The Kinsley graphic. [volume], May 05, 1899, Image 8

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" South Brown.
Grass is coming - out slowly and
rough feed is scarce.
Sunday was a terror with the wind
fn the West.
Arch Nutt was at church at BHhel,
Sunday Jo christen his baby.
Mr. Simpson, of Wendell was visit
ing C. W. Scott's, Sunday.
Mrs. Bixon went to Offerle Monday
to visit her eUwghter'Mrs. Liffhtcap.
Some ol th 6arly sown corn is com
f up ' In the row; It is the small
yellow variety.
x South " brown" ought - to reorganize
her gachelor club and try to work off
ome of the surplus stock of that arti
cle. We have some fine; specimens
which .roust be closed out ; in the next
. f ixty day. ; ?,;C: 1 . ,
Offerle Items.
Miss Nettie Cramer came home from
Podge last Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Winters left for Minn
eapolis, Kans., Wednesday to join
her husband.
. Miss Lizzie Motz closed a very suc
cessful term of school, here, Friday.
H. O. Way came up from Sterling,
Saturday, to spend Sunday.
W. L. Brown has moved into the
House recently vcu.icu uj
Averill.
Mrs Ed Offerle was quite sick Mon
day. Mrs Hixpn is visiting her daught
er, Mrs. Xightcap, this week.
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" from FffUsburg.
H. K. Elliott was at Greensburg-,
this week, trying to buy section 17-27-17
in Kiowa county.
Miss Shirley Gilson was in 'Greens
burg loking after sand hill land this
week.
The wind Sunday blew down P. Cor
tina' windmill. H. B. Steffy, Geo
Fell, Mrs- Newsoixle and several others
suffered la like loss.
As result of Sunday's storm hun
dreds of acres of corn was covered
over with sand and will have to be re
planted. Mrs. Tom Kintner returned ' from
Lincoln, Neb., Saturday.
John Heggy was in the burg last
Wednesday.
Mr. Dave is having 80 acres broke
out on his school quarter.
Jake Fatzer had his wagon shed de
molished in the storm.
Oats went up on Sunday, judging
from the looks of the fields.
D. M. Smith has been quite sick the
oast few weeks. .
w ,
. Corn planting was nearly done but
the most of the farmers will hare t
begin over from the looks of the fields
Wm had quite anice shower and souk
hail on Tuesday.
Frank Terry is goingto ship a car
load of fat hogs from Lewis on Sat
urday.
Belpre News.
- Mr. Trousdale was in town Wednes-
bn hiii w.v tr hia ranch.
;. Mr. Laird has had a gasoline engine
pipped here for the purpose of grind
ing feed on his ranch.
Miaae. Kate Clark and Trena Hardy
look a trip over to Macksville Mol.
,4ay. . .
Mesdamcs Brown and Ramsden tock
a trip to Larned Wednesday.
-The Misses Devi ne, of Abbey ville.
ml Kama HTnn r.
-brother, E. Devine.
Mr. Parker, of Hutchinson, was in
town Monday looking after the cream
ery business. There is talk of havinp
one moved to this place if the cow
can be secured.
, The railroad men . gave Foremat
flunkey -a surprise - party .Thurndaj
jyening, it tain? hts birthday, and al
kd an enjoyable' time.
Mrs. 8teve Welsch, Who has beet
are visiting in Ellinwood.
; The Ep worth Leogue entertamec
their friends t a freo. social last Sat
urday evening. k
The hurricane which blew all da
Sunday did considerable damage i
.,nd" about Lmwis, tearing down . build
ings', etc. Harry Angus was the haa
lest looser here, having about an acr
f young 'onions and a thousnn
sirawtarryi plants blown out and hi;
j large windmill pretty badly wrecked.
Sam Cross h;d a windmill' blown
down. Not satisfied with this,' how
ever, the weather man repeated the
dose on Tuesday, with the addition of
a real old fashioned cloud-burst anc
a hail storm which completed the work
of ruin. '.' . " "' "' " '
The Misses Devine. of Abbeyville:
were visiting Mrs. Hilbish the fore
part of the week. ; . '
Miss Fern Leslie left Thursday for
the strip where she expects to spend
the greater part of the summer.
Prof. Coats, of Greensburg has been
visiting friends hear Lewis.
Quite a large delegation of Lewis
folks attended tho lerture-given by
Captain Albert! at Kinsley, Wednes
day evening. r V
V . flARRIED. .
At Lewis, Sunday evening at ten
o'clock by Rev. Whinnery at the res
idence of the bride, Mr. Byram Craft
and Mrs, Jane Moody, aged 76 and 72
respectively. We wish them a happy
life.
There never was a goose so grey
But sometime soon or late,
An honest gander comes that way
And takes her for his mate."
Old Soldiers.
.ast Thursday a number of George
Gilson's friends assembled at-hie home
to celebrate the 68th anniversary of
his birth. He enlisted in company F.
192nd Ohio Vol., Feb. 22, 1865 and
was discharged September 7, 1865 by
reason of the close of the war he
cime to Kansas and settled in Sedg
wick county February, 1876 and came
to Edwards county in '84.. All of his
children and eight of his grand child
ren were at home on this festival oc-
cassion. There were twelve of his
comrades present.
Coining to Kinsley.
Dr. Kalman C. Sapero, the emi
nent physician surgeon is one of the
most successful men of the age in the
treatment of his specialties, the eye,
ear, uoe and throat and catarrh,
also . nervous diseases successfully
treated. For years past he has devot
ed his attention to the diseases of
these organs, and his fame has extend
ed from coast to coast, as an able
practioner. Dr. ' Sapero will be : in
Kinsley, at the Alamo hotel, May ' 17
ind 18. Those who are unfortunate
and unable to pay wilf receive r the
same treatment without charge. If you
have to have treatment, or if you re
quire glasses ground, call early. Dif
ficult cases and school childrens eyes
solicited. Consultation and examina
tion for glasses free. - His references
are his patients, your neighbors and
friends. The following is a partial
list patients treated and glasses fitted
by Dr. Sapero Mesdames N. Schmidt,
C. C. Smith, A.Denney, Teed, Merry
nan, Erwin, Lippoldr., latum, Bost
viclc, Clark. Misses Gilson, - Harper,
Bingham, Stevens. Messrs Hoffman1
Baxter, Mosher, and Bingham.
KOTICX
If you want work: done in a perfect
manner and at cheapest rate, call on
William Seiglinger. No inferior work
ill owed to leave the shop
TO CURE A COLD IN OXK DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
11 Drugfit-s rftfnnd rnonv if it fails
to cure. Genuine has L. B. Qi on each
tablet.
NOTICE. -The
best 4-year-old stallion that
ever struck this part of the country is
owned by D. S. Kochenderfer, of Kin
sley, Kansas.
A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER.
Will rrtti CHiis a li'iriihio Hum,
3ctM or Bruise Buckleii's Arnica Sal
ve, the best in the worlfl, will kill th
twin and promptly heal it. Cures OM
ori. Pever Sores. Ulcers. Boils. Fel
"ix. Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best
Pile cure on erth. On 25 cents a
!nx. Cure euanititeed. Sold by Mosli
r A Co., Druggists. ;
Tioey are
going to :
California! : i
The National Educational Associa
tion, and the general public a well,
U the time of the great conv intion at
'os Angeles in July.
The round-trip rate' will be a one
way fare plus two dollars. Liberal
top over and choise of return route
d those who go by the Santa Fe.
This; route is the cooles'-, most r
lete with , interest for the educated
ravelor and many hours shorter than
any ether. ' Send for particulars.
G. A. Rose, Aent.
.- Club Notes.
A large part of Wednesday aftar
uoon was devoted to readings from
Horace Fletcher An interesting-discussion
on art followed the reading of
an article by Howell s, in the Litera y
Digest, and another upon the reading
of Mrs. Robt. Louis Stevenson's S
moan letter.
Next week will be devoted to Mrs.
Chaelotte Pei'kins Stetson.
' P. S. If you are net interested in
the Woman's club, please do not make
calls Wednesday afternoon upon wom
en who are members.
On account of the storm, but a small
party attended the Book Social at
Milt Schnatterly's last Monday night.
After all business of the Epworth Lea
gue had oeen disposed of, the guests
proceeded to guess the books repre
sented. Among the books represent
ed were "Opening a Chestnut Burr"
"A Knot of Blue Ribbon,", "Under
Two Flags," Longfellow, "Uncle
Tom's Cabin," and "A Study in
Scarlet." Corliss Sen natter ly claim
ed he did not intend to represent a
book, but so ably represented "Rever
eries of a Bachelor", we think he
should be given credit. After a pleas
ant half hour spent in social ' chat
those present departed feeling they
had spent a very pleasaut evening. .
Excursion Rates.
V
Hutchinson and return. Sell April
24-27,good returns to and including
May 1, one fare for round trip, -account
state encampment G. A. II., S.
of N., W. R. C, Ladies of the G. A. R.
and Ladies Aid societies.
Hutchtnson and return, sell May 15
19 good to and including May 20. One
fare for the round trip. Account Kan
sas Musioal Jubilee. ' .. .
Roanoke, Va. and return. Sell May
17-18, good return leaving Roanolce
June 23." One fare plus two dollars
for the round trip. Account meeting
German Baptists.
Denver and return. Sell may 16-17,
good return not earlier than May 25
nor later than June .15 one fare plus
$2 for round 'trip. ; Accont annual
meeting General Assembly Cumber
land Presbyteriani church -'.Topeks,'
and: -return Sell May 8 to
13. Good return to and including May
3.' 'One fare for round trip. ' Account
Knight Templar meeting.
Topeka and return, . Sell May 13 to 16
good return May. 20th. One fare for
round trip.' Account Knights Pythias
meeting, j .
Wichita and return. Sell May .11
to 12 good return to .and incding May
15, one fare for the round trip; account
annual state ' meeting of commercial
travelers. :
The ladies, wonder how. Mrs. B. pre.
serves her youthful looks. The secret
is she takes Prickly Ash Bitters; it
keeps the system in perfect order. For
particulars call on Mosher & Co.
' Vw lAtmrtLry XAfgltin. "
What names these authors have!
Here is a list of rising stars, carefully
compiled:
Fanny Moon Cussey.; .
William Morgan Mussey.
Mo' e Margaret Katts.
James Augustus Blatts.
TLe above are the newest out. . We
have already called attention to Wil
liam Little Bigger and Moses Martin
Ttaddles.- But still they come! Atlanta
Constitution. (
- Tha Tlr-nje Oilier.
"Oh, MIsa Mathilde, ; I greet you
once again. You find me. as constant
as a. planet, do you not?'!
"Yes, monsieur. That is, to some ex
tent. You are not like all planets."
"And wherein do I differ?".
"Most: planets hava Irregu ir orblts
and it takes years to cover them, but
you are around every night." Cleve
land Plain-Dealer. .
r o t Ot-r. ,
Miles I'm celebrating tbe, fortieth
anniversary of my birth today. :
Giles And, yet, judging from, your
appearance, no one. would take you tor
a fool.
Miles-Why, what do you mean?
Giles Nothing only you're not a
philosopher, are you? r- .
' In France and Italy chestnut are
made into bread by - the . mountain
peasactry. After the nuts have been
blanched they are dried and ground.
From this flour ; a sweet, heavy flat
cake is made. It resembles the oaten
cakes so popular among Scotch peas-;
ants.
"I suppose," she said,? "that you ar ;
a dese student of literature?"
"No,' answered the young man with
2 black-rimmed glasses.-. 'I'm a student
rf literature. I like dialect stories.''
- Washinztcs ri - ?
Ad Very Bright. Too
- own
. Friend Why do you call ycur show
an "electrical extravaganza"?
Manager Because it's light opera.
How Yl Tf os Har. . "
Tom I'm surprised to hear of Dick'i
engagement to the, wealthy Miss An
tlquate. - I was under the impression
that she was a confirmed man-hater.
Jack So she was, but Dick won her
f.hrcugh diplomacy. .
Tom How so?
Jack She asked him to order a bell
for her bicycle ard he told . her that
she didn't require another, as there was
a belle on her wheel every time she
rode it. After that he had everything
his own way.
Th Fountain of Wisdom.
"The trouble with him," said the
young man who had been trying to fit
tingly describe an acquaintance, "is
that when he dipped into the sea of
knowledge he thought he brought up
so much the blamed thing went dry."
Chicago Post.
More Information.
Tommy Paw, how did lead get It3
name?
Mr. Fogg They tried to make nails
f it and found it could not be driven.
-Trdianarolia Journal.
The l.tef Diamond In h WotM,
Ihis is in the possession of the King
of Portugal. It has a weight of 1.680
carats, 14 oz.. and is as large as a
hen's egf. It came from Brazil early
in the eighteenth century, and was
then valued at 224.000. wheraas now
it has a value of 400,000.
Prickly Ash Bitters cures the kid
neys, regulates the liyer, tones up the
stomach and purifies the bowels.
Sold by Mosher & Co.
w: .. 4 XARROW ESCAPE
;T Iihi k i wok's win en ly Mrs.
Ada E Hart, of Groton, S. D. "VVa
tkeu vith bad cold which settlisl
on my lungs cough set in and finally
Urmii ated in Consumption, Four
doctors gave me up, saying I could
live lut a short time. I gave in j self
up tu my Savior, determined it Iceuld
not but with my fri-mls oh this ear h
I would meet my absent ones above.
My husband was advised to get Dr.
King's New Discovery f r Cimsnmp.
tion. Coughs and Colds, I gve it a
trial, took in nil right bottle. Jt has
en ml me, and thank (Jol, I urn wvp
and now a v!I ami healthy woman."
Regular iz bnttl i)0 cents and $1
at Mosher's drug t tore.
Sumnjer trip
to CaliforQia.
A delightful experience by the Santa
Fe Route. Do not fear discomfort; it
will be hotter at home.
Ask about this and we will make it
perfectly clear. Wa will also send
particulars of low rates to be made by
the Santa Fe this summer at the time
of the N, E. A. convention in Los
Angeles.
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- "I am In favor of giving the Filipinos
independence," said one debater.
"So am I" answered the o" r. "And
I'm satisfied that the Unitl State
controls the only reliable brand, and
that If we can get them to hold still
and try it they will like if Wash
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