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Settlers for Idaho,

The Great Northern overland coast
ram went out in two sections yes erday.
washington and coast points and everv
lily. N'" "0"N
The settlers were of thrifty appea ranco
and apparently of a desirable cass
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Sealed verdict returned.

The jury in the personal injury suit of
John Donahue against the city which has
been tried before Judge Jaggard re-
turned sealsd verdict shortly after 6
O'Clock last evening. Donahue sues to re-
cover $1,000 for injuries sustained by his
minor son Daniel
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RAMBLERS-Be than ever and only
$40; secondhand wheels, SO to 500; we
repair all makes, call for and deliver.
Telephone 772 Valley; our tin can has
been taken out. Bird Cycle Co
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Low Rate to Milwaukee and Re-
turn Via c.. MI g. st. p ~

June IS, 49, 20. q, -22 and %. the NH
waukee" will sell tickets to Milwaukee
and return, from the Twin Cities, at sI1. 10,
on the certificate plap, account interna-
return until June so inclusive.
Five handsome modernIy equipped pas
senger trains to Milwaukee daily.
p. m, st. Paul $40 >. M daily. for Mil
waukee and Chicago, only perfect train
in the world
For full particulars call on "Milwau
kee" agents, or address J. T. ConIey. A
q. P. A.. ST. Paul. MINI.
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BICYCLES.

MONARCHS-Bes bicycle on the market
at any price; call and see them; SIS to
$50; repairing a speciality; headquarters
for gas lamps. st. Paul Cycle Co., 324
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OLD CASE is SETTLED.
Old German Insurance TangIe Is
Passed Upon.

After eight years of continuous litiga-
ton, the form OF judgment IN the case
Of Willoughby Bros. against the st. Paul
settled yesterday by Judge Brill, of the
district court. The to,al liza bilities are in
the neighbo1 hood CT 100000, a large
amount of which is offset in the fo1m of
judgment.
Norman Fette~ is named as receiver to
collect the assets and the stockholders
liabilities. The total claims against the
company are in the neighborhood of
$500, 900.
James E. Trask is allowed 81, 400 as at
torney for the leading crs d tors, and Carl
Taylor 500 as attorney for the Chicago
& Alton company.
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C. Niedecken and wife to Ina Slokoe.
1t "A, George H. Schick,er's add.
Z. Niedecken, executor, to Ina So
koe, 1t IA, George H. Schick-
ler's add. d...................... (
William T. Donaldson ct al. to C. H.
Smith, Its and Z, blk 8, E. NJ
Clara kuhl to Dorothea Kuhl, und u
of part Its II and Il, blk II, Brew
ster's .......................
Total a deeds) s)........................
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AS TO TRANSFER CHARGES.
Minnesota Transfer Directors Con-
sidered PIea OF Merchants.

The directors of the Minnesota Trans
Ter hallway company met vest r5ay for
The purpose Of adjusting the dis pute be-
lMttn the company and the midway
matter was gone over again at Iength
None of The interested shippers were pres
ent, but several communications s ting
iortb their side of the case were rad
No definite action was taken. though sev-
eral matters affecting the ra es were ! e.
IeIred to w A. Scott, general manager
Of the Omaha, for adjustment.
The Transfer railway company decided
70 purchase fifty ton switching IJcomo-
tive and guam ity of new steel 1als for
use in the yards
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WANTED-Circulars, wrappers and en-
velopes to address at home by lady
who writes plain and neat hand. Adj
dress E. r. L., st. Anthony Hill p.
q cit -.
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Trunk Line NIentinn

new YORK, June 2O.-A meeting of
fri5i5 8-Iic aus 5, representing the roads in tie
me offices Of the association in this Si.v
commissioner Goddard presided. After
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WANTED-Washing ironing or house
cleaning, or work Of any kind by the
day. 405 Jay st
YOUNG LADY desires office position;
doctors or dentists preferred. Call or
address S6s East Tenth st.
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Freight Wreck Mt Fri,

A freight wreck on the Milwaukee de-
iiayed traffic yesterday and made trains.
INTO m LEe cities more or less ate. Freight
no: % on the Iowa and Minnesota divi-
sion was derailed at Erin, MINI.
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RELIEF SOCIETY
Employment RexIster.

MAN-We can furnish q good. strong
handy man for wholesale house, or any
other such work.
BOY-A bright, willing boy for Office or
errand boy; needs work badly.
REPAIRING of trunks and valises want.
ed by man who understands the work
thoroughly.
NURSES-We can furnish efficient wonn-
en- TO care for the sick.
WOMEN-To do plain sewing. washing,
ironing and housecleaning can be had
from this office; also men to do odd
Jobs. wood saving etc
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES.
Anybody out Of work In st. Paul or
minneapolis may insert an ndver-
tisement under this heading free
Of charge.

A YOUNG MAN wants work around
or any kind of work; very useful and
handy around a place; would like to
hear OF place soon. Address 451 East
Sixth
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

EIGHTH GRADE and high school stu
dents to call between and D. M and
receive desk dictionary free Of charge
East Seventh
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Denied the Divorce.

Judge Kelly yesterday filed an order re-
fusing to grant a divorce in the case of
Albertina Wagner against John Peter
Wagner
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JANITOR-Smart boy for janitor work
and errands. T. w. Ingersoll, 50 East
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Continued Till Today.

Judge Bum in the district court yester-
day afternoon cont nued the case of the
state against E. S. Thompson until to-
day.
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YOUR VACATION.
The 500 Line Has Planned 1t for
YOU,

Ten-day personally conducted excursion
-1,1G0 miles by water through Georgian
Bay, Lake Huron, River and Lake st.
Clair, River Detroit Lake Erie-visiting
commodation, all expenses paid, $1,000.
Leave Minneapolis and St Paul June 2Sth.
Make reservations at once 500 Line
Ticket Office, S79 Robert street
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS-At Hotel Fey, corner Cedar and
Seventh. furnished rooms by the day
or week; steam heat and bath; tran
silent trade solicited.
COLLEGE AY.. 26 AND 28 WEsT-One
and one-half books from carnival
grounds; furnished rooms, single or in
suites; can accommodate II to Is people
during carnival week
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Ticket Office 400 Robert Street. Tel. Main &c
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SANDAL WOOD CAPSULES

Cure Gonorrhoea, GIeet, unnatural dis
charges in few days. All druggists Ac-
-cept only Docuta, by mail Sl.50; full di-
rections. Dick & Co, 1873 Centre ST Nelv
York.
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Meet Me at the 500 Line Ticket
Office.

a. = portion of the 500 Line Ticket Ofice.
3f9 Robert street, has been fitted up as a.
waiting room for the use of the general
pubic, as meeting place, or for tempo
rary rest while down town. Writing ma
terials viii be furnished to any one who
may wish to use same
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Total
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POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT = Several very desirable
houses and flats in all parts of the
city; all in good condition and reason
able rent. See our list. The st. Paul
Trust Co, Endicott building.
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Health Free to Weak Men

Health Free TO Weak Men.
Burned-out nerves, weakened
brain force, declining vital energy
ana al the consequences of these
conditions are cured by our special.
lists; Course OF. treatment on trial
and approval, and marvellous de-
Yeloplng appliance sent for the ask
ing. We trust your honor If YOU
honor our skill and follow dfrec-
uons. Priceless information FREE.
DtCAL CO.. BUFFALO. ny.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

~O~0~-0-0~~O~~0-0-~-0O--0-
FOR RENT-A good upright piano, 50 per
month. Call or address z. P. Geason,
Piano Dealer, % TiltCn st.
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BOARD OFFERED.

SIXTH ST, 260 WEST-Front alcove
room, nicely furnished for two. with
board; reasonable.
WALNUT ST. 28S-Furnished ro3ms and
board for visiting Elks
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POPULAR WANTS
AGENTS AND AGENCIES

>~-~~~~~~-~-N-~~~-~-~-o~~~
BANKERS LIFE ASSOCIATION as.
sets, SS50,000; largest strongest, best
minnesota life company: wants capable
agents; gives producers every assist
ance. Address Douglas Putnam, SEQ
retary, St. Paul.
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CLAIRVOYANTs.

"~~~"O0~~0@~o@o~"~~~0~00@~
MRS. ALICE AUSTIN-C. airvoyant. card
MRS. WILLIAMS, clairvoyant, massag-
list; no sign; walk up stairs. Room /,
542 Cedar, near capitol.
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FARM LANDS.

--~~o-o-~-~~~~o-~-o-~-~-o-
$1,000 MERCHANDISE to trade for farm
land or residence; one-quarter cash.
John H. Klein, Mountain Lake, Mimi,
Lock Box 216
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CHIRoPoDIsTS.
NOTICES.

N-Oo-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-ooo
ABE ROSENFELD sod to NJ J. Brown
stein, 5zS1z Sixth av. north, Minneapo is,
one team Of horses, harness. wagon,
etc. for sum of Sl5S.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

AND 10 CENTS sore syndicate require
managers and assistant managers who
can invest 1000 to $500 each to right
party; good salary; share of profits; in
terest security; references given and
required. Address L 40, Globe
IF YOU want to buy or sell a bus ness
look up the Peoples Rental and Broker
age, z09 West Seventh ST., and they will
attend to your wants promptly.
RESTAURANT for sale; doing first class
business; twenty-five steady boarders.
besides transients; call for terms 1OS
South Wabasha.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

SITUATT0FJ WANTED-FEMALES
Anybody out OF work In st. Paul or
minneapolis may Insert an adver.
tiscment under shis heading free
of charge.
N-o~~~~~~---~---~~~.o.---~o-o
A WOMAN wants work from O'Clock p.
m m. I'll closing hour during carnival
call 642 Jackson st.
A YOUNG LADY who has had expert
ence IN clerking, office work and dining
room work, would like a position during
the carnival or permanent Address S.
=. 6O East Seventh St, third floor.
A YOUNG LADY, 10 years old, would ike
to travel as companion for a lady, or
take care of a child; to go to Paris or
Germany preferred. Q 185, Globe.
WOMAN would like washing, ironing
or help in hotel by the day. 181 Smith
CLERK-A young lady with experience
ueI ueSl[es oE post position as clerk during carni-
dress c, c. l., 46S Harrington.
AN EXPERIENCED sales. .ady would ike
q position to attend booth in carnival
grounds Call or address 36S East Tenth
COMPETENT stenographsr wishes en-
ployment; no objections to avinQ civ:
geneI al business eCucaton; best 0f ref
erences given. Address @ les, Globe.
LAUNDRESS-Com Iaundress de-
sires work IN private families by the
day. Call or address 3SS Smith av Flat
STENOGRAPHER-A competent Young
lady desires position as stenographer
have had some experience and can fur.
msh references if desired. Address J..
Globe. 80
RAPHER-Competen lady ste
nographer and typewritist desires posi-
ton; Will accept substituting OF piece
work; willing TO leave city; can furnish
machine; moderate salary accented Ad
dress ]. =, 3l8 New York Life Bldg.
APHER-Competen stenogra-
pher wishes employment; no objections
to leaving city; general business educa-
uon best Of references given. Ad-
dress @ 165, Globe.
STENOGRAPHER = Experienced Iadv
stenographer desires position: cornnen.
sduon not so much an object as per-
manent and respectable; can furnish
good references. NJ 100, Globe.
sTENoGRAPHER : Experienced ladv
stenographer desires permanent posi-
tion furnish good references. 705
Laurel aE., Flat Is.
TENOGRAPHER-A girl of eighteen
wishes a position as a stenographer:
position more of an object than salary:
or as copyist. Address to 405 Michi-
WANTED-Circulars and envelopes to
address at home, by lady who writes a
neat and plain hand. Address M. p.
66S beaumont st, city.
WANTED-Position as housekeeper by
young widow with child; five years old;
will leave. the city. Call 420 North Elk
change, ring top bell or call on third
floor.
WANTED-Circulars, wrappers and en-
velopes to address at home by lady
who writes plain and neat hand Adj
dress E. R. L., st. Anthony Hill p.
o.. city.
WANTED-Washing, ironing or house
cleaning, or work Of any kind by the
day. 405 Jay st
YOUNG LADY desires Office position;
doctors or dentists preferred. Call or
address S6S East Tenth st.
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c7t3iSs!-! sGs.!y- 6Ex. Sun. Leave Arrive.
ChicasOO Id crosse, Nil. IaS:30aml la1O:l5prd
CbicaS0 SIosse' NIL. all :25pm all :45am
G1ICOgO Pioneer Limited" a85o ! s7t5 ,'7.1e5'-'
Peoria ,,io SI DuDDuque a4:4Opm all ;00am
Mil. La Crosse, Winona az :30Pnn ali "a iga IN
Red Wing and Rochesterrb9. .90T al al IN
La C., Rock Isl. StIouis az .90a ~ N
MiIbenI - I y II, %. L. aS ;40am a6:25pm
Ortonville, Aberdeen ra7 .05nII oS oS.SgPIn Jpn
VI nsI0, oault q Aus b7:20pm b9: :2Oam
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"Orange1ne'' safely stops pain, regu-
lates Nerves, stomach and liver
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HOTELS.

NOW OPEN-Four hotels, 25O rooms; all
prices, day, week or month"; depot cars
pass the doors; The Western, los East
Eighth; Imperial Hotel, 16 East Eighth;
Yukon Hotel. 127 East Eighth; Econ
omy Hotel, 800 Jackson st.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE at a great
sacrifice, good paying business blocks,
some nice lots, houses with lots and
lands near ST. Paul. Eisenmenger q
East Fourth, Room "a
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HOTEL REARDON, corner Seventh and
Minnesota, under new management: re-
modelled and refurnished; everything
hrst-class; transient trade solicited.
SHERBURNE AV., 22S-For rent. unfur-
nished front room, very large, light and
airy; private family; nice location; rent
reasonable.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
Successful Teachers.

The following teachers were granted
certificates at the April meeting of the
examining board:
First grades, IN. A. Baker, Mabel
Chance
Second grades, llama Day, A. L.
Henry, Minnie Spencer, +. Studcbaker,
Sophie Shawver, Stella Wallace, Floy
Walker.
Third grades 16-Grace BONNIE, Bessie
Chandler, Laura Conlcy, d. X. Day, Eta
Ferguson, Elsie Harrison, Grace Drury,
Harry Lowry, John McDcvitt, AIDA Nc
Coy, Mary Paradise, Maud Richard,
Gussie Simon, Early Thompson, W. A.
Vickcrs, Cecil Wood
Number of applications, as.
J. B. Cox, Supt
N A. BAKER, Board
G. X. LAwELLIN,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
An Old Settler.

Christopher Hester is in Ottawa on q
visit to his son, S. A, Hester. He has al
so visited his daughters, Mesdamcs John
Scott of LcLoup, and Sloan, of Wells
vile vicinity. Mr.. Hester was born in
Kentucky nearly 90 years ago i'll 1905.
He moved to Iowa at an carly day, and
from there came to Franklin county in
1858. He settled near Rantoul; he re-
moved to Anderson county about 10
years ago.
This very old man has a hale and
hearty look tor a man of his age. He says
he never drank a drop of whiskcy III his
life, and drinks only half-cup of coffee
per day. His dict is principally bread,
fruit, and milk. He is remarkably healthy,
only his hearing is impaired. He bids
fair to reach the 100 mile post. He tells
us he had seen three barrels of whiskcy
with the heads out and gill cups at hand,
free, on election day in old Kentucky, and
he never tasted it, He is very bright
story-tcller of incidents occurring many
years ago He had bright and interest
ing little girl with him, great-grand
child. Grandpa Hester relates many in
cidents occurring in the early settlement
of Franklin county. He was very much
pleased to meet those who settled here,
AZ Years ago, and relates the stories of
their adventures AMI hdrdships with
great gusto.-Ottawa Rcpublican-Tines.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
Robert LaWellin Dead.

Robert A. Lawellin died on Thursda
| evening OF last week, at Enid, Oklahoma
lie lived twenty-five miles from Enid
and went to town on Wednesday after a
load OF lumber and to attend a political
meeting. He attended the meeting on
Thursday, and loaded his lumber, think
ing to get an early start for home on
Friday morning. During the evening he
had an attack of congestion of the bow
els, and rapidly grew worse until death
relieved him OF his suffering. The news
OF his sickness was sent to his wife, but
he died before she could reach him.
The body was brought to Garnett for
burial, reaching this city Sunday morn
ing, and was taken to Adams undertake
ing establishment.
The funeral services were held at the
Methodist church, Rey. Church preaching
the sermon A large number of friends
of the deceased were present to take a
last look at him, many following the
body to its last resting place in the Gar
nett cemetry.
Robert A. Lawellin was born in Ander-
son county thirty-nine years ago, and
lived here until 1891, when he went to
Oklahoma and took upa claim. He mar.
ried Flora Craig daughter of Samuel
and wife. in 1884. Three children were
born to them. They had, by hard work
and economy, made for themselves
comfortable home, and were beginning to
ENJOY the fruits of their industry when
death claimed the husband and father.
Besides his own little family, deceased
leaves an aged father-J. w. Lawcllin-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
Lone Elm Items.

Mrs. Jennie Lamay is able to ride out
she was in Colony, Monday.
c. H. Nichols and wife visited in the
country the first of the week.
Born, to F. Spradley and wife, a
daughter, May 10, 1900.
J.W. Lamay and wife are visiting Mrs.
Lamay's sister and husband, Mr.. Mills, of
lola.
Mart kincheloe and wife, of Franklin
county, are visiting relatives In this vic-
Unity.
Charles Howard, of Denver, Colorado.
ATTENDED the funeral of his sister hare this
week.
Vim. Quiett and wife. Of Colony, were
over Monday.
R.B. Hyde and wife, ofColony, were ia
town the first of the week.
Mrs. Sophia Johnson was over from
Colony the past few days.
The telephone line men have arrived
here in their work of construction from
Colony.
The township clerk, of Lone Elm
township, d. " Stoll, will receive bids at
his Office, on May 26th, for an arched
culvert to be built u miles south of Thos.
Ewing's residence on section 20, Fl, and
%.
Mrs. David Woodruff and children are
visiting relatives in Franklin and Miam
counties.
The entertainment at the close of the
public school here last Friday was inter
esting and we'll rendered. A Qoodlv
number OF the patrons of the school were
present. Miss Makey returned home last
week.
Obituary: Mrs. Allie Bruce, who form
erly lived here, died very suddenly in Par
sons last Friday, of cancer ofthe stomach.
She went to Parsons about a year ago.
She was born in Champagne county,
Ohio in 1867, and was married to John
Bruce, April 2, 1887, two daughters and
one son being the fruit of this union.
Lille, the elder daughter proceeded her
mother to the spirit land more than q
year ago.
The remains Mrs. Bruce were brought
from Parsons to Lone Elm for interment.
he funeral services were conducted In the
Presbyterian church by Rev. Martin,
after which the remains were laid to rest
by those OF her daughter in Lone Elm
cemetery. Friends extend sympathy to
The bercaved ones
The Populists and Democrats at their
meetings last Saturday selected
he following delegates to represent
hem at their county convention:
The former, elected II. Hester, A. Bah.
'ock, +. Babcock, J. Chapman, w. W.
Nebber, 0. Nokes, and X. S. Boatright;
md the latter, NJ. Mitchell, H. Laughlin,
" Babcocly, Jake Hendershot, S. S. Irwin,
md W. J. Lewis
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
First Published in the KANSAS AGITAToR
May Is, 1900]
Sheriff's Sale of Personal Property.

On the Goth day of May, 1860, at 10 o'clock,
a. m. at the farm of S. b. Spradley in Lone
Elm township Anderson county, state of
Kansas, I will sell at public sale, the follow
ing described personal property, to-wit
Ninety-two head of sheep with lambs to
follow; also | have ninely-two fieeces of
wool will sell at private sale in the city of
Garnett all for cash in hand, the Spradley
farm Is situated about one mile north and
about one-half mile west of Lone Elm, the
property of S. b Spradley taken on attach
L. ent in favor of Howard Hester.
BY order of judge of 4th Judicial district
dated May 16, 1890.
Sheriti7s Office, Anderson county, Kansas.
ID. NJ MooRE, Sheriff
BY H. NJ. ELLIS, Under Sheriff.
Dated Garnet, May II, 1900.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
Bicycle Repair Shop.

Stephens 4 Mahan have opened a hi
cyle repair shop on the north side, and
are prepared to do anything in the re
pair line. They also have good wheels
tor sale cheap. When you want to buy
or rent wheel, call on the BOYS. Their
shop is back of the AGITAToR office on
the north side.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
Sunday School Convention.

Program for city Sunday school con
vention, at the NJ. Z. chnrch, 2:3O p M
May Goth:
2:3O-Devotional exercises, !. H. Darche
2:45-Relation of parents to Sunday
school, A. ]. Smith.
3:l5-Reports from stat convention,
A. 7. Hocomb.
3:35-ls the Sunday school a separate
Institution from the church?
j. II. Darche.
3:55-Bblc study in TIM home
John Rankin.
f:15-Conierence on the home depart
mcnt, led by President.
Get your 10 cent Photos at Walrads.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
Santa Fe Excursion.

To Chicago.-Dates of sales June Goth,
Goth, 9th, and 2Sth; limited to July Sd
for return; rate, $14.55 for round trip
To North Manchester Ind. Dates of
sale, May 2Sth and Goth; final for return,
July 9th; rate, one fare plus So.
To Winfield, Kas.-Dates of sale, June
goth to July 2nd. limited for return to
July Sd; rate, $+.31 for round trip.
c. S. COLEMAN.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18

EWc received an invitation to attend the
marriage of our little cousin, Miss Nellie
Champe, and Mr.. Geo. II. Jordan, at
Dublin, Ind, ont the 18th. We regret that
we were unable to attend, but they nave
our blessing and sincere good wishes.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18
City Teachers Examination.

There will be a city examination for
teachers at the east-sidc school building
in the city of Garrett, on Thursday and
Friday, May 31st and June LIST, COM
mencing at So'clock a. M. All applicants
for positions in the city schools will be
required to take the examination at that
time. CoMMrTrrr
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18

Three Garnett boys undertook to BE-
smart at Sunday schools social at the
Judy school house, Saturday night. They
swipcd cake and went out of doors to
eat it. When they returned, they were
told that they would save themselves
considerable trouble by paving n dollar
for the cake. The boys took the hint
and forked over the plunk"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18

The finest piece of curbing in the city
has just been put in by Late Champe. in
front of the home of the AGITAToR family.
Persons contemplating putting in curb
ing and parking in front of their homes
should walk around that way and see for
themselves.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18

Judge WA. Johnson, Judge Alt Brown,
Col d. w. Houston, Judge Trigg, of the
Eagle, Joe Carey, Will Enochs and wife
and Others attended the Republican state
convention at Topeka, this week.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18

Harley Stein and Ad Cline went to Lin.
coin last week, to set up some furniture
for the new court house which is being
built there. They came home without
doing the work, how ever, as the work on
the court house has been DELAYED
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-05-18

While cleaning house one day last week,
Mrs. J. {. Reed wrenched her back, and
has been confined to her bed ever since.
Her hurt was serious, but she is recover
ing
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letter List.

Advertised May 18th, 19O0:R Iohn-
son, Frank King, Mrs Gertrude Kirk
patrick, ). 7. Lawrence, Mrs. w. Miller
William Mitfeld, H. H. Stowell.