The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-06-10

Potef Cornelius mas SOLO MS farm to
a man from Elgin, Illinois.
For hail insurance On growing
crops see w. q. Israel, Lewis. .Kans.
All stores in town will close from
noon to o. IA. on Old Settlers day.
Try the celebrated Mcpherson -four
sour Banner" For sale by Fravel
& Lewis.
B. r. Brown is officiating as jani.
tor at the court house during the alb
sence of MIR. Andrews.
Mother and babes made happy by
getting sleeping coach or folding
go-cart of Cote & Wilson.
A very large crowd attended the
Children's Day exercises at the Chris
tian church Sunday evening.
If you want fresh candies, fruits, to-
baccos or groceries, remember that
they are to be had at Keener's. If
c. A. MOsher and George McLaugh-
lin went to Garfield Wednesday night
and organized an -Horse-Thief
Association.
On June 6 a son WAS born to Mrs.
Mary PEBBLES, of Kansas City, who is
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. N. Hatfield.
Local agents wanted to solicit hail
insurance by I. V. Donnell, Kinsley.
Call on T. V. Donnell for information
about life insurance. If
A lady's bicycle belonging to the
EDITORS family has been stolen or
mislaid. Any information will be re.
ceived with grateful heart.
This county was visited by another
fine rain yesterday. What we need
now is sunshine and warmth so that
the corn can move up to its proper
place.
If you contemplate visiting the
Worlds Fair at ST. Louis, call at
this Office, subscribe for the official
county paper and get an official map
of the Worlds Fair grounds free.
For books, stationery, tablets,
school supplies, wedding or birthday
presents see the DeTar Drug Co.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
by a registered pharmacist. tt
Miss Mabel Marsh went to Hiawatha
after the close of the session of the
State University and will accompany
party of young ladies to the fair in
ST. Louis before returning to this
| city.
| Some one on the J. G. Woodruff
ranch is evidently related to the good
Samaritan for last week Jim Taylor
reported a sign up in front of the
place stating that tomato plants were
to be had free.
L. E. Holman and wife arrived
from the Indian territory Sunday
night. They have rented a house in
Chelsea, 1. r., and will ship their
household goods in few days, where
they expect to make their home for a
time.
Harness:--I make my harness of
No. Oak and guarantee every set.
I do NOT handle the ready-made fac
tory stuff. for experience has proved
the factory article to be very inferior
both in leather and workmanship
81. j. Draut.
H. v. Alexander, of Rocky Ford {,
Colo, was in Kinsley the first of this
week and bought a half section of
land of L. E. Holman in Logan
township. Mr.. Alexander expects to
put brother-in-law, who is now in
Missouri, on this land.
Our expert shooters who went to
Larned yesterday to see the cracks
operate say they felt like thirty cents
when they considered the work they
have been doing. They saw Arnold,
of Larned. break 20 blue rocks
straight and then follow it right up by
breaking 80, making 20 without a
miss.
/ T. E. Hardy. of Belpre, came over
last Saturday on the train and as it
was late and stayed but moment he
4 was unable to catch it and get home.
The loss OF a whole train of cars did
not seem to disturb him in the least,
he just bought MIR. Watson's automo-
bile and rode home in it the next
morning. He said he needed it in his
business.
/ F. Kaths and E. r Wells assisted
the probate judge in examining the
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