The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-01-01
See, Clark Bros. ad on first page.

Topeka today.
Claud Reeder returned from Mis-.
souri, the first of the week.
Highest price paid for hides and
furs at the City Meat Market.-C. s.
Ryan, Prop.
Lon Goddard, of Ellinwood, spent
several days with friends in this place
this week.
Kinsley Laundry-Agency ut Max
ey's barber shop. Suits cleaned and
pressed, 81.
For paints, oils and the latest de.
signs in wall papers, call on the
DeTar Drug Co.
The board Il county commissioners
meets in regular session next Mon
day, January 4.
A. Misner, of Sterling, who had
been here visiting his relatives, start
ed for home Sunday morning.
For SALE.-A No. s cooking stove,
good as new, all in good repair:
price $l2. Call on T. 81. Evans.
Mrs. Blount's mother and sister,
who were here over Christmas, re-
turned to Larned Sunday morning.
Call and examine my stock of Jewell
ry, chains, fobbs, lockets, rings,
collar buttons, cuff buttons, etc.-W.
c. Keener. If.
Mrs. F. E. Wellman accompanied
the teachers to Topeka this week.
She and her daughter will visit in
Baldwin before returning.
We have plenty of fuel coal on
hand and it is good time for our
customers to stock up while the
weather is pleasant & Sons.
S. D. Misner, who recently sold
his residence to 81. B. Oliphant, says
he expects to buy property in Hutch
insOn and move there about the mid
die OF February.
just one door west of Leonard's
Jewelry Store in the Tatum building
you will find an elega ut stock OF Holt
day Goods. for children, young folks,
middle-ased and old.-Minnie Heggy
Clark.
Harry Lewis came down from Lane
county last week to spend the holidays
with his people. He will return as
soon as he can buy few cattle for
his farm. He has half section of
land out there and seems to like the
country.
Rev. Dunkleberger of the Christian
church failed to arrive last week
through some mistake in arrange
ments, but we are informed that he
will be here this coming Sunday with
out fail and preach both morning
ard evening.
Spring Goods have commenced to
arrive and we must have room. We
will sell at cost all ladies' and chill
drcn's wraps, furs, waists, mems
Overcoats, suits and quantities of
other goods. Don't buy until you
see them.-Edwards & Noble
The minstrel show at the opera
house Tuesday night was very good.
The solo work was open 70 criticism
but the chOruses and specialties were
better than usual. One feature was
introduced which was new here, the
Juggling with hoops This was the
best feature of the entertai nment.
Ed Matheney was brought home
from Belpre Tuesday with his right
leg broken. He was working on
scaffold and fell TO the ground a dis
lance of about twenty feet. His right
leg is broken and he is 9th rwise
quite badly bruised up but will prob
ably get along all right.
The following is the list of our
county teachers who are supposed to
be in Topeka this week: Misses Edith
Beck, DeEtte Wellman. Grace and
Blanche Williams, winifred Blanch-
ard, Emma Carlson, Mrs. Angus,
Messrs. Baugher. Wertz, Bissitt.
Sam and George Countryman and G.
G. Sprigg.
P4wnee county must have suffered
from "a mighty thirst during the past
year for one OF the local papers of
Larned says that the people paid
over $1,000 10 the local agent of the
Santa Fe far beer and whiskey UNI
loaded At their depot during the year
1903 What we would like TO know is
how the amount was aseertained.
Our agent won't give ont any such
] INFORMATION.