The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-03-25


Marsh & Bidwell.
G. D. Misner is laid up with the
erysipelas this week.
Remnants, Remnants. Remnants in
everything. Marsh & Bidwell.
II you know any news or want any
printing done, call the Graphic Office,
telephone %.
Our stock of lumber is complete.
Let US figure on your bills R D.
Heath & Sons.
If you want to insure your farm
buildings call on w. II. Israel, at
Lewis, Kansas. If
Street Hats for ladies and children
on display after March 10th at Minnie
Heggy Clark's.
See our odds and ends in mems
shoes. If We have your size better
get next.-Marsh & Bidwell.
G.. w. Beeler and daughters made a
trip to Kansas City last Friday even
ing and returned the first of the week
A marriage license was issued out
of the probate Judges Office on Tues
day to Jesse L. Fisher and Gertrude
E Newsome.
Keep peace in the family. Get the
madam that piano, that organ, that
sewing machine, that piece of furni-
ture. For sale at Cole & Wilson's.
Miss Bertha L. Dryer. of Reeds
burg. Wisconsin, is here visiting her
cousins, the Wells and Richardson
families She is a teacher in the gov
eminent Indian school at Keshena,
Wisconsin.
Say. Bill. how does it come that
FL B. Oliphant & Son do. the most
business III town."
Jack. YOU foolish. You might
know its because they have the hest
line of implements in town and cell
themeat req sonabie prices.''
G.. A. M"shar WAS in attendance GU
the republican state committee last
week in Topeka. The committe i
made up OF representatives from tbs.
several judicial districts. The old
sixteenth has always had represents
ton although it was abolished som.
years ago and it WAS question If MIR.
ai0sher's claims would be recognized
He made good.
Replying to eur recent statement
that on account of tie attack cn
Ralph Russell, at Offrrle, by the sec
ton foreman there was likely to he
vacanry in that place, MIR. Coffey.
rttadIDa>ter. says That he personally
inv-etiga;ed he matter aud exonei
ated his foreman for making the at
tack. This seems to put the ma ter
up TO Mr.. Russell.
County Clerk Baxter received
les er from the American Coal and
Railway company of New York iai
week asking If he could assist The
company in securing leases On a larIr
tract of Edwards county land for sic
velOpment. The Letter states that tn.
company desires TO explore this p',i-t
-of-the state for minerals, gas and oil.
MIR. Baxter has writ'eI for particula
as TO The kind of leases desired aui
when he receives Il reply we will tel
our readers If there is anything in th
proposition for. them.
The case OF Ki-n. + Vs. Gre-u-tr,e
was tried in Justice Snew'- court
TUESDAY afieraoon aud -re- ultt.tl in n
hung jary. ki-n-r claimed S15 a.
coulmission from GreenStreet on &C
ceu3L OF he sale at tue latter 5 plas.e.
amt The iury'S action illustrates one
of lie al snrd tirs-l.f Tire present jury
svSt-In- There wrr-. six men on IN,
iur,, one wanted to find for the. plain
Iiff and on, for the defendant. me re
NAMING fuur wanted 10 go home
Thee four y, de an Earnest effort to
arrive at verdict First they voted
for The defendant and then for the
plaintiff. with the utmost imrartialItv.
bus the two obstinate ms, mi:ers stuck
to their posts and while they could
get five votes either way they couid
not get six and so the jury was dis
charged. This would <es m to indi-
cate that two Of the jurymen had con-
yiciioHs although they could not
agrre, and the other four cared moth
ing about their verdict but simply
wanted to ~ homc.