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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04
Instrumentation OF Millet

Miss D.. an enthusiast or school
room decorations. after placing a copy %
The Ancelus on the wall. called for a story
about tho picture. Little Gaylord W
quickly responded:
The poor woman has been digging po-
tatoes and has gotten a splinter In her
finger. Little ChrOnicle.
London Servants Well Fed
Most London servants are served with
food no less than seven times day
They partake Of tea Ike their masters,
on awakening. Breakfast. 10 the
room" for the upper functonaries. in the
servants hall for the lesser. IS sub
stanual meat meal At eleven o'clock
beer OF milk and light refreshments are
set forth and bridge the time till a heavy
repast al two o'clock or so. Tea. and
then an elaborate dinner and refresh
ments or light supper about ten
O'Clock bring tho number Of meals W
20 seven.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04
mr.. GRAY Dead.

Mr.. y. a. Gray. an aged resident Of
be county. died last week after a short
illness. The interment was near Ewel
alton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04

Epss-ed 81 RE postoafcs IA WILLIAMSBURG
o. second cIass msffnsrfcr-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04
ADVERTISING RATES :


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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04
SEND US YOUR ORDER FOR THESE BARGAINS
Csc Window Shades, 1ec.

SiI-toot linen Window Shades on
strong spring roller-several pretty
shades of green. Complete With FIX
lures at 1Sc instead Of csc,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04
12l1c SiIkoline. 9Isc

Kensington Mills Art Silkoline In rich.
floral and scroll patterns. regular price
121sc., at Slsc, Send for samples.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04
SOC China Silks at 4Ao

Beautiful China Silks in all the favor
ite shades for Spring, Genuine Lyons
Dye and so stamped in the selvedge-27
inches wide-regular value SOC, at &c
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04
slsc Cottons, 7c.

"Androscoggin" and "HiIl' blescbed
Cottons. full yard wide-sells every
where at sac. Our price 7c. a yard.
90 yards 20 a cuStomer.)
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04
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i23sc and TIC : Zephyrs Sc
The celebrated Columbia Brand Shet-
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yellow, blue. green, brown, garnet, Law
ender and pink. Regular value 1213c.
20 lie, at Sc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-03-04

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Subscription prfce 500 per Year ssue
/. r, ~ leSS time. ALWAYS On xdrance.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14

Ell Ayuntamiento de San Juan
transfri6 10 session que detfa celebrar-
SO esta nochespara el martes pr0xiDo.
En- dicha session Sc darG cuenta dc lss
investigaciones practicadas por los
abogados senores -Swet, Stewart
Rossy, en- ell asu. to de los terrenos del
municipio.
En- este mes Sc abrira ell Hospi.
tai de muieres, propiedad del Ayunta.
miento
= Ell domingo pr6xlmo ell cuerpo
de bonberos celebrarA una parada on
10 plaza de Baldorioty, sacando tas
bombas y aparatos de dicho cuerpo.
Procure asber exactan,entr 10
que u.tsd pess y sn6telo % su carters;
tome por Is dis nuestra RIGA oervsxa
sPsb.t,. , vuelva fpesarse. Compa.
re ell pe,c, y del susto, dar& una ca
rrerA 4 Ia calle do Tetuau 70 II. M.
r. Ca'der6n y Cs, ageptes.
--.En Ia conferencia que los ~ no.
res Todd, Tgle.iaa y Bscerril debian
celebrsr ests tarde las tres, con el
gobt INFERNO st nor Post, obre
10 huelga, 90 trstaba de- eliminsr sl
gremio do capataces en- los trabsios
del muelle.
-Por irfracciones de las leyes dc
rentas internas, el juiz &c HOmscao
conden6 4 Vicenle MArliLtz, Fsustino
Jovito, obdulio Sanchez , Conception
Perez. d sufrir condenss IN Ia c&rcel
do equel distrito.
FL Juez municipal de sLas 7 H.
idra,S conden6 4 Ramon Santisgo Es
trslls { un mes de srrestc, por iLfrac.
ci6n de las leyes dc rett.s io'ernss.
RI departamento del tssoro To-
va,%nun embargo On Loiza.
-..En Juzgado de Paz, el juez Ba
tContin,io en- Ia pdgaa 6e)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14
sf9s 80 , 1ElyI q q
AlCAlDlA De AR[clbO

AVISO.-El dia diez y siete de los
corrientes, q las dos dc Ia tsrde %
celebrar6 la subssta del suministro do
medicines y efectos para 10 Fsrmacia
municipal, duranse sl al econ6mieo
de 1905 & 1,9c6, con arreglo al pliego
dc condolences aprohaio por el Ayun.
tamiento y que podra ser ex aminado
por los que 10 dessen, en- la Secretarfs
del Conceio. Las propos!ciones,7 en-
pliego oerrado, 70 resentarAn dursnte
10 primera hora del acso, qua tsndrk
lugar en- esta Casa Consistorial.' El
Ayuntamiento 90 reserva el derecho
de rechazar todas 8 cualquiera do les
reieridas proposicionss.
Arecibo, Julio 8 de- l. 905.
Manuel Perez Aviles.
Alcalde. 3 )
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14

obras pdblicas sehor Diaz, que ell lu.
pr6ximo empezsran las obras del tea.
tro.
--Anoche volvieron q hacer ejer-
cicio los bomberos de San Juan.
Puerta de TERRA y Santurce. Todas
las brigadas unidas, fcrmaban un MI.
cleo de unos cuarenta hombres, los
cuales realizaron algunas marchas mi
litares por la ciudad, al mando del
primer jefe, senior Schumacher.
Ell slcalde shor Todd orden6
que fuera quitado de la cslle del
Cristo, el mont6n de ladril'os que ha.
ce tempo habfa en- dicho sitio.
Sc nos asegura que en- Vleques
un hombre pidi6 Ago Ockamp Mol
ting Ct mpany y q Ia hora de psgar no
aparecieron los cuartos. Y como el
sc.ivo Jutz de aquella isla sabs 10
gus tiene entire manos, So dispuso &
hac'r iusticis, pero en- ieguida apare-
clio oquello Y es que todavfa hay Sc
res tan candidos que se Green que co.
ger y no psgsr 90 co.a facil, hscede.
ra, sin flsr en- las consecue ociAs,
Sc asegura que Ia empresa de
vapores Red D Line ha hecho reb \.
jos al comercio Go Ia isla en 10 con-
ducc!6n do las merc anclas.
Ell leri6dcio literarlo Gel Ma
liete, saldrA comp 'etamen.e rtforma-
do en- el ndmero prtx mo. Muy prom
TO colabprsran on dicha revlsta los
cooocidos escri,orss espa II olss zdnl.
iga y Taboada el pcets ex cano
Juan de Dios Pea.
Ell departsmerto de instruction
sprJb6 el pdmsro DO escuelss que 40
licitara la lu ta esct ar de Arecibo,
montante a ciDcu ,nta y sells.
i Ell teclado do 10 <Oiivers esta
con.truido de lerdo con Il princi-
pio de que 81 8, por ciento por ciente
de Ia escritura se h4ce con las mir i.
culss y para ell por oIento re.tsnt'
9. ms jor, bsio * dos conceptos, hacel
uso o las teclss de csmbio que du
plicsr 6 triplicar el pdmero de tesla
ly el tamai,o del teclado.
La t6cina dc Instruction reel
ti6 las propue stas de maestros par'
las poblacie nes de Yabucos, Ma ia
lea z, Toa alta, Isabella y Quay ANA.
--Auochs s,rprendl6se en- Juana
Diaz una jugada = 10 pre- hIbido, sier
do detenldos keis individuos y ocv
padcs nAipes y ditero.
D Tambie, fue arreatsdo en- dich
pueblo Nemesio Solar, por etcalsmier
r to de 10 casa protlsdad de doha Ed
3 gen'a Soler.
o. So.e-, ,fraoturando .un baul, 90 apt
!. dtr6 de obi't,s y dinero que cor
!. tenfa. La policfs dttuvo dicho II
Q ldividuc, que ingrss6 On la carce'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14

Aver fue detsLi lido e' ibven pom
ce1o don Luis Cusbas Co'6r, en- vir-
tud de denuncia por libelo irfxmsto.
rio, que presentaia 81 lector do
Rentss do Ponce don B.rtulom6 Es-
teva. En- seguida fue ussto en- liber.
tad por fauza de 400 dollars, que pre-
sentaron don Damian Monserraty don
Jorge Romani.
-Muy pronto 90 publlcarA Ia re.
vista de Il <Asoci Aci6n m6llsa de
Puerto Riccs correspondence & este
mes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14

L. c.ta.trofe que me ambruma orair6 de
moy prossc resuta de vagarlsmos accden
t Verdad que ID p6yo eat.bs enterads 10 que vi
luego Que .b leve chsps de umbre que sobev
bera el tarremoto
Sbe usted que dAsls |. tnde de IL ebre comids
ds Diego que NAL 10 psssno. todo, hbia yo vueo
vsr G egoria L, smad Ia cosse,fs .c,nseaban 60
qae daar de vlt. durDte auscnc de mardo
de- soue. muer me hicieron dfsrr IL vsts que
niendo y. de regreso mi smigc tx6e hubiers lido
VERNE.
Partendo pus, del error de- que ii mArchn hsbis
dicho ee donnqo que Oene esGr6 de ~ encamin6
casa 81 primer domingo goiene al d. msrch dudando
de e,t. "a en- Mard da "a. hubiese legdo
enfsrmo de que hsse enoiAdo cong de mi des
corteSiA para . esposa
Seu las cuatro de a t.rd9 .ndo lame, sin hace
gran ,po de gis de pacenc flo d. m tercera
entrev,ts egoria dese meor resudo las dos
teTiores..
Q6 paM por .q.fl principle gritr con d4ibsrado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14
Buques anunciados

sPio TX Sali6 ell 80 ppdo. de Bar
celona para esta con las escalas de
costumbre y seguira visie para
Msysgisz, Ponce y de sste dlu-
tlmo puerto, nara ls isla de Cuba.
sJulia., Con procedencia de Ia
Habana y escalas intermedias, recala.
RI el IT del corriente.
xQuebec., Sc aguarda al rededor
del II procedente de Pto-Plata y segui
rA viaje para Europa via Saint Tho
mas.
<Augusta W. Snow, Dsl puert"
de NV York para el nueatro hsbra
salido el 10 del corrieute.
<Coamos saldr6 para NV Ynk
81 Is del actual.
sPopce, saldrA manaua de N W
York ara tsta.
1oaaarom puerto:
vapor aneric.no eohilade' plas
de Nw York.
Vapor aleman sHispanis,
Sc naalitdron de sdlida:
Gol,tas <Deseadss , ,sMsria A-.aus
Guillermitc,, ,, <Pr' greso,s CAN Blan.
csS, MayF ow r, y <Ssn M'g
Buques en- puerto
TRAvSEIA
<Springfi.ld, descargando.
IS se, csrg ando. !.
Goodwin Stonder, descsrgandn.
<John Ms Dermont, descargardo
xGladys, Id,
<Chas s. Rias endiente.
<Rshe:ca Cronw ,l, Id.
eH'spanias c.rgaudo
philadelphia dsscargsndo.
COSTANEROS
xCorazon dc Maria Agnadilla y
Mayag1ez.
eCarmeltv pendent.
xB,rlpquep> Yabucos.
xIn iias dsscargando.
xMaysguezauas descarg sudo.
<IsabslaS i'd,
J xVolunta1, aisrdo.
| <MayFlo wsrS Ia.
| .Uberita, viequss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14
BlBLlO'rECA DE Ella rEWotRAClA, IA!

miio de recenc |. psiia dguo padre buen ". le
ocut. que ustsd h.b co1tbudo deshonor de ndvduo
de fsmial aq1els lgs do eg,isml de csdad de
nteres yde abnegac6n verdsdeo fAu1e los de 10
cencia, c,nsgaieae los oo' d Supreme Jas1
ests en- ios ceos Mueh3 am, G.briels ud claudo
uminoo espfu de anita repar6 ea somb dc pecAdo
~Pobre GabrielAl gm6 FAbisn.
T. viendo padre a6lda agunA sino
que meneaba csbsz. de arrba abo ApetsbA boc
quen leno de dolor aombo oma resouc6n de habar
continue diciendo por su parte:
Aqaela noche fui YER var don jaime en- comp.6ia de
FL noble augon6s me recibi6 brzos exclamlndo
con aquea algeria que rec,rdAba IL nex de GAbries
-Vamos. -. hombre Pdsme u,ted Is mano de Ia
chachal
Padre de mi vida. e contestS.
romIi . llorar como oro shorA. Hoerfano solo du
rante tAnos ID quea primsra desie mur6 mi
madre que el duIce amparo dc 10 fAma augusta
sombra de ls autordsd Daterntl
: De,de maG.na..., c,ntnu6 don Jaime, cuaudo hubo
dominado muda emoc6n que h proujo snto: dsde
ma emp arreglir los papse dentro de
veri6sr& el amieno No pueto dedics uted da mks
Hsgo muchs f.s mi sn contar este picAo
drid no me ha gust.do nuDcs
POGO referire usei de 10 much que hLAmos squela
novdabe noch 10 hnca de mi vida que he considerad
verdaderamente ftiz.. Atdo "a deeos de ermiusr
mlrcho derech1 81 dessnce de tods las h>riss referds
Diego so comimos don JLme fonds, pue4
fufon p6es odl mis- s6pc de hospedsse en- mi
Te bl.re de IT, 81 queres, desde shora mismo :.
respond6 singular donsire desms tuuf mis-
Y como 70 nsstese mi rueRo, pnso do 81
estAs inapelabes palabrs:
Not cinses He dicha que no. soy arsgones Lo que
pido que verRas todOs los dfm toda horG
para luego hblarle de mi muier que AbrumArs pre-
gnntas.
oPues en- zee cMO. =, .xs'm6 Diego ouyo Hmblan!e ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

Rentas de Ponce denunca Cuebas
Colon, por libelo.--Revlsta medical Defuncones en-
San Juan en- el mes de Junio.Meetng sociaista la
plaza Baldoroty. .Obras del teatro prncpiaran unes
pr6xmo Juicio la Corte Federal por infracci6n de
las leyes de Aduanas. jugada 10 prohibdo yum
escalamiento en- Juana Diaz.-Dos cacos detenidos y
sentencados en- Ponce.-Gremlo ellmlnado. .--Rebajas
de Rentas Internas, en- Humacao Las Pedras -Em-
bargo evantado en- Loza.-Regres6 ell sub Comisiona-
do del Interior-Llegada del vapor <Phlladelphia.>
Con Ell de Arecibo.-xEl Mallete S-Escueas de Areci.
bo.-Propuestas de maestros.-Parada de Bomberos
el domngo.-Asambea de municipos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14

La oficlna local dc Sanidad ter
min6 10 eatadistica de las cefanciones
que ocu,rieron en- San Juan en- el mes
'ie JUNO; Han fAllecido och nsa va
r0nes de uno y otro sexo, ccmpren-
disudo los barrios de Msrins, PLerte
de TERRA y Santurce.
En- 10 tarde de aver tlvo lugsl
en- 10 plaza de Baldori 1ty un meeting
socialista. Entire otros hicleron use
dc Ia palabra Santiago Iglesias, +
gsnio Sanch'x , r anon Romero Rosa
:. Nos informa ell sobrestante d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-14

Prsclos MIN dc los articulos
que SO detallan en-

Precl0s MIN dc los articuios
que SO detallan en-
almaoenes
ARROZ. -Jap6n II s3t; Idem dc
N3a 9 s3}; americana corriente % & 3t
Ajos mallorquines, q 80 ctvs.
Jamones s10 II.
Quesos xmecs. Q Gle. Patsgras l8.
Tocino, ~ IA . 14}.
Jab6n, A.60 & $4.70 Rocamors:
americana, s2{ y Il.
Pasta del psfs at.
Nanteca o64 q 81 en- / , en- latas de
81 40
Harina de e5a . e8t.
Habichuslas blsncas del pals s3a =
1; Amertcanas 81 "a.
Colorsdss del pals u 8.
Americanaa blsncas largas . IT,.
Garbanzos 81 q II
Bacalao 81.
Oebollas &S5i.
ArenQues ct
ManteQuilla, dc sA l6
Pasta americans on cajas dc una
arroba t6. or
Papas amer!oanas de s1.75 LBS,
Id isleiias S3.
Tasaio q s10}.
varine articuIus doI DaiS
Preclos corrlentes
Azdcar para 81 consume:
Moscabado claro de vt ut.
De misl claro a375.
Oentrffuga claro ie IL %.
Azdcar americana de II ASA.
Algod6n de 81 as.
Almid6n . "a At
Cai& eorriente sllt LIT.
Cueros dulces sls &al7
Cocos a20 millar.
Ron 80 grados Cartier 4 SO cents-
vos gallon.
Main . l so.
Sebo s4i q.q.
Tabano, nominal.
Cambios 00rrlentes
Londres check 4.88 . <.884
Paris g Il II D.
Hamburgo aA%s
New York 1l8 P.
Espafa 8 div 25} & % D
Accionas
Banco IEspanol.." . IL 20.
B 1000 Tsrritorla'.. 8 Il q Is.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-11
Gave a Pupils Piano Recital.

a very pretty musical function was
given Friday morning at 10 O'Clock
by Mrs. Maude Silsry-Nlchols i'm the
way of a recital for her pupils and
their mothers The recital was Civ
en- SO that the pupils could have an
opportunity to hear Miss Maude
|Kimball play the violin, and the two
numbers She rendered brought forth
the enthusiastic applause of all pres
ent. Miss Parmenrer. of Scotland,
contralto, a voice pupi, Of Miss Goody-
koontz, assisted on the program and.
her singing was pleasing. The fol-
lowing pupils took part in the pro-
gram: Misses Florence Winsor. Mary
Morrow, Lucy. Thompson, Marjorie
Foster, Ruth Turney, Mary Kibbee,
Earl Christensen, and George Hark-
er. Fruit punch was served after
the program.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-11
70 SUCCEED NASH
Prof. N. NJ. Ramer, of Milbank, is
Named as State superintend-
emit by Gov. Elrod.

Prot. NJ. NJ. Ramer, until recently
i principal of the city schools, Monday
received his appointment as superin.
tendent Of public instruction, to fill,
the vacancy caused by the resigna.
ticn of Hon. Geo. w. Nash, who was
appointed to the position Of president
of the Aberdeen state normal school.
Prof. Nash's resignation takes effect
Sept. L. Prof. Ramer's appointment
was made by Governor Elrod after a
due consideration of the candidates
for appointment and he was selected
strictly on his merits as an educator
and a man equal to the position
which lie will fill. In the names
that have been suggested as candi-
dates for the appointment Prof.
Ramer's name was never mentioned.
Prof. M. NJ. Ramer was born at
Lewiston, Mimi, Feb. IL, 1869, and
accompanied his parents to Tower
City, N. D., in 1880. He began his
studies in the common schools and
later took a course in the normal
schools at Moorhead, Mimi, attend
ing a Baptist college later in North
Dakota. He began his teaching
career in the county schools Of Cass
county, N. D., in 1888. where he re.
NAMED for five years. He was then
called to the schools of Big Stone
City. S. d., in 1893, and after having
served there a period Of time he was
elected superintendent of schools of
Grant county, which he held four
years, the limit under the law. From
1902 to 1904 he vas the principal of
the schools at Milbank. where he
made an unqualified success of his
work.
Last year he was secured by the
board of education of this city to ac-
cept the principalship of the Mitch
ell schools, and the year he has been
here has demonstrated his great
worth as an educator, and he was re-
engaged for the ensuing year. In.
January he was elected to the posi-
tion of president OF the South Dako-
ia Educational Association.
P.of. Ramer is what might be
termed a self-educated man. His
schooling days were necessarily linz
tied and his attachments have been
wrought out by a steady application.
to his looks during che long hours of
night, devotfng himself assiduously
IN better fitting himself for his work.
He is vigorous in his educational
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-11
Trip to Russian Colony.

Thursday the following party made
the trip to Rockport in Tobin's gaso-
lime launch: Misses Jessie Walrath,
Edna Daniels, Ruth Youngman,
Florence Dickson, Maude Hager,
Maude Kimtall, of Chicago, Mabel
ISwitzer, Of Minneapolis, Daisy
Beattie, of Sioux Falls, and Messrs.
Fred KraIz, Gus Loeyinger, Everett
White, Glen Miller and Lloyd
Stearns The trip to Rockport and
and return Ey river is about 81 miles
and there is beautiful scenery all the
way. Gibson's grove of fine large
trees is about half way and here a
stop was made for dinner and supper.
About two hours were taken for
the noon luncheon and one hour for
supper on the return trip.
I. The trip also allows a stop at Rock
port of about two hours to view the
falls and the old tumble dowr rock
dam and to go through the interest
ing buildings Of the Heutterich so
Icietv.
The returning trip is the most de-
lig1ftful when the setting sun Is cast
ing never ending variety of shadows
in the placid Jim and the dark green
foliage of the oak and the ash take
on a still more gorgeous beauty in
the marvellous splendor OF a Dakota
sunset. Colorado may boast of her
mountains and all the Western
Empire of her wonders Of nature but
we enjoy a twilight of which none
can boast. After the sun drops be-
low the horizon you still have an
hour to ride before the shades of
night gather thickiy around.
This is a delightful river ride, at
times passing thickly wooded islands
and also Slipping by the entrances of
several creeks and Streams where the
river widens into the proportions Of
a lake anc with the changing variety
OF the weeping willow and overhang-
ing grape vines one becomes at times
almost enchanted with the beauty Of
1t all.
Dr. fA E-aLr ~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-08-11
TALKING ABOUT the CROPS
eain Dealers Gave Good Reports d
ths Crop situation Through.
ont the State.

AdiStrict meeting of the Tri-State
Gfain Dealers Association was held
ins this city Thursday evening, which
Nas attended by about forty dealers,
NhO presided over by j. j.
Dunn, OF Minneapolis, secretary.
~Tnegsession was held at the Widmann
hotel. Tllesdealers came together to
talk over the crop sitaution as it is
u evidence in the southern and
southeastern part OF this state,
northeastern Iowa and southern
Minnesota the territory OF the asso-
citation. The general discussion. lead
to#a fine presentation of..the..crop sit
natiOn and IN every district, with
thesexcetipon Of southern Minnesota
and the most glowing reports were
given. In the district norlh and
northeast OF here the dcalers repor-
% that some smut had been discoy-
sred IN the wheat, but they did not
81 eltye that 1T would have any effect
- the grain yields or the grade, if
1he Weathsr held fayorabiv until it
was cut. The reports fromsthe south
Mds0Rtiieastern parts OF this state
SHere TO the effect that there was not
The stigl ltest evidence OF rust or
smut, tue stale being perfectly free
3zeIl anything ten1ing to injure the
xrafn. Secretary Quinn expressed
his gratiication at these statements,
xsit had been reported in Minneapo-
Is that there was considerable rust
and smut i'm the fields OF South Da-
kOtiiss Samples Of wheat were brought
> the dealers which bore out the.
scatenlents made. Oats were pro-
senncedsto besa bumpe. crop OF the
greatest possible magnitude in COM
garrison to yields of other years.
ssaIshe report on barley was to the
Effect that it is somewhat %discolored,
sphich will have a tendancy to lower
aheSgrade and effect the price, al.
though By careful stacking it was
sthought the grain would bleach to.
some extent The grain will be
aeayy.
Tn discussion Of the corn crop
br0slRht ont the general statement.
1n1at u All the territory covered by
The association that il frost holds
j until September LIST there win be
dangef 20 sinjury to. the cropin
tnlessdirection. Corn Is making the
klfe;6tests growth and As FAST making
sa iijeIahop. lost time. Ears are over half
16Isg8gEesdan bumper crop Is the pre-
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lection With favorable conditions.

diction with favorable conditions.
Splendid reports we're brought in
from the winter wheat district in
the southern part Of the state, and
the average yield is placed at about
% bushels per acre. Very little win
ter wheat will be shipped from this
state as it will be kept for seed for
the farmers and a much greater
acreage will result next year from the
success of this year. There was a
general feeling among the grain deal
ers that the favored sections will
harvest an immense crop this season.
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Earning an Education.

Philadelphia Press: In Columbia
in the last college year, 537 students
earned S92, 1876. This is skiold the
sum earned by students in the uni
versi.ty five years ago. This is true
in most colleges. :.When President
Hadlev Vas installed he spoke of the
~ %:reasing difficulty of paying for
college education. This is a mis-
take. 1t was never so easy to get a
college education as now. The news
lapers alone pay enough for college
news to support a number of them.
The work in the community fol
Which a man can earn money while
studying has greatly increased.
Wealth has brought to the college
many stupid and idle boys and their
pay for "tutering'' keeps a number
of students going in the institutions
for men and a few in colleges for
women, as yet little cursed by the
student sent to college for sssociul''
advantages. The colleges. too, have
made 1t easier by requiring less. II
a mai can go through college and
play foot ball he ought to be able to
earn his living aud go through col
lege The real difficulty comes when
a nan leaves COLLEGE with his degree.
IT is no unusual thing for a boy to
find that he could support himself
easier in college than get a living af-
ter he got out.
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work. For all the sacrifices he made
in his younger days he saiG he found
that 1T paid in the long run to be
faithful to the task. Prof. Ralner
stands high among the educators of
the state for his thoroughness IN all
his work and for his splendid capabil-
titles. His appointment to the posi-.
tion will bring satisfaction in educa-
tional circles.