The Syracuse Republican from Syracuse, Kansas • 4

tiEO. Ur.TTY. ffftO. J. BtH'gfcn 'Syracuse Republican, EARL C.

ROSS, Editor and Publisher. NOTiCE. The Ladies Aid Society of the M- E. Church will give a lawn social at the parsonage Friday evening. Cake and Ice cream will be served- Everybody cordially Invited.

While bathing in PI mn creek Sunday Joe Ziukler ciime near being drnAvned Ho whs diving from a high embankment and struck the water in such a way as to momentarily stun him. He had gone under the second time wlu he was rescued by his companions, Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Pratt gave a party for their little daughter, Friday afternoon, the occasion being the sixth nnnivftrsary of Miss Esther's birthday. The guests consisted of a number of the little girl's friends who greatly enjoyed themselves eating ice cream, cuke ami candy and playing on the lawn.

J. C. Newman and Wiliard Gill rode This Han buys his Groceries kvf.ry thtrsday. MnU'n-il (it tli pcisttithce (it Hyrucuno Kiiimaq for Iran Amission through tb? mails aa seeoud clans matter. SiiiiMCKHTinx Ratks: One Year Six Months Three Months $1 (Ml 8 YIIACUSE.

KdXSJS. JU Hilvtfltsirj ami job printing ai ounnts ftiv tlu.i Ihti Hnst earli mouth. Adraricf pitvinrntt- of mibsfriptions is icitt'ti. All niiitt.tT for pulilicutioii iuns(- bt hi this office not later than Wednesday noon to itisiiro its id the current itsuv. This paHr wil) be mailiMt rujrnlarly Uj MibKcrilmrK nntil (let.

He ordor it re-coivud to dlsooiiMnm- it f-ml all arrears me paid in full tvtl the a it i.i loid to us If a misxtutetmnit in printed and tin, ttttftitmn of tin: id tor called to it, "orrt-ftion will Imj All caul of thanks, resolutions of rvspeet. und obituary poetry wilt be harped for ut cents jht AH items of KViH'ral interest (usually termed loyal new a) aurt ohitmtrieM In plain will bo gladly received mid cheerfully published. Church no ices arc triven frwe publication, except fur socials and entertainments where an admission fee is charged. Local and Personal. OfCA'HPBELL and do likewise It will make healthy and prosperous as this man be.

Campbell's Provisions and are fresh, new and olean. WILLIS BUILDING, Syracuse, Kansas The McCormick Hay Reke. JKI'TY A. DOVTSKlt. Attorneys at-Law, i'llici! over Hf.rtirion'rt 41 8YIUCTSK, KANSAS, W.

H. KHOWX, Attorney-at-Law- Fuurtuvn years a rusMunt of Hamilton County. Tax Mtifratimi in St.nl liwt'stt'rn KniiMs a Specialty. Ornci' is the Coi'itT HovK. SYUACl'SE.

KANSAS. V. HARRISON, Physician Surgeon Croiupt nntl careful attention given to nil onlU. Oftlcf and Slcepinj. rooms over Herndon's Store.

SYUACISE. KANSAS. Syracuse 61ty Dratj, V. a MIXER, Prop. All Kind? of Hauling Dono Promptly.

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HUMOROUS. McJIfCfrar "Whit makr you think he Isn't ffFutltman?" Thingumbob "He lnsl.iti that I'hiladel-phla Prena. "I aanr a man the other day whone n(fer were all tfaumbs." "Thafa nothing-. My bahy has ten little fingers." Harlem Life. Before ateel pens were In rented tha piniona of one goose were often used to apread the oplniona of another.

Chicago Daily Newa. "I'm io years old and nerer amoked la my life." "Well, don't get dis-onrajfed; you probably will afler-ward." Indianapolia News, "Are you the boss in this p'aeeT" the head of the Arm asked testily of tha clerk. "No, sir." "Then why you talk as if yon had no Philadelphia Timea. Teenian 'Tha girl yon don't want lee from me no more, lady." Mra. Newliwed "No er your ice doesn't seem to be aa cold as It ought to be." Philadelphia Pres.

8he froe him with a look. Khlri-r-Ing, but kind-hearied, ihe poor man controlled hla atiffrnlng I ps long enough to aay: "The ioe trml'll get you, if you don't wateh Jiultl-snore Amerlcsn. "Tha legless man io always puttlug his foot In It," obserred the Living Skeleton to the Snake Charmrr. "What has he done now?" "Lost night we were having a friendly little game, and he asked the armless wonder to take a hand." Baltimore American. "Did you get ni.

of the Important Information about the man who died?" asked the country editor of the man who held the rest of tha Job. around the shop. "Yea, got It 11." "What la "lie was bora In 142 and died a.t night." Indian-apolia News. sm. One cupful of soft-boiled rice pnt through a sieve, add a pint of milk and three cggM stir In flour sufficient for batteri fry on a well-heated griddle, like griddle eakea, butter each one hile hot and sprinkle over sugar and a little nutmeg, and serve while hot.

Ladies' World, New York. Hu Taat. Take eotne bailed ham and chop It finely, flavor with a little powdered mace and cayenne pepper.aod toevery two ounces ham add one tablespoon-ful of good, thick cream, or mlik thickened with flour; heat thoroughly In a saueepan and serve on hot, buttered toast. People's Home Journal. Frosen atrawberrlee.

HI em two quarts of ripe strawberries, put In a bowl with tbe juice of twa kmuus and a pound of sugar; let stand ins hour; mssh the berries, pour over a pint of wster, stir until the sugar dissolves, turn Into a freeaer and freeze. Uuod Housekeeping. Lea B. a. One of the things oftenest luat at aea Is the tight of laud.

Chicago laily 11 CHURCH SERVICES PKRSBYTKRIAS ('Hl'ltCU. Suadny School st IOHJOb. m. Mta. Ilellea Stusrt, 'nperlnteodent.

Y. P. C. K. Meet, tm-rv Wednenday evenlnR.

etitid.y -chool TeatbiTS' MttellDK every Krld.y Eeniur. PreaeMlDfc 3ervtcus, slornlnff st II :00 o'elwk EveolDU Services st sjo o'dlocu, on alternate BliV. llt'LLOOK, l'mitor M. K. CUI KCII: Sundsy School at o'clock esch H.bbstb MornlDK.

Duvsli, SuueriutemteDt C'lset Meeting escb SUDd.y Morning St II o'clock when there is so presetting, Presi blnjc sltt between Morning snd EvealDK. Kpwortb Le.ieue Ksch Friday Kvenlnu st 7: Prsysr Ateetlng Escb Thiiredsy Evening 7r: All Cordially Invited to sttend our K. K. KOUUINH, P.Dtor. KIMSCOPAL CUIJHUUt Snndtiy School Ksch Hshhsth 10KJ0 o'clock.

W'llllstn llsroett, Huperlntendent. Snrvlces Jud Boodsy of escbwiuonlh. W. K. Met UTI'IIEOM Ptor.

AAKOX COLK. Attorney-at- Law till ice in the Court House Iilock SYRACI'MR KANeA For Sale Kansus King No. IT farrowed May 2il. lWO, Kirstriire "lleatllight," No. 2383, he by "Look Chip," No.

IH'JDU. Hum. "Lady Wilkes," No. 40SIW. Dam, "Nellie lllalno." Sud, No.

Hire, "Chief," No. HHS7' Dain, "Nullie lllttine, No. H81MO. Kunsns King is pronounced by judgea of fine hogs to Iw the most perfect ani mal over brought to Western Kansas. Any oue wishing a One bour coultl not do better than buy "Kansus A complete pedigree signed by the secretary of tha Ntnniiurd Poland China Record association wlll.be given the purchaser.

A bargain In hog. Ho la a sure breeder and has been Carefully Kept. Call on or I. J. ('.

Uur, Kyrucuse, Kansas. 1 Thou you as to Groceries Mrs, Phil Doolittle will leave soon to vUIt her parent in the eastern part of th estate, hike Laubinitfh. 1 he broom corn king of the county, was In iSvraci.se last week, Ifouti, tile subscription solicitor for Topeka Capitil, was here several days last week. City Marshal Brim left Saturday night on a pleasure trip to Rocky Kord and La Junta. Charles O'Conner, the night operator at Kendall, wui in the city a short lime Tuesday-Mrs.

tJeoigo Ilia noli ut and Mrs. A. L. Orr, of Coolidge, veru visiting in this place Mouduy. Pat Kagau, foreinun of the Coolidge round house, was in thoeity a few minutes Saturday night.

V. It. Welsh, of Urea Bend, is veiling at the ranch of 5. Fossburg on the south side of the river. Marshall Clark and Mr.

Mltehner drove down to Kendall lust Friday to look at some hay land. Mrs. Bray Is here from Missouri visiting her son and daughter, Mr. R. E.

Bra1 and Mrs. H. R. Bay. Milton Brown, the Topeka attorney, was in the city Friday looking up some records In the court house.

The best flour in town is told by Worden A Son. Strictly old wheat flour; every sock If you desire to have any carpenter work doue and wish it done in a workmanlike manner See.I. L. Kupp. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Ramsour of Coolidge, are contemplating a trip, in the near future, to North Carolina. W. ti. Minor und others went to Coolidge Wednesday to more Floyd Eastman's dwelling house to Syracuse.

Mrs. Mlnuie Worden, and children, left Sutnrday night for Harper to make a two months visit with her parents. Charles Fellows, who has the contract for building the round house was here looking over tbe work Saturday. Elders Knonells and Perdue, baptist ministers, held services at the Presbyterian church Monday night. Dau Hogbiu returned Saturday evening from Lima, Arizona, where he lias been working for the railroad company Mail Carrier Kreigh Is preparing to move his family back to town in order to get better schooling for his children.

Frank Wensiuger wife and little oue came In Monday night and are visiting Mrs. Wensinger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Reilly. D.

Alexander, who lives up near the Greely county line, was in town yesterday. He reports it very dry in his neighborhood. Vic Harris has been employed to assist on this paper, and has authority to receive subscriptions, make advertising contract etc. Mr. S.

H. Uodgers has recently placed in his store room a handsome rack to be used in displaying his extensive lino of up-to-date shoes. The absence of wind these days is causing much trouble for tbe stock men. They are unable to get water su il-dent for their stock- C. C.

Mills haj his house moved last week from near the ditch to the northeast corner of the same block, on the lot whore the city Jail once stood. John McDonald, editor of the Western School Journal visited thrj normal Monday, and entertained the students with one of his characteristic speeches. ul Gribsotn and Mori Sellers started out to see the world last week but were captured by Noah Hays at Coolidge and compelled to return to their parents, Dodge and Luther Blckiiell departed Tuesday eveumg, on No 8, for Park-ville, Mo, where they go to attend school. We wish the boys success in their efforts to secure an education. Mr.

D- VV. Jones is visiting his brother, O. L. Jones at his ranch northwest of town. Mi.

Jones Is Interested in an Independent Telephone Co. In Las Vegas where he has beeu looking after his interests. W. J. Ellis, now a resident of Kiowa county, but who fomerly made his home fn this county near Med way, was here last week proving up a Umber claim and looking after ether business Interests.

Hon. Frank Nelson, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, made his annual visit to the Hamilton county normal Tuesday. Mr. Nelson made the students a tine speech, and went away well pleased with the educational outlook In this county. We have heard of being hot enough to roast egg lying in the suu but never believed it possible until Monday, when we were shown an egg that had evidently been lying in the sun for some time, One half of it I was cooked as effectually as If It hud down to Syracuse fur breakfast Sunday morning.

The boys made the run down on their bicycles In one hour and forty-flve minutes, and the rido back was accomplished in one hour and fifty minutes. The boys probably had good appetites that morning. Holly News. A Social B. One of the most entertaining entertainments and sociable socials ever given in Syrncuse was the one by Co, of tlit normal stmlvuts last Thursday night.

The program was opened with a song by the students, followed by ft short und pointed speech by Prof. Baker, Next was a song by Miss Mary Brown which "as Well received und much applauded; then came a song by Miss Daisy K'uehart which was rendered in her most pleasing style, which is too well know to need comment. After the musical program partners were drawn by lot and refreshments were served consisting of ice cream and cake and cake and cake. Everybody had a good time and went home satisfied they would remember the evening without having to make a note of it in their diary, and that e.ooipany deserves much praise for their effort. State vs Jones and Turner.

Friday evening V. S. Jones and David Turner were arrested on a warrant issued from Justice Brim's court and sworn too by L. Inge. The charge was malicious trespass.

The charge grew out of the fact that Jones and Turner have been gathering up drift-wood from the bed of thertver where it passed through Inge's laud, they had been ordered to desist but refused Vy do so and the arrest followed. They had a hearing before Justice Brim Saturday. E. G. Bates ar.d U.

Tapscott appeared for the state and George Getty for the defeusc. Owing to tke technical points involved regard ing the ownership of the river bed Mr. Brim reserved his decision until the latter part of the week, pending which the accused were released on their own recognizance. Bantlnta Meet. The ''olo time" Baptist brethren of Bear CreeU held services ut the home of Henry Hold re on several days of last week.

Many were present from other neighborhoods. Among the Syracuse people who attended were Mr. T. M. Grissom and wife, Mr.

A. G. Hurst and wife, and Professor Shiveiy. The meetings were conducted by Elders Perdue aud Knowells, of Colorado, asvisted by Elder Fetter of New Mexico and Elder Ilolaud of this state. Good Bye! The normal closes to morrow aud the people of Syracuse bids the visiting teachers and Instructors "good bye" and wishes, one and all.

much happiness and success in their chosen work. Tradk Marks Dcsiona CorvniaHT) Ac. wtrtain our t)ili Invwtitton Is Drnhfttilf MIilBlil. 4'oQiniunlc, tloiitimeOTcimOilcriitUi. llMtillxtok I'ftteiil tent frMh tflilwit auwurf fur win Ink mmiiLi.

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S3 'Hew Tor J. RUPP. Carpenter and Builder Estimates furnished on application and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Syracuse. Kansas! W.

J. Bailey Will Speak in Syracuse Aiiffust 30. Hip DO YE Aft8v MB r--r, r. s.J i R.Campbell is the Hamilton County for the McCoirmick Machinery of all kinds, if in need of a Mower or Rake or McCormick repairs of any des-cript'on call on him. Ilca'Iqiiart its at J.

H. Campbell's Store, Syracuse, Kansim, ItBOMi.EV, the Jeweler. Subscribe for the This is the last week of the normal. Happy Jack" wants to rent ft house. The round house Hearing com-pletioo.

The Democratic convention meets Saturday. John (Schmidt was trading in town Tuesday. T. B. Martin, of Coolidpe, waa in the city Friday.

H. S. Crittenden was down from Cool idge Saturday. Heft J. Xj.

Kupp for all kinds of fine ucrpenter work. Mr. Hheoltle, of Kendal', was in Syr-ueuse Saturday. Nerve is Home times unnoyinp, but nerves are worse. Fred Mathews, of Cooluipe, wm in the city yesterday.

Dare Hess, of Coolidge township, waa in the city Monday. James Davidson, of Kendall, was in the city Thursday. E. 8. Walker, the Coolidge merchant wan in town Friday lentry Brothers' horc and dog nuuw are headed thlu wuy.

Luther Kreigh. Postmaster at Edwin was la the eitv last week. Jewy und Ziukler were at Holly Saturday night. Henrv Hold run came in frout his Hear Creek ranch Monday. Tbe railroad Is preparing to remove the Coohdge water works.

Orio Forbes, who Uvea away up north, waa in town Monday. W. P. Hriggs and daughter were down from Coolidge Ford left on No. ft Tuesday for Km norm und other points east.

eorge, Downer returned from his tauten trip Tuesday ujorulng. Mrs, Alvin Martin, of Coolidge, wan shopping tn this city Monday. W. A. McFarlan and U.

II. Mac key were in from the south Monday. Sod Ctapp came up from Kendall Monday after a new wind-null. Mrs. Swords and ton Frank are siting relatives In eastern Colorado.

Dr. Boggs, the popular Coolidge pliyaieian, waa la the city Tuesday. J. Mahatfey of the Topeka Paper Co. waa doing business here Tuesday.

Oliver Scott baa fitted up a room In the court houae for sleeping quarters. Mrs, II. 8. Crittenden, of Coolidge, la spending the heated season In Denver. Nome people gossip on auch alight excuse, that they are almost criminals.

Many men think the world envious of them when it la ouly Indifferent. The next Governor of Kansas, J. liailey, will be in Syracuse August 10 P. Worden A son sold JJft bushels of alfalfa seed to Lamar parties Monday. Ifvou waut good bread you umst use good Hour Worden Hon can furnish iU The Rex Wise case was satisfactorily settled by the board of arbitration Monday.

Wurdeo Son have laid lu ft large fctock of old wheat flour frous the best mills la Kansus, and will sell as low as cheaper grades are being sold. Try ooinv and be convinced. -RIDEO AGENTS WANTED ''aaaV one In each town to rido and exhibit a aample 1IKI2 model li 'V 'lycle our manufucturo. tOU OAH MAKE 010 TO IllAlMa lrarlesideahovlDgawheltoriileforyourelf. FL iflAI If.

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