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her home with typhoid fever, and per-
haps will not be up for some time.


A. C. Smith made a flying trip to
Kinsley Wednesday looking for har-
vest hands, but his lucf was poor.
a girl baby was oorn to MIR. and
Mrs. James Abrams on Wednesday.
Mother and child are doing we'll.
a heavy rain storm occurred here
Thursday night. Reports indicate
that the same storm visited Belpre
and vicinity.
L. Olsen has returned from the coa.t
in Washington state where he has
been for some time fishing. He is an
up to date fisherman.
Mr.. Donnell, n minister of Lyons,
and C. NJ. Cochran's stepson We're in
town Wednesday to arrange for a
tent camp-meeting some time in the
future.
Ephraim Hardy celebrated his 49th
birthday Wednesday. The Hardy
clan gathered at Mr.. Walkers aud
did full justice To a liberal supply OF
ice cream and cake which hsd been
| provided for the occasion.
| o. G. Mccormick and Miss Eva
Wilkerson were united in marriage
Wednesday night Al the Methodist
Episcopal church by Rev. Ira Pearce.
Quite a number OF relatives and
friends attended the Wedding. and the
/ young couple received a large number
of fine presents. After the ceremony,
the newly married pair and the guests
spent the evening 1t hall Mt Ac-
Carty's hall. Their first home will
be on the McLewis farm north Of
Lewis.
DR.. T. T. Cater 10 permanently 10.
Gated at Macksyille, Kaus. Will
commence regular monthly visits~te
Lewis, Kans., June Both. and will re
main July Is. 2nd and 3rd- He il
prepared to do All kinds of iirst eIass
dental work in the very latert and
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E. A. Lippoldt & Son.

We have a nice line of Climax Hay
Stackers and Lift Sweep Rakes, W ide
Tire, Wagons, Indiana Drills, Steel
Giant Mills-self oilers, and Pitch
forks. We also sell the same kind of
machine oil that is used ON our own
threshing machine. Come to see our
second hand Mccormick Mowers
cheap.
+ Special prices on Cultivators. 6-27
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easiest manner to the patient. He
guarantees every piece OF work to be
satisfactory before payment is re-
quired and his local anesthetic is the
thing for painless extraction. Exam
ination free. Office at Spence Hotel.
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Krupp-Lippoidt.

Gottfred Krupp, Jr., and Emma A.
Lippoldt were married at the resi-
dence of Rev. Hirt, in Logan town
ship Wednesday evening, June IL.
The announcement of the marriage
took the. friends of the young people
quite by surprise. It was none the
less a pleasure to congratulate them
as they are two very deservedly pop-
ular young people.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND.
rirr. published Jnne 9. I9e..

First published JuBe o. f90..
The nndersigned hereby gives notice that
he will on the .ist day 81 Ju g. Err. M axe an
npplicaIis, tO the = Oi,r:c Court or Edwards
County. ksrsnk. TO purcFase the following
described echonl land. situafe.i In The Orgau-
lied County of Edwards. kansas, viz
The nor h half OF tire southeast quarter Of
Section H. J township p :. kaRgc 10 "
He names The fo-iowinx persons TO prove
hrs settlement. con: inuUus Residence. and im-
p.oyemcnts. viz: Frank spring. residence.
kinsley knnsas. ana b. SHEPPARD resi-
dence. kiusey- Kansas
Dome 1t kineiey- County or Edwards. Kan
sns this srd Il y ssf June. i30..
ROHERr NcCANSE Petitioner.
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Threshinx outfits for Sale.

We will sell either of the following
described ]. 1. Case threshing outfits:
list. % horse power engine. a inch
separator. L. harrell steel water tank,
has run two years: End, Is horse
power engine. IS inch separator, has
run three seasons. These outfits are
complete and do first class work.
sSrAcH BROS.
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New Butcher Shop.

j. E. Gregg, wife and six children,
and c.. T.. Watson, wife and three
children, arrived from Little River.
Kans., the first OF the week. Mr..
Gregg is opening a butcher shop in
the Tutum building west Of the kins-
ley Implement Go. Mr.. Watson will
assist him in conducting the business.
They have rented houses ON the north
side of the track. These gentlemen
have bcn in the same business in
Little River and their home paper
noting their departure says:
J. +. Greg. has closed his meat
market "a; this place and is moving
his furniture aud fixtures to Kinsley
this week where he will open shop.
Three meat markets proved TOO many
for this place, and Mr.. Gregg nov
thinks he has secured good location
and his many friends here wish hiu
success. He owns a good farm here
and has plenty of cash with which t.
transact business. He has secured
the services OF G. Z. Watsop. who
will also move his family TO Kinsle,
and continue to work ut his pro
fessiOn.
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Card Of Thanks.

We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and help
in the sad bereavement of our deares,
beloved son and brother.
Mrs. WANG AND FAMILY.
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Do not be defrauded by purchasin

DO not be defrauded by purchasing
anything but the Diamond Sickle
Grinder" Il is positively the only
one that win do the work. II you do
not think SO, try one and be con-
WINGED: if it will not do the work. re-
turn it and get your money back.
Sold by Misner & Gonder.
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Horse and Jack.

Call at McAfee's barn in Kinsle.
and see che best horse and Jack il
Edwards county, bar none. Cal
show finest OF colts.
tt TATUM & GREEN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
South Brown.

4 =
South Brown.
Plenty OF rain.
Early corn is beginning to tassel.
Forage crops are making fine
growth.
Wheat harvest begins in earnest
this week.
Mrs. L. E. Holman was visiting at
Abe Peters this week.
J. w. Weaver was delivering fat
swine at Kinsley last Saturday.
Mr.. Hagerman went over to Stat
ford county Monday to look after his
harvesting.
G. w. Scott has finished the addi-
ton to his house. He will begin har-
vesting in about three weeks.
Lou Van Cora, who has been trans
acting business here for ten days, re-
turned to Hodgeman county this week.
Lewis Items.
J. d. Mccormick has moved on o.
G. McCormick's farm.
The city hall question is being dis
cussed quite little OF late.
Mrs. Joe Carpenter went east We'd
nesday to visit her daughter.
Court Snyder is improving in health
since he went to Boulder, Colo.
]. B. Henderson's daughters were
visiting at the ranch the first OF the
week.
Will and Charles Cox Returned
home Wednesday from Missouri to
harvest.
The farmers elev ator people shipped
out their first car of wheat the fore
part of the week.
The came old subject We heard u
months ago-harvest hands and moth
ing but harvest hands.
Mrs. Lee Hardy is still confined TO
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Up from edwards county at break OF
day,
Bringing competitors fresh dismay,
News that the battle is on once more,
And Deering triumphant MS hereto
fore.
See Misner & Gender If you want to
know NO e.
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TATUM & GREEN.
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/ the "penlnsular' process. This is called
a 'peninsular process because q PEN
( insula is a little neck reaching out to
see.
Nearly every home in Salt Lake must
have been deserted this morning. 1t
! seemed as though everyone was down
| town to see the parade. Little moth
| ers came and brought the children, and
although tired looking and worn, the
mothers saw something TO interest
them In the procession.
To add the final touch Of the Elk con-
quest, from every building Haunted the
purple and white, the regal colors of
the order. The city has on its gala
clothes. II wears them proudly and
jauntly and is happy 10 wear them in
honor Of these strangers who have been
here but day, but who already have
homes here In the valley. They have
them. because they have won them,
And after the parade was over, there
was the big meeting in the Tabernacle
Crowded to suffocation, the old building
received as many as II would hold. and
the first official sDeeehmaking of the
convention was begun. OF course, there
has been speeohmaking before this, but
IT was not official Lodge No 339, for
instance, has spoken loudly and enthus-
lastically ever since Il arrived, in col
legiate fashion with a RIP rah rah,
oily kazook' yell. .But that is not to
be compared to thu fine lot of official
speechmaRing that took place in the
Tabernacle this morning.
Judge o. w Powers, a member of the
local lodge No. 81, was master OF
ceremonies. and he spoke eloquently
TO the meeting in calling II to order.
Governor Wells made one Of his char
acteristically happy speeches in greet.
ing the antlers and Welcoming them Ia
the fair state OF which he is chief ex-
ecutiye Then came the response and
annual address OF the Grand Exalted
Ruler Of the whole order, Charles Pick
EFT, Of Iowa. 1t was a mastery adj
dress and was applauded to the echo.
" Of the speeches were applauded
fofAthat matter, and Prof McClellan's
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MASTER OF CEREMONIES POWERS.

want you to know and to like all In this Tabernacle
70 the worship Of God freely while remain
nant Church OF Utah. speaking desire that
70 know and to like MOI the days Of
the fierce contention that here opposing systems
b. @ OF them that harsh and bitter much Of which I'M
are no people earth that hospabe and Kind
NV organization that well for the unfortunate ana
m people anywhere the aged Their
@ own and TO their belief entitled Whether be
we leave to the heoogian We that they sincere Time
m way e rough edges contentious Mormon and Gentle
|B3, 10 make Utah the Rocky mountains Our
@ together Our daughters whether WIN or
young men have fought shoulder shoulder mingled their
C'' 'u' own salvation" " -
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H.. q
that ara brought fooelbar a,d -.
stranpenesa toVard eocb th' AZ
RELIED tho more difusfye is o"r Gh,ist3-
anitv fha mono nnrfact onr gI,,uiat,t,',
the more nrooressl,,o one. ,.,,,,,,,'.,,t
and the more upright otir dennrt,,n,,t
We are thus ohoWp how ve,.v ten,,ors 4.
the screen which keeps nj GistS,es
those whom lhe moreet so,,,,aiit,
makes US acquainted wrb ana 49,,
easily and fredupptiv sucb oco,ain,
lance ripens into ffiondsbln Out ~ ~
many thousands or vorr n,,n,he, 49,,
visiting MS perbaps nut ver,, ~. 60
terday were on Terms M 1n,,,sinta1S.a
ship,with any of orr pennle nut ho,, q,
Il today? How will n Aa forpoTro,,, onJ
by the zine your visit shall have dra,,,,,
70 close and the GOOD hoes bavo III
been said? WIN NOT eoob nf us faat ~,
though we had known one anotber ali
along and had but bnep vyaitlng a.
pleasure Of the fates to let Tho 1,aat
inps take nIaceq bone On '''s''-
-
HlHNS VI FhOGRESS.
sunnoae vou tb,nl, ro,,,..
TO npoiorize for ia ,,a,,a.eI - ousht
condition az son,o 30 torh up
we prefer IN telI von mo- 1 ~ put
spect as In many ofbors va We. r.
our. sister elites ~ Nov' v lessiliDie
cago We noint v-itb r,ias anu Nh'-
evidence Of our entern,,Is, ~ ~ ~ as an
building great n,idianS Wy are
here and n can,t oil i've A. ne'lppoHs
II anv of Won y,era bar, ~. ~ uay'
Won win nota mani, s,,Ie sraIS ago
proyements since tSo,, 'ali.lal m
again ten years benco vo,, ! Su oolne
CITY blazing win r,otrorni,. WI see
dor. Several great lines ~ splen.
connecting M with nsnvar Wv ,a"Nay
and Los Angeles IN tbe ~, ',e eas.
process of construction. oras, are lh
steel works TO utilize our nonr "oh aill
IRON and coal are being financed GUN
quantities of gold and silyen 'eas,ns
and lead and every knov,r -, voppet
mineral except diar,nrds. vi
more sugar factories wv
five within the sfata aro "anlns
to be erected. the fires h. ,,, Ivgus
dollar smeIter have ius, besn ,inh.ns n
new power GONNA MICS are tro,,a,l sn.Su,
electrical energy from tbe rannntnis
streams TO our business oon,a,,si ~ ~
Benevolent and protectiye o. uls
Elks Is now holding ne sroat a W
convention in orr can,toi c,t,, anh a.,
every field OF enternrise theso anu ~, ~
awakening that means hpsiness. al
capital. greater eommercIai oo. d'g
and greater Utah As N r. oIis,a s
II speaks for itself Won knov v"i ,,h..
Henry Ward Beeeher sa,d ~ "N ~
visited us. He said HE idsa ~ $3.50 ls
was a June day In Salt Tota ~. 81
course we hurried him an NJ ,,,,o,,.
lest he might llnger until some soai,,rs
hot August day ana get an idea sV os ne
other place. But IN Tho main 49,, =. o oie
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leo has surrendered. The inya'
70, 8. been successful. Whatever the
!" If Salt Lake fondly imagined
,.d to them, is theirs no longer
sDs army of Elks that has
down for the last few days
nc municipality are practically
here now. 49,. o,.,. ~,
If salt Lake is that they are all
,bat more princely lot Of fell
,ecer gathered together in one
ode one goat or assembled in
a, Everything that the city has
.is rendered them. There Is no
.'u,bout that now.
gserday there was chance for
.sses as to the conduct Of the
.,sr man. 1t looked for a time as
,.,,b me skies would frown upon this
sioe army, and, incidentally, ma
.,,ly SANDER Salt Lakes famous
sser But not 50 today
n doubt on the part OF the weather
mto what kind Of days he should
out to these many strangers Is
-red He Is tickled with them, and
going to give them Salt Lakes
They deserve 1t, and that's the
Iasn
"A, irown was wiped from the sky
3,ssg as prettlly and as graciously as
r.gp. vas ever wiped. The black
! ,ri, went away with the night, and In
H. place came leecy daubs Of cot
smy white like phantom ships afoot
H. sea Of blue A light breeze
|m,ed the leaves Of the trees into mo-
\, and the breeze seemed to whisper
pg of Welcome Even a salt Lake
han knows a good thing when 1t
h l.
ns Is the first official day Of the
ral reunion. and 1t has been a great
h ar Salt Lake and the Elks who
Ia he clly's guests. Thousands Of
|s,A have been on the street all day
|-Aarands of Salt Lake people and
|eaands Of Elks from everywhere.
|n greet each other with, Hello,
b.
Sser before was the city so COM
|tsB captured and taken in bond
be- And the city seems TO like 1t,
'seh makes It all right all around,
BIZ way you look at II. Salt Lake is
tFns q big time with these Elks and
b. Eks are having a great time with
sit Lake, Nothing could be more de-
s.hiiul.
And today started the whole reunion
y IN magnificent shape. The grand
iliary and civic parade in the morn
b vas an appropriate beginning for
Q. bigger times that are yet to come.
vas glorious pageant and It re-
bundled powerfully and strongly TO the
rsiit Of the lalks who got II up.
From the first squad Of policemen to
D bunch Of advertising faklrs at the
d q It, the parade was splendid
lIhi and was witnessed by the great
y crowd that ever assembled upon the
'tsts Of Salt Lake to do honor to a
@eSlon, Pretty girls there were In
tiy and they leaned far out over
> curb and waved ribbons OF purple
2 ghlte at the antlers as they pass
q Many fair neck. unless elastic
habit was severely elongated by
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MASTER OF CEREMONIES TALKS
Judge Powers Eloquent Address at
The Open ng Session To-day.

Master Of Ceremonies q. W. Powers
was received enthusiastically and dur
Ing the delivery OF the following ad-
dress was frequently applauded.
Brother Elks and Ladies and Gentle
men-Like myriad streams OF widely
divergent sources, that after long jour
neys unite and mingf I'm the sea, so
YOU have gathered. The north clasps
hands with the south The sons OF the
golden west greet the children OF At
lantlCr shore. The twang OF the Yam
kee Is softened by a chorus from the
southland, all imhIed with the spirit
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AT THE TARERNACLE.
First Meeting Gives Indication of
Unboundcd Interest,

The first session OF the convention
was held In the Tabernacle a little be-
fore noon II was heavily attended and
the wishing Eks were Immensely pleas
ed with the great huldlnc. They
we're not slow 70 state TINT II was a
revelation" 20 them-a greater surprise
than they htd ever expected. Tn.
stiecches follow,
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opening Exercises in the Great "Mormon" Tabernacle Drew
Dig Attendance Of AnerS and Visitors Historic Old Build.
Ing and Great Organ Declared TO be Revelation Cover.
nor Wells Warm Welcome aud Master Of Ceremonies Pow.
ers Eloquent Address Together With Grand Exalted Ruler
Pckelts Able Response.
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GRAND PAGEAXT and IMMENSE OPENING SESSION

and Civic Parade Witnessed by Thousands Of Citizens
I'D Strangers-Was Large and Imposing COlumn'-COl
Cam Park Grand Marshal OF the Day. and Aides Made
coondd Showing Great Herds OF ElkS in Unconditional
I'D State Troops Assist in Making Occasion Success
looauded as They March,
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THE PARADE.
Pageant This Morning Was Viewed
By Interested Thousapds

Some facts connected with the civic
and military parade this morning speak
well for the managing ability OF those
who had 1t in oharge-it was very near
ly on time, the various organizations
assumed their proper places In the col
umn and there was no confusion what
ever.
After having ridden In the parade I'M
I'll the head of the column reached the
intersection Of Third South and East
Temple streets on its return march
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response to the Welcome Was n
Happy, WelI-Reueived Effort.

IN response to Judge lowers, the fol-
owing address was delivered by Grand
t.Aaited Ruler Pickett, whose deliy-
cry was exceptionally happy and whose
reception was enthusiastic.
deem 1t great privilege, as the
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CLOSING REMARKS.

God grant that this session OF our
grand lodge may be guided by wisdom
and its results enure to the betterment
OF the world. Here, where the royal
sun on reaching the horizon kisses the
mountain peaks a little earlier than 1t
caresses the lowlands Of the east: here.
where the kindly orb OF day fingers al
eyentide for a good night benson be-
fore II enters It's purple tent and gath
ers its golden robes about here. where
the air is laden with health and
strength and the water fresh from the
rocky haunls. makes the blood to leap
with gladness: here. where the canyons
send down their cooling breezes at
nightfall and where the grandeur OF
creation Is SO manifest you should re-
ceive new inspiration and do more per-
feet work FOR God and our native land.
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GOVERNOR WELLS WELCOME

Biggest Roundup OF Elks IN History
Of Order Listens TO Fine Speech.
Governor Wells has the happy faculty
OF catching the crowd" In all OF his
public addresses. Today was no excep-
ton. In his speech Of welcome he hit"
the fancy OF his great audience Of good
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will feel that the earth and all its full
ness is your own.
nAlORAlONSn ELI nGIZEn

I will feel that the earth and all its full
ness is your own.
"MoRMONS" EuLoGIZEp.
We want you to know and TO like all
ar people. In this yast tabernacle
ysscted TO the worship OF God, and freely
an . generously given to your use while
you remain by the dominant Church OF
Utah. speaking as a Gentle ! desire TO
say that | want you to know and to
like our Mormon people. In the
strenuous days Of the past, in the fierce
contention that was here waged by OPP
posing systems, much was said Of them
that was harsh and bitter, much or
which was unjust There are no people
upon earth more hospitable and kind.
| know Of no organization that cares
so well for the poor and unfortunate,
and there are no people anywhere
more tender and gracious TO thu
aged. Their belief Is their own
and TO their belief they are entitled.
Whether II be correct or incorrect we
leave to the theologians. We know
that they are sincere. Time will wear
away the rough edges Of past conten-
tons for Mormon and Gentle have
united to make Utah the empire state
of the Rocky mountains our children
play together. our sons and daughters
marry, whether we will or no, and our
young men have fought shoulder to
shoulder and mingled their blood for
that starry flag so reverenced by our
order. We of Utah, can work out our
own salvation.
THE ORDER OF EI,KS.
While we want you 10 know and to
like our people, we want the people OF
Utah to better know and to like the
Benevolent and Protective order Of
Elks. our order does not interfere with
sireligous belief and its demands
are not inimical with the duties Of citi-
zenship. Our altar, bearing the Holy
Bible, and draped with the Stars and
Stripes teaches those who there wor-
ship 10 fear God and to love their
country. our rallying cry is, God and
our native land We reverence the
majesty and the wisdom OF the Creator
and we instill in our members patriot
ism and love for our free institutions.
We seek to do good and TO shun evil
We strive to lift up and not TO cast
down. We attune our ears TO the cry
Of distress, and we do not let our left
hand know the charity which our right
hand eXtendeth. Neither rank nor
wealth nor station In life Is the stan
dard by which we measure man. We
look TO the manhood TO that spark OF
divinity that illumines the soul and by
this We guage mans worth Thus
striving to elevate humanity. no church
need fear our influence and no true man
need shun our portals. Weak though
our efforts may be. fail though we may
by the wayside, still. our combined
for cleaner manhood and for
nobler thought and actions will help
to swing the pendulum Of civilization
and Christianity and 20 hasten the mill
lennium when mans injustice to man
VIII end and the era OF peace on earth
and good will toward man will be ush-
cred In.
CLOSING REMARKS.
God grant that this session OF our
grand lodge may be guided by wisdom |
and its results enure to the betterment |
)f the world. Here. where the royal |