Belpre, Kas.
Miss Sellards passed through here
on a west bonnd train Tuesday night
She was on her way to California
where she expects to teach this winter
The suggestion that the projected
railroad across this county from the
southeast might go to Dodge if moi
sufficiently encouraged to come here
leads the Globe Republican OF Dodge
City to remark: ''NO one here will
get very much excited over this
road.
The Scott County Chronicle is al
ready figuring on division point or
the road projected from Wichita &c
Denver passing through this city be-
cause it already has a Missouri Paci
fic line. The trouble with this pro
position is that the projected line
| is not Missouri Pacific annex, bu
an independent line. Consequently
the fact that it would cross the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Scott City would
cut no figure in the game.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-08-14
Harvey & Blanchard
BICYCLES, AUTOMOBILES,
Gunsmiths, Expert Repairing.
=. Carry a Complete Stock of Repairs
LOCAL NE VS..


Money to loan at this office.
Miss Lola Morse is working in the
/ Kinsley Bank.
8 Read about it in the Little Ticket
store window.
Miss Nell Alexander returned from
Hutchinson last Friday.
Titles examined and abstracts made
by T. 81. Evans, bonded abstracter.
It's a good one and worth having.
See the Little Ticket store window.
Reduced prices on all summer
Millinery Goods at Minnie Heggy-
Clark's. II
Mrs. Blanche BeelerObear arrived
Tuesday and is visiting her father
and sisters here.
Try the best high patent -four on the
. market, "Our Banner !" For sale by
Fravel & Lewis.
We have opened full line of Fall
and Winter Millinery.-CoRNER SIS
TIERS, Lewis, Kas.
Rev. E. F. Wright, of Partridge,
was in this city the first of the week
visiting Rev. Strong.
If you want to buy or sell country or
city property, call and consult US.
T. Fl. EVANS & Co.
F. !. Oyler, of Dodge City, was in
Kiusley NJ onday looking up matters
connected with the coming term of
court.
Dr. Pearson can be found at his
Office, one door east of Hottewitz' $
store, or at his residence. one block
east of the NJ. E. church. If
If you want the best Fruits and
Vegetables to be had step over to
Schnatterly IS; it's not very far. Went
: four miles after sand plums-didn It
get any either.
Rev. A. w. Cummings was shaking
hands with his old friends in this city
the latter part of last week. His APP
pearance would Indicate that he has
been on full'feed since leaving here.
Mack Lewis has been taking in the
fair at Dodge this week. 1t is only
about thirty-eight miles up there by
the wagon road, so he goes in the
morning and returns at night each
day.
The Stafford county fourth annual
9 fair takes place at St. John the 10Th
10Th and 2lst of this month. A good
string of racers is reported booked
for the occasion and the railroads
will make. reduced rates, SO there is
sure to be a good attendance from
this county. The grounds are close
to the railway station.
B. +. Hanna's horses made a very
satisfactory showing at the Garden
City races last week. Bay Ben wor
his race in three straight heats and
the sorrel took second place in his
race in the first two heats and ip the
third had a good lead when he turned
into the home stretch and would have
won the race eaisly but that a tire
a came off his sulky, compelling a stop
which left him outside the distance
flag.
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See the Little Ticket store window.
For SALE.-A two-horse hay-rake.
D. B. Russell. tt
A son arrived at Carl Young's
last Thursday.
Absolutely free. Read about it in
the Little Ticket store window.
Try the celebrated MCPHERSON -four
s1Our Banner" For sale by Frassl
Il Lewis.
B. J. Young went to Hutchinson
last Saturday evening and returned
Sunday evening.
You will feel better and so will M.
Schnatterly If that account you owe
him is paid. Try it.
The Santa Fe lifted the car famine
this week and as a result wheat has
been moving pretty rapidly.
For SALE.-One pair of good
brood mares with colts by their sides.
Apply to Alex. Montgomery. If
invite you to examine my stock if
you are thinking of papering or paint
ing your house.-C. O. Wilson.
Cy Roberts was in town Saturday
after three weeks spent in Ford county
surveying under orders of the court.
There is a Fruit, Provision and
Grocery Store in Kinsley. It's
Schnatterly north side of railroad.
E. T.. Bidwell returned Monday ewes
ming from the North. He is using q
cane on account of badly sprained
ankle.
Mr.. Memo has installed his bakery
plant and is prepared to furnish all
kinds of fine bakery goods. Give
him h call. If
Ford county is claiming the wheat
record this year with twenty-nine
acre field which made and average of
fifty-one and half bushels.
Tomorrow. is the first day when
prairie chickens can be slaughtered
according to law and our local MINI
rods are making preparations to get
into the field early.
Minnie Heggy-Clark is closing out
everything in the line of summer
millinery. The room must be cleared
| by the last of August to receive a
large stock of fall goods. If.
Earl Smith and Miss Emma Hottie
WITT left last Friday night for Gree
ley, Colo. Earl went to take posi-
ton there and Miss Hottewitz will
visit Miss Gertrude Offerle for a few
! weeks.
While visiting the fair in Dodge
City this week, we noticed Messrs. c..
A. Mosher, l.. E. Holman, Cyrus
Roberts. James Taylor and Frank
Wise, of this county, all on the same
mission.
The new Russian seed wheat is
yielding as high as 40 bushels per
acre. The amount of seed is not large
aud parties wanting should file appli-
cation at once.-W. T. WATSON,
Kinsley, Kas. ga
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Draut and baby
daughter went to Larned last Satur-
! lay evening to visit friends. Mr..
Draut returned Monday evening, and
Mrs. nraut and baby remained in
Larnei They will return in a few
days.
J. L. Cross, of Lewis, has been in
this city for several days under the
care of DR.. DeTar. He has been hav-
ing trouble with one of his eyes. His
condition is very serious. DR.. Nc
CURE, of Hutchinson, was called in
consultation Tuesday.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-08-14

]. L. Cross, of Lewis, has been in
this city for several days under the
care of DR.. DeTar. He has been hav-
ing trouble with one Of his eyes. His
condition is very serious. DR.. Nc
CURE, of Hutchinson, was called in
consultation Tuesday.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
STATE GOSSIP CAUGHT,
IN CAPITOL CORRIDORS

Pension Commissioner J. W. Lindsey
returned - Atlanta Tuesday He is
rapidly getting in shape the new app'ica-
lions for Pensions which have reached
MIN during tae year. ana contrary to ex-
pectations, the editions to the pension
rolls VIII be unusually large.
There were more than 22Oo applications
for pensions flea during the year and it
has been Il difficult task TO weed CIT OF
them those II s entitled 20 parttcipat 10 III
the states bounty from VARIOUS causes.
Commissioners Lindsey had not figured
out Just the number Of new pensioners
who will get their names on the roll for
1904. but it is thought It will be in the
nei8hhorhood of 900, if It doep not go
bev nd that number. In his event In
.>-d OF the pension fund ghowing a sur
plus next year, It Will &c pretty well
eaten 40. After all the pensions were
paid for the present year something like
$4,000 was turned back into tho stats
treasury. Commissioner Lindsey thought
for time thai high water mark had
been reached. but the results in this
spect have been disappointing. The pen
sion department wnl probably be able TO
get through. however without having to
call on the Legislature Tor eny more
funds
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
STOPPED ITS PUBLICATION.
Creditors OF Porto Rican Paper Serve
an Attachment

SIN Juan, Porto Rico October 25.--Ou
October 81 the San Juan newspapers
published a fierce attack upon the gov
erEment Immediately following this
publication d f. Ford & Co. bankers
served a writ Of attachment on The News
on a prom1ssory note for s6. 100. ana
there was no issue OF the paper today
z. G. Ham has been appointed receiver
Other creditors OF the paper are pressing
for payment
Hobart =. Rird. editor OF The News.
began tWo months sentence IN jail last
v GEEK for having libeled Judge r. Thomas.
He made an appeal for a writ OF ha beas
corpus. but It Is rumored tonight that his
aji peal VIII not be granted. Bird viii
have TO serve his term in jail. Other
Iitel suits are pending. The News was
the organ Of the socialists. anarchists
and fe4eraIs of Porto Rico. who are pro-
vonec at TIE loss 20 them of the means
or giving publicity to their views.
Governor hunt has written Il letter to
Santiago lglesiaS. president of the FEEDER
alton OF Workmen of Porto Rico, saving
he Will not tolerate dsorderly meetings
or insults to the American flag. The
mayors Of Porto Rico have Issued orders
forbidding the flag to be draped in black
except for funerals
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understand and appreciate the elements
"a FaIue which enter into the corporate
properties Powers should be corferred
upon the commission to make such ex-
unihatlon or the corporate books as would
enable IL inte.ligently TO pass uDon the
value OF the corporate properties
Property in Good Condition.
In conclusion the commission states.
Iae commission from time to time
curing the current yea has taken occa
sion to inspect the physical condition OF
the properties OF the railroad COMPANIES
Of this state. Thoy are found to ne in
good condition. Many depots have been
constructed at various points during the
year and many are now in process of
construction Indeed, upon careful re-
view OF the whole situation the rom,,ljr-
sion Is or the opinion that with the
changes In the law hereinbefore suggest
cd. there would be no reason to appreheud
that the people Of any section OF the
state would suffer as consequence OF
their wants of proper flroad service aud
facilities"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

the question Of negro labor may say
that most agricultural districts. OF course,
want to retain such negroes as they have.
but 1 know of no other OF equal area
wherein deliberate, systematic and PSF
sisteHt efforts are pat forth TO add TO the.
negro population. Nor 90 | know OF
any other to which so many negroes are
drawn through the efforts of kindred and
friends VINO have preceded them One
OF the most important factors IN the
permanent prosperity OF the laboring ne
gro. entering as a matter of course large
" INTO the question of opportunity. Is the
existence OF kindly relations between
the races. and ! am satisfied that these
relations are nowhere better than In
the rural districts OF the Mississippi
delta Do not mean TO say that we
have reached the millennium. that there is
an entire absence Of vicious negroes and
mean white men. for we have enough OF
each. But | do say that there exists
among our negroes a large measure of CON
hdencc in our white people and among
the latter an absolute absence Of any
thing approaching hatred toward the
former. The negroes right of property
is respected equally with the white man.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
MENELTK Is HIGHLY PLEASED.
Abyssinia's Eing Flattered az the
Visit Z Americans.

Narcotics. October 25.-hobert T. Skin
ucr, United States consul general here
who is going to Abyssjnla TO establish
diplomatic relations with TINT country and
20 invite Emperor Aenelik TO visit the
81. Louis exposition. left here this morn
ing accompanied By A1r. Wales. his sec
rotary, ana Or. Pcase, on board the
steamer Balkan. for Naples. where b."
will be Joined on the 27th instant by
Captain G. {. Thorpe. United States ma
flus corps, VINO goes with him.
The expedition begtas officially ii tho
harbor OF Naples where the stores ana
othcr equipment for tho trip VIII no trans
Shipped from the Balkan TO the gun boat
Machias.
FROM Naples the Machias Will proceed
n: once fQy Abyssin.a. 1t IS reported
here from Abyssinia that Emperor Meme
lik frols very much ilatteted at this
VISIT from Nj skinner
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
TRIED TO LYNCH STRANGER.
People Declared the Mathis Scheme
Was n Swindle.

Paris, october 25.--An enterprise start
Ell by The Maun which consisted OF CON
ceaIing II the city treasure. the where
a5outs Of which was Indicated In So
ciaI story running i'll the paper, caused
trouble here today. a crowd was seek
ing the treasure in the f3uttes Chaumont
park this morning when a man drove
up In g cab. alishted and Immediately
found 1t. The crowd declared that the
finder was employed by the paper and
had been told where to look. They tried
to lynch him and he was saved with diff
ficu.ty.
Subsequently eight hundred persons
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
Laid or a Thousand Men.

Chicago. October 25--The Illinois Steel
Company has LAID Oft 900 iaborers IA
It's mills IN South Chicago. No notice of
the contemplated action was given tho
men, being merely told that there would
no no more work for Thorn for the pres
ent. The men were employed in the slab
and plate mills and the open hearth mis-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
VEN ErIANs VISIT VATICAN
Pope Plus Speaks to Two Thousand
People.

Rome, 0cto5er 25.-The pope appeared
ueforc 1000 Venetian residents in Rome
Isl the court Of Sau Damasco today anG
wos enthusiastically received lie spoke
10 the Nenetians most afably. saying he
enjoyed spoken around him the Venetian
ata.cct fnr It mace him feel younger ana
reminded him OF his entire life from
childhood to the patriarch in Venice
Hymns were sung and addresses ware de
lyered. and the ovation given 10 the
nnnt:f We nOtA BE
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
TuURsroN DIES SUDDENLY.
Cornell Professor Expires while Sit
ting in Library.


Ithaca. y y OCTOBER IS Professor
Robert j. Tharston. director az tbs sih-
ley college ol engineering, Cornell uni
vorsity l!ed suddenly tonight ~ his home
en- tic camGus lie was sitting In mis- II
brar. Shortly before O'Clock, awaiting
the arrival! OF former President Andrew
i. Wnsss. Dean IIuffut, Of the college OF
NV, lrofcs s0r Hewctt, ana others, wh"
were b. be ais guests at dinner. today
lelng bis sixty fourth birthday He
-eemee 20 fall as.2ep, but when his "ife
inau, efforts 10 rouse him she found him
unconscious and ne was dead i,eforc
l-a .ii4n could De summoned ii cart
discus Waa toe cHuse Of GeGth. II had
1e.a iu apparent good heath ana sipirts
aud add jas getufTel from "a BRISK walk
Ae was ina author Of many engineering
lreai.sas and was Il member of the cad
u,s scieAGhc societies OF Europe ana
America
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

ana The peaceful possession Of al that
he may acquire Is enjoyed ~ him IN
the fuiles, possible degree, X is not too
much to say that at least one Of the
vexed questions entering into the race
problem does not Is yet disturb rs here.
that OF the paaceaoIe common occupancy
0f the coil
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26


FameHess about the assurances, given out
ut The white house and the state depart
ment each passing day that the United
states has Yainei a great diploma tie vic
tory IN the decision of the Alaskan
boundary commission. The administra-
ton organs, as In duty bound. teefn with
enthusiastic acclaim ever this great tri-
umph Of administration diplomacy an,
those who have not stopped to study the
maps showing the details OF the award
or 10 review the history OF the dispute are
naturally inclined to take the decision at
tho estimate thus placed upon II.
But Is it very much II & diplomatic
triumph after all?
Politically. II is undoubtedly good
stroke The decision, for one thing, comes
n an exceedingly good time for II serves
10 draw public attention from Manchuria.
here according TO the latest advices,
that other most recent triumph Of adj
ninistration dipsomaCg'--the opening OF
the doors of those Manehnrian ports-per-
eistenSs8 declines 20 materalize. Just at
the moment when the advices from Pekn
and ST Petersburg had assumed a tone
Of disappointment which could only rs
taken as indication OF the failure of tho
open door business. OF which we heard so
much. along comes this Alaskan business
20 divert attention by giving the admin
lstrat;on judges the opportunity to howl
that we have achieved a mighty victory.
Canada Helps Out.
Then Canada helps along the game
beautifully by lis howl of indignation,
raised apparently TO cater TO the lingo
spirit which is SO strong across the Dor
der. If the president and Secretary Hay
had been In a position to dictate what tho
Canadian commissioners should do upon
the announcement of the decision, they
could not possibly have arranged n neater
programme than thai executed by Messrs
Aylesworth and Jette, r an administra-
ton ever had greater luck than this it Is
not within my knowledge.
For. a Mater of fact. there is not
very much in this thing for the United
States to be happy over beyond the sim
pe fact that The boundary Is now set
tled-that IL has been removed from the
realm Of dispute.
II you are the unquestioned owner Of
piece Of property to which your neighbOr
voluntarily arhitrate the validity OF your
title There has been nothing to be ar
hltratcd In this Alaskan boundary bust
ness. II, TO continue the smile, your
neshbor forces yon 70 defend your title
In the courts you are glad enough to have
the thing settled when the decision
which could not have been otherwisc--is
rendered in your favor but you cannot
see how you have gained anything, ana
you have not.
Canada's Preposterous Claims.
That Is the exact status OF this Alaskan
boundary. The claim that we have gained
ANYTHING out Of 1t, save the Quoting Of
Canada's ephemeral shadowy and never
tenable demands is rot The United
States gains nothing beyond that. The
United States is simply permitted to hold
81. -. 49,. Al 81.
doubted title.
We have taken nothing away from
Canada or anybody else. We have not
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
|MMISS|OH MAKES
| SUGGESTIONS
eornttv in Taxation CT Corpora
kon, Is Impossible Under the
r,aesnt Arrangement.
view Taken by tbs
Commission.

,s annual report. which has Just
submitted to Governor Terrell, the
o.d commission suggests some I'm
ont changes in the law relative TO
arbitration Of corporation tax as
ments-
,e commission shows that under the
sent system OF srbitrations. where
~ case is submitted TO a seraraee
I'd uniformity in taxation. which is
Tired under he constitution. is prac-
y impossible. II the members O.
commission are TO continue arbi
rors IN lhese cases, II is suggested
they snail act IS a body, Gstermin-
each case.
fhs report deals w.th the work of the
rnnissio1. dIrlug tho year. and AGAIN
sfressss the importance OF Inc enactment
Of certain legislation extending the pow
,.sg e. Ire COMMISSION Win reference TO
reoulrng .aiifoaes 10 acsep, freight from
eacn otner at terminal points, and with
iasard to compelling them 10 furnish ad-
eaaste sice,sacks. Another feature is
;he recommendation wan regard 70 The
power u u1naamus. Unuer tnc present
avs The co04mlssion IS lacking In acs-
elare power 20 enforce its oroers. and
.a e3i'ee; aaes Tor violations. " nat ia
fes.r4d is the power of instItutins man
Janus s.l,z 20 compel cUInplaucs wan
fr. eealn.ss3ea's orders and with tne
ass snosr wn!eu Il operates.
Arbitration System Is Bad.
Thn or5vs tho arbitration feature.
Mil -ezilG 20 wl!ch the COMMISSION
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

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