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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24
Rich without Money.

Away up near the Attic Circle lives
an old man who is very rich, and yet
he never sees a dollar or any kind of
money or representative of money.
Some time ago DR.. Sheldon Jackson,
general agent of the Bureau of Edu-
cation for Alaska, on board the Bear,
touched at Indian Point, Siberia.
There he found the principal native of
the village, Koharri by name. trader
noted all along the coast Writing OF
the old trader, Mr.. Jackson says:
"He has little frame whale house
filed from floor to ceiling with flour,
tobacco and looking glasses which he
has obtained from the whalers and
from which he supplies the country
for hundreds of miles around. This
man has been KIN own to have as much
as $75, 900 worth of whalebone in his
storehouse at one time. He does a
business of probably 100000 a year,
and yet not single com of gold or
silver nor a single bank note or bank
check is used, nor are any books kept.
All transactions are by barter, furs
and whalebone being exchanged for
tobacco, flour and whiskey. This
wholesale merchant of the North ST.
berian coast can neither read nor
write, nor can any one who associated
with him. Although so wealthy, he
lives in an ordinary tent and sleeps on
the ground on pile of reindeer skins. !"
st. Louis Republic.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24
Hugs Block Business.

Did you ever hear of cockroaches
stopping traffic?' said j. Il. Briggs,
commission merchant of Atlanta, last
night at the Riggs. ''Well, down in
our city last week an army of brown
bugs completely blocked the streets for
twenty minutes. They invaded the
street there We're millions of them,
and they swarmed over the side walk
and into the stores in perfect droves.
Three negro boys with brooms fought
them back in vain. People had to go
out into the street, and in this man
ner traffic was blockaded for long
time. No one could tell for an instant
where the pests were coming from.
Finally they were seen issuing from
about twenty old egg crates that had
been removed from one of the cellars
The crates were fairly alive with cock
reaches, and were rapidly being
emptied of the bugs, who wanted to
get back into the stores. The negro
man who brought up one of the boxes
threw it down and ran yelling into
the streets, shaking his head and slap
ping his hands.
IAN old woman found herself in the
midst of the reaches before she knew
it. She gathered up her skirts and
jumped wildly up and down as she
had never done before since her rope
jumping days. She would not heed
the advice of the crowd to run out,
and insisted on standing in one spot,
calling loudly for help all the time
Post
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24

Numberless anecdotes are related OF
the eccentricities and characteristic
acts of Rev. Lorenzo Dow, the famous
itineraut Methodist preacher. Mr. Col
Inns relates that when he was a wild
over, he said to the congregation one
day at the close of the sermon:
II am a candidate for matrimony;
and if there is any woman in this
audience who is willing to be my wife,
l would thank her to rise"
A woman rose near the pulpit, and
another one in distant part of the
house. Mr.. Dow paused a moment,
then said: There are two; think
this one near me rose first; at any
rate l will have her for my wife. d"
This woman was in good standing
and possessed of considerable prop
erty. Very soon after this eccentric
wooing she became Mrs. Dow. Youths
Companion.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24
A Four-dolInr Gold Piece.

What seemed to be United States
gold piece worth four dollars was pre-
sented, the other day, at Cincinnati
bank This four-dollar gold piece is
one of about four hundred and fifty OF
the same kind that were coined in 1879
Congressman William w. Hubbell
thought it would be a good idea to
have, not gold dollars and silver dol
lars, but dollars of both gold and sir
YER, or ''goloid" dollar, as he called
them, after much importantly by him,
the Committe on Coinage, Weight,
and Measures made favorable report
on the plan. The first ''goloid" dollar
contained one part gold and twenty
four of silver, ninc-tenths fine, and
weighed two hundred and fifty-eight
grains. Then, in 1878 some "goloid"
metric dollars were made, containing
one part of gold, sixteen and tenth
of silver, and one and nine ten tbs OF
copper. The four-dollar piece of 1879
belongs to the same series. On the
face of it, around the outer edge, are
the words Omitted States of America. !"
Underneath, in small type, is "E
pluribus unum. In the centre is a star,
bearing the following; Zone Stella,
400 cents" Underneath the star, in
small letters, are the words, "Deo est
Gloria."' On, the diverse side, in the
centre, is head of the Goddess of Lib
erty. Above this, on the outer
edge, are thirteen small stars Be-
tween the stars are the following let
ters and fgurs: G, G, 3, S, z, G, r, A,
M, s. Underneath the head is the date.
The pieces were never legal tender.
Only limited number were struck off,
and these did not get into general cir
culation. The joint resolution provid-
ed that members of Congress who so
desired could purchase samples of the
new coin at about cost price, and the
greater part of the issue was thus
bought in.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24
Grand Parade, Tuesday, 0c-
tober 9Th.
The Most Beautiful Pageant Ever
Presented. Hans AnderSen'S
Fairy Tales" Most Bril-
Iiantly Illustrated.

The Priests of Pallas i'll celebrate
their eleventh anniversary Tuesday,
October 5th, in most elaborate and
pleasing manner Illustrating in an
elegant and glittering series of (2O)
beautiful tableaux. 'Hans Andersen's
Fairy Tales
The Parades of the Priests of Pal
las have attained for Kansas City
a worldwide celebrity. In no other
city have the festivities that grace this
season of the year been organized on
a scale of such thorough compile teness
and gorgeous magnificence. 1t has been
reserved for the Priests of Pallas to
mold the festivities of the season into
a grand and comprehensive system,
and to present to the enjoyment OF
visitors without fee or reward, public
spectacles and pageants as brilliant
and beautiful as the genius and skill
of man and the lavish exp enditure of
money can produce.
Those who have not actually wit
messed the parade of the Priests of Pal
las can not imagine its magnitude and
beauty. All that grace of form, brill
lance of coloring, dazzling splendor
of lights, and the force of quantity
and numbers, combined with rarest
art, can produce in the way of senic
display is attained.
To maintain this vast system of gor-
geous pageantry, which changes in all
it's features with each succeeding year,
great number of artists and skilled
workers are kept constantly employed
preparing for these grand exhibitions.
And while the last is not always the
best. yet that is the rule and law of
the Priests of Pallas. The manage
ment announce that beyond doubt
this parade will far excel and out
shine any previous display.
All railroads have made very low
rates for this occasion, good October
Sd to 10th inclusive, and Kansas City
extends hearty welcome to all.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24
He Gave Two.

A man had been up for an cxamin-
alton in Scripture, had failed utterly,
the relations between him and the ex-
aminer had become somewhat strained
The latter asked him if there were
any text in the whole bible he could
quote. He pondered moment and
then repeated: "And Judas went out
and hanged himself is there any
other verse you know in the whole
Bible?" the examiner asked Eyes. Go
thou and do likewise. )" There was "a
solemn pause, and the proceedings
terminated. ArgOnaut
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24
Fine Hair, Second Growth. at 81.

William Long of Punxsntawney,
eigty -one years of age, has luxuriant
growth of fine hair, like the hair of
three-year-old-child. Two years ago he
was as bald as brass door knob He
began washing it regularly and rub
bling his scalp with rough towel. A
growth of fuzzy hair began to appear.
Now it is four or five inches long and
exactly resembles childs-fine,
brown and glossy, with not sug-
gestion of grey. Punxsutawney Spirit.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24

The annual fall festivities given by
iKanas City will be on a far more mag
nificent scale this year than hereto
fore. The citizens and merchants have
spared neither pains nor cash in get
ting up the different features of the
great outdoor show. The following is
the official program:
Tuesday night, October 5th-Grand
Priests of Pallas Parade.
Wednesday forenoon, Oktober 9th
Foot ball game; Kansas University VS..
University Medical college, at Elk.
position base ball park, 10 o'klock,
sharp
Wednesday afternoon, Oktober 9th
Kansas City Karnival Krewe's Third
Annual Flower parade; society's
pageant!
Wednesday Night, October 9th
Priests of Pallas annual ball; grand
sham battle, at Exposition ball park,
by the National Guards of Missouri,
1000 troops
Thursday, October Z, o'clock p. IN.
Kansas City Karnival Krewe Parade oil
Nations. At the urgent personal re-
quest of all the rulers of the nations
of the earth, King Ki-Ki III. has set
apart this day during the fall festiv-
tiles to be devoted impartially and ex-
,clusiveiy to entertaining the world
in his most loyal and beloved Kan
sas City. and has named for this most
important okkasion Thursday, Okto'
Der 1897 at tn, 5ur of o'klock p.
m, representatives of all the principal
.kountries, and personal delegates OF
the several majesties, will, with
his loyal subjects, form grand and
imposing parade of nations; most
elaborate aud imposing kos.
tunes; gorgeously decorated floats
gayly kaparisoned chargers; many
bands of musk playing ma
tional airs; national emblems flying;
King XXI with his kourt and koun-
sellers and the Third Regiment Ma
tional Guards of Missouri as guard OF
honor. The following nations will be
in line: America, Germany, England,
Scotland, ireland, Canada, Arabia,
Sweden, France, Italy, Mexico, Swift
.erland, China, Haw ali and several to
be hereafter named. The Kansas City
Stock Yards will represent America,
and will present the most extensive
and elaborate display ever made by
this organization.
Friday Afternoon, Oktober's.-Run.
ming races at Exposition Park, Twelfth
street and Prospect avenue; the Path
finder Bicycle Club races, at Waldo
Park, on South Troost avenue.
Friday Night, Oktober sth-Oratorio
,society's grand concert, Fl. w. Leib,
conductor; Academy of Music, 1921
MCGEE street.
Saturday afternoon, October 9TH
Foot ball game, Missouri State univer.
,sity VS.. University Medical college,
Exposition Ball park, p. m.
Running races at Exposition park.
Special purses.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24
Four New ConsuIs Named.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-The Presi-
dent to-day made the following APP
pointments: Charles M. Dickinson of
New York. consul at Constantinople;
James w. Ragsdale, consul at Tien-
tsin; c. c. Manning of South Carolina,
consul at st. Michaels, Azores; Benja-
min +. Clark of New Hampshire, con-
sui at Pernambuco, Brazil; Leander
Bryan, marshal for the middle district
of Alabama; Silas G. Croft, surveyor of
customs for the port of New York.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-09-24
Sandy's Ear.

A youth at school in Scotland, who
lacked musical talent, and whose voice
consequently Jared during the
singing lesson, was allowed a holiday
on singing days, says an exchange.
His mother, failing to divine the cause
of her sons forced absence, paid a
visit to the school to inquire into the
matter. In answer to her query as to
why her son was sent home on such
occasions, the teacher said, why,
simply because he has no ear. What"
she said. Nae ear? Did anybody ever
hear of the like O. that? Nae car?
Why, he has an ear like saucer,
mon"