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The Van Buren press., 1898-10-29
Worn Out Mothers
Are Requested to Read the Fol-
lowing Letter
An Arkansas Woman Has Some
thing Important to Say.

"Iwish to write few words tor the
benefit of weak and worn out mothers.
Before 1 began taking Hoods Sarssparllia
l weighed III pounds and was SO weak l
could hardly do anything. l had bad
spells with my stomach, when it seemed
as though I could not live. had hardly
life enough to take care of my two months
old child. l began taking Hoods sarsa-
parilla and after using three bottles 1
weighed 145 pounds. l have now taken
six bottles and | am so much better that
even the doctor was surprised When ne
saw me. While there has been mueh
sickness in this vicinity l have escaped
and l attribute my good health entirely
to Hoods Sarsaparilla." MRS, 5. L. os-
BORN, Stone, Arkansas. Remember
Hoods SaYsaparilIa
Il the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
The Van Buren press., 1898-10-29
Deseerator Of Maj. Dukes Grave
puni he'd.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l-Thn desecra-
ton OF the grave IF Maj Dnbe near
Buu Hun last Summer Is in measure
avenged. To-Day Prince B. &ise. "a
The Van Buren press., 1898-10-29
=, D,tt are tasteless mid, tItc-
EE0Cu > HIilS tive. All druggists. 25e.

Hood Sarsaparilla and Pills for sale
at JOHN O'KANE s DRUG STORE.
The Van Buren press., 1898-10-29
Jury List.

On last Saturday the jury commiss-
toner's met and selected the following
grand and petit jurors together with
alternates to serve at the approaching
The Van Buren press., 1898-10-29

grand and petit jurors together wit
alternates to serve at the approaehin
term of circuit court:
J II Grelg John L Spier
H King W L Shull
{ II Drennen John p Stewart
Stewart L " Black
John Roberts A Nordin
Mark Wagner Lewis Riddle
Jacob Yoes d Y Drenuen
John + Pence
ALTERNATES.
J L Morton W Boiling
J W Coatney SW Narield
smith Leander Klkins
PETIT JURY.
II Il Rainwater Henry Kibler
W Bryant Henderson
John Toney Yoes
Leonard Dyer T B Ramey
James Mills r l. shoemaker
n p Shipley w P Whitlook
T L Conyear W II kilgore
W II MaXey W II Garrett
A + Goldman r LLOYD
l. Byars Alex Hall
J Hill Ira 7 Hggs
J Pope A Hill
ALTERNATEs.
Fl 4 Beneux r L Dillon
j Boiling A q Couch
J IL Richland j P Williams
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30
Miles.

NJ. Miles.
INV W i"Ne' .'''.'. '....,........ .17.27
Lake LaJas to San Juan river. .5(,. 10
Slack water in the San Juan. Il. .tS.54
San Francisco Basin Ochoa to East
ern divide 10 m
Gut through the Eastern divide. 300
Canal to Greytown. 1915
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30

barely three pounds, and her dotlpr
grandfather was told that by the mer.
est chance she might be saved in an
Incubator. The dearest wish of p. D.
Armour's heart was for grandaugh.
ter. AS soon, then, as the much-hoped.
for little stranger arrived a messenger
was rushed post haste for the finest in.
cubator that could be bought. All
dainty baby frocks and frflls were put
aside, and the millionaire's grand.
daughter, rolled in a bit of linen and
cotton, was laid in the new-fangled
life-saving cradle. For days the plucky
baby kept up desperate fight in the
tin box. No one watched it with more
interest than the grandfather. Finally,
when the scales showed that the baby
was set for a winner, the grandfather
considerable Of fighter himself,
showed his admiration by settling an
even half million on the little miss.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30

ence of a canal company, nor by being
obliged to obtain the current action of
Nicaragua and Costa Rica, but would be
in a position to decide for itself what
course to take. The possible claims of
England to joint control of the canal un-
der the Clayton Bulwer treaty should he
ignored. Those claims could never be al
lowed, and we probably would hear little
of them after we had constructed the
canal with our own money and were in
full possession. The Suez canal has been
neutralized by an agreement between the
great powers, but that waterway is close
ly connected with the Eastern question.
the balance of power, and other large suh-
jects involving the nations of Europe.
There is no analogy as to naturalization
between the situation at Suez and that at
Nicaragua"
Estimates of Probable Revenue.
Mr.. Sheldon's estimates of the probable
revenue to be derived from the canal ore
encouraging. "As the conditions are So
similar 1t is necessary, in taking broad
view of probable earnings, to consider the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30
MAP SHOWING ROUTE OF THE PROPOSED NIcARAGUAN CANAL

The exact distance, by such canal, will
be I,760 miles. The ordinary railroad
freight service consumes from seventeen
TO twenty-onc days, The canal line will
be only about GO per cent longer than the
rail line.
Needed in the Time of War.
"Our country is so widely extended,
5000 miles from east to west, that cheap
and speedy water transportation like this
Is almost absolutely needed to bind and
hold it more closely together. At present,
in time of war; such parts ~ our growing
navy as might be on either the Atlantic
or the Pacific side would be for consid-
cradle time of no use ON the other ocean.
The canal, when built, will promote the
development of better markets for our
manufactures in foreign countries border
ing on the Pacific. These are less exposed
than those on the Atlantic to European
competition. This nation cannot be con.
sidcred trst-class power when our peo.
pie are only buyers from the rest Of the
world. Exporting agricultural product,
does not make a great nation. The Frencl
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30

people of our gulf States are so unani-
nous for a canal in Nicaragua, is that it
will open an additional market for their
cotton. The United States is the chief
producer Of the worlds cotton, and prices.
for this product have been deplorably low
Of late years, entailing great privations in
many Southern homes. 1t is the old story.
We have been producing more cotton than,
we could find markets for. The new buy
er of cotton is Japan. That country is,
going strongly into the manufacture of
cotton goods, such as are used by the peo-
pie of the warm countries, and now not
only exports these goods to China, but
undersells the English manufacturers in
their own dependency Of India"
Favors Government Ownership,
Mr.. Sheldon takes strong ground in ia
vor of absolute ownership and control of
the Nicaragua canal by the United States
Government. Congress could prescribe
the tolls to be paid by ships using the
canal, making the charges sufficient to
meet the expenses Of operation and a suit
able interest on the capital invested in the
undertaking and also, If considered advis-
able, for an annual payment into a sink
ing fund, to meet, at maturity, any Gov
ernment bonds which might have been
issued.
"As commerce increased, the tolls could
be lowered, and any other reduction in
favor Of American ships, found desirable
as an aid in building up our carrying
trade, could be made by the same author
ity. If any European complications as
to the use of the canal arose. our Govern
ment would not be hampered by the exist
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30

long, curved teeth-positively quNu,
ing and walking with the agltatlOn !,
anger on the mobile jaws-and pu'.
1t down to the stomach, first WIN i,
ruler, and then by squeezing upon |"
with my hands from the outside u y. :,
chanical suasion which requires " !.
maintained for some little time I'D o,uv W
to insure that the item of alimehI 'D'
remain in statu quo. .a
"In the interval the youngster % to ,n
idle and finds plenty of occupauon -. :
shifting the reptiles coils ana ul'e ,oo
gaging various parts of me IRON .st
close embrace. And so we fill the p'''
up until he can hold no more
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30
HOW TO FEED THE SNAKE.
English Snake-Charmer Whose Blood
Is Poison-Proof.

Is POlSOu-PrOOf.
England has a remarkable snake
charmer in DE-. Arthur Stradling
whose blood is poison-proof, and who
permits the snakes to bite him at will
He has visited every snake country on
the globe. He had two ribs broken
once while manipulating West Afri,
can pythOness sixteen feet long. This
is the manner in which he feeds his boa
constructors, described by himself:
with shirt sleeves rolled up and
stOckinged feet 1 grasp the creature
just behind the head and separate It's
jaws by gentle pressure with a silver
Spatula. It's more knack than force
for all snakes are exceedingly sensitive
about the mouth; n light tap on me
muZzle will turn the fiercest of them
Then the assistant (his little som pops
the lump of meat, dead rat, bird o.
whatever the morsel may be right ID
among the quivering triple rows Of
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30

and the Germans do not engage in such
expectation, finding other activities to be
more profitable A glance at the principal
food-eXporting countries shows the truth.
They are such countries as Southern Rus
sia, India and, latterly, the Argentine
Republic. and they are poor, and they stay
poor. We need to keep our wheat, feed
our operatives with it, and send abroad
the products they manufacture. The
change cannot come suddenly, but we
should plan and work for it. Some neg
lected markets are near us. The Rio
Grande is quite a small stream. One can
ride a horse across it from Texas into
Mexico and entering the first hotel, one
finds an English cloth on the table in the
dining room. The cups and plates are
English. the cutlery from Germany and
the walters wear a suit Of German
clothes. There probably will not be an
article imported from the United States
in the house except n sewing machine. The
demand is there. but we have carelessly,
almost good-naturedly, made no effort to
sell.
''In building up a foreign trade our nat
ural course will be to begin with the coun-
tries where we shall meet least competi-
ton. In order to be profitable, trade re-
quires to move along the lines of least
resistance. Our geographical situation is
such that we are the natural producers
for all countries bordering on the Pacific
ocean. The relative distance of European
manufacturers, as compared with our
own, gives us great advantage. The
idea of trying to sell much of our products
to China and Japan is new to our people
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30

but those countries are entering on a ca
reer of great development, and why should
not the American people have share in
supplying their wants? The trade reports
tell the story of their awakening. The
purchases of their silver were:
In 1885. $4,000. 600
In 1894 113,000.000
China bought from foreign countries
In 1850. ..,..,.......... ..Sl32,OuO,OUO
III lovf' '''''''.. .'.'' %to,OOu,uOU
"We have not been alive to this demand
or Japan's purchases abroad of $113,000,-
600 in 1894, we sold her only $11 100000
We excelled in paying money to her, how
ever for in that year we bought Of her
goods amounting to S143,000,000. OF
China's purchases from other nations of
S243. 100000 in 1894. we supplied only
S10,000.000. We were good buyers, how
ever, taking S25,000,000 of her products.
Our diplomatic agents report that with
more alcrtness and enterprise we could
have furnished to Japan, and at n reason
able profit GO per cent of all her foreign
| purchases in 1894. One reason why the
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30
RAISED IN AN INcuBAron
This Little One Is Now Hao,.
Worth $5OO,OOo al


MISS Lolita Armour, just 2 years ii,
and the granddaughter of Pbl,s is Old
Armour, is the sturdiest incubatorp , " y
in the world. She is as pretty wo,, TaoY
as much, and is as full of life 70 1eisn'' 1
babies which the storks usher irta a aS
world more propitiOusly. O 'uV
Ever since the sly little mink. tro..
away in her incubator cradle boans ,Aeq
grandfather say that if She livaS ~ 'le ea
would give her half million for !, "
grit, she has done nothing but th., aef
industriously. She is the child of Nv,
and Mrs. j. Ogden Armour, of Nicb,al ni'
venue, Chicago. When rttlo IS, saA
Lolita came into the world She wo,ah aDS
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30

An old man stopped in front S,h, !.
window to look at display OIL 0s,i .ai
shoes. Another old man came up ,o0l III
said: Don't look at baby shoes >"
at collins"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30
Thunderstorms i'm Jamaico

AT Fort Royal, Jamaica, for six
months in the year thunderstorms are
OF almost daily occurrence, and guests
to plcnics and garden parties are usu.
ally invited to assemble "after the thun.
derstorm."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30

The French may be tickle in every.
tning else but they are always faithful
In their love-of change.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-12-30

Electric Plants on Warships, =,
A big battle-ship has on Doaru
electric plant capable of lighting q WV
of 5000 inhabitants.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
rsans- nglssIssippl and 1nternatlos.
81 1xpositions onnha, ,Meb.
auno l-1eS. 4. 1853,

The following ratss and arranssmsnts
sss sasAo,i.sa v. ~: !. 8 d I p,
Omahs and rstnss for The aboys oosa.
sion;
For tickets limited to November Is,
the rats IL 80 psr cent Of doabls The
one way standard tariff first class rate.
Dates Of saas Juns ] 70 October Is, i'm
elusive. Limit. continuous passage IN
each direction. final limit November 10.
For tickets limited 70 30 days from
date Of sale but mot lstsr than Nov. Is,
the rate Il ons and one-third standard
lowsst first Glass fare for ths round
trip. Dsts Of sale, June l TO Oct. 50.
inclusive. Limit. continuous passage
In each direction, hnal limit 80 days
from date Of sale, but not lstsr than
Noy. Is.
". J. BLACK. g. P. a.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
fAsAloa |lspveLTlEa

Thszs l. nct ssh Indication that
woman VIII ced - 70 pa*roniss the
aeoordion piatt kitt IL popularity
heraldsd 81 deg(
Buttons and 5kles continus In pow
q and ass Il ol ~ silver and coiorsd
enamel. Wsd1hpd buttons ~ in
steal rims are b bscoming popular,
A beautiful viuk coat In rsssds
icloth has hi collar and reyers a
old 1ace oyer rw1(e boedersd With able
Aad y drawn inst ths waist BY : smart
bah.
/ DaFk-blus seyb eowns, With Z touch
lcf piaid 1t the ~ and waist, axe much
iwpen, and aresbry smart In appear.
iance. Toques - WORN with these
gowns moro thaihsta.
a stunning lH(ls hl6uss ecat, which
would takc counkp 70 wear however, Il
IN orange silvsts With short upper
5eAket ard sisos - earacul fur and I
3sttsd belt.
& A dslints pstF gown 4 q n,aixs sst-
81 with : dssp1punoe ok lace on either
side ok the sldsk kept Ia place By an
enhrpidefy Of d5asnonds, crystals and
silver. the drspbd bcdIoe liEewiss en-
broidstsd and fasin9 httls rsvsrs Of
apgacot velvet 3ged with mink.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
a clever Tvlok.

Il certainly looks like It, but thsrs Il
really NO trick about It. Anybody can
tryit who has lame back and weak
kidners. Malaria or nervous troubles,
We mean be- can cure himself hight
away BY taking Electric Bitters. This
medicine tones up the whole system,
acts q ! stimulant 70 liver and kidnAys,
= . blood purifier and nerve tonic. II
cures consumption. headache, faintins
spells, sleeplsssness and melancholy.
Il is purely vegetable, mild laxative,
and restores The system to its natural
vigor. Try Electric Bitters and be con.
viDced that they are : miracle worker.
Every bottle E,azanteed. Only 50 cents
: bottle At McPherson's drug store.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
egr1ssIsa IInssavSe ssi1..

4 - YNte~8 ~ ssi,ss4
IN ~ Sovul nth In4aEa 80
t5ksis4AlA 21eeSvef CoaxSat1na ~ ~
hS1d r NAihVflia. Uoan., JnlS 3 u III;
- osnSS 4 pSell
tpe4 ~ - otad - ~ 1Ga6lni
rpste ~ ~ fro,R G1loyS &. \
0la1d1l trdfa iIsSylnt fhSsneh sjSali-
~ vii tsaye Ilyee q IN 5, Z = Qoior
yado Spr'nng = q p. ~. H11blS
8 n p. n! a. fssaa1 Jnlv 1. iIS,e-
eates dssisine evattoos o., olRelR
train - eseSss them ~ sdirpnaiu6I
~. Hsnsy ~, asaaeee q 81
nsrsation - ~ Colorado OAs1skafn
1adsAvor Un{1 No. rs Erns1t z
Ofamner buill ~ !. Dsavdr, Rev. b. +.
Whss,a. russles - NJ. 1. r. nasbsr.
ColosAdo sprin8a
Essuseio6 si5kSls viii IS sold fs.ua
al poants Il. a tfndo - jnly !. 3 "a
q. euud tor reSnrh uatiI July Is. wfth
|pelxiiaGe ~ dktinsitla ansii Au9ust /,
sslesplnG ~ m 4 81. n iof i double
befte, y - oecupi6d b ons o. TN
pesaeas.
| = osdsf = travel o. oAssisl train. bs
eure voas ticket rsads Va the 4. z. 1
= =. eo Kansas City. Missouri Pacifc
p 81. Leuis and Louisyills 4 Nashviils
70 Nashville.
& For full information address i. r.
Hall, General Agent, Santa Fe Routs,
Dsnvsr. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
OUT a. IN MOUTHS OF eApRs.

*Johnhit, I, as1sd tho minister, what
Il the chisk AeAnph II education ct your,
schocl7s sWtlIp1sbranch. sir.s -,
piled JoAn1dA :
'well 1Cnmy.. |. MA his Aunt Mary.
rshal1 ! cs4y ynsr bat and cricket
stump 3or ypuf* No. auntie, t'anlrs,~ =
replied IL llttle fellow. ~Me tarry bat
IN 'tumps. 'Ou "a tarry meir
A littls th1ee,ysas-old miss wandered
oysr 70 the window during family
prayers ous snowy morning and nearly
knocked III ilpt pttation out Of the sup
plicAnts W xs(l1imings ssOh, mammsl
Tome m looA It's wainins poptorn.~ =
SHOW, ds1s, said mamma TO little
Carriss who HI int recsived : box Of
iswsetanea4s + ~ must ak ono Of your
little frisn6s ~ 70 share your candy"
swell fegie ~ little 1ady, after .
fsw mon 6ntht I'LL guess ri
invite Hsnn1a nu1s candy makes her
toot1s adh4 d ~ can't est much"
! sWhnt M 4 tsll M about Esau r
ea1ed q M IIue ok his most prom-'
t1Ae r. - ~ 3aneEu' eiasa.
IL q Is 8 Wa fssis hlsn.
laoH ~ hcs t. sn1e ground; sEsau
va ~ f1ilow hst wrote : book Of
fnhles ana told " copyright for bot.
u ~ po<ash. =
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08


The Rocky Mountain News, published ..
Denver, Colorado, is the eldest paper in Color
ado and the Rocky Mountain Region. 1t has
heen Identified with the Growth and progress oi
that region since it, inception in 1s5o. and de
voticn 70 the resources and interests Of this
portion Of the West has aiwavs been the ehiei
aim Of the paper. special attention has ALWAYS
boon pad toits stats mining department, to the
end that the fnliest and frsshest reports Of oper
Ations in IL mining diskricts shall appear in it,
columns daily. At present It Is devo&ing unsx.
smpaed energies to the task Of Furnishing its
patrons with the war news. The News b the
only paper p the west which has The benefit Of
the splendid special telegraph service Of the
New York journal and this insurss the speedy
and ehectual transmission Of every detail Of the
Operations u the seat Of war. Tho News prints
more news daily, and possesses larger circu-
lation and advertising patronage than any cther
paper IA the Rocky mountain region. The pub.
lishers WIN mail sample copsss upon applica-
tton.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
rN9sE ! II s5YLk

Plush syesla ,,ith : - Spsl
and fur boa
cssAmsss ~ elosa.s asail Z
With tr and 1 81 I 4
Coysst caose ~ Srasn, ~ el'aliltuf "a
Exl9 shadInS
0e1v IN bwst1 tsimnsd witA white
lAes and chinnl IA.
aoadryown u ~ kimmed wtth In
tails and tiny cstl tap1s "a
B1adk Sslvetel< 6uRus bsdeS Stsnsd
WITH : colozsd ~ ~ ccliar. ' S
Ho1s sailor ~ u xSusa Aannsl
With : yellOw ~ y ~ yesk e Z Z
eearf hpws - tRop sppliqusa wfSh
hlaek Chan1llY ~ Ssai5 y. N q
Enqui1lts - : x lishs hrocads
With silvse q (15 6&eina and 1sstoning.
1ar eollss ~ ! 1xsaioi s2sst q
vslvst ~ = Snds Anianad WIN :
Ana6. h
s: s; = s !: =: ~ =: :s &: !; :: ::
ssns - saa.lesAs hs.,ns ! i.os
esntsr - hs(aa NJ eoaossd slasasroid.
ny betRseu.
ugh4 clotA 1hsts having - inssid
ooIlar ard cli ! q light tFesn. pastol
OF blust yo1ys6
Rus1An bionpe eRects Of Cross stripsn
Of brazd connsstsd BY stlk embroidery,
With ara without The basque pisce.
WOODEN drees seods having stirt
fons oovsesd VITA scrolls Of black
!satin stbbon edga With blaek mohair
ipicut tsAh
French wsiets q plated satin for the
yoks. collas, sles3ls and back, With
3ackst frorte q vllvet nd lace and vest
of chihon slnhrolsered In large III
hlcaensna, ufy Gxpds Eccnomist.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
soME lGlrTLE lr&

II man hi : Attls money and
doesn't work. " y re&sd = : capitalist.
n you srs Aisappolntsd IN lovs. II
my savs : ssesr disapp ppdintmsns in
r = Old nm = - 70 bay fuzni-
- - = - e ssssct : chsir With
= : sure s5eush fooIlrirlsr wsrs TO
sene sseun6 Haa q sarth wpuld
II thsrs isto ~ no marrying o. giv-
lng n marriage q atsn that ma1 -.
count for itstsln6 Hsaxeu.
Il soneboV wo6A only pm IL aled
. ~ Aill ~ - \ " b one lons
6slightful didss h
4 nws hsd y w ~ N ~ advscs ~
~ tksre vSGA ~ - f3ler or Isss ad-
viee "a elrunlA1 11ons Cisl1i6o News.
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
AsspLEnDlD pAlLY.

4 SEEMING With Most RellabIe ana
eroeh News Astfactisoiy AseocI-
ated With cartoons, for which Il
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08

Our bsby has been eontinaaIly tspa-
blsd WIN eclIc and cholsra iu6natuna
sincs ~ 6itsk. - ~ Y ~ - eoaid a.
~ 4 hin "a not ssen % IN moss th4n
tenposaxy sslisf. un6l ~ ssisd CkGIzln-
hsylaiA'S C6alc Chclsss nd Dl&is3 ~
glses 6ivinS ~ ssnSdy y
~ ~ - ausl1S NJ - y
tlss ~ ~ ~ y W I y Y y I $780, Gs q
Il ~ ~ lle1 !, II y ~ - 7 7 ii u
ysl ~ ! ~ 4 - = Y I; = y I II ~ ~
g - n NJ y
u n IN I i. & & ~ \ ~ Il Y n y
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
n9vleue pIriiltflosss.

14wsuss ~ q 'sseEn wera ~ 80
- nars = - IN ~ uaitsd
1nAe6L +
N 4sne eeme nsn slsa1 IS
49, w -, sles q y
Had = q : y as13sas 49, = ~
WUgn osAln ~ 1a. s''S1 v s,
/. = ll1 n 4 ~ ! : a ~ 49, 1sssssnszy
Il l. !! ~ y \ I 4 "a =! 4 J. ~ wlaan
The Holly chieftain., 1898-07-08
f1OWRRs CoUNTY DItluT0RY.
noaaaAL .s.srrrurE-
For Instituts District No. 70 he Held
1t Lamar August erd TO l7th
Inclusivs, 1888.

Conductor R. Jones, superintsn-
don't and principal Lamar high school.
Executive committee III. A. Long.
superintendent Of schools Of Kiowa
county; Mary ]. Anderson. supsrIntsn-
dent schools Of Otsro county; David
Barnes. superintendent Of schools Of
Prowers countv.
INsfRUCToRs:
Primary methods. Physoloay and
Hysisne-Mrs n. Fennsman, assistant
superintendent Of Model school. Ore
lsy. Colorado.
Civil Govsrnmsnt and School Law
H. A. Long. superintendent schools.
Kiowa county.
Geography and sctsncs -. F.L.Abbott,
science department. La Junta high
school.
Psychology and School Management.
Arithmetic and usAunar-E. X. Jones,
superintendent and principal Lamar
high school. iss
Lectnrsrs srs expected from soms 81
the Ieedins schools Of our stats and
Kansas.
ia follerins y Dc program ior ~
|dasAR 81 s. 4 s.s z:;s.;. 81
e:S0to 800 -Physics snd Geography
correlated.
900 70 s:25- -Announesmsnts and
mueic. e
9:25 70 TO- Primary msthods.
10 = l0.s5 Psychology and Hygisns.
10:36 10 l0.45- Recess.
l0:45 70 1t:e6 Soioncs.
l1:26 70 HES History or Civil Gov
eramsut and Hehool Law.
AFTERNOON.
1:30 70 2:l0-AIithmstic.
2:l0 . 80 -Psnmsnship.
$50 70 800 Recsos.
800 y $40 Psychology or School
Managemsnt.
SD 70 400 Grammsr.
The. corps Of Instructors has been
ehNhn ftcm the sapks Of practical and
ef1cisnt sducators Of Wide sxperIenes.
The regular sxamination Of teachers
follows The closins Of the instituts, bat
one day intervsning. This will allow
tsaehsfs b attendance from other
counties plsnty u time In which 70
rsaph hone, and the ono day's rest viii
bettar ht III for the examipations.
Those Ii atteadanee for the full term
who take the sxamination viii nave
dvs pr osnt addsd 70 thsir sradsS.
Teachers Of The district, those who
teaching and ail who srs
Interested u education should attend.
Ifftis imposoibls, YOU can asaist ms
tertsily and show your sympathy With
ths work By signing the membsrship
roll and psyins the snroIlment ~ 500
Board and lodging at hotsIs and In
private families viii cost ffun e4.6o to
e6.oO ~ wesk.
BvfDg ypuf books With you.