Walnut Valley Standard from Rush Center, Kansas • 1

s7 1 4aM i 4 11 i ii i -j 11 ...1 ns in i If' '0 i 'V few NO 47 RUSH CENTRE KANSAS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1900 70L 8 nil HfULgnJH flHSH i -m uxi nam TOBACCO, HffiS. i Fresh feetoblesW'and Froii THE MAKING OF UTiE TCP. Whan you see a mang-y canine A ycln'a' down the htrcct, With his ears laid back and fl.vppln' In rytiiin with his fret, W't!) bis eyes a biiiia' awfi'1. With the as'iow'n' plain, With hia toufjue a lo'l'n' sutewaj-s Thi'OMgh h's countenance of pa'n; You see a reak of oebi'e. lie's of Ibo yff licr lrlti.1.

A-wsU'o'iop the vi'Iajre W'fn a can fed on Arv'1 acrowd a rnaniu' after, Tbe bo.vs a-throw'a' sluues, And all a-holierin' aad a ye'iiu' Between the hoots aod groaDS, You think the cur needs sympathy, Tho tOi-rncDlors should let up, Bi3t don't yea evur worry, its The makin' of the pup. When you see a dusty urchin, His back.upon the ground, Ueiu' threshed by Rome one bigger When no one else's around, ran a Post 0HC3 Building. RUSH C2H7EE. KANSAS. MER! CZf Ut I i an KANSAS, MISTAKE HERE' tradainjf away from home with ped- who dnnnnrl nn fulan sirtnoi.iu1n kn.

me, 5XJE.H I J4.IJI! i gt imsf It LACROSSE, SIT MAKE There is Ho Chanc3 To flat" Tha Worst Of It. OU ST0R13 is full of attractions and that will please and save yuu money. ill 1SI1S wni mis) SII fi" WE build reputation by pivini; values and prices that make business and defy honest competition. SUM) BY THIS Standard FRED W. MILLER, F.

C. KIRCH, Manager. All aecoanta ure payable to and demand by Fred Kirch. W. Miller aBsnminj no finan cIbI reponsibillty of what ever natare.

Term of Subscription i OmoYear. BixHontha Three Mogl Copt HTK'KTLT IN ADVANCE, fldvertlglng ratea made known on applteation Entered at the I'oat Offioe at Baab Centre. Kanaaa. aa aeoond-claaa mall matter. tRailroad TixaeTTablo ATCHISON TOPKKA AND SANTA.

FE OOIKO WBST. im ff0. 357 Le. RushCentre, Ait 12 12 Lo. floop-m." Chicago .758 Tickets sold and Wgage Se Iroia Crreat Jiena.

Agent, COUNTY DIRfcTOKY. UtrlflWd M.C.HALLBTT Kopreaentative EBJllxB Probate Judge HArBS Country TmicBH Treasurer County Attorney 7.j.O.Uttm nAm Pistrlct Eurvoyoi WABD OommUsloner M. mat. oininiaalonef M. Owt UAM, Beoorder.

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hIkT. Cwinuuder BUSH CMTBE CAMP Meet, every lu BuwU Venerable ouucll. oKnUur JS: wnya welcome. "Ui Uvuur. CHOBCflKB.

K. cnUBCa-Bonday School 10:80. Preaching ewry alternate ForthUaSnn- Prarerm-Un, and Bib Toplo Study. Thnrada.efemng Mljare at wch THE STANDARD, 1 I AL BOTH ONK YEAH, FOR ONLY $1.25. WALL PAPER! If yoa have room paper, come and ee ont liM sampleB, all new and opto date ItSVW deeigaa at prices tanging from 5 to CO eenta per rolL Poot-tbt Wastid: F.

W. Miller fll pa thebigliebt market pri-o for spring chicheng, hens and tnrkeya. TIMBER CrLTCRK, FISAt FOR PUBLICATION. Qniled Stale tji id Office. ky Sive- JTw otioe iiwtioi to mate Vl, M.

lk Clerk of tor District "rt, at bis 40t Lat-ToKse, Kush conntv, Kama on i ITr Kn. 1- im ivwBski HoaniritH: raot WUlwma. of Vlartns. lUanw, Ftaak Kiem aaaaaa tmri AHawdet, imm Williaaaaof koa; Kiub-m ll j) 1. T.

Rirtr. When yo are in need fcf Leiler Heads, Jfoie heads, Statements, Envelopes; Circulars or any kind of printing send your order HERE THERE Aa.takcn from anothor'a Hps And jotted down upon a Blip; And If gome on.n bus lied to ns Please shun this oftioe when yon cuss. Figs at Cash Grocery. Apples at Cash Grocery. Oranges at Cash Grocery.

Lem'ns at Cash Grocery. Visiting cards at this office. Ivory toap at Cash Grocary. Men's gloves at Cash Grocery. Sweet potatoos at Cash Grocery.

Literary one week from to night. Honey Jumbles at Cash Grocery. The Standard office for job work. Men's shirts for sale at Cash Gro eery. Overalls and jumpers at Cash Grocery.

Clover Leaf Mince Meat at Cash Grocery Batter, Eggs and ioultry wanted at Try Jubilee special balk coffee at Cash Grocery. liemember the ThanksHiving ball at Franklin Hall. Well yes it has been rather win terish this Wm. Bishop returned home from Missouri last Friday. Bring Jus yodr lanndry bandies for shipment next Monday.

Thanksgiving ball at Franklin Hall Thanksgiving night If you want one of those gasoline lam), can supply your wants. FronDeighton visited with hi6 parents here the first of the week. Remember the poor and needy next Thursday, Thanksgiving day. Dr. F.

VV, Longacre this week fin ished moving hia drug stock to Bi son. We ship laundry Monday nest. Dont forget to bring us your bun- dies. Turkeys, springs and hens will bring the highest market price at Millers. We are now selling wall paper at greatly reduced prices.

Give us your order. M. C. Hallett and family Bpont Sanday at LaUr0s60 with Mr. and Mrs.

P. A. Shiney, Juno's Sure Cure and extracts for sale at Miller's. Try them and you wiil use no other. Mrs.

Porter, nee Wolf, moved to Great Bend with her house hold effects last Friday. Tho Waverlv bicycle, 1900 model is only $35. Come in and order one of ns and be np to date. Esv. O.

L. Lewis has been on the sick list this week, but wo are glad to note he is improving. Try Sommer.Kichardson's pack age crackers, shipped direct from their factory to Cash Grocery. IL V. Ssaudrett and little daughter Edith returned to their home at Spearville, Kansas last Wednesday.

We will give you a discount of from 5 to 10 per cent on all wall papers purchased of from now on. Section Foreman Kitchen end a gang of men from Great Bend are here helping Sect'on forman Oswald with his work. Belief Agent Brennen of Wicfield, Kansas came here last Friday and had charge of Urn station here until last Tuesday. Don't forgat to give its next Thursday, for the many blessings yoa have had daring the past year including onr bounteous croptt. Tuesday morning tne groumi.

grass, trees, was covered with a coat of ice, caoaed by the haavy mist and cold wave the night before. Agent B. W. Windsor left Sva-day morning via the Mo. Pacifia for Clements, Kansas where he is now permat.entiy located as agent of the Santa Fe.

Mr. and Sir A. IL Morris returned home from Great RhkI last Friday, where M1. Morris had been undergoing medical trjatmf nt We understand she is improving some in health. The Stakpaed runs as nn independent, but it got out its rooster and gloriliod over tho election of Hallntt, We can shake hands with you on that, bretiiern.

We will take bad: all tbe meHn things said about the Standahd, and now lets be good until fall, and then we can begin it all over again and chew each other's jaw, McCracknn P.opublican. Thatiks awfully, Clarence, thanks. Mrs. C. L.

Harris was on laht Saturday presented with a draft for 2,. 000 by tho officers of tho local A. 0. U. W.

lodge, in exo'uaoga tho beneficiary certificate held by hi-r husband in this order for that eraeunt. It was just two weks after death proof bad been made un til the monev was here to pay off the obligation, v' This now makes 8,000 thi3 order has paid into this community for dealh loeses within the past Wo years. Henry Kaiser and Charley Gam ble living aboutsix miles south west of Rush Centre, hud a bad runaway last Saturday night. They had just arrived at their home from town when their team took fright and ran away, overturning the bnggy end throwing ont tho two occupants, bruising them up considerably and scratching up their faces moro or less, breaking the buggy some and the harness. According to tho official count by counties, McKinloy's majority in Kan sas is Stanleys majority is 11,410, or behind Mobiuley.

Thero were' 319,917 vote3 cast in thid stato at the recent election. Mc Kinley received 187,851 votes. Bry en received, Democratic votes Topulist votos C0.7G8, total 1C2, 037. TJtie aiejoritios for congressman arc; Cbarlia Curtis, Rep 8,707 J. D.

Ikweraock, Rep, A. II Jackson? 170; J. M. Miller, W. A.

Caldorhead, Rpp. Roodsr, 4,563 plm-i'lity; Chester Long, fct-mley received 1S1.DG0 votes; Eroident'hal lCi.590. Tbe Re-publicans hove 87 representatives and 31 118 on joint ballott, or majority on jaint ballott of 71. Firiit Lieutenant Howa-d M. Company Forty-foiuth infant U.

S. who was killed at Bnrgazoa, Island of Pany, Phillip-pines, on Octobor 30ib, wai Kansas boy, his hne was at Garden City. He was nero about a yep.r ago gath ering np recruits for thi3 regiment af LaCroeso, and succeoded in enlisting opvcral Rush county boys. He attended a die well dance given in this city to tbejwys, just before they left to join their regiment. He made a good impression on nil those be Diet while here, He was married aye.ir ago the 20ih cf lasf October at Leavenworth to Miss Eettie Greer of Chattanooga, Tenn Hia wife narafid him back to health from a se-ions illoess at Chatt.aoooga, wbi-e tbe Twenty first Kacnns of wbica reglmont ha was a member was (itationed tboio.

Following is tbe progreiomo for the Big Seventh Lyceum for Friday evening November 30tb. Mimic. T. Gmmbein Eva Hallett Rec'l el 's i Echia Galdm I Fay Solo Ed Li. eh Recitation T.

E. Moo; Recitation Lloyd Deigblon Recitation Beaton Sylo Miss Jessie Adams Selection Nellie Biebop Dialor.e Children Recitation. Eari Miller Aoaa Kirch Selection Bonn Recitation Mary Krca Dnti ZellpDeighton GfaceKiileroao Question Resolved, That wsi-s have been a greater detriment thna a benefit to macliod. Affirmative Frank B. Smith and Flank U.

Rnsaell. Negative G. W. Eershner and T. A.

Grumbein. Solo Grace Hirleman Kirch Selecioa B. IL Brum Deighton Hatlie Herring Dialofaa, "Mutcal Devc-lopment Societr. Solo Moore ToyoBitg people er.joyd a so. cial htp at the realises cf H.

Waairjer wkst of towa kst night. We are authorized to announce that supper will be served nt the Bagby house- on tbe ocet eideThanks iving night. The first snow of tho season fell here in Tuesday afternoon. It waa not a very heavy, nor a very wet enow, merely making the ground white. The Western Kansas Educational Association will meet at Leoti, Thanksgiving Day.

Wonder ho-ar many Bush county teachera will be in attendance. Thero will be a box supper at the Hopewell school houee south of town to-monow night. Proceeds to go to library fund. Everybody is in vited to attend. Oa next Tuesday evening the sing ing class will meet in the M.

K. Chmch at 7 p. m. Parents of mem bers and persons desiring to become members are invited. Quito a number of Centeritos went to LaCrOsee last Saturday evening to attend "Gilhooleys Reception." The show waa a very tame affair and many were sorry they attended.

The Thiiaksgivins ball at Frank lin Hall next Thursday ovoning will no doubt be well attended. A good time is in store for all end you should make it a point to be present We are now offering a years sub scription to the Kansas City Weekly Journal to all those who pay for a years subscription to the Stakdard Now is the time to take advantage of this offer. Literary was well attended last Friday night, aad an interesting pro gramme was rendered. So far, this society is having a most interesting sotios of meetings this winter eince it sprung into existanco four yean ago- Next Thursday is Thanksgiving day. Everybody ought to be able to eat turkey on that day, as tho sup ply ia uncoraonly largo this year and they are cheap, in fact cheaper than most any other kind of meat you can buy.

The man who wants somethi ng for nothing will do well by taking advantage of Dr. Eaugbmans free examination of the eyes, don't wwt until it is too late, all who see him are satisfied, and hi guarantees all work, LaCrosse, Kansas. Another car of Walnut Crook Mills flour just received at Millers. Mr. Miller has been working for and bas received figures that will allow bib stores to furnish flour in 500 and 1000 pound lots at mill prices, don't fail to lay in your wiuters sup ply now.

A new and np to-date line of sea sonatle shoes purchased direct from the factory for spot cash, has arrived at Slillers. "A good shoe sold at a reasonable figure will bo appreciated Ly onr customers, is a trade mark i.f Miller's. Try for yourself and see. Considering the inclemency of the weather last Tuesday evening the meeting at the M. E.

Church called for the purpose of organizing a sing ing school was well attended. Prof. Grumbein succeeded in organizing a class of seventeen members and thev will hold weekly meetings. Oa Tuesday M. C.

Hallett had the "old Clam pit!" farm house, three and one half miles southwest of town moved to his farm in Union township and the same will be occu pied by John HinkoL This bouse is one of the old land marks of this 1 wality, having been built in 1877. If yon want a largo bill of goods for cash you will save money by call ing on a merchant who is in a posi tion to give you the lowest figures honest staple bntstda. Bre interested in building up a huaie mar ket and eo is Miller, why not eave money by baying from him and at the same time improve your own sur-oundings. The largest and most complete stock of dry goods ever purchased by Miller is now on sale. The advantage of buying for cash in large vu ant i ties will be given to onr customers in Bosh Centre, Nekorna and Timken the sme as ia large cities.

Examine their stock, investigate their prices and buy at horn 9 if you do as well or belter than jju cas with strangers. cok WsgffiffiZP Have you (rained by riitiSi dlers or merchants 1 tZ gus goods and trickery to swindle you? Dojyou go to them for favors when short of produce, money or credit? And tho one on top's a-crowin And iriumpbin awful hard, Ashe roils the-under fellow Around about tbo yard; And tbe under one mnst take it Uat.il he yells enough, And admit it to the otber He's of the better Bluff, The under one's all grimy, His clothes aro mussed and torn And his breast's a-heaven' deeply, He's lookin' all forlorn, 15nt he's better for the battle, Though he's lookin' very bad, You rnusn't try to part 'em, for it's The makin' of the lad. Phil Eastman. The oniy safe bet on record the alphabet. People who drop hints never stop to pick tuem up.

Fortune's smiles, like those of a woman are fickle. Men are seldom charitable on an em ply stomach Pome actors make a better show off "the stage than IjoLs of cao raise about every except mouey. Topeka aloons are said to be running wide open, ouce a. ore. The contented Wacksru ih is nearly alwe.s for vvajjes.

No man is wise who denies he ever made a fool of himself. Hard limes breeds oae class oi sinners aad prosjjeuty ono.hec. Rov'ret not the past; let the dead past ai as iis own He true to your trust if yon are one of the stockholders. Au old Wcholor says that the happiest ee of woasan is mavr'age. Succeas is the one crime some people refuse to forfje ia their 'ends.

Germany buys more whWuey of tho United Stales than any other nation. Pcme men are always feolinsr for the handle that will enable thetn to pump you. At mot.t part'os ibere are go many resta that there is no place to down. Tbe invalid doesnt necwseriiy lo bis oense of touch because he doesn't fselwo'l. An old Bachelor says idaas are women and dudes never Lave them.

The dale for the retuion of defeated Pres'dea; 'pi candidates of 19oo has not yet been named The Inexperienced waots lo be a men's fi -tt love, but the widow pre ei i to be h's last, M. A. Low i. Topexa is out in nu interview in which he says he would not have the United Staies seactorbhip as lo cne township in North D.ikoia "n-habited by "IfennoDits vote v.o president stood; McKioley Vi, l.rvao 5, Debs volf M. Browo, assita.it cah of tne Geroaa Kat'oja' Bjnk of Newport, Kv-, is a defaulter to the lane of iJOOOJO.

Uer is a new on to iba a i'ci: :eisa.iuu betweea the heart and oie caa't scittce. Wharioa Iicber got bnt 47 votes for president in his home cilv, Philadelphia, rnonin behind eery oilier cia-didate in tbo fle-d. A man is a fool to be jealous of a good woman, and he is a foo! to be jealaus cf a worthless one. Kow draw yonr own coacicsions. tt is now said that the Chincese dip covered America about 1500 yens sprjw Well probably they are convinced by thif time that they made a bad job of iw The Peter Kelis divorce Hal, which is now beinir at Co omoas, the home of tie velran show tian, is prj nUh'sir some rich ted racy rtadiji for thcdiily press.

A writer says trrt withoot woinn this world woold be 3 perfect blask like a sheet of paper r.ci even rnied. It isn't necessary to men' in the sex oi the writer. EaVe'le, rnBrderer nndcr life sentence at the xie pesitenliary snd two oiber convict made a kilt ior liberty last fcalordj-y. One vi Iheai damsel Stcith was shot do a by the fJepnty Warden, bet Etells and h's coicpan'oq named Crarcrs, csce peed their eseap- and are stHl at lsrr-c Your concienco will remind you F. W.

of sGEEATEST LIGHT! 100 candle power lor seven and onb-halt hours consuming one pint of fuel. You can read 20 festfrem Liht. burns common stove Gasoline, and give better satisfaction and more sold comfort than any ter Light now in ezistance. Un your own Gin p'nnt. Ron yonr on mtc-r.

A gas plant within tbe lamp. Portable, hasg it tnynktid. Uut- mum light at raiuituam cost TnC Economy G2S Lamp the most esonomioAl light prod acar ever offerwi. 2so wick to trim or fuiohd Ciiiini-ys to clean, A pure vi h.ti end nbscluiely iiieofdfwc(ot tight, from one seventh to ou thirtieth tbovf.t ovtr sil oihe.r liht. As an Investment in au Ecom-ny Gis Limp, it pnvs tho following interest.

In earing ovrr Oil, of 360, t-xtr Gis aid oyer Elpctricity 1144 per cent per rdudui. mm lam? noi oi iimsm a mm, Oonio Xsi and fee Et. For the nXt Sixty DaVG, vinke iUtolhiring very low ir.Vodilctvry price to till iclio take adcanuijz cf this ofi'tr. trhiclt positively expires January L't iVOL I I ftra, Ejaiuirnv Gua I zzi IT 8 IS 5 IS I i price Uy p. Buy a Gem, Economy Gas Lamp now and make night reading oas? for your FEED C.

KIRCH,.