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and alleys, or to the vacant grauud and collected in the same manner JHE 8T. PAUL JOURNAL Telephone No. 49. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR as general taxes. Sec.

3. It shall be the duty of the street commissioner to certify A stockman trying to buy a lot of stock cattle in Kansas City last week, sent up a howl against the Democrat administration that made the people for a block around sit up and listen. Sellers wanted to charge him $8 for stock cattle. He said the Wilson administration was putting him out of business, because he couldn't pay such prices. to the city clerk, before the general W.

W. GRAVES. Editor-Publisher. St Paul, Kansajs, June 18,1914. ANNOUNCEMENTS, tax levy i-s made for said city, the lot.

and block number and the ad 1887 the Hatch act established agricultural experiment stations and in 191 4 the Lever bill appropriates; a large sum of money "for taking agricultural knowledge, the results of scientific experiments to the people. The bill provides that the money shall be used in field demonstrations in agriculture and in the teaching of home economics to those not resident at the Agricultural College. The Federal appropriation for each state the first year is to be, $10,000 and the Kan dition or original town Ion which he has destroyed grass and weeds. R. B.

SMITH, of Chanute, announces that he will be a candidate for or on street or alley that abbut on property on which he has destroyed the office of COUNTY ATTORNEY grass and weeds, together with the The Columbus Modern Light, the democrat paper of Cherokee county, the home of Bill Sapp and of Neosho county, subject to the will ei the Democrats of the county at cost of the same. Sec. 4. It shall be the dutv of sas Agricultural College will use the August, 1914, primary. His course his plug hat, is booming Farreliy $3,200 for two district demonstra- the city clerk to enter the 'amount In the future, if nominated and elect- for senator.

tion acents one for southeastern that have been charged against ed -will be parallel with the record he made when holding that office. 1 i 1 Kansas and the other for north- real estate in said city for the pur-western Kansas and $4ooo for the pose of destroying grass and weeds four county agents of Lyon, Miami, thereon, or on streets and alley on Adv. -k -w mm I A. 1 JOHN W. LAPHAM, of Chanute, announces that he yill be a candidate for COUNTY ATTORNEY of Neo- 2,530 tor rlome iiconomics will De general lax oramance wnicn is used for salaries of two women for made for the year, at the next regu- A.

lot of good people have been fooled into becoming socialists just because the economic features have been prominently held up before them while the social features have been held in the back ground. Not.much is said in socialist propaganda literature about the abolition of the Christian religion, the elimination of marriage, which schools in home econom- lar levy after said work has bee' tiho county, subject to the WILL of ics the work to continue thruout done, and said city clerk shall cer the DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY in August, 1914. He promises his best abil the year and for three others for tify to the county clerk the amount movable school work for the sr 1112 charged against said real estate ity in maintaining law and order in months For the second year, if and the same shall be collected ui the county, at the least expense to are fundamentals of socialism. $9 and 10.50 per hundred lbs. the legislature assents to the pro-1 the same manner as general taxe the taxpayers.

Adv. Tl 1 1 1 1 visions of the bill, Kansas will re- Sec. 5. All ordinances or parts ceive another $10,000 and an ad- of ordinances conflicting with this Cate for the office of Commissioner. aws prevent the filing of use- ditional appropriation of 56 ordinance are hereby repealed.

and for the next seven vears an Sec. 6. This ordinance shall be nrst District Neosho countysubject iess courts, or suits 01 tne annual appropriation of $12,00 in in full force and effect from and to the will of the Democrats of said su-tdJtcu name-up uictsa. vvc don't believe a law can be made lo addition to the appropriation of the after its passage, approval and pub district, at the August Primary elect cover such a case unless it has con preceeomg year, tne total tor tne ncanon. year beginning July 1, 1022, being Passed June 17, 1914 trary or bad features that might in Wchave a complete line of mick and Milwaukee binderes, ion.

B. B. FITZSIMONS, EL Paul, Kansas. some cases defeat the ends of jus $100,446, which snm less $10,000 Approved June 17, 1914. tice.

We believe a law obliging the must be duplicated by the State. C. J. Cooney, 1 1 1 t. iftThv AnnmincA mvflftlf a can- Juuc "curu suui a All work provided for by this bill Attest Mayer rfMt fnr- rmmtv rnmmiBftioner from Case to tax Up all the COSts, in is to be handled thru the Division A.

Hopkins, City Llert- rf tn th decision eluding tne attorney iees 01 tne ae of College Extension. It will be of the Democrat nrimaries. fendant, to the party bringing the 1 1 rr seen tnat Dy using approximately George E. Moses passed away 70 per cent each year for ndd rwHav mnminr at TT-n -n mtt.t.tto suit ana to commit tne orrenaer to j.z xr I tail until the costs are paid, wouU uauuiiMrdiiunb ivdiiMbvm pruu- june 11,1914, at his home near ably be able to add about seven Arrw n1a Hie death was due 1 wish to announce to the voters of havc; tlie effect of putting an en the 1st commissioner district that I 10 rainc-up ctsct, new county agents each year, ap- tn ran nn farf flml nerk and am an applicant for nomination as propriating $800 to $1,000 to each he sufferer. Had he county commissioner for eaid district That Kansas law which requires county towards salary 01 said Hved til Tulv he wouId and rakes.

We also carry a large line of repairs for all stands and makes of machines, or can get them in a few hours notice; bring the number or the old piece. We can take care of your business large or small. Our lines are complete and of the best that can be be bought. Give us your repair order Now DOWD BROS. county agent.

at the August primary, subject to tne teachers to have spent so many been 80 vears old. Democratic voters of district. vears hi eh school before bemsr He was born in Ohio, Juh I at fj FAST MISSION J. W. BLiAlNhi.

ehp-ihle to receive a teachers certi 1835, moved from Ohio to Indiana ficate may be a step in the right di- with his parents! and was married A reliet trom the neat came I hereby announce myself ae a can rection but unless some of the otii- 3o Miss Permealie Needy. Twelve Tuesday morning after the rain didate for congress from the third dis- er school laws are amended, it is of children were born to this union. Jo. Fager jr. Sundayed with his verv little practical value.

Nine- nine of whom are still living, Mrs. trict of Kansas subject to the decision of the Democrats at the Primaries cousins, the m. Fagar boys E. S. Jones, of Locust Grove.

Ok tenths of the teachers are employed in country schools where no part next August. The policies of Presi The dance at Chas Heck was lahoma. S. MoseSf of Ka4 dent Witeon constitute my platform, fairly well attended Monday night c- a Wc nx cni1fi, k'nc -I of a high school course is taught, and where under the present plan ucspiic mc uucdicuuig MrSi Mattie Brasier, South as I believe he has "made good." PATRICK J. McGINLEY.

Prontenac, Kansas. of onlv one teacher to a district' it uotner aance is announceu lur Mouml Kas. Mrs. Mollie Haveiy, cannot well be taught. Of course 1 I ui i -J.

no a teacner cannot wen De too wen illie Lfunanuc, inouicr diui Hreen Rrier, Tr5 Rrnie t- 1 FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE. educated, but it may also be said ter came up irom rarsons carar- Arr nw I will be a candidate for state rep- that some of the best rural teachers clay evening in tneir auto tor an Moses of Archer, Okla Mrs PAUL. H. KIMBALL, President. JOHN MADL, Vice-President H.

CARPENTER, Cashier. C. L. MILLER, AbsL Cashier. resentatlve for Neos(ho County on the never saw the inside of a high over sunaay visit wun ivx.

t- Mav, nf TncUct Grove; Okia. 1 Democratic ticket at the primary to school. This question brings up uonanue ana iamny. I TTe moved frnm Indiana tn Osnffp another. Why are there no nign J-red Jawrence apcu- AKcctVn -ah vpq am -i be held August 4.

ALF. Q. WOOSTER. I busch, Albert Lucy and 'Paul Se- fhf Wpt anH schools in the country, and are they needed? The chief reason there vart spent Sunday evening with A. tierc a few yearSf then mrovcd A.

Vohs and family. to Chanute. and then moved back! for County Clerk. are no high schools in the rura -r 1 7 1 will be a candidate for the of districts is they are too expensive JNirs. ino.

laming ana aaugmcr. fn -THn: THE ST. PAUL STATE BANK, "The Bank cf Service and 1898., Solicits your business on the merits of our prompt and reliable attention given every detail, and every courtesy extended consistent with good banking methods. fice of county clerk on the Demo- for the small districts In most Florence, Called On Mrs. Wm.

tag Tprn'fnrv vPtir; atrr. nMr Pn-nr cratic ticket, subject to the will of cases it would require an extra er and daughter Mary Wednesday rveelr The hnHv -iv fallen r. 1- t. I the voters at the primary election, teacher, and an extra class room, aiiemOOn OI labl WCCK nt a nnA-UlA tn rt August 4, 191 4 for a few pupils. fhe fact that veima cnneiaer is staying wun Hp inve nnri rPsnPft nf A.

Rettig. her erandnfother, Mrs. T- E. be- Phillip Chanute, Kansas. every one wno knew and it many farmers go to the great inconvenience of sending their chil vart, at present.

dren to the town high schools in Fearing that the wheat would get too ripe and fall dawn, most of can bo truly said of him that he spent his life in doing for others, which is the most that can be said for any one when it comes their time to leave this World. For Congressman. I herebv announce myself as can dicates the desire for high school education. And town high schools the fanners who had wheat to cut didate for Congressman from the educate the young people awav were seen in their fields Sunday inirci eistnct ot Kansas to uemo from the farm rather than to it Quite a ncmber of this vicinity "My Father when I think of -Thee, cratic voters, subject to the will of which is the wrong tendency at attended the base ball game on the Hen and Boys To Buy a Good Thin Model Watch at this Salt ELGIN OR WALTHAM Tis but a step to Calvary. the Democratic primary August 4.

this lime. The solution would ap- College grounds Sunday, between The funeral services were held at the M. E. church house at the pear to be the consolidation of two Mulberry and St. Paul, in whicii 1914.

O. b. Gibson. Arkansas City, IKansas. or more districts with a large build he latter won 8 to 2.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sevart, Her ing and two or more teachers.

man, Lawrence and Johnny Speil- We understand that the Bull bush Sundayed with A. A. Vohs LEGAL REFORM AT HAND. Mooscis think the initials G. O.

F. Chaptl, conducted by Rev. Roberts, pastor of the Free-will Bapt'st church, of Locust Grove. Father, he has gone out into the great world of strangers to earn his living, I pray Thy blessing upon the lonely ones left in the and family. stand fnr Greerlv OH Pnrtv.

I rr1 -1 Chris Wehner and family sun ine appomunent Dy uov. iiajor dayed with Chas. Busse. SnltVitnr Vnll- ti-. Ttrwtr.i ot a commission 01 nt teen eminent 12 SIZES Elgin or Waltham 7 jewels with a 20 year Gold Filled Open Facerf Case, Complete Commerce Commission is undoubt- Jyers to suggest reforms in old Home.

May He never forget edlv rnm Missouri Missouri coue 01 court procedure 12 SIZES Waltham or Elgin 15 jewels with a 29 year Gold Fill-en Open Face Case, Complete only. $10.00 I 1 i -1 I snouiu marK ine Degmning 01 ine As soon as a watchful waiting me potentiality ot m- rolicv wins. President Wiknn will sigmncani legal tecnnicanties, ana only fie entitled tn indnW in little a major portion of the law's delay. 1 the lovings hearts that wait for letter, nor the faces that long more than ah others to see his face again, to see him as he went away, blithe, gentle pure. Uplift his homesick heart with a sense of Thy gracious presence in his hours of discouragement and Jonliness.

Let him not forsake Thy altar. Father, i $7.95 raucous laughter at the expenc of nas Deen Vom om now tnese a lot ot wise ones who said that vuwi wuuu such a policy would never do. xYav TO JusllJe a to cat (First publishel in the St. Paul Tournal, June 18, 1914.) ORDINANCE No. 53.

An ordinance providing for the destruction of grass and weeds in the streets and alleys of the city Joi St. Paul, Neosho county, Kansas, by the owners of property abbutting on such streets and alleys, and to provide for Ihe destroying of same and charge the cost of such destruction to the abbutting property; the same to apply to vacant ground. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Conncilmen of the City of St. iiic very ciius 01 inc law. lviis- guard his heart from growing sear uuaa liActuuvc lias uccii Uiic ui Ulster is an quiet as Vera Cruz.L.

0 A a 1 niv. nival ouivti auu xi viviil ui rv and for the same reasons. ed from contact with companions Cl 9 111 UlC LdUJC UI IC1U1I11 111 U1C of a coarser mold. May he never courts, and has laid the way clear be tempted by the baubles that glit As soon as mediation began to Jewels $11.95 12 Size Elgin or Waltham, 17 With 20 year Gold Filled Open Face Case. Complete, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DIAMONDS ter along the crooked paths.

Let not his environment-sap any part look like a good thing the Mexi can rebels wanted some. of his well-being, mind or body, Paul. Kansas Section 1. Every person or per There is no excuse for idleness in the big cities now. Kansas, Ne JOHN scum, sons pwning real estate in the city JEWELER' 1807 Main, Parsons Watcn and Jewelry Repairing Mail Orders Filled braska.

Missouri Oklahoma and of St. PaulAKansas, shall, as often other places are yelling loud for as necessary to keep in a clean md harvest hands at good wages. sanitary condition, cut all weed and grass growing on the streets protect him who may some day be granted the sacred privilege of manhood. Keep him happy and true and open the ears of -his fellow-workers to the song of him who is going about his work so bravely. Prevent them from destroying his faith in human sympathy.

Father, I commit him to Thy loving care, may he adJ lo Thy glory. Amen." J. C. Fausset, Archer, Oklahoma. for an early remedy for many of their shortcomings thru the selections he has made.

The layman who has felt a resentment against some prescribed procedure of the courts, which have seemed oftentimes to cumber ihe methods by which simple justice is sought, may take heart. These fifteen men, versed in the law and familiar thru years of practice before the bar and on the bench with the needs of the case, are ad mirably fitted for the task assigned them. To their number, after the fall elections, will be added a committee of three each from both branches of the Legislature to familiarize themselves with the commission's recommendations and to present them in turn to the npper and lower branches of the Gen-tral Assembly. "Off and on for several years I had attacks of kidney says C. C.

Fiant, of Erie, Kans. "1 suffered from sharp pains in the Every time one of Mr. Bryan's ideas shows signs of working out successfully his enemies begin lo hate him worse than ever. small cf my back and my bladder can never destroy. Write yours by kindness, love and mercy on the hearts of the thousands you come" in contact with year by year, and you never will be forgotten.

No your name, your deeds, will be as legible on the hearts you leave behind as the stars on the brow of the evening. Good deeds will shine as bright on earth as the stars heaven. was lnhamed. bometimes the kid ney secretions passed too frequent ly, then again the flow was scanty and nainftil Dnan'c A THROW OUT THE LINE. i a i a iiir cured me.

I have had no need of and alleys adjoining such real estate to the center of the street or alley on which such real estate ab-buts; the same to apply to vacar ground. Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the street commissioner to notify real estate owners that the and grass growing on the streets and alleys adjoining their properly, or on vacant ground, is a nusiance and to destroy the same, then if the owner of said real, estate fails Jo destroy thet said grass and weeds on the street or alley adjoining hi property, or on acant ground, within a period of five (5) days, then the said street commissioner shall cause tlsaid weeds and grass lo be destroyed and the cost of such destruction shall be taxed against the reaiestate adjoining such streets a kidney medicine since. I gladly confirm my former endorsement of Doan's -Kidney Pills." Price 50c, at all dealers.

Don't According to Dunn's commercial report eggs were one cent a dozen higher in New York last week than at the same time last year. Chinese eggs don't appear to be having a big run in New York. The same report shows butter only a cent and a half lower than last year. A socialist speaker out at Pratt referred to the' -American flag as a 1 "rag." one evening last week. By being good sprinter he beat the crowd to the depot, but he got in front of a few stale eggs before he got onto the train.

THE LEVER EXTENSION BILL. simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Fiant had. Foster-Mil-burn Buffalo, N. Y.

Give the Kidneys Help and Manv People Will Be Happier. "Throw Out the Life Line" Weak kidneys need help. They're often overworked they don't get the poison filtered out of the blood. Will you help them? Doan's Kidney Pills have brought benefit to thousands of kidney sufferers. Rear this Erie case: After all the hue and cry over the loss of the Mona Lisa, the thief gets off with twelve months an prison.

The fact that he was an Italian, tried in an Italian court or stealing a painting the French carried out of Italy, may nave had something to do with Jt. Picture show Monday night. On May 8 President Wilson signed the third igreat agricultural measure in the history of this country. In 1863 the Morrill bill established agricultural colleges, in "Live for something. Do good and kave behind you a monument of virtue that the storms of Hie.