The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-07-01

Tithout taking opiates, carrying on d
with the doctors during
be progress Of the operation. He IS
ow entirely blind and has but one
rm. His latest exhibition of heroism
ras to go to Concordia and get mar
led. He gets a pension of 500 .
lonth.
Wants Part of Pete's Wealth.
Peter Anderson, of Abilene, Klon-
ike millionaire, has been sued for
1000 by Nelson Huetberg, of Chi
ago, a former partner, who alleges
anderson robbed him of that amount
q joint claim.
Pay Secretary $1,000.
The Y. NJ c. A. at lola has reached
he Importance of employing a secre-
airy at 81 500 a year The new secre-
airy is Rev. E. N. Phillips, who re-
igned the passionate of local church
o accept.
Picked Berries for Church.
The Busy Maids and Matrons who
picked strawberries for the benefit OF
/ Holton church fund appear to have
performed their labors we'll. They
succeeded in picking TIC boxes of ber-
les, getting ~ cents a box for them.
Adventist Normal school.
A Seventh Day Adventist normal
school for teachers of Adventist pa
,ochial schools of Kansas and adjoin-
ing states was opened at Atchison and
will continue until July 16.
His Thirst Saved Him.
A man blowing with a mule team
near Waverly left the team to get
drink of water from the wagon rs feet
away While he was drinking bolt
Of lightning killed both mules.
To Go into Bankruptcy.
Larkins Sons, one of the largest
dealers in general merchandise in Ellis
made a trust deed as a prelim-
mary step to throwing the stock into
the bankruptcy court.
Certain to Get Him.
A horse thief who recently escaped
from the Ford county Jail had his trial
at Dodge City and the jury disagreed.
The authorities will now try him for
Jail breaking.
Bull Destroyed Boys Eyesight.
William Rapp, aged ten, was gored
by a bull near Council Grove. The
animals horn struck him in the mouth
and ranged upward, destroying his
eyesfght.
wichita Doctor I'm Trouble.
DR.. G. G. Evans, Of Wichita, was ar
rested on information furnished by
of Hutchinson, charging
him with obtaining money under false
Dretenses.
Slump in Personal Property.
Abstracts of assessments from &c
indicate a falling off in per-
,ona1 property valuation of approx
mately $2,O00,O 900 for the entire state.
Unknown Man I'm Her Room.
Miss Minnie Pike, deaconess Of the
VI. E. church at Ottawa, was danger
)usly assaulted by an unknown man
who entered her room at night.
Hail T>-stroyed Wheat Crops.
Hail fell to the depth of three feet
N northern Russell county. devastat.
ng fine wheat crops over an area 20
niles wide and 80 miles long.
Farm Hand a Suicide.
Edward Votall, a farm hand en-
)loyed by John Sanders. eight miles
southwest of Lawrence, committed sui
Tide in his employers barn.
Married 60 Years.
James Baker and wife, Of Chase
have just celebrated their
;ixty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mr..
Baker is 81 and his wife 80.
No Hurry About Speaking.
Republican headquarters will be
opened in Topeka July 10, but the
will not actively begin I'M
til September 1.
Fled When Officers Came.
Fifty tramps held up" a freight
train on the Union Pacific near Ba-
varia, but fed on the approach of Of
ficers.
Wants Drug Stores to Pay.
Topeka is trying to collect an occu-
patton tax of 5000 from each drug
store that holds a permit to sell
liquor.
Votes Bonds for Railroads.
Washington township, Jackson coun-
ty voted S13 900 bonds to the topeka.