The Gridley Herald du lieu suivant : Gridley, Kansas • 1

i Subscription hb Work Neatly Done. GRIDLEY HERALDS .00 Per Year ttolume 4 GRIDLEY, COFFEY COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1897. Number 31 Boll of Honor. The Third quarterly meeting of the 1 Get our boys and girls in this list. The following pupils of the Gridley school Were neither absent nor tardy during the school month ending October ADVANCED EOOM.

Prance Finley, Gracie Hughes, Early to bed and early to rise, Don't get drunk and deceive your wives; Mind your own business and tell no lies; Pay yeur debts and buy of honest enterprise, E. church of Gridley charge will be held at Hopewell October 9 and 10. Rev. Thos. Lidzy, of Grace church, Emporia, will conduct the services.

See the line of Blankets at Fessenden'r. AU harness fully guaranteed at G. H. Dickinson's Harness store, Burlington. Kansas, Give gteekton a eall when in need of anything in his line.

Don't fail to see the largest display of Albert Hughes, Clyde Stukey, Samuel Phillips, Frank Pletcher, Laura Fessenden, Elma Fessenden, Amy Woodside. FBIHABY ROOM James Dressier, Omer Fessenden, Sydney Fessenden, Madge Fessenden, Vlrda Fessenden, Mamie Palen, Annis Palen, Mildred Roberts, Clara Stukey, Artie Stukey, Barry Shook, rank Shook, Volney Woodside, Ashley Woodside, all kinds of winter lap. robes and horse blankets ever brought to Cofley county. G. H.

Dickinson has them at Burlington. To every subscriber to the Hkkald who pays up within this month wo will send and the New York Tribune tree for one year, of GEO. A. 'N, In the Tilford Building, KANSAS, Have everthing for sale in Dry Goods and Groceries. providing the aeooust is $1 or over- Here is an opportunity to gtt suae cheap ing matter.

Go to Stockton's drag Store for your school supplies. May Roberts. Hugh Steele, one of our old falends, was a pleasant visitor at the Herald office yes. Urday. Wm.

Palmer drove through here yesterday on his way to Madison to buy B. F. BLAKEE ft CO, horses. Keller Swearingen and wife, ol attended the Populist rally here yet- Gridley, Kansas. GentsV Furnishing Goods, Hats, Cap; id 6 the best of Toot Wear for both Lidie-; and Men at prices discounted by none, THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID OR Country IF roduc J- S.

OLSON. terday. Keller is the Populist candidate for county clerk. A placard over a Georgia bridge reads as follows: "Any person driving over this bridge faster than a walk shall, if a white man, bo fined $5, and if a negro, receive twenty-five lashes half the penalty to be bestowed upon the informer." A little space of pleasure A little space ot pain, And tben the solemn darkness, And then the light again 1 A little song and story In sunlight and in rain; A littie gleam ol glory And then the dare again And so it goes; the darkness, And tben the gleam ot light; And so, liie is good morning, With sad thought of good night! The teachers ef Liberty township met in Gridley Saturday last and formally organized for reading circle work. There were ten who signed the roll, and the number is expected to increase to fifteen, at least.

John A. Bear was elected cbalrmrn for the hext meeting and Gertie Chamberlain, secretary. Owing to want of books no work leuld be done, but a special meeting was DEALER IN Hardware Harness and FURNITURE, Smoke Morton's Cigars- Manufactured in BURLINGTON, KANSAS. For sale by all first-class dealers. Gridley, Kansas; I keep the Celebrated Round Oak Stove.

balled for Friday evening; October 22, to Complete this month's work. It was voted to hold regular meetings on the seci-nd Sat-urday of each month at 3 o'clock p. m. CALL AND SEE JOSEPH GIBBON. Established 1870.

UNDERTAKING and FURNITURE. Two Hearses Anu onu huuina coffin costing over $25 adult size will he furnished iny best Hearse free, Under this price my other Hearse free. This aoolies to any place in Coffey Co- also ave the only city and county morgue id Coffey County. Also carry the largest Stock of Undertaking goods of all kinds, Furnitnre neatly repaired, MA.FESSENDEft We are indebted to Mr. Henry Teacuout lor the following information regarding aged people in this vicinity: There is living two miles north of this place an old German lady, mother-in-law of Mr, Burs-jhart, who is in her 97th year, An old German gentleman named Foster, who lives opposite the German church, three miles northwest of here in a new little home, Is in his SOth year and is quite feehle; and then there are a couple of old Germao jadies who live on the corner of the church lot who are quite aged.

The meetings of the M. E. ehurcb still continue. There have been several addictions to the clmrcb, Eev. P.

P. H. Monroe, of Strawn, has been assisting in the meetings, until Wednesdry evening. meetings will be conducted nom how on by the pafctor, Rev. V.

Staley. The D. L. Wlngard house in Strawn occupied by Dr. T.

E. Kvans. was burned pn Friday night of last week. It Was of the finest residence properties in jhe town. The loss on furniture was about 200 and no insurance.

We have been unable lo find out whether the house was insured or not. G. A. ATTENTION I 1 Are you going to the Leavenworth Reunion It so. see G.

R. McKlnley, Santa (Fe agent, at once. He has news for you in Vegard to train service, rates, etc. Dealers in General Merchandise Official Directory. NATIONAL.

President Wm McKlnley Vioe president Garrett A ttobert Chief justice Melville Fuller secretary of state John Sherman Secretary ol treaimry Lyman J. Gage Secretary of wai Russell Alter Postmaster general Jain -8 Gary Attorney general Joseph McKenna Secrelary ol navy John D. Long. Secretary ot interior Cornelius Blips. Secretary of agriculture James Wilson United State Senators, Luoian Bakei and A Harris.

Congressional. The News of Kansas and the World One each week, while it is fresh and interesting, can be obtained for the com of an ordinary weekly paper by reading The Semi-Weekly Cace Broderick J. Peters. Ripley, Charles Curtis W. H.

Vincent. J. Simpson J. Bod kin First district. Second district Third district Fourth district Fifth dUinct Sixth district Seventh district At large Prices as low as the Lowest Capital G.

A. R. RE-UNION. t. Leavenworth, Kansas, October 11 to 16, One tare for round trip over the Santa Fe, Tickets on pale October 9 to 15, good for return to and including October 18.

Waverly Teachers' Meeting. The Coffey county Teachers' Associa Produce taken in Exchange. tion will meet at the high school building STATE. Governor J. Leedy, Lieutenant governor.

James Harvey, Secretary W. E. Bush Treasurer. D. H.

Hefflebower Auditor. W. H. Morris Attorney L. C- Boyle Supt.

public instruction Wm Striker State printer J. S. Parks. i Legislative. State senator 15th dis J.

Sheldon Representative dis, O. Outcalt. COUNTY. on Saturday, October 16. at 10:30 a.

in. The following program will be observed: Invocation by Rev Smith; Address of wel come by Hon. 3 Senior; response by su perintendent L. H. Hannen; music, Wa mixed quartet; address by Rev.

W. E. Worrell; Afternoon exercises begin at T. N. Bell M.

Kiger I F.Jen kins vJ Christy H.Densmore J. VV. Ball J. H. Hanna Clerk Treasurer.

Probate Judge. -County Attorney, Sheriff Deputy Sheriff. Register of deeds. Horace White (JlerK ol Court. Supt public-Musii notion LH Hannen The best report 01 the proceedings of the coming Legislature and the great Senatorial contest next January; the formation ot the President's cabinet, his inauguration and appointments will ail be a year's subscription to HIE SEMI-WEEKLY CAPITAL now.

THE SEMI WEEKLY CAPITAL Is the great farm and family newspaper of Kansas. It Is published every Tuesday and Friday, and each issue contains all the news ot Kansas and the orld up to the hour of going to press, for the cost of an ordinary weekly pa- i (. per. The average Kansas farmei gets his mail twice a week, By subscribing for The Semi-Weekly Capital he receives a fresh Capital each time, giving him in condensed yet complete lorm the history of the world's doings during the proceeding three days. The Semi-Weekly Capital, besides being a newspaper, Is a twice-a-waek magazine of the higuest class, filled with matter interesting to every member ol the family.

Serial and short stories. sketches, correspondence sermons anecdotes, humor, special matter for the women and for the bops and girls, all find a place In the columns of The Semi Weekly Capital. The Gridley Herald bas made arrangements with, the publishers, whereby it can offer TBe Semi Wee and Tfk Gnafe Heraf3 he ve rv low price of $1.5 ,1.30. by John Chamberlain; j'Jiscussion by Agnes Laura Rankin and Mrs. Ada Ludy; music by the ladies mixed quartet; Class methods and devices by Prof.

C. W. Thompson; discussion by Lvd Cbatterton, Carrie Podd and Frank P. recitation by lngleman; music by Waverly mixed paper, "A sketch ol Olive Wetherbyjpapnr, ''Current Events" by A Lnne; reciUlion by Agnes Dore; 'Individualism of the Teacher, by dlscussim by Walter, i i Mr. Cbatterton; )aper, "Education'' Surveyor W.

Robson Coroner. P. Douglass Commissioners. A. W.

Lane, J. N. Murray S. H. Jackson.

(Commissioners meet in regular session the first Mondav in January, first Monday after the fi.st Tuesday in April, first Mondays in July and October, Special sessions held on call of chairman. AL. FINCH, DEALER IN Watches, Clocks and Jewell, Watch and Clock Renairina TOWNSHIP. Mark Atherly. J.

S. Olson. Tom Brooke. Hill; discussion by Georgia Morrison B. Simmons and Dale Graham; pa-iper, "That Boy," by Grace Soe; discussion Allie Smith and Jennie Robson; music by ladies' quartet; miscellaneous business.

Trustee. Clerk. Treasurer Justice of eace. Peek, L. tiaumgardner DISTRICT.

Mn Werts. Watt. Mrs Ed Fessenden The place to get a set of harness you jean depend on is at the old reliable bar-pels store of O. B. Dickinson, corner of 14 and Neosho streets, BurNigton, Kansas.

Director Clerk Treasurer 1.