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Monday, Aug. 4th, was high tellectual pursuits, has ever precluded National Review. the possibility of testing-, by exairaple, CO ly celebrated. There was a grand picnic at the city park un what the human intellect, under more favorable circumstances, might ac der auspices of the Horton band complish. 3 ,1 (So) EDITORIAL STAFF.

PROF. J. M. MARQUESS. MRS.

LYDIA C. SMITH. MRS. IDA M. GAYDEN.

REV. GEO. McNEAL. under management of Mr. M.

G. Holloway, who is earnestly endeavoring to make his band one Yet the achievement- of the humarfc I mr mind, in the various departments of I of the best in the state. Ad knowledge, have been truly astonish I L. ing. The mifneral, vegetable and ani dresses were made by Mr.

W. E. and Rev. mal kingdoms have passed under the Guy of Leavenworth bride leaning upon the arm of her father, who gave her away. The rooms were tastily decorated wijth flowsrs, and a beautiful floral arch under which the solemn words were said.

The bride wore a beautiful gown of white lace over satin, draped with American beauty roses. A tulle veil caught with lilies of the valley added much to the beauty of the bride. She carried a large bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of, the valley. The groom wore conventional black. A four course luncheon was served after the ceremony.

The bride and groom left on 5 9) 25H T-t Solicitors and Collectosr, ERNEST GAYDEN PATTERSON GAYDEN iZ SSP Oh Et DLO philosophic view of the human imind. Little of Troy. fcD 5a "55 5 IX a r- Through the process of training Monday night, Aug. 4th, the i t3 rl rt the penetrating genius of a Locke has 3 Published Everv Saturday at 1101 A. M.

E. church gave a grand entertainment, which was quite 3 scan-nd the powers of the human intellect, and described the laws of Xi a 3 as rt ea 6 a 0 North Fifth Street. Subscription Rates: a success, jfroi. w. Hi.

uuy very instructively addressed the as- rn -n Jr- the mind in so clear and forcible a manner as to win an immortality of semblage. One Year $1.00 fanie- Quite a number of people J3 a 1- Six Months 50 One Month 10 Through the process of from surroundingg towns were EL Single Codv 05 the capacious intellect of a Bacon has- in attendance at the celebration cp i surveyed the entire circle of human here Aug. 4th and amongg these science, and marked the appropriated Were Mr. and Mrs. B.

Wakefield Advertising Rates Made Knownn So oi TL jc -rt the afternoon train for Kansas City, Sedaalia and Saint Louis. Among the out-of-town guests present were: Dr. and Mrs. Harris and son, Mayo, of Se-dalia, Mr. W.

L. Martin, of on Application. of intellectual pursuit for succeediwjg of Troy, who were guests 0 generations. of Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Brooks. Entered as second class matter 3 05 9 0 January 4th, 1913, at the postoffice Nor has the research of the human Mrs. I.

M. Woodson delight-mind been restricted to this globe up- fully entertained the "Coterie" 1 at Kansas City, Kansas, under Act club at the home of her mother, of March 3, 1879. on which we live. ut the towering 1 Kansas City, and Miss Beatrice Martin, of Leavenworth. The happy bride was born and reared in Garnett.

She attended mind of a Newton, through the pro Mrs. John Irving, Thursday, July 31, and those present were communications for publica- cess oi learning or education, has All idon must reach this office not C9 highly pleased with the even soared from world to world, estimating the magnitudes and distances of lntfr than Tuesdav aiternoon oi ing entertainment and depart ed declaring Mrs. Woodson an those immense orbs, and expatiated each week to insure their publication. The same must be signed by on the lawrs binding them together accomplished hostess. the public schools and graduated from the Garnett High school.

She completed her education in higher institutions of learning elsewhere and during the past year has been teaching in the Kansas City, iVip narties sending in the articles Mr. and Mrs. James Hender and guidiirflg them in their harmoniuos on one side of the sheet. revolutions, son oi rairview have perma nently located here. Mr.

Hen We are to teach men because of the REV. J. W. CLAY DELIV superiority of the human mind above ERS MASTERLY SERMON. derson has opened a barbershop on High street.

Their many that of the body friends hope they not regret Contemplating the mind or soul as Eloquent Plea in Behalf of Edu moving here. nign scnooi. ivirs. xiarris is a beautiful and, accomplished young lady, and Dr. Harris is to be congratulated on securing such an excellent companion.

Dr. E. A. Harris, the groom, has been located in Springfield. cation Before the Kaw Valley the center and source of all mental aehievemelrft and all moral emotions, Mrs.

Frank Hawkins royally The Kansas City Embalming Casket Co District Baptist Association. "Go ye therefore, and teach all how transcendently great must be its entertained the Ladies Floral powers, it stands conlessed as nations, teaching thym to observe all and Art club Aug. 6. The president, Mrs. Lydia A.

Fuget, be g-eater the nobler part of our na for about five years, and being one of the leading young Ithings whatsoever I have commanded you." Matt. ture. It is as much superior to the ing absent the meeting was presided over by Mrs. A. Gamble.

body as the heaven is above the physicians of the state, enjoys a good practice. He has a beau These are the words of our Lord Jesus, commanding His church to earth. A material of finer texture The club is planning to entertain their husbands who have joined 1 -m s-m than the body it is wrought up to tiful new home already furni higher state perfection- shed and prepared for his bride. teach, to instruct, to educate, to inr form, to train humanity. Jesus Iknew the of humanity.

He as honorary members. Alter UNDERTAKERS. Carry a Complete Line of Undertakers' Supplies. Cloth Coskets, black or white, trimmed, complete, for $20 and up. Black Broadcloth trimmed complete, 35.00.

Children's Caskets trimmed complete for 5.00 and up. Nice Hearsesnd Carriages. Best Service. West 253, Both Phones Dr. and Mrs.

Harris will be at aii mat is proioutnp in the re the order of business the hostess served a very appetizing menu: searches of intellect, all that is at East Center street, Springfield, fknew that the human intellect need tractive or beautiful in the creation home to their friends at 1015 ed training, and He insisted on hav Bread and butter sandwiches, 0f fancy all that is grand or sublime after Aug. 15th. cream of peas, mashed potatoes, ing men taught. Education is the result of teaching. in the visions of imagination, all that fried chicken, iced tea.

Those present were Mrs. Robert Madi YALE, KANSAS. For it means to instruct, to inform, to is heroic in patriotism, all that is angelic imi virtue or God-like in devotion Mrs. Jessie Kincaid is on the son, Mrs. Ed Lewis, Mrs.

George cuu, o. jlia ucvuo, I'll o. F) vv' i- I properly to draw forth, or draw out. 18 Dut tne omg torth ot the tnmd Buckner, Mrs. J.

M. Evans, Mrs. JOHN W. JONES, Parlors: 440 State Avenu the out-breathing of the soul. Mg'r.

KANSAS CITY, KAS. John Irving, Mrs. A. Gamble: with Mrs. S.

Bennett of We should train the (mind because the body is only an instrument of the implies the discipline of the intellect; the establishment of principles, the regulation of the heart. Why We Ought to Educate Humanity Because a human being is mfrt in Henry, Miss Alene Boug mind. guess of Norton, and Mrs. Hell 'Phone 2682 West. The body has to do with things of R.

E. Smith. The guests de any proper sense a human) being until the earth, hence earthly. And as an parted hoping Mrs. Hawkins would soon entertain again.

instrument of the mind, it can reach forth its hand and grasp the treas Miss Mary Watkins and Miss ures ot the world. It can open its Virgie Hayes gave a very pleas eyes and ears upon all the beauty and: ant evening party Tuesday, July melody that surrounds it. But the mind can take a nobler flight and 29, at the home of Miss Hayes. The evening was spent in games J. It CLAYBORNE, HIGH CLASS Groceries, Meats, Fish, Oysters and Country Produce.

BABY BEEF A SPECIALTY. LET ME BE YOUR GROCERYMAN. hold converse with spiritual thinsrs. and music. A menu of water sick list.

Little Agnes Harvey died on Monday evening. Her remains were interred in the Yale cemetery. Mrs. Smith, of Pittsburg was in the city Thursday of last week. Prof.

Carter of Topeka, was in Yale in the interest of his school, and enrolled several students. Mrs. Mayme Palmer, of Pittsburg, has returned to her home. Mr. James Beard died at his home in this place Tuesday, and was buried in the Yale cemetery.

Mrs. Jessie Kincaid was a visitor to Crowberg Monday. Mrs. Metcalf died Tuesday. Interment in Yale cemetery.

Bolden of Pittsburg was visiting Mrs. Spencr Walker. Mrs. Hattie Whitmore was in Pittsburg one day this week. Mrs.

Callie Lewis was in Pittsburg Friday. She can spread her wiinjgs abroad and melon, ice cream, cake and can soar aloft to the highest of heaven; died strawberries was served. she can mingle with seraphims and Those who enjoyed the evening cherubims in gazing with wonder and he is educated. What sculpture is to (a block of marble education is to the human mind. Therefore the com-maJnid is to teach all nations all things whatsoever is commanded us by the Lord Jesus.

The philosopher, the saint, the hero, the wise and the good, or the great, very often lie hidden and concealed in a common person, which proper education might have disinterred and brought forth or brought to light The aim of education should be to teach us how to think, how to improve our minds so as to enable us to think for ourselves rather than to load our minds with the thoughts of other men. Education, briefly, is the leading of the human mind and sloul to what is right and best, and to make man better in time for eternity. The training which makes men happiest in them admiration uponl the out-shining were Misses Kue Fleming, Nora Woodson, Ethel Valuzett, Vistula Akers, Sadie Cooper, 10th and Washington Blvd. power, and vision, goodness and the Kansas City, Kansas glory of Almighty God Whitma Smith, Cassie Wood We should teach man because of son, Pearl Woodson, Mayetta what has already been accomplished Hayes, Gertrude Masterson, Lu through the trained intellect in the field of activity. lu Watkins, Geraldine Williams, Edith Powel: Messrs.

Frank to Buy Do You Intend This Spring? We have witnessed the exploits of Lee Robert Williams, Oliver Akers, Eugene Fleming, Estel Brooks, Arthur Valuzett, Clar talecit and genius in their various departments. We have seen something of what the powers of a trained mind have accomplished, but we know not ence Roy Hayes, Artie Brooks, Earl and Willard Mor you money. If so the Holzmark Furniture Company can save Our terms are the easiest. We solicit your Patronage. BEATRICE, NEBRASKA.

Mrs. Elwood Camper entertained Rev. R. S. Brown, Alfred Newton, Marshall Anderson, W.

L. Gaston, and Sandford Camper at a six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening of last week, the occasion being the birthday celebration of the hostess. The menu was follows: Chicken ala russe, Holzmark Furniture Company, 624 626 Minnesota Avenue. ton, Roy and Sterling Fuget, Ed ward and David Watkins. Mrs.

S. Bennett of Henry, Mo. and Miss Alene Boggness of Norton, are visiting their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Smith. Miss Louise Young of Falls City, Miss Evlyn Jones of Falls City, and Miss Ole-thia Brown of Chillicothe, are the guests of Miss Geraldine Williams, and Mr. James Robinson of Falls City, spent the 4th of Aug. as the guest of Miss Williams.

the extent to which those powers might be conducted. Education, in all its departments, has spread open wide fields for the range of the human mind. The deep mysteries of nature have been explored, her most subtle agencies tamed by the genius of man a.i1d made to render obedience to his bidding and tributary to his comfort. And, too, the sublime doctrines of revelation have been surveyed, and rich proimise of endlesss life have bee grasped by the human mind or soul as the pledge of an undying hope and a blissful immortality. "Go ye therefore, and teach and teach all nations, baptizing themj ihe name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost; teaching hem to observe all things whatsoever pork roast, mayonnaise dressing creamed peas, scallcwed sweet potatoes, macaroni, cheese, to matoes sliced, iced tea, lemonade hot rolls, butter, ice cream, cake and coffee.

The affair was one of the best arranged of the season. Mrs. Camper received Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Parks of Holton, have been visiting relatives and friends for the past week in our city. They returned home on the 8th, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Eva. have commanded you; and lo, I am Real Estate For Sale. ALL KINDS OF Property in Both Kansas Cities for Sale Cheap Modern Houses and unimproved Property with Terms to suit buyer. BUY NOW.

MISS RUTH BRADLEY Main Office: 400 Haskell Avenue. Bell 'Phone 644, Branch Offices: 206 Portsmouth Bl'd. 601 Minnesota Avenue, 410 Kansas Topeka, Kas with you always evem unto the end of the world. Amen!" selves also makes them more serviceable and useful to others 5 The college, appealing immediately to the mental part, is yet tio- train every part. It is doing its duty only when it causes man to regulate appetite, to crush passilcn, to guide desires, to quickon affection, to prevent wrong actions, to stimulate right choices.

If men would know the true end of life he must be educated. True education is the awakenSqfg of the mird for the love of truth; giving a just sense of duty; opening the eyes of the mind to the great purpose and end of life. Therefore, we as individuals, are to love the good for the sake of the good; to be virtuous in action because so in heart; to love and serve God supremely not from fear but from delight in His perfection We are to teach men because of the capacity of the human mind. How wonderful is the faculty of the human mind. Aimd what a vast store house of knowledge may be treasured up by that power.

It has been said that the mind is a natural substance, and to educate it is a delusion, and will only last ire time, and will go out like a candle in the high winds of eternity. But I hold that the mind is immaterial the intelligent and self-active agent, that spiritual essence, the chief test attribute of the human soul, if mot the soul itself, the scope of which is unbounded in its flights. The flaming bounds of the universe cannot limit the flight of the human thought, and yet upon the tablet of memory is recorded the speculation of the miinkl, and the flight of the imagination throughout this imuense range. We are to teach men because of the future possibilities of the mind. The utmost capacity of the human intellect has never yet been exhibited.

The shortness of the humalni life, together with the many hindrances with which the most highly favored must necessarily contend in their in- GARNETT, KANSAS. Martin-Harris. At high noon on July 30th, Miss Viola May Martin and Dr. E. A.

Harris, of Springfield, were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Martin, in Garnett, Kansas.

Rev. J. R. Richardson, of Kansas City, performed the cremony, using the ring ceremony. It was a quiet home wedding, only the members of the two families and a few intimate friends being present.

After the assembling of the guests the bride's sister, Miss some handsome presents. In the evening the young folks gave a unique surprise about 8 o'clock and presented her with a handsome piece of table linen. Miss Nondus Scott is quite indisposed at her home on Ella St. Mrs. Florence McCaw has been suffering with a severe case of malaria.

Mrs. B. Smith was a passenger to Lincoln last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Arnett are the proud parents of a baby girl. Mother and babe doing nicely. Beatrice has lost a good citizen in the person of Rev. I.

B. Smith who recently accepted a position at Lincoln. Mr. Wm. Clayton is seriously sick at his home on Center St.

Rev. J. C. C. Owens, D.

held hhis last quarterly meeting for this conference year at Saint Paul A. M. E. church last Sunday and very fine reports were made by all departments of the church. Dr.

Owens preached a very practical sermon and administered he holy eucharist. While here he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson at their beautiful home on So. 11th St.

Bell Phone 455 West. HORTON, KANSAS. The second annual Chautauqua convened here July 22 and with them were New Zealanders and Kaffi boys choir, four boys from different tribes and speaking different tongues and after having heard them it not wondered that they divided honors with Theodore Roosevelt a few years ago for the banner audience of the season in New York City. On Sunday, the 27th, at 3 p. Hon.

Wm. H. Lewis, ex-assistant attorney general, delivered an eloquent address, and the colored people of Horton feel honored as never before by the presence of such a distinguished gentleman of our race, who, too, is trying to solve the great race problem. While here Mr. Lewis was the honored guest of Mr.

and Mrs. John B. Fleming. J. H.

ALLEN, CONTRACTOR AND HOUSE BUILDER. Slaughter's "Star of My the strains of Rebecca sang, Heart," then to PLACE For Lunch Goods, Candies, Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. A well ordered business, meeting the demands of th pnblic CHAS. SLAUGHTER, Proprieetcr. 9th St.

and Everett Av. Kinds General Repairs ci All Give Me a Trial. Mendelsshn's wedding march, played by Miss Josephine Martin, the bridal party was led by Rev. J. R.

Richardson and the groom, the maid of honor, Miss Olive Martin, followed by the 828 Walker Avenue, KANSAS. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS CITY, KANSAS.