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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
eoad1sattdgs aMtaots staats- aetha.n asnttroodo 10. asrtl 1875.

teure iebo9 geltenb MAIDEN, buB cine @rlab%
nuns Der Na4fruge in gegenpGrtiger Sab
res5eit ni9ts 1lngepD6nIi9es fei. Der
Martt fir Seibentpaure 6~e6auptete einen fee
item Son, geftiibt bur9 bic glei4e Senben5
bes Ofobftoffmurftes. Siefelbe Stimmung
6etunbete fi4 anbaltenb fir Stidereien,
Spiben unb S9leierpadren. Die S6ub@
fabrifanten beri9ten bpn an6altenb 3d6lreiz
9en unb groBen Srbres, iotpie tpieoerltm bon
8eiteIun9en, beren @ffettuirung gu BEN 9ez
gentpdrtigen Breifen 3uridgetpie1en tpllrbe.
9dute unb 2eoer baIten Ii9 feit BEL teigenz
Der Senbena. Die Gage bes @iIenz unb
Sta6lmarttes 1T mad pie bor reat 5ufrtez
beniteleno. Sn alien 8ran9en befel6en
6err19t cine auBerorbentGi9e Na9frage unb
&dufer pie @ertdufer pafen fi9 ben 6err=
19enben preifen an. Set Der britten M2drsz
@p9e 1T feline 4panae in &p6ei1en gu perz
5eiAnen gepefen, unb au9 bic Sabritat, 6az
ben nit febr penigen Q~usnabmen lire Pretie
~be9auptet. @let9pobG 1T feline Spur elmer
Som timber ninberung bemertbar g~epeIen.
9ie frii6er bielfa6 9ebegte 8efiir9tung eli
ner &eattion 1T bur9 ben ununterbrp9enen
3utrom BON nenen 8eftelungen eliminirt.
Sonobl i'm Metaaz ols au9 im@et3enmarft
Ipurbe bic Preislage duf ein b0beres Hibeau
seboben, unb 5tpor 5og Bei5en trob g~eringes
rer Grportnd9frdge unter benz ginbruG tpeiz
terer Meloungen BON gef4dbigun9en beg
Saatenitanoes i'm 8eften an. Wtais unb gu
fer profitirten in Sbmpotbte NIT Wei5en.
ONES in 4nem 1T bag 8ilb Der ipirt6fdoftGi<
4en Gage Elm erfreuli6es, unb 5par ooppelt
10, neil bic giinfti9en 8onfteGutionen ale
Sbeile bes 2anbes einf9lieBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Sbon i'm Qltertbur1

mnBteu Die 9terste tpobl, baB bic meifen
Sranfbeiteu uub St0runeen Der Orgone I'M
meni9li6eu &0rper ouf f6le6te @Gfte su=
riid5ufibreu iinb. @ir uiifen !. g., baB
i6on Der beriibmtelte Der olten Mebisiner.
6ippofrates. mad Mitteln lu9te, nm bas
8lut i'm &0rper su reinieeu, Die @r1Gbrune,
@erbauun9 unb 9tusi9eibuus Ser Stoffe gu
fOrberu unb bic Sr9aue unb gilleepeibe,
wel6e eri9lafit maren, 81 neuer 3bGti9teit
onSure9en. 6eute baben mir eilt Iol6es unz
fe6lbares Mittel i'll @eftalt Der ct. 8eruarb
&rGuterptue1, bic i'm 2aufe Der .3eit su einem
re6ten Sesen fit bic letbenbe MenI9beit eez
worben iinb unb ft9 besbolb einen @eltruf
erobert haben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Queemeiner maarenmorft.

yu tie r-Befte@reau1erp 1876; 1. Qualitit IT.
17He; go. g. 13-15:; bette nabsenaAte. l4-t5; belt:
Oatrs l7s; !. AuoGttdt. 12h-l4:; q AuaIitdi. 12-t4c.
Sd fe-SpinS, 12H; Slnihnrgsr. nsnsr, 94 -l0e;
G9tpetser. 12A-lS.
gobnen- Bette. 1.22A-sl25; bette sgtsStuu1s'.
81. 15-1.2o.
geI-Surfens, 11M-132e oos BIB; 9ibner,
9H-10c bas 8funb; gnten, 10-tlt has gfunb; SAME
bas Bfunb.
Gter @ans frifAs. 9srIuits abssrs9n.t 1876
bos 9ubeno.
aal oitetf go biz Is 9fhnS 9stDi8t 6M-7H.;
756ts 90 pfuns, 7H-sc; 100 big ITO YiRua 81 -a:;
aspbbnlibes uHb inperes. 5hc.
SsHbpret- Gnten per 9usenb: mtaaarbs. $500.
aeb Seabs, 500; Zeal, glnsipins, $2.ee; Teat.
Sreenniua, $1.25-1.5o; emaa, mireb, $l.oo-L.25;
Ganoasbads. $2.75-3.oo. - @looer. eoIotu, $i.5o bas
9us. SadIntps, 81. 25-1.5o bas 9ubenO. 9aieH, So
Use per 9nsenb. 66nie, 30-40e ieoe.
Srtf1e SSti9e - gIdd SoB, 9roBe. bas 8futo,
12-12hc; 4tft, 6-6He; @tdereL 6-6Ac.
pre- B etbeersn-8ea uaS 9uaIe. per 5ab, So. g
$50; Serieps, $5.O0-6.01
Grbbeeren - Southland, $2.50-3.oo fht "a Biata
RiIte; Jlori6a, 30-S5e bas Quart
AepfeI- 9ie beften. 81. 5O-3.2 Is has SaB.
ran q. n-St Sri baels. S~2.50-3.00 81. Rilt.
Gitro ne n-9efte aualitdt. %. 90 $50 Rtt.
9ou a ne1 Bette, 1851. % bas Binbsf.
sFeiaeu @etpaiAeue. lo-2oc sa8 9fuuh.
s. ri if In-Sebrons 5oc bus 8utbet; BeerLs3 soc
sas 8ui9eI; &ois So; Burbarts. 54-57e has guideI.
gteue, germubos $500 bas Sag.
6us. aartsitetn Ius Sainota, S2oo-275
bas Sag.
SparaeIn-ous Sninois sl.6o per 9sa. giubeI.
arttf6 ofsn -Sl-L50 bas 9Bh.
meibfraut- $3-3 Is bas Sob.
metBtraut- = neues. aus Californian 81 IS bas
Riftben; aus SIoriOa $3.50.
g~eIerp-aus @ulifOrHien 75e-$1.o 90 bas Siinbet; stn'
beintii9er 20-35e.
Surten ausssIu9t. s1.oo-I.25 has 9sO; Ro..
49-7oc.
8lumeuto1t - $3.50-3.7 Is bic &iite.
Gterpf Ion3e- aus gSlpriba $3.50 baS aiit1et.
Srnne Grbien aus &atifornisa $I-L.50 ft
4 &6rb4el..
crime 3piebeIn - gusSainois sl.25-L5o fa,
q BnIbeL.
1o-l5e far etn 9bb. 8inbeL
RopffaIat- Sieieer. 75e-$l,25 bic S;ite,
cd IN 4 m IN - 30-45c b. 9so.
Raben- neue SOC has Dbb.
RuufeIrIbeu- neue 81 Die 81 bic AtIte.
eIbrdben- neue 40-50c bas 9sh.
3ptebeIn- alte, ROTH ober sefo 5s-Soe; fpauti@e
$L.50 b. 8uibef.
8te9Iant- 3H-5c bag Yfuuo.
8eferftIte-25 -4oc bas 9sb.
&abtes9eu- aus SOutianu So-4oc bag SsS'
Biinbel.
Madsbebuen-$6 $500 ons 8uIasL.
GIben- alte $1.2 bas sSaB.
$500 bas &br6den.
Sematen- aus Sloriba 81 5o-3.0 bic Rifts.
Waffertreffe, 10-2or bas 9bo.
&afermaaren - Sdtusine leil9fdHer 1915; tlsia.
GGnialsfifteu $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
@pimnftf @emebre 81

= @eimpfte @enebre. Nns
Oeutf9fibpeitafrifu pirb Der nSGgli4en
aunbf9au" gef9rieben: Sur3 8srorbz
nuns bes taiferli9en @ouberneurs iolten in
gang Giibpeifafrita bic @epebre geitempelt
tperben. Sn Der @ibbGlfte, i'm 2dnoe Der
SOttentotten, erboben fi4 S4pierigfeiten,
neil bic @ingeborenen fiir9teten, man noble
i6nen Die 9etpebre tpegne6men. SIN Norz
ben, i'm Samaralanb, lteB 9auptmann b.
gtorff bic Stempelung Der @eipe9re Der
0amaras burb ben 2eutnant Gqqers, Der
por 5pet Sdbren audi Die Smpfung Der
grpBen Gtnbbie69eerben Der Sdmdras 9egen
bic &tnberpeft nit groBem @rfolg g~sGeitet
bate, nit elmer Qbtbeilung Der S4ubtrupz
pen bornebmen. 6ier berlief biefe Gtemz
pelung tpiber @rparten o6ne irgenopel9e
S9nierigfeiten, ia bic @ingeborenen bra6z
ten lire @etpebre bereittpiGig BON alien 9eiz
ten berbei, linn tie ftempeln gu lafen. 9duptz
mann b. @forff f9rei6t nun, buB Der friebz
li9e 8erlauf Der Stempelung Der 8enebre
i'm 0orben lebigli9 benz 9umor beg 2eutz
nants @ggers auauf6reiben 1T. Dieter er=
tlGrte ndmli3 ben 9amards, fife miiBten
lire @etpebre ebenfo impfen lufIen tpie Teiz
ner5eit bic Sdfen, bann tOnnten fe better
f9ieBen." 1nb bic 9amaras, benen bur9
bic Smpfung ieiner3eit tbr rei6er 8iebbez
ftanb gerettet mar, beeilten fi9, lire Sez
ipebre impfen 3l Ia1Ien, Inn better f4ieBen
gu tOnnen.
- 3er~Iegbdre 8riden. Sn
tpel9 eepalttgem MaBe bic Se9nif %unferer
Sage fortf6reitet, babon bieten Die neusrz
o;ngs bielfu9 uneepenbeten aerlegbaren
8riiden sinen 9epeis. Set Dem Sabre
1889 finb foI6e 8riden in Srantrei9 Be-
reits in sr0Btem MaBfabe %ungetpenoet. 10
tpurbe in bieIem Sabre cine fol9e aus oreiz
edigen Maf9en befe6enoe 1900 SUB Gan3e
Bride auf Der StraBe Nt35dz3oulOn ii6er
ben Bar gei9lagen, unb 3par in Der unz
glaubli6 turaen 3eit bon AZ Stunoen. Nu>
Ber bieIer iinb in Srantrei9 nod mebrere
berartige 8riiden er6aut, 10 audi bic @tlenz
babnbriide Der 2inte gloermelaQ ueitembert
in Der 8retdgne. DAB bieIe 8riiden audi
in 3utunft i'm &riege bielfd8 @ertpenbun9
finben tperben unb nelh gepaltieen Bot
tbeile fe bier bar6ieten, lit tlur. 8enn BET
Der MusbiGbung Der Sprengitoffte9nit es
cine 3eit lang erI9ien, dIs Ob Bel ben Opera
tipnen bic .3ert0r1ng BON @iIenbdbn6riiden
i'm &iiden elmer Nrmee (pie Bel SontenoD
am %. Sanuar 1879 bic 9erbinbungen Der
Mrmeen nit Der 9eimatb gefd6roen tOnne, 10
bat bic fortI9reitenbe Se9nit audi biergegen
tpieber bas 9eilmittel gefunoen, itbem folbe
3eritDrungen, beren Dieoer6er ftelung inn
lebten artege @o4en beanipru9te, iebt in
tpenigen Sagen b%eieitigt iinb, bd fel6ft groBe
SGiif1e nun in t~iiraefer 3eit iiber6riidt metz
ben t0nnen. DAB biefe 3erlegbaren 8riidem
audi DEFENDERS in g~olonien quite 8eripenz
bung finben perben, leuhtet Elm, bu es bier
mebr als in Der 9eimatb an geiibten Nrbeiz
tern feblt. So fat Sranfrei9 1896 cine
ToG6e, ebenfans 1900 SUB LANCE, aus 16
Sp9en beitebenbe Bride BON 8prbeaur 81
S9iffe ben Senegal d~ufpdrts gebrd9t unn
bamit ben Mablna, einen NebenfluB beg
Senegal, ttur NIT 9iilfe bon Negern ib'ts
briidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Diehmarft.

atnbstes pnrOe III ben etof.Daros iuis fols.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
weru Gas Rleine sabnt,

70 perIdlmt ni9t, bas oIte NIB mobl erprobte
6hlfsmittel fir bos 3obmeu Der &tnoer,
lpenben. @r berubist bas Sinb, errpei9t bas
3obnfeil6, bcieItiet aGe @1mer5en. furirt
8tnbfolif nnb lit bos bette Mittel eeeeu
Siarrboe. Siiuiunbaman3ia @ents Die Slal6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

fG9ff9en 3peigoereine bes @r5gebirgspers
ems erri9ten auf benz Si9tel6erge, benz
8erge @a9fens, einen Sis
m ardbiaeL.o@9 Ser 1nterbau beftebt aug
Steinen aug ben perf9iebenen Sbeilen bes
gr3ae6ir9es; auf ibm erbebt ii9 cine Sdule
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Gin uiberid d..
Der 6eIomarPt.

gne1feI af Stem gort wurSen aeitern nit S Gts
Muf9elo %nerfouft.
NanitebeHb bic fir 9eftern anse3eisten me4ieIflrTe
nuf HE 6nunthnnheIanI1ks Eurnna,s.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

Topeka has been maEing great cal
culations on the home coming of the
10th Kansas. 1t had even postponed
the fall festival so as to make the boys
the whole show, and now steps in the
secretary of war aud says that the
troops will not be mustered out in
Kansas but in SanFrancisco. 1t is
perfectly safe to say that the secretary
could not be elected dog pelter in the
city of Topeka. 1t is now in order for
some heavyweight republican to claim
that this contemplate proceeding on
the part of Alger is due to to the fact
t lat when we were mustering troops in
Kansas, Governor Lesdy compelled
Alger to back down from his position
that no soldier of the civil war who
vas drawing pension should be mus:.
sered In as an officer.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
They are
going to
California!

The National Educational Associa.
tion, and the. general public as we'll.
at the time of tie great convention al
Los Angeles in July.
The round-trip rate will be a one
way fare plus two dollars. Libei al
stop over and choise of return route
to those who GO by the Santa Fe. 80
This route is the coolest, most re-
plete with interest for the educated
traveller and many hours shorter than
any other. Send for particulars.
G. "A. Rose, Agent.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

Our readers will remember how the
republican papers have rallied at nep-
otism. Whenever democrat or pop
ulist appointed any relative to Office
these same hypocrits have hnwled
themselves hoarse at the enormity OF
the offense. Just watch them now and
hear them keep still. The little gov
ernor has appointed his father-in- law
steward of the asylum at Olathe. II
these fellows have been honest before.
they will have to condemn this actio
Will they do it? You know they will
not.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

Republican papers have had much
to say recently regarding the increas-
ed wages paid to employees of indus
tries operated by trusts and there they
stop. We recently saw statement of
this kind that in certain trust-proteot-
ed factories wages had ben increased
ten per cent. In another column of
the same paper it was announced that
the same trust had closed a number OF
factories which it had recently absorb
ed. Nothing WAS satd as to the wages
OF the employees. who had been throw n
entirely ont of employment.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

A few sycophantic partisans of the
republican party have been found, in
whom the desire to applaud the ex.
ecutive has oatweighed their sense O.
decency, to commend the course of the
little governors puppets in cancelling
Bryan s date at the Agricultural col
lege their excuse was that it was
bringing politics into the college
Now we notice that deacon" Stan
ley is to deliver the commencement
address at the State University, ana
his private Sec cary at Baker Univer
sity, which leads US To the conclusion
that it was not politics th y want ex-
:luded, bnt democrats.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
they did was to countermand the invi-
tation to Bill Boy Bryan to deliver

they did was to countermand the invi-
tation to Bill Boy Bryan to deliver
the annual address, a most proper
measure And this Notwithstanding
the fact that Bryan received major
ity of the votes cast in this etate in
the last PRESIDENT al election. Surelyif
there is heaven for politicians these
dog-in-the-manger fellows will keep
out all who decline to be bulldozed in
to worshipping at their shrine. Take
a look at the other side of this ques-
tion. Suppose Mckinley had been in
vited to speak before one of the edu-
catiOnal institutions of this state, and
the opposition had withdrawn the in
vitation. What howl would have
gone up from the republicans of the,
whole country. The republican intol-.
srence and sersecution of the present
can only be likened to the persecution
eff the early christions, and the party
guilty of it and those who indorss it
should be execrated, from the Allan
tic to the Pacific.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
A citizen of this city who was r,

A citizen of this city who was re
:ently in Topeka took occasion ON hi.
return to comment on the little COVER
nor's statement to the S, n lay schot
people to the effect that the joints wer.
closed and that liquor was not being
sold in the city. He says that ever,
drug store is a saloon, also many o.
The restaurants and numerous Other
places all running almost as openly
as they do in Kansas City. We also
notice that very recently large dele
cation of Topeka citizens visited tn.
mayor and called his attention to the
ambition of affairs. If this state ol
aft airs existed under a. axpepulist ad
these republican puri-
fiers would be loudly claiming that
the gov rnor was standing in with the
liquor element and e sting rake on
fr1m the business.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

The South Dakoto soldiers are try
ing to steal our thunder A soldier
recently returnen from the Philippines
says that it was the South Dakota
boys who first entered Malalos and
not a detachment of the Goth Kansas
headed by Funston. They can claim
the pie if they wish but Kansas has
already eaten it.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

The indications are that the demo-
Gratis will refuse to be made the tail of
republican kite in the xt campaign
County conventions are already being
called in some counties in the state,
and the indicati on is that the forts of
the republicans to turn their country
over to trusts and bloodshed will re
ceieve something of setback.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
Nothing Succeeds like
Success.

IT Kansas people will only patronize
Kansas companies, they cannot help
but succeed, and the money that has
been going out o. the state for insur-
ance will be kept at home
The Kansas State Mutual Hail AS.
sociation is organized to meet these
conditions, and the plan adopted is
in strict conformity with the Mutual
hail insurance laws of Kansas, is
plain and definite, and is safe meth
cd of providing insurance at actual
cost.
The hail insurance law provides
that in no event is the insured liable
beyond the amount OF cash premium
which he pays at the time of insuring.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
The Plan.

The Kansas State Mutual Hail AS
sociation has been organized for the
purpose of conducting Hail insur-
ance business in every county i'll the
State of Kansas. 1t insures wheat,
oats, barley, rye and flax only.
against loss or damage by hail.
Insurance may be written on the
above named crops at from $500 to
S8 90 per acre. The rate is per cent.
Thus. $500 per acre vii! cost cents
per acre and $500 per acre will cost
32 cents ,er acre.
The premiums for insurance must
be paid in cash at time of making APP
pljcation. After losses and expenses
are paid, the surplus cash on hand
will be prorated back to the members.
Insurance takes effect at II O'Clock,
noon, of the day following that on
which the application is written up.
The notice of loss must be mailed to
the secretary by registered letter with
in 10 days from date of loss. The
hail season closes on August Is. The
The losses are payable on or before
September first.
The expenses of this Association
are small compared to those of a stock
company. The officers are men hav-
ing had experience in mutual hail and
with the cash plan, the business COW
ering the whole state of Kansas we
can see no reason why the association
cannot run the business so as to make
the cost of insurance lower than it has
been before.
The subject of insuring ones grow
ing crops against hail is a business
proposition just the same as it is to
insure building against fire, lightn-
ing and tornado.
One cannot aft ford, for the small
sum that it costs. to be without pro-
lection against loss by hail: To have
policy on ones crops against loss
by hail in the Kansas State Mutual
Hail Association. takes the worry off
ones mind, for when one goes to bed
at nighJ he knows that his crop is
safe. If his crop is good he can pay
his premium, his debts and still have
a good round sum left for the support
Of his family and to spend for the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
Book News.

"Bird World, - by J. II. Stickney is
indeed the opening of a new world to
children, in which they find all their
bird friends presented by loving
hands. The director OF the Audibow
society, Mr.. Hoffman, assists in the
authorship of this book and the illus
trations are by the famous artist, Err
nest Seton Thompson. It is one Of
,he most daintily attractive and
instructive books, for children
we have ever seen, and is heartily re-
commended to our readers. Publish
ed by CHM s. Co., Boston, Mass.
"First Steps in the History of Our
Country" by the Mowry' S fills a long
felt want, in relation to the history of
of our country, which is every year
becoming more and more important.
It is not grown up'' history, boil
ed down for children but is a sort of
biographical history. The authors
theory is, that history is a record OF
events and that events presuppose act
ors.who bring about the events, and it
is this actiou of,men aad women that
makes the study of history valuable
and interesting. The book is great in
that it places persons in their true re-
lations to our country, deeming Clara
Barton, Frances Willard, Horace
Mann and all that their ideals and
work have meant to humanity, worthy
of perpetuation. This breadth of view
is the books best recommend alton.
Published ty Silver Burdette & Co
Boston, Mass
'rrhree Little Lovers of Nature,
by Ella Reeve Ware, is the story of a
trip through Mother Nsture's Car
len of Secrets,'' by three beautiful
children and their mother. Only a
glimpse eau here be given. of lessons
learned about the violets, dandelions,
robins, bees, ants, squirrels, and a
visit to the lifesaving station. one day
when their studies took them to the
sea shore to become acquainted with
crabs and jelly fab Mother and
teacher will find muA helpful sugges-
gestion for nature studies in this
little volume, whose, author
is evidently q great loversof children.
Published by a Fiannagan, Chicago,
Ill. Price % cents.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

luxuries of life. If insurance isn't
taken out, raising gram becomes a
mere matter of chance in which the
farmer has all to loose and none to
gain. He cannot aft ord for the sake
OF few dollars to run the risk of
loosing hundreds-A whole years lab
or lost in few minutes, Can you af-
ford it.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

The editor of the Mercury recently
stated in public that he never read the
Graphic. The next issue of mis- paper
DEVOTED nearly one half of the editor
Misrepresentation of the Graphic.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

The editor of our e. c. invites us to
''shut up" about trusts. Well thanks,
but we don't have to. He can put in
his time defending trusts if he likes,
but we prefer to hammer his little tin
God.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

The Mercury man in his zeal for the
rep b rty, insults the intelli-
gence of majority of the vtoers Of
the state. Speaking of the little gov
ernor's puppets in the Agricultural
college, he saws: 'The nrst thing
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
Our Insurance Laws are
All Right

and the state companies are under the
direct supervision of the insurance
department, hence there is no reason
why Kansas should not have reliable
hail insurance as we'll as other states.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

Read Marsh i Bidwell's advertise
ment this week.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
The way to do a thing is
to do it.

When our agent calls, give him
you application for policy, and thus
put into effect what the insurance De-
partment says: ''kansas can and
ought to do" We need your aid and
your strength, We give cordial in
vltation and hearty welcome to our
ranks. The farmers of Kansas are in
vincible.
KANSAS STATE MUTUAL
HAIL A ASSOCIATION.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26

Iowa and Nebraska each have state
hail associations. They have been in =.
business for several years an have
saved millions of dollars to the
Farm mers.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-05-26
Kansas State Mutual
Hail Association.
Home Office. Mcpherson, Kansas.

can and ought to do
What other states have don
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-01-18

[Sixth of series of letters written
by the editor while on his trip in the
West. "E=zII
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-01-18
NV TO get the Original, Gen
- - 49,; .e 1T
Wards Vegetable
,|||Anodyne Lininent.

6I5.s The same that has been sold to
you in this county for the past
seventeen years by DeCamp,
Pickle and others on it's own
merits and has always stood the
test.
Call at the house in block south
of Post Office, where A. H. Pike,
the General Agent for this coun-
ty, lives. Or when buying from
the medicine wagon that will call
on you twice each year, see that
the trade mark DR.. Wards is
blown in the bottle; that it is
made in Winona by the J. R.
Watkins Medical Company, and
you will never be disappointed
with W hat you buy, whether Lin
iment, Barb Wire Em brocation,
Petro- Carbo Salve, Stick .Salve,
Condition Powders, Gen De Can
dra for the Blood, Oriental Nerve
Tonic, Carminative Cough Syr-
up, Headache Tablets, Pills, Root
and Herb Tea, Extracts, or Spic-
eS. 46tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-01-18
Bids Wanted.

SE sEE %aEr8s Z
Sealed bids will be received up to
10 . clock .: M, J an. 25th, '99, BY the
board Of auditors. of Kandiyo obi
county. for proposals from banks for.
the deposits Of funds Of said county.
# The said bids to state what interest
will be paid on daily balances subject
to draft and pay able at all times on
demand, swell as on certificates Of
Deposit good and sufficient bond
must taccompan each BIZ The board
reserves theSrig ight Is reject any q al
bids
Dated at az illmar, N1inn. This 7th
day % january, s99. s;2S sass
LEWIS JoHNsoN
,onnty ud 81, and gIEx ofsciog Clerk
IS & g E1,s6rd ! So IS