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ID R 1 NJ F o L L!

THE MIsFIT STORE
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS,
Is brmfur Of the latest brightest cheapest and hand
soonest stock Of MEMS. YOUTH. BOYS and CHILD
RETs CLOTHING at lower prices than ever
For boys from to IL years old, full line of Suits
from - SO to SO Best goods shown for anything
like the money.
For boys from to II years long Pants and Vests
complete line Of Suits finished and trimmed the very
best style, from e45O to S12
For boys from 13 to IT years, MAGNIFICENT line of
ous nnshed In the very best OF STYLE from IS to S15
For youth ranging in sizes from SO to 49, an elegant
line of novelties in Sacks GETAWAYS the newest
shades of dahlia. wine. brown, from sl2 up.
For men. including short and fat sizes to A. full
line Of single and double Sack and Trock Suits
made In hrst-class styles. from 80 up.
splendid D. B. BroYlcloth Coat and Vest and Doe
skin Pants. $40, worth $40.
Light and medium weight Overcoats. we'll made and
trimmed. at &c. so 90, $780, $12 and SIS Every
one worth fully double
complete line Of Pants at 81 so and upward.
large line of Odd Vests selling at less than cost Of
manufacture
Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchaserss at
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STs self
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DRIVES GARDEN for rent. see advertisement.

henry SMITH, OF 119 9Th street southeast. reports
that his room was entered during last night and
silver watch, collar button and scarf pin stOlen
value, Sill.
YOUR EYEsIGHr FITTED 81. Hempler's. 453 Pa. av
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w. Nj. SHusrlR 4 Sons

FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS
PAklS NOVELTIES IN SILKS, yFIvETS
FAlsHtS AND FINE FRENCH DRESS GOODS
lHE lOCk Is MUCH LARGER AND THE AS
~. Mh "a AND VARIETY Is MUCH 6hEATER
THAN We HANi EVER OFFERED.
WI HAVE EVERY THING THAT CAN BE HAD IN
flhsl-S LASS DRY GOODS hOUSE AND NIP
ONLY F1kSl-CBASS GOODS
GUlNEI a FONsON'S BLACK SIIEs
GUlSt'S NELNEIS. IUPiN'S MOURNING GOODS
DELAlNES CLOTHS. X ESl1.El's H. NRIkTTAS
AND DRAP DALMA CDURTALBTS CRFPE
JOHN BROWNS EXTRA QUALITY TABLE LINEN,
SATIN DUCHESS IN ALL CoLoRs OF SUPERIOR
QUALITIES.
tSONE PRICE
w. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n. B.-THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST $40
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SPECIAL n Office

TCE-wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
SusQuehanno Ice Co., 18th street wharf
special Inducements to large consumer
Telephone No. 364-&. seS-lms
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"AIderney Dairy WagOns.'
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter1nilk ana sweet
MILK, &C. per quart. Cream 15c. pint.
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Thin People.
"WellS Health Renewer' restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility.
81. 6
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IN Thirty navs, rTria

On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or Old who afflicted with nervous de-
bility, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly yigor Address as above. n. B:-No risk Is
incurred, Us thirty days trial is allowed. W,S,m
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Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted equal any
at $3.50 Pm
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
Geo FEB RRR FER sSSs
Go E. ER z.
Geo ERR L 4 EKR sSSS-
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,

g without a douht the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world
The Miers have not only the perfect Mil con-
tanning as 1t does all the ot improved Machinery
vented TO the present time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED 10y any mill in the world To prove thut
we would simply state that large quantity of this
magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe and
eaten at the principal Courts of the old world We
GUARANTEE that it is made from selected hard wheat
grown In Minnesota and Dakota 1t is ACKNOWLEDGED
fact that in this Flour pefe separation OF ri
nous particles of the wheat berry and thorough
nation of al weak and starchy has lest been
reached and is consequently more NUTRITIOUS yield
Ing more bread to the barrel than any other Flour The
best trade admits thai from its ne qualities
1t Is the cheapest well the best either family
or bakers use, and unsurpassed by any Flour made
EVER sack aud every barrel Is warranted TO give entire
satisfaction.
TERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered to the trade 1t xceled any othe Patent
except Ceres. and will please the exacng house
keeper and satisfy the most fastdious epicure
GILT-E DEE.
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RE l. nee
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele
brsted Hungarian process. II is very cheap and beau
uful Patent within the reach of all classes and We
guarantee will give satisfaction to every who Will
tryit
GOLDEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard family
Flour Of District equal quality to great many
high priced Patent lours whilst be bought for
considerable less money We defy competitors to bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING
GILT-EDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL. and We
feel assured that any househeeer who them
will never anything else For 10y ell grocers
Wholesale Depot corner LIST street and Indiana avenue
se13 WIN. NJ GAIT & co.
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WOOD AND COAL.


HAVING OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE AT
No 1920 14TH STREET NORTHWEST,
would pleased to receive orders for Coal Wood and
kindiln9 Wood Having unexcel ed facilities for hand
ling Coal am prepared to sell low any firm in the
business. i guarantee hrst-class Coal and ton Of
2240 pounds.
Kindling and Stove Wood at bottom prices
Orders promptly delivered.
JOHN MILLER
Main Office. Railroad Yard, Depot and Kindng Wood
Nill-49 Street and Virginia avenue southwest
Branch Iards-No 1920 14th street northwest and No
143 street southeast.
Wharf-FoOt of 9th street southwest se6-3m
CoA1 AND Woop
We have Just received large lot Of Bakers PINE
WOOD. Also, fresh mined COAL of superior nualty
for domestic all Of which offer at lowest market
rates.
The attention of is respectfully invited
an inspection OF our stock.
STEPHENSON Il BRO,
milo 9Th st. wharf and 10Th st. and Pa ava
CoALI Woonr
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Fur and Sealskin Garments

c. c. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer, and retailers
profits. Fashion Book mailed free 96-3m
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No Accident Has Ever Occurred
from using Aladdin Security Oil. m,w,f,l3
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tVsSELLS Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
1I2e New York avenue
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Inst Received
To the Ruhlic.

another lot boys all-wool Polo Caps, price, Is
cents, at Francs, the only strictly one-price hat
and gents furnishing store in this city.
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JOhnsOn's Oysters, 18th and E..
DEAR FRIENDs:-As the oyster season is rapidly
approaching maturity, wish to call your attention
to few undisputed facts. l am now receiving
daily some or the best grades Of Salt oysters known
to the trade, and my facilities and experience In
handling make it almost impossible to get anything
but choice salt Oysters-it having been given up
by the principal marine inspectors that am the
best judge Of oysters in the District.
Choice Steam, New York StewS, Half She'll sc.
None but the best Ladies' large saloon attached.
m,w,S3t L. L. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Aladdin Security Oil.
Recommended by Insurance Companies as the
safest burning Oil to use. mWr13
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My little son Elmer, who is now over four years
OF age, has been suffering since ne was four months
old with wasting disease, accompanied By spells
OF frequent and prolonged vomiting, no remedy or
assistance that could get seeming to operate on
the stomach-so much so that my physician and
friends considered the case hopeless About four
months age physician called my attention TO the
medicinal and curative qualities Of DUFFYs PURE
BARLEY MALT WHISKY, Claiming that it might save
the chids life livery reluctantly consented to Its
child's life and health were dearer to me than
prejudice. ! purchased bottle, and commenced
giving 1t to the child, the result being that to-day
he Is as well and hearty as any boy in the neigh
borhood. have written this without any solicita-
tion and say to the heads Of families, and those
caring for the SICK do not let foolish prejudice
against the proper use OF pure liquor prevent you
from using this for the sick ana debilitated
ELMER VEIN,
10S Hickory avenue, Baltimore CO., Baltimore, Md.
Ask Your Grocer
Aladdin Gonn itrrD
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TH0fntOn'S Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gists. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by w. {.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. m.Wt
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When the Swallows HrOMeWard Fly.
At the approach OF autumn it is the proper caper
to consider ones finances and to resolve TO more
clos-ly observe the dates appointed for and to be
constantly represented more or less in every grand
monthly drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery.
which next (the 173d) VIII take place october 14th,
1884, Of which all information can be had Of Nj. A..
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, ON application.
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IAk DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HORTICULTURAL So
GETTY viii hold It's monthly meeting "Wednesday
evening. the 24th instant, at German hall when
Professor Charles v. Riley viii give his ..Obserya-
Tons on the American Grape Vine In France-and
On me MODES OF grating and fungus Diseases A
nne display OF fruits plants and mowers wifi he on,
exhibition. " w ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-24

SALE OF CABINET FCRSITCRE.-The aduinIstra-
tor sale, al the wareroOnS on Louisiana avenue
between 9Th and It'll streets. Will be resumed to.
morrow Dealers and private buyers should not
lau 70 oe present. See the advertisement OF
Thomas Downing
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Cluett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch
Shirts are the best OF all. 60
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORAL FRENCH CLASS,

Verbs and Langusse-Conversa.ion and Dictation en-
and written isw w
that anEnase with perfect and accent
STREET norsnTes. September 80 ESQ to rs m We'd
81 street norhass oe.oser ist to $50 ep1
Gard OF admission PAYABLE in ADVANCE per month s.;
LIEkE, 4 n. native Of fsris. france 1883 street
PRIvATE LESSONS ~ ALL GRADES OF STUDY
naapp sH West Point al examinations
haSshgUTs c9rnsr sth and streets n
Night school, 50 and SIS month ses4
sHss u &c THE OPEN
msds D6sIoP and 05 ;dnfi
IS. JESSIE rs MAITE 1872 STvEET N9RIH,
Be- loTH At home Tuesdays from 2 to m. s23- lm'
DUPILs IN sTENOGRAPHY AND TYPEwRITING-
J. Apply to NELLIE II. SMITH. s.enographer and
Terms moderate. sel5-2ws
MISS JENNIE GARDNER's
1 W sCa School. Fob SMALL I. LIZ CHILDREN -
so@n september 10TH at $40 street. asGE'
Ss2s 1913
70 s%s Glasses Esnng classes will BE- started ABOUT
A RI SCHOOL REMOVED FROM 9O6 NEW YORK
"A avenue to 1901 street. Drawing, Crayon and Oil
painting. Landscape painting u specially. se22-3t'
Mrs. FLORA C. DEN NISON,
NJ Late Assistant to Prof. I. g. MarinD,
Will open her DANCING ACADEMY for Masters aud
Misses at National Rifles hall, Thursday October
1884. at $3.50 y. ~
Cla~s days: Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
For terms, &c. apply at her residence No 927 NJ
street northwest selO lOts
A RI SCHOOL. 1918 STREET N. W, OPPOSITE
"a franklin Park. re-opens September 18th. Thorouxh
in
ical drawing s. +. FULLER, Principal se2O-1ms
MRS NJ BARhINGER
N1 TEACHER OF VOICE AND PIANO,
. Residence, 1884 10Th street northw west,
Tenth year. Terms moderate SEQ 9ts
~ EVENING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
493 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
Thorough instruction in Penmanship Mathematics
and double Entry Book keeping
Students prepared for
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Terms Reasonable
auS0-4ws /. TWITCHELI. Principsl
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A RLINGTON ACADEMY. CoRCORAN BUILDING
IA corner Pa ave. and 18th St., opp. q. 8 Treasury q
select School for Boys and Young Men. Number limit
ed Only scholars of good moral character received
Fall term OF 1884 begins September 9Th Day and
ing sessions Careful and thoroueh instruction in the
Common English Branches. Bookkeeping short hand
Higher Arithmetic. Algebra. Geometry. Latin and
Greek.
aui5-sm BURTON MAcAFEE, A. a., Principal.
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The MONT VERNON DECKING ASsoCTaTroy-Ar
the annual meeting OF the MOuat Vernon Duckinar
association held at Mr.. Fredk w Pratt's office last
evening the following officers We're elected for the
year: President, Dr. II. &. Yarrow; vice president
Dr y. j. Murphy: secretary and treasurer H. l.
Brfnkerhon: board or directors. the above officers
and JOB Barnard and Fred W. Pratt.
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Mr. DENEROlLA'S DEBTS IN THIS CIrY-The
unpaid debts In this city OF Mr. DeNerolla. the late
italian consul at Baltimore, said TO reach s15Ol
DIT BeselS holds his note for IS 800, and nuIsb Der
OF the diplomatic corps said be his creditors
he owed Ari,tarcht Bey, but the latter IL Is under
5000, secured the money before going TO Europe
ROBERT Garrett, OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
u said 70 have been taken In by him
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET. held every Mon
day, al Queenstown. on the Metropolitan Branch
u and .. K r., three miles from the city, Lewis d.
Means, prOprietor-46O cattle on the market
70 or which were stOckers driven to VIZ
E1nia for sale. balance sold TO Butchers.
best, at 5k 10 sac; good, ~ 10 SC: fair, Az
10 40: medium TO Az; ordinary, 3 10 &c. 1919 Old
sheep and lambs up; old sheep brought from 30
10 4ac-: lambs, AZ TO &c. - cows and calves
sold from $50 70 $o0 per head State OF the market
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BASE BALL = The Nationals and Cincinnatis
prayed a beautiful game OF ball yesterday, the
score being ] 10 @ in favor OF the visitors The
neding on both sides was very sharp. but the bat
Ting was light The same clubs viii piay this after
noon. Other games: At BOStOn-BOSt0n Union 6.
81 Louis. 4. AT Observation-Disclosures Union 4:
Kansas City, Al TOledo-TOleio. l: Virginia
tten inningsi. AT ST Louis-St Louis. Is; BROOKLYN
O. AT BunalO-Buralo, 4; New York g. AT DE,
troit-Detroit, 5; Boston. 5.
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FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-NeSSrS Duncan
son Bros. will sell tomorrow morning, commencing
at ~ O'Clock, the entire furniture, carpets, &c. con-
talned In the Lexington" corner OF 18th street
anu New York avenue
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-10-30

WooDs1DE, Oct. 2sth, 1884.
The farmers have accepted this
King-Wheat-to rule over them aad
to. day he is raised upon his throne,
and the farmers submit neekly and
say: "Whe.t is f4wfu1 tender; We
must have cash and wheat cannot be
refused" This has been the idea of
the farmers rs class, and the whole
force has bowed down
and worshipcd this great monarch
Wheat. The farmers are not willing
to let the demand regulate the price
and the amount produced, but wish
to unite and fill our Legislative haHs
to please their ideas, and pass laws
to make the people eat more and con-
sumo the surplus in order to cause a
scarcity, that they may get a square
price for their wheat. The farmers
are to-day complaining of wheatrings,
and their monoplies, who are operat-
ing against their interests. W. do
not deny the fact that the wheat rings
have a controlling influence over
wheat. In viewing tue question,
from experience and observation. I
will say believe the object in view
can be better obtained by raising
more teed, more stock, hogs, sheep,
and even hens, turkeys, and geese,
and dethroning King Wheat. Raise
what you want for family use, and we
would suggest as a means of obtain
ing influence with the Legislative
Body, an occasional present Of a fat
lamb, pig, calf. goose, turkey or chick
en-, and they will soon recognize the
farmers as their best supporters, and
legislate to their advantage,
WooDs1DE FARMER.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-10-30
Election.

Next Tuesday is the day that we
will cast our votes for President and
Vice President. Now, the question
is which way had We better vote.
Voters, carefully consider this. mat.
ter. Fully determine. your minds
which of the several parties you will
support. Which has done the most
towards the promotion and elevation
of our country, and which will do the
most if the power is given to it. This
is what we should determine. before
casting our votes on the 4th of
November. Do not shut your eyes
and throw your vote away. If we
were to determine this matter for
you, we wonld say cast your vote for
James g. Blaine and Gen. John a.
Logan. Why? Because by doing this
the Republican party will be kept in
power; this grand old party that has
done more for tho promotion of the
welfare of the nation than any other
party that has ever been in power. It
took our country when, rs you might
say, in state of bankruptcy, and has
placed it at the head of every govern
ment in the world. This government
never was in better state of affairs
than it now is. What can we say of the
Democratic party. We can say this:
They have opposed every measure of
great Importance that has been
brought before the people for the last
twenty years. Now: what do they
propose to do that we should give
them our support. Read their plat
form. Is there anything in it that
advocates any measures of import
ancc! If there is we have failed to
see it. No. they are ''anything to get
the coon." We do not want any
such change as they offer us. There
fore, voters see that the ticket you
vote is headed with James &. Blaine
for President.
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POLITICAL:

In this issue we publish an extract
from a speech made by A. J. White
man, ofDuluth, the Democratic candi-
date for Representative from the 46tll
Legislative districts We hope that
every candid thinking voter, either
Republican or Democrat, will read it
and ponder it we'll. He openly pledges
his utmost endeavorst to the interests
of Duluth. He says he accepted the
nomination for the reason that
the Republican nominee was from a
small county. He evidently is lacking
in the uppe" story, for a man with
common sense would never make such
assertions rs he has made. If he was
half as smart and honorable man as
Mr., Knox. the Republican nominee.
the Democrats might feel proud Of
him, but we do not believe there is
an honest candid thinking Democrat
that wants any such a man to repre-
sent them.
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FERGUS FALLS, MINI, Oct. !,

Two years ago the Republican party
of this District was unfortunately di.
vided, with two candidates in the
held. The breach which then existed
has been healed. The party. is again
united and presents solid front, with
the Hon. Knute Nelson as our candi-
date and standard bearer. Our party
hopes. and with good reason sxpects,at
the coming election to DO able to wipe
out the large. Democratic majority
which now exists in the lower House
of Congress-, and to secure working
Republican majority at the mex
House. TO accomplish this desirable
result, and in older to secure a good
majority for Blaine and Logan. it be-
hooves every Republican to be active
and Jealous int he support Of our Pres
identialand Congressional nominees
While there is no ground to apprehend
the election of a Democrat from this
District, yet it is important and for
the good of our party that our candi'
date Mr.. Nelson, should receive the
full party vote. He has been useful
and active Representative both III the
halls of legislation, and in the several
departments. and has at all times
been ready and prompt to attend to
the wants of his constituents. And
while he is by no means free trader
as is claimed by some-he fairly
represents the progressive elements
of our party in the West on the tariff
question, and is in full accord with
our Congressional and State platforms
on this subject.
A year ago when an insiduous rs.
sault was made on the head of our
ticket-Gov. Hubbard-Mr. Nelson
took the field and did loyal and effect
i've work for our party and ticket.
BY party custom and usage Mr..
Nelson is fairly entitled to another
term, and to the full party vote.
Harmony has now been restored to
our party in this District and in o,der
| that this harmony may be perpetuat.
ed, and that your party may continue
strong, solid and united in all future.
National, State and Congressional
elections, it is Of the highest moment
that our candidate receive our united
and hearty support in the pending
! ! cam pai gn. Party decentralization now
! may lead to future demonstrations.
and loss Of party vitality. We .tr', St =
Tthat yo,. will be at the polls on cleo
| Ton day,and not only vote the Repub
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-10-30
Industrial Drawing And kindergarten Work
for tie New Orleans Exposition.


The State Superintendent of Public
Instruction has designated President
Irwin Shepard, of the Normal School
at Winona, to take:charge of collect.
ing and atFa1iy yius>oxh;l,ita- of indus
trial drawing and Kindergarten work
for the State Educational Exhibition
at New Orleans. IT, is desired tina:
every school in the State, whether
graded or rural, in which industrial
drawing is taught, should be repre-
sented by specimens prepared in ac-.
cordance with general plan, the
details OF which can he ascertained
by applying to President Shepard {.
The directors Of all kindergartens in
the State are earnestly urged to con-
tribute specimens Of childreE's work,
with the various gifts and occupa-
tions, and furnish full information
concerning date of organization,
number of children in attendance, and
such other facts as may he embodied
in a tabulatcd statement showing the
character and extent of kindergarten
work OF Minnesota.
1t is also desired that teachers in
graded and rural schools, who have
made use Of Kindergarten gifts, occu-
pations and games in connection with
regular school work. should contri-
butte specimens of work and send
full reports Of their plans and results.
All teachers interested in the alloy ,
named subjects are respectfully and
earnestly requested to communicate
with President Shepard at once, and
TO Indicate in what manner and to
what extent they will CO. 'perlse.