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should alwavs think of that Brand LIMMUUUUiU Prof. Weaves: preached at FairrSew saving, 'srreat wits are oft to madness church, northwest -of Yinland, last Sab-: The Baldwin "Visiter. TRW AY, FEBRUARY 13, 1884. bath. near whereupon his passion JANUARY 1st, '85, passed.

Haverniale's photographs cards, Puuce is the nearest Webster comes A HAPPY NEW YEAR I To the people of Baldwin and vicinity for the generous patronage ex Cabinets, $4 from' Feb. 20th to do well to take a hint, lest, if they persist, they may have the pleasure of being escorted to their room some night by one of the profs. take warning. We had supposed that all the book agents had taken the supernumerary or superannuated relation, but we were mistaken, as one is lit the city trying to sell a medical work to students. The ex-agents know.how deal with him, though he should have' his piece well to defining a dude.

se SOUTHERN KANSAS R. 11. TIME TABLE. For next sixty day we prono! Now I never paid any attention to PEARL WEDDING. The thirtieth anniversaiy of the marr riage of Mr.

Oliver Johnson and wife, was celebratad by a friendly surprise by their children and neighbors on last Wednesday evening. The following guests were II. E. Bodwell and wife, L- B. Bodwell and wife, C.

B. Beeks and wife, David McKinney and wife, S. H. Mitchell and wife, Sam. Price and wife, J.

G. Schnebly and wife, Geo. and wife, W. Hyde and wife, Wm. Keif-er and wife, Chas.

Galbreath and daughter, Mrs. Ridgeway and son. Miss Lizzie Keifer, and others. to reduce our The glory of the wild cat hunters of large stock of dudes, I never thought them worth it last Friday, lias departed. It was a dead one tint they caught.

But it is the duty of everyone to fill the hnla that in hnrarl for him which I LKAYES. .9:5 a. in. ...2:68 p.m. tended us during the past year and we enter upon reckou the dude does.

I think God BOOTS 811(1 MSAVKS. made the dude out of some worthless wood, corn, potatoes, apples and country produce in general, taken on subscription for the W. A. Hyde has been repainting, pa- 18:10 p.m. 8:45 p.m.

material that wasn't good for anything Leeomaodation SHOES, else, and set him up for a scarecrow. Connect at Ottawa with trains on main line pering and otherwise refitting his $e-w- that men might see his folly and not committed and his tongue oiled. Prof, in geology "How is a concretion formed?" Student "A concretion is formed by the segregating of homogeneous particles from a heterogeneous mass." Prof. "Very well done," but will you please define the terms used?" A democrat Mr. II member of the U.

S. history class, propounded in class tlie other day the following: for points north and south. Itua to and from ailteftiws. elry store for the spring trade. do likewise," and as a.kind of revenge on flirts.

to make room for with the determination that the Old House" shall continue to maintain it The children presented their father and mother with a fine lamp, a some other articles were presented by the neighbors, Mr. Beeks making the presentation speech. A fine supper ofoys-ters, and every thing that the market could afford, prepared under the direc What a piece of workis the dude position as the The first invoice of the new anaesthetic, hydirolorate of cocaine, was received by Dr. Owen, of this place, Monday. DIRECTORY.

SPRiisra goods. Leading" Dry Goods and Carpet House of Kansas. how destitute of reason how infinite in nonsense form and moving, how like a gobler in action, how like a monkey in apprehension, how like Mr. J. D.

Smith has just received a "Professor, why is the Biblical society like the Republican party?" Prof. VMr. II can you tell?" Mr. II car load of plows, harrows, cultivators tion! of Mrs. McKinney, was then announced as being ready.

The bride and bridegroom lead the way to the table, the guests following in the order of their ages. After sup etc. from the Chamberlain now Co. Dubuque, Iowa. FAMILY SHOE STORE a mule BULLENE Co.

"Because it. is in two pieces." Tlie prep, is behind the times; he should keep better posted on Biblical matters. I am not a dude nor the son or a dude, for a dude never has any, neith S. D- Anderson. -ustwBSxaf Peace A stonebraker.

Clark Reynolds. CJerk- Plasket. Zhvdl iLSOlT'S. er do I sav this in envy of his great The Elioian and Athenian societies held a joint session last Friday evening. The house was called to order by Miss ness 'The class of fashion the ob W.

L. Martin, M. served of himself and. all the flirts, MONEY! SVRGEON-DENTI8T. Rose Mitchem and the devotional exer PHYSICIAN and SURCEOX.

looketh like he wanted to love some- The Johnson House has been thoroughly renovated and re-fitted. It was re-opened on last Monday and is now better than ever prepared to accommodate the public This week our contemporary, instead of calling us by our right name, refers to us only as "another paper." We hope this will not be repeated, for we bod aud be knocked 'down to prove cises were conducted by Miss Hammond, after Which Miss Jennie Sweet i.ri low per, while yet at the table, Mr. Johnson made some appropriate remarks which were responded to by Mr. Mitchell. Dr.

Schnebly then made some remarks in regard to the lamp, and. the subject of light. Altogether it was a very enjoyable occasion, was a complete surprise to both Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.

Mr. Johnson came to Baldwin "in 185G, and is well known to all who came to this part of Kansas in an early day. Oflto with W. H. Webster.

Dentist. Dufg-er Bros. grocery. delivered an address of welcome, in The outward be least with SIX PER CENT. which sue nicely coutrasteu woman men, but us not so witn-auaes, you KANSAS.

BALDWIN, former position in society with, her see the most of them on. the outside. present exalted one; showed the ten dont like to be called names. The dude ducketh to the damsel Any amount from $300 up. Interest and tosseth hi eh his T1 2 hat in air at I payable annually.

A part or all of DENTIST. The persons mentioned last week as principal may be paid at any interest wig at oi every mru starting to the Exposition on Tuesday, A COMMUNICATION, payment. Office over Tmayer ilrsa. ffruccry. IlJeautif ul carved acts of teeth and ti lou woum tuinK to see a uuue dency, cf some women to abuse this high privilege, and "exhorted them to use well their preent position to make the world Wiser and better.

D. Akers delivered an oration entitled, A Plea for the Rural Districts," and showed left on the noon train that day. Misses Also notes bought, and short loans walk he was stnnghalt, but the fact is filling teeth a specialty. Teeth extract 2323. 7.

Sarah Ives and Mattie Flasket and ed with skill and without dangec. All he has always had too much string. made on good personal security. work snail receive inv personal alien OTTAWA. KAKS.

A combination and a form indeed Main Street, Mr. Harvey Howard were also in the party. J. R. Nickum, at Mrs.

Cunningham's. tion, and satisfaction guaranteed. All the latest improvements for BALDWIN'. KANSAS A letter from Mrs Reader, now at whereon every tailor does seam to pick to advertise his goods. A dude never liveth the life of a dude but a short time, he gets too old, gets mar how country environments beget 'a spirit of emulation and naturally foster genius; while city" surroundings tend to produce opposite results.

The question for debate, "Resolved that all prog making all operations with as little discomfort or annoyance to patient as -TisaTirer L. B. Bodwell. I R.Morgan. Constables Spangler.

CITY. Mayor S. Hogan. Police Judge I. C.

Barton. Coujicitoien. A. Ilyde, clerk, I B. jfiadfrell, B.

W. Bailey, Geo. Nott -and C. B. Beeks.

larshal. G. C. Moore. BOARD.

J. G. Schnebly. Clerks .1. C.

Barton. Treasurer. E. Gaddis. First M.

E. Church Rev. W. R. "Davis, Pastor.

Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and at 7 p. m. Sab-hath School at 9:30 a.

m. Prayer meeting on Tuesday and Thursday at 7 o'clock. Class meetings, on Sabbath: older -people's immediately after the forenoon service, young men' at 3 p. m. All at the church north of the college.

Young ladies', youth's and childre.ix!sj5las8es at 3. m. at the college. Second M. E.

Cmracn (colored) D. CheneyJLeader. Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p.

m. conducted by local preachers, in college Vocals Instrumen Fayetteville, states that her health is better than it has been for years. Frank has secured a position is possible. (Successor of Campbell Co.) DEALER IX ried then he looseth his dudeship or dies. He is a dude take him for ress has been the outgrowth of All work warranted.

in the Kansas department of the New Orleans Exposition. was ably discussed by Mrs. Alice Clark all in all." I awoke. Pelleq J. PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, FAN and R.

B. Kester on the affirmative and tal Music. Taurfat ty STrSL M. U. RIDGWAT.

Vf Department above the PostciOee. Music pertena 1 12.00 L'se of Piano Sara Mr4ar ZM Teeth extracted without pain. Miss Mabel King and S. A. Lough on We are overstocked with Tea, there CY and TOILET ARTICLES, OILS, PAINTS, BRUSHES, Etc fore we sell Tea cheap.

iL. iL. B. 3avariess, Editor Visitor: In the "College Column" of the Criterion, issue of Feb. 5th, we notice a communication which is by no means in harmony with the best interests of our town.

We have seen quite a number of the booming towns of Kansas, and feel free to say that Baldwin is not only a moral town, but that it has as large a percentum of intelligent, industrious and energetic men as any town in Kansas, or elsewhere. For a few years past there has been erected in Baldwin a better class of houses, taken all in all, than in any other town in the state. There is considerable sidewalk already built in Baldwin, and more building, and ere this article is made public a meeting will already have been held for the purpose of adopting measures for building a sidewalk from Baldwin to Media. Baldwinjis a "moral" town, and we are glad that her citizens are not ashamed to put it forward as one of her cardinal virtues. This is one of the Co.

S. Lake the negative. There were no judges, but granting the definition of the affirmative, that all opposition or strife whether between the elements, nations Havermale has engaged the assistance of one of the most popular artists of this country (twenty years experience in this county) until after commencement. Call around at the gallery on Sixth street on or about the 20th and see for yourself. Remember we keep in stock the cele Zrf I'erscrijU i-j cnrruUy prepared brated Ottawa patent flour the best in BOOKSELLER and STATIONER.

BLACKSMITH the market. S.Lakjs Co. or individuals is war, the decision must necessarily have been with that side Miss Stratton very nicely declaimed at all Itourt. LOOK HERE. We don't give Tea away but will sell Corner of Eight and Hlsh Street, wet of vou more xea ior si man any ouit-i Sammit Bouse.

The Criterion man says his paper will hereafter appear without a "college column." We think that this is a mistake, for it shows a lack of the proper interest in our university, and IWRSESIIOEIXG a Specialty. BALDWIN, KANSAS. Bodwell Stuart's house in Douglas county. WALL PAPER, S. Lake KANSAS.

BALDWIN, Tlie place to get House, Sign and Car CEILING PAPER, besides, we have always looked upon that department as the best in the pa riage painting, Gilding, Graining, is at the naint shop, up stairs next to "Widow Green." Miss Beekstrum in an essay entitled, "Tour to America in described the condition of things when the members of these two societies had entered their respective Vocations. The closing address, by II. J. Hoover, was both logical and rlietorical. In it he showed that individuals, whether they toil in the higher walks of life or in the more humble, if they but work well their part, should command equal respect.

His parody was especially admired. The program was interspersed with excellent music, both instrumental and per. strong reasons why Baker University THE LIGHT RUHNtttG WINDOW SHADES, Nott Kidder's. Mrs. Mary Nickel, of Mulberry, Bates Robert McDonald.

ARTISTS' MATERIALS, PllESBTTEKIAJI CHTTBCH HCV. J. JBaay, Pastor. Services every alternate Sabbath at 7 p. m.

in church at Media. aioxDa-iE-. A. F. A.

M. Talmyra Lodge No. 23. Holds regular (Communications in Masonic Hall, A cood sewmz machine for sale county, Missouri, was in town last week, visiting her children who are here attending college. Mrs.

Nickel, whose name was formerly Miss Francis, was cheap. Inquire at this oflice. PICTURES and FRAMES, KB LOCAL MARKETS. Baldwin, February 13, 1885. PURSES, BILL BOOKS, CATTLE Steers for shipping, $3.50 a student of Baker from 1S82 to 1864; was one of the two young ladies who carried the chain at the formal survey of the college campus.

vocal, the latter being encored. As a (oCl 75; steers for butchers, 3 aX4 OLD MEAT MARKET Has been moved into their new building where will be found choice fresh meat at all times; also salt meat. Meat delivered to any part of tJs city when ordered. BHD SPRIHGS. The undersigned, having the eonaty right, is manufacturing what he claims to be the best bed spring in the market.

Will make the spring te fit any bed. URIAH GORDON. LADIES' SATCHELS, whole, the effort was a very commendable one. and it will be nice to have cows for butchers, a 6U(o-3 ou. SEYJIUG MACHINE CHICKENS 1 00.

more such performances when the new should ever remain here, as it is one of the necessary elements in an educational center. When any one speaks of removing Baker University he should not lose sight of the very important fact that Baldwin and vicinity have donated vastly more, than all other places combined, of the money which built Baker University. Hereafter, let him who feels called to complain of the lack of energy, and to impeach the morality of citizens of Baldwin, remember that those unthoughted people who let students walk in the mud without shedding a tear, have made great sacrifices in order to set before them a grand literary feast, such as cannot be enjoyed elsewhere in America for tlie same amount of iiiuiirjv The people of Baldwin are to be com STATIONERS" NOVEL 1 1 AT O. 2. lc: 2k O.

3. SoC. chapel is completed, as we will not CORN Mixed, choice wliite, then want for room. 27c. TIES, etc OATS 23c.

BEST BOOK FOB EVERYBODY FLO It StaiT, i sack, 1 SO; O. I "have made arrangements whereby I will be enabled to make photographs, of all standard styles and sizes, on about February 20th. Prices as follows: Cards per dozen, 2. Cabinets" "4. 8x10 8.

Twenty-five per cent, discount to Baker University students. A. M. HAVERMALE. 1 ISO.

Patent, 1 0. The new illustrated edition of Webster's Dictionary, containing three thousand engravings, is the best book SIMPLE V) Q3 fcgjgj A 1 Per sacK, wc BUTTER Choice, iiOc. KtiGS asc. I.ARi 12ic. Kaxsa.

An Elegraat Line cr Stationery II A WIS, over Smith's hardware store, corner cf jSixth and High streets, on Wednesday vejahTg at 7 o'clock, on or before a full moon: CilBK Reynolds, J. N.HaLl, W. M. Sec'y. I.

O. O. F. Baldwin City lodge, No. 31.

Meets every Saturday evening at 7 o'clock in their hall. Visiting brothers invited to CP. Ives, F. B.Reez, N. G.

Sec'y. G.A. R. E. D.

Baker Post, No. 40. Meets in college on the fast Monday evening jd each month, at 7 o'clock. Geo. Nott, Clakk Reynolds, P.

C. Adj't. for everybody that tlie press has produced in the present century, and should be regaraea as maispeiisiiw tn POllK Fresh, 7c(al0c; hams, 11c; Always on HancL shoulders, 10c; sides. 1-lc: breakfast M. I.

CROSBY, bacon, 14c. the well regulated home, reading-room. mended for not disturbing public wor- I jDrary and place' of business. Golden BEEF Fresh, dried, loc. POTATOES 70c.

APPLES 4V5C THE ONLY SEWING MACHINE ship by their loud "amens," even once a DKAUta in ZD "Vn" XJ 33. TISH-ABE A.XD VVTX.KRT. Store in Postoffice building. THAT GIVES it Bra. J.

V. Walker keeps a full stock of COAL Pittsburg, 18c; nut, ISc; Illi Mr. Sheward, of the Criterion is in trouble. It seems that last Friday-evening he lost his temper and expressed his sentiments a little too freely to our druggist, Mr. Cooper, on a disputed point in the settlement of nois, IWc.

STOVES, Kooflng, mm Oattencg a apee Spoutiug and HOMOEOPATHIC THE ialty. BALDWIX. fHAS HO EQUAL KANSAS. KANSAS. BALDWIN, remedies: I AGO year.

It is a noticable fact that as people become more highly civilized and enlightened, they become less demonstrative in their public worship. If the writer of the article referred to came to Baldwin in order to get upon a higher intellectual plane, let him take notice and govern himself accordingly. It is to be hoped that the editors in Baldwin will feel sufficiently interested in the welfare of their own town, not to publish anything which will be derogatory to its interests. Citizen. rT THE DUDE.

7 their accounts. The latter as justly-indignant and invited the newspaper man to retire and of course proceeded to see that the invitation was at once accepted. The next day Mr. Cooper was arrested -and brought before the authorities, but upon examination they decided that there was no ground for COTTAGE ORGAN An a83, no assifidity can cure. afternoon while I was down at DKALSK (X Four gems for 25 cts.

at Havermale's. Money to loan at 6 per cent. J. R. NlCKUiT.

G-BOCEBrFa BARBER SHOP. The aodersijrned is prepared to do ail 4s work ia bis line. Sharing, Cutting Hair and Shampooing. 3. H.

FT A UK, Baldwin, Kansas. R. W. BAILEY. the postoffice I overheard one of the rtu Btined a standard of xcallooc volcn professors telling a story about a curi the arrest, and he was released.

The admits of no superior. It contains verr imprwinent that InrentiYa geniis, skill and luouey can produc. ous piece of anatomy. When he had finished, the other professors began, Bob53urdette, to-nlgbl, at the M. church.

SEWING MACHINE CO UNIVERSITY NOTES. CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ICE CREAM, LEMONADE. ETC. costs were turned over to the prosecutor. SIDEWALK MEETING.

In pursuance of a call, the citizens of one at a time, each trying to tell the Manufacturer of tons for 23 cts. at Haver- biffiyest Some time and words were Two bon male's. ORANGE MASS. 30 UNION SQ NY. CHICAGO 1 LIST.

LOUIS MO. ATLANTA OA." rirOR SALUBYJr- DO thus spent, which so impressed my BOOTS and SHOES. "Repairing done promptly. mind that in last night's slumber I G. Wharton went to Ottawa Mrs.

G. Monday. New Home Sewing Machine had a curious dream. BALDWIN, KAKSAS KANSAS. BALDWIN, 1011 Olive Street, bt.

Louis, Mo. Metbougbt, on stepping out of the OUK fV 17111 7 OMAI -J 1 IilTEfl A tat Li Don Colt has recently had a visit from a friend of his Mr. Keys, of Beloit, Karis. "Well then don't get the boards!" she exclaimed, the night of the festival. Hugh Jones' oration on Addison and Ilk Writings," showed careful preparation.

If the regulations prohibit the use of cards, why does the faculty allow the monitors to be presented with packs, C. S. Hogan werf to Cherrvyale on Tuesday. postoffiee with one of the professors PATROX1ZK IIOIIE INSTITUTION'S. I beheld in the crowd on the sidewalk, Baldwin and Media met on Wednesday evening, February 11th, in the college basement, to take into consideration the advisability of building a sidewalk on High street from Baldwin to Media.

The meeting was called to order and J. M. Sullivan was elected chairman and J. W. Lee secretary.

The chairman then stated the the object of the meeting and the question was discussed by Prof. Hoss, Dr. Owen, the chairman and others, after which it was moved, that it is the sense of this meeting, that a sidewalk be built from Baldwin BALDWIN LIVERY, FEED A SALE STABLE, JONES BROS, Prop. REED HOGAH, LOAN, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE I didn't know what So turning to the professor I said: "What manner THE SOUTHERN KANSAS RAILWAY 3f ow the tjaie to advertise for the spring trade. Arrange your ads.

for the spring tra.de TS A KANSAS ROAD. of man is this that the girls take such Theao excellent Ontans are celebrated And is thoroughly identified with the intprf-Kts and nrosess of the State of a shine to." "This," said the professor, and send them to the' Visitor, though they should be from a doctor. The well known adage given in ci "is a he-flirt, formerly called a beau, rolume. quality of tone, quick response, variety of eombiuation, artistic deis-, beauty In finish, perfect oiuarucUon, rusk i up ikeru the most attractive, ornamental and desirable organs lor homes, schools, cnurches. lodges, societies, etc and COLLECTION AGENTS.

Kansas and its people, and affords its patrons facilities unequaled by any line In Eastern and Southern Kansas, run- TsttltT and Hire. Saddle Double Horses, Single Conveyances for but now called a dude." "Dude Niekufla has inside rates Cannot be beat in Kansas, J. R. money. ESTABLISHED stEPOTTATIOa.

said I. "What did he do "It THROUGH EXPRESS trains daily be Ulf EQ.CALEI FACILITIES. don seem like there much 5n a Term reon Teams fed and sheltered. able. to Media.

The motion was carried by a unanimous vote. On mot ion a committee of five, consisting of J. Sullivan, J. W. Eee, Dr.

II. C. Owen, W. A. Hyde and M.

C. Taylor, was appointed to estimate the cost of building, to ascertain SKILXZO frOstKHEjr, BEST MATEBIAL, rOBTBnrxn. mil this tween Kansas Citv ana uiame, Ottawa, Garnett, Iola.lIumboldt,Chanute, Cherryvale, Independence, infield. Wpllincrton. Harper.

Attica, and name," said the professor, "for 'tis certain a dude never did anything, Dr. Scott arrived in town last Saturday, and is jaw a citizen of Baldwin. The thermometer was 20 degrees zero on Tuesday morning, the 10th. pher, in the last issue is, "All is not gold that glitters." A.M. Lumpkin delivered an excellent oration Monday, subject, "TLe Columbiad." Miss Emick's oration on "Sunshine," delivered last Friday, was well received.

Not long since we saw a young gen intarmiMliltff TtointS. THE POPULAR ORGAN and assifidity by any other name would BALDWIN CITY fBUS LINE Prompt Attention. Reasonable Fee and Immediate Remittances. THROUGH MAIL trams daily except Kunriav between Kansas City and smell as sweet" Then he said, "You Instruction Books Piano Stools avii inert nn and intermediate Sta Catalogue Price Lists, on application, rata. were wanting a subject to write an essay on; take the dude.

I have told J. WIND BIG LEB SOX, Prop. tions, making close connections at Ottawa, Chanute and Cherryvale with our trains for Emporia, Builingtou, The Chicago Cottage Organ Co. you what he is, now tell where" he is the amounts the lot owners along the street would give for the purpose, and to decide on which side of the street the walk shall be built; the decision to be governed by the amounts subscribed on each those giving the most in proportion to the expense of building to have the walk on their side the committee to report at the next meeting. On motion the meeting was ad Corner Randolph asd Asa strseia, CHICAGO, ILL.

Girard, Walnut and Cffeyvme. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS daily except Sunday bet ween Kansas City Hltha nnd Ottawa. found, tleman get the "mitten," but it fell from an upstairs window of the university. McII says his mustache is com Monday morning was the stormiest and most unpleasant one of the winter. The largest check on the Baldwin Bank, in one day, by one man was 51196, J.

G- Hays, of this place, shipped fourteen car Jfjads of cattle to Chicago thij week- KANSAS. BALDWIN-, Here the professor turned to go to his house and I went home, sat down and REMEMBER that by purchasing tick-ftn via. this line connection is made WEBSTER'S meditated thus: in the Union Depot at Kansas City with through trains to all poinfsvoid- Baker University. UNABRIDGED. journed till next Wednesday, Febuary "This is a poor, subject and worse Omnibus and Carriagea to and frora all trains.

Also runs a regular axprea wagon. Leare mil orders at Posiofios Book Store and they will receive prompt at-ten tion. ing transfers and cnanges ai way ctntinna. Latest Edittoa Jus 118,000 Words, posed of forty-seven hairs on one side and nine on the other. Perhaps one side has been Perril-ized.

Roll call was omitted on Monday and Tuesday, as the weather was so intensely cold that the students were hot expected to be present. master, but the professor said to tell where he is found, etc Well, he is TiiiiiiiTutT TlfTrTETS can be purchas (3000 more than any otber American uic jJ 3000 EjtsrawinesY ed via. this line at any of the regular Prof. Graham has made the papers to his property here and has received to his farm in Franklin county. (nearly times the number in anyothor Dtexyj also contains a Biof7r-cphlcl ictionajy generally "found at the small end of a ciL'ar and the biff end of a cane.

His Coupon Stations, and your oagjjaRe checked through to destination East, riTinsr onei unporuni ici wuv a isth, A good number of citizens were in attendance and quite an interest manifested- The committee went to work the next morning and will be ready to report at the next meeting. Jt is desired that there be a full attendance at the next meeting, on Wednesday evening the 18th. Let all come out. West, North or PULLMAN SLEEPERS on all night The following, from page 1164, shows Ue Yalueol The elocution class entertains more principal attraction is that of the girls; BODWELL L.N.StacherandIIon. JI.C.

Mechem to have been in Baldwin Thursday but failed; will be next visitors than any other class in school he attracts them Now, the dude trains. For further information, see mans and folders, or call on or address The oratory class has been declaiming W. F.TUC KEIt. Agent, Baidwiii, Kan. posesses so few of the elements of a man, there ain't much to talk about.

i some during the week, testing their voices. Mrs. came up from Ottawa! He ain't like anything but himself, si J. m.BT Mr. Jame to-day to hear Bob Burdette to-night.

XL WWKJ Payn is now be-n mihliahml In our famil weekly paper. Al- ijhe evidently knows where to go to: and he aint himself in the true sense of the word. So just what he is, is I d4V hmmii bT REV. T. DE good lectures.

INLAND ITEMS. While at school, last Friday, Miss Etfie Jones fell and severely sprained her ankje. School closes, Friday the 13th, and there will be a week's vacation, when hard to telL but it is neither of much it is like the G. Grabendike, of Ottawa, was in matter nor consequence, WITT TALMAOK, a feature alone wortU the price we charae for the whole year. In addition to the continued etoriea, weekly sermons by Brooklyn's most noted divine, and general literary miscellany, every issue contain" the following-: Illustrated sketches of prominent men; letters from all parts of the world, news of the week, happeninirs of interest In.

Missouri Mr. J. Markley spent last Sabbath in Lyndon. As he was returning on Tuesday, business in Lawrence detained him until the evening train left for Baldwin, but not wishing to be outdone, he took a tie-pass for this city, arriving about o'clock. Chas.

Hill came down on our would-be orators rather heavily last Wednes thing, so far, dude. This is the only that is like the dude. team Thursday. He says Baldwin is -tie best -town on his rounds. He is a traveling salesman.

Does that savor any of "morality?" the spring term will begin. (College of M. K. Church ia Kana.) The institution Is pleasantly located at Baldwin. Affords careful and thorough instruction in CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, NORMAL, BUSINESS AND PREPARATORY COURSES.

Also in Vocal and Instrumental Music, Painting and Drawing, Elocution and Penmanship. and Kansas, full and reliable market report, wtiitituai mlnnhnn. Wanhinatoo news ana Men don't do like dudes, but some girls do like dudes. They are all that The protracted meeting closed on Wednesday of last week. special departments carefully edited for Farmers.

Little folks, the Family Circle and business men generally. The present publishers have conducted Thb Timss for 15 years and nave v. that, nwuine merit wins do like dudes. They are remarkable for their pecu Ulnstrated Definitions 1, flying jib; Jjb! a.foretop-niast-stay sell; 4, fore-conw 5, foretop sail foitoiallant salt 7, fore-royal fore sky sail 9, fore-royal studding sail 10, foretep-gailant studding sail; 11. foretop-msststodding-sail; 1 main-coarse IS, maintop sail 14, maintop-gallant sail 1.

n.ain-rorsl 15. main sky sail 17. main roynl studding sail IS, main topgallant ntudding auj 10, maintop-mast studding sail SO, missen-eonrset 81, mtssenop aafl mUsen-top-glnntsl 3, mlssen-roysJ miuen sky sail missea-spaoker. Anions- the many that could be cited are the day morning in his oration on "The Present Augustian Age." As we are not an orator we were inhuman enough to enjoy the production. A.

A. says he has completed more friends than anything else. The public can therefore rely upon us to add every im- Hrovement desirable, and to spare no expense vntiair mip niMT at the head. We are en liarities, therein lies their greatness. Keifer the merchant has just opened several cases of gents shoes.

The stock istJ in the make-up is the 'Walker Oakiey calf." and the stitching is the elebrate4 Jardwell Goodyear seams, guaranteed equal to Try them. I onoe remarked, in the hearing of a Tuition in college classes, 510 per vear in advance. Tuition reasonable M.CStevens has gone into the butcher business, pro tern. Mr. Skjnner and sns hav.e killed 1G0 rabbits, their own farm, in the last two months.

Iff Nickojs is preparing Jo build a barn as soon as the weather will permit. couraged by our largely locreaed lie of suo-ocribers. now numbering over to eon. dude that there is a difference between frin.intha Matnnvl nrim Of II TfllU. and Will in all departments.

a moon and a mustache, although at Board in private families $3 to $3.50 foliosrinar: Beef, Boner, Castle, column, aye, times their shape seemed similar, therefore receive subscriptions at taia low price. Kvkrt Democrat, btbbt wbtk MAR, KVBRT tARMIR, ITKST BlOCSaKKaeKB AND KVCKT lHTKI.LIGIUtT HBwaPATKR RADtK In this section will And something every week in th Timta worth onr orioe of 1 a year. per week. Table board $2 to $2u. the study of law and received his diploma, so those who should be involved in litigation may know whom to employ as attorney.

The ten o'elock rule might bear bending a half hour without bv.t it is very doubtful whether it will stand being bent tsvo or three hours. Those Expenses may be much reduced by self-boarding. Spring term begins Men. 26. whereupon the dude became very an-crr- thinkirur I waa insinuating that 8oeclmen copies free.

Remit by poel note. Horse, Moldings. Phrenology, Barelin. Ships, (pp. MM and 1219) Steam Engine and Timbers.

TbeM 13 pictures define 343 words and term. TIIE STAXTDAIUJ. Webster is the Standard of th V. S. Supreme Court and in the IT.

H. Oor't rrintiM ORIce. Reeommendad by State Sunts of Schools is aa Sale seO times thkt of any other t-ri niriMtxri lotter. tn THE TI ES. Our he? ffhbor is developing into a funny man.

The puJEng he gives his paper, and IXs explanation of tht unfortunate college itfcBi business in his last issue, is enough to make iack Gossage's old mules laTigh. Mark fwaia hgd better ioak-ott for Itia iumvls. O-J a the mustache was inferior to the moon. Kansas tlty. Mo Mr.

Hayes bought a car load of cattle from Wm. Iloe and shipped them from this place, Tuesday. Another wedding is reported in the neighborhood. For catalogues address, W. H.

SWEET. Baldwin, Kansas. GALBREATH. The aldwih Visitor and Kausa ily Weehlv Times sent to any addrea on receipt I wasn't seared though, but just re- of 3-ia. ft C.

MERhIAM marked that when we get' vexed we who have been trying the latter would.