Meade County Nationalist du lieu suivant : Meade, Kansas • 3

THE NATION ALIST. EDUCATIONAL CQLUMiT. learnin and between i teacher and the tausrht; the belief that ORMOND HAMILTON, President. A. J.

GR-NER, EiuOml F. G. AMI TON, Cashier. CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000. NOTICE.

The central committee will please hand in the names of the townsbip candidates at once if they desire to have them printed on the tickets. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1891. OBJECT OF EDUCATION. NEW GOODS no training can be effectual which is not distasteful and repulsive, that no subject is proper for instruction which is acquired with ease and pleasure all these idols of false education have their root and origiu in monkish at the post office in Meade Kansas, as second class mail matter. A paper by Prof.

H. L. Roberson read at the County Teachers' Association, and published by request of the teachers. Education of any nature or kind is Bank Farmers and Stock Growers training. The object to be attained cruelty.

The young knight of the 4 ARE NOVV-4- SUBSCRIPTION RATES. SON-RESI DENTS. One copy one year in euvance, Read This: When suffering from Malaria or Biliious Fever, don't wreck your general health with quinine or other naseaus drugs. Humphreys' Specifics ZSTos. ten and sixteen effect a speedy and permanent cure.

by this training is our subject. In castle was taught the highest ambi-the vegetable world, the vine is train- tion Qf man was to be educated hirh $1.00 75 25 enough to receive the arms of knight- BEING RECEIVED RESIDKNTS OK MEADE COUNTY. One copy one year in advance, One copy four months in advance, ADVERTISING KATES. ed around the window for man's pleasure and comfort, la the animal kingdom, the falcon is taught to fly in pursuit of other birds for man's amuse, ment. The pigeon is trained to carry FOR SALE.

Mrs. Margaret Dalgarn wants to sell her bunch of cattle. There are 8 AT Buy and sell Exchange, make loans on Real Estate, and do a General Banking Business, Collections a Specialty. DIHECTOieS: ORMOND HAMILTON A. J.

REINER, E. G. HA Mi ETON M. II. TRIPOD, SAMUEL WILLIAMS.

CORRESPONDENTS; head in the herd and it consists of one, messages to distant parts tv his beu- hood. The young man was not permitted to eat at the same table with his father, were he a king, till he was knighted. But the modern object of an education is to train the mental and physical in such a way that man can make the best use of ail his natural powers. Schools are taught, not in the interest Displaced single column. 50 cento an inch per month, double column, $1.00 an inch per month.

Reading notices 10 cents per line first insertion and 5 cents per line each subsequent insertion for matter. All accounts are due at the expiration of each month. two, three and four year old cows and calves, including one male. For prices call at this office. efit.

The camel is taught to kneel and receive its burden; the horse to draw heavy loads, that man may more fully enjoy himself. In all of these, WEHRLE'S. First National Bank of New The National Bank of Kansas Citv man acts as a teacher and occupies a Qf special profession, but to de The township board of Meade township will meet as an auditing First National Bank of Chicago. York City. position in nature above all.

The board on Monday October 26th 1891, I lower animals have an intuitive knowl- Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railway. Passenger departs for west 12 p. m. Passenger going east 2- P- E. W.

STOKES. Agent. to audit the accounts of all the road overseers of ihe township and of townsnip treasurer and all other accounts that may come before them. W. H.

Walter, Trustee. THE MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS' Ir. HomphrryV SpecfStefl HfentSV cally and cart-fully prepared used ror many roars iii privnte practice witn and for over thirty years u'l ly the people. Every single Sptciflc is a cure for the rtisease iinuirvl.

Thestf Spe Iflcs cure lllBiimt pnrctnfj or reduoiuK the and are In fact and iieea the rtovereipn Kenn-dies of tbe World. TIME CARD RAIL KOAD velop the mental and physical. To make each strong, so that when mature age comes, the pupil leaves school to take part iu an active, living world, where all are rewarded according to the work each can do either mentally or physically. The people of the present are so situated that one is coming constantly into new surroundings. The experience of years ago lends no light.

Should the great inventor Edison require one of ns to teach a class the mysteries of his Au-iphone, (an instrument that will take every word said, and keep it for centuries and at the bidding of one who LIST OF rni-NCITAL NOS. Arrival and departure of trains at Dodge City depot by "CeDtral" time: GOING EAST. xvi WASTF eM i 3 r. The following persons were nominated at Lakeview October 8th and are candidates for office in Crooked Creek township on the Peoples Party ticket: Oliver Norman trustee, G. 0.

Gray clerk, J. F. Conrad treasurer, C. G. Allen justice of the peace, F.

M. Davis and H. Phelps constables, J. A. Marts and C.

E. Hebb for road overseer. Ar. Ar. Ar.

Ar. Atlantic Express, No. 2 New Tork No. 1 Chicago No. Mo.

River No. 8 7 edge that man is above them. It is true their intelligence improve when associated with mankind. But they are created for man, and trained by him to serve his purpose. In the education of the human race, the training differs from all others.

In this training, man teaches man, The equal teaches the equal. What is this training for, and what is the object to be attained, is the question. The objects of an education in man are as numerous as man himself. As long as the mind of man is endowed with the faculty of abstract thought, so long will the objects of an education multiply. Man pictures to-day, iu his abstractions, his image painted in letters of gold high in the galaxy of fame.

His object in life being to be handed down to posterity as a great orator, and after reading his first effort before au audience of teachers, changes his object at once and holds before his imagination the flattering Fevers, ConpesMon. JnftnnimaMnns. Worms, Worm Fever, Worn Crying Colic, orTeethlngof Infante. Diarrhea, of Children or Adults vtS se er rl ng, Ue 3 Cholera Morons. Vomiting Co Off Us, Cold, Pn.nchitisi.

IS N'eurnlicia, Toothrtcho.Farw.i'hP fleadaehem, Pick Headache, Vertigo. "25 FyspepsU, rUlious Stomach orl'ufnl'ul Whites, too Profuse Period Cronp, Cough, Iifflcult 15reathlntr Salt Kheutti, Ersylpeloa, Kruj tlons. It licimn i win. Rheumatic Pains 8 9.25 a. 4.10 a.

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3 Ar Denver 4 Utah Ex. No. 5 Ar Colorado Kx press No.7 Ar PEC I I 5 OlLYWAt: atop 20 minutes tor meals. F. Gakdser, Agent tone, expression, and all in distinct JJH.

articulate sounds the same as they were said centuries before,) we would I rj have nothing to rely upon for experi- CG rience. If out minds had been drill- ens tttlFevuraud Anne, imuxia or bore, nr Weak Eyrs 1 Influenza, Coid intheTtead .50 Read the Nationalist. Boots and shoes at Wehrie's. Go to Gorman's for shirts, etc. Advertise in the Nationalist.

Fargo's boots shoes at Gorman's. School books at D-. Button's drug store. New Home Sewing Machines at Gorman's. Prints 5 cents a yard and upwards at Wehrle's.

A new supply of school books just received at Dr. Button's. D. P. Wysong, of Mertilla, is always a prompt attendant at the Associations aud is a valuable worker among the teachers.

Mrs. George Perry, of Ulysses, Kausas, who has been visiting with her parents, John Braden and wife, returned to her home last Tuesday. The Peoples Party of Meade Center township will hold a primary meeting in this city tomorrow for the pur pose of nominating a township ticket. U. G.

Park, peoples candidate for county clerk, was in the city Saturday attending the Association, making friends and gaining votes. U. G. is a rustler. Mrs.

Hugh McGowan and children came home Wednesday after an hoc pine Cnnuli, i-dcutco OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. OUDressed l'rcutlrliur SO 21 22 Died: At West Plains, Kansas, October 16, 1891, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. liheese Singley, of luflamatory croup. The funeral services were conducted by Kev.

Crouch, of this city, after which the remains of the little oue were placed in the West Plains cemetery. Mr. Kar DischttfROs, Impaired iTi-nrlng Sera lain, Enlarged Glands; Swelling Ueraeral lit Physical Weakness. lror-v. Bcaniy BecreUous Stf Sea Sickness, from Killing i I i se hp 3 ca- ervons Debility Seminal Weak National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union.

President L. Polk, Washington, D. C. Vice President. II.

Clover, Cambridge, Kan. Secretary J. H.Turner, Washington. I. C.

lecturer J. F. Wllttts, McLouth, Kan. ness, or involuntary JJliC Sore Month, anker Bod! Frinnrv Weakness, Wetting Be fal Periods, with Spasm. S'nmt 35 He longs to and Mrs.

Singley have the sympathy field of journalism Wis en nes ol tiie II curt. I 'aipltauoul .1 Kpilepsy, Spasm, St. Vitus' DtphtherlR, donated Soro 1 hroat. Chronic Conuest ions A ed thoroughly in reasoning from cause to effect, we might take the instrument aud by studying its construction, tell something of importance. But if not, we would simply look at it with some such feelings the Idiaus did Columbus.

After all is bail in regard to the object of an education of mankind, there should be but one final obfeet of an education. As the vine, the birds, the animals are created for and trained by man, so is man created for and trained by the Deity for a place in that hayen from which none return. Sold by Orugglsts, or sent postpaid on receipt of price. Dr. Humphreys' Manul (144 parr.

Great Fire Precaution A NECESSITY In the Factory, Er.gine Room Machine Shop, Plumbers anl Painters' Shops, and any place wliere oily waste or olotlies are used. Tiiey acknowledged ly all to be the best thing for the purpose ever invented. SEND FOR PRICES AT ONCE. Frank E. RtU MTg Supply Co.

76-78 Pearl Street. Boston- riehlv oound In lotli and li.ilil. inaue-i ireei letli and mailed I HI MHHRKVb' Kansas Farmers1 Alliance and Industrial Union. President Frank McGrath, Beliot. Vice--President.

F. It. Vickery, Emporia. Secretary T. B.

French, T(Ueka. Treasurer A. C. Easter, Burlingame. lecturer I.

Piather, Columbus. Asst. Lecturer S. M. Scott, McPherson.

of their many friends in this their greatest trouble and darkest hour. It is sad to have the brightest taken away, but remember that it is not for aye, as Christ said "suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for such is the kingdom of heaven." tor. WUUm and Streets, York. HUMPHREYS WITCH HAZEL CSL THE PILE OINTMENT. For PIIiES F.ytenial or Internal TUind or Blefdir.j Inveterate or l.ona Standing.

The Best and gateat lUHIMifljr latum ftlwavp frivlng satlsfnctii.n and prompt KUeC It Is tin1 itre for Figures, Figtulaw, I It er. Olil Hores pnd (turns. Setd iy Oruai-is, or sent nopt-pnid receipt price. AO rents per Bottle. HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE COMPANY, Cor.

William and John Streets, Nef York- Citizens Alliance of Kansas. President C.Zerolu1-, Olathe, Kan. Vice President. D. KeMogg, Columbus.

Kan. F. Right-Dire Cotton wood Fails, Kan. Treasurer H. Snyder, Kingman.

Kan. Executive Committee. 1st district, John Died: At her home in Fowler township, on Wednesday October 21, 1891, Mrs. Paulina Randolph, aged Stoddard, 2nd n. 13.

roj.iu 0.1 mnnth. rliinno I 9Q vooro The following is a list of the names of the teachers present at the Association held October 17, 1891. Mellie Seneeuich, Grace Hudson, v- a tjj Hill, 4th district, Cy.W. Marsh, Ciialinia which time thev lived on their farm in I write long editorials on the leading issues of the day. He knows in this field he is not criticised on deliyery or gestures.

The fall campaign comes on he writes a long editorial upon the qu a'ifications of the opposing candidates. He interviewed by said candidates in sueh a way as to turn his object of education to the farm, and woen the hot winds come, he shuts his doors and sits down aud ponders on the objects of education. The first object of an education is to find out for what one is fitted. Should one having a defect in the Larynx imagine the object of his education to be a great singer, would soon be compelled to change the object. In all ages and with ail people a common object of an education is recognized by the masses.

The highest object of the North American Indian was to shoot the arrow and throw the tommahawk; of the Zooloo African, that he may throw the spear with accuracy and strength; of the Australian, that he may be an Tillie Turner, Topeka Kansas. 5th district, A Ilenquonet, 6th district, W. M. Taylor, 7th district, Mrs. M.

E. Lease. Meade County Alliance. i rr i ii ii i Sumner county. Melbourne, the rain y.t ard, has HE NEW BISiflFEGTAfiT PURITY." tagiofl.

It dpstrm'S and rrevents bad snells. It srrcitr. BMNUdl ion an 1 rr-vettts cont it r.mn i signed a contract with the inhabitants amp, Mecretarv G. B. Alien, i Qf Goodland, Kansas, to provide crop D.

P. Mrs. Judd, Mary Painter, Mabel Gerotf, Lizzie ollick, Mrs. Dickerson, Lma Petefish, M. P.

Petefiah, It can be used advantage tor private and puVOC placeSfln iffi unH 1 rovisicn Stores, Cellars, Night Chairs, Sinks, Vaults, Uiinais, Drains, Water Cto.et3, Market, Hourei, and fi all sanitary purposes. POWERFUL SAFE ECOIIOIIICAL- Hnirh Taylor. U. Gr. Park, Dollie Norman, Laura Jenkins, Walter Wells, Chas.

Stevens, Pink Fletcher, Prof. Roberson, H. Bratinaii. The funeral services, consisting of song, prayer aud remarks were conducted by Rev. Henderson at the family residence tbij morning and the remains interred in Graceland Cemetery, Mrs.

Randolph was a kind wife and a devoted mother. She was loved and respected by all who knew her, and by her death the family and neighborhood meet with a loss which can ne'er be forgotten. The bereaved husband and stricken family have the warmest sympathy of all in their sad aud great trouble. CREAT SANITARY PREVENTIVE. in Ou.irt Ttot Mp JoffSKSI aud liarreib at reasonalte terms.

vu a Meade County Sub-AllianCes. LAKE VIEW. President K- Bishop. recrctary Frank Ben nfltt Treasurer Pink Fletcher. Lecturer -J- Fanchar Meets alternate Saturday eights.

Names of teachers to take part iu November's Association. Mat tie Newby, Bertha Campbell, with pertlent Setj, 1 he Bnlmlthy t-1 I ol the will bi I'lirifi' by Bn i -'mi ffe nl3 thn do ibs -srt with a. i tttCMM rt CC jiart c' l'f p.itv if I iZJ n9MV4 All bil adGM i Nellie Seneeuich, Nettie Bouham, Sadie Jenkins, G. Park. Mrs.

Petefish, Jennie Hudson, Damia Ellis, Maggie Koib, ciSinrccTiMG ano dcodorizinqI FOWD1ER. I NSTAHTAfl CO'JS, ODORLESS NTri.T'er and 'It ctios odyrs, dox; Lot ii I SPRING LAI.E. G.B. Allen. WillMue Jobiing.

Mrs. C. G. Allen. Xonnan.

Treasurer Iectnrer rains for their arid regions for the sum of 20,000. Two new classes were organized last Sunday at the M. E. Church. L.

E. Brown takes charge of the young ladies class and Mrs. Miles has the advanced infaul class. N. R.

Bishop and wife returned Monday from Gteensburg where they have been visiting since their marriage on Ftiday. The ceremony was performed by Rev, Irvin. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. John Hassett, on Saturday' October 17th, a little girl baby.

Mother and baby are doing well aud John is smiling more than he usually does. Mr. F. W. Fick, our jolly clothier has gone east to lay in his stock of -41 "SU i JS.

f. Meets 1st and 3rd Saturday ni ght each mouth. a-i adept in casting his boomerang, but the earliest education of our race is that of the family. The object being not to conrl ct with the economy of the household, but imitate the exam USE 13 UNIVERSAL. BEI.LE MEADE.

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Martin. Peter Blair. Seibenthaler. James Walters. J.

A. Porterfield. rri tj TTiii rHTii President Secretary Treasurer Lecturer Died: Cassandra May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport, of this citv, Thursday October 22nd 1891, aged 12 years 8 months and 21 diys.

May was stricken down with Typhoid fever some weeks ago, previous to the family's moving to this city from Colorado. After three weeks' suffering she again, as the family supposed, regained her usual strength, Decetul er's Association. Mrs. Hboda Jadd, lollie Norman, Mrs. J.

E. Roberts, Stella White, Belle Porterfield, Mary Painter, Laura Jenkins, Mabel Gerow, Walter Weils, Ella Schnioker, January's Association. Carrie Schmoker, May Otto, I A A A a. Meets every other Saturday night. 9t? WLj LONt STAR.

Mrs, M. J. Graver-. J. B.

Elliott. E. B. Summers. E.

J. Hugh Taylor. Precedent Vice-President. Secretary Treasurer ple set by the parents. The earliest teachers of which we have any record are the priests of the Nde Valley.

They tiiught the great objects of an education were reading and singing much of their work is obscure, but enough is known that they had doue a great deal in education. Aud that the people of Hellas were educated by the Egyptians. In Rome the object of an education was that a child should Alrna Bach, Ninoie Newby, Chas. Stevens, Lizzie Foilick. Mrs.

Singley, Nettie Campbe'l, Lizzie Edward Mrs. Dickerson, fall aud winter goods. If you want a but soon after arriving here, on ac- Lecturer UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEO CJIt APHT OF THE COUNTRY, V- EtL OBTAW MUCH VALUABLE IWFOEMATION FEOM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF Meets every Thursday evening at Lone Star School BoOse. T. I ilLi5'orT X- February's Association.

Prof. Roberson, Fink Fletcher, Lina Petefish, May Wilson, Belle Phelps, Emma Stevens, M. P. Petefish, Grace Hudson, D. P.

Wysong, Tillie Turner, The Association at its last meeting be trained in the foium and senate house. In Greece, music and gy tunas- Ba bargain in shoes and clothing just call at the Star clothing house. Louie Boehler returned last Friday from Ashland where he has been attending court. Louie was admitted to the bar while in that city and is now a full fledged attorney at-law. Judge Selvidge lett Thursday for a short visit with friends and relatives in Missouri and he gently hinted that ,1 i sa.Vi.-n., 0 t.i Qi-r; a tics were the great objects of an edu-mltAii Tho nnp includinc all mental I ri 'I .1 voted that those teachers whose names were on program and who did not! count of cold, damp, rainy weather she took a relapse and the best medical skill and constant care could not save her.

She was too weak to resist the ravages of that dread disease. Little May was a sweet tempered child and loved by all who knew her and was a veritable ray of sunshine tor her parents and brother and sisters, and the pet of the family. The bereaved family have the spmathy of all iu their great affliction aud tne remains will be entombed tomorrow in the "silent city of the dead." ltejst, little one, like gentle bird That folds its wearied To-morrow, at our Father's word Thou shall ascend and sing. rr; Arr VvjAishganr-V ir. work, and th- other all pbvsical.

Plato was the first author of a system of education. The objects he taught were to attain the good, the beautiful and the true. Oue thought run through all his teachings and that is, the beautiful is undistinguish-aDle from the true. The lowest objects of Plato were to fit his pupils to The Lick telescope shows stars. Charley Stevens, of West Plains, was in the city Saturday.

Miss Mary Painter spent Saturday-night with grandma Wilson. Prof. Roberson's paper shauld be read by every teacher in Meade couuty. Sheriff Byrns has a brother from ankakee, Illinois, visiting him this week. Miss Pink Fletcher was in town Saturday and attended the Association.

Miss Alma Sharp is spending the week with her grand parents in Logan township. J. C. Wood aud family contemplate ffiy? Fz-p-v come prepared, their names should be continued on the program till they did respond, unless the Association sees fit to excuse such teachers that have a good excuse. I have divided the list of names of teachers into tour divisions and no teacher will have to serve at any oilier time except he or shfl should fail to his trip was mostly made to look after the interests of his "court houses." Miss Dollie Norman came down Friday evening and attended the dance that evening and the Teachers' Asso eiition on Saturday.

While in the city she was the guest of the county superintendent. T. C. Bonham, of Atwater, Meade county, was the city Wednesday. maintain any view they might adopt with a cuteness, elegance and good I resnond at his or her regular time, i taste.

Hi3 highest efforts were to Now 1 sin R96S iSLSMD PfiCIFIG cerely hope that each one will Iiciudin rnain lines, branches an-i extensions BaBt and West of tfc Mieoxirl Blver. The Direct Route to and frcm CMcetgro, Joltet, Ottawa, Peoria. Ia Molina, Roc1: Island, in lIIINOIS--Davenport, jvlurjcatin--bttumwa, Des Moinee, Winteruet, Audubon, Jarlan, and Council Bluffs, in IOWA Minneanoiis and Bt. Paul, 3iiWI E.fiOTA. Wn I pd Bloux Fans, in DAIT.OTA Cameron.

St. Joaepfa. and Kansas City, I I moving iuto the house lately vacated stimulate a craving tor the knowledge of the unknowable, to arouse a dissatisfaction with received opinions and to excite a curiosity which grew stronger at each successive mystery. They would spend days in discussing such questiors as this: "Should an irresistable body; moving at an irre- MISSOU Omatia, Fairbury, and Nelson, in A LbKA i-A-iicrton, ppKh take her part and do the best she can, for upon the work of the teachers depends the succe-s of our association. We can and do have as good meetings as anv county in Southwest Kan-sas; but heretofore the work has been done by less than one third of the teachers.

Now such is not justice mi 3 -I 1 3 il Hutchin son, Wichita, Belleville, ADiiene, vaiaveii, rv. 7 XX On Tuesday I visited the city schools found all the teachers very busy. Miss Turner, the primary teacher, has a nice school and is doing good work. Her pupils seem to be deeply interested. Miss Grace Hudson, intermediate teacher, has all she cau possibly do, in fact she is doing the work of two teachers, and it is too much for any teacher, although Laving so much to do, Miss Grace knows how to do and is getting along nicely with the work.

Her pupils are very bright aud interesting and doing Fort licno, in tne mlhax -sjiw yvrvz Creek Mr. Bonbam is an old soldier and was ordered here for examination before the board of pension examiners. Ashland Journal. Mrs. J.

L. Dickerson, of Oklahoma, was up from her home lasi Saturday to attend the Association. Mrs. Dick- srs. Denver, Pueblo, in COi.UKAL'U.

iravTHe ohw anu vkiv Srrin rich arming- and crazii.3' 1 noa, afforainf? tne Drat 01 ir.a-i- ainn f.1af.c.(i nnrl t.o nil towns and O'tiOS WPSt. r.filt!lWC-t, ana southweftfrom Chicago, and Pacific and trans-oceanic Seaports. MACNSFICEMT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, sistable iate come iu contact with an i mis one-miru uo me worK ana me immovable substance what would be the result. "Such was oue of the top erfon is one of Oklahoma's plucky teachers, but Meade has the first claim on her as she used be a teacher in ics of Plato's day. remaining two-hirds receive as much credit as thos doing the work.

Set a good example for your older pupi's to folio -v. Show to your district that you are in earnest about your work and Leading all competitors in Eplcndor of equipment (cool, well ventilated, free from dust in summer, warmed by steam from tLMor omct DAILY bstween ChicaFo and Des Moines and Council Bluffs (with throup i sleeper to Omaha) and" Chicago and Colorado SprinKS, Denver and i via t. Joseph, Kansas City or Tcpeka. fcie-art ifay Coachos, Steep.n Cars and (east of Missouri Elver) Diningr Cars. With FP.riM Keci.nir er Chr Cars betveen Chicago and North Platte (lieb.) via Omaha, Chicago anOi.

-wU via Kar-sr City and Chicago and Dynver, Colorado Cprinprs and Pueblo Thiourh Palace Sleeper to and from Wichita, Kansas. Spxcndia iimrs Hotels west of St. Joseph' and Kansas City. Cahtornia excursions daily, with CHOICE OP BOUTES to and from Salt ra Pcrtlar dL Ixs Ani aSd San Francisco The DIRECT LI; ke's fek Man r.f the Gods, the Sanitariums, and Scenic Gl ours of Co. good work.

Prof. Roberson is an es-perienced teacher as is proven to any During the Middle Ages; there were recognise 1 bit two obj cts of an edu- TT .1 I by John Wehrle. Kev. Clark will till the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morniug and eveniug. D.

B. Stutsman left Monday for Girard, Illinois, where he goes to meet his wife and daugtuer Edna. E. W. White, one of the leading cattlemen of Meade county, spent Saturday and Sunday with his family in this city.

Miss Laura Jenkins of Atwater was in town Saturday. She aud Mrs. Judd were the guests of Mrs. Stivers that day. Miss Mab.d Gerow whs thrown from her cart one day last week as she was on her way to school, but was not injured by the fall.

one visiung wis room, riis swaenw ctfo juf the cloister, lb other, the 111 to heio build uo the education- are uoing very gooa wort and uis castle rhe obi tct of he one to form i svsteni in your county. It vou are ALBERT LEA ROUTE, VIA THE scuooi is a raoaei or neatness ana or- tiJe vnan monk, the other the youutr 11 I 1 i interest your pupils, school boaril dor. Solid Exoress Trains daily between ana Minn apoiis uu ttj i-u rn-ir rr rwvitc.f.t t.o and from those -i ana an an me uepartuients every- knight- with the m3nk. long uours I in I n'ltrunc 1V1H milli mnra i Peoria, Spirit Lrik.o, TTT Citv. Tnrouyj; "nair uar ana cj-nims uetwrnju Kansas J-ini3rt)Il'J.

VV ulCi- and this county and may teach here iu the spring of '02. Louie Boehler, of Meade, and Ben F. RatclilT, of this city, were admitted to the bar to day, and are now fall fledged lawyers. Both of the above named gentlemen have been more or less connected with the Courts for sev eral years and both are well read up in Blackstone, hence we bespeak for them a brilliant career in the future, Ashland Clipper, 1 Vii VJ.I- JO-Ci-v-. Huntinff and Fi-ihingr S.oux rails, ana tne bumiuu- toTvn in yoti as a teacher than if you are not.

Grounds of the Northwest THE SHOBT LINS! VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE otferB es to rr i r-u i T.atLf and B-UlfB. b-. thing was neat aud in its place, Ujsl? rr the duties of the oburch and floors clean and the school pre- an iniing to take part in u.eles sented the appearance of a bee-hive, ceremonies. The discipline was hard, ill busy but too many in a place, i rod ith indigcriminating, There sh.nld be another teacher iu aQti impartial severity. "How many the building a the rooms are too generations have had to suffer fur the crowded for thorough work.

i floggings of those Hatred of Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, MinxteapoUs, and ot. Paul. For lickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Ticket Office ir. tne United Sca.es or Canada, or addroas For Sale: One good busrgv horse. For particulars, call on or address, Moli.ie Daloakn, Meade, Kansas.

JOHN SEBASTIAN, E. ST. JOHN, Genoral Hanager, ACTi CHICAQO, ILL. Gen TioLet Pa:.