Kansas Journal from Perry, Kansas • 1

9 17 Perry World Theg Ho. 4. Jeffersori County, Kansas. Thursday, Aug. 20, 1806.

SECRET SOCIETIES. SHORTY'S LETTER. great wrong; and, should mis-fortune overtake then-', remem We blow Our own F. Written for tbe Wokli. VM SHCood and fourth Mondays of month in Old Fallows Hall A i.iptioD Fee $3.00.

Members of other Councils L. Raines. Pres. F. A.

LHch. Shc. Because, "Verily, verily, he that blovveth not his own horn, I say unto you it shall not be We are not blowing, but giving the straight facts hen we say that we can save you more money on One da' in Summer a group of florists and flower lovers was gathered in a garden in a small town in New Jersey. The owner of the garden had succeeded in cultivating the Victoria Regia, the famous Australian lily, the I. 0.

0. HOPE LODGF. No. 45. CO 1 1 la everv Saturday evening in their i) i over 's iu the Gnnter r.i is; Visiting members art alays ber that you had a hand in pushing them down.

You are all anxious, however, to know what became pi the two "little girls," spoken of: I can only say of them the same that was said ol the flower, plant that was mentioned near the beginning of this letter: They were "Injured by being exposed too early." Yours Truly, "SHORTY." Ijr rarity and beauty of which make i Shearer, Noble Grand L. Haines, Permanent Secretary 11. W. Spangler, Recording Secretary it the queen of flowers in the eyes of horticulturists. "I once had a root of the Vic smmm M.

W. A. cvAVi' VALLEY CAMP. 1483. toria sent to me by a friend living Met very Alternate Friday evening in I.

O. O. F. Hall. Members of other of all kinds than can anyone west of the Mississippi River.

1 lodges welcomed. Adoption fee, $5.00 John Giltlllin, Clerk. W. T. Johnson.

r. We can id Australia," said a bystander. "He told me much of its size and wonderful beauty, but gave me no directions as to its culture. I exposed it to our hot July suns. -WE CAN SELL YOU A-JOHW F.

STRATTOfTS A.O. U.W. PERRY LODGE No. 300. GET THEM For yon, in Large or Small Quantities, And at a Very LOW Price.

18 Meets every First and Third Thursday For 00 or gCOO.oo. The bulb grew and soon bloomed but the flower was shrunken and eveuog of every month. Visitors cordially invited. M. T.

S. Oliver. I m'ficr. A. Loach; Kec.C.

IIoffmHii. mildewed. It was injured by be- We are doing advertising for one of the Largest Music Dealers in the world, and must take our pay in Musical Merchandise. This enables us to sell this line of goods at surprisingly Low Prices. Come and see us and get Prices on anything you want.

PERRY WORLD' ing'exposed ,.00 K. L. of S. Meet Second and Fourth Wednesday evening 'if everv month in Odd Fellows' 7:30. Adoption fee.

$1.00 Among the bystanders were two little girls ot thirteen. The)' were the children of sensible men Members fron) neighboring lodges are coni iHy invited. Dixon, Pres. Gilfillia, Rue. iind Fin.

Sec. F. L. Diggs and modest, well-bred women, but these children dressed gaud Headquarters for ily, talked loudly, and pushed-into the front places. They were P.

BURNS. M. D. PMYSICMtil and SURGEON, Pbkhy, Kansas." -o-- 1. STTRBER, M.

I). FRISIAN and SURGEON. PlilCKY Kans. boarders in a summer hotel in the rteighborhond, where they Pure I I RT Paints, ULv Uq could! be seen on the porches by day and in the ball-roo by H. G.STALCUP,' Physician And Dentist.

nien't, dancinat piavino cards, wotuen a specialty, jr Pk.kiiy, Kan i OBITUARY. Silas R. Brann was born in Butler county, Ohio, March 7th, 1836. Died Aug. 151I1, 1S96, at the age of 60 years, 5 months, and 8 days, leaving a wife and five children to mourn their loss.

Mr. Brann moved with his funi'iv to Perry in 1878 wler; he resided until his deatli. In health he was a kind and loving husband and father, and in sickness a patient sufferer. Funeral services were conducted at thf house, Sal-uday, Aug. 15th, at 4 P.

M. by Rev. Montgomery, and the burial service by Rev. Leureux. God holds the futu'e in His hand, Ve leaye it ail with Him We know one day He will explain The wherefore of each grief and pain, Though reasons now seem dim.

Three of his children were at home at his death, being Mrs. who resides here, Mrs Ella Jones, of Wamego and Albert Brann, of Kansas City. II, W. Brann who has been in California, smarted tor home on learning that his father was daugerous-ly ill, but has not arrived yet, The bereaved ones have the heartfelt sympathy of all who know them. A Fiend.

Oils, Window Glass. Toilet Articles, btc. etc. Mr. Diggs being a pluirmaceuiical graduate is especially fitted to compound the rnst difficult of physician's prescriptions with tht ADVERTISING RATES.

utmost accuracy. Give Them a Call and You will Come Again. Locals Less than 4 insertions, per line, Four or more 5C 4C Display- City drug Store, Headquarters for Patent To siar.d three months, or more, per inch (singL col.) per month, 25c Ler.s than three months and oyer one, per inch per insertion, 10c Lets than 1 per insertion, i2c 3Xo deviation from above, a PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY Bouton, U. P. TIME 'CARD.

Tkajss Going West- Df liver and Pacific Coat Limited. No. 3. 12:04. P.

No; Local No. 1. 9:07, P.M. I 11:30, A.M. Trains Going East rT? COMPOUNDED.

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IJ JX LiT j. No. 2, 7:05, A. M. No.

4. P. M. No. 16 12:50 M.

and, talking to young men, with a ludicrous attempt to imitate the flirting and coquettish airs ot the older Their mothers looked on with an indulgent smile at their "childish folley," forgetting that this is folley that leaves an indellible stain. No after culture nor remorse can bring back lost blushes to a woman's cheek. I noticed these two girls a few years afterward. Their frivolity did not decrease as they grew older, as their mothhrs thought it would. They grew more fond of the ball-room, card table and the society of young men until they were known as the ''meiri-est" girls in the town; soon it was "gayest," and then it got to be "sportiest" girls in the town, and so it went until their society was only sought for their merriment, and by men who had no earnest desires towards them as ladies.

Are we to pity the girls, or to scorn them? Let uf pity them for their mothers' sake. A mother is not always to blame for the down-fall of her daughter but ia this case and many others the aolher is to be blamed for it. Mothers I do not wish to censure yobut when you permit your to pass from your sub-jeregn before they haye attained Drugs, Paints, Oils, Etc. laving had Fourteen years' experience, is competent to fill all Prescriptions at very low prices. IN HIS PRESENCE.

To California, Via 15UBI.INGTON KOUTK. Vt-siibuied Trains to Denver; Through connecting sleepers to San Francisco. Scenic Colorado, 98 per oent Sunshine Returning via Puget Sound, Yellowstone Park, Billings, Custer Battle Field, Hot Springs, Black Hills, Every desirable feature enroute on one ticket. Consult Tirkc.t Agent. L.

VV. WAKELEY, G. St. Louis. Mo.

Proprietor 0 At The kirby House. All patrons receive the best of treatment. Good Tables set, Good Beds, and everything Neat and Clean. rn the georet or K1b presence, I am kept from strife of tooguesi His pavilion ts around me. And within are ceaseless songs! Stormy winds, His words fuiilllinj, Beat without, but can not harm.

For the Master's voioo Is stilling Storm and tempest to a oalm, In the secret of His presence All tbe darkness disappears; For a sun that knows no setting Throws a rainbow on my tears. So the day grows ever lighter, Broadening to the perfeot noon; So the way grows ever brighter. Heaven is oomlng near and soon. In the secret of His presence Nevermore can foes alarm) In the shadow of the highest I can meet them with a psalm; For the strong pavilion hides ma-Turns their fiery darts aside. And I know, whate'er betides ma, I shall live because He died I In the secret of His present Is tbe sweet, unbroken rest; Pleasures, Joys, in glorious ullnesi, Making earth like Eden blest; So my peace grows deep and deeper, Widening as it nears the sea.

For my Saviour is my keeper, Keeping mine and keeping me! tev. Henry Burton, In Lutheran Observe. Joseph DEALER IN TO CALIFORNIA, VIA THE BURLINGTON ROUTE. Personally Conducted Juurneys, F-vtry Wednesday from Burlington at 11 p. m.

Every Thursday from Omahn nt 8 a. m. Through tourist sleepers to L03 Angeles, with Conductor in charge via Scunio Colorado, 98 per oent Sunshine. Consult Ticket Agnt. FURNITURE, L.

W. WAKELEY. G. P. 1 ne 1 I'opeka and Lawreii VPrices Duplicated.

'Ml1. St. Louis, Moood enJanhood, you are guilty of a (make a The t. Pr God wit. try to it.

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