The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-09-11

The IS and Red Schoolhouse shoes
are guaranteed.-A. Hottewitz.
Lou Grybowski is helping W. B.
Smith in the City Meat Market.
Titles examined and abstracts made
by T. 81. Evans, bonded abstracter.
Try the celebrated Mcpherson flour
"Our Banner" For sale by FraveI
Il Lewis.
Get your sewing done early. Full
stock of New Fall Goods at Edwards
& Mobiles.
Bring the children and see our new
fall line of school suits and shoes
A. Hottewitz.
Miss Virgie Wade accompanied
her cousin, Miss Ellen Sheriff., to
Little River Tuesday.
| c. r. Piburn went to LarLed
Wednesday night looking for the
man who stole his horse.
If you want to buy or sell country or
city property, call and consult US,
T. H. EVANS & Co.
Thirty nice new Buggies at Ketelson
Bros. Go and see the style and get
the price. They are the right thing.
Martin Hammond, of Belpre, is
rigging up tbreshing machine en-
CINE to haul ten Hapgood disc plows.
Just received a big stock of all
kinds of Musical Instruments. Prices
reasonable. = Opera House Music
Store.
Three parties have not yet paid
their accounts at M. Schnatterly' s..
Better go pay up and you will feel
better.
Sheriff Moletor went to Oklah oma
Friday night to visit his wife's folks.
He returned Tuesday, bringing his
family with him.
; H. N. Barker started for Osawat-
omie yesterday monring. He has &C.
cepted position as dispatcher with
the Missouri Pacific road.
You can turn to the right as short
with the Kingman disc pillow as with a
: walking pillow. Reason-l903 i'm
ovements.-G onder & Meyers.
A delegation of the ladies of the
Eastern Star intended going to Dodge
Tuesday night but were prevented by
! the lateuess of the west bound trains
John Gradall and G. q. Hatch, o.
Lincoln, were in Kinsley Tuesday
evening assisting in giving the third
degree in Masonry to L. E. Wait, o
Belpre.
We guarantee the tires on Weber
wagons not to need re-setting for three
! years. No other wagon on earth il
. guaranteed in this way.-Gonder
Meyers.
Mrs, Ira Tam took the train at thi.
. point for Monticello, Indiana, Tues
day morning. She received telegram
? Monday apprising her of the fac
} that her mother had been stricken
with paralysis.
} [. NJ. Dillinger, of Lincoln town
) ship, and brother-in-law from Mis-
souri,, were in town Tuesday morning
driving to Cove county in search o
cheap lands for homes. They expec
I to be out that way about ten days.
The Superior disc drill possesse.
I the following merits: Hard oilers
} straight steel draw-bar, automati,
, feed, lightest draft, cheapest in re
pairs, visible feed for every disc from
drivers seat. For sale by Gender &
Meyers.
S. g. Leonard has bought the house
where Mr.. Smart is living of G. w
Beeler. The latter has employed a
man from Larned to move the build
ing onto Mr.. Leonard's lots west Of
the Tatum residence as soon as the
building is vacated.
Miss Mort Schnatterly returned
from Chicago Saturday evening.
She says she saw the families of c.
81. Seamans and Frank Spencer there
who wished to be remembered to old
friends in this city. They seemed to
, be we'll and prosperous.
DR.. Howard Andrews and wife came
over from Macksville Saturday night
and remained over Sunday. Mond ay
morning they took the train for To-
peka and were followed by Henry
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