The Daily Reporter from Arkansas City, Kansas • 2

Read This! Dont Fine Cfye Daily Reporter. The Reporter Pub, Publishers. (Incorporated.) Entered at the postoftice at Arkansas City as second-class matter June 21, im. SUBSCRIPTION HATES. Per Week 00 Per Month 20 Per Year 82.00 Adverlisins Kales Given on Application.

Friware See what Cash in Hand will do: No. 1 Salmon 15c. 3 cans Blackberries, 25c. 3 cans G-ooseberries, 25c. Mocha and Java Coffee, per lb 20c.

Star Tobacco, per lb 40c- Horseshoe Tobacco, rer lb 40c. Granulated Sugar, 18 lbs for $1. Sardines in oil, per can 5c. Sardines in mustard, 3 cans 25c. Eight bars Rex Soap 25c.

All California canned goods must go regardless of cost. Going for Song! 2 WEEKS. FOR To get the Greatest Bargains in Ladies' Fine Shoes and Ox fords ever offered in Arkansas City. $1.00 $1.70 $2.00 $2.23 Did you ever stop to think what you can save in one month by paying cash and paying it where you can buy your goods at wholesale prices? Our motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits." Think this over and give old reliable Santa Fe Cash Grocery a trial for one month. A.

F. Hoyt Son, $3,00 $1.50 $2.00 Ladies Button Shoes, $3.00 Ladies Button and Lace, $3.50 Ladies Button and Lace. Ladles Button and Lace, Lad es Button and Labe, S6.U0 Ladies Button and Lace. 53...0 Ladies .1 uliettes Oxfords, $2.50 Ladies uliettes Oxfords, $2.00 Ladies Oxfords, $1.00 Ladies Oxfords, .50 Ladies Oxfords, Baby Moccasins, $1.00 .50 .35. .1 Every Shoe Positively an Artistic, Styling, Fashionable Make.

No Shop Worn Goods. Cannot be Duplicated at Factory Prices; best positions the county Conductor Conway is thorough SCbQOl mat), lie has In tli' fsL ten years conducted some of tlitb normals in the state. The instructors, Profs. R'c Swindler and Price, arc all thoi and rank among the best in west. Their past work in our normals is sufficient recommendation, i Miss Price will conduct a class in drawing during the first two weeks of the normal only.

Supt. Gray will conduct the model training school for teachers and pi-pils. Supt Gray is a thoroughly cquir-ped man in tills line of work, having successfully conducted the same for the past four years in Dickinson and Riley counties. While this is a new departure it is to be of more practical value to teachers and pupils than any other part of the normal. The teachers of the county will have charge of the rooms under the management of Conductor Gray, assisted by an especially prepared principal, who will give her time to supervising, criticising and assisting them, Teachers cannot aoord to miss the model school.

Lectures will be given by Supt. Stanley, Prof, Rice, John McDonald. Prof. Conway and others, dates and subjects to be announced during the normal. examination.

The regular exam; nation of teachers will be held at the close of the Normal, August 21! and 24. All who expect to teach in Cowley county and have not certificates good for the full school year, are expected to attend the examination. The examinations are fast becoming too long and searching for teachers to do themselves justice in one day. Take this examination that you may have two days for the same. School officers are cordially invited to visit the normal and note the work of the teachers that you may be better able to judge the ability of the teachers you are to hire.

All else being equal the teachers who reside in the county and attend the institute and endeavor to keep up witli the times in methods of teaching arc much more successful in the. work and should be ent itled to consideration at the hands of our school officers. The teachers reading circle will be organized during the normal. The state board of education have agreed to make the reading circle books Medevial Europe and Philosophy of teaching as a basis of part of the teachers' examination for the year. Hoard and rooms, furnished or unfurnished can be secured at reasonable rates.

Tor particulars see the county superintendent in the high school building at the opening of the normal. Let every teacher in the county avail themselves of the unusual dp4 portunitles offered. Endeavoring to provide opportunities and help those teachers who are desirous of helping themselves, I am yours, respectfully, J. H. Anderson, Superintendent.

COUNCIL MEETING. Council met last night, all members present except Stauber. The following bills were allowed: E. D. Eddy 84.00, J.

E. Nash $14.00, J. E. Nash $3.31, E. B.

Gordon $.50, J. R. Nelson $100.71, J. H. Brown $6.80, II.

Snyder Co. $11.20, G. Y. Davis $60.30, A. J.

Lamb $1.75, John Gibson $2.00, E. B. Gordon $2.00, W. R. Blair moo, W.

F. Wilson $1.20, J. 1). Love $1.05, W. Donly $1.00.

Total $278.88. Petition to stop Hamilton Ringing bell referred to ordinance committee. Petition to allow present ordinance regulating conduct at depot to remain received. Water committee reported extension of water service to mills could not be made while receiver was in A1 HORN'S Sign Big Boot. For Rent.

Eighty acres, 12 acres in orchard, 18 ceres pasture, fenced. Part cash and part grain; 2 miles from sas City. V. TitiMi'Kii, 421 S. Summit.

Office In Hess Basement, 5th Ave. C. A. MCCOKK, i Mltors- WEDJi ESDA 1, UL 1 7, ISM. Capt.

Hatch's bill of particulars against the reformatory board seems to be full and complete in every respect. The court will render judgment in his favor on the pleadings. It seems a Guthrie minister, Rev. Joel P. Smith, had quite a "high old time" over in Geuda Springs with a lady from Oklahoma.

The Herald says "He may be all right and we hope he Is, but it strikes us as If he was an elder out on a lark." The Guthrie Leader writes him up also. Tiik fallacy of comparing this country to Mexico in connection with the silver matter is apparent when it is considered that Mexico is a buying nation while ours is a selling nation. Who would refuse to take our silver dollars at 100 cents when they could exchange them for a dollar's worth of our products? When we cease to (incriminate against our own currency other people will do the same. What people want in a currency is not so much a promise to pay as a piomise to receive as long as we have things to sell. "James, what have you been doing in the garret?" It was his wife who spoke.

"You won't betray me, Elizabeth?" exclaimed the prominent politician, pale and agitated. "Betray you? Certainly not, What have you been doing in the garret?" "Elizabeth," he replied in a hoarse whisper, "I have been looking to sec if anybody has discovered my views on the silver question. Thai's where 1 keep them!" Chicago Tribune. Never before was such a right made against a "dying" cause as is being made by the gold-bugs against the cause of free silver, says the Topeka Journal. They are not only pouring out money like water but they are using every effort to prevent any expression by the people.

Why do they do this if, as they claim, "the Silver craze is dying out?" Why don't they just let it die? Or- better yet, they might marshal their cohorts at the free silver conventions held under partisan auspices and vote It out. The fact is their experience in Kentucky was enough for them. They don't want to try that again. Tney will use their best efforts to keep the people from getting together. COWLEY COUNTY NORMAL INSTITUTE Will be held in the high school building, Arkansas City, Kansas, beginning Monday, July 29, 7:30 a.

and closing Thursday; August 22, 1805. To the teachers and all friends of education, greeting: It is with pleasure that the announcement of the annual session of the Cowley County Normal Institute is presented to you. We Have spared no means nor effort to make this the equal, if not better than any normal of the state. It Is quite important to all teachers, if they expect to teach, to attend the inst'lu und keep in line with the progress of education and edu atlonal methods. Other things being equal the teacher wl utte id 11 institute and associations are the ones who lipid tl St.

Charles Leading Dollar a Day House, Located in I leart of the city, Special Rates by the Week. 401 South Summit. We Sweet and Sour Milk Ice. Plenty of Ice Cream. 123 North Summit.

at once to Southwestern Soldiers' association for use. The ordinance regulating conduct at the depot was passed forbidding all persons soliciting travel for hack's, busses or hotels on any part of platforms or depots. The Santa Fe was granted the use of Santa Fc street for. two blocks except ten use of track around the round Resolution to repair guttering on Summit street passed and ordered published. Washington, 16.

Senator of Arkansas, who joined with Senators Harris arid Turpie in issuing a call for a conference of silver Denn -erats in Washington on the IS of August', has 'written a letter to a friend in Washington, explaining the origin of the call and the purpose of the meeting, lie says: ''At Memphis, after the adjournment of the meeting there a number of Democrats from different states had a meeting and, after some consideration, that meeting requested Senators Harris, Turpie and myself to take steps to organize the silver Democrats so they should be fairly represented in the next national convention. We concluded that the best way to do this was to first organize a national central committee of silver Democrats, consisting of one or more members for each state, and let these members look after the organization of their own states. To select genth -men for membership of this committee by correspondence seemed slow, and hence it was concluded to invite one or more gentlemen of character and cxper'once from each state to meet in Washington and select, if the thought well of it, this central committee. This is ail there is of it, as I understand." The general impression seems to have gone out that this conference was to be a mass meeting. Senator Jones' statement puts it in a different NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Fred Williams, a colored at Beaumont, attempted to board a freight train on the Frisco this morning. He caught the rods and attempted to swing under the car onto the breakbeam, but missed. it and fell under the, wheels and the train cut him in two. He was badly mangled.

Baltimore 5 37 22 627 Boston oi 36 25 .590 68 40 28 .588 Chicago 73 41 32 .662 Cim-innati 37 .661 Cleveland 70 39 31 .557 Brooklyn 00 36 30 .545 63 34 .540 New York 64 32 32 .500 60 24 36 .400 St. Louis 70 24 46 .343 Louisville 64 12 62 .188 AT CHICAGO. Chicago 16, Philadelphia 8. AT CINCINNATI. Boston 12, Cincinnati 9.

AT LOUISVILLE. Brooklyn 5, Louisville 0. AT ST. LOUIS. St.

Louis 7, New York 13. WESTERN LEAGUE. Use White Elephant Flour and be convinced that it is the best. The Degree of Honor did well financially last night with their social. Kansas City.

Detroit Won Lost Perc 38 23 .623 35 28 .556 35 28 .556 33 30 .523 33 31 .516 27 35 .435 26 36 .419 25 42 .373 Milwaukee. Minneapolis. Terre Haute. A very nice hat at Squiers' for 45 cents. 41tf Shirt waists made to order at 41tf A CALIFORNIA POINTER.

You are not asked to buy tickets over the Santa Fe route to California, unless fully convinced that it is a better line than any other. Convincing facts cheerfully ed by local' agents, or they can be had by addressing G. T. Nicholson, G. P.

Monadnock building, Chicago. Here is one: No other road owns its own tracks and runs Pullman palace and tourist sleepers dally all the way between Chicago and Los light. PRIDE. We'll take Pride in showing them. Well take Pride in fitting them.

And you can Pride yourself on wearing the nattiest Shoe that brain and muscle can produce by making your purchases at C. E. Salisbury AT INDIANAPOLIS. Milwaukee 9, Indianapolis 5. AT TERRE HAUTE.

Minneapolis 1, Terre Haute 8. AT GRAND RAPIDS. Kansas City 13, Grand Rapids 11. AT DETROIT. I)etroit-St.

Paul game postponed, wet grounds. charge. Several crossings recommended. Two hundred dollar order was voted Best meals Eat at the Trilby, and lunches in the cityi.