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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-19
THE ONLY ONE

receiving periodical tickets and giving pre-.
MUM stamps with the hest work IN the
city 81 Psckard's Troy Laundry. sie Prai-
re avenue. Phone 1882
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If you want to get rid OF rheumatism Try
bottle of Elmer e. Amends Prescrlp-
ton, No. 1851. E. II. Schmidt, Houston.
Texas, agent,
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srcRAGH

For all class Of merchandise. furnitu-u or
bo,isahnid goods, Money advanced Without
Interest. MercHntile Storage company
Phone SIS and 67s.t
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SOLDIERS AND GArEMEN's UNIFORMS
Dyed for civilian wear, American steam
Dye works. 1911 Congress avenue.
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sure Death 10 Rats and Mice.
by stearns Electric Rat ana Roach
Paste: 25 cents box All drusEists.
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~ TN Wavs 80 Froe< sssaa1s.
ia x 1sNebb, u ehsrse Of The United
~ ~ bureau q Houston. hss sr-
1ispisy : ~ wsvs ~ tros
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Resi,Icpce at Pittsburr.

Pit.sburg. Texas. January lS.-Dr. III.
Tbornton's dwelling burned last night in
Bured.
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Gas cooking stoves and hot plates fol
sale by the Houston Gas Light Co. !.
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets. An
druggists refund money II II fails to curs.
&c. The genuine has Lao. on each tablet.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30

THE Salvation Army did more real
charitable work Christmas day than all
other religious denominations combined,
yet there are protesting Christians who
sneer at The members Of this noble
band OF workers wherever opportunity
offers. The Salvation Army is power
for good in the world and reaches class
OF humanity considered beneath the no
lice Of many other religious orders. 1t
10 engaged in a work OF true Christianity
as taught and practice1 by the child
of Bethlehem. The hundreds OF thou
sands OF destitute who were served with
warm meals and clothing Christina. day
will not forget the Salvation Army.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30

Mark IIiSHA and few more leading
Republican politicians are having a
monkey and parrot true over the author
ship 81 the misleading gold plank in the
NJ. Louis platform. S9me say it was
Foraker. other, that MaFh Hanna did il
with his little pen, while kohlsadt claims
thehonor. and Proctor says Mara Hanna
was opposed 70 IL. Foraker is also
charged with fAYoring a silver plank.
and the whole matter was compromised
and the "phrAseology changed numb2r
oitimes." as Proctor says. for the purpose
VI getting up something that woald dc.
ceive the people. The international
agreement scheme Was the abortion
finally sg.esG upon and used in the cam
paign. Now that the mask is thrown
aside and single gold standard is to be
fastened upon the people, It s amusing
10 see these leaders Sighting like Kilken.
nv eats for the honor Of having written
the monetary plank.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30

THE house financial bill makes green
backs redeemable in gold and payable
only for gold once they are in the treas
ury. Silver il to be made redeemable in
gold. but no further provision is made
for It. will it be paid out to again be-
come redeenable in gold. or is it to he
sold as bullion and disappear from cireu-
lAtion? II the forIDer, the so-esIled
'endless chain" is simply shifted from
greenbAcks to silver; if the latter, then
the silver will soon disappear. That
NAV be goois for the trusts and money
shlrks, but II will be hard On the people.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30
THEY
Press
Office
Is prepared to q. you GU. and
send you on your way rsjoie.
ing with
Bill Heads, !.
Letter Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Business OF Professional Cards,
| or Printing Of aHI Description
Business OF Professional Cards,
or Printing Of any Description

AuEArs wASrEb~ BUR --TME LIVE ASH
Arhi=saAEHts VI Aihtisai tswsY. lhs wssafss
stsstsst h4sel h@fst ~ hasas hAisGs4s Ibs
! tSsosx frtnnd snd aiiatfes " The HaaAgnas kist
hixfssa ssA b~ut bsoA etss - saasa % d
Iar h~s asHsl hn ta3xs haifl0n@ ufasis altsma
palY Hst hsartasrsss 19aaSas hlN r6Amfss
'ipns UnEEHt tess, casnsw ~ . ilhstims. Nn8s
aHisA Tbs t9haisAsa tsa SssY. nd Fksos CaA'
t5a Hids ChkaE1
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Both TOgetheIOne YeaIfOrOOyS ESQ

IN this way yoa secure home plre AMI an t'faed
imagining AZ Price that only 4u, fourth 81 "hdt ohr u tue
illustrated magazines sell for For ting: lA- Cosmopolitan mas
,iiSrutedy clmsd that rclch-4 Tbs LrIct cire ToeI ny
any reroiical daily weekly monthly ~ ht "oN "h ing
Comopotln which Julian tl4wtone 70 iain 10 Ill ie "oI
know the rel horrors Of famine AMI plague vas ae Ooeofo
n which Isl ltlheI II rs own great rs, lpu uhSt &
lIyer, which LOW has Over 5000 NlIuts rs roll, MS
Te CosnOroi Wh Offered g - tp tJ INC cs' Ie-
RS rIrrlgr aud pizS or t ~ tc rS .t FvT arrange
n-nt III sewer AMI pine VS. uc Cstfoiith
winch 81 The presidents u set; schools AMI unNtNN ~t"t,y
discussing l- del cts xitiu< eiJc C4l syst M Il Inc
CrGInOgo;ln whose vi III c 4I N i1'4H1S INC
wOiki~ civi'Iti0n
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30

OxE OF the leading Democratic politi-
clans OF the county recently made the
assertion that in ease the Democrats and
other silver parties fused in this state
there would be a straight Democratic
ticket in the field. II so, it will simply
he a side show travelling With the Repub-
lican hippudrome.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30

Two YEARS ago the Republicans were
claiming all Of tie credit for dollar wheat
and never tired OF telling the farmer that
the high price vas due to Republican
prosperity. This year. with wheat sell
ing at s. cents buslIel, the matter is
not mentioned by our Republican friends,
though they are still in power.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30
Notice for Publication.


DEPAETMESr o. rHE iSrEEiou.
Z. :. LAND pTFIcE AZ CErE pAL,Sr. iplup.
No.. D tsyn
Notice ia hereby given that the tuIlpylns
named settler has hlri unttcr 1t hts Intention tn
make anai proof In support n his rtllm and
that said rrnof pil be- made before tin Register
and Receiver At r0eW It AIsur idaro. nu .ganp-
airy y. too, W
~iLNEsTEK TNYLOE,
lid 10. Tor the \, :. b. =, " ~ O.,
and :. ". ;, y. D.. i. see =, II - N..E.IW
p "
He names the following vttnrs4rs 2" prove hi.
continuous residence mon and cultivation 81
said ,.sad, sH Newton Helm wt't,n w. cIair.
Anton , SorrnSnu aHd Fred Hanson al of
CTgr d'Airue Iirh"
u II EtpLDNG.
dee 2 ian ~ Eaz IT. l.-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30

THE message ii President Mckinley
mentioned the desirabilily OF legislation
to control the trusts. Since the Repub-
licans have good working majorities In
both branches OF congress and 4 presi-
dent to approve their legislation. the
country will expect some antitrust leg
is'atiop. This congress will be held re-
SpOnsible for legislation on the subject.
The pesple demand action, not words.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30

nHE delights of an evening spent around %fnssN '4a.
inc table are not halt understood An illustrated n'aSaHt
with its wealth of Illustrations its stories oil adventure M
love its descriptions OF travel "hEh carry YOU " N rs, -
= A.. h ard lie INSTRUCTIVE. articles Young AMI o-thS
are the first requisites for your enjoyment nd the entertainment
and proper education of your children I'M.
To secure for YOU the best and interesting OF the great mus
trated magazines at the possible price his Pee TIC AMI VI s
editor OF this journal That W. have S"I'edfd We F' o
70 ;l. Sri,l contract recently entered into with The Cle'o-
otan which seeks to become better known IN tins mas
enabled us to offer YOU years subscription TO the greatest OF 'h 0
tra,ed magaznes together with wears subscription 10 w OuiHA
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Those OF our subscribers who wish
to pay for their paper with cord wood
are requested to deliver the same with
out delay. We need the wood now.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30

brFtKrNENr ~ vHs tSeGalos.
Lave uFrF,s ~ UsHtR ssAanSa Tease.
tsx. ~. tsNB
N"fFs l. hsrvby given Ihat TIE tsfe~lsE-
H''mra 'vttsE hsss alpd aatirr ss AAs latrsaaa 8,
m''As anal prntf II ssPssEt q hts sialna. Aasi
hat sasl pgo'lt siII - mste b~tssv ne Esristst
md kTrrivsr a. Csrur 4 AisAr. t1aAa. ga I4aa
arY "a u0o. su
MANSON & ElsLGv.
rd Va ~. Cos sAs $ " &. sss 4 ~ am
~ AN
i's aan'es The sslisssinz witEsssss N pspts his
f""isntsnas ~ sisls ass Epna and rBlsisatiaa Ss
''d isad. via Charles " Essrutastsp. sAsassI
} ~siies, kiFhaFd - naruss aaa ttsgpsaA TIE.
hs's. all II Cesus Alsur taaHa
T. n HtuL0Ng
- ia Ian fAp Esetstsr
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MANSON 6 nst.Gv.


nrBtRraFsT % rua tsrualgs
EASb uFFbE AZ cats B-ALHEE. taARa.
Npv. n. Ism
Natiev 's hereby given that Ne iailuvinE.
uauFfl settler has aed AatIge Il his sntsutbaa 10
maxi anal proof In sappest II his ctaiR, AMI
that al Prnat sill b. maa- betass ths Register
'Sa'l RsrviEvr ~ q q Land OaAes al CossF d.
AIFHe. Idaha. GA JaRtMiy q. isU1. via
GODFREY J. JENKINS.
Va go, Tor the = y. ,.Aw. y 80. .. N.',N
" ;, and = " = y. ". i SEC. "a, Tp, - ~. u,
Nv. BM
lie names The faIigv lnE witnesses 10 Prove bic
eont'usip''s rrsiasRes upeu sod etsitlvailaa 81.
s'ld land. via Jasan y Hsbegsk. clay Iosssf,
IaJ " naFnusa AMI J. Herbert iJua. al 81
Mira, ihaho
uot gtdcc mp ksEid'r,
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tass otnsE ~ e@Fu s'AtEna, tssRs
Mes. q. hma
Sstiss Il asrwsY gives ma 10 sanShaaes
: IN sAs pF~ss aisaa ~ TOO sst sf Csagrwaa ~
iaas ,. lfis, sststt@i As at ~ ~ aais ~
im bsr itRis Ia EAs stas.s ~ casitssMAs. o4sups,
Ssyss'', Aaa WasA ta4saa TssrtiasY, a. -.
sa''s'i 10 81 r'siis LsaI stsIss " s~a ~ Asa
ast svt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30
aEpusLlcAN TRUST PROSPERITY,

The fact is beyond dispute that the big
coTporations-the trusts Of the country
ARE more prosperous than in. former
years, and that II is under Republican
administration that these conditions
exist. The trusts have raised the
price Of every article that the farmer,
the mechanic and the common people
consume. The advances have been
from fifty to two hundred per cent. In
many cases the wages OF those employed
by the trusts have also been advanced.
With an advance in the products there
has often come an advance in wages Of
five or ten per cent. and the fact is her
aided over the country as an indication
Of prosperity. while the advances on
articles OF consumption are quietly made
through the MALE from the manufacture
ers to tie iobbers and from the jobbers
TO the reta; ers or to those who supply
the pubic. The following commune
tion-one OF others making total nd.
vance Of fifty per cent in pricss-has
reached our desk and serves rs an illus
tration:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30
L.nE.E krMstlt.

81 81 ssps 3 si~oe. raantg - kuuasast. Rtass u
ts'hn, sas lAt l4y als3 "a ssis satrs bic swasa
'tsi1Ha~rs ~. tts 'of tas twssAass VI he q T.
-" saa 10 l. : AVS \ - ssgthsa No. & IA
r',vaahip We, " y. EaHGs We M. sss
siu -Hss stsof h sssw tsas tha iaha suasAs V
Haru 'alHaals tas Jts tfasssr % ss1as has ~
Agricultural sarpessS sad ~ sssahfAsa Ass
"tt'm 10 a'f3 land bsSssv ths Essi sss an.i Ne.
y '7-r - iAl' sats~ as Cssef a'Ats~s iasAs. 80
Handsr th~ tsah ar - FsssaasY. haa
lie assass sa witnesses y tstlsaa tiusasata.
An'lertsa & bssss, Efsisa Nglss saA TFaaR
d''iaw eli af cessr a'Ahna lsAA@.
AnY sHai cit Pssssas stsi@ins sfvsssslY tAs
tsoyE dsss rtAesi lands ere spaaaass1 W as tksfs
sAaims In ia ptl-s % ~ bsksrp ne sakt Bsh
iAy e FsLgaafY. pge. . H. hcpkuNa.
her atrh.Is hsa,.ss,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-12-30
GODFREY }. IENKINs.


IN tho district Court Il the Flrsi Jpdselai Dis
,r'ct Of the state d hiaho. In and Zoe kcoissal
County
The Idaho Mercantile Co.
AC0rpTatIon.
NstIer II fssw II
We. Attarkmea',
Charles kalanquin,
Defendant
Notice Is hereby given that wflt Of Atia'h'
msui. in the abats entitled eamse, has heen "
aiod All II Tho District CSaft II ne fisst Jsdl'
cia District oi tho Alata Of fdaiso. IN ad tef ihe
County Of kootsnal, against the pfegRtty o.
Charlss kAianVAln, Inc dstsndaal IN NJ aoe'e
eDtItle4 aAase.
InTestinsAy wi,Pfent. bavv heIr-
nsts - NJ hand. nAa selsea the
tsEAtl Asag of tRe Sald Disesiss tsaFA Tits
~ ssih Gag q DeesmDas, ~
JRo. @. CALLAHAN,
deoL50Isa.te t1ssk oG he Diststus ceaft
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! ours very truly,
EpAS EuVNn 3

oAAiy EnANo ~ ~
Eve-y retail merchant or dealer in the
land can testify to receiving such notices
covering almost every article controlled
by the trust. Republican papers DO not
mention these things, but there is never
a five per cent. advance in wages that
escapes their notice and they call 1t pros
PSri,y. Figure the prices the farmer
pays for hardware, for dry goods and
other staples, aud compare them with
wheat s. cents a bushel, then tell US
the farmefSis better of under Mckinley
rule and the gold standard than he ever
MAS before
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GRAY, EwING & Co,
WHoLEsALE PAPER.

SPOKANE. WASH, Dec. 4, 1899.
DEAR SIR:-Owing 20 two advances in
price having been made BY nanufactur-
ers Of envelopes since We issued our price
list Of Sept. 26, 1899. We are compelled to
advance our numbers 450 6 and 81 l5c
per NJ. All other grades numbering 1,
s, 8 and 81 are advanced Toe per NJ
And larger sizes in proportion. All
prices OF envelopes and paper are subject
TO chang without notice, but We will bill
At Lowest Market Price and hope to be
favored with your orders,
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

for another minutes and cooks up anGtn ke ahe
confdena back in her Gnr from
q. 1s 4ee sd 6 Her e6ueP %
suceubu DO kind Of man 4erenf e % Iay
obiges admire e onI1 MIN
Of the %op p
M m d ofe6 egds not M eee 4O cut it t5rongS @ | Ra
actually the Really we may -
roned out Of the room sok end
lit little n 01dly ters It ma he @ wers
eIrsnfsd In her dP0n % % ee G0hg Se might
thai ed fr man & % in the smoking his
s Hn m RzEsf dsird in for h ee iRs &
eGJon& & the nag forae rd duty 2c sending
his card to Nora Bae paTioT Rufh % as s that
his St b d
he knew % sT a9 mafe R9 4ns On @ the
his % 9d uB9p P1F the edn RESsPBB nof B
had none ] ms his t2oUghs sng
the lighting Neuyle and Morot IashsG
against against sto @ % %f18nbe % red lines and
bloody gappngs the streets Of & little cad Still feel spirit
he not t9o Unlike a ee yn6g 0Tng gg @ @
GOSan Lien m and un fahd nh % Te diaeefed
e fys s his the
ritual Of the Sunday editor Of d@ hs TeeHd H Nora
moment with an lonichi ne
Of R the ag oR Coleman and f hPy R5 IN
with at both sods
It was great n ZANE @ p @ to
the pEes9PPes P 9ee eSmRa5
@ many OF the o1ensns @ % @ fns namr
of thf s do1ered saa ee 4aa 9h
RESPONDED I}ng npy " NTH 1b ane @ com
man to ask the man questions Gf con-
train baloong soul was in danger OF c0apSn On
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

ee9s9 t5a @ an NGN og e m m forgiven You
cabin % coesn stF0ed Lint into the he 06nS dbb
Every man herf ie Sre the VINE merchant the chicago
way % g ng 9Pe 5e Of ot being
0 f6Ry @ he Tne Tf eRan
COe%EaR % asked ed for @ brandy ] and Gda & railway man
grnned @ Af3eF an eIaboate silence the vine
What's Wrong anyhov? The Chicago
Coleman that more than one
@ En- Some Train of snip
B9a5 2na T Re stages @ Sear the Captains
coposure that the populace was
soF after ter dinner @ S2man e the New M
the arm Say man won't you? I'm know
ae 1 asked k cmn @ nasn y ash ehg aS4 n2 anydt 5
abos5S ask he ,d 70 death Come along and
have q drink " WIEN H will You ask her2'. - oon osav
They had in the smoking & room @ a@| W T o @ fo gca
stroll Eveyb9dy Coleman read this ed ao b @ I Io up ana
per5d abrupt in the hum of
y his his e6a Raf9s ts a his f g eerte 5fe
lines AfteF time he th ffs sgd m et @ Was msGe dr
BY the ] tent0n S thG froNY @ Y didn't hurry yourself
On DECK ne i49h na 3 e ebfs Of winding
she sr % Tnd wet With the moisture
M tRfse I dae1S aeu don E %eh ear do s5ets oa
We'll What what & 90 you oy % 5er ' aSsrd
this i he al abhoTred Perg M %aG momen Avs @ friend
introduction OF course told
@ 5I his far Pl Said Ten eolanan 5 fG Gfdey dp would prob
ably thea every night ~ ~ s+aua ,,.+saa =,
b6 anS 5 gst =he SePE dad S fS5G posyey E
Coleman oppressed by this ultmaum on all right
I % ysS y m great rBe7 4" sEs G ed %
are JVh6? I? Oh going Greece First train There's
= fight? The Greeks and th'theh'
Rsy TqF b F# sf Hs Fses Fsfs. oyer 3
93oI@ ro % stop in London for
three and 2 fSF %e6 d3yi win that 1Y way home I'm not
year the wars
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There was long the don

down the
a Rufus Conr
brute Nov when
perfec
Coleman anazemehI
say" . s ,t o sold began Nora slowly sud
her well don't let's talk abou
urve watch the cabin starS
had Ill to come on
and g"
ded n
al he museo
with the e OF tae o
at
he
he
matte the wine merchant iooA
grum
being
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
You Didn't Hurry YOURSELF She He Joined Her

falling dead fall from 3 grsa Tee red he sbsf ssaF Ss
ship firmly the dock befor Miss B9f b hn hree m mf af fnds %
nstany Ruag9f d T owd er 1t was possb
him hsT it M s5 fhe shp 5 al Ten ANY ahf W gosspa
noted noted @ & tr2S % Reed Sr das a and @ d mean nail his S
They & erf b e ToIape %dn Wa oeT coarse ana yet silent
passed 5u s to @ s 91Sss % of n5 H5h little Rs
fa @ csHs @ f ensased bundled
nt 6 it IN along en @ h e e
sR bTght % vePS R meas nab peon
chanoa q sa godB S9Ss to Sou
ing P9
S7 ThanE d
emo @ m T had 1e4n @ Raq n as ms two
saea eard Hopn ndp ea I his Suer @
SAID T?a p s ae
TT sR the nibe % tts tt a aFfns
ard in well into carriage anyhow
him from the & dark & iGterog Now L Rufus
him she said "Brute
CHAPTER
boud 2a % h sSa bk 59 alons smoky
only h@Ting yellow and red signs ~ , , IT,,
Sa s e m s15 se peob at ghs New fna @ m ws Gables es
In rfs Eroa ene there % o @ easo g WIN WIN % e should @ ea
mo money rev Pd epSmOus powers over nations
Rc 3 3 %s R a the s
a e e an M a have srs ' a5 P
s egi1RssS Se the q
ap6 to 9a % @ .h the Is so.s5 H
came
kept for e % o % M ade H vent @ ea the e s
oecs s e he hf s50Pf p o. gre
Ro
to 5 T ns E s es & G? ssa sfs
@ II & @ s's ss st $ @ s
snox E % % I 90 al H 7f sTz1 Fl. st: % T z
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

usual
drinking It sight Of the people
which
charged and the length
of ne
he in
by Athens
with
vehicle
Officers little chairs front OF tho cares al
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

e Srs"s s
# re- 1HoR fSas Of dSs fss
@ p @ sfa F9 the dafs paHa ns fhf Gaa csb % so Ps
stion coleman
tRsp R p s @ @ 5 p e tho % Rn one eye snsan ih
1srR5 ssau5' s
s %5q Sa t Vi vdSd ssoRs
raSS Ss@s HPu
{Ssa =
pa @ f @ he d @ 9' thus % R Rt hf @ Tasd asa he s Ts
@ st as I
9 @ & f @ ] % f & ne pf s 5s 2 W his
@ s a54 @a W&Rs5s SS tSs2
a i
w e be Haf @ ta
coleman oei9g Of
% m on M h@a 1na @ 5 in ] Es5a % s n @ states ate %
@ RysS 3 was sos 6 Ts 9sqSs int S 'q1ns nf @ s 5: .
aR @sfas SHsSz" about them at present
ss5 sssss S & e sss 81 &c: Il IF: :H s:s:S:
R 6st little oa ss s head ike # h @ and only at
sSs s?a a ass y
sn hen t1tRRSsa. - snoa h. asked
Ss Ps " the man before him
ss iaa ;:i va + < $sa:
@ 4 ssS
yga ea % s. s4s but E 5s g f sss5
s fd of the be- T % M on % river I & heTe a ts 6 TRa
Wilt with
% s ] bon a hut % a f6rf % % f0
he said
The Minister opened his eyes
Pm at
OF
S a % & Office the he % S @ & Pa seGfTa o Of sSfs @
Could
the consider
@ drago@an M then % bought he and speed
dealers
ride back towaFd w his hotel tel
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-11-23
Farmers Institutes.

Again Columbia County is prom
ised series Of Institutes that will be
of benefit to the public just in proper
ton as those interested in agriculture
may take hold and push the work in
the local sections where the meetings
will be held. Farmers should consti-
tute themselves a Committee OF Ar
rangements and begin at once to get
up an enthusiasm tor the cause. This
done now, all may be proud of the
success that will surely follow. Insti-
tutes will be held as follows: Mifflin-
vile, Dec. s and 9; Orangeville, Dec.
II and IL; Benton, Dec. I3. The
chairman of the county work would
like to meet those interested next
week to organize and get ready for
the meetings. For this purpose he
will be at Mifflinville, Tuesday, Nov.
%, Snyder's Store; Benton, Friday,
Dec. I, McHenry House; Orangeville
Saturday, Dec. 2, Brick Hotel. Please
meet promptly at p. m, so I can
come home on evening train.
H. V. WHITE,
Chairman.