Daily News from Arkansas City, Kansas • 4

If im ifpUflflr SqIjBT AND- TYPEWRITING INSTITUTE. COMPLETE COURSE I SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Students Prepared for Actual "Work Three to Four Months. All-finger Method of Typewriting, with the use of a Standard Machine. 1 so "Wlno-it O-ttr Say; and with the progress I have made.

As teacher Prof. Journey is careful ami painstaking and his experience enables him to the notes are easily read afterward. lean highly recommend this school to anyone wishing to take shorthand and typewrit, ing- Mary Bcake. under Prof. H.

M. Journey, and can truthfully say that as an instructor, Prof. Journey has fe equals and no super iors ft. E. Bjiay.

P4 fctf teach his students many ways of shortening their work and many "tricks of the Though 1 have attended Prof. Journey's shorthand school but a short time about a month and have, therefore, had but little To whom it may concern It is with great pleasure that I hereby most heartily recommend Prof, II. Journey as an efficient and successful teacher of stenography, having enjoyed a term of instruction from him 1 know whereef I speak. Mr. Journey is a skillful reporter, a thorough teacher and a pleasant gentleman; and as such I commend him to the public needing his Instructions.

C. H. Rogers, Pastor Unjtarjap Parish. Oklahoma City, O. T.

This is to certify that I learned steno As a student of the Southern Shorthand School, I can say: I find the Pernin system th most easily mastered system that I have had the opportunity to examine. Prof. Journev. thfi nrinn.inal. is n.

first olaaa reporter, and through his able instructions his pupils receive the benefit of his experience. As a teacher, he is thorough and competent, and I would nr.70 all whn think experience, I can say that 1 am highly pleased with his methods of leaching stenography, and with the system which he teaches. A practical reporter himself, he is able to give his pupils the "pointers" that are born of experience, as well as to teach them the theories and principles, which he thoroughly understands. V. J3.

Wagner. Of takintr ll this HtlKlv tn pall nr tha graphy and typewriting under the instruct tion of Prof. Journey and after a course of eleven weeks. I took a position in a trade" which are generally unknown to the beginning stenographer. L.

M. Jones. llaviug taken a course of stenography and typewriting in the Southern Short hand School, in justice to the Principal and the system which he ably teaches, I Wish to say that he is a thorough and competent instructor, and that too much cannot be said in praise of Pernin's Universal Phonography and of the Southern Shorthand School. Hattib FBAareY, After receiving one months' instruction in the Southern Shorthand School under TlZl, I arh well pleased with the Course of instruction, and the careful corrections of my work. To anyone wish-1 ing to take up the study of shorthand, I most heartily recommend the Southern Shorthand School.

I cannot say too much in prise of the Pernin system. Yours Respectfully, Ota Smith. Southern Shorthand School and examine this system of shorthand, which I can heartily recommeod to all. Ida Prescott. law office, at which time my speed was sufficient to taki the most rapi4 station.

en. 1 l.utA iljtna vatnmia nf 1 inn A.Y. I Jr- CX2 I hare been attending the Southern Shorthand School, Ci which Prof, Journev is Mincipal, and am very well satisfied with the result of the time sprat in studv. I like the Pernin system of stenography very much, because it is easy to comprehend, and, taught in Prof. Journey's practical way, 1 feel sure that anyone, with an ordinary education, could learn it in a few months.

A. U. Keebbs. To those who desire to take up the study of Shorthand: Having attended the Southern Shorthand' School for the past three months, in which time, i have acquire'! ai knowledge of shorthand a'nd typewriting sufficient to enable me tetake a rapid dictation and transcribe it on the typewriter with ease and accuracy, I most heartily recommend the Pernin system, and I desire to sav that under such instruction as is given in the Southern Shorthand School, any ordinary scholar should bet able to write from 100 to 125Jwords per minute, after a course of three months. For ease of acquirement and for legibility, I believe the Pernin system without an equal.

13. N. Eager. Shorthand work ana naveiounu me nln system equal to ail requirements, Ff I ease of acquirement, spted and legibility, I most heartily recommend the Pernin system as taught by Prof. Journey.

A. J. Strandberg, Stenographer for Mack Love. I haee taken a course of three months' instruction in the Southern Shorthand School and am now able to take a rapid dictation and to transcribe the same at fair rate of speed. 1 am greatly pleased with the instruction given in the school ball 1 have studied shorthand at the Southern Shorthand School under the instruction of Prof.

Journey, and 1 am well pleased with the methods of instruction and the system taught; it is easy to acquire, and Hutchinson, June 1, 1893. This is to certify that I received my instructions in Shorth and and Typewriting 1Z THE DAILY NES. BONTON BAKERY. CAKfElL Entered in the postoffice at Arkansas City as second class matter. in exchange for his service the better is the trade is for him.

80 the belt thing for the laboring man is free trade. If trades will give a man goods for nothing, that man won't object, he won't feel injured is he isn't injured if he gets his goods partly for nothing, or very cheap. Arkansas City, February 9, 1894. The Pops wouldn't support the Ar "HOTHER'S FRIEND" is a scientifically prepared Liniment and harmless; every ingredient is of recognized value and in constant use by the medical profession. It shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to life of Mother and Child.

Book 'To Mothers" mailed free, containing valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt of price, $1.50 per bottle. BRADFIELO REGULATOR Atlanta, 6a. Sold by all druggists. BY BEQUEST of a number of people of this city, we have been induced to tnke una fill orders for Tre Cheam nnd Fruit Ices in lots ranging from gallons up.

We also have a nice line ofCAKBR, Cream Puffs, Kisses, Ooooanut Kipfes, Macakooks, Lacv Fingers, Jelly Roll, Layer Cake, Akoel Food. White Cake. Frut Cakb and in fact, EVERYTHING that you can deoire in the bakery line. BAUMAN rrops. ka.isas City Dispatch and so Amos Walton has turned it into the Arkansas City News; a straight democratic paper.

Perhaps the fact that Amos has all along been only a democrat masquerading as a populist, had a The Daily News has succeeded the Dispatch at Arkansas City. The initial numbers are neatly printed and contain much matter that is of interest to the welfare of Arkansas City. Caldwell Journal. good deal to do with the failure to sup port the Dispatch. All the world hates Sick Beodftcbeand reHevall tfaetronfcfe ta Aect to a bilioui state of tba aystem, mob Dizdsesi, Naiuea, Drowsinesa, Distreas after eating.

Pain in the Side, io. While their most remukafcle succesa been snows in caring CHunciiEs; In buying JE, WANNER CQ. a ARE THE Licensed Bill Posters Of Arkansas City. Headqunrters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Rev.

W. 8. VaiJ will preach for the Unitarian society in Highland Hall Sunday evening at 7:30: subject, "Almost Persuaded." All are wel ileaOsehe, yet Carter'a Little ttaf Pill are equally valuable in Constipation, caring and pro Tenting thisannoyinacomplaict, while they also ccrrec alldisorrlersoithestoiBach.stimuKtethti liver and rogulate toe bowels. EveniftaejonlJ Bastes ask loi the GERTS, LUMBARD Chicago-Made Brushes, and insist on getting them See our name on the handle nont other genuine. Our brushes are the Best Made Best Material cured come.

hypocrisy. Leavenworth Times. You may know what Amos is today but you can't tell what he will be tomorrow. Courier. Amos Walton has not now nor has he ever had any connection with The Daily News.

The Leavenworth Times, as is well known, was never guilty of telling the truth or of being courteous to other papers, but it'is just a trifle cowardly to hit a man who is not in a position to hit back. If it was true that "all the world hates hypocrisy," what a thoroughly hated paper would be the Leavenworth Times. As to the Courier, we certainly expected better treatment. HEAE) lAebetheyvonldbeslmostprloeleistotboiewlKI Suffer from tUis distressing complaint; but fortunately their goodness does notend here.and those Trho once try them will find these little pills valuable In so rcany ways that they will not be to do without them. But after tJlslck head Tklepiiokk No.

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CHICAGO. There will not be any'Y. M. C. A.

gospel service tomorrow. The people are invited to meet at the Baptist church at 2:40 te talk on questions of interest in the Sunday school work and a large number are expected to take part. Rev. J. F.

Sloanfpastor Christian church, will preach Sunday morning and evening as usual. Capt. Foster will give a phonograph Orl TRADE BARK RKOIFTERKT "IliDflPC pa A WELL MAN OF 8 HADE tat fie the bant of so many lives that here Is whera 1 we make our great boast. Our pills cure it whila Others do not. Carter's Little Liver Fills are very small ana very easy to take.

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ALLPILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALLPRlCf MB." meeting at the Salvation Army ha1! That man Favorite down at Arkansas City who had a bad cold and got well must be a Methodist. He has been telling his experience ever since his name appeared in the newspapers. Wellington Mail.

Things are so dead in society down at Arkansas City now, the girls dress up like squaws, papoose attachment and all, and beg from house to house just rr. break the monotony. -Wellington Mail. We wonder where the editor of the A Fine Line of GOLD, SILVER and STEEL SPECTACLES. WITH Fine Febble Lenses.

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Short talks by Maj. Sully, Dr. DeWitt Talmage, Mrg. General Booth, Mrs. Ballington Booth and songs by various army REMEDY (.8 TBI ABOVI: fTS In 60 MAYS.

Cures I Diseases. Faillntr Mcmci v. X. captains and shrt talks by prominent Sleeplessness, Nightly Kmii gives vigor to Rbrunken organs, ly part A MEDICIHE THAT MAKES GOOD BLOOD -es and aurckly but sorelv restores Loci Manhood western ministers, a siuaii uuiuibsiuji fee of 10 cents will be charged. Pro Lbl old or young.

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we will send it bv mall unnn receiot of ftrice. impnlet In sealed envelope free. Address Oriental Scientific American 1. p. rs--r evangelistic meeting at another point J7 1 .1 1.

ncUnA 1, Medleal Proprleurc, Cbleago, rowtfreoU. Aflency for OH my llciu, i. iiuvc ubacu mo wuijvcib nnnnonfoH With thft YoilTltr MpTlS Christian Association to conduct the services at wace unapei tomorrow night. Sunday scnooi at ciock as usuai. CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, formation about Arkansas City.

We rather admire him though, he is such a cheerful liar. The Kansas City Star says that the republican outlook is brightened by the announcement from the presiding elder of the Fort Scott district that 550 converts were made in the Methodist church in his district the past three months. The good work is going on all over the country and in St. Louis thousands of converts are reported. Yes the republican outlook is becoming' better and brighter every day.

Chanute Daily Tribune. We think the republican outlook is growing brighter. It won't be long until they see the blaze. What ib trade? It is an exchange of service. And the more each man gets OESICN PATENTS, COPYRICHTS, etcJ tiOLD by E.

D. Eddy, 106 Summit ARKANSAS CITY, and other Leadiog Druggist. mov XBIG. Having purch Duff Old-10yds deliver" wagon aw1 team we are now fc, ter prepared than ere to give prompt and efficient service in all kinds or moving an transfer work. Orders left at Duff Oldroyd and Kepp Broa.

furniture store Promptly attended to. iano moving a specialty. Spring drays. Everybody invited. J.

u. befton, Pastor. The eecond of te series of practical talks to young men will be held in the Y. M. C.

A. rooms Monday evening, Feb. 12. Rev. Dr.

DeLong will present the subject of "Character Building." These talks are free to all Y. M. C. A. and they are given the privilege of bringing one young man with them free.

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