davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
QueiiQ

El Gobierno ruso Sc queja al
de la China, de haber permitido
esta ell desembarque de tropas ia
ponesas on su territorio, violando
as1 su neutralidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
De gravedad

Sc encuentra grsvemente enferma
Ia madre de nuestro amigo laborioso
tip6grafo de esta empresa, ell ioven Ju-
lio Davila.
Sentimos la honda pena porque pa
81 ell citado joven, deseando que su bue-
na msdre recupere Ia salud cuanto antes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
80, 900 jGponeses

Noventa mil japoneses SO en-
cuentran en- viaje por diferentes
puntos de Corea con el objeto de
invadir la Manchuria.
0Upi0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
Guerra ruso-japonesa
(Por fe1Ss Yafo)
AtQque

La flota del Japon ha atacado
nuevamente q los rusos en- Port
Arthur.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19
San J uan Fbro. 10.
Prepm dnd0se

Se anuncia que el Imperio
moscovita Sc esta preparando para
combatir con lnglaterra.
HOpaS
1nglaterra es5a enviando tro-
pas a Ihibet, OF )vision de IN
cOnflicto.
PrOtestQ
Russia ha establecido una pro-
Tesla causa dc la invasion de las
tropas inglesas en- Thibet.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19

Cirujano Dentista. Ofrece sus ser.
vicios profesionales. II. Luna II. San
Juan P. r. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19

LA BoRINoUEN. De Targas c.
no olVidar que esta casa es Ia que mas
oarato Vends y que c0nstzntsments In
sroouce nueVas mercancias y articulos
de alta nOvsdad. Vista haca IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19

En- esta Imprenta 50 vende papsl
vieJo de peri6dicos a 2 quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-02-19

Salidas desde Ponce para New York
Mcdiodfa | tGrde Vapores
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
Tie retmnen DerIimer.

ueber bic reihiten 2eute IN Berlin
erfGbrt man aus BEN 8eri4t Der
Rdbtiiden CHARACTERIZATION. baB I'm
Steueriabr, bas nit benz 81. WGr5
1903 {aloB, unter benz 432, 1888 Steus
eraablsn 1913 ii9 ~befanben, bic benz
@toate aGlein elm Sahreseiniommen
BON mebr benn elmer piertel Minion
periteuerten; bapon tonnten Ill cine
piertel bis cine babe Minion, 33 cine
balbe bis cine ganae Minioncn. ID
rnebr als cine Milion als .Sabreseins
iommen bufen. Die beiben 909Itbes
{teuerten (Steuerfab 104,600 un5
118, 4O0) peraeihneten elm Sabreseins
fpmmen 3pifhen 2.6 unb 2,9 Wiaios
men. Don cen 375 ni9t pbpfifden
Steue-3ablern bate iiber Elm Ginftel
(78) elm Ginfommen bon iiber ciner
biertel Milion; bapon 80 Bis 5u elmer
balben, II Bis gu elmer sanSenWlinion,
20 bariiber: ba sibt - Ginnahmen Bis
au IL Miqionen. BON ben $685.
Gteuersablern, Die grsdnaunssfteuer
au aablen battsn. be1aben 1900 Elm
DermDaen BON elmer Mirtion unb bas
ruber. 3piifen 10 unb 35 Winios
men fonnten 80 Mitbiirger ibr eieen
nennen. Das erDbte periteuerte Wers
mTsen betrus Sc. {. Murt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09

brinst Elm Brief nGbere Wittbeilunqen,
tpelfsr Der ueberfeeiihen MifIionsaes
leuInaft in 2onbon aus Stanlep pool
5ugegangen lit. Die Mi5fionare
9onen, Jrame unb atpei ibrer Mmtss
briiber fdiIoern barin einen San bon
Meni9.nfreRerei. ben lie am lfer bss
Rpngo bon benz Mifionsbampfer
rGoobniu" aus bsoba9teten. Ser
RapitGn tponte eines Mbenbs Bel einem
Oorfe Dor Mnter seben. an benz CT bes
reits oft angelegt bate. 90 tpurbe
ibm bon 5rpei belgif@en Rongoitaatss
Sffi3ieren am ufer bebeutet. er biirfe
bort nidt anbalten. ba bic iongoitaats
li9en Truppen sesen bic Dorfbepobs
ner vGmpften. Ois bier Miffionore
faber. am ufer Menf4enleihen liegen,
bon penen einise bereits aerlegt tparen,
UNI 5pdter perfpeiit 5u tuerben. Sin
farbiger fonsoitaatlider Golbut
{4!eppte seraoe 5pei menf@li4e 9eine
fort, ipGbrenb elm anberer Solbut Elm
Bein in einen 2orb ftedte. Mnbere
ni9tuniformirte gin9eborene tparen
linen bebiilflid. Ser ~0oobtpin" feb.
te feline Jobrt mad Bafoto fort. no Der
Worsang ben tongoftautliden 1eb0r<
ben mitgetbeilt tpurbe. Die unierfus
dung biirfte In 2eopolbbiIe ober in
Bona itattfinben. Sn Der foneoftaats
Iimen Mrrnee biener 3ablreide Ginge<
borene aus Rannibolenftdmmen. bic
audi als Golbaten ibre @epobnbeiten
nidt ablesen. unb man@e Offiaiere
tpogen es ni@t, sesen bic Meni4ens
freferei ihrer 2eute einauf&reiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
gDaS pat ote 2tmesifatahrt oeS
Vrtmscn SeturtG 9cfohetf

Mus benz iebt benz Heidstoae Dor.
lie9enbcn Observation-Disclosures iiber
ben 0ispoftionsfonb bes Neidsfan3.
lerS interefirt in ben Ser. Staaten
Der poften bon 56.655 Mort, ben bic
betannte MmeritareiIe bes prinaen
Geinri1 benz beutIhen Reife getoitet
bat .Sbglei9 Der tDniglidsn &rons
taFe Der sIei9e poIten our 2ait fisI.
70 siebt bas bod nur einen MuSsabens
etat bon nod nidt $4,000 Dollars
fir cine perbdltnibmdBia grobe Reiie
zines taiferli1en prinoen nit srobem
@efolge.
8isber Iinb nod teins Muffenunsen
erfolst. mas biefer Beiud ben @ereis
nigten Stoaten setoftet bat. aber gang
geipiB lit bieie Mehnuns nit benz
3ebns. ia 3pan5igfa4en Der fragile
den Summe nod niht ~annGbernb
aus9esIihen. Gunben bod einaelne
Gsfte itatt. bic iebes allein mebr per'
fdlanaen als $4,000 Dollars. gar
niht au reben bon benz lururiOien
Grtraouse, ben bic ameritanii4e Res
sieruns itellte, un benz prinaen wGbs
renb Der ganasn Oausr ieiner Mntpes
5enbeit (21. Gebruar Bib II. Wdr5)
ouf feinen Neifen Bis tief in bas Sn>
mere bes 2anbes au bienen.
llebrigens lieb fid Der prind iofort
noh feiner Mntunft in Netp Yorf BON
5einem BANTER nod bic 2leinigteit
bon 10000 Dollars aIs rSaf4engelb"
ausaablen, unb es fheint ni4t. bab er
piel bapcn nod nit na4 Saufe gee
bradt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09

SnettenpuIber It a I
q Oaetfeulo. Grou Grob non
South Nmbop, n. s, nahm anjait
RodeIIeIaI, einen 25ffel pou Sniettsn'
puipcr, tusldeS ibr TD&tercAen aus Der
@potbeie sebolt bate. sic itarb bret
Stunben fpGttr. DuS padet Snfsls
tenpulper luar gebSrig moriirt, absr be
Urou tonn ni9t englifh lefen unb
glaubts, bas HDHterdsn babe bie pers
Iangte Mebi5in eebroht.
OnteI Cams Wetters
bureau iommelt ieine Suformo-
tionea ouf telesrapbiiHem Wege unb
oipeimol an iebem Tage befinben ii&
fGmmtliHe TsIesrupbenlinien bes Can,
beS fir iurae 3eit auSidIieblih In
Ieinem DienIte. Die Telegramme ip:rs
ben nab einem Gbiifrirs@ pitem ubges
faBt. UNI Srrtbumer in Der llebermitt,
lung 81 pcrmeiosn unb 2oiten ou ipus
ren. -.-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09


Sonberbore ) Gserfitts.
BET elmer Treibioeb ouf MSlfe In Der
IGbe bon SemIin, llnsarn, f@ob neu,
LTD Der iunee @raf ptiacisbid, elm
@o6n bes BunuS bon 8rpatien, ben
sriten WoIf. besbolb mubts sr na1
SGserftte ben rShi1ine" ertrogen.
Gs 1T BET ben boriisen SGssrn ufus.
bob bemienigen, Der bas erfte Maubs
thier tn feinsm 2eben erlegt. brei Stods
biebe periebt perben, unb 5tpar erbGlt
er bieie StreiHe bon jenem Sdgertomes
raben, Der bic meiftsn pilben Sbisre
bisfer @attuns f6On ssfdoFsn bat.
@rot peiacIepi4 Ieete fih audi auf ben
bon ibm erlegten Wolf unb Der 0ens
barmsrie<3 auptmunn Sdpa3 ertbeiIte
tim bic bret 9iebe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
Surge 9spei9en.
8. Gebruar.


SnIano.
Yittsburg. 8. IS. Oliber,
befannter Gapitalif unb polititer, III
.9eitorben.
gIbora. ga. g. g. 8lpoenbureb
tpuroe iue9en grmoroung ieiner britten
Grau 5u lebensldnslider Greibettsirafs
p~erurtbeilt.
Wabin9ton. Sn Der ct.
Sobns Stride fanb bic Wermdblun9 bon
gliiabetb Hrepsr, Todter bes Ridters
am Oberbunoesaeri&t, itast. prdFoeni
unb Grau Mooiebelt tparen In ber
2irde pie beim folsenosn Gratitld
anpeienb.
UneIano.
Wanagua. Nicar. Muf BEL
Gbinunoiaa Wieiu Batn en.sleiite an
2. Gsbr. elm paRuaier5us. lleber %
paKaaisrs I. 81. iino sst6btet uns
bisle psrlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
Giniss@ paaiersGnssr BE-.

GtntgeS d3terganger pes
mertten biefer Tage i'm T~biergorten
Bel Rlampenborg In DGnemori bi4ten
RolH, Der aus elmer tleinen Malbbits
te, bic 3ur Mufbspabrung bes fur 0its
teruug Der Nebe be5timmten Seues Be-
nutt tpurbe, emporitieg. Ste gineen
nd6er unb foben. bob bic eun5e Quite
in JIommen itonb. Gornbeomte tpurs
ben bena@ri9iiat un6 bei nGbsrer un'
teriuMung fonb man. nombem boB
Ueuer eelGi4t tuorben mar. bic 2ei&e
stnes gut s~etleibeten, uber unbstdnn'
ten Mannes ouf Der Grbe unter Der
gime liegen. Der llnslidli@e bate
It1 alien Mnf9ein nam felbTt ben Hrb
eegeben. tnbem Ct ii9 In bas trodene
9eu bsttete unb bieits un5inbett.
Dte .Grtn3boten" brineen
einen Mrtiil bon bon benz beiben
Wunf@, bab iieb boS beuti@e Offi5ier-
forps unb bus beuti@e bolt tpieber
rnsbr tpie In ben Tagen Der ultpreubis
fHen 3eit 5ufommenfinben, unb bob
Dor outm bic tGglt&e WerbSbnung Fl.
ueB GtonbeA NIT 10 bielsn auSerlejes
usn MenI&en ouf6SrG.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09

gemelbet uno In ben 4~ofpitdlern tuer.
ben nidt msbr oils so psrIOnsn beban.
belt.
Inter ben mandsrlsi Ysilsios.3 spe.
Iden. bic Hlraermeilier Wc9 DIN beute
empfins. befanc fi& aud cine oes prd'
fibentsn Rooiebett. IN pslAer oie I'm.
teriiibung Der Bunbesreoieruna anldB.
lid bes llnqliids anqeboten piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
Standardization.
u nQefpm n, G n.

~ w
Wan9sItsr; .Galsoonia" bon Bolton.
ROTTERDAM: .Mmfsrbam" bon Rem
Vori.
San Granciseo: s9sSas" BON Rem
BORT.
Gibraltar: ,Ganopic" bon Bottom (uber
ponta bel @ubo) fhr Woritine,
@enua. Weapst unb Mlsranbria &c.
Wbgefatren:
Rem Uori: ~w4innebata" nod 8 onbon.
southampton: rSmitsrlanb" bon
elntwerpen nod philadelphia.
plpmuutt: .patrieiu" bon 0amburo
ned Rem BORT.
Glasgow: hungarian" nod portlanb.
Gibraltar: r0obn" bon @enua unb
MeapeI mad gasp yori.
QUEENSTOWN porbei9sfabren: .eaYcs
MIA" bon Rem BORT nod 0iber.
pool.
Gan Gruneiseo: sWm. 9iai" mad
Stbnep; Robert 0ernia" mad
Rem GofIe, r. g. %.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
Dom taats6eparteme nt
ementirt

% ellington 8. Gebr. gnt.
seaen elmer biesbeahsli&en Wadri&t Der
9OnoOner ct. Sames @ajette oemen'
tiren bic Beamten i'm Staatsoeparte.
ment, ss Tel Elm uebereiniommen 3pi.
i&en Wmerita unb England getrofen,
I'M nod sinem Siege RuBlanb's iiber
Sapan 3u interpsniren unb au uerlan'
gen. baB bic Wanbi&urei Bel China
blsibe.
GemaIttbat bIetbt uns
9efubnt.
@eor9etopn n, @ol., s. Gebr.
Der SiitrittsanmaIt erildrte beute, bic
Strafuerfol9un9 geeen 80 @eiddfts.
leGte bon Sbabo Springs ein3ufelsn
unb Der @eri&tsbof muBte bic @efan.
eenen trob Der proteffe Der SPECIAL.
MnudIte entlaHen.
Die Mntlage 9egen oie gntlafenen
lautete auf aewultiame Wertreibuns
bon union.2 oblenardbsrn aus Seabo
Springs I'm lebten Sommer.
giniee eutebermiBt
0ouo n, Ser, s. Gebr. Gin
8ranb serff6rte beute ein 9anaes 9du.
i~ergepierte unb elm babies Dubeno
Wobnungen.
giniee .perionen tperben bermibt,
bod fino ieine 2ei&en gefunben. Der
S6aoen iuiro auf $l50.00 ges
fddBt.
prdftbent Mepes.
Rem Yort. 8. Gebr. General
@epss. Der neuerudblte prdRoent bon
Colombia fdbrt morssn nit BEN
2ciier Wilbelm Dem Grobsn mad
paris ab.
Wie er beute Mbenb ettldrte, bdlt es
es fiir feline pnidt, In paris anueient
gu iein, tuenn bic Wsrfaufsrsdte be,
banana. @eienidaft an eie Der. Staa.
ten Dor ben fran3. @eri&ten 3ur Der.
banolung tommen. STR MID 1T bic
Sahe iebr liar. Die Ganal.@ eiea,
fAaft lam ibre &e&te Ohne 3uifim'
munB @olombias ni4t auf bic Der.
Staten ilbertraaen, neil Der Contract.
ben lebtere nit Colombia geidloHen.
fi4 ni&t bon ielbit auf bic propinI
Banana iibertrd9t. Sene propin3 tanr
it ni&t felbif fur Colombia fub'
tttuirsn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
8eitrafte 6abiu6t.
Hcrm0aIiher 8 ishats iumitten iei.
ner yumpen 40 Sebe u%srbraunt.

y o n, WaH., 8. Nop. Nelion
Barter. Der ietn 2eben trob zines Wers
m0sens bon s25. 900 ols Vumpen.
iammler f~riiiete. 1T In 2pon perbrannt.
Mdn fano bic 2side inmitten zines
0aufens 0umpen. Die felt Sabren iein
gett gebiloet babsn.
Barrier tpdre nod Der grmoroun9
prdRoent 2incoln's um Elm oaar &c.
lpnht uoroen, neil Ct feline 6reuoe
tiber oas unaliid duBerte. gs mar
ibm bereits Elm Gtrid UNI ben Gals
9elegt. als ibn cine 6Hentlide Mbbitte
rmettete.
Rid gan5 o u It q.
Wabinaton n. 8. Gebr. -
SENATOR Sanna's Yefinoen beute III
ni&t 10 siniti9 als aeltern.
Die widtialte Msnoerune. cine Stei.
serung Der 9emperatur. tam ben Mer3.
ten inoeKen niht unsruar.et unb Der.
urfadte teine 8siorgniB. Ser Gami-
lien.Nr3t Or. Garter aus Glebslanb 1T
eingetroffen.
U meritanif4er 2egIers
@on9reb
GIebeIanb, O., g.. Gebruar.
Sn Der Gentral.M rmorp begann beute
Mbeno bas Sabresturnisr bes gmerita.
niiden 3ealer-g onareKes. gttua 1000
3uIdauer batten ii9 eineefunoen. I'm
ben biefgen Yirsermeifer Som 8
Sobnion bic erfte 3uael f9ieben au
feben.
0ie erffe Serie Der Glnfers 3eam;
bate fplsenoes gr9ebnib:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
...Gtmas Ueues...

Dir baben bef9Iofen, 9lIe ,peIte fiinftIides
Cos gebrau@en, nit Woraus,abIunsss Netern
~ perieben. obne Elm Depofit gu uerlansen.
gDir iteuen bic 4erbinbun9 nit Der 9aipts
9eitinsSr0bre Der. ebenio ieten mir einen Mes
tee auf uno Iiefern oas 0as fur einen Dollar
per Iauieno. Die einjise 1ere9nung bic mir
MAIDEN. 1T fur bic 0erbinhunssrobre pom Der
@runoei9entbums $ @ren5e bis sur Stele bee
weeters. gDir 9arantiren, bab bieielben Gus
friebenbeit 8eben.
Sur Ndberes fpre@e man In Der Office Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09

1OtaI. 1893 1893 s74 1851
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
GonereB.
8 8.

Das Saus bebnttirte beute 6e8 Sdns
9eren iiber bie 1000. 900 MusieQung
fur bic ct. 2ouifer MusfelIung. uie fe
bas Senats.M menbement 3u Der bring
li1en Yemi0i9unes. Dorla9e beffimmt.
Bel Der Wertasung mar bic geratbung
nod nidt 3u gnbe.
Mba. gmrid, Slinois, felte ben
Nntrag, fur bic Opfer bes Baltimore
granbes 81, 900, 600 su ~bsmiQiaen.
Senat.
Nadoem Der Senat Neoer Der Ses
natoren 9optins unb Clap gu @unften
oes Banana @anal.W ertra9s geb6rt,
ncbm er bic Worlaae an. Der bepor-
ifelenben 2euis & Start Musitelluna
In portlanb. Ore.. Beiftanb 3u eemdb.
rem. Sin Nmenbement auf Sdlisbuna
Der Musfelun9 on Sonntageu sina
bur& ; ferner wurbe cine Hefimmung.
elm bauernoes Dentmal fur Qetpis uno
Glart betrefsnb, getri&sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-09
ERIE & WESTERN R.. R.


-. Gobrjeit Der Slge...
xbiahrt aufunit
ToIsbp. ghisaso uRb Ri6iaau srurt.-t us tio.ss
Eolsbo. Detroit unb ghitaeo aim ......'ia.so sss
Ut@tean gttp. peuuess v. noiapsttsev IL 7.as tio.ss
st6ali6 au%sssuommsu GoHusaas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-07
Railroad Notes.

Don Crookham has left the railroad
service and will try his hand on the
farm and in assisting his father at
carpentering.
Luther Wolfe is a new employe. He
got his initiation in the cinder pit the
same as most of the new men do.
John Roth returned to work Monday
Since corn hnsking is about done
there are many hands seeking work on
the railroad.
Bert Clark took day Off last week
and killed his pig.
George Boland is relaying the brok-
en- part of the round house wall. =
Some Of the pits in the round house
are receiving new sills The old ones
gave way under the weight OF the big
1900 class engines.
Two boys whose names we did not
learn, were killed at GO0dland Sunday
night by gasoline explosion. One Of
them was an employee of the railroad
hotel, and the other the railroad com
pany. We did not learn particulars.
There will be a general re-asslgn
ment of runs under the new time
table, This will probably put some Of
the old time Colorado Division engine
men to again running into Phillips
burg who have not run here regularly
for several years.
Only six men now working on the
section here.
Ed Nelson went home sick few
days ago, but returned to work Sun
day.
No. 8 cOllided with push car on a
bridge near Scandal Tuesday morning.
At least one person was seriously hurt
We do not know whether more than
one was hurt or not.
The Company made the skilled Ia
borers a New Years present in the
shape of a reduction of working hours
to nine hours per day and OF cutting
off Of Sunday and all over time. Thi;
will make quite a reduction in the
earnings of these men. 1t remains tt
be seen how much overtime can bC
dispensed with, This reduction az
fects the machinistS boilermakers
car repairers and all the unskilled la
Dor that can be dispensed with. II
also cuts off one car man entirely
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-07

A tale with a moral from the Mar
quette Tribune: 1.-THE lesson taught
by Geard's experience in Marquette
should be a valuable one. He was
honest, industrious, good hotel man
and a decent citizen but he failed.
Why? Simply and solely because
while he was In Marquette he was not
part Of Marquette. He came among
US to make money, but was not will
ling to aid any one else In making
money. He purchased his goods as
far as possible from outside stores, he
used products Of Salina industries, he
even got his printing done Inc other
towns. Nothing about Marquette
was good enough or cheap enough for
him or his business except Marquette's
silver and gold. II our business men
refused to sell him goods at wholesale
prices he got them elsewhere. He
lacked public spirlt-was not willing
to cast his lot with the town and rise
or fall with 1t. We say the lesson he
learned should be one for all Of us TO
heed. The eternal bankering after
foreign Gods is social and commercial
blasphemy. Don't get too proud for
your home town"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-07
Educational Notes.

The next county teachers associa-
will be held at Agra, January %.
Kansas history will be included In
the pupils examination this spring.
The national flag should float over
every school house and national songs
should be sung in every school.
The pupils of the eighth grade
should not take all the work necessary
10 pass the examination in one year.
Better take fewer branches, get the
work more thorough and take two
years to finish the work of this grade.
At the state association, every coun-
ty superintendent reported the at
tendance of pupils greater and more
regular than Ia previous years, due TO
he succeeful working Of the truancy
law.
Consolidation of schools is a coed
subject for discussion at literary So
cietieS or educational meetings.
The State University will hold a
simmer session for teachers beginning
about April 5th.
Teachers who wish to send an ex-
hibit to St. Louis for the Exposition
should notify the county superintend-
ent at once.
Two Of our country schools are yet
| without teachers.
The date and place of holding the
township spelling schools will be an
nOunced soon.
Professors f. H. Baker, r. @. McCor-
mice, w. r. Arthur, Mrs. Flora Fallas
and Superintendent @, NJ, Arnold, OF
this county, were in ATTENDANCE at the
state teachers, association, In Topeka,
last week. They report very profit.
able meeting. The lectures given
each evening were the strong feature:
Of the association Many subjects Of
interest to teachers were discussed.
Every school should be supplied
with classification register. Before
the teacher can receive the warrant
for her last montn'S wages she mus
have made complete report Of tn,
classification and standing of each pu
pill. The work should be so thorough
ly done that IL will not be necessar.
for the next teacher to go over 4
again but can begin at the place tt
which the class has done SATISFACTORY
work the previous year.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-07
Suppose.

Suppose the farmers should form a
union, adopt set of iron clad rules
and keep them.
Suppose they should fix the prices
of all their produce and refuse to sell
unless these prices were paid.
Suppose they should fix the prices
which the members of their union
should pay for the articles IF daily
consumption which they have to buy
from the dealer or manufacturer.
Suppose they should fix the prices Of
all the implements necessary to con-
duct their business.
Suppose they should fix the rates
which they would be willing to pay
for transportation and wages.
Suppose, in short that q farmers
union be organized-and it is possible
though not probable that would fix
prices Of all comodities of whatever
nature, high prices for produce they
have to sell and low prices for what
they buy-Suppose this were done,
what would become of the corpora
tions, trusts and mOnied magnateS
that at present fix the prices of every
thing for the farmers to pay
Suppose such an organization were
formed and you have the conception of
trust mightier than any the world has
ever witnessed. Such an organization
would result in great battle of trusts
the trust Of the common people
against the trusts of capital and the
monied powers would be vanquished.
All the world depends upon the farm
err. When he regulates and governs
the movement of his produce the
world must acquieSce or Starye. Why
should the farmer worry about laws
for the regulation of the trusts when
he himself can best control them by
organization ?
Its a matter Of education and the
tendency Of the times is in thai
direction.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-07

A newspaper has a legal right to
publish whatever an individual has a
legal right to circulate orally. In
other words, and individual has no
more right to make criticism and ac-
cusationS on the street than a news
paper has In its columns. This is
something the average man docsn't
know; II he did he would keep his
mouth closed more than he does
Wheatland (Wyo. World.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-07

On an oil rooflesS, clumblirg stone
building on the government reserva-
tion at Fort Riley, is this placard;
Town Of Pawnee. This building first
capitol Territory of Kansas. First
legislature met here July 2, 1885,
Travellers have often wondered why
the state did not care for the building
and build cover over it; but the state
cannot NEEDLE, because the building
stands on government reservation
Kansas Chief.