Gove County Leader from Gove City, Kansas • 1

rf" .) VJ The 8tot Conifer deader. VOLUME X. GOVE CITY. KANSASJFRIDAY, JUN'E .28. 1895.

NUMBER 52 1776 1776 1895 Rev. Clark will, deliver a dis-cou rse at the ch rch on u-day i on the subject of Education, Hev.y Ciark is a very eloquent speaker and we advise every one interested in education to attend. We wish to call the attention; of the. board of County Commissioners to the law passed by our last legislature in regard "to the destruction of noxious weeds. They should take action on the matter their July mWing.

Foa Pale. One single-seated, covered road wagon, good as new. Also, one kitchen cabinet, kitchen chairs, 2(Kyards Japanese floor matting and 25 yards all wool," ingrain carpet. Threshie ranch. ISherifl Terrill went east and arrest ed Cecil 'Martin on a warrant, issued Town and County.

Mud. Rain, Wheat harvest will soon be on. Be happy if ou can't be good, Tomatoes 3 cans for 2acts. at Brown's. Elihu Bowles paid Gove a visit Wednesday.

Come to Brown's. He wants your trade. Our Board of Trade is non est since it rained, George Sirams, of Grinnell was in town Monday. The rain we are now having will boost the corn along. A large stock of shoes just received at Brown's.

Lookout for more rain about the fourth of next month. J. J. and Will McMain were up from Jerome Tuesday. Our township trustee has his hands full at this time.

Notice the change in the, Time Table oir page fWe. We give our reader eight pages of home print this week. Shoes never, cheaper than Brown is selling them. cfii The irrigated -gardens in this vicinity approving a suscess. Sunday and Monday weie the hottest days we have had so far.

F. B. Strong, of Buffalo Park, was taking in the towu Saturday, H. M. Ellis, our road bossj has been reparing our roads this week.

Commissioner' W. H' Leach was a visitor in this bnrg Saturday, Our little paper this week is as' large as anybody's six column folio. The Exchange Bank will buy your school orders at very favorable figures. 28th about two years ago, charging hirtf- We glean the following statistics from the reports of the township as sessorsi Gove county has 104,303 acres In farme3. She has 27,107 aces under cultivation.

She has 40,050 acres under wire acres irrigated. Value of farmes and improvements $441,236. The population of the county is 2126 These figures are for last' March since which time the number of acres under irrigation have been largely increased, also a large area of alfalfa has been sown. Hank Bufris refused to render unto Cifisarthe things which are Caesars, and, as a consequence, Was cited to appear" before the Procurator on last Tuesday, then and there to be judged as to his duty to lahof on the public highway under the orders at the powers that be. namely, the path-master.

Hon. I. T. Purcell was brought down from his hermitage near the anejent hamlet of Grlainfield to advise the Coutt of OyeT. antl-Ter-muexof jfche edicts that had been promulgated in relation to and concerning said cause, which are found written in the boofc of the laws of the Medes and Persians.

The corpu delicti yi as fully established and the resjesta administered to the extent of a five dollar, William and trimmings. List week we published a short communication from Oscar J. Lansing in regard to com ments made by us on the sermon delivered on Memorial Day at this place by Rev. Clark. Want of time prevented us from answering the questions propounded in the communication at that time, and as we respect the writer, and tfiat large class of christian peo-people, of whom he is one, we will state that in making our comments on the discourse in question it was not our intention to convey the idea that the speaker sanctioned war as a Christian method of settling disputes between nations, but in speaking historically, not approvingly, of a fact, he showed how good had been made to result as a final issue of past conflicts.

vT Personally we take no issue with our friend on the contrary we look look upon fighting as a relic of barbarism. We believe that the Proclamation of our Lord, "Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men," should be taken just as written. A conflict between individuals is to be deplored. How much more then should a conflict where hundreds of thousands of individuals are involved arid the misery increased at a corresponding ratio? There is no room for argument between our correspondent and ourself in regard to the horrors and evils of war. The prospect of free 'silver in the near future has already stimulated trade aud advanced prices.

Down where our former, fellow citizen, Jim McCully, lives, they had hot winds Sunday and, Monday. Mrs. B. Smith left -esterday in the afternoon for an extended visit to her parents in Nemaha county. If it dont rain pretty soon we will be compelled to tire in another article or two advocating free range.

For. the, last ten days the sun has shiued further down a perpendicular stove pipe than it will again for a year, The Normal students are not as boisterous this session as, -formerly. TBer are getting to the bottom of the facts this Wolfe arid his forces land-ed our britfge, which was washed away in the late flood, 'safe and sound just west of the court house. Wheeler, of Stockton, was in -Wednesday "arid visited the Normal. He was bo hisjway5 to Wal lace county and was traveling on a bike.

i When the hair, begins to fall out or" turn gray; the scalp needs doctor-ing, and we know of no better specific than kail's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Uenewer. 1 George T. Brown has added a line of and shores to his grocery stock; Mr. Brown is fair and accora-modating in his and deserves a share of your patronage. I Prices of vegetables are getting more reasonable in this market.

few weejts ago it cost a nickle? to get a smell at a small onion and a i dime lor Alopfc at a raddish vas big as a cherryl '-i -pThe issue of this paper for the second in July will be by the students of the Normal. They will have complete controls and will furnish and arrange jill the matter for that issue. It is reported that Lou and Jack; witu seduction and brought him here for trial. Justice Spihej discharged him yesterday in the afternoon "no wittnesses against; him. C.

D. Mathews was in town Saturday and informs his thatr his spo Albert, has gone to Greeley, to work during the summers He also informs us that Plum creek was high-er during the late rains. than ever be fore within the kuowledge of the oldest settler, Many a man, who has been sent to an early and even suicidal grave by the tortures of dyspepsia, would be al i ve a nd well to-day, had he tested the virtues of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This is no temporary appetizer, but a radical, scientific remedy. It makes life worth living.

Our neighbor of the Gazette should either get a dictionary, hire a proof reader or a shorthand speller. It is a public calamity to have the bacteria of bad spelling scatered pro miscuously over the town as it was last week, and the Normal in session also. The Conductor of the Normal should enjoin him. --We this week publish a letter from ex-governor Crawford, and while it is somewhat lengthy it is very in-terestiag from start to finish. Had such words eminated from a Populist they would be hooted at as a calamity wail but coming, as they do, from a life long republican who has never wavered in loyalty to his party they deserve consideration from the thinking yoters of that party.

Thomas have lost some cattle from blackleg. '1 Jacob Tustin started to Rooks county to remain a short Ve hearU some complaint of wheat'drying up for want of rain the firstof the 1 rf" a i v- rf-i- i If this rainy weather keeps, we'll burn every article we haye writ ten on free range. 1 While we are putting the coloring matter on this page of our paper it is poring down rain. All kinds of field and tree seeds for sale at reasonable prices by M. W.

Liwis, GainflDeld. That is a' daisy crossing our roadoverseer, H. Ellis, put in where the bridge washed out. i C. J.

EUthorpe received a telegram Wednesday evening stating that his mother, who lives in Russell county, was dangerously sick. and rs. Ellithorpe at once left for that place..