Toronto Register from Toronto, Kansas • 1

fells, tas. NUMBER lO. TORONTO, WOODSON COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1887. VOLUME Iil. OlEce "a "Register Building," a B-wrfaeaei cornerof WacTiiBirlia tt-ettz, orsz J.

D. Cannon's grocery houss. W.J,DICKERSOX, Prop. A rpOilONTO nOTKX. First-class in every respect.

Another large flow of gas has been developed at Fort Scott, making the ADDITIONAL ITEMS FROM XO. NIKE, i(J3y Jay awker Sm; criticised, but kindly and sparingly, the press preferring rather to explain and commend its good qualities to the "world. This large generosity ft equalled only by the liberallity of the managers, not one of whom has ever received in any way a dollar as salary except the superintendent of grounds. We affirm, not in deprecating spirit, but as an illustration of the power of the Chautauqua movement, that the assemblies held in Massachusetts, California, Florida, Kansas, Tennessee, and in many other states, are but its echoes; "but as such they be of equal significance, and all the greater will be the credit of the original assembly. This idea was born of th generous i i i in i mil nil Dealer In Goiieral Merchandise-, Every body invited to examine Our Immense Sotck 1 fOTHpraw HOT t4 a w' of goods.

(Bought for cash.) Gash J. D. CANNON PROP! buyers will-find it to their interest to examine before, purchasing. VrM Produce Taken -in Exchange, SI. RAIjIwJ There" Do you want a good fly net? Do you yearn for a set of buggy harness Kentucky oak tanned leather? Don't you want a good comb and brush with which to shec up "Qld Nance?" Or a cattle wh ip to drive them steers? Ox a saddle or bridle of the best leather You do, do you? Then come to the "Gem City Harness Shop" A fresh, new and large supply of staple and fancy groceries is always kept on hand; (Also, Flour and Feed.) C.

H. STARRETT," DRUGS CHEMICALS Standard Patent Medicines. targe and Selected stock of Blank Books, Stationary, WALL PAPER Faints, Oils, and Varnishes SirlElIa Furs Whits Tail- Full Line of Paint, Kalsomine and Clothes Brushes, Physician' vrescriptions carefully and accurately compounded, and orders ansivered with dispatch Forth Side of Main-Street, Toronto, Kansas. IS! gto. Toronto, Glover, 0 W.

TO.COST'X'O, J. AFFLEEBAUGH, BliACKSMITH AITD Worth of Starr ett TORONTO, Cpii --xlOO Lots InO THE CITY OF TORONTO, FOR PALE AT Ii-otst Fig-ures Anti On Easy Terms. A MANN. Method STAPLE ASD FANCY twelytri. Louisville Courier-Journal What Mr.

Cleveland most needs at his elbow is Homebody who knows aonio-thinjr. A new constitution has deen adopted Iw KmVhts of Labor containing a stronger temperance plans tnan any former one. The President (sternly) Dan I have sent for you to know what you mean by sending me these mutilated fragments of newspapers. Dan (apologetically) Thai is all that was left of this morning's load of papers after cutting out the offensive portions on the return of the confederate The President (vaguely) 'AI yes 1 guess that's all, Dan. The writer heard Col.

Murdock tell Quietly and modestly, the story of his newspaper, the Eagle, and it was tne story of Wichita. He began its publica tion when Wichita was a small village, Wnd from that dav to the present he ijad never, he "said, solicited an adver tisement the people of Wichita had kept tfcs columns of the EaaU crowded wtn advertisements, at meueoiiara without eolicitation. Whenever an is sue containing a "boom" araeie every man in the city bought extra copies and sent them broadcast over the east. So the Eagle had been able always to pre sent Wichita in its best light, and what ever it said about Wichita was sure of a wide circulation through the distribu tion made by the people. Champion.

John Walruff. This noted Kansas brewer wrote to the National Brewer association, a dole ful letter concerning the cause he repre sents, in which he says; 'In Kansas the outlook is tery blue 1 will be compelled to give up the fight. my son and son in law, left thr state. ThS court had placed our bonds at $43, 000 in all, and we have been wandering over the states of Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois and Missouri again. We cannot stay in once place any length of tiiiie as we are hounded worse than murderers or horse thieves.

The last legislature made the law much stricter and it will be very difficult to sell any ftiore beer in Kansas and enr only hope is that my attorney can work on the attorney general to enter to nolle prosequi in our cases, as th governor dares hot pardon us. If the arrangement with the attorney general fails I don't know what i shall do. If you answer this letter address to Mr. Lenin, and if I am not here my folks will know where to send it." It looked as though the "arrangement with the attorney general" failed tor in his next letter addressed to R. Katzen- moTBr.

of the Brewers association, he asys: 'f cannot come to Baltimore. The reason is plain and simpleI am incar cerated in the county jail." To Woodson County Teachers. The institute will be under the man agement of J. E. Klock, of Emparia.

Prof. Klock is one of the most success ful educators in the state. He is earn est. thorough, and fully acquainted with the want of our district schools. Under his leadership teachers may expect to do well directed work.

J. Stout, of Ealls, will in struct. Prof. Stout is too well known to need any introduction, to the teach- ers of Woodson Coanty. He has long been identified witfe our educational m- terest, is an experienced institute work er, and will be heartily welcomed by his classes.

The Institute is designed for teachers and those "desiring to teachV' This in eludes those not yet old enough to hold a certificate, but who wish to prepare themselves for teaching. Such persons will receive careful attention. The Course of study prepared by the State Beard of "Education will be the basis for all instruction given at the iu- stitute. It is new throughout. Courses of Study are for sale at the superintend ent's office.

Price. 5 cents. While due prominence will be given to methods cf instruction, all should b'car in mind that methods to be success ful must be based upon a thorough; knowledge of the subject matter to be taught. If you are not thorough, make yourself so. You cannot do this by en- rsrincr Airrxr rli a PnnnDnfrofn irmir mental powers upon a few branches and master them.

Bring all the text books in your pbs session on each branch you will pursue Invite yotir patrons and school boards to visit the institute. BrlCg your best pu pils with you. Board can be secured iri private' amil ies at from $3.00 to $4.00 per week Rooms furnished or unfurnished at reasonable prices. Ail such arrangements should be made before the institute commences. Remember that time is precious.

Any information regarding the insti- tutc.or any assistance in securing board ing places or gladly given. That each, of you may be inspired and strengthened to do Mgher and nobler work for our schoolf than you have ever done before is the earnest wish of Yours sincerely, Kate Rhea, Co. Supt. NOTICE. Excursion tickets between all points on the Ft.

Scott Wi6hita R. K. One fare for the round trip, good going July 2d to 4th inclusive and returng the 5th J. E. Igent.

Flour, Provisions Etc. Summer is here. Go to the celebration at Toronto. Rev. Vezie preached at the chapel Sunday at "eleven o'clock.

Our road overseer was improving the condition of the public highway Mon day. Mr. Lester's oldest child has been quite sick with fever but is now rapidiy convalescing. Ed" Walker will start to Colorado next week to look out a location. Go west young msn, go west.

Messrs. Ilibbard and Wasson, togeth er with their families attended cunrcu at the chapel Sunday at eleven o'clock. The heaviest rain of the season fell last Friday afternoon and night, and the prospect for a corn and potato crop is just simply immense. i P. T.

Hamilton wants to sell his farm. He will start next week for southern Colorado where ha intends to locate. May success attend him. Lew Dewitt and wife were visiting with his brother Wm. the fore part of the week.

He reports crops loosing fine in Montgomery county. J. H. Taylor, formerly of mimbr nine but now of Baker county, Oregon, writes that he is well satisfied and ad vises any one wishing to go west not co pass Baker county. Rev.

W. T. White the preacher in charge of Coyville circuit will preach at the Liberty school house on Sunday, July 10th at 3:30 o'clock and there after every two weeks. We would again call attention to the condition of tie graveyard aS it is in a deplorable shape. Can not something be done to keep out the stock that daily run over the graves? HOW VALLEY SIFTI2SG3.

(By Sifters.) Fine rains. Chinch bugs are leaving the corn at last. Miss Flora Marsh, who was reported sic km last weeks issue, is now able to be around. The little social dance given 'at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Holmes was well attended by the young folks of 11. V. Dances are becoming quite frequeDt of late. i An ice cream supper was given at G. i W.

House's last Wednesday night. A meeting of the Directors of school district No. 14 tf'as held last Monday at the school house. Most of our citizens are making ar rangements to attend the grand celebra tion at Toronto on the Fourth Mr. Chas.Row is now mowin weeds.

He has laid by his mammoth peice of corn and is going to put up hay next week. Robt. Hasty has cut acres of grain with one machine and has about 25 acres more to cut. Bob is a rustler and don't you forget it. Frank Gordy, one cf Toronto's most facinatmg young men was visiting friends and relatives in Row Valley last Saturday and Sunday.

Squire Dewitt arid bis brother, of were visiting Wesley Dewitt, of Row Valley this week. Mr. Durham and family contemplate moving to Wichita soon we understand. We regret the los3 as Mr. Durham is a good neighbor.

Henry Kerley is harvesting his oats. They are very good so we understand. B. W. Marsh went to Yates Center last Monday.

We nnderstand the celebration that was to be held at Coyville nas blown up. The boys are going to play base ball at Coyville next Saturday. They are beginning to rustle out since J. T. be came able to play.

They are fast becoming famous. The farmers have all comenced to plow for wheat; There will be a large scat eage sown again this year. One failure don't discourage them. -They stick to the old adage if at first you don't suc-caed try, try again. Mr.

Win. Shannon has gone out of the fishing business and says he con templates hunting now henceforth and forever. His eleven young hounds are now beginning to devour the rabbits and before his old shot gun many a feathered songster will cease to sing forever. There is a peculiar worm which is devastating some of the finest fields of corn. They seem to hurt only the corn on the timber land.

The roots of the corn are cut off by tbera and all of it is soon upon the ground. CHAUTAUQUA. Extent and Influence of Chautauqua Idea Such i the liberal spirit of the Chata qua managers that the new purchase of lands, costing 10,000, will add nothing to the indebtedness of the place. STot withstanding the targe outlay in the way of improvements it is still expected that this season and next will see the place clear of all financial einbarrass- ment. The influence of the Chatuqua assem blies is by no means limited to the grounds oh which they are held.

Summer schools become so general that they must be regaided as a national in filitution, yet they were not thought of anywhere till Chautauqua had made them a practical How much of this is due to the public press it is not easy to determine, and in this good work the Democrat stands second to no other paper, Chautauqua has ben A. JOXE8. Office at my residence. Toronto, 2artsfi, gOAli.DlN HOtSB, "FIT tTTST Ss-gj; Fliat-elarj? Boarding and lodging forEisfcj! at reasonable rates. North side of Main street.

Toronto. J. RIDER, Toronto J) W. MAXSC5T, -r Oliice at my rcsiiencs, on llnrVh Street. loroTita Plasterer Steaa.eiKs,k.

Satisfaction guar titeed. 10 Toronto r.MCVET, tt a.32.f5. XTotryTitlls" Conveyances ao-i coilectiona Bonds, M-ortprajres. Contrac'3-" Powera of Attorney, etc, made out -prompti1" and neatly at the lowest pricea. Colieotlorri solicited.

All business-entrusted to my- ar4 will reeeirepromptettentlon. One dooj- east Hitksi buiHirvo-, r.oriU side Main Toronto A'arrsis A.SHERRILL, I have come to stay. Office one dool east of Commerciel Hotel, north eii Mam street, Toronto. M. DICKERSOIf "Will cry sales in Woodson ini.

joining counties. Stock pales a special ty. lieferences given if desired. Cl! on or Toronto Kayit jy W.BASHAM.M D. Will makt visit at day night.

iT5Jf JNDIANA HOTEL. Good Heals and Clean Beds. Teronta, W. VARIAX, C033.tre.ctex s.aa.5. Toronto, c.

N. TVARXER, C. C. CLEVEXSEt WARNER ft CT.EVFN'G We give special attention comraei cial law and collections in" 1 ates Cec ter and the surrounding towns. f-lice np stpirs oyer the old building.

Yates Venter JSTansej' OWENS GORDY. -o- I Do Hair cutting, Shav ing, Shampooing Sea foaming and all other work in their linc-ih the latest style of the art'. Ta Public Patronagre is North Side of Main Street, SLA TENS Will practice in all the courts las State. Yalcs Center Kansas THE- Stable (Toronto, Kansas), R. HcLEOiO; Prop.

"nit SOUTH SIDE AlK-STrrir6t rwer west Our immense invoice of Plows of all kinds. and fruitful mind of Lewis Miller of Akron, Ohio while in a medative mood at camp meeting near Canton, Ol, and in a spirit of absolute unselfishness he chose Chautauqua lake as the place where he would spend thousands of dollars in carrying it Into effect. The details of the scheme are largely the work of Dr. J. H.

Vincent, and the en terprise as a whole required rare quah lies of enterprise and daring. Education has really b'eeoine the lead ing element in the "Chautauqua idea," not that the spiritual or the religous has been abandoned. Considered as an ed ucational institution. Chautauqua is very religious, and considered as a re ligious assembly it is very literary; as a summer resort it is a good deal of ev ervthinrr. In a speech made from its platform.

President Garfield said "Since I came upon these grounds one important problem has been solved, and thut is how recreation and profit may be com Dined As a seat of learning Chautauqua presents a scheme that is unique and comprehensive. The schools, of ln guage constitute the most important de partment. First class scholars are on the sround. receiving large salaries and competent to teach Hebrew, San crit, Greek, Latin, French, German, Spanish and Anglo-Saxon. In the past the varierv of attainments found among Ibe pupils has been all comprehensive Manv of them are beginners.

Some are college graduates who have become little, rustv. manv are clergymen who study nothing but Hebrew or the testa ment and niany are college professors' In numbers the German classes lead followed closely by the French. San crit last year had but a single devotee Tt will have more in the future. Max Muller calls this languag one the rich est that was ever spoken. The vedic iters rare, which Wihson, Burnoiif and others found locked up in it, is said to be immense in quantity and of great variety.

For two thousand years B. all that was valuable in Hindu thought and Hindu longings toand expression in that language, and was preserved by it. Such treasures cannot remain hid den. In these schools baoka are but little tlse, and no word is spoken in the clas room except of the language studied What is called the "natural method" is i-. -t pursued.

oy an tneteacmng; jiany academy teachers resort to Chkutanqu to perfect or improve their own method cf teaching. An educated German is at the head of the German department and the French professor teaches his native language. Private Btudents here seek to correct pronunciation. The progress the pupils ihake is often an astonishment even to fhera selves. They soon find their niiads inclined to think in the language they are studying, and then progress is rapid It may bo said thai the local Chatitau qua is hnaiiy up ami aressea.

crove flutters in its royal robes. Of the burnt district only the scar remains The grounds are sWeet and clean. The aroma of a thousand flowers floats on the air. At least two-thirds of the cottages are occupied. A chorus of ham mers is Heard from early dawn till twilight.

The ball will open July with a church congress and musical institute to be followed with the Nation Educational association. Bakber county lias 880 acres oi cot ton this year. TRADE MARJf RECiSTERE3 1SSO Arcli Street, Fa." A WELL-TRIED TREATMENT For cossrsaiTios, ASTHMA, BROSCHITIS, TSPEISIA, CATARRH, HAT FKTBR, HEADACHE, DEpilJTli, lilltf. MATlsk, and ail Skronle u4 Kerou DUor "THECOSPOrSO -OXYGEN TKEAT3KE3T" Starlcj A Paloo, No. 1523 Arch Street, Philadelphia, have beea nsin for the tat seventeen jears, is a aelentlfie adjust mt'nt of th lemeata or Orgea- xntl ikitroea mBfrnetized, and lhfr eonipouRtf Is so condensed -aad uiaoe porlauie that it tent all aver the vrorld.

Dm. STAMET A PALES have the Ilberir to io th tolloTfing-named rell-knowa penona who have tried their Treatinonti 7' IIOX. TVS. B. KELLET, Bember of fonjresa, KEV.

TUTOR COMiAB, Editor of tlra laitheran Oh-- server, Philadelphia. RET. CMARLES W. CCSRI5G, D. Rorhnter, K.

T. -f HON. S. SIXOX, Editor Inter-Oeeau, Chleago, III. JiiV.

A. W. WOOP.E, Editor The Centenary, Lancaster, S. II. TTOUTIliSGTON, Editor Sew South, Birmingham, Ala.

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EriK.IlX, Philadelphia. BR. FKASK Jlcrehant, Philadelphia. KOS. Wi-Wi BOlCrliR, Euton, Pa.

EUVTARO WIUJOK, 833 K. Sd. rails' adelphla Photocrapher. FIDELI4 LVOV, IValmea, HawsII, Sandwich Island. AlEXAKDER RITCHIE, Inverness, Seetlnnd.

MRS. MAM EL V. 03TE6A, Kaeateeaa, Bexleo. KRS. ESULl COOfEB, ttllla, Spanish Honduras, Centra Ameriea.

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y. AS1IBKOQK, Red In IT, Cal. ERNEST Tl IINlili, NctUcshaas, England. JACOB SVAUD, liowral, 5cw- Sonth Wales. Asti thousands of others in ererr part of tho Inlt.

States. C0SP0EIC OXYfiES Its Mode of Action jaS BonaVtaV. the title of a new liroehiire of two -hundred paea, published Drs, Starhe7 Palen, whleh glvs to all Inquirers full in -formation as to this remarkable eamllre xrent and a record, qf several hundred surprising cures fa. a wide ranare of chronia eases sissy of them after to die by other-physicians. Also COIIPOKKJS XYSElf Its Orlchs and 'rvrlom "nt, an Interesting fcoet oT.ono.

hundred pagasa. Both or either will be availed free to any addrem on application. Head the brochure 1 i DBS. STABKS3Y FALEiS' J. F.

BIXLEU, Office over Frakes' grocery store. a-nA Information Gi-sren. FARM WAGON IN tlie Market. lot of Building paper Just received. Jorresponaec TORONTO, PK0PRIET0R.

AGON MAKER. Culver's Briig Store. Mil Toponto ICansas Kansas. an Aegncy. Olli hardware of all 'Kinds.

REAL ESTATE LOAN AND Agent." North side cf Main Street, Toronto, Kansas. A larw riuniber of Improved and Unimproved Farm's for Bale. AIbo a fine lot of City Collections a specialty. Correspondence solicited. a.

w. siiakkoit, BROWN gQ, Johnston Wi iv TtiB mil Toronto III kinds of fresh and salted meats for sale, bash for hidesi Toronto, I TORONTO, KANSAS: of KANSAS Webbl Will paij Kansas. Cigars and Tobacco, KANSAS. TAKINi Son, Have always tin Hand a full assortment of a ll grades of dry lumber also doors, screen doors, sash, feadn mixed paints, plaster; cement, hair, etc. Fi'ices and estimates cheerfully given.

V. WITTIOH, Practical Baker and Confectioner. Candies, Fruits, Kuts, Specialtiesi North side of Main street. TORONTO HARNESS SHOPI JAMES KEIIiL.PF4.0PK,XETOR. Ali Stock Manufactured From Genuine.

Oak Tanned Leather. ijST-I am seliicg every thing in the Harness and Saddlery line as cheap as any house in Southern Kansas. -53i-EEP AIRING NEATLY AND PROMiriY ATTENDEb4TO-e5- (North Side of Main Street, Toronto. E. FRET Co; proprietors.

Seii all kinds of Monurriftnts and Tombstones at reasonable prices. TATES CENTER New Millinery Store! At tlie LOCKARD Comer. An immens lot of New Goods witli prices to suit mEveryibdy. Conie and seethemr TJrr-mr. A GQMY.

TORONTO, KAIf SAj ET.Thomixon ssrtsa- s. wv. Gem Citv Land and Lo iRMUKE fi MDER I du'T" Sell and rent Real Estate, and make Loan without UTisipe.sa of kind Rents and Delts collected, Taxt and Property 'cared f- Writes Insurance in the best Companies. ill do all kinds of No-Uvy work Any business entrusted to my care will receive rifr.mpt Altntion. Office next to the Kkgistkh ofllce.

Chamber sets and waff pspef specialties. Orders for Carpets will be given prompt atfeaSdfr. Repairing and picture framing- promptly iJorre. Get our prices before buying..