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The daily news., 1900-04-16
Call for State Convention.

Gail FOR a state democratic roUveCtlcr %
~ HID a Jacksonville. r Id. Tuesday. = III.
L. i~r:
The democratic party Of Tie state 90 Flor
ida W.T.. hold q state convention n Jack ~nn-
vile on Tue,dsy. June Il, at - noon, Tor tue
fOi'OVIng purpose:
To choose delegates = reprr~--.: The state
in - = national democratic convention. TO
De- held At ksE sas CIIy. Mo..JuIv :. lS't: to
EOmllate candidates Tor the Uti!c-- Cf Gov
erGOr, one Justice Of The supreme court.
a secretary Of Stat-. AttOrDey-tirneral.
comptroller. Treasurer. Superintendent ot
Pubic Instruction. Comm >>lprer Of CTi-
culture. Railroad Commissioner for Ihe
term pf four years. four Pre-IG-utiAl Elect
Ors and four Altern6te-. TO be voted FOR al
the next regular Sta-e election. and 10
transact such other business as may come
before The convention.
The different counties in the state viii
send delegates 10 the convention upon the
fnIinWlug basis OF representation: one de!-
gate Z r each one hundred votes Cast for
th- candidate on the state tlCk-t "a no r.
ceIved the highest number OF votes at tn
general election OF 80. and one ADDITIONAL
vote fOr the fraction in excess thereof
when L amounts TO nifty or more. The
committee ha> al-o allowed additional rep
resentatiOn where the vote Wss increased
At the election Of l~-S in any county fOE
>ta'e officers. The counties under til, rule
Will he entitled TO representation il fU.-
The daily news., 1900-04-16
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.

The most effective pruning is done
f. the early stages Of growth.
Sow or plant onions at tie v2ry first
favorable opportunity in tie spring.
Before going into fruit cGl'urc find
or; ~Lat your land is best adapted 70
Ig---ec, a-d give those varieties TIE
Trrt,s-:-a.
\ snail thrifty tree. with plenty Of
small. a1roa> roots when st out. Will
lte a rs"l bearing tree sooner t.an q
large ole w.tl E.aJila'rd roots.
VIZ DO ra:ie-y Il fruit is il best 10
Aarc a." trees grow tall They are not
r.ly :Iy.c easily shaken Ly The wind.
lGt i1e FIJI Is harder To gather.
4 moderately Lcavy sol ;hat has
i-.-n vru.t...a.lcd and SglSoilcI ana
f3.'H carefully worried is capable q
p-.'crias rEc A-ar.,st and best crops
,C ;rGt
T-~ Advantages f the dwarf pear
o.,- 20. standards are that they eo..e
..-p earring soonest. tine f~u.t J. more
easily -a-a"rc-! AID the trees are more
easily sprayed.
Keep an cy" 20 the fUture shape e
tie t~"cs and timely remove small.
needless crO>siug o. crooked limbs.
TL,S viii usually avoid heavy pruning
later on.--SL Louis Republic.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
knn.n. quniI For connecticut.

Some wealthy s19rtSmea OF Bridge
port Conn. haze sent 10 Kansas for
GO dozen quail As sOcn as the birds
arrive they vii De taken out in batcAes
and liberated az various points in the
surrounding country. They cost 81
dozen. and IL iS expected that when li5-
Grated they VII bc easily able 10 main
tan themselves oua,ls mate iu April
nnI Nay. Each ,.air viii produce Two
Lroods of - o- l. birds each during
1lc suurue- aaI carly fan TIE I,;t=e-
po-t men think tlat abo.t 81 iyr ceat
G. tln voru- r.u survive. - that in
tie f-i i.,cr. v.ll l,.. about 800 quail
% Ri a-,a t.ir law is OF.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
HERES YOUR CHANCE.
Iron, Woven Wire and o namental
Fencing for All Purposes.

I am agent for the largest manu-
fac:urer- in the world Of everything
in the way Of plain and ornamental
iron and wire fencing, >ettees. vases.
etc. There Is nothing in this line
that | cannot supply and at manu-
facturer> prices. erected in durable
and wOrkmaulike manner and at
such low prices that you will be as
tonished. / supply anything from
a plain wire farm fence 10 the
most expensive ornamental Gem et7ry
fence; cre-tirg for towers, tree
guards. ornamental setteeS. base
ment windows. window guards.
hi;chingracks. weather varps. woven
wire poultry Nart fencing. Space
will not permit me - eUumerate ell
the styles I sell, bat you can see
illustrated catalogues and get esti-
mates by applying a. VIM. Johnson
x sons hardware department
"4lm 4. J. WATKINS.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
For the Fir,t Congressional District.

,all FOR a democratic c'LveHtIyu Ct ts-
Gr-t cor gTr>sICIal dls>T.ct ti thr -'al- Of
rlo-i ia. 20 be- held at gallaha----. Florida.
"Wednesday. WAY 9th. A. j.. l@.t
Lh- democratic party ot tn- .r>t C0.-r-,-
-.0Hai district OF ID" -ta-- OF FlHTlG4. Viii
hold . cJuEr.-~sloTa al COrv-t.'!pn al Ia.Ia-
-a>-.- on Wednesday, Ma. #H-a, al -
p..HcH noon. for tl- UIrno-- q Nom ..l,,r g., -
a -al!i 'I-- for congress from >afG Gt>-~. @
- ':'- tty-S'N"DtH 3 cor = -t>~ az fr. l. It'd
-t'---. 10 % voted for At L. ...Nt ti-.js.i..
af.' 10 transact such her tu-Il.t-s- a. '..av
we before - q convention.
Il- ."T-ut c"Iut.r. z tne district oil
--aI delegates 20 ta- conversion upon the
30, d" -f- ha~l~ e T-p--~-r th'.nu: CA. C'.,-
.E1." iH! enc. -.. votes cast e.. The car t.-
.a.r tt- congress 10 sad ll>' r!cf .; -. ,l-
r.'.l tHr Crf. --r--~ man held ia .>.- All .t.-
- !.r .-r.rl.aI Vote. for iu- fiacrI.rl !l ..yr.--
--rr-ut "a VH-u j. amounts 60 rtty vT -.....-
Tn roTrU.ltjr- a@- "a 80 allowed dsD-r..--i.
..Tg-.-t-U ..fIHI v here the y,:- tpT con-
= .->muD Wa~ ilrr-a-.L ar t!- -lrctlol Df
/ .~. 10 any county. Tu- ruuIyl-- ,r1-t
AZ Ial- VII. be- entitled 10 r-pct, t,-utei.ou
follows
The daily news., 1900-04-16

The couotIcs viii select their delegates in
any manner which may be ccnsIderr1 best
10y the people aclIuE through the party or
carnations As recognized by the last con-
zresstonal convention. All democrats are
invited TO participate in the selection %
delegates thereto. including those who
nSve become qualified 10 vote since the
last election.
" convention held tor the purpose Of select
lDC delegates to the first cOu.Tes- al con-
V"ntIon are requested to send 10 ". B.
henderson. chairman. Tampa. Florida,
written or printed copy OF the proceed su--
% Nuch rOuuiN conventions. tCgrl her WI
list ~ the names " the county executive
committee. IA which should br d. gnbt-d
.he chairman and secretary Of such com
Wtttrs. v. B HENBFR-oN.
IES. Il " ALL. GD1.ImAI.
Secretary.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
The Art Of War.

To train bis soldiers tie emperor %
Germany las devised q scheme for
making tie army rEaDeUyers as Ike as
possible u tie conditions Of actual
warfare. Dummies have been made OF
straw. canvas and old uniforms They
viii be set q? in mimic forts. and al
these real shot and she'll XIII be fred
by the soldiers. The kaiser has evil
dently been impressed by the feats Of
American soldiers swimming rivers ~
der FIRE IL the Philippines, for one Of
the feats consists IN the firing AT dunn
mics painted with m1s'aches and fur
uished with caps. These heads fOat IN
tie water and make splendid targets.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
Marion Wants Railroad.

MARION. Ala, April l4.-SteT~ have
been taken 70 secure the construction Of
a railroad through this place Captain
John HowZe. chairman Of the citizens
railroad committee. has appointed a
committee of business men 10 attend Z
meeting Of the board Of directors Of the
Birmingham. Selma and New Orleans
railroad. to b. held in Selma April l.. %
confer with said directors wiki a view
4 a~c-r,alning il this line can n IN.
6uced - come % Marion. with posi-
h,e ex:essinn and Intersection with ot.le-
Zines n tie mineral belt a. an objective
p.-l.t.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
GOOD NEWS FROM AFRICA.
Trnnsvaal Peace Commission Talks OF
sItuatiOn-WhatT They Desire.

RoEE. April I4.-SythiaE j. known
here II oorT JbJr0-iJn q the report pub
Eshed abroad tha: Count Won BuelJw,
the German minister 4 foreign affairs,
had visited the TTaE-rlal peace envOvs
a Milan and the storv l. nor credited.
The PJrtuS8e~e minister, Senator Car
~nlhO Nasc1ocellys. however, has gone
@ that CITY.
An I2ts-vlaw j. p1j.>h-d here II
which JoEkhe-- Ab-am FI>ele-. one Il
the Taansvaal lIatal-s.paer-. i alleged
% have declar.d JIa- rl- :. Url African
rep1bEcs wa-- Wiling o max auv sac
r1t1ce IN order q Tr--5-ye tnol- Eb@r-v
and Independence. Taav dlt ny wish.
be declar-i. T. add - their t-TTItDrv.
but merely q r-Jain j. and p live p-8c--
fully az h0-ae. Tn r-pEb,lc-. n con
tInUed, had Only zJ.y1 soldiers and
Great Britain was -1lEZTra-Iug the
numb-rs q magnify hnr v.cr1rle,
Tnc i.t--vl-w then adds.
AT tlis moment JankL-rr Fischer re
ceIyed telegram AID - -r.l.-g n *
Chained:
Good news from Af-i-a.
Thc BDer p-aoe commissioners l-ft vi
Ian for The Hague this afternoon. Dr..
Leyds. the dlploma-ic agent Il the
Transyaal. accom- panyIng them as far a.
b-us-D.-~
The daily news., 1900-04-16
ECzENA.IfGuI>G HUNaE>


PinpI,s Cu-.J ~ q u E-B,rir
Pre- 81. >uI,.~er~
Doc y.ur SBin I;ch AMI Ba,. g..
Di-tre--i.-- I--uat.1l.- au tt, Skin ESQ
vou tel a-aaul-e o. l- son in com
panyc Uo -ra31- ard ~rslr~ form on
the Skin. lEaiv or ~cal,o Have you
Eczema HS.a. ~r:r and Cracked:
Rash torr ou :h, Skin" Fri,k kim
Pain iu th- S'si,o Epi:>2 IiuYl.-c
Bone Pains swollen J.Iut-" Falling
Hair Ail Bon Dswie skin Pa
OIa ~.TeS9 Eating Sore? Jic.rs:
All ;ho-a ai- symptoms If Erz-ma
and ImpBrit:-- aud PUi~oU- ia tEr
Blood To c1rc 10 rtly cured take
3. 4. D.. Botanic Blood BIlm5
which makes thr blood pure and
rich. 3. 4 Is. VIII cause The sores
70 heal. iirhl1r Il eczema To stop
forever. tie kin 70 become cierT
and the breath sweet. Is. B Is. l.
Just the remedy yoU have been look
rug for. 2 h"Irughly tested for -
year. Duy reader, are advised a.
try +. p. y. FsT >ale by druggi-t-
At 81 ptT large hO,rlE- Gull treat
mentN s.. Ccmpl-ts directions with
zach bottle. 80 sUff-rers may .eSt
x. Address BLOOD BALM CO.
Atlants. Ga. DrscIIbe your trouble
and Free Personal medical advice
EBvea-
The daily news., 1900-04-16

The counties will select their delegates j.
a'y uIaHurr when may De- considered r.-t
oy the people acting through thu party DI-
ySGIZAtIOu a. recognized by ,hr IB~j -tate
cpEN-1tiOn. All Cen Orrat> are INVITED 10
participate IN th- selection Of G-i-Eqt.s
n-r'tO Including those VINO have u-cOiur
+ual5II-d 10 vote since th- last election.
The chairman and secretary Of each c.'U -
y convention held for the E!rDD>- Df e.-Ct-
.Cg delegates To thu state CpIV-utlCu are
requested 20 send to Hon. ". \. EaWi>.
snaIriuarl. Tallahassee. + "a. = wI.-t-n p-
printed copy Of the prOrr-r IL - - such
county convention. together with a i4~I al
the nau-> of The county eXecufIV- muit-
r-e. IN which should br d~-i-It'rI The
chairman aid secretary e.: such crmuittte.
". a. ENEIS.
}. 90 COPPER. O4d.-liI.U.
Secretary.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
STEPHEN CRANES ILLNESS.
American Author at the Point Ct Death
la England

LoyooN, April L. Pr Stephen
CTaa-. wno l. lying At =, PIN Z death
has. for the past year, been ocrupvinc
one q the Oldest hoa>es IL Enr..nd l.
= situated IL rhe lpvelieSr ra-t = Sussex
and j. owned bv NorCton Fr-we!.. Il /.
called B,eSic Place and was bull, N l4OJ
In 0al:-- il i j rlinia,1 1Te castle. There.
with straw Uttered over the S-1rai for.
x.tl hug OH f-e places burning bright
y and Win everything a. in feudal
um@-. tie mlH who wTOre The Red
Badce Il Courage has teen turning our
book- and magazines with great IL
dCS-rv
Thoa2h p4rhsps Z all !.n4ricans in
England. u one IN English .irererv cir.
cles ! spoken of I1o7r lovingly aud ad
lui-;nClv than thc author VII De- rar,er
threatens T. end b-fgr- be reache, his
tLlr-ieti wear. His wife i with him.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
At {. Y ThompkOn's.

Cranes Ladies Note Paper, and
Envelopes to match.
Cambridge Linen and Envelopes.
Hurd's Parchment.
Invitation Paper and Envelopes.
Linen Tablets.
Frosted Nelum and Envelopes.
English Note; Satin Wow: Tissue
Paper; Denni-"H'~ Crepe, Etc. WI; b
a general assortment nf stationery.
& Y. Thompson.
No. 80 SoG.a PAlafUX street.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
q oId nnmnn Win S.rre-

A Chira-y wouan. - years old. To-
-utly witIcSSed without pain the am
Utation 81 her right leg az tse hip.
IeT condition did not permit The use Of
2 anIS;he:ic. AMI the nerves in the
= were Gralcncd 10y the injection Of
Ocainc 30 the y"r,ehral cavity above
be Join; where 'he nerves controlling
he lower limbs branch from the spinal
.crt
The daily news., 1900-04-16
Meek.v Bank Statement.

Nv IoGK, April l4.-Tae weekly
Iauk s,atenen, shows the follywiu.
chang Surplus rc-e-ye. ino--aSe.
$3.45l.475: lJau-. incrca>-. $4,000:
sT-cie. increase. 3, ,4S1 800: legal tenders.
Increase. S5l6,4 deposits. increase,
al. .s32 90: circulation. increase. $50
900 The banks now hold SI0.0J0,275 IL
excess of the requirements.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
HIs Only Chnnce.

Il never saw such a man as old
Small for running away all the young
men that can on lis daughters"
Don't you understand? II IS the
only chance he has to bully men bigger
than Le is."-Indianapolis Press.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
purelN Enr GInrr.

DO you expect your son to take hon
ors at college,"
Il want him TO, yet, 10 matter how
many honors be gets. shall object 10
him playing ually."-Philadel-
phia North American.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
EVERY DROP

of medicine that goes in a
prescription filed in this store il
perfectly pure. Pure crUgs mean a
speedy recovery. Poor drugs mean
a relapse. You want the best. Let
Us fill your prescription, and supply
other medicines, ". Z. Green & Co.
TIE Prescription Druggist" 81 :.
Palafox street. Phone $50.
The daily news., 1900-04-16

] will repair your watches and
jewelry in first-class style. J. I.
Stephens.
The daily news., 1900-04-16

Confectionery in lU. - and %u-caU:
b pX--. Try I. EN-. AL dealers sci!
them.
The daily news., 1900-04-16

Women forgive injuries, but never
forget Sights.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25
Much Ado About Nothing.

If that dons hit the present state admins
tration, what does?
Stanley was going to be great moral gov
ernor-but he hasn't.
He was going to reform all the state insttu-
tions-but he hasn't.
He was going to wipe out the hell holes i'll
the Klondike and protect the inmates of the
Leavenworth soldiers home-but he didn't
And GODDARD was going to prosecute 'em with
big "P"-but he didn't.
And Stanley was going to economize by re-
ducing the state house force-but he didn't.
And GODDARD was going to enforce the laws in
the interest OF the mners--but he didn't
And Cole was going to stop the raids upon
the treasury-but he didn't.
And Clark was going to stand with Breiden-
thai on the charter board and force the corpora
tons to comply with the law-but he didn't.
And Mr.. Stanley was going to make the rail-
roads come to time end do justice to the live
stock shippers-but he didn't.
And he and Church were going to bring the
insurance companies up standin'-but they
didn't.
And GODDARD was going to the U. S. supreme
court and compel the Colorado people to quit
using the waters of the Arkansas river, and got
as far as Washington OH his mission and pass
and then he didn't.
The whole performance has been like that of
the immortal Buck Dawes, who was going to
PIT Pitcher behind the bars as soon as he took
the oath of office as attorney genenal-and then
didn't.
And now Brother Stanley is writing long in
terviews for the daily papers, accompanied by
double column cuts of his noble face, telling
the people what wonderful reforms he will
bring about if they will bring about if they
will give him another whack at the deal-but
they won't.--I't. Scott Lantern.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25
WON'T RECOGNIZE THE BOERS.

Mckinley refuses to recognize the representa-
tives of the Transvaal republic who rived IN
this country few days ago. He says we must
maintain strict neutrality. At tbs same time,
his every act is in the interest of Great Britain.
There was a rousing meeting few evenings
since in honor of the Boer ENJOYS Hundreds
were unable to gain admittance to the building
where the meeting was held. There were nu-
merous senators and congressman present, as
we'll as other high officials, but Mckinley re-
fused 10 attend However, the Beers had no
reason to complain of a lack of sympathy on
the part of the people. Ii is safe to say that
nine-tenths OF the people of this country SYM
pathize with the Beers.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25
Wages In Kansas.

According to statistics gathered by State La
Dor Commissioner Lee Johnson for his forth
coming report the average yearly wages paid to
the working men in Kansas for 1899 was $512.-
"a. This is good increase over the average of
the previous year. However, the average cost
of living was $5o9.13, which only left an av-
erage OF $2.9I saving to the Garner for the year
The increased cost in the prices of necessities
cut down the average savings.
"Labor was we'll employed during the year at
good wages" said the labor commissioner
"and if prices on necessities had not advanced,
the reports would have shown good increase
in the amount of savings. But the necessities
went up with the price of labor, and, DIS re-
suit, the laborer was not able to save much
money. However, he had good living out OF
t."-Sedan Lance.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

If the Democrats of Kansas want the cleo
toral vote of this state 10 60 to Mr.. Bryan, they
must show different spirit than is being man
ifested in certain quarters. The great majority
of Popuists are willing to make any reasonable
compromise in order that the country may be
relieved of Hannaism and its attendant evils
They are anxious for union OF forces, but
they do not propose to be swallowed up or an
INITIATED; neither will they tamely submit to
insolent dictation. Show little more of the
same spirit you expect of Popusts, and we
will be more likely to get together, and keep
Kansas from going into the Republican column.
TT Scott Lantern.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

WEDNESDAYS daies contained the account
of the sucice, i'll Chicago, of young, stout
able.bodied man who not long since returned
from serving Uncle Sam in the Philippines
He mad been in Chicago several weeks, every
morning leaving his hotel, and putting i'll the
entire cay searching for work. He kept up the
search until his money was gone, all his effects,
even to his underclothlng, being pawned, and
then almost within the shadows of the palace
of Potter Palmer, blew out his brains And
yet the prosperity howlers tell us that there Is
plenty of work at good wages for all who want
TIT Scott Santern.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

In his address at the board of trade banquet
Given in his honor in Columbus, Ohio, Mr..
BRYAN declared that his Omission in politics is
not to separate the rich and poor, but to bring
them together as friends and co-helpers.
Could a grander or nobler aspiration be con-
ceived? And doesn't it entitle him to the CO.
operation and support of every true patriot in
the land?-Wichta Democrat.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

A CHICAGO firm of coffee dealers, according
the Record, received and shipped to that city
$500 bags of coffee that came to New York on
a ship that contained passengers who were sui
fering from the bubonic plague. The plague
stricken passengers were taken off the ship and
the coffee was exposed to the sun few days,
and then shipped to Chicago.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

LAWYER DAWES has again "closed' the
Klondike--a the saloon keepers had stripped
the old soldiers of their cash. The Klondike
will probably remain closed til next pay day,
when the saloons will again open up and rake
in the soldiers cash. Then Dawes will "close'
them again.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

WHEN the news of the victory of the British
at Mafeking was received at London, all Lon
don imme diately proceeded to get on bowling
drunk, and disgraceful scenes were in evidence
on every hand.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25
them again.

SENATOR CLARK, of Montana, resigned his
seat in the senate, and was appointed by the
acting governor of Montana, the governor be-
ing absent 1t is not likely, however, that the
senate will seat him.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

Ir is evident that the Republicans are scared
up over Indiana. They. have engaged Cover
nor Roosevelt Dick Yates and other prominen
Republicans to stump the state.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25
70. L. ADAMS
UNDERTAKING AZ
Calls answered day or night. Hearse If.
niSlled free. Rooms two doors east of Nv.
Lewis & Sons first floor. Residence tel.

ALL the big bridge factories in the counv
have organized themselves into a trust
sas within the past few days.
QUAY has announced that he is a candidate
for reelection to the senate.
X. {. Weekly Times and AGITAToR, SI.2s.
GET calculating pencil at Walrad's
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

STANLEY refuses to pardon Pool Grmstead,
the Wathena editor who was imprisoned by
Judge Stuart, Boss Leland's tool. Now what
will Toe Hudson and his crowd do?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

FRANK S. MoNETr, former attorney general
of Ohio, who was turned down by the kepup-
licans because he prosecuted the Standard On
Company, says Mckinley will lose Ohio this
year.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

ACCORDING to the report made to the GOV
ernor by the state mine inspector, coal-digSeiS
earn as low as SO cents per day. This IS
''prospe1ity."
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

AN English expert rises upon his hind legs
and asks: ''Is the end of the war in sight?"
That depends upon which end he refers to.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

THE United States Supreme Court has de-
cided in favor of Governor Beckman OF Ken
lucky Taylor steps down and out.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

THE Republicans will hardly go down into
the mining district and preach prosperity this
year. The report of State Mine Inspector
Keegar is now in press, and, from the advance
sheets already issued, the following average
oe nor dov ic chOwp
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

IT is rumored that H. Clay Evans, COM
missioner of pensions, has resigned.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

wage per day is Shown:
275 miners average. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .12
goo miners average. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1876
9 miners average. ................... 1913
1874 miners average. ....,........... 81
40 miners average. LOB
The inspector says he has to rely upon the
coal companies for these figures, apd that he
has reason to believe that the actual earnings
of the miners is much less than this. The
cases given are representative ones, and show
the legitimate result of corporation greed. No
wonder there are strikers in the mining coun-
try, and they will continue until the govern
ment takes the mines out of private control and
operates them for the benefit of the people
Kansas Democrat.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

JoE BRIsTow, of Kansas, been sent to
Havana to unravel the tangle in the Cuban
postal department.
THE Boer ENJOYS had conference with
Secretary Hay, but he refused to recognize them
officially.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

THE Boer ENJOYS have been invited by more
than fifty mayors to visit their respective cities.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-25

THE street car strike in St. Louis continues
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-08-29
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