' LIST OF KANSAS OFFICERS. MADE A SLIGHT MISTAKE. , , . Rice to Go TJp. Patience Now, I see there is a rica I fecretary Martin Gives Names e aoverament Official Was Bound to trust. Patrice Just as if there were not al- Events. Men Who Served the Common-weal- th Get Bight, Bat Again ready enough 0 Kansa obstacles in the way of mar- Since Its Birth. Got Wrong. riage! Yonkers Statesman. Iest I , ' dis- - X Topeka; Kan., June 5. George W, "Whenever an unknown person .of "Lake Shore" Summer Tours. Par Alore PrTioB Record. . After the Directors. 1 ilartin, secretary of the Kansas His- tinguished appearance enters my office, .Where are yon going to spend this year's The height of the flood in the Marais An attachment was run on all the im reminded of the experience of Frank vacation? The Lake Shore Railway's book des Cygnes river at Ottawa last week property of the directors of the Bank torical society, has just completed f Vanderlip," said a senator's secretary, of "Summer Tours to Mountains, ' Lakes offi- of Highland In of $63,000, by .oster of the territorial and state iccording to the Washington Star. rVhen and . Seashore" . will help yeu to decide. was 35 feet above low water mark. This the sum Vanderlip was Gage's private. any the of St. Joseph,' cers of. 'Kansas. The roster begins Secretary It will be sent on application to C. F. is six feet higher than previous First national bank ecretary, before he got wel accquainted, Daly, Chief Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago. record. The territory between Ottawa Mo.: The bank attached the following with the organization of Kansas as t ae paid little attention to the people h territory and with the presen' lid not know. One day a member of the for Tortured and Rantoul was extensively given to property: Six hundred and forty acres ends v Pat Yis; but all me other senses is! ftdministraiton! territorial days cabinet called on Secretary Gage and waj Judge. In raising potatoes. The crop was ready of land and .the Highland residence In governprs ignored for some time by Vanderlip, to dig, but is a total loss. Parties who of G. W. Overlander, one of the di- Kansas had ten appointed anally going into the private room un- are familiar with the outlook before rectors of the Bank of Highland; 340 by the president They were: Andrew announced. The cabinet officer complained the flood estimate this loss alone at acres of land and the residence of H. Reeder, Daniel Woodson, Wilson to President McKinley, and the president Shannon, Geary, Stan- mentioned it to Secretary Gage, wh and $30,000. Farm lands from a distance Harrison Dillon, president of the bank John W. Fred P. thereupon reprimanded Vanderlip. Date of seven miles west of Ottawa and ex- and father-in-la- w of J. E. Marcell. ton, Robert J. Walker, James W. Den- "The next day, Vanderlip turning ove M tending over a territory as. far east and the two-sto- ry building occupied ver, Hugh S. Walsh, Samuel Madary a new leaf, one of the first persons t swept by the Odd Felows' hall and V. and George'M. Beebe. During that time enter was a distinguished looking old fel as Osawatomie have been bare I. low with a partriarchal beard. anderlij of crops. In North Ottawa some 25 Morton's drug store. there were only five territorial secre- received him with great consideration houses have been carried away or been taries, as follows: Daniel Woodson, handed out a chair, which the old fellov for Tired Mothers Will Sot Mention Polities. Fred P. Stanton, James W. Denver, took. with gravity and some wonderment moved from their foundations. On the party Seating himself opposite, asked east many residences have been In the early days of July a of Hugh S. Walsh and George M. Beebe. Vanderlip side distinguished will go Can- with a most engaging smile, 'What cai ' moved, and entire territory is Kansans to It is a strange coincidence that every I do for you, sir?" the on as strewn with wreckage. ada a pleasure trip, with fishing one of . the territorial secretaries were " Oh, nothing,' replied the visitor. a' diversion. In the party will be promoted to governors. There were just came to wind the clocks.' " Com Bothered the Mayor. United States Senator Long, of Medi- only two auditors, John Donaldson and cine Lodge; Federal Judge John Big Drop in Binder Twine. The city council at Cottonwood .Falls C H. J. Strickler, and two treasurers, '.We are selling the highest grade standard passed an ordinance to prevent cows Pollock, of Winfield; Morton Albaugh, Thomas J. Cramer and Robert B. binder twine made, shipping it to any ad- and other animals from running on state bank commissioner; Cyrus Ice- Mitchell. The three attorney generals dress in any quantity and. at a much lower land, of Troy; W. P. Hackney and price than dealers can buy in carload lots. walks and parkways. Shortly after were: Andrew J. Isaacs, William Wear For our special inside price, our guarantee (brother-in-la- w of the ordinance was passed E. D. Forney, T. J. Rafferty and A. C. Davis. The three superin- end money refund offer, for our insurance who cows Judge Pollock), of Winfield; B. P. schodts H. proposition against hail or storm, for the had assisted in driving the tendents of were: James lowest to pasture, was arrested on complaint Waggener, of Atchison, and C. S. Noteware, Samuel W. Greer and John price, the most liberal binder twine Mrs. Rosa Adams, niece of na- offer that will be made this season, cut this of Mr. Grisham, the mayor. Forney Jobes, president of the American C. Douglas. Two chief justices reigned notice out and mail to us today and you will the late General Roger Hanson, was said to have allowed the cows to tional bank at Kansas City. during the territorial period Samuel hear from us bv return mail. Address, C.S.A., wants every SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO., Chicago. 111. woman to get on the mayor's walk. Forney owns Voang Girl Snes Aged Citizen. D. Lecompte and John Pettit The six of accom the only pasture adjacent to territorial associate justices were: S. know the wonders available A breach of promise suit was filed The savage Filipinos tn Warm Baths with the city by closing W. M. Burrell, at St. Louis look plished by Lydia E. Pinkham's and he retaliated at Fort. Scott that promises to be Johnston, James upon the bright new $10 bills as orna- his pasture to 50 cows whose owners sensational. Emma Bunn, 17 years Thomas Cunningham, Joseph Williams, ments. The savages are not alone in the Vegetable Compound. depended upon his pasture for grazing Rush Elmore and Sterling G. Cato. possession of that kind of artistic taste. ; old, through her father, Thomas Bunn, Washington Post. "Dea.b Mrs. Piskham I cannot purposes. The matter was compro- a Holiness preacher, sues Benjamin, Kansas had one delegate in congress tell you with pen and ink what good mised. in days. W. Whitfield "Vegetable . money - past territorial John Iijdia. E. Pinkham's Files, a weatthy lender, It Cures While You Walk. Compound did for me, suffering from 60 years of age, for $10,500. Files served part of the time and Marcus J. Train Killed a Pioneer. Gov. Allen's Foot-Eas- e is a certain cure for the ills peculiar to the sex, extreme married his fourth wife about three Parrott the remainder. Reedet hot, sweating, James, better known as "Texas" son tested Whitfield's seat one term callus, and swollen, aching lassitude and that all pone feeling. I Brown, a pioneer and wealthy retired weeks ago, the bride being a girl of feet. Sold by lill Druggists. Price 25c. Don't would rise from my bed in the morning 20 years of age. with the result that the place was de- accept any substitute. Trial package FREE. feeling more tired when went to farmer hose home was in Pittsburg, about Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. than I PbH(p clared vacant. pas bed, but before I used two bottles of was killed by a Missouri Pacific I. O. O. F. Grand Officers. Since acquiring statehood, Kansas Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable senger engineer blew his According to a New York paper, a train. The Returns from I. O. O. F. lodges of the has had these officers: policeman shot a man in the Bowery. He Compound, I began to feel the buoy- crossing .which at- ancy my youncrer returning-- . whistle for the state that voted for grand officers in- Governors Charles Robinson, Thom- will probably recover, as that is not a of days tracted the attention of Brown, but he vital spot. Indianapolis Journal. became regular, could do more work dicate the election of the following: as Carney, Samuel Crawford, Nehe-mia- h could get J. and not feel tired than had ever been concluded he across the track Grand master, G. W. Allaman; deputy M. Harvey, Thomas I safely. In attempt his foot slipped Green, James Fits stopped free and permanently cured. able to do before, so I continued to use the grand master, J. I. Saunders; grand A. Osborn, George T. Anthony, John which slacked his .speed and the result No fits after first day's use of Dr. Kline's it until I was restored to perfect health. "warden, A. W. Hershberger; grand P. John, Geogre W. Glick, John Great Nerve Restorer. Free $2 trial bottle & It is indeed a boon to sick women and was was 88 years old. St fatal. He secretary, W. H. Kemper; grand treas- A. Lyman U. Humphrey, L. D. treatise. Dr. Kline, 931 Arch st., Phila., Pa. I heartily recommend it. Tours rery represent- Martin, Decrease of 'School Population. urer, H. C. Stevens; grand Lewelling, E. N. Morrill. John W. truly, Mrs. Rosa. Adams, 819 12th St. ative, G. W. Brown. A friend in need is a good thing, some- Loui sville, Ky." $5000 forfeit If original of And gentle anointings year been keedy, W. E. Stanley and W. J. Bailey, aoovm Within the last there has times, but I always make the limit five mior proving ginuminess cannot M proaucu. ill a mysterious decrease of 8,922 in the Lieutenant governors J. P. Root, iollars. Field and Three a Week Dying:. Stream. MEDICAIi TO with CUTICURA' school population of Kansas. The bi- The death rate at the soldiers home Thomas A. Osborn, James McGrew, FREE ADVICE ennial report of the state superintend- Nehemiah Green, Charles V. Eskridge, Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken of WOMEN. Ointment, the great Skin at Leavenworth has reached three a a cough 322 public P. P. E. S. Stover, M. J. Salter, is cure. J. W. O'Brien, Third Don't hesitate to write to Mrs. ent of instruction will show that week and is increasing rapidly. The Elder, Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 6, 1900. 497,893 D. Findley, A. P. Pinkham. She will understand Cure, and purest and' there were persons between the home cemetery was opened with the L. U. Humphery, W. your case perfectly, and will treat ages of 5 and 21 years in the state in burial of Thomas Brennan on January Riddle, A. J. Felt, Percy Daniels, James If a man loses all his money he also you sweetest of emollients. 1903.' 1902 of persons A. A. M. Harvey, H. E. manages to lose nearly all his enemies. with kindness. Her advice In the number 23, 18CG. Since the cemetery was Troutman, Chicago Daily News. Is free, and the address is Lynn, between these ages was 506,820. opened there have been 2,510 funerals Richter, D. J. Hanna. Mass. No woman ever regretted It means instant relief and good of old soldiers. Secretaries of state J. W. Robinson, We have noticed that a talker . is having written her, she has ' f - and tor-- Tea muter In Mexican War. - S. R. Sheppard, W. H. Lawrence, R. A. ipt to talk too long. Atchison Globe. helped thousands. refreshing sleep for 1 Joe Whiskerson, of DeKalb, is a Remarkable Escape. Barker.. Thomas Moonlight, W. H. tured, disfigured, itching,1 very interesting character. He came A remarkable escape from injury by Smallwood. Thomas H. Cavanaugh, to Kansas in 1854. He has lived near lightning is reported by the Empori3 James Smith, E. N. Allen, William and burning babies, and DeKalb 60 years. He was a teamster Gazette. A girl was" milk- Higgins, R, S. Osborn, W. C. Edwards, 1n the Mexican war. There are only ing a cow. A boltxf lightning entered W. E. Bush, George A. Clark, J. R. lo) rest for tired, fretted four of the company he was in who the shed and killed the cow. The Burrow. are living. . ... little girl had her hands on the cow's Auditors G. S. Hillyer, D. L. Lakin, mothers, when all else udder, but aside from a slight shock Swallow, A: Mother Aalca for Son's Divorce. Asa Hairgrove, John R. fails. she received no injury. Thoman, D. W. Wilder. P. I. Bone-brak-e, Mrs. Zelma Brown, on behalf of her Bold throughout Vh vorld. Catleant Soap, M- e- Ota. E. P. McCabe, Timothy Mc fUaoWaat, CO, of Chocolate CoaU4 UjHIIIWIirJiiiiUliillWIMlUMili. For Infants and Children. mnt, 40c, fin torai minor son, Walter, has brought suit Freaks of 'the Twlnter. Fill, Uc per Tial of M). IMpoUi London, ft Chanar. Carthy, C. M. Hovey, "Van B. Prather, 137 at Wyandotte for divorce from Cora One of the freaks of the McPherson aouat 8q. i Fans, Rim da la Palx t Bortoa, C.lombaa George E. Cole, W. Tajqj orris, Seth Ta. Potter Iraf ft Chan. Corp., 6ol Propriaton. Brown. The couple, was married last tornado was to lift a barn and carry " How ta Car Bah Humon." March was only 17. away injuring or disturbing Wells. The Kind You Have when "Wallie" it without Tholen, H: R. five horses which stood within it on Treasurers William Frnlt-Dryin- jc Spriggs, An- Plant. floor. was flight Dutton, William Martin the dirt Another the Graham!, E. Hayes, A plant for drying fruit will be of a house some distance and its land- derson. George J. Always Bought great Francis, Samuel Lappin, Samuel Agetable PreparalionforAs- PISO'S TABLETS opened at Troy, the center of a ing upside down without breaking a John The New Boon for Woman's Ills. fruit country. This will enable fruit- single window T. Howe, A. W. Hamilton, William similating theFoodandBeg dat- growers to make a more profitable dis- Sims! S. G. Stover. W. H. Biddle, Otis ing the Stomachs andBowels of 14 Bears sufferine from any form of female position of their orchard products. Pays Trlbnte to. Dr. Qnayle. L. Atherton, David H. Heflebower, the SILENT Is no longer necessary. Mary E. W. Hoch spoke to the gradu- Frank T. Grimes and Thomas T. modest women would rather die by Inches The Flk Golden Wedding:. Kelly. than consult anyone, even by letter, about their ating class of the College of Emporia private troubles. PISO'S TABLETS attack the Simp- Signature William Fike and wife have Just He advised young people to acquire Attorney generals Benjamin Promotes Digestion.Cheerfur- - source of the disease and rfve relief from the celebrated their golden wedding' at of reading. He spoke in son, Chadwick, S. A. Stinson, start. Whatever form of Illness afflicts you. the habit Charles Interesting Colby, surrounded by their seven chil- Rev. Dr. W. W. Guthrie, J. D. Brumbaugh, G. ness and Kest.contains neither our treatise. Caase of Diseases in complimentary terms of Opkim,Morphine norMineral. Women, will explain your trouble and our dren. One of the children is City, H. Hoyt, Adison of method, of cure. A copy will be mailed Quayle, of Kansas and said he Danford. ( free Commissioner J. N. Fike. ' M. William Davis. OT 3 AR C O TI C . AW with a Generous Samplt of the Tablets, to any bishop. A. should have been made a Randolph., woman addressing W. A. Johnston, G. P51) Smith, S. B. Want More Power. - a Quarrel. ' THE PI SO COMPANY Brothers in Bradford, L. B. Kellogg. J. N Ives, J. Jhcearoua-SSKVELRTCIO- Officers of the state board of health William Miner was arrested at Troy T. Little. F. B. Dawes, L. CBoyle, A. ' rjyj want the power to Inspect the water on complaint of his brother, Jacob, A. Godard and C. C. Coleman. j4tx.Smvui works supply and sewerage systems, charging William with assault .The Superintendents of schools W. R. and to compel railroads to fumigate trouble originated when Jake at- Griffith. S.. M. Thorp, I. T. Goodnow (V J? In their passenger coaches. tempted to take possession of the old Peter McVicar, Hugh McCarty, John his LIVE STOCK AND Bony homestead and William refused Fraser. A. B. Lemmon, H. C. Speer, Vntll July. admittance to the house. rtmrm MISCELLANEOUS Orders for binding twine are pour- J. H. Lawhead, George W. Winans.. ing into the Kansas penitentiary, by Simpson's Successor Named. H. N. Gaines, Edmond Stanley. W. B. A perfect Remedy for Constip- Use Day-hof- f. : L. telegraph and mail. The penitentiary Gov. Bailey has appointed C. M Stryker, Frank Nelson and I. ation, Sour StomarJ,Diarrhoea Electrotypes plant has enough orders to keep it Williams, of Hutchinson, as judge ol Worms .Convulsions .Fevcrish-ncs- s busy until the middle of July. the Ninth judicial district to succeec State printers John Speer, S. D. Mc- and Loss OF SLEEP. Donald, Clark Emery & Co.. S. S For Over IN GREAT VARIETY the late M. P. Simpson, who . was FOR SALE AT THE New Secretary. Prouty, G. W. Martin. T. D. Thacher, Facsimile Signature of ' Health Board killed in an automobile accident in LOWEST PRICES BY Dr. Lowry, Topeka, 'refused ' C. C. Baker, E. H. Snow, J. K. Hudson, J. B. of early May. . to for as secretary John S. Parks W. Y. Morgan and stand One NEW "YORK. Thirty Years A.N. KELLOGG NEWSPAPER CO. of state board of health and Dr. 20 Indiana In Jail. George A. Clark. the 615 East Douglas Ave.. Wichita. S. J. Crumblne, of. Dodge City, suc- There are 20 Sac and Fox Indians Chief justices Thomas Ewing, Nel- jail, on various ceeds him. ; in the Hiawatha son Cobb. Robert Crozier, Samuel A. ton s charges. The' last one arrested was Kingman, Albert H. Horton, David lo) Kennedy for Coach. Isador Rhodd, charged with kicking in Martin, Frank Doster and W. A. Weews will coach Kansas some of his mother-in-la- Harold not the ribs of Johnston. EXACT COPY OFitWRAPPER. Uil a For Sorvico Pension season. Ken- the coming football Bert Meet Topeka. Associate justices Samuel A. King- formerly col- Kansas Pioneers in nedy, coach at Washburn man, Jacob Stafford. David J.' Brewer. tm oomiM omuir. mwm tom err. lege, will prooably be his successor. At the meeting of Kansas pioneers in Topeka last week there were four Thro. A. Hurd, William A. Johnston Indian War Pension D. M. Valentine, S. H. May Delay Chaatanqna. present who came to Kansas in 1854, L. Bailey, D. Allen, W. R. Smith, E. W. Cunning- 50 YEARS PRACTICE The recent flood at Ottawa greatly eight In '55. four in 56, 15 in '57, four Write ISAAC I. BITT. Bra BUcVasUncton.D.C. L. Greene, A.- H. Ellis, John damaged the fine Chautauqua ground in '58 and seven in '59. ham. A. CL Pollock, W. D. Atkinson, R. A DEST Fori THE DOWELS In Forest park. The opening of the may delayed. More Than 8,000 Specimens. Burch, Henry F. Mason. atarrt rvt-- Chautauqua be Upde-graf- f, llef and P08ITITK-L- T Dr. F. H. Snow and his two assist- Speakers of the house W. W. CITRES I'll.K. City Adams, have re- S. A. Moses, Josiah Kellogg. Jacob POLES fc'or free sample adrtreae Acqaltted Marshal. ants. Tucker and "ADTAKESIW." Tiib-I- M A jury at Iola acquitted City Marshal turned from Galveston, Tex., with over Stotler, John T. Burris. P. B. Plumb, bullUlnjc Hew York- - Crotchet, who was arrested for shoot- 8,000 entomological specimens for the George W. ' Smith, B. F. Simpson, S. H. Funs-to- ing a negro jointkeeper who resisted state university at Lawrence. , A. Cobb, B. H. McEckron, E. BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER Dudley; Haskell, Samuel M. arrest , C CANDY CURES catarrh of the stomach. A Woman in Prison. Wood. Sidney Clarke, J. R. Johnson, Judge yccz, A CATHAirno Troy's New Industry. In federal court at Topeka James D. Snoddy, A. W. Smith, Henry book free. 'yy. fen-m- Bird Bros, have leased Cyrus Ice- Pollock sentenced Olllie Cramer, the George L. Douglas. PATPriTQsaiiy I W blfhest re Booth. P. P. Elder, fTTZGKBALD atCO.Be K. Washington. D.C. land's packing plant at Troy and will woman who helped Ed Griffith rob the Charles E. Lobdell. W. D. Street, S. operate a canning factory to employ Great Bend post office, to one year in J. Osborn, George J. Baker and James 200 people, prison. . , T. Pringle. , BIADIM OF THIS PAPCS Will Got. Bailey Be "Drafted Mareell's mCSXRXXO TO BUT A9TTHI2TQ Caase of Enreka's Chagrin. Emmet Daltoa Bos. oati MoBwh, foult'tk. kMfeeb. iadiMttoa. pinplM. pima after Urar trovbla. ATJTXRTUrD IM ITS COLUMNS f Wfce , county ma allow nsnplcxloa bowaia ytro I Republicans of Nemaha Leavenworh. Kan., June 7. J. E. m alnla jomr doa'tjner racnlarlr !,ara ale. I 8HOULD IK8IST UPOIf HAVING Eureka Is chagrined, to find that atipatioa kflla rare pevptotkas ail aakar laeM toavtbefc torn wfll ntrrmr nt wall and mtmr iwwall 1 Madison, a smaller town In the same "draft Gov. Bailey as a - candidate Marcell, the Doniphan county bank vntil yem pn your bowela right, Start wHh GA8CA&ET8 today ttadar abaofirt naraataa to ear I WHAT THSTABK FOB. HEFL'SIQ county, has it beaten by the possession for representative in the legislature wrecker sentenced to 35 years in AIX SUBSTITUTES OB I1UTA TIOK3- - of an opera house, electric street when the convention meets. prison, fire years on each of seven appren- lights, a rock crusher for macadam, InproTlsc Service. counts, is now working as an Iola 'Phone tice under Emmett Dal ton In the tailor A MO ttOfJEY TILL CURED. 20 teaks establishes. A. N. K. H 2023 an Ice plant and sewers. ; At Iola the local "phone company ST" Wcseai FlEessal aastaaU M treatise m Pies. Flstst aatf shop of the Kansas penitentiary. Mft Btseascsaf the WIfKX WRITING will spend $4,000 improving the serv- TO ADVERTISE II 9 : pleaae atate yon aarr Topeka Remembers Heroes. miles of iwi wnanm,wwfinigwwjm eriauiTleaTaaai that paper. the ice, which will include 1H Kanaaa Normal School's Closing;. DW3. THORNTOM at MINOR. 1031 Cafc SC, K Ctt.M. la tale Citizens of'Topeka on May 31 pre- cables and copper metallic wires. Emporia, Kan., June 7. The grad- sented gold medals to Freeman Sar-do-u, uating class of the state normal school the farmer, and .two sons, to f30,000. tp nun af Ask yomr dealer tor the AaTERTCAlV GALTAXIZED old his Heir 252 year. n piiii; wmcdc am cite c, i Downs, has numbers this The annual H I I FT V". BTOCK ITOKAGK aad CREAMERY TAJIK 8. None stielrenuu Charles and George, who resuced so Mrs. Alberta Remy. of sermon was preached II aasne is o eacn tans, u yon cannot get tse AMERICAN Beat Cook Stthb. Thui Good. T7aa many people hex baccalaureate dealer, write for our tree catalog--. in North Topeka daring received $30,000 from the estate of by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, of the Kaw river flood a year before. V father, who recently died in Dayton, O, 10 STEEL TACX CO., Ktnsts City, Lb.