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Highland Vidette from Highland, Kansas • 4

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Highland Videttei
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Highland, Kansas
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fit HIGHLAND VIDETTE aro still playing with Seneca and the bull team there la beating the whole roisjAs LA SOS, luu4Mii'-K Ono of the Woods bovs near CUE TO Fanning plays with Seneca and John Jones pitched for them several games last weely. If these bojs would a orgunlze a team hero at. home ana the other Highland players like Bert Rankin wid Hen Whitney play with want them, they could wipe uy the diamond with anything you with all the teams In this county Highland has good ball players, bu the town doesn't support them. Two years ago Highland had the winning in the Building Line, team but they went broke. We REPUBLICAN.

TICKET. Jfor Gnvornor W. J. Halley, Notnahu County. ')t Llt'utmiant Governor I).

.1. Milium, Cruliam County, ('or SiM-rottiry of Sluto J. K. Rurrow, Smith County. yr Sttitu Treasurer TliomusT, Kulluy, Mlama County.

For Skil.o Auditor Stall Wells, Nuosho County, For Attorney General C. C. C'olenniii, Clay County. For Statu Supcrlntoiit of I'ubUc Instruction; I. L.

Duyhoff, Reno County, for prrluic.mU'ut of Inguruiu'O-r-. lit H. l-ulliitf, Sedgwick. County. For of Supremo Court Sis year term.

J. 0. Pollock, Cowley Co. Six year terui, H. F.

Miison, Finney. Co. Six yoar term, A. 1. Croon, Harvey Co.

Four year term. A. II. Kills, Mitchel Co. Two yoar tonu, K.

Cunningham, Lyou.Co (or Charles F. Scott, Allen county. For Representative, in OurixreHs, 1st District Charles Curtis, Shawnee county. For JtidKi. 32nd Judicial District Will 1.

Stuart. would give t'je pr.lqe of one subscnp lion to see a game on, hosfca grounds between Highland- and- Wathena which town claims the crack nine in the county. Tornado insurance costs but little. L. L.Marcell.

SpeakjDg of Shirley, the Ilia wptha, dentist who makes, frequent professional trips to Highland, The If you. need White Pine, Yellow Pine, White Oak, Red Cedar Shingles, Strictly Clear White Pine Lath, Sash, Doors, Turned-Work, Lime, Plastering Material, Building or Paving; Brick, Red Cedar Piling, Sewer Pipe, Drain Tiling or Walnut Block or Weir City Coal for threshings I will sell them to you at a reasonable Hiawatha Democrat ''Prom nent among the successful business and men of Hiawatha stands Dr. Wm, M. Shirloy. In, 1878 he opened dental ollice and.

has. de voted Is time, exclusively to that business aver since. Fur twenty three years. he njis.occu.Piea the same rooms over- t.hp. Murn'll and Jansi bank.

Competitors have cocie and gonebutthe Doctor's business has a.lways,been successful and lucrative I have a COMPLETE STOCK which Jt. is a. remarkable fact that despite was; Bill; a tn.HJghland, Dr. busy from. morning until Very Low and can Fill You bought 't night every time he comes to.

High The poopl" know, him, as a ijtMvl, potyablo dentist, a prominent oltlafin.and.gr.tlrasift in, every Without Delay, NOTES ABOUT TOWN. Miss Alice Read has. resigned her position as professor, In Highland University to accept. tko. position instructor in Latin and Mathematics with the titiu cX assistant principal in New Jersey Academy, In, Litn, Utah, The change- wa nvici account of iter health, Twu year ago when Mis Head Uve4 til Wyrtttt her.

health was the verjr hnk hut after return i ng to, Kawas. it, hU gradually failed- a.nl WUqvs that a change VM WinJet bA advice, was made the Board of lotije Missions for work, in, II tall, and owing to.Mjss experience and ability as instructor, they gave her that position-. It is theoretically a mission school. The touchers do ruission; work: In the City as, well. Logan has.

a population, of IP.O.O.Q people and, of course, contains a great many Mormons, Hiss Thomas, a youtiglady, who, attended. Gullege here at Highland about ai yeara ago held the position last, year that, will be occupied, by Mis Rend- this, yoar, Miss Thonuis having boify wi ty the board to take- charge of tyiporv ta nt mission work In a. stranger D) you- want some nice, large, pure, white Telephone 51. Case' Mr, and, Mrs, Kelson Rawles enjoyed It will pay you to a long drive to get themselves immensely, whilpon their lQ-days visit to Beatrice despite the fact that Mr. Rawles had-a bad spell my prices.

Special inducements will be-offered those wishing to build Cribs, Gran- of rheumatiz while there. He met an older half brother living, in the east, whum ho Hud not for 35 aries, yoara, ajsu hia half sister from nco In and hi? brother from Rising City, Nebraska Bpsides these, weie his throe ohiMwm, and grand'-children und they had groat family reunion abo-afc twenty bcing; present. He back Monday night, aud Turs- lonnon ftuss KjBaa is popular In Highland both socially, and asan and- there Is day mnrning was sworn" service for the ex.t four year contract to carry thenviil (r-orn, Highland, to Highland Station, For a man. who has so HIGHLAND, uvipy relatives and descendants lie is unusually vigorous. And.the cannon oan luns anearj ot scueame time as 7-- RACE- MEET- EXCURSIONS 'usual, yuu.bet!, Telephone 51 for first class groceries, Delivered to any part of the city.

Case's. Kansas now has two. seasons era- Via BURLINGTON ROUTE, Very Rtcsj KG CONTRARY St, Joseph "Mlo. oracing a perioO' or two yeajs. one year the dry, soasoa and-fcho $15 Round Tripy Colorado, and Utah.

Dates of sale June 22 24; JjiJjf 1 to 1.3; August 23 to Last sunimw was the dry. sea-sun, wif tlie thersiionieter.up to the this the wet season and the thermometer in the cellar. Last yoar she registered 106-at suryup now she struggles. hard to reach 75 at noonday. Men, have worn their qoats.

and vests during, the past month and 24; August September lOth. all Final return, limit Octo X' Trotting Pacing: and Running Races 3X. JOEBli DERBY, JULY FOURTH. For E-ntry BUtnJi. InfQiatlQn address, V.

T. VAN BRUNT ber 31 covinous passage up to Den general regret, that-she Is, ohlii t. She will, leave the- first, tf August and visit Denver and other places. Her work, uegins.in Mjss JSjead, taught Greek and-was assistant, in, here this position, is- now, vacaut an jpen. to applicants.

Nice sweet butter, only. 15, ctins. 't Case's. Telephone 54. The Highland lwt office scrap, has.

settled itself, The rural routes, other are cutting rcqd pte.upjkiMt. w.ilj. hardly pay tq bust more than one pfur ol' suspeudtrs trying to land the position of. post-inaster. Those who, felt sore over the recent appointment, here, can sleep easier now', The to get rural rtutes from is.

not due to any lack of vigilance or, enterprise ui the part of; Highland. It is 'due tu the ruling department, on rot establishing rural route from, star 111 ees, However the question, of noutes from Highland is still before the department aud. congressman Curtis bus presented our claims. If we succeed, it will be an exception, to the rule. And yet there, is not a question but what, Highland, culd serve sural delivery Just, as.e4s.ijy, and in sole respects gjyd better, service, t.ha&ajiy other dgar Whitney back from Seneca where lie lias, been playing bal the past month.

Two other Highland boys.Th ad Reynolds andCloyd King, ver, tupiish particulars call on Y. Francis, Agent, Highland Sta slept qtider. a quilt, last June tl)ev tion or w.rite Francis I'. Turlington Route. Omaha.

Neb, Special Excursions Ttv Qplorap. Op July i to 13 August l.to 14; 23 I at Greatly, Reduced Rates 24, 30, 31, Sept. 1 to 10t the Burling ton Route, wjll-sell rdupd trip tickets. wore only fish net. undarshirt by day and slept outdoors with nothing over, them, cvjrept the milky way.

Last year 'he air was as dry as Arizona and New Mexico, now. you can wring a gallon of, water out of cubic feet of atmosphere. But psliaw, why the graduates still tell us that behind the clouds the sun is. still Butter and. eggs, kept In, cooler, fresh and.

sweet, at, Case's. Doctor Boone tells about a wonderful ranch he visited down in Texas via ISLAND Route. to Colorado at extraordinarily low iWM.l)EV0E rates. It's cool iu.Colprado. all.

su.ro-mer long, and tliere. are hnndreds of resorts i.n, the Rockies vvhere one ay escape from, the heat of the plains and spend- an. altfigether- delightful vacation. A card. to Jj Francis, General Passenger, Agent.

wilt bring you a goodisupply, of booklets that, will help, you, plan, your trip. To, the Biaqk. Hills, The Burlington. Route has announced. low rates to the Black Hills.

Squt.1i Dakota for the follow! July 13,. August 1 to Hi. 23,2. 30, 31. Sept.

1 -to 10. On other-days until Sept. 13; low rates somewhat higher than those in, effect- on, the above dates.will be. Sylvan. Lake, Hot Springs, Lead City, Spearfish and.

as of, other; points in the Black. Hills are well worth Any. Eurln'igton iigcntwill.be tell, you3 cjore abcut these exeiysiops. last week. It is from 25 to 40-miles wide and over four times as long, and Dealer TOIli and- Prescriptions Compounded contains some three or four million acres.

It, is owned by an eastern syndicate w.lii ccepted it for erecting FINANCIAL. STATEHENT, Of the Receipts and Expenditures of -the City of Highland, Kansas, for the. quarter Vidiug JuiielSlh. liKVJ, KKCKIPTS t.heir capitoh The superintendent, wJth.whoni Dr. Boone had.

a lives in a palace and draws a mm nirn salary of 810,000 year. His- oldest Denver, Colorado Springs, knd Glenwood. Springs. Col. Springs, Custer, Deadwood and Lead, S.

and Salt Lake Utah, and return, June 1-t21; une 26-r33, July 14r-31, August-, August 11 15; One fare, plus 2,00. Denver, Colo. Springs. and polo, and return, June 22 25. July August 1 14 August, 23, 24, Angust30Sept.

10,. 15. i Glen CoLj. and June 22 25 July 113; inc. August 114, inc.

August 23, 24,. August 30 Sept. 10, 25... Ogden and Salt Uiah, 'and return- June 22 -25, July 1 ,13,. August 23.24, August 30.

'Sept. S30. August 114, 25. For additional inforru.stion,, rates limits etc, call uptn or adclD'ss nearest or S. Aosit.

d. P. St. Joseph, 51 1MI MMiliil. JiaUiuco ou haud last statement From Couuly Treasurer- 35 2 5UGHES Ffop, Total.

v-170 KXPXXDITCREfl April A'idette Printing 'J. Larson, fl mo's salary Cltv Clerk son is assistant 2,5,00. His, second son for. the ranch at One son is bookkeeper at L800 and another: assistant at. 1,200.

A daughter teachea school fur the ranch children.at 000. The whole famjly has a yearly income of 13,400. Doctor Boone his whole 160, acre farm in Pratt- county in wheat Carries a. lull- lirve of. 9 S90 13 50 12 Off.

Jas. L. Allcu, city Attorney's, L. Kent, ju.s yesjr. Thus.

Qutnu, ilrsJjars Salary. Mai-ch 18 00 Jtjlection Expenses. 3. fudges, 2 Clerks, Cured Scjats. ca, FRIDAY YellDwstone Park; The Burlington.Rv.Mite is orgaairjng a coudiicted.

excursion to and. tluxiug'j Yellowton Park tu leave lyiusa paints, August 5. UniTtHvnl3'. low, rates, have been madi! for this excursian. The total 1 trip will less than, $10.

you-'re. interested, Hall Kent i8ro this vear and he.exnects a vield of 20 hns IP sitn. ip IIa hnn.rlr. it May ljnn last spr.iag-fjy $H50; and sold, last Thos. Qulun, Marshal's Salary 9 mm rri.

June jf.ii s.v ntrui, chp mr ouu. x.ue ijing- 18 00 man Llms. down, there Jlios. Qu 1 arshal's Sal ary Cash. pakV for, Hides, Fuysv ftaj dliyeye4tQ part.

te City. write copy of ijlnsteatwd. itnrr? 143 SU Dr. Barton Pius. Eye and Eir Sf pii- ary J.

Francis, Ceueral Passenter; this sjj-injf- ospecting. a drouth. Still they got. three, hundred dollars more thH.a.thy paidj In Treasury I'THnnsa id r-a, Avnuo, St. Cjrjrrioii'iisu solicit.

Agut, J. S. Uoqvk. CiXy Clerk,.

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1892-1922