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GRAPHIC, THE uA time USE THIS DEMANDS 8TBONO MIKDS, GREAT HEARTS, TRUE FAITH AND READY HANDS. KINSLEY, EDWARDS COUNTY, KANSAS, AUGUST 5, 1904. J. M. Lewis, Jr.

Voi. XX VIII. No. 37. With Me" and "Rock of Ages." The onto in this oMv last Sundav after DEATH'S FRUITFUL HARVEST.

Ti Latest from Clark Bros. noon, July 31, 1904, of typhoid fever, aged eighteen years. The community was saddened and shocked last Sabbath by this death, for Harry's illness had not been considered serious until the same morning. He was known to almost every person in Edwards county, having been born here April 20, 1886. Rev.

Strong, who conducted the funeral service, said: "He dies nobly who Popular Restaurant Under New Management. A change in ownership has been effected in the restaurant business formerly conducted by Paul Meno. Glen Voyls who has been employed by-Mr. 'Meno for some-time past, has been taken.into partnership and will have a hand in directing the affairs of thls concern. Mr.

Voyls has had Three Lives Snuffed Out by the Grim Destroyer. Caspar C. Milner died in Boulder, Colorado, Sunday, July 31, at 3 a. of tuberculosis. He was born in Lyndon, Kansas, December 7, 1872, and was the only son of Mrs.

M. E. Milner of this city. He came to Kinsley with his parents when quite a young lad and his school days were pall bearers were Ira Evans, DeLos DeTar, Randall Lewis, Lee Parker, Paul Higglns and Fred Mosher. The honorary pall bearers were Misses Nellie Lewis, Grace Erwin, Lucy Er-win, Loraine Lewis, Harriet Beeler, Beulah Beck, Hazel Read, Grovie and Edith Colver.

The sorrow of the death is doubly hard for the sisters, Miss Alice and Miss Margaret, who were both away from home when Harry died. Dear boy. "beyond these eyes," Immortal in a youth divine, We see thy radiant figure stand. To the Sixty Persons making the Largest Total of Cash lives nobly," and few lives have been more nobly lived than Harry Beez a wide experience in the restaurant Purchases during the month of August will be given the following VALUABLE PREMIUMS line'and jiis selection by Mr. Meno as ly 's.

It is a common belief that only thrvaA nf mature vears can live noble Alice Grace Teed, faith lives, but there Is a nobility of boyhood that ranks as high as the nobili ful member of the Evangelical church 1. Adjustable Lawn Hammock Holder and Hammock, at Offerle, departed this life in tri a partner -will doubtless prove a profitable ona. The Spaironage of this popular restaurant grown to such proportions as to make it almost impossible for to attend to all the details of the business, and under the new management it -will doubtless grow to even larger proportions. ty of manhood. The writer cannot think of Harry as a young man, hav umph of faith July 31, 1904, aged 47 retail price.

Qif iUU ing known him from babyhood. His years, 3 months and 16 days. She high ideals of conduct and duty even was born on April 15, 18o7, at Bar ton, Washington county, Wisconsin, 2. Padded Leather Family Bible, retail price Sb.UO spent here. His Dusiness me kuuk.

him to other places, but there has always remained with his friends the memory of the things that were best in life for which he stood. He lived only a short spah of years and in his young manhood has been called to the other side, after a long period of suffering. His great affection for his mother was only one of many good qualities that marked his life. Nearly a year ago Mr. Milner's health began to give way and he came to Kinsley hoping to recuperate.

After a time he resumed his old business position, but soon gave it up and went to a sanitarium at Boulder, Colorado, accompanied by his sister, Miss Rena Milner, thinking the Colorado climate would benefit him. Last Saturday he crew rapidly worse, and at which place she resided until the age of 14 years. In 1871 she removed 3. Ten Volume Set of Dickens, retaibprice $4.00 with her parents to Port Washington, 4.. Medallion (18 in.

24 retail price $2.50 Wisconsin, she resided until her marriage with Adelbert E. Teed 5. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, retail price. Annual Camp fleeting. The Dodge City District Camp Meeting Association will hold its annual camp in the city park at Dodge City August 17 to 28.

The management has secured the services of Evangelists W. M. Runyan and J. W. Dlbbens, -who with others will con- in childhood were worthy of emulation by those of maturer years.

was kindly, truthful, sincere, courteous and gentle at all times, ever careful of the rights of those younger than himself. This is nobility, whether it is found in a boy or a man, and Harry has into the other life with his record clean and fine. It Is harder to be a good boy than a good man, because It Is harder for youth to solve life's difficult problems and forget self. The father and mother, deprived of the comfort of the eldest son, have the 6. Accordion, retail $1.50 at West Bend, Wisconsin, January 2, 1875.

This union was blessed with nine children. She leaves her bereaved husband, eight children, mother, one brother and four grandchild- 7. Medallion (8 in. 15 retail price $1.25 dnnt. rplicrimis meeting's durinsr the 8.

Ivory-handled Pocket Knife, retail price dLUU his mother started for Boulder but ren, besides many other relatlvesand encampment. The city park at Dodge friends, her father and one child hav- city covers one hundred acres of the summons Into the presence of God 9. Alarm Clock, retail price 75c receded her. His sister was with ing preceded her. In the spring of ground and is considered the finest i7Q aho mftvAil to Kansas.

In the! and 7rcrpt nark in Western Kansas. him until the end. and with the moth 10. Glass Water Set, retail price. 55c fall of 1880 she moved to Offerle, at I Good water and free pasturage for solace of knowing that bis coming veara will be only a continuation and 11.

Coffee Mill, retail price. 45c wmcn piacevsne biuwj icbiucu. norses can ue uuiaiucu imw iuu-When vounsr in years she accepted I hie bv those who attend. A tent for expansion of all his highest ideals of Ho T.ry Joans Christ as her Savior I t.he con anrr Kft had for A dollar. 12.

White Enameled Frame Mirror, retail price 30c life; he will go on as he began nere, fnllan. freer. oeace. and se- anri ininml t.h Methodist Eoiscopal I Th fianU Ve. will tnake a sneeial rate 13.

Purse, retail price 25c church at West Bend, Wisconsin, in of one fare fifty cents for round 1872. She remained a member of this trip tteket9 from all points west of er accompanied the body home. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Strong at the home where so many of Mr. Milner's boyhood years were spent.

The pall bearers were all old eehool mates, Messrs. L. F. Beal, Hugh Nelson A. E.

Geer, Mant Schnatterly, P. Ketelson and Prank Ketelson. The sympathy of their friends Is extended to the bereaved mother and sister. Harry, son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. N. i4. Lamp Chimney Stove, retail price 20c hi.nh nnt.il nnmincr to ivansas. out; i Hn.rmnrm grate line.

w. v. then joined the Presbyterian church Burns, of Hutchinsoni presiding elder 15 to 25. Fan, retail price I5c curer happiness than Is to be found in the earth life. The funeral services beldat the home, and the tear-stained faces of Harry's school mates were eloquent of the affection In which they held him.

A quartette composed of Messrs. Paul Noble, James Hills, Fred Andrews, nA Wurman Wilson, suner "Abide at Spearville in in ioco soe ue-i 0f te Mtinodlst episcopal cnurcnes came a niemoer oi tne CiVangBiwai nn this district, is presiaent oi me a a riat.ion At. Offerle. of which she! oasnpiAtion. and C.

A. Guthrie, of 25 to 40. Handkerchiefs, retail price 10c 40 to 60. Toilet Soap, retail price 5C was a faithful member until called to! Dodge City, is secretary. Further in- her reward.

During a greater pan oi formation regarding tnis meeting can i CM Beezly, died at the home of his par her connection with the cnurcn at i be obtained from these officers. Offerle she has been a faithful Sunday A ticket will be given for each cash purchase. At the end of the month the person having made the largest it 1 v.i rj, maa 1 nw- i IDe aeuwailUP Ul hjb uemoi wcuu ethany College I nViinAh I rr- fuel trll 1 fl Vienna nn ftnf! UUlb i many were the friends she had won tet miles, west of Kinsley, will take Hv hLh9nnv and menial-solrlt. She place on Sunday, August 14, services LINDSBORG, KANSAS ondavorad to reflect the character of commencing at 10 a. m.

The mem .1 1 A i hArs or tne neinei cuurcii uavc xx her Master, ana 10 snow io wunu ua QnH oMa mi r- buildi ng which is a credit to them and tuitli sue uau uisu i which will be a house worthy of its RECORD OF TWENTY-THIRD YEAR: 12 Departments, 60 Professors and Instructors, 95? Students, 117 Graduates, $225,000 in Property. Net total attendance first 23 years, Alumni, 709. TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER 5, 1904. pose in life. The mnerai services namp.

Thft hiiildintr is valued at amount of cash purchases as shown by the tickets in his or her possession will be awarded the first premium, the one having made the next largest amount, the second premium, etc. Purchases may be made from- either store. Remember a total of Sixty Premiums is offered. Your chance is good. We have the things you need anyhow.

Our stocks are larger than ever before and our prices are right. were conducted at the Offerle church $1600. "Dr. Martindale, of Wichita, by the pastor, Rev. I.

B. Miller. The' floral offerings were beautiful, and a will take charge of the dedicatory services, which will be in progress the DEPARTMENTS: lnrTA audience attended the services. entire day, and other ministers wil "Sometime we will know and under TIkpartment. well eauiDped also be present.

We give everybody stand and spe fljrain faces we nave The Boston system in Sloyd and the Nads system fn Art Needle Work as a oirrlil to be uresent at exhibited at the vvorid's air ai the dedicatory services. loved and Farewell, dear mother, sweetly sleep. Where heavy lids ne'er ope nor weep; God's will be done, his way is beet. f.oiiis. rnvrRRT Orchestra.

large and Jesse C. Watkins, Pastor. Card of Thanks. well trained. Several bands, one of His trace shall oothe i he sorrowing lire ast.

whin.h the famous Bethany band. nro We wish to extend our thanks toall Th went "Messiah" Oratorio And when life's troubled course is o'er, We'll meet where parting is no raoie. those who have so kindly as-sisted us I. it. M.

during our late E. Library contains 9,000 volumes and P. IMlfl nnmnhlfls. College, 4 courses, electives in Junior and Senior. Academy, 4 years, county graduates admitted to second class.

Normal and Practice Teaching in model school, 4 years, county graduates admitted to first class. Business, Practical Course; best systems in Shorthand and Typewriting, Conservatory of Music, the largest and best in the west. World re-nowued as the home of the "Messiah' concerts. dates for 190o are April IB, 17, 19. 21 and 23.

Law Course leads to diploma and admits to the bar directly on examination. Oratory and Physical Culture, complete courses for professional men, public readers and teachers. Democratic Mass Convention M- Teed and fami'y. The democratic mass convention to Teachers' Examinations. elect delegates to the state, congres An extra teachers' examination will sional and senatorial conventions, be held in the court house in Kinsley MUSEUM has large arcnaeototunt and numismatic collection, i Chemical and Biological Laboratories are well equipped.

Fine athletic field; large floor in door gymnastics; five buildings, 25 acres of ground. Graduate Courses leading to A. M. and Ph. D.

convened in the court house Saturday AlflOCK Chairman on -Monday' and Tuesday. August 29 afternoon at two o'clock. F. E. BlSSITT.

vi avails caiieu tut; uiccniig Ktt and in the absence of Secretary Tiitiim Kinsley House. rafl thp. call. D. L.

Heath and L. F. We -are now ready to board and Be.il were elected chairman and secretary, respectively, of the conven lodge those who wish, at the Kinsley TTnnse. Call and see us at T. A.

tion. The delegates elected to the Harper's residence. Hi 0 BETHANY HAS MORE GRADUATE STUDENTS AT YALE UNIVERSITY THAN ANY OTHER COLLEGE IN THE WORLD. Of the Bethany btudents now at Yale, four were elected to teach there next vear and three others were awarded fellowships In a recent speech, E. boch, republican candidate for governor, said: "I would erhae a diploma from Beihnv, with all that it signifies and means, than a deed to the best farm in McPherson county without it." ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE SENT FREE ON REQUEST.

ERNST PIHLBLAD, President. G. E. ANDERSON, Secretary. iff state convention were C.

IV. Piburn, Morris West. P. A. Pearson and B.

F. Tatura; alternates, M. DeTar, L. F. Beal, L.

E. North and P. H. Mole-tor. A motion prevailed that the delegates, and nlternate- present at the convention cast the full vote of the delegation.

The delegate" io the senator Hi Hi We still have a nice assortment to select from and during July and August we will make a price that will induce you to purchase if you care to use one. Use "Cow Ease" on your milch cows and save feed, and also do a humane act to the dumb brute; we guarantee the flies will not stay around the stables or on the cows and horses when sprayed with "Cow Our wall paper stock will be closed out on a very small margin of profit. Paint your house now with New Era Paint the pure paint. Prescriptions accurately filled at all times. CHAS.

A. MOSriER Hi Hi desley Hi Hi IT ial convention were George McLausrh-lin. Theodore Foree, C. Wilson and W. D.

Erwin; alteruate, T. H. Evars, John Demain, M. DeTar and 0 0 Hi Hi Muriel Go. in Hi Hi Hi ALL STYLES KINSLEY, KANS Hi P05T OFFICE BLOCK DRUGGISTS NORTH SIDE OF RfULROAD.

S. Countryman. The delegates elected to the con jrressional convention were M. DeTar, E. L.

Loso, L. F. Beal and J. O.ilar- ney; alternates, John Demain, T. H.

Evans, Samuel Alexander and S. E. Countryman. The county assessment for convention purposes wa collecTed and the convention -adjourned. Tlwe was a very good attendance and the bet of fueling: It seemd to le Hi FOR SALE BY Edwards, Noble Co.

w-W 4 JS 3 JB 3 ft 'm 'm. 4 9 -9 4 HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR WHEAT 8 LONG DISTANCE the unanimous sense of in at CitMeat MarM- I E. Bailey tendance that th fus'u mists should organize and put up a strong cam Du O. MARTIN. Proprietor.

At paign. With a good local ticket this county can be carried for eon tksh JZ2 1 CUrn I Ulv tee allied lomes. TELEPHONE The Kinsley Automatic Telephone Co. is now connected over itrf toll line with Lewis. Belniv, Offerie, Tatum Ilanch, St.

John, MackHville, Stafford. Hutchinson. Wichita, Newton, Pratt, Kinsman and all intermediatepoint. For Ions? distance line call No. 10, two Hntm.

or ffo to Central In room -r i t-L cr fT1 PHYSICIAN I Fresh and Salt Meats Fish on Fridays" 5- BLWflV Worth of Bair. Brushes, Tooth atjd Cloth Brushes. We i Oysters in Season 1 2 OPPOSITE MAKSH 4 BI LL 2 in rear of post I Paid For Hides boujrht a complete line of drummers' aanml Theysre ijhean Gome and 4 Vt? pi see thn. i CALL AHD- SEE.