Kirwin Globe from Kirwin, Kansas • 1

QBE VOLUME IX. KIRVVIN, PHlLUi'S COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, March 22d, 1895. NO. 24. A.

BARRON, Editor Prop. Xo 3454, CAMEJtdX, PretideiU. CfiAS. jr. HLLL, Vlce.Pret, THE KIRWIN MILLS.

1 J. W. C. R. JACKSON, i -PROPRIETORS.

ii first National Senator Smith has been in the legislature as a member of one branch for four years and has succeeded in having tie political disabilities removed from two ex-rebels and helped pass the cotton seed oil resolution. That record ought to be, a source of much gratification to Norton connty pops who defeated John R. Hamilton. Alniena Plaindealcr. WASHINGTON LETTER.

From Our Kefpilar Correspondent. Washington, Mab 15 jl895. More foreign complications for Mr. Cleveland and Secretary Grcsham to get themselves tangled up in! -This week has added several complication with foreign countries, in addition to those already existing on account- of discriminations by Germany 'France and several other- smaller European nations against American products. The Fauocs -'Gilt "Stbaight Grape," and "Eakly Riser" Brands of Flour Constantly on Hand.

Orders Promptly Filled. Kirwin, Kansas. CAPITAL, $50,000.00, TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS, BUY AND SELL FOREIGN EXCHANGE, LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE AND CHA fTEL SECURITY. REPRESENT LEADING INSURANCE COMPANIES. Oldest Bank in Phillips County.

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-fii Goods ever brought to tho City OUT 3 ii rr put 9 MRwawmTC BIN SMS COMPANY, A LARGE SUPPLY OF Fresh, Cured and Salt Meats CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Highest Market Price Paid for Hides. Highest FricG Paid for GsfRe.FresSi Oysters la Season.1 Fonllinnt Tcroer Square, Ktrviln, Kaunas. 0T7ICIAL PAPEB OF intWUT NOTICE. rmixirsBURG, kan.

March 1895. The board of County Comrolfrtonprs of Tbinii County will be In session ror we HsiribHtion of ieed grain, neglnnl.isr on Monday, March 25th, and will auenu the townshlps.ln tin- following oruer; DATE. March 25 March 25 March 2 March 2 March 27 March 27 March 27 March 28 March 28 March 28 March 29 March 29 March 30 March 30 Tovrasmrs. Sumner Crystal Klrwin Valley Glenwoort wood Arcade Deer Creek Bow Creek Freedom Phlllipsburj: Solomon Kushvi He March 30 April 1 April I Dayton April 2 Mound April 2 Belmont Apill 2 Plainview April 3 1-ong Island A pril 3 Prairie View April 4 Beaver April 4 Logan April 4 Those who have mack application for peed grain, or who desire to are requested to come tn for their grain on the day designated above for distribution to resid. ruts of their township, as no applicant will be furnished grain before the day designated above for distribution to his township.

The grain will be equitably apportioned throughout the country before distribution begins so that all ill receive their just proportion regardless of the day on which they Each man Is requested to bring sacks to hold Ihelr grain. By o.dvr of the Comity Commissioners, 1. I). Thoicjton. County Clerk.

The ladies still iisist on wearing liirYls on their huts, it is' noticeable however, that the big bills don't come on the birds. Majur-General Mary Elizabeth Juas isJSpoken of as a candidate for Mayor of Wichita. Well won't Uiat be a "boss" ou Wichita? Kx-Labor Commissioner Todd is going to Oklahoma. Wo would ad. vise Todd hojtto'tr) his labor racket on any of the natives or he will probably change fioin an ex Commissioner to an cx-human.

Long Island may safely claim the premium for high stepping girls. Leader ot that, says: A "We learn that Miss IlaUie llynearson stepped through a hole in au old barn roof last Sunday and injured herself quite Beverly iV We hope her aceideut may not prove Irrigation will surely lead to production. A small garden well irrigate 1 will produce an abundance of vegetables for a small family, while a man with a small brain well irrigated with hop tea and will produce horned devils, hob goblins and snakes enough to disgust and' torment a large family. welve of the southwestern counties or thu state ha Ve refused-to accept seed grain from the state. They seem to! think they yan get.

ijlong without help. Smith county, although a rich county compared iitaitft ithe counties mentioned, has nearly-nine hundred applicanur' Howls: thii any how? Is it from the fact that Smith is the banner Top coontyHhThe State V' rr jit One Of the ljt; appointments Gov, Morrill has made ii the, appointing of Cpt. of Gtborne, Commandant of Dodge City soldiers borne. If the Governor would- only appoint Hilly Nelson, of the Smith County Pioneer, State accountant, theapoint Hient would be a credit, not only to the KixDist. but to the ktato administra- is strange how close then read the never say anything that men don't jike but we soon hear jf it and everybody tells us about it.

If however, wo happt to say a good thing we never hear of that nobody seems to notice jhy We may pay some, man compliments and give him dozens of puffs, and be taken it hi a tribute uto his greatness never thinks it does him any good. But if we. happen-to say. any thing he does not like or something he imagines rc Heels upon his see how quickly fires up and gets excited about All oui'eyiU are charged to us, but we appearently get any credit for the good that we do. liuraso Greeley, TO TEACHERS.

The npring term of the academy opens" Wednesday morning. March find I'tirls 'Wednesday night Mtiy June normal institute begin the next Monday, Many realizing the- benefit of one term' of srhonol during the 'year, Intake their plans to attend dining Hie spring AVe have heard from some and expect to hear from o'hers ivho intend to be at the academy fur, the coming spring term, If the regular eUsses-, do not supply the needs of the teachers who come, we will organize special classes for their -accommodation. Phase write the principle and ask about classes in the subjects you wish to toko. He will answer you promptly and do the host possble for your accommodation. If you have not received your mrncy, already earned, us what vou can do and we will accommodate you regarding pay if possible, F.

E. SHERMAN, Principal, Stockton, Kan. To give people an idea about the difficulties in distributing aid, we will cite an instance of a mnn in the north part of the county with 400 acies of unincumbered land, calling for 800 bushels of corn; a man with 40 steers refusing to sell but asking the county to furnish corn to keep them through; a mop not satisud wUh flpur- and bacon at the county's expence, but wanted fruits; and sail another with 300 bushels of corn in the crib asking the county to furnish him aid. These are facts, and it is such instances as these that makes a man mighty tirad. Mankato Monitor.

A girl in town had a proposal of marriage Sunday and asked a weekto think it over. She went to interview several married ladies in Howard as to th ir domestic experience, One who used to be a belle, had three children, did all her own work and hadn't been to the theater or out tiding since she was married. Another whose husband was a promising young man at the time she married was supporting him. A third didn't-dare to say her life was her own when her husband was around, and a fourth was divorced. After visiting an hearing their woes, the herione of our little tale went home, got pen and paper, and wrote ananswer to the young man.

Vou may think it was refusing but it wasn't. She accepted him and said she would be ready a month. Couraat. Tuis Young Man. The following gem, which has been going the rounds of the press'' without credit should be cut out by every man and pasted in his bat as a reminder of his duty when he desi-es to speak ill of any woman's character ''Remember this young man be careful what you say about a woman's character.

Think how many years she has been building it, of tlio toil and privations endured of wounds received, and let no suspicions follow her actions. The purity of woman is the sal vation of the race, the hope of future greatness mid the redemption of man. Wipe out her purity ard man sinks beneath the wave of dispair, ith not a star to guide his life into the channel of safety-Think then, before you speak, and re member that any hog can root up'tlie fairest flower that ever grew, so the vilest man can ruin the purest woman's character." The legislature at Topeka is doing its level best to bring about that happy time when the 'newspapers will have the business nerve to charge a candidate for office space rates for space consumed. The first dash out of the box the cowardly house undertook to cripple the newspapers; the next rattle should come from the press. Clay Center Times.

For a long time we have been of the opinion that the only effective editorial association is a party one. Republicans newspapers, shonld band together to compel republican poliiciahs and office holders' to treat them fair and democratic and populist editors. should corujtine for a like purpose. A leading populist told us last week that the populists were beaten in Kansas before nominations were made last summer through the effective hammering of the republican newspapers. Day after day and week after week the news papers talk along a given line and sixty days before an election up jumps a politican who schemes and shysters, buys and boodles, and who thus thinks he wins the ry, while in reality the only thing he dona is to leave a lot.

of dirt for the newspapers to apologize or white wash. He gets an office and the first tlnng he does is to cut thu newspapers in work and prices, and the next thing to drop his party friends who for party purposes he think will submit, and cuter to Hie Ishmaelile sheet whoso blackmail sheet lie is afraid of. For the next two years the repub lieah newspapers will have to defend the republican House. Without the newspapers those fel lows oould have no 'hearing before the people at all. There ought not to be a party press, or the party press should combine for the purpose of having inoin to sav about policies ann men As it Is now we fall in and take the trick shoved at us, K.

C. Gazette, It is true that with a clear headed President-aud Secretary of State there would be no serious trouble with these hew complications, but the -blundering record made by. the present administration in dealing with the foreign policy of this if it can truly b3 said to have had such a thing since Mar. 4, 1893, has prepared the country to look for the wrong, rather than the right thing from it, in foreign as well as domestic matters. first and most important of the new complications arises from a Spanish warship having fired on a U.

S. Mail Steamer the Allianca which was passing near the coast of Cuba on its way from Colon to New York. Already the Spanish has assured the State Department of his belief ttv.it it was done by mistake and that opain will apologize if this country after investigation thinks it proper. The next complication is in connection with the protest of the British Ambassador against the shootfngof an officer of au English steamer during the recent le-vee riots at New Orleans, and the with the demand of the Italian that protection be given the Italians in the United States and that satisfaction be given for the lale assassination of Italians at Wtilsenburg, Col orado. It largely depends upon Mr.

Cleveland and Secretary Gresham what conies of these things. Secretary Herbert is beginning to hear a great deal of adverse which was leveled at him from all sections because he has only designated two ycssels the Sati Franciseoand tbe Marbclhead to participate 'the ceremonies attendant upon-. the open ingof the Baltic and North Sea Canal by the Emperor of but he is obstinate, although he. admits the importance of the evmit be refuses to change his original order. Navul officers are greatly chagrined.

They point out that all the maritime nations will 1)9 strongly represented, and tbnt commercial, instinct, not to mention national pride, should have been strong eno'nght to have at least a half dozen of the finest ships in tlio navy to take parVin the opening. The Spanish minister has had a somewhat gueer experience recei.lly. He received letters from several alleged manufacturers of dynamite and other high explosives asking him to purchase explosives for the use-, of tlio Spanish army in Cuba, and when he declined he received other letters notifying him tjiat if he did not at once purchase the explosives they would be sent to the insurgents in Cuba to be used in destroying Spaniards and Span ish property. Opinion is divided as to whether the letters were the work of a crank or a professional blackmail-civ Senor Muruaga, the minister pays no attention to them. There is much discussion, now that the arguments are all in.

as to what the decision of the Supreme Court will be in the income tax case. "The court to day took, a rcces3 until the 25, iust and it is expected that the decision will be banded down on 'that day. Among lawyers there seems to be considerable doubt as to the nature of the decision, hut the overwhelming preponderance of opinion those unlearned in the law is that the court will stand by previous decisions and declare the tax constitutional. If it shouldn't the administration will be in a bad way. It will have difficulty in getting through the year even if the receipts from the income tax are up to I the estimate, but if the tax is declared unconstitutional it cannot be collected at all, and tho chances are that an extra session of Congress would be called to provide noney but Mr.

Cleveland would not call it until the last minute, as It would be triumph for Senator Gorman which that astute politician and determined enemy of Mr. Cleveland would not be slow to take advantage of. Some of those who helped to fctart the new silvr party are already privately expressing their disgust at the manner in which the countty Iul, ignored the announcement of the birth of the party Abuse, they say, they were prepared for, but silent contempt they objeot to and that's about all they are getting. DilALF.a, IN umoei C3 Tlio Celebrated Sniisliinp, Canyon tn hand Lime, Cement, Southeast Corner Square, KIRWIN, KANSAS. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.

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