The Gray County Times from Cimarron, Kansas • 4

Gray County Ttaohtrt, Length of A. W. Smith, department command Terms and Salaries. LET TURKEY BEWARE! er of the G. A.

thinks that E. Hoch will be a candidate for the nomination for governor next year against Governor Bailey. He says the disaffection among the old soldiers against the administration has grown so strong that he does not believe there is much chance that any harmony agreement, looking to the renomination of the entire state ticket, can be mad effective, "The people," said Smith, "are not so much dissatisfied with Bailey personally as they are with the machine ad ministration. Then, too, they are dis A published statement of the Steel Trust shows that its employes produced $3,334 each per year, and that they were paid $711 each as wages. Statistics in other lines bhow that the average annual product of each laborer is in value in excess of $2,100, while the average wages is only about $300 a year.

It does not take a Philadelphia lawyer to figure the injustice there is in this unequal distribution of the fruits of toil. When labor all producer: of wealth, fully awakens there will be a more equitable distribution of labor's products. The Alaskan boundary question has been settled, a majority of the members of the commission sitting in London, having signed a draft of the decision last Monday. The decision grants all the American contentions with the exception of the one relating to the Portland canal. The Canadian members of the commission refused to sign the decision, but as there was a majority without them the engrossed copy of the decision and the map definitely defining the boundary were signed Tuesday.

Canada never became interested in the Alaskan boundary until it was 1 Wm. Leatherwood, 8 months, $60 Ethyl Latimer, 8 35 Ina Fisher, 8 30 3 Grace Palmer, 5 30 4 Annie Begins, 6 30 6 Ora F. White, 8 35 0 Lydia Bargar, tt 35 7 Not supplied. 9 Cora Wilson, 10 Minnie Burns. 6 40 11 Supplied by Myrtle Mackey, 40 12 Grace Maxtleld, (i 35 14 Not supplied.

15 Howard Good, 6 30 17 Mae Hildebrand, 7 30 18 Ethel Clem, 6 35 19 No school. 23 Mrs. Beryl Hadfleld, 5 40 24 O. E. Thornburjr 30 25 Mrs.

Ella Einsel, 6 35 26 Mrs. Clara Yeiter, 7 40 27 No school. 28 Anna Davis, 6 35 30 C. R. Truax, 5 35 31 Florence Wright, 6 30 32 Elizabeth Altenburg, 5 35 33 Maud Gray, 6 30 34 Annie E.

Hastings, 7 35 36 No school. 39 Minnie Hale, 6 30 40 Ninnie Rowton, 6 35 42 Jack Carter, 5 30 43 Geo. W. Miller, 6 44 44 Glenn Davis. 6 35 gusted with the last legislature which they think was extravagant--brutally, well nigh criminally extravagant In Or she will likely share with Spain the humiliaton of having Uncle Sain walk all over her if she treads on your uncle's coat tail, and you will feel like kicking yourself if you fail to secure one or more of those very Beautiful Pictures are now offet ing at a wonderful bargain.

You can have your choice of a score or more, ol beautiful picturesque scenery, fruit pieces, animal groupes, in elegant frames alone worth the price of the whole shootin' match. Tney are going rapidly. You can get these pictures in elegant frames with every $2.50 worth of goods you purchase, and paying an additional 98 cents in cash, or you can get a picture free with every biil of $20 purchased at the Cash liargain Store. These pictures are not by the "old masters," but the artistic work of the highest art of the lithographer, and will beautfy any home in Gray county. Going Dirt Cheap, A stock ol good Shoes and Slippers for Men, Ladies and Children, will be sold at astonishingly low figures.

They are good stock and material and serviceable. Come and inspect them, try prices and get a good thing dirt cheap, all my travels over the state I have not met a man who defends the last legis I 1 lature. It is admitted that it was the most reckless with the people's money of any which has ever met." Mrs. Kish.the wife of the president of the Illinois Central railway, has lately been airing her arfstocratie ideas, and among other things flouted the idea of Mrs. Roosevelt dressing on $300 a year, and said, "she looks it." She was sure, too, that "there will of neces discovered that Uncle Sam had purchased something more than an iceberg City Sohool Report for Month End those possessions.

The Canadian commissioners left the room in high Notions, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Men and Boy's Clothing Cheaper than can be had anywhere el se in Gray county, and they are good goods, too. Drop in and see us. 111 be pleased to meet you whether yon buy or not. Remember the l'l ac. udgeon when the vote showed the de cision was favorable to this country.

sity be two classes, the aristocracy and the common people." "We should not be too democratic," she twitters, as it is dangerous, and the people are not equal anyway." 1 1 is thus the never-sweats, the leeches and barnacles upon society, the class who never produce a dollar's worth of property in all their idle, worthless lives, pompously swell up and imagine they are made of a much Huperior clay than the producing clauses. The Chicago Chronicle in a review of the failure of the ship-building trust THE CASH BARGAIN STORE, Jg THOS MORRIS, Prop. I and the parts played by Morgan, Dres ing Ootoeer 9. 1903-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Total enrollment 40.

Average daily attendance 38. Cases of tardiness 1. Neither absent nor tardy Orville Allen, Glenn Brice, Theodore Br Ice, Wahneta Burgess, Ralph Burgess, Roy Burgess, Jane Cross, Ockley Col-trane, Daniel Cross, Merl Dillman, Albert Ehrhard, Edith Elem, Fannie English, Alice Firestone. Wanda Garten, Mandie Huttoo, Myrtle Hatch, Christabel Hatch, Ada Hopper, Gladys Lee, Frank Morris, Annie Pepin and Oliver Strong. Ina M.

Fisher, Teacher. ser, Schwab and Nixon, savs, one comes to learn them he cannot stifle the suspicion that high finance demands more audacity than intellect for even its most brilliant achieve There are few instances we can not recall one now, where a man came out ments." Audacity but mildiy expresses of the Dcraocrotio party, and at a sin it. Scoundrelism comes nearer, and tfle bound vaulted into the leadership of the Hcpublicun party, as did Ellis Uarten in this county last year. Only yet that is inadequate. These wixards and Napoleons of finance are simply thieves big thieves, who, if justice a short time before the announcement INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.

Total enrollment 26. Average daily attendance 21. Cases of tardiness 0. of his "conversion" to Republicanism ho was trying to dicker for a Demo could reach them, would be wearing stripes. And yet these are the class 8ohool Newa.

Teachers' meeting was held Saturday, Oct. 10, In the court room. There were present: Misses Vhitn, Has tings, Hale, Wilson, Htltlebrand, Palmer, and visitors Mrs. Hilduurand, Mrs. Wilson and Ethel Palmer.

Mrs. Hull was eleoted president, Mrs. Miller vice president, and Miss Hastings secretary. A number secured the reading circle books Vedder's American Writers of Today and White's Art of Teaching. The county superintendent received one letter of excusn, also three oral exouses.

A number undoubtedly were not present because of the strong wind. She insists on the strict attendance on cratic paper in Dodge City. When Neither absent nor tardy Gertie Recently some trade unionists down east were sued for damages, and the threat was made to attach the savingt of the laboring people in the savingt banks. The labor organizations tt once gave notice that if a movement of that kind was inaugurated by the capitalists, laboring people generally over the country, as a matter of netf protection, would be compelled to withdraw their 'savings from the Itanks. This movement of the laboring people would have caused a run on the banks, and the withdrawal of $300,000 000 to $400,000,000 from deposit would have produced a most disastrous panic The threat to attach trie borers' savings was not carried into effect.

The threat Kllia went over to the Republicans he Brice, Lahr Einsel, Fred Ehrhard, Et look his call with him. Some fellows of men the world looks up to as doctrinaires of finance, moulders of finaa-cial policies! ta Fowler, Lena Hutton, Ernie Hilde brand, Beulah Hupp, May Ho Hem- beak and Frankie Luther. Wall street has resurrected Grover Ethyl F. Latimkr, Teacher. would have modestly Rone away back and sat down for awhile until they had trot the hurijr o' things, but not so with Ellis.

He had jined the party for business, and there was no room for mawkish sentiment. When the campaign Cleveland and started a presidential boom for him. The gamblers of the street have not the slightest hope what- GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT. Total enrollment 22. Average daily attendance 18.

Cases of tardiness 3. ver ol securing Cleveland's nomina tion. The object is to keep the De these meetings onoe a month, or a re-! opened he at once assumea uie leauer-port from absentees as thpir work. The I ship in Long's interest, and while the books must be read. Any one content county was overwhelmingly against plating taking the examination next the accredited candidate for represent- Neither absent ttor tardy Ernest mocracy divided, as possibly a soft- Einsel, John Shoup.

Teddie Brice, of the laborers to withdraw their deposits, whether or not it had any effect in Locke Ivemert, Loy Dillman, Frank year cannot afford to miss these meet- ive in txing interest, wno was pun money, t-ilver Democrat might be elect- ed. Cleveland well knows he couldn't be elected, not even nonrnated, but he Miller and Ross Irick. ed out of he race, Ellis, nothing daunt Visitors Mrs. E. V.

Miller, county ed, snatched victory from defeat by the use of his gall and assuming the entire leadership, crammed instruc superintendent, Mrs. J. T. Hart, Miss is being used by Wall street as the Minnie Burns. Mrs.

John Irick, Bert tions for Long for senator down the Ficken, Mrs. Nealy, Miss Minnie Hale, checking the movement to attach the laborers' deposits, did have the effect of creating a scare in financial circles, and demonstrates the weakness of the banking system, and the insecurity of depositors where circumstances might cause a run on the banks. It is said that the total deposits in savings banks in the country aggregate fix billion Misses Prudie and Alice Luttoo. convention despite the opposition of Wm. Leatherwood, Teacher.

several old wheel-horse Republicans. street used him during his last administration. During the interim between his retirement from the presidential chair until the commencement of his second term he was coached by Wall street to do just what the men of that In the forenoon proceeding the con Vernon Rose has started a boom for ings. Plan your visits to Cimarron on the second Saturday of every month This shall be our date of meeting. There may be excuse lor not being present at the meetings, but not for neglecting to do the reading planned by our state board.

Not a minute is wasted which Is used lu study and thought on the subjects. We are geuerally not acquainted with the writings of our authors of the present. One reason given Saturday was that copy right books are expensive. A way out of that difficulty is the circulating libraries, such as the state offers to send out. In these we find some of the authors of the present represented.

It is not expected that wr Claude Duval for the Democratic nom vention Ellis brought his gall in play by working up a fictitious sentimeut and enthusiasm for Long by printing ination for governor. It is said that precinct of hell wanted him to do. and causing to be pinned on the breast dollars, or more than twice the total money volume of the country. Duval has no ligtnning rod up as yet. The repeal of the purchasing clause of of every Republican who came to town a Long badge.

Where Ellis' gall as GREAT NEWSPAPER BARGAIN. the Sherman act wU ever stand as a witness of Cleveland's treachery and perfidy. No man in this country since sumed a sublimated form was In forc We are hearing a great deal just now about the tyranny of labor unions from the capital-controlled press. The writers on those papers have not been Th SMnHWMkly Capital and tha benedict Arnold is more heartily de ing the friends of Stttuley to wear the Long badge, which declared Long as their choice for senator. This scheme materially aided Ellis in pushing his "Gray County Ttmaa" On Yoor for SI.5Q.

spised than is the name of Grover Cleveland by honest men, regardless of worrying any over the tyranny of the instructions for Long through the con can read everything these authors write, for we are not advocating rending ten or fifteen novels by even such a their party affiliations. The mere men- fusts that are robbing the people of Tfc Sral-Week'T Capital, ml is one of Uie best farm Mrtapen published. that a rood uitct repot vention, although he was barely suc cessful with the help of Haskell county. writer as Howells, or ail the poems of mi lions of dollars annually. They do not find any fault with the apathy of is one of the moat nimble reature vo( a lun newspaper, the Capital prists twice a week a tion of his name in connection with the presidency is an insult to American manhood.

Notwithstanding Ellis has scarcely Stedman or Emerson, but we as teach warmed his seat in the Republican full report ut all the markets of the world, including Topeka, and the report Is absolutely the administration in prosecuting the trusts, notwithstanding congress appro era should learn of these writers and be able to talk Intelligently about synagogue he assumes the leadership liable. Cattle shippers in this part of the with an Intrepidity that makes the old them to our pupils. state have been complaining of a bad wheel-horses gasp with astonishment. It print all the sewsot the ciTllixed world tress from the wires of the Associated Press, covering the field more thorouchlr than anx of priated $50,000 for that purpose more than two years ago. They are not at all concerned about corporations main Many limes the magaxines, or even the newspapers publish poems of great The wise thing for the Canucks to do the metropolitan weeklies.

But la the matter market for some time, some of them declaring they could not steal cattle and make anything by shipping them. of Kansas news.it has do competitor, oar Urn when they secede from England is to merit, or extracts from essays of beauty and worth. Lately, on the death of come under Uncle Sam's protecting corps of special correspondents euablln as to cover the field thoroua-alr. Outside of rout The situation is explained in the fact wing and share with him all of the own home paper, you caa set more local news that tl.e meat trust ix skinning the cat wealth of his Alaskan possessions. from the Capital than from any other paper published.

tie men by the agreement of the pack It tabors uneeaslnstr for the ers to refrain from bidding on at State's moral and material wrlfsre. While slroiutlT Republican in polities. Its editorials the Hock yards and beating prices taining private anuies, bribing trgisla. lures, and placing their tools on the judicial bench, fhey overlook all these things because they are paid to do so. Worse than the wantons of the street, they sell their opinions for pelf, stifle their conviction and sink their manhood to the U-vel of the mercenary.

This roar about labor union tyranny is for the purpose of drawing the fire from the corporation thieves. The Canadians are so incrnsed over are fair and unpreiudiced. and Its newsool- Section Foreman Silknetter has a boy down with the typhoid fever, and Is reported seriously HI. If you have dental work of any kind call on Dr. Grant at the Cleveland hotel November 4, 5 or 6.

umnt are open alike to the doings of all polit ical parties. tt Is printed twice a week for only 11,00 per Richard Henry Stoddard, the papers published a number of bis beautiful poems. Serial stories ol worth are to be found In the leading magazines of the day. The teachers of the south part of the oounly may form a reading circle that will be more convenient to attend. Every one la invited to attend.

Mus. E. V. Miller, Co. Supi.

laaoharV Exam. The regular examination for teachers' certificates will be held October 30, 1903, at the court bouse In Cimarron, beginning at 7:30 a. m. Mr3. E.

Miller, Co. Sunt. down, and at the same time have raised the price of meats to the consumers until they are far above what they were one year ago when the meat trust is supposed to have been formed. The packing trust is paying per less rear. Order It In connection with the Oaar Codutt Tina for onlr tl.M Mrs.

Weeks is reported in about the same condition she has been for some time. Shoes.Shoes 1 the decision in die Alaskan boundary than last year while the selling price is 10 per cent higher, giving to the truot We can stand a great deal of Uie Ladies and Children's Shoes at One-half the kind of weather we are having now. Cary Nay lor attwtded the I. O. O.

F. grand lodge at Wichita last week. Manufacturer's Price question that they are threatening to secede from the mother country. The question will be ised in parliament. President Root-evelt has issued his proclamation calling congress in extraordinary session November 9, an increased profit of 35 per cent.

It is thus the stockmen are being robbed of millions of dollars. Conservative estimates place the loss to Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and other western states within the pant three months at more than $100,000,000, by the manipulation of the markets by the packers. Eli Bargar, of south Gray, was a Dr. Grant, dentist, will be at the at Morris Store. Bes county seat visitor yesterday.

Cleveland hotel in Cimarron No vera Bargains ever offered tr 4, and Q. Call on bun if you Agnut Mann's little girl is ill with ty in Cimarron. See 'em. hate work for a deutUt. phoid fever.

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