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A 1PJjl JjjJL 171 VOL. 8. TltiniJNE, KANSAS, FJUDAY, AIMUL 1Q, .11 OVER THE COUNTY, CLUBBING OFFEll, We have inada arrangements with tho old reliable Kansas Commoner, pub DIltKCTORY. NTATU. ere's what Von want Wheat la doing well in this part of! the country, but rain would be very beneficial, Mrs, James Start, of MtCracken and Mrs.

Muiroy, of Hiya City, are vUitiug Mr, and Mrs. Runt, Suit. Albert Start and Commodore Hail, of McCracken, were in tho city Tuesday on their way to Cripple Cieek, Col orado. The school butird of Topeka has issued 34,000 worth of refunding bonds YOU CAN GET Three papers for $1.50. THE TOPEKA ADVOCATE iKSJr, 81.00 THE TRIBUNE LEADER; feW 81-00 WOMAN'S HEALTH JOURNAL! .50 82.50", NEW HOVE HAPPENINGS.

Hy Amkik-iih. Birthday dinner at Ilarvry Hurnett's Katurday, Hut, Haptist protracted meetini" beainn at New Hope Wrdnrtdny evening the 8tb, Inst. Mr. Unquiet of the Sweede colony has been passing; frequently to tint live town, Tovner, to Undo. A sawing boo la anuonnred for the 7th at C.

J. Mntnyer'a in honor of MisH Jennie' birthday and her and Oorci 'h return from Normal. I think I shall 20 and write, it up for yon next weifc. V. A.

Sandusky brought his daughter and two sons over from Colorado t)a last day of school. They took an active part in the exercises. For a man that lived to be an old bach Will has aided very wise. Though many years were thrown away, he has a fair prospect for company as long an he lives. Bachelor friends, why not fellow suit? There would be fewer widows and orphans and you quit that hubit of looking down your nose.

On Monday the Gib, New Hope school cloned lor the season. The patrons rami early, bringing their dinner, cletei mined to ace the entire closing core-monies of a successful term of school, Thirty visitors residing in Hie district and eight from abroad were pre-ent. The afternoon was spent in entertain, ment: 1st. song by school, "Uncle Sam's School" followed by declamations by Bennie Hurt, Grace Jdfcrs, Catl Coleman, Florence Jones mid Eddie Hurt. "Were a Bund;" Declamations by Oscar Hurt, Maggie Kiebe, John Coleman, Harry Momyer and Pearl Coleman; Smg, "When wo are Women and Men." Declamations by Minnie Hurt, Jenny Momyer and Ota liamseyj Song, Pearl and Carl Colo man; Declamation, Alice Jones, As-berry Hurt, R.

and J. Jones; Song by Coleman's quartett; Declamation 8. G. R. Momyer and Nora White; Speech by County Superintendent Phillips and a few words by C.

J. Momyer and 8. Leaf and wife. Cloet ty Sung, "Mr Country "Pis of Tl.ee," ai.d a distribution oranges and pop corn balls to nil. Miss White's school work is highly appreciated and uhe has won the esteem of the entire community.

The Republicans of Massachusetts and Minnesota have held their state conventions to send Delegati-s to the National convention and accepted the advice of the New York goldbug meet tngs and in their resolutions come quarely out like men and adopted the single gold standard. Minnesota resolves for Bound money intercbangable with (-ilvcr, governed by international agreement end all to be regulated by the gold standard. Kansas republicans say "dish us up a aop, boys, no matter what it is we are loyal to the G. O. P.

and will swallow it, March Murdock and all." Now pleaee read what the "plumed knight" said in congress; then please tell us where you are at. G. Blaine said: "I believe thai the struggle now going; on in this country and in other countries tor a single standard would, if siiceatsful, produce wide spread disaster in and throughout the commeiciai World. The destruction of silver as money and the establishment of gold as the sole unit of value must have a ruinous effect on all forms of propeity except those investment wuichyielda fixed return in money. These would be enormously enhanced In value and Would gain a dispropor- tional and unfair advantage over every other species of property." If, as most reliable statistics affirm, thie are nearly $7,000,000,000 of coin or bullion in the world not very unequaly divided between gold, and silver it is im possible to strike silver out olexittence as money without results that win prove distressing, to millions and utter )y disastrous to tens of thousand.

WH1TELAW WUITTLINGS. By liuzz Saw, Miss May Johnson was in the city Sunday. Jas. Lovett moved to his new bouse last week. Robt.

Start and Pat Davey went to Horace Sunday. Pat Davey is putting in a large cfop of barley this year. Jas. Lovett and wife were' visiting at J. S.

Davidson's Sunday. Mr. Tbornley and family, of Horace, wers guests of A. E. Parsons and family Sunday.

Onr Sunday School is progressing nicely. We had a large attendanc Iast8an(tay. Tbe same old hoy took bis usual tic pass for Horace Sunday evening to see bis best girl. A. E.

Parson is doing a fine ib papering bis house and will be ready to in Governor E.N.Morrill Lieutenant Governor J. A.Troutman Secretary Of ritate C. Kd wards Auditor of State Geo. E. Oole Treasurer 0.

G. Atherton Attorney General F.B.Dawes Sept. of Public Instruction Stanley Chief Juatlco David Martin Asaociate Justices, VV. A. Johnson S.

II. Alien GniiKMsy CuVktv. itep'Hhentalive M. Glenn Clerk Kobt. Kadie.

Clerk of Dietiict Court C. K. Gerard Probate Judge V. T. Honor.

Register of Deeds Henry Weaver. Sunt of Pub. Instruction W. V. Phillips County Attorney Geo.

L. lieid Sheriff James Hurt Treasurer Mrs. Mary E. Wells Coroner C. F.

Rutledge. ComuiiHKioncrs, Monroe Coleman. Henry Hinckley. Wm. Martin.

Surveyor W.J. Hill Uariosok Township. Trustee, A.J. Marine. Treahurer A.

E. Parsons, Clerk B. Davidson Justices, V. II. Rogers 15.

M. Chambers Constables, John Morton, T. P. Tucker Colony Township, Trustee K. .1.

Everett. Treasurer T. L. Gorsuch Clerk G. W.

Stienbergor. Juhticee, W. Davis. J. G.

Itamsey. Coiiblables, Charles Locltn J. 11. Tkibun Township. Trustee Milt.

Gregory. Treasurer Wm. Davison. Clmlr G. P.

Hawkins. Justices, T. y. Brecount Kobt. Rockwell.

Constablea, J. 11. Record J. AV. Bryce.

City ok Tuidune. Mayor J. TJ. Brown, CouNCiLMEN. C.

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