The Kensington Mirror from Kensington, Kansas • 1

rv I KENSINGTON, KANSAS, NOVEMBER 27, 1902. VOL 15; blacksmiths; 571 machinists; 3,370 women workers in iron and steel: 890 THE TRUTH AT JiAST. The campaign is over and in the in brass, and 1.775 women workers in hot fight among the factions of the roster Ga tin. republican politicians for senator the Among other unusual employment for women are 100 workers as 'lumber- truth as to. where the republicans get their large campaign- fund is to the surface.

thieves fall out, Cool and raftsmen;" 113 wood choppers; DEALERS IN JU 373 saw mill employes; 440 bartenders; honest men get their dues. Ncte the il 0 2,086 saloon keepers: 904 "draymen" following from a republican paper, The Topeka Herald: and teamsters; 323 undertakers; 143 stonecutters; sixty-three "quarry meu" sixty-five whitewashes, eleven well "The fight in the Republican party WILL SELL YOU over the election of a United States Senator is bringing to the attention borers, and 17 stationary engineers of the public some party secrets. One and firemen. Mahin Magazine. is the source of the liepubJican state 1 committee's campaign fund collected A good Tablet for a penny, aj JSKlEZEg.

cS COAL Also Lime, Cement, Brick, Paints and etc. Our stock is complete. Best grades of Colorado Coal always on hand. A full line of paints. Will meet any.

legitimate competition. The Local Nevspaper. The' editors of weekly papers for the late campaign. Four-fifths of the money, according the gossip in the Copeland hotel lobby, came from good pencil for a penny, and take a greater interest. in and do 'more for the welfare of the locality in which the big corporations have for anything lse kept in a stock twenty-five year maintained expen they live than any other class of busi sive lobbies in Topeka during sessions of the legislature to put through bills of General Merchandise at pro ness men, yet they are no more directly benefitted by the results of their public favorable to their interests, or kill measures hostile to their interests.

portionately low prices. spirited efforts than the merchants and property owners who, perhaps neglect This year," the story gees, the -men who ran the state machine made a deal with the cor F. H. QUINT AR1 Kensington, Kansas. to have their names on the editor's subscription list or fail to advertise in his paper.

porations by which the corporations should put up liberally for" campaign purposes, in consideration of which In attracting trade to the town in which it is published the immense pow fayor the machine men would protect them against legislation of a hostile character. ANYTHING If bit of gossip is true, and it er a local newspaper possesses can hardly be estimated. He who will impartially consider" this assertion will be Fresh Groceries as good as the best at prices as low as the lowest. Try our Stuffed Dates and new Wrinkle Confection. They are line.

comes from persons who were mere or less in touch with the machine dur I convinced of the truth of it. The local paper is very naturally biased in favor ing the campaign, it may account for the activity of the machine managers in trving to organize the House. If In the Lunch or Short Order line call at the sign of "JAKEY of the place of its publication and if given a fair living patronage by home they are to protect the corporations they must have a Speaker who will annoint the "rierht" kind of com business men will guard well their interests, just as ths merchant guards mittees, in order that bills may be re ported favorable or unfavorable, as interests of his individual customer. But if a niggardly suDnort is doled desired. The talk about a Speaker to We now have fresh home made "stand by the new administration," out to it and it is conpelled to solicit or one to be "fair to the senatona If lard and the finest table butter.

WOLFE BROS. PROPS' The best line of Cigars in the City. custom from neighboring cities can candidates," is-for the delectation of the not in justice to, those patrons exert itself in behalf of his town as it otherwise would. Try a system of liberality in the matter of advertising expendi- ure and mark the result. T.

L. COOK COMPANY. The Happy Populist. Plaint of Servant Girts. The Wisconsin state labor bureau has been collecting reasons'Iwhy girls prefer work in factories and stores ta household service.

Inquiries fwere sent to 769 persons. Among answers were these: If ladies would only give girls better rooms, kinder treatment and warmer beds and let them live independently more girls would do Forsixyears the republicans havo been ranting around. savs Th Nebraska Independent, about 16 to 1 and some of thu eastern dailies are still at it, while during that time thy have Si; li: coined mor silver at the ratio of 1C to enrolled, 41 Average attendance, 34 Number perfect in attendance, 18 Cases tardiness, 4 Number visitors, 14 Patrons are earnestly requested to I went into the factory because I i man was ver oinea in tne same time before and they make no sign of WILL PAY THE Highest Market Price For Your Grain, rj Everything conveniently arranged for the accommodation our patrons. HENRY WESTERMAN, Kensington, Kansas. wished to be treated like a human being.

stopping the coinage or changing the ratio. Six years ago they-toldjtus that thre was money enough and they pokd fun at the populist because they The reason wont do housework is Obituary. Mrs. Katherine Williams died at htr late home in the northern part of town Buuday morning of paralysis. Sfat had been 6ick for some time.

The funeral ras held on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the house conducted by Rev. Goss, interment in the Freemont cemetery. She was born inScotland, Nor, 10, lS27.C"vVheneven years of age she moved with her parents to Canada. In 1847 she married Frederick Williams Eight children were born to her.

Sbe because I will not be treated like half a slave and always a nobody. co-operate with us in securing a more regular attendance, also to call and note the work being done. VY- L. Earl, Principal. Report of -Cedar Center school for the month ending Nov.

21, 1902. No. said "more was needed, and if I llke'hoiisework, but, like a host of other girls, I refuse to do it under coind it would start th wheels of industry to whirling. Since that time and especially during the last twoyars present conditions of cases of tardiness 13. Those neith er absent nor t.rdy are Glen Bronson and Minnie and Helen Trump.

Those None of the girls I know would do housework, because a girl, who does it 1UIB lUW Ullage Lkc.nt Knt nn ITatti is always locked upon as a kitchen Tived by her husband and fave children, Edith Clark wmie Trump Ray True ivensinQion Taic oanK of these there were present at me an(j ciella Dersham. Those tardy the 'republicans have been coining silver by the ion and printing paper by the ream and the pressure lor "mort money" is still so great that all the resources of the treasury has been exhausted to furnish it. They told us Us; "the foreigner paid but not absent are Zetta Bronson, Cora and Aldia Dilsaver. Mabel, Mannering, Teacher. funeral, her sons, Colan of Ishpemiug.

Alex ot Kansas, and daughters, Mrs. W.m. Scott of Bancroft, Mrs. Attic Mercer of Iowa. drudge, always on duty and seldom treated justly.

I am treated better in the factory in every way, and, besides, 1 am longer obliged to entertain in the kitchen or receive my friends at the back door, since I can live at home with-my own people. KENSINGTON, KANSAS. migi Mm Organized December 31, 1897. Dopq PrfinprAl Rankino RiiftinpRR vr the tax" and the only salvation of this country was in high tariff duties. Now One-half of the republican party, and especially is that true in the east, are demanding that there shall be a re vision of the tariff.

Manufacturers say that they will be driven out of the L. C. AHLBORN, President. 3iT FRED DIECKHOFF, Vice President. There is'no sign in these replies of an instance on the 'part of servants that they be regarded as members of of the family.

They desire as little to intrude on other circles as they wish for intrusion upon their own. But ..1 i-1 i a. -r j. She was a member ot the M. E.

church for more than fertyyears. She tame withiher husband to this village one year ago. The Commercial joins with the bereaved friends in their sorrow Bancroft, (Michigan.) Commercial. Teachers Association. A county central teachers association will be held at Kensington, Saturday, iDec.

13, at 2 p.m. Music, underidirection of Mrs. When you can't eat breakfast, take Scott's Emulsion. When you cant eat bread conntry if the tariff remains at its present high figure and the wage owner who voted for it are neatly all striking, and stopping the of commerce because they say that "their DIRECTORS. O.

Sanford, Fred Dieckhoff, L. C. Ahlborn, Burrow and Henry Ahlborn. J. i iii 44 tuey uuLupiaiu justly wiieu iaci) oi and DUlter, IZKZ DCOUS social distinctions is thrust upon them Emilkion.

When yOU haVC witb- bald brutality. The Wisconsin t. mi, answers, which would probably be Krtnn lawiriff An mill rim onfl i wages are not sufficent to pay the cost of living under the-high prices charged vii a uutft vhv uiiva K00d for state, suggest that by the "protected" trusts. They near Invocation Rev. Dayis.

wanf cnmpihmc a liffta mortf imon the untactf ul mistress of the ly all voted for the party of high tariff flail TlMnnnnpn.to with QUOta-I li 1: i i KANSAS i inuuhe ueh a Jtiiye uuruen 01 res and did with a whoop. Now they say a a a. a rt uuuaiiuui ximgiii. i sioilitv lor "tne servant trir nrotnem mat me carm is squeezing the yry Faper-rnepros nnaconsor a sue t. as it life out of them.

cessful school Clara lilier. To get Meantime tne populist has gone on yOU FnUSt eai Women Engaged In Callings is way trying to teach the deluded women workers are invading every fat. Scott's Emulsion is a mortals who followed the lead of the line of employment. The census of 1900 makes returns for 303 separate General discussiouled by Anna Wag-jDer. Reading BerthaHatch.

Taper Teachingtof spelling in the grades Nellie McNair. General discussion.led by Sadie tariff grafters and trust promoters, the great fattener, a great Published every evening and Sunday morning, presents all the newn th 24 hours in the most attractive and readable sliap. Well selected lniscellanv special articles on topics of general interest, and carefully editejd, and thorouuh-ly autheniG market reports, make every issue of value to the reader. The Kansas City Star has 100,000 SUBSCRIBERS the largest circulation of any newspaper in the worid published in a Mty -of less than 300,000 population. The Kansas City Star deserves and obtains the appreciation of the reading public or it never would have.achieved such great success.

true science of political economy, and occupations, and in only eight of these strength giver. point out the way whereby the "people do women workers fail to appear Those who have lost flesh could be prosperous and not have all None will be surprised that there the prosperity go to the trusts and are no women amoarr the soldiers vvanf fn inrriac pill hnnv raiiroaa magnates, me populist is sailors and marines of the United happy at the thought of the good work ISSSUeS, not IUI. JCOU.i States government, yet there are 153 I Daily and Snnday, 1 month, 50 Daily and Sunday. 3 months. l.r0 STRSCRIPTIOX RATES- he has done.

Pmutcirtrk tmfvfyerc- 4-ltAm women employed as ''boatmen" and By mail postage Daily and Sunday. 6 monttis, Daily and Sunday, 1 year, sailors. Boyd Eberstein can save you money on farm insurance. Try them. bone, flesh, blood and Delivered by Carriers, 10c a week.

THE KANSAS CITY WEEKLY Women have not as yet invaded the 'Sartfple pies mailed re up-ui request. STAR, ON YEAR, 2S CENTS. Music Lola Smith, Reading Clara Worley. 'contest between pupils ot the of the county, each to be represented by three pupils-Jst and 2nd prizes to be awardedwords to be taken from the spelling text. Music Mrs.

Hobbs. Drill By -scheoTJipupils. Heading Nellie Johnston. Decision of judges and awarding of iprizes. By order of com.

nerve. ranks of the city tire department, still not less than 879 women are re Kill the chicken lice with the Hel-ter Skelter Lice Killer. On sale at Germans. 7-tf ror invalids, tor con turned in -the same general class of "watchmen, policemen and valescents, for consumptives, gf SEwWiLiTE for weak children, for all There are women street car drivers, Do yon take the best daily paper on earth for the money the Kansas City World? Only $1.50 for 312 numbers. who need flesh, Scott's though there are two women "motor-men" and thirteen women conductors.

-a utwm mm- i 5 If yr fswrl Am School Reports. i-muiJBUai a iiii unu win- ror Homo, Stares ssnd Street The Nearest Approach to Sunlight and Almost Cheap. A MAGAZINE THIRTY YERS CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF THE'JDE- XINEATORM3 ALSO THE THIR They have hot as yet taken ujp the Report of the Kensington schools fortable food, an(J a natural employment of telegraph rfind tele ending Nov. 21. 1903.

ARC ILLUMATQaS YTXSk Uftka tout stores lieht ms day. A hooe writes mm phone yet rtf them Hk 1ottf- lasnrm so well tc4 ore are operators on these companies. Scott's Emulsion for bone, note icorKing nign-is uj TV; mantifactnre TABTE L.A3VIPS, WALL TRAMPS, Tf also i flesh, blood and nerve. fCHANDLlKS, STREET LAMPS, Etc. lto Candl i Power ieven hours ONE CENT.

No wicks. No Smoke. N(JTXlor. V1- ihiMnhi fA. THEY SELL.

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TIETH ANNIVERSARY NUMBER. To dojustice to this number, which for beauty aud utility touches the highest mark, it would be necessary to. print the entire list of contents. It is sufficient to siate that in it the best modern writers and artists are generously repre-santed. The book contains over 230 pages, with 34 full page illustrations, of which 20 are in two or more colors.

The magnitude of this; December number, for which' 728 ton of paper and six tons of ink have been used, may ne understood from the fact that 91 presses running 14 hours a day, have been required a free sample. LBc sere that this picture There are women apprentices and helpers among the roofers and slaters, yet two women are returned as engaged in those employments, There are 126 women plumbers; forty-five plasterers; 167 brick layers and stone 241 paper 1,759 painters glazers, and 545 women carpenters and joiners. No women are returned as helpers to steam boilermakers. but eight PRIMARY ROOM. Number of days taught, ,20 enrolled, 40 Average attendance, 3H dumber perfect in attendance, 15 tardinesses, 3 visitors, 1 INTERMEDIATE ROOM.

INumber days taught, 20 enrolled, 33 attendance, 33 Nnmber perfect in attendance, .18 cases of tardiness, Tl GKAMMAR I HIGH SCHOOL Idays taught, 20 in the form of a label is on the wrapper of every, bottle of Emulsion you buy. Notice. All persons owing us on account must settle by November 15th as we move to Agra on that date. Halbert SCOTT Of course you must have one of those warm handmade opera-shawl or scarfs for the cold They outwear two of the machine mada ones and are sa much more stylish and up-to-date. CHEMISTS, to print it; the -binding- alone of the 409 Pearl St.

KYj edition of 915,600 copies representing oyer 20.000,u00 sections wbich'bad to be women work at this industry as full calendars nntil you Don't bay your see-oar stock. 1 50c-nd $1 1 mechanics. There 'are '193 women gathered individually by human' hands. 9..