The Evening Tribune from Lawrence, Kansas • 2

Cartright farm again. Rumor says he Site Maine. Preparations are already in progress for the inauguration of the State officers next month. Hon. P.

Bonebrake, is to ne married to some fair liach el in the near future. THe Reas on chairman of the Republican state Cen OVERIJI LAWRENCS, KANSAS, D2CEMBER 7. 1836. John Banks has become quite a pu-galist and prize fighter. tral Committee, will make an effort to Mr.

Elliott is feeding quite a herd of fr 7 j. (kia irrt t- T' II have all the ex-governors of Kansas present on that occasion, and if it is possible to have them present they will be here on that day. it is a little re BY THE Obligations parents owe to their child' ren. In respect to education. Why markable that every ex-governor of this 8tate is still living, although some of In many rural districts there are par them are firettinsr quite old.

and one or ents who take very little interest in the two very infirm. But they are all living Business Leader education of thoir children and Kansas has passed her twenty-fifth birthday as a State. Tbe men who have Often they pay a teacher fair wages firoverned Kansas, as her chief officers. The Soldiers' Orphans' Home at Atchison is tho newest State institution. It will ask for $30,000 this winter from the Legislature.

Ten thousand dollars appropriated by the last Legislature hare been expended in buildings. It is an institution which should bo fostered. The body of tne creating it makes it a general orphan asjlum. The State has for years been subsidising charitable institutions of this character which the State does not own or control. The Atchison asylum is the first provision Kansas has made for.

its orphans in a State OF would be an interesting group. Here The Star Shoe-Store can and does sell G-oods Cheaper than other Shoe-Dealers in Lawrence is this to come and conduct a school in their neighborhood, and because the teacher does not conduct the school in the same are their names and ages Charles Rob inson, born July 21, 1818, 68 years of age: lhoinas Uarney. born August 20, way schools were conducted when they HOUSE mm 1827, aged 59 years; Samuel J. Crawford, were children, they either keep their born April lo, l3o, 51 years old; xebe 9 children out or become enraged at the teacher and assail him betore they really know the nature of the offence or miah Green, born March 8, 1837, 49 years; James M. Harvey, born Septem Our rent is about one-fourth that of other dealers.

ber 21. 1833. aged 5-3 years; 1 nomas A who is to blame 1 hey very seldom vis Osborn, born October 20, 1836, just 50; it the schools and all they know about lieorge 1. Anthony, born June 1821, asred 62 years; John P. St.

John, born it is from floating reports. All of this could be very easily avoid February 25, 183-3, aged 53 years; George ea ii sucn parents womu can ana see W. Guck, born July 4. 1827, nearly 00: the teacher and kindly talk with-him or ner on tne subject, ask nim an explana John A. Martin, born March 1839, aged 47, and the youngest.

Tne ages of these We sell for cash only. Deadbeat accounts are in the expense-account tion of his plan of instruction and what he considers would be the outgrowth ex-governors aggregate 550 vear3, or an average of oo years. state Journal. a large item of those who Saint Peter sits out by the heavenly gates, his hands on the strings of the iayre, and he sings a low song as he patiently waits, for the spirits of those who expire. He hears in the distance oi sucn, bearing in mind that he has made it a study more than they have), after which such parents could express their wishes, and, if reasonable, could, in all probability, have them granted.

Keeping the child out does not injure the teacher as much as it does the child; it might possibly injure the teacher's reputation for a shore time, which I affirm, says Judge" Waldo Brown, in the Boston Traveler, that the system of indorsing is all wrong, and should be utterly abolished. I believe that it has been the financial ruiu of more men than, perhaps, all other causes. I think that our young men especially should study the matter carefully in all its bearings, and adopt some settled policy to govern their conduct, so as to be ready to answer tbe man who asks to sign his note. What responsibility does one assume when he indorses a note? Simply this: lie is held for the payment of the amount in full, principal and interest, if the maker of the note, through misfortune, mismanagement or rascality, fails to pay it. Notice, tbe indorser assumes all this responsibility, with no voice in the management of the thw chorus of song, that twells at the do a credit business, hence they must mark their goods higher to cover this considerable loss.

Our other store-expenses are much foot of the throne, and he smiles as the music is wafted along, and warbles this lay of his own: "There is room in this could be redeemed, but one term of Pla-inc: to the tune of LOW PEI0ES Strainin for trade in the, OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. Showing bargain? that cannot be matched by any of our neighbors. Determined to prove to buyers of Overcoats that we are giving BETTER VALUE than EVER BEFORE SeveralThousand Dollars Represented in Novelties for Fall and Winter, in Men's, Youths Boys' and Children's Light, Medium and Ho ivy-weight Dress Overcoats. Our stock is com posed of a selection from the cream of th best New York manufactures. We are also making special efforts to reduce our immense stock of MENU YOUTHS', BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, Underwear, Hats, Caps, If Low Prices will do it.

INSPECTION IS DESIRED. GLAD TO SHOW YOU WITHOUT URGING YOU TO BUY. STEINBERGS, THE KINO CLOTHIERS, region for millions of souls, who by sor row and woe were bereft: 'tis for those school can never be regained and often the chiht, being behind, gets discourag ed so that it will not try to obtain an education, and the result is that the child grows up ignorant of its relation to neighbors and society in general. who have suffered the melody rolls, but The difference between the civilized the Kickers must turn to the left. There is room for the people who when they were young, presisted in sowing wild oats, but who boomed up their city with sinew and tongue, but the Kickers must go with the goats.

There is room people, and the wild Indians, is that tbe former are educated, and the others not. The better one is educated, tbe further business and no share in the profits of he is from barbarity. When I say edu for the people who pointed with pride, to the beauty and growth of their town. the transaction, if it prove profitable; catedl mean mentally, morally and who kept singing its praises and chnrms but with a certainty of loss if, for any of physically. This being an enlightened nation we the reasons stated, the principal fails to till they died, but the Kickers will please amble down.

They'd say that the music was all out of tuue, and the smaller than those of other dealers in this city. The several items of expense enumerated above which we save, aggregate hundreds of dollars in the course of a year, all of which we give our customers the benefit of by selling our goods that much cheaper. Do You See the Point M. M. MANLE Star Shoestore, Henry-street.

pay the note. owe our lives to its promotion and support. We need our best intellects at the angelic robes hand-me-downs, and head of our nation, and institutions, but they'd send for a jeweler off to tho moon, to sample the gold the crowns Nomura in current literatnro can be more interesting than ex-Minister So while there is room for a million of WWW a a mm al many a bright, promising mind has been blighted in the bud because some parents have, not taken enougu interest vvasiiDurne'3 article on tne downfall ot souls, who by sorrow and woe were 739 Massachusetts Street. bereft, we want no complaints cf the in it. the French Empire which is to appear the first number of Scribner'r Maga music that rolls, so tbe Kickers will Possibly the child has poor clothes send it in its rags it is the mind and not turn to the left." Globe.

zine, to bo published on December 15th next. When it is remembered that Mr. xvr i.i il. i i New Advertisements- Olio Mississippi The Direct sod Fast Line jry. Ita causes, ana a new and suc 1887'.

cessful CUBE at your own the clothes, to be cultivated. Possibly the teacher is imparting instruction in a way you do not like; go and talk with him and if need be have the objection removed but do not wreak your vengeance on the innocent child; give it a chance. You are helping to pay the teacher; so home, by one who was ueaf twenty-eig'ht 5'ears. Treated by most of the noted spe tv usuuuruu was luu ouiy minister 01 any leading nation who had the courage to remain in Paris during the Siege and the and while the Republic was being established, it may be well imncinfld t.ha tho stnrc ha has to tell of Harper's Magazine, cialists without bonent. Cubed iumself in three months, and since then hundreds ot oth CINGIMAT ers, ull particulars on application.

)THE( NEW YORORIBUNE. While THE lSTEW TOBE vmTXLTZ TBI-BTNE is the most expensive publication of Itc class In the United States, nevertheless its price is now fixed at SI a year, the Semi-Weekly at in both cases an extra copy with a club of 10. The campaign Just closed found the country in tbe trough of the political waves The Republican managers have made the best struggle they could against a state of general Rpa-thy. In a few states they have been aided by the inspiring presence of a great leader, whose unpnrhcR have awakened almost the only en T.S.PAGE,No.U West 31bt ew York City get all out of him you can, in the way of ILLUSTRATED. nnTOTm an education.

Do not rail at the teacher, or assail CONSUMPTIVE. you his character; for that is unjust, and you the experience is of histoiic Mr. Washburne has told his story simply, with charming naiveto concisely; and nothing in periodical Harper's Magazine durinar 1887 will contain injure his influence in the school, and no a novel of Intense political, social and roman tic interest, entitled Nerka" a story of Russian life by Kathleen O'Meara: a new novel, matter now competent he is to teach, if his instructions are not received, he is a TTnve von rrmsrh. TVmchitta, Asthma, Indfcrestion Use PARKER'S TONIC without delay. 1c has cured inniiy ot uie worst cuts and is the best remedy for all affections of the throat and limps and diseases arising from impure blood and exhaustion.

The feeble and Kick, EtniCTflincr atrainst disease, and slowly drifting to tho frrave.will in most eases recover their health by the timely use of Pabker's Tonic, but delay Is dancrerous. Take ft In time. Curea when all else fails. Gives new life and Btrengrth to the aged aadiiilirm. 1 at Druggists.

failure, and your children suffer. If he entitled by W. D. Howells; Southern Sketches, by Charles Dudley Warner and Rebecca Harding Davis, illustrated by is of a bad character, he is incompetent, literature will attrrct greater attention, or appeal to larger number of readers, than the papers the ex-Minister to France has contributed to the opening numbers of Scribner's-Magazine. thusiasm anywhere shawn.

The result of tbe campaign In gratifying; its gains are an inspiration; the Democratic losses are a plain guide to the popular drift. From this time forward the country will feel the lift of the advancing wiuiam Hamilton uiDson; trreat American Industries" continued: "Social Studies." by have him removed and have some other person fill his place. F. C. C.

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Green has not gone to Washington county, N. as the Gazette man of this town reported a few weeks ago. His mother, Mrs. Margeret Green, has gone there to visit friends and relatives. Quite a number of folk3 turned out to the literary last Saturday night.

Our literary is running wit a full head of steam, and can interest all who will attend it. Quite a number of our boya have been called before the Grand Jury to tell where they get their whisky. Mr. Steward's new house will be completed and ready for use in a short time. Gooseberry.

SUNDAY SCHOOL the New York Athletic Club; and a large num of Alabama is sixty-six, and Saulsbury, Highest Awards of JUed-li in Luropu and inclusive, from June, 18o0 to June, 186o, one ber of private gentlemen throughout tne coun-tnr havn furnished facts eoccerning the wild the rustic bachelor from Delaware, is vol, 8vo, cloth, 4. America. Tho neatest, safest and most pow Remittances should be made by postofPce game and hunting sports of their seleral local sixty-nino, and looks it. NEWSPAPER. erful remedy known for Khcumatitim, Pleur money order or aratt, to avoid cnance oi loss.

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ip- the two oldest Senators, Judge Kelly, the Father of the House, the venerable Pennsylvania protectionists, leads the list. He is 72 years of age, but Eldndge It has more and abler Contributors than any Address EABFEB ft BBOTESBS, New York, And Winter Resorts In the SontheMt. greasy salves, linaments and lotions are abso throe of Its contemporaries. It stands in the lutely useless, uuware ot mutations unuer The Double Dally Lines of Parlor Cars and 1887. similar sounding' names, such as Capsicum," front rank of journalism, and every person of paiace oieepxng coaches cy this I4n from "Capucin, Capicme, us- they are utterly worthless and intended to deceive.

Ask fok Burnett Notes. intelligence should read It. of Michigan, it is said, is quite as old. Plumb of Illinois is 70, while the Directory records Waite of Connecticut at 75, tions to THE TRIBUNE. Also "BttrsT's Rifle Practice," a book for UhNSO.N'S ANJJ TAKE NO OIHiKS.

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lence. (Established 182 3) The Peninsulars" ARE HERE An epitome of everything that is at UMeneiniiiauOiia, EYanplicaL tec- tractive and desirable in juvenile litera HARPKR'S Wesklt Its nnnirinn aa ture Boston Uouner. has purchased a farm of thirty acres from Aid Hurd of Strawberrytown, for which he pays one hundred dollars per acre. preached on Sunday afternoon. His text was: "The Lord is Good." Horse-back riding has become fashionable with some of our youag folks Sunday afternoons.

On Tuesday afternoon last while returning home from Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. VValbridge had a narrow escape from being seriously injured. While passing the residence of Peter Laptad, their team became frightened at a bunch of straw lying in the road and wheeled around, breaking the wagon, and throwing Mr. Walbridge out over the dashboard.

Mrs. -W. was also thrown out, both were badly bruised, but not seriously injured. The team ran for home with the front wheels dangeling behind them. After a run of a mile and a half the team was stopped by Mr.

John Pierson. The damage to team and wagon is considerable. The committee on the christmas-tree meets Tuesday and Friday evenings of this week to perfect arrangements and practice singing for the occasion. It was Mr. Lovett that has a new wind mill instead of Mr.

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Cuief among1 its many attractious tor the coining: year is a serial which has been in active preparation tor sixteen years. It is a history ot our own country in its most critical time as set forth in THE LIF OF LINCOLN, BY HiS CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES, JOHN NIC0LAY AND COL. JOHN HAY. This great work, beg-ua with the sanction of President and continued under the authority of uis son, the lion, itobert X. Lin-coin, is tue only i'uh aud authoritative record of the life oi Abraham Lincoln.

Its authors were tiends of before his presidency; they were most intimately associated with him as private seeret iries throughout his term ot office, aud to them were transferred upon Lincoln's death uil his private papers. Here will be told the inside history of the civil war auu of Presiuent Lincoln's administration, important details of which have hitherto remained unrepealed, that ttiey tnignt first appear la this authentic history. Uy reason of the publication ot this work, THE WAR SERIES, which has bee a followed with unflusru-iDg interest by a great audience, will occupy less space during- the coming year. Gettysburg will be described by tien. Hunt (Chief of the? Union Artiiiery), Gen.

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"The Hundredth Man," a novel by Frank K. Stockton, autiior of "The or the Tiger?" begins iu Novemba Two novelettes by Georsre W. Cable, stories by Mary Haliock roote, -'facie Kemus," Julian Hawthorne, Edward Eagles ton, and other prominent American autnors, will be printed during the year. SPECIAL. FEATTJRE3 ana noia upon puouc esteem and conndence was never stronger tnan at the present time.

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A cold wave struck us last week. Our literary is still booming right along. The officers elected at oar last meeting were: President, Rob Watts; Vice-President. Tom Hoi bert; Secretary, Miss Clara Hellstrom; Treasurer, Morris Longan acker a very able set ot officers, Miss Hellstrom, in particular, making the best Secretary we have ever had. Wonder what has become of Jim Burgess' party, to be given on Christmas? Quite a little excitement occurred among tho colored brethren about duck stealing last week.

R. W. Watklns is about convalescent. L. Winters and W.

Trimble returned from 'Noxie." where they went to work on the K. W. N. railroad. Sigel Literary Society has been resuscitated to life once more.

Had quite a lively debate last Saturday evening. The question for debate was: Resolved, That the prohibitory law in Kansas is a failure. Chief affirmative, Geo. W. Fetetiih; assistants, J.

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