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Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15
PEOPLES PARTY CONGRESS-
IONAL CONVENTION.

A delegate convention Of the peo-
PIES party of the Seventh congress
ional district Is hereby called to meet
in the city of Great Bend on Tuesday,
april II, 1900, at 1000 a. M, for the
purpose of nominating q candidate for
Congress. The basis of representation
in said convention shall be one dele
gate.at.large for each county, and one
delegate for each 800 votes or major
fraction, cast for John w. Leedy for
governor in 1898; provided, no county
shall have less than two delegates,
Under this apporhOnment the counties
will have the following number Of del
egates:
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15
Peoples Party County Convention

Peoples Party County Convention
A delegate convention Of the Peoples
party of Reno county Is hereby called
to meet at the court house in Hutchin-
son, at 1Oa, m, on Friday March 2Sd for
the purpose of electing delegates to the
State, congressional, and senatorial
conventions.
The primaries will be held on Tues
day March Goth at s p. m. in the city
precincts and at 2 p. M. in the country
precincts unless otherwise ordered and
advertised by the township committee
men.
The apportionment of delegates will
be as follows:
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15

A. r, De Fluent, editor of the Journal,
Doylestown, Ohio, suffered for num-
Der of years from rheumatism in his
right shoulder and side. He says: my
right arm at times was entirely useless
I tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and
was surprised to receive relief almost
Immediately, The Pain Balm has been
a constant companion Of mine ever since
aud II has never failed. For sale by all
druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15

the great Rock Island attorney, gets
IL and becoms the national committee
man from Kansas, II was Low who
pushed Curhs' campaign to u success
full finish against Leland, and now
Cyrus gets his man Friday In the
gubernatorlal chair to stir up u cam
paign agalnstr railroads to bring Lowe
into dIsfavor, That Is the extentof any
railroad campaign to be made by gov
ernor Stanley, Wait and see II itisnt'
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15

THE republicans of the Thirteenth
congressional district in Indiana in con-
vention last week deliberately pigeon
holed every resolution looking like an
endorsement Of Mckinley, and came
near turning down their congressman
because he voted for the Porto Rican
tariff. Their faces are not altogether
without wrinkles.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15

Rev. Louther says, "Mr, Stanley is a
Methodist and we naturally enough
desire to see man of our own church
honored. But Mr.. Stanley will not
keep sacred his oath, and the more
Methodlsts we have IN official position
who thus disgrace the church and lis
honor themselves, the worse for us
and for the cause of morality"
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15

On Tuesday March 10th the Fowler
Bros. will hold a large public sale 7
miles southeast of Hutchinson one
mile north and one mile east Of Elmer
commencing at 10 q, m. The sale will
consist of lOs high grade cattle, 0 head
horses and mules, 60 head of hogs, and
implements, feed, corn etc,
LIS KENT, Auctioneer.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15

ANUMBER ofpopulists in the Seventh
district will push Judge B, +. Milton
of Dodge City now a member of the
court of appeals, for the position of
associate justice. Judge Milton is a
finished scholar and a cultured gentle
man, we'll learned in law. He is a
man who would honor any judicial po-
sition within the gift of the people.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15
b, EIsrMINGER, Chairman.
HORACE FOSTER, Secretary.

In SOME things perhaps the republi-
can party has fair range Of vision
but in other and most things they are
exceedingly short sighted. The whole
Mckinley administration could not
distingish the American eagle from
the British lion at twenty places.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15

CY LELAND has always had the
name of being sly old dog. His latest
exhibition of slyness seems to be in
getting it announced that Governor
Stanley will make an anti-railroad
cam ,aign this year. If the applejack
statesman loses his pull on Kansas it
is pretty well settled that NJ, A, Lowe,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15

BY order ,of the peoples party con
gressonal committee, in session at
Hutchinson, Kansas, March 8, 1900.
W. A, AYERS, Chairman, Wichita.
HORACE FOSTER, Sec'y, Hutchinson.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-03-15

AT &c yd. Best LII fine un.
bleached muslln, fine sea island
cotton, full yard wide, sold else,
where, Be yard.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

cyoh W dodatku rozkaz6w szeryfa = o
lyle bola i wywoluja pytanie: ma co, "
jakim oelu? takie zajscia, jak ME
dzielne.
Uznajemy "a konieozne chwili o.
beonej trey srodki ola sk~utecznego
przeciwdzia}ania przewadze kapitaliz-
mu w lynn kraiu, a mianowicie: II Or
g~anizacje uni robotniczych i federacje
takowych W jedno wielkie cia}o. q
Strajki. - Wake PREY urnie wybor-
ozej. Potepid zas musimy wszelkie
wystePy zbrojne am gdzie prawo,
~chDaIone p-sez aoolnych s nieprzymu.
ssonych do togo obyoooteH "a wiec i ro-
botnik6w, glosujacyoh ma r6wni z in
nymi) pozwala zabijac bezkarnie tych,
ktorzy wywo}uja zabufzenia zbrojne,
chocby nawet W imie solidarnosci bra
terskiej; tam gdzie prawo uchwalone
przez wolnych i nieprzymuszonych do
tego obywateli idzie dalej, nakiada bo-
WIEN surowa kare ma tych, kt6rzy "a
przysiezeni do milioji krajowej, ME
chca wykonywac rozkazow swych pre-
}ozonych, chocby CT prze}ozeni nakazy-
wall strzelac do w}asnych ~wsp6}braoi.
Wobec istnienia takich praw, i to do
browolnie uchwalonych, ieden wystrza{
re strony strajkier6w moze spowodo-
wac rzez. A straconego zyoia Mkt ME
wr6cii s}usznie mona spytac sic straj-
kierow: Pocoscie strzelali, jesliscie sa-
mi uchwalili prawa, potepiajace opor
zbrojny?
: To tez W kraju, gdzie wszystko da
sic przeprowadzic przez g}osowanie i
wybieranie ma urzedy ludzi u~czciwych,
wszelkie ~zajscia take, jak W st. Louis
maja tylko jeden skutek, a mianowicie
opoznienie zwycieztwa sprawy robotni-
czej, szczerze wiec zalecajac, szozegol-
niej rodakom naszym, zaciaganie sic W
szeregi organizacyj robotniczych i
wytrwa}a prace~ ola uzyskania praw ma
leznyoh robotnikowi, r6wniez szczerze
radzimy, ably trzymali sic zdala cd
zajsc, kt6rych skutkiem jest rozlew
krwi i o~p6znienie rozwiazania sprawy
lezacej nam wszystkim ma sercu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
(Ciag dalszy re strony 369-ej.)

%nionych! Strawberry rozpierzchli sic ale
20 zosta}o schwytanych i o~sadzonych
w areszcie.
Jest to jeden wiecej epizod W walce
kapita}u z praca. w walce tel stanow.
czo stoimy pc stronie robotnika, ale
take stanowczo oswiadczamy, re takie
nieobliczone, lekkomyslne wystapienia
zbrojne, jak powyAsze; takie fakty, jak
bicie kobiet, j~ezdzacych tramwajami
podczas strajku, zdzieranie 2 Mich ubra-
MIA i znecanie sic mad niemi - co take
mialo miejsce W st. Louis - to czyny
ME zas}ugujace ma pochwale, niepo-
trzebne W kraju, posiadajacym konsty-
tucje najliberalniejsza re wszystkich, a
co wiecej, odstraszajace ludzi inteli-
gentnych, ktorzyby pragneli pracowac
mad organizacja szeregow robotniczych,
przygotowywac je do walki - PREY ur-
ME wyborczej.
o lie g}eboka sympatje ogolu wywo-
la}y j wywoluja dotychczas ofary obu-
rzajacego mordu W Lattimer, gdy sic
pacze szeryfa napadli ~biednych, bez-
bronnych ro~botnikow, maszerujacych
re sztandarem Stanow Zjednoczonych
pc drodze publicznej j ME rozumieja-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

Dyrekcja towarzystwa pomooy nau-
kowej ola m}odziezy mezkiej Prus Ia
chodnich rozes}a}a sprawozdanie "a rok
ubieg{y, piecdziesiaty i pierwszy ist.
nienia towarzystwa.
Ma wstepie spotykamy sic z utyski-
waniem ma zmniejszenie sic r~ocznych
sk{adek, W czem dyrekcja widzi objaw,
re ,,spo}eczefstwo sko{atane rozmaite-
mi niepowodzeniami j tn ch{odnae ola
sprawy poczyna." G}owna przeciez wi
ne sk1ada ma kasjer6w parafialnych, DO
gdzie kasjer gorliwy, tam i sk}adki
~wp{ywaja obfciej. Ale brak tez i do
brej wolf pc wielu parafiach, W kt6rych
nj k%asjera, nj cz}onka doprosic sic ME
MONA. w liczbach pokazuje sic TAXI
ubytek: W roku 1888 by}o dochodu
8982,35 M, W roku 1899 zas 845O,45
m, uby}o wieo 531, 80 no.
Co do mnie, to przyznaje, re W roku
jubileuszowym, jakim by{ rok 1890 ola
towarzystwa W T. 1849 za}ozonego,
wcale innego spodziewa{em sic dooho-
du re sk{adek rocznych i n~adzwyczai-
nych, a nawet j z legatow.
Skutek TAXI ME przychodzi przeoiez
sam z siebie, potrzeba do tego koniecz-
ME %zachety, g}osnego nawo{ywania i
podniecenia ofarnosci. lego przeciez
ME by}o. Rok jubileuszowy zaledwie
przypomniano, zywszej i szerszej agita-
eli tym celu wcale ME rozwinieto. A
przeciez piecdziesiecioletnia dzia}alnos6
towarzystwa podawa}a ku temu az mad
to przydatnego materjafu; by{o sic z
czem pokazac j pochwaliG, by}a sposob-
nose j obowiazek do wdziecznego pod
niesienia zas}ugi owych mezow, ktorzy
z mozo{em niema}ym j chlubna wytrwa-
}oseia za}ozeniem To~warzystwa lat kill
ka sic zajmowsli ] wreszcie przywiedli
rzecz do skutku " listopsdzie 1S40 r.
Imions Mateusza Slaskiego, Teodora
Donimirskiego j popierajaeego tych Ia
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
Notatki.

Dnia z b. m. rozpocze}y sic W Kra.
kowie uroczystosci jubileuszowe pie6-
setnej ~rocznicy ~za}ozenia uniwersytetu
krakowskiego, pierwszej w~szechnicy
polskiej, przez W}adys}awa Jagie}{e.
w uro~czystosciach tych biora udzia}
przedstawiciele wszystkich wyzszych
zak2adow p~aukowych polskich wielu
zagranicznych. Ca{y tez nar6d polski
spieszy, by z}ozyc hold odwiecznej wy
c~howawczyni m}odziezy polskiej.
Zarzad n~aszej organizacji, by zazna-
czy6 }~acznosc swa z krajem ojczystym,
wyssai telegram nastepujacy:
oAkademja Jagiellohska, Krakow.
Geese i hold. Zwiazek Mar. Polls. W
Ameryce'.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol:

CENZOR:- DR.: Leon sadowski. 27S7 Penn ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Albert Nowak, I7l9 Broadway
Buffalo. N. Y, j. ". Cukierski, $40 w. Fulton
St. Grand Rapids. Mich. MaxymilisnK ucers. All
Mitchell st., Milwaukee,. Wis. j. w slzand, 794 st.
Aubin av.. Detroit, Mich.
PREZEs: = 4. Il. Jabfohski. 1O2-lO4 w. Division st.
Chicago, Ill,
WICE-PREZES: Stanisfaw Rokosz.
DYREKToRZY: Marian stecsyhski. DE-. Kazmierz
zurawskd, Mlchaf wleklihski, MARGIN z6fkowski,
Stanisfaw IAufersh.
S~EKRETARZ JE SERALNY: T. NJ. Helihski, 102-
104. w. Division st., Chicago, Ill.
KAsJER: M. Majewski, 1O2 I4 W.. Division st.,
Chicago. Ill.
LEKARZ NACZELNY: DIT. W. A. Kunewsld, lO2 -lo4
W Division ST.. Chicago, Ill.
SEX ETARZ wYDZIAEUS A
Nowak. 1910 Broadway. Buffalo. N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

Zwraeamy uwage czfOnkOm Zwiazku
Mar. Pol, ably kazdy, zmieniajac swOje
m~iesZkanie, pOdawaf Zawsze starry | nOwy
adres, Oraz numer grupy,, do kt6rej nalezy.
Tym spOsObem unikniemy wszelkich pO-
myfek PREY wysyfaniu "ZgOdy". KtO do
tegO sic ME zastOsuje, temu "ZgOdy" pO-
sy}ac ME bedZiemy mOgli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
z Prus Z%achOdnich.

Tow. pomocy naukowej. Ubytek
W skfadkach. - Zmniejszenie zamoznosci-
Sprsedawczyki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

60 kanclerza.
Wsrod roznych anegdotek znajduje
sic tam kilka tyozacych sic polak6w.
w jednej z mich nienawidzaoy ssowian
kanclerz okazuje..wsp6}czucie ola nasze-
60 ludu.
w szpitalu wojskowym pruskim, u
lokowanym W Wersalu podozas obleze-
mia Paryza, leza}o wielu zo}nierzy pola-
kow, %rannych Tub choryoh. Odwiedziw-
sly szpital, Bismarck tax O Mich opo-
wiada:
Me macie pojecia, jak sd szozes.
liwi, gdy uslysza move polska. Pre-
mowiwszy do Mich pc polsku, natych-
miast ujrza}em usmiech ma ich bladych
twarzach. Szkoda, re dowodzacy mimi
j%enera{ ME n ich jezyka!
S&owa te pe}ne wsp6iczucia przypo-
minaja krwiozerczego Suworowa, kt6ry
W ohwili gdy zo4dacy jego w~yrzynali W
w pieh 10000 mieszkaho6w Pragi, ME
oszczedzajac staroow, kobiet i dzieci =
litowa} sic serdecznie mad zranionym
indykiem!
w ubieg{ym miesiacu bawi} we Lwo-
vie i Krakowie professor uniwersytetu
moskiewskiego, Karejew, autor bez-
s%tronneg 60 dzie}a o sejmie czteroletnim
w kt6rem p~rzychodzi do wniosku, ze
Rosja powinna przywroci6 bytpolitycz-
ny Polsoe.
Przyjmowany uprzejmie przez uczo-
nych, literatow i dziennikarzy polskich,
gosc rosyjski wyrazi} potrzebe czestsze.
go urzadzania w%spolnych zjazdow, ia
kich jak Mickiewiczowski W Krako-
vie, by z3aczy6 wez}ami przyjazni ros-
jan z polakami. Ma propczycje to 3D.
powiada ,,Kurjer Lwowski":
,,Dzie}o solidarnosci s~{owiahskiei,
czy tez polepszenie stosunk6w rosyj-
sko-polskich spe}ni sic z ohwila, gdy
Rad oarski ME bedzie mas gnebi}, ME
bedzie nam wydziera} tego, CO "a mai
swietsze uwazamy skarby, i gdy spo}e-
czehstwo rosyjskie bedzie samo W sobie
ma lyle slime pod wzgledem etyki spo-
}eczno-politycznej, re bedzie umia}o
Emusic swe rzady do zmiany postepo-
wanna z nami. Dop6ki to sic ME sta
ME, wszelkie PROXY zblizenia dwoch
najwiekszych narodow s}owiahskich
zadnego ME odniosa skutku, a jezeli Cd
niosa, to chyba demoralizujacy. Mi
mowoli os}abia}oby to w mas poczucie
naszej odrebnosci i mog1oby mas odwo.
dzi6 cd rzeczywistej piracy mad zmiana
n~aszej doll. Gdy zas Rad carski odda
nam to, co nam sic nalezy, gdy odzys-
kamy wolnosc, wowczas- powtarzamy
to - zblizenie sic Polski i Rosii spe}ni
sic Same przez SIZE.
Jest to n~ajprostsze ~rozwiazanie zada-
MIA braterstwa s}owian. Wolni z VOL
nymi, rowni IL rownymi = pogodzimy
sic baIdzo }atwo. PROXY zas wszelkie
w chwili obecnej, to szkoda czasu i
at{asu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

l~ektroskop przsnosi po druoie widoki
tax jak telefon przenosi dzwieki.
Przyrzad ten mial bye jua cd roku
gotowy " p~raoowni Szczepanika, ale
zarzad wystawy zaplaci} podobno wy
n~alazoy naszemu million dolar6w "a
Prawo wystawienia telektroskopu mai
pierw W Paryzu!
Nietylko wieo Paderewski zarabia
miljony u oboych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

w zesziym miesiacu ukazal sic W
Warszawie przeklad polski wspom-
nieh o Bismsrcku, zebranych przez
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

Ma wystawie paryzkiej budzi ogolny
podziw cudowny wynalazek rodaka ma
szego Jana Szozepanika. Jest to przy-
Rad do P%rzenoszenia ma odleg}osc wi
dokow z natury, nazwany przez wyna-
lace telektroskopem. Zwiedzajacy wy
stawe, ~wszed}szy do budynku W kto-
rym przyrzad ten jest w~ystawiony i "a
jawszy wygodne miejsca, moga PREY
patrywac sic naprzyk}ad publicznosci,
spacerujacej W tel samej chwili Pc uli-
each - Londynu.
Zs pomoca szybko vibrujacych
zwierciade} j krakow z sslenium, mi
n~ers}u, majacego w3asnoIc zmieni.nia
fal swietlanych ma fals e~lektryczne, to-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

Ma p~orzadku ~dziennym chifscy
boxerzy, zwolennicy sekty Wielkiego
Kulaka. Pekin zagrozony. Misjona-
RE chrzescjahscy mordowani. Zamiast
}amac sobie glove jak ten bunt st}u-
mic, warto byioby zebra6 wszystkich
Corbettow, Fitzsimmonsow, MoCoyow,
Ryanow - jednem s}owem GAIA klike
boxerow, roz~bijajacych sobie "a pienia.
DE nosy, uszy i oczy pc miastach anne
rykahskich i wys{a6 do Chin, pre-
ciwko boxerom chihskim. Mech polka
"a 20 umieja. Sposob }atwy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

Czsonkowie ~naszej organizaoji wzieli
sic z wielka gorliwoscia do zastosowa.
mia W grupach zmian wymaganych
przez nova konstytucje.
Praoa idzie zgodnie, duoh jaknajlep-
sly dobra to wr64ba ma przyszlos6.
Gdy praca ia mad recognizable
Zwiazku pod ~wzgledem asekuraoji u
kohozona z~ostanie, wtedy mozemy bye
pewni, re Zwiazek ME da sic ,,zbito-
wac" przez zadne organizaoje nawet
miedzynarodowe.
Dzisiaj juz, pomimo to, q znajduje-
my sic W stanie przejsciowym, pomimo
re Pc sejmie W Grand Rapids pisma
klerykalne wr6zy}y nam przysz1osc
najczarniejsza i wreszcie pomimo wisl-
kich ostroznosci W przyjmowaniu no
wych cz}onk6w ~Zwiazkowi przyby{o
cd sejmu 111S dzielnyoh, swiezych SEE
regowc6w. Cyfra ia dale miare zaufa-
MIA jake lud polski pok}ada W naszej,
prawdziwie ~postepowej i,patrjotyoznej
organizaoji.
Cora Zwiazek!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-02

The art studio of Mrs. Annie E. Hoyle.
1920 New York avenue. was the scene Of a
brilliant reception and an interesting ex-
hibition Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
afternoons and evenings of the past week.
The beautiful suite Of six adjoining rooms
was most artistically arranged, the walls
being covered with a creditable display of
the work of her pupils in nature studies
and decorative work. Especially notice.
able were a portrait and marine by Miss
Ambrose: a landscape by Mrs. Burton;
still life'' studies by Miss Lamb, Miss
Bohrer. Miss Fisher and Miss Chapman,
respectively; several charming water colors
by Mrs. Elliot. and some artistic tapestries
by Mrs. Hoyle. jr., and Mrs. Michael A
realistic painting Of "A Dutch Lunch" by
Mrs. Michael was also admirable.
Some particularly good drawings were by
Miss Thomas, Miss 'Nairn and Miss Loud
respectively and some fine microscopical
drawings of insect life in pen and ink were
executed by Mrs. Smiley. The decorative
work was excellent, including dainty pas
tells and artistic specimens Of wood carv-
ing.
Among Mrs. Hoyle's latest work, two
portraits, one Of the Rev. DR.. D. ]. Stat
ford and the other of Mrs. Marian Long
fellow O'Donoghue. attracted attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-02
Marine Corps Examination,

The following persons have been author
lied to appear for examination for appoint
ments as second ieutenants> OF the marine
corps: sa ga,
Hilary A. Herbert. jr., Of Alabama: Ellis
Bell Miller of Iowa Falls, IOWA. Walter T..
Hoff Of Woodbury., N. j.: Francis s. Wiltse
Of New York; Charles H. Rich of Massa-
chrsetts, Edward B. Manwarings Of. Wis
consin, Thomas NJ. Clinton. Of Maryland,
Percy F. Archer of Maryland. Chandler
Campbell of West virginia. Raymond W.
Dikeman of Michigan: Frank .Halferd Of
Washington, D. c.: George Albert Birch Of
Washington, D. c.; Nathaniel L. .Hprd Of
Wisconsin, Raymond B. Sullivan OF Colora-
do, Edward A. Greene Of Georgia, Joseph
Hill and James Kenyon Tracy Of New
Hampshire, Giles Biship of Connecticut
Walker Of Massachusetts,. and Rupeftt n
Dewey of Minnesota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-02
kENSINGTON NEWS.
Closing Exercises of Public Schools
General and Personal.
CHI correspondence OF I NE Evening Star.
KENS1NGTON.c md. June l. 1906

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
KENS1NCTON.c Md. June l, 1900
The closing exercises of Kensington pub
lie school were held this morning The
school room was prettily decorated with
wild flowers and flags, and the excellence
Of the exercises reflected credit upon the
teachers as well as the pupils. The order of
the exercises was as follows: Bird Day
Song, by the school; Scripture reading, by
Mrs Langille, first assistant; Facts and
Fancies,'' by number of younger pupils
recitation, Bird Thoughts Ruth Curtis:
recitation. TROUBLES" Elsie Fowler reci-
tation. Bird Trades four boys; recitation,
What Was IT." Louis Maxson; reading,
Paul Putzski; recitation, Come and
Scratch" Carl Morey; recitation, "a Friend
in Need" Jamie Townsend: recitation,
Teaching Singing" DIN Waters; song.
Neel Massey; recitation. 1.-The Days Eye"
Annie Raney: recitation. robin Red
breast Julian Johnston; recitation, 1.-TWO
Pictures" Armstead Condict; bird photo
graphs, the dove. Jean Freeman; the blue
bird, John Little; the sparrow, Elsie Brown;
the robin, Francena Morey; the crow, Lor-
raine Clements; the goldfnch. Jean Free
man; recitation, Happy Bird" Adra Mar
tin; Anecdotes Of Famous Men and Birds,
Harry Holbruner Jean Freeman and Archie
Willie Corrick; song. pupils Of the primary
department; reading, Wings" Ionic Hol-
bruner; finger play. FIVE pupils Of the pr,
mary department.: recitation, Cake" Carl
Smith; recitation, .'Parasols,, Frances
Clark; recitation, 1.-THE Birds Breakfast"
Katharine Herman; recitation, Umbrella
Day." Ernest Hartshorn; dialogue, Start
ing for Picnic. ;" several older pupils; reci-
tation, 1.-The Scarecrow." Wilson Town
send; song, "God Leads Me-" Paul Arm
strong; recitation, "a Secret" Leslie Smith;
recitation, 1.-THE Horse, the Dog and the
Man." Kenneth Smith; recitation. Raymond
Van Hoy; song, Francena Morey; recita-
ton, "A Boston Girl" Helen Van Hoy; rec
itation, vacation Time" Eden Harris
horn: Vacation Song. twelve of the younger
pupils.
Mr.. s. r. Kyle, brother of Senator Kyle
Of South. Dakota, has leased house on
Metropolitan avenue.
A party, of about twenty members Of
Kensington Lodge. No. 31s, I. o. G. T.,
chaperoned by Mrs. w. T. Hutchinson, en-
joyed straw ride and picnic to Burnt Mills
ON. Decoration day. -=
Steps have been taken toward the organ
izatioa of a local brass band. and subscrip-
tons are being solicited for the purchase
The special car which carried President
Mckinley aud several of his cabinet officers
to Antiefam on Decoration day was delayed
here FOR a-feW painuteRf A crowd assembled
and the President came out upon the back
p1atfofn1&o bow his thanks for q bunch of
roses presented to him. tf.97- Il x
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THE rtHLPc DEBT:
Monthly Statement 81 Shows Decrease
of Over Two Millt0na.

"a oser - VIZ "aAA.AOAAH'
The monthly statement Of the public debt
shows that at thes close Of business. May
81. 1900. the debt lesS cash In the treas
ury amounted tos$1 IN, 6os,s 81, a decrease
for the month ontse. 1921. which Is ac-
counted for by; the redemption of bonds.
The debt is recapltulaaed as follows:
1nterest-bearing, hebts 81 o2e. 49,. $50; debt
on which interestIhas ceased since MATURE
ty. $1.1s1.ssO; debit HEARING no interest.
$500. 727. 40; totaa;n q ,41s. 1902, $40. This
a am however, does not include s72e.-
outstanding, which are offset by an equal
amount Of cash on hand.
The total cash in the treasury is 1.104.-
261 ,S26, and Is classified as follows:
Reserve fund. gold coin and bullion $780,
600 900; trust funds, gold. silver and United
States notes. s729. It'd; general. fund,
$113, 355 229.
In national bank repositories to credit
Of United States treasurer. sos, 226,5 25; to
credit Of disbursing officers, 6,095, S92;
total. 81 .104 .261 .S26. against which there are
demand Liabilities. outstanding amounting
to $SOS, AIS, 298, which leaves a net cash bal
ance in the treasury Of $295. 1850.
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The House committee on military affairs
has reported in favor Of authorizing the
President to restore George w. Kirkman
to his rank as captain in the army. thus
overcoming the effect of court martial
and dismissal at Manila which has attract
ed considerable attention. The dismissal
grew out of a disturbance while Captain
Kirkman was not on duty and was final
without review by the President. Secre-
tary Root stated to the committee that the
sentence was too severe and tha gallantry
of the officer at Ell Caney also was cited.
The committee therefore reports that in
view of the past gallant service the officer
should be restored. 'ss-
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OverwOrk, Indigestion, La Griupe.
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