davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-04-05
Dakotd-nyheter.

En- ostfabrik ar man betankt pa att
anlagga Langdon, N. D., der EFT ysteri
lAnge varit cit kAndt behof.
koIbrist raider for nirvarAnde Mil
ler, S. d. ooh Afvensa tillgdngen pa po-
tatis lArer vara otillrAcklig for behof-
vets fyllande.
The Farmers Mill & Grain Co. Mil
nor, N D., har | dagarne inkorpore-
rats med EFT kapital af $4,000 och am
mar of0rdrojligen b0rja bygga mjol-
uvarn ooh elevator derstades.
SnGstormar rasade i S0dra Dakota
f0rliden s6ndag. Sn0fallet var ovan.
ligt stort for denna arstid och k0lden
blister, och det befaras, att i fold af
stormarne betydliga f0rluster tillskyn-
dats boskapsuppf0darne.
grain growers association bilda-
des f0rliden vecka af inom Stutman
county, N d. bosatta farmare. j. j.
Nashold valdes till president for asso-
ciationen, John B. Fried till sekrete-
rare och Clinton Wade till kass0r.
For tvegifte haktades en- Ray Gould
Salem, S. D., f0rliden s0ndag. Han
kom till platscn for EFT par ar sedan
och gifte sig f0rliden var med dottern
till en- f0rm0gen farmare. M har det
dock kommit dagen, att han f0rut
egde ell hustru Odebolt, Ia
Immigrantstr0mmen synes for mar
varandc ga mot N. Dakota. fredags
ankommo till Devils Lake icke mindre
din 26 personvagnar, ALA 0fverfylda
med invandrare, som ANNA nedsla sina
bopalar der trakten. For transport
tering af nybyggarnes hnsgeradssaker
togos }cke mindre an trenne tag an
sprak.
Rika malmfynd ha gjorts Martin
Hintges farm nara Michigan City, N.
D. Fyndet patralfades under brunns-
borrning och pa 50 fots dup. Profver
derat sandes till on skicklig grufinge-
ni0r i Butte, Mont, och savAl denne
som andra auktoriteter, som under
dcrs0kt profverna, forklara fyndet vara
synncrlgen vardefullt, enar malmen
innehaller omkring 48 proc. koppar, for
utom 20 uns silver och $l20i guild pr
ton. Delta ar ferdubbelt nlera an hvad
malmon dc ryktbara koppargrufvor-
ma vid Butte lomna. Malmen dersta-
des innehaller nemligen ej mera an
procent koppar. F0ljaktligen torde
farmaren ha god utsigt att smart f& in
h0sta milliCner.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-04-05

Ives inlemnade, ~berAttigande banbolag
att konsolidera. Till delta f0reslog
Brewer cit amendement, hvari undan-
tag cores for kompiterande banbolag.
hvilka forbjudas att konsolidera. - I
representanthuset upptogs st0rre de-
len af tiden med behandling af tvenne
f0rslag. som berattiga countykommis-
sarier att tillata sparvagsbolag att
bygga sparvagslinier landsvagarne.
F0rslagen ha tillkommit syfte att fa
till stand en- sparvag mellan st. Paul
och Saltwater. Fjorton forslag anto-
gos, mon intet var af storre vigt $
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-04-05

AntrAffad d6d en- kanalbat New
Yorks hamn blef harom morgonen S.
arige svenske hamnarbetaren Peter
Benson. Man antager, att manner be-
gait sjelfmord, emedan han forlorat
sin sysselsattning.
Censuskommissarle rlerriam ar all
deles 6fverlupen med ans0kningar fran
embetss0kare, som efterstrAfva olika
befattningar under honom. Redan
forl. vecka hade narmare 5000 formella
ans0kningar inkommit, medan antalet
stiger till minst 10000 ON ALA de med
raknas, som hittills blott gjort forfrag-
ningar efter anstallning.
Guvern6r Pingree Michigan ar en-
man som gar sin egen vag. Han har
framkommit med manga nya ideer och
det torde ia erkannas, att de ej blott
varit nya, utan oftast ocksa CODA.
Hans senaste plan Ar att staden De-
troit skall ink0pa sparvagssystemet
derstades, och en- kommission har re-
dan tillsatts for att drifva planen
igenom.
Inom industriverlden Aro fortfaran-
de gynsamma f0rhallanden radande
och det dr. gladjande att marka, att
delta har och der afven lander arbe-
tarne till gagn. Till hvad vi namt har-
ON f0regaende hummer kan bifogas
bl a. f0ljande: torsdags tillkannagaf
Flish & Lesig Steel and Iron Co. i
Pottstown, Pa, att det fran och med
den dennes holt afl0ningen till arbe-
tarnei spikfabriken med Il proc och
till den pansarplatfabriken med 1917
proc. SAINT kommer att ytterligare hoja
l0nerna med 10 proc. maj. Samtidist
tillkannagafs, att 8. k. "puddlers" lon
fran och med den 10 april h0jts 25 cts.
pr ton och att den denna manad 'kom.
mer att ytterligare hojas med andra
% cents pr ton. Denna l0nef0rh6jning
vidtager bolaget alldeles frivilligt. -
Vid Great Falls Manufacturing Co.'S
bomullsvafverier Somersworth, N. H.,
aterstaldes arbetsl0nerna mandags
till hvad de voro fore reduktionen
1895. Diver 2, 200 arbetare aro anstalda
dessa fabriker.--Egarne af Delaware
valsverketi Philadelphia ha utan pa
tryckning fran arbetarnes sida beslulit
h0ja af1oningen med 10 procent nasta
mandag. - Liknande lonef0rh0jningar
komma i dagarne att vidtagas vid Dia.
mond State Iron Co.'S fabriker Will
mington, Del.-Vid de fiesta bomulls-
spinnerierna / Nya England staterna
aterstaldes mandags arbetslonerna
till hyad de voro fore reduktionen for
lidet ar. Delta Or liktydigt med mer
an en- 10 procents loDef0rhojning, cob
mellan 13O och 40 tusen arbetare kom-
ma atnjutande af densamma.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

merchandisc and passengers. Old 90
mlniOn Line. .-as No-.oiL
snJ T,n,e, river sidinss. merchandise ana
,'asssngers. VTgsia Navigation co.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. ~ i''''
ARRIVED.
BARGE Idtchenfels Bros. baiuhore'
Steamer Oriel Am1terdam
SAILED
Barge Mercedita Fan River
Barge Hamilton. Providence
Barge Wadna. Lynn
Barge Mystic Belle, New YORK.
Barge Oakland. Boston.
Steamer Greenbrier. Losdon
PORT OF WEST POINT NOV. 20, 1850.
ARRIVED
Steamship Danvlie Boyd. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. BOYD, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 29-FLOUR-Quiet-
en- and barely steady. buyers d7hlNh D0u
cessions because OF The late crop lh wheat.
RYE FLOUH-DuL .,o-l.
BCCKWHEAI FLU Run 1' S-'-'+
2.35. ...>..,o
KWHEAT-Quiet 40 G0aelc.
CORNAfEAI4-Steady.
RYE-Steady, No. .. Glc.
BARLEN-Qulet al 4lc
FARLEY MALT-Quet -o...
WHEAT-Spot easy; no. = Ieu' '-.,' 4
OPTIONS opened steady al uncilalls =,
prices. being Influenced by foreign guy in5
of December. iu opposition 10 weak C'Dl -
Trade was of a. holiday character an uus,
prices finally yleldlnS to 7a-'5 W., C,d5.5i
account and smaller export trade. C."a'J
~ a, it,s-c net decline March closed
al 7flc.: May closed al 't'2c'' DO0''' '''
C0EN- Spot firm: No. .. 400. Options
opened lrm at $50. advance on
oil smaller receipts, oWlns 10 ,l. a
weather West. and was ldlef al7l.l u
d.. L..t,,- olearguces and a. biz export d',
o,n5. closed easy with wheat al par
tisl a.c NET advance. May closed al "oi2c''
December closed al 5cisc. .. g.
oATS-Spot firm. so. .. zoe. Opuohs iH-
active but hrmer with corn.
nm m rt'iI'Tis-Easy: picked bellies,
50 7sd.7. picked shoulders "ao'-'' p'cN'eu
hams SSn1. . .+.,rood G. g-lL-
IARB-Easy. western ",i'r"' go
Nnvrmber E37l1 nominal Kennel
quiet.
PORK-Steady
pETROIEI Af-Flrmer . -.
ROSIN-Stc1dyi siraihtu' O"iiii"'" ~
good, $1,000 l31. -,..-,tlc
nj 'RPENTINE-Quie no 5ld'li-c.
HICE-Steddy. -...,. 900,
BTTrER-Frmi Wt-tti" Oi'''''''' go
27c. state dairy lSn-'C. ,,,.o
CIIEESE-Firm. October. finest ii'-ci
f,cGs- steady. state and pennsy Nanla,
ogI2tc loss OFF. western uHci"iIs'"f
gd1ed al market 1id2Oc 49,
TATOES-Stealsi ~" jersey fA-
I 9-i.. New York SlNl 40
COTTON BY STEAM-io Liverpool
29c ....., t.,-,i,. st.ol,.
fgFF El--Futurcs opened oiftiy st'-u. p
with prices unchanged to lo points loWeI'
snd soon developed weakness under aciife
lirufd9tion and short sellers piomi yea
h. ycrv favorable European cables a tI4
En- tho spot demand and fears OF pls741lt
bearfeh DEVELOPMENTS abroad during ihr
to-rorrow's holiday interval here. Speeeu-
iation was active and general to-day. lne
r,4rket closed hrmcr unchanged 90 TO
POINTS lower Total sales. 1850 bags. in-
Guiding January az 3.N5p0. FEBRUARY,
S,oo05Ql Spot barely steady. 30. IN
voice. exc: milo quiet. Coriova. 'fs9 llHtc.
St-GARS-Rav' steady Refined quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
PRICES WERE VERY
WELL SUSTAINED
In Spite Of the Continued Hardness
Of the Money Market
D,i,isb cucccs, in south Africa and
Publication of the Currency Re
form Measure We're strength
cumg Features.

N-EW YORK. Soy. 2J-Priccs Of stocks
wore ON the whole. very well sustained
to-day. iu spite or some Factors AidN'H6
for reaction laiUI uI t-.at Ma' t"t N,''-
Uuucd hardness oi tnc money maf"e1' t"e
further slump 800 Leather ana lhc lnot
mont 10 take profits u the uun@-ilne
stocks. which hdFe advanced 50 ~esic--
-.AUy fUr SOHO Nmc past lhia ilo.l-
taking movement and tnc nearest To oili-
clII confirmation CHAT could De- Hdd OH l"-
numerous published reports ana rumoi
ot Oh consolidation OF c1ulIpl OF iht great
trunk Ilucs. Those favored with advance
Information OF such project would ndiu-
rally Doe sellers when the news became
public property and brought 10 outside
buyers a. c1Od proper lun OF To-Day
outside uuyucs thus invited operated by
DfbIcd orders from London. Americans
shared boo that market on account of rec
ports Of British military success against
the Boer-. London buying was also
tractod hy tec publication of the currency
rtiUrm measure Co uc pursued by the
dominant party no ihe coming session of
Congress. This buying for London ace
count was The malnstay of the market
and spouy strength displayed here ana
there hy individual stocks many of them
very obscure. kept the market firm iu
face of the uncasncss over the money
outlook Tomorrow holidays aiso
prompted some closing mp of short 3c-
counts. while London buying was inc
tho LONDON money rate and the foars
of an advance in the Bank of England
rate tomorrow discouraged operations Tor
me long account 1he demand for money
kort me rate at per cent and above
until 40 had been mostly satisfied, when u
foU below 4 rcr cent in the last deal
incs and the stock market hardened in
rosnouee Tine eub-Trcasury's disbursc-
,,.t.. l,. .+-.,,-t of bord rodempti0ps
were considerably below S7.oo0ooo. and
tho Treasury statement from Washing-
ton showed. the DAVIS revenue receipts
nearly 81 10000 iu excess of expenditure
Treasury Dcnartments offer TO redeem
bonds holds good. the total disbursement $
for redemption are hqt ltlIe o ,,, nay hail
the amount of The toL1l oHerel- pre- leeI-
ing Isl general Don wall street however
that the period of the offer will Doe eX-
tended and "a safety valve against pres. pIe
Of money rates thus supplied. further
decline u New York exchange M lhlchE'
70 20 cents discount. against - cents yes
tcr'qv and downward moNemchl lh
New York exchange ~ o,her ,,,ll ,,,,,
centres. WeIe a-l,lst ''I 80 o-, mo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

afg7.c: December. SlH qG9pzc: January
7Vf| 1VHc May 7fHc asked. southern
wheat by aampe. tTu1lc
CORN-Sieady. mixed. spot and month.
3sikN $40: December. S13+N3Sc. Noverl-
Der and December. new or Old. 5IhH3t &C.
January. nF<3Tc February. 3in3I &C.
Southern white corn. 3fhH3s5c.
OATg-Stoadv. No. . white. 32H32izc.
RYE-Duii. No. ? nearby, 5io55c.
SrGAR-5trong.
Pj'TTER-Flrm and unchanged
EssS-tlur and unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov. 29-Wheat. with the
exception of d momontary bulge. was weak
to-day. Influenced by the depression OF
LIVERPOOL and a POOR demand. closing
ILra.c. under Yesterday. Corn closed a
shade TO iSc d0Nn. oats unchanged ana
provisions lower.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows.
nran IIInn LOW lIn.e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

NEW YORK. Nov 29.-CO1TON-Ihe
heavy long interest ln cotton was il"N'' 4
very materially to-day under "a SGT aiii ..,
for profits Dy the investment puoIc. u.
opening was weak. with prices 20 y
points lower followed Immediately by
further drop oi 4 20 points. lnIoush-
out the first hour great excitement pre-
vailed with speculation very acufe anu
mainly OF bcarlsh nature. subsequent
events. however. proved the opening prices
10 be the lowest OF the day. keacuouary
movements carried prices upward some
10 10 L. points higher. and sentiment once
more favored the bull side. The lhiudl
break was caused by poor response on
IiNerpOoIs part 10 our advance " yeslti-
dav. and un renewed estimates OF an H.
enpNgO-bafe crop. The latter served 10 in-
timidatr smaller holders, whose atliihS
the local crowd was unable 10 Wlth7la"D.
stop orders were reached, hpeIaung euoi-
NOUS lines OF January. March and May
cotton A had break in the Ne" Oi'cAi'
fu.rle. soon after The opening ADDED Z"
thc nervousness here. as did sharp tum-
bic in futures abroad. So lar as I'D, po7
ton of the market was concerned Gomez
lions were unchanged from those OF lue
past weeks. and many ledGlns l4aut.
bought throughout the decline. rec lptS
continued Ncht and spot markets SCUM
were reported firm. But. natui"iH. i"-
vestors reduced holdings in view OF tlt
possibility of unfavOrdble deNeopln1iit'
abroad during our holiday tomorrow.
Tbe market was finally steady. with prices
mel \ to II points lower the latter ON De-
r,nneor enlv.
co.rvo>- r,,,.,,roe opered weak. Janu-
- r-.i,r,ar, an. March. 10,
Nl ~. Ai,@met 80. September. 7.O5. Octo-
10 q "a
Futures closed steady: December 7.33;
IS Nnrii 80. MAY. 7.52: June, 80,
IuTv 7 53. AUGUST + i9. September 70I;
Ccfober 800
Spot cotton olict mt 1-fG lower; mid
ain urlands ~. middling gulf. s. sales.
90, taics
,.or-r,.>- o...... ,,,i5dli,, -a.. net re-
10 90 t..i.... ,,,lss 1 IN bales. sales.
.Sellp ,'' lou ,-,. IA sl1 bsie.
On .ii' ", ,ereirfs fs11g bales.
'"lel 'o-l1t p,i,,i, IN - bs'es. 90
TNpoi'' ~ ~ -. a.. Confineut - o.
france ~ u..'., 'o no., 49,,
GS1 bales. STOCK ".'.--'- ..... ic- ~ baios.
Consolidate CT Ie. ~, ~. taiee' -6
exports 20 GLedt I..'' w., a.. continent
France 4a''" p''e7' ~
Jllb5 DdtS. ,t.+ 40, rooofnts
, aoial since p,,.,r,. IN Great Britain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

NV ITT0N TIT.l ~ ~
NTW YORK. Nov 29-Fee buyers in
attendance. Brown cottons sitohE
p..aelol strong. and advances i'm lower
TRADES OF &c DENNIS quiet but strong
other coarse coi0red cotton strong Prints
tending upward. and advances probable
ncxt week Ginghams strong Regular
print cloths inactive. bids at Sc. being de-
ciined. Wide gray goods strong ana dlili-
crlit to buy W00liens and worsted dress
nnnla lIL.nlLng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov 29.-SRIRlTS
or TCRPENTINf,-Firn at 4NH4siac
receipts. 87S casks sales. l.l3O casks: eX-
ports. 100 casks.
ROS1N-FiTm and unchanged; receipts.
2cfi barrels. sales. PAP barrels, exports
40 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. - -PEANU is
Farmers stock-Fancy Ztc.i stIiS'iy
prime Die. prime. &c, common 80
2c pound New spanish, shehtu, ''O'
bushel Tone OF market active
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

WILMINGTON. Y. c.. Nov. 20-SPIR-
IT'S OF TURPENTlNE-Ste at 4TAu
as &C.. receipts. a. casks.
HCSI N-Firm al SlO2 za1.07is; receipts.
III barrels
CRUDE TURpENTINE-Quiet az $50
02sO. receipts. A. barrels.
TAR-Firm al Sl40. receipts. 80 bar
rcIe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
THANKSGIVING Da,

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. 20 1890.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarle, Glover. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers Old Do
mlnion Line
Schooner A. Denike, Smith, Phhadel-
mia. Pa. coal. Richmond lee Co.
Schooner John :. Beacham Morgan,
Rondout. cement. Warner Moore a Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Albsmarle. Glover. Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
NA-AL STORES

CHARLESTON. $. c.. Nov. 2o-TUR-
PENTINfS-Markct firm az iSc.; sales.
mono.
HOsIN-Firm and unchanged sales.
none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

Tangier Island, where De- BIAS been con-
Quoting a very successful meeting. H.
left yesterday 20 conduc. tch days
revival meeting I'm Newport News. le
has dates ahead now at AeHlor News.
Hampton. Phoobus. Soldiers Nome and
OnanCOCk.
Nirginians in Now hurk
NEW YORK. Nov 2a-5ac- iil--Hi.il-
mond: J.. Lovensteis. broadway Gem
trial; J. Frlschkorn. vs.. %. Thompson.
Marlborough, 7. a. and 49, seou. WaiG-
orr.
Norfolk. J. Wilcox. ST. C.aHt
Virginia: T.. e.. ForDu.sh MurD I'LL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
WHEAT-No.

cash Quoi1IICnH WcTe rs foIIOWs. Il0ur
easy. No. spring wheat, G2nGg4c.; No.
> red o6i2nG7c No. corn. 3l4N3llac.
No. > oats. 25u2Shc. No > white. 254c.;
No g white. 44N2JHc No. rye 53iac.
No , barley. 3si4n43c No / haxseed
81 .gA. Mess pork per barrel, 1850
-. Lard per 100 hounds. 81. S0u1.O5.
short rib sides loose) 81. s0njl5: dry
sailed shoulders boxed. SjThN5.JO,
short clear sides boxed. Sj.1J05 y.
whisky nistillcrs finished goods, per gal
Ion, Sl.2Ji..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

Lynch0UTg - 80 - I''''
IN immense quantity OF tobacco has
been sold I'm LynchDurs Hui A.s ne PAST
week on Monday, Tuesday S,l1y and to-day
the market has been y. a'in n4.a slu' d,s
i,,,,,,3td,,e eor Inc week are as follows
DARK GRADES OF TOBACCO. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
GRAIN.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

November 20, 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmbnd Va. Nov. y lstl.
Private sales reported to-day We're:
Wrappers. j. hOg.heads. filters, ! hogs
head
flr.ectious to-day were light.
Internal revenue collections for to-day
We're.
Tobacco ........ .........s'-. - 10 -
Cigars ........... ......s....'''. l'''' ~
hnkdl .....tts.s+.+t o. &c. .' .f'' ~ ~
Warehouses report to-day. Receipts, j.
hog.u.dlr. deliveries. - hog sheads.
Drcusuawa Warehouse reports sales to-
day as J4j1J pounds, highest price, lf@ic.
Those whose goods brought the highest
prices to-day were j. %. Griffin. Powha-
TAN. IIc.. Macksy. 13c., H. G.. Dorser. he.
and 1880
S.oueHaI Warehouse reports sales to-
day as lo252 pounds. highest price, 9Ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

...l.. ,..ufurft,s. L..
ouotaiions are Tor bonus maturing 10
..o, 'f.. flm ten years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 2a-CQTTO-N.mo
Futures barely steady. December. NV
bid. January. 717071s. February 80
+ 30. March 723412i; Apfll- -'9 -, B
7 gilI7 ~. August. 71J0TiS; Sept7mber,
& 750G. 80. october. GGo0G.Gj.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-05-05
lnsve used Rip.ns Tsbules with SO

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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-05-05

|, w. Shields, treasurer of Anderson
county, Kansas, do solemlv swear that
the foregoing is true and correct state
ment showing the amounts in the differ
cnt funds of the county, also the amounts
ovcrpaid, TO the best of my knowledge
and belief j. W. SHIELDS,
County Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Goth day of April, 1899.
{. c. You've,
County Clerk.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-05-05

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Mrs MARI GonhAs CLARKE
have been suffering from headaches owe,
since i was IL little cirl crlld u.var r,t. a.,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-05-05
SHOES REPAIRED

y epairing school shoes is my spec
I\ialty. have had years of experi
ence in this line, and am prepared to
turn our high-grade work. Let me re
pair your old rubber boots, and make
them as good as new. Give me trial.
Ashwood's old stand
JESSE CARRIER.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-05-05

Quoted orinstructedi in fifteen county nor
mails. This wealth of experience will un-
doubleday be source of inspiration to
our teachers that will many times repay
them for their outlay of time, money and
energy necessary to attend this Institute.
Miss Josie McCoole is by no means a
stranger to the teaching force of Ander-
son county, having spent eleven years in
teaching in district and city schools. In
scholarship, in teaching ability and in
strength of character, she is admirably
fitted for the position to which she has
been chosen. Besides her duties as teach
err i'll the city schools she is making
special preparation in History, Literature
and Geography, and will be enabled to
give her students the benifit of this in
vestigation.
EXPENSES.
registration iee..."..... LOO
Examination fee for teachers certif-
lcate ....''......,....." l.OO
BOARD.
Board can be secured in private fami-
lies from $500 to $3.50 per week, and
the hotels of Garnett are prepared to
care for their share of the students at
reasonable rates We shall be pleased to
assist those desiring the same in secur-
ing board and rooms in comfortable
quarters Rooms may be rented either
furnished or unfurnishcd as may be de-
sired.
GENERAL.
Attend the entire four weeks Bring
your textbooks. The ministers of the
different churches will assist in devotion
al exercises each morning, and will ar
range special Accommodations ut the
churches for Normal students. School
officers and patrons are cordially invited
to visit the Normal and note the work of
the teachers, and make their acquaint-
ancc.
Teachers, come; insist on your friends
and advanced pupils attending.
Thanking the teachers for their loyal
support of past Institutes, and soliciting
their hearty co operation and kindly as
sistancc in this years undertaking, we
are yours very truly john b. Cox,
Go. Supt.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-05-05

We - Ahho - INV dtu
place without getting q
headache and sick at nay
stomach. ! heard about
Il pan, Tsbules frsin an
aunt OF inins who was
taklng than for catarrh
OF tho stomach. She had
found such relief from
their use she advised me
to tako them too. audI
have been doing SO sine
last October, and win
say thcy have complete
ly cured my headaches
! am twonty.nins years
old. You are welco me
70 use this testimonial
Mrs ]. DRooKMrRE
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-05-05

Reading some Of the test kuonials in favor OF
kipans Tabules. tried them. Ripans Tabules not
only relieved but actually cured my youngster
the headaches have disappeared, bowels are In
good condition and he never complains Of his
stomach. lie Is now rel chubby faced boy. TIT,
wonderful change attribute to Ripans Tabues.
l am satisfied that they will benent any one from
tho cradle to old age) II taken according to direc.
tions- T. W. PRrce
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-05-05

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