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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

the dissatisfied cowboy thrown In.
shall withhold my own opinion ms TO
who are the cutters until | know more
~ the matter, which will only be n
few days. n ! shall spend several days
on the range where the work N done,
| think I shall bc able 10 report in my
next letter that the worst Is over,
and that such concessions are
made by all concerned as
Will secure permanent harmony aud
continued prosperity TO the stock
men.
Wichita Falls ~ coming to the front
as shipping point, and long trains OF
beef cars daily leave here. The ship
mients SO far amount to about five
hundred cars and Ii Is known that
there are at least that many more TO
be shipped. The large open range
near here aud the plenty supply of
water have attracted shippers
from all parts Of tho north
west. and the Railroad
company now fluids 1t necessary To en-
large the stock pens 10 provide Tor The
handling Of the number OF cattle des-
tined 90 be shipped from here. Pat
Doolan. manager OF the stock yards, IL
one of the busiest men IA town, and
never fails TO start shippers oft from
here In gcnd humor.
l.. Il. Collins hardly sleeps now, and
IL is pretty safe 10 any that he examines
personally every animal that
Is shipped from here. fir he
never sees Is COW without
wanting TO make trade He bought
to-day from M.s-rs Philips. Rails Il
Co, mnchme n in Motley aud Hall
counties III head of steers aud COWS,
paying 81 for steers and SD for cows.
The cattle Mere delivered and nt oaee
shipped.
b. H. Phillips OF the above named
firm, IS just leaving here for visit to
his family near Gainesville. He VIII
enjoy q few weeks holiday and then
return 10 his ranrh
G. w. Wood and l.. H. VIII
SOB. Of Kansas City, are here
ia company with a couple 90 English
capitalists who are looking at lhc
Sloue s. DirlSey pasture with the view
OF hnying X. From the earnest man
ner IN which | see these gentlemen
engaged ia conversation | predict that
"A big trade Is imminent. When This
reaehes you shall be on the range
south of here. SLADE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY. sEPTEMBER9.

Montague Northwest The fact that
correspondence has been carried on
between parties Of Fort Worth, Deca-
tur aud Montague, regarding u branch
railroad from Sunset. In Wise county,
to Montague, has but lately come be-
fore the people, and is worthy of notice.
II seems, so far as the Norfhwest can
learn, the iden Is that such road with
terminus at Montague. for the pres
ent would draw all the trade OF Span
ieh Fort, Eagle Point, Red River Sta
ton, st. 10 aud the fertile valleys of
Red river, in Montague county, (which
now goes TO Gaincsvillc) to The points
Aforesaid, as the longest distance from
Montague To any of the towns in the
county is only eighteen miles while
the shortest distance Is thirteen miles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
JOHNSON couSrY.
Contracts Made for The New Jail--A santn
no Morignge--rsreonal.

Correspondence OF the Gazette
Cleburne, September THE county
OF this county met to-
day TO receive bids for the erection Of
the new jail. The contract for the
was awarded to MIR. Lee
Slaughter, who Is the courthouse con-
tractor. The iron and steel work con-
tract was awarded TO MeSsrs. +. J.
pauiy & Bro. of st. Louis, represented
by j. j. Lyon of Palestine. Mr..
Lyon, who drew the plans, guaran-
teed that the Jail, exclusive OF the lot,
would cost less than so, 900. His con
tract for the iron work is $l3 Sj3 The
contract for the building is Sl2 lac,
making $2j 800 in all. The payments
for the building will be made 10 the
contractor as the work progresses, he
having given bond, with VIM. Came
ron ~ Co. as sureties,
for the faithful performance
Of his obligations. The iron work VIII
be paid Tor when II Ia completed and
accepted by the commissioners.
Messrs. II. III. Miles and Phil II.
Alien have returned from their trip To
the Louisville exposition.
Jim Iangston reached home We'd
nesday ni9ht, having spent auout IA
month in the dry goods centers of the
east, purchasing fall and winter stock
JET Lamar, one of the represen la
tives OF the DozierWeil Cracker COM
pany, of 1T. Louis, was in town yes.
terday. He left for Weatherford to-day
JET is a nephew OF his uncle, l.. q. G..
Lamar, aud is rs successful in bust
ness as the uncle IL in politics.
j. III. Frisbie, for the Gulf, Colorado
d Santa Fe railway, on yesterday had
recorded deed Of trust to secure Sec
ond mortgage bonds on that road TO the
amount Of ti3,o 900 per mile.
The Arlington Concert company
performed last night at Browns opera
house 10 rather slim audience.
The following are the principal ar
rivals at the Cleburne house during the
last twenty-four hours:
T.. A. Rawlings, Fort Worth; t.. II,
Rogers, Oshkosh, Wis. j. e. Jones,
Galveston; Howard Peek, NJ. Scheuber,
Fort Worth; s A. Elknis, Galveston;
ID. w. Sprague, New York; j. y Ran
kin; o. *. Harry, w j. Brett, Dallas;
r. j. Duke, Cranberry; j. j Ligon,
Palestine; q w. Meyers, Alvarado;
a. X. Seago, New Orleans; J. Cohen,
w, $. Rogers, Fort Worth; J II.
Bumpas Charles Weber, Dallas; J. M.
Emanuel st. Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
WASHINGTON.
Tho President and virginia Poiiiies--An
Ingenious Device To Secure
the Negro Vote,

Delayed Special
ST. Louis, September IA WASH
/ngton special 70 the Relnbiicda SAM
the return OF the presl dent has revived
interest In the quesAon as to what
stand hc will take IN regard to Nir-
winia politics. congressman Des-
enlorf Ia ON hand watching develop.
menis, and says II the administration
withdraws It's support from Mehone.
the latter will be badly beaten this
lall He says the Re-adiusters have
devised an Ingenious method of or
ganization of cclored voters. They are
gathered in clubs and enrolled, aud In
order TO make sure OF them, election
tickets are issued every time they at.
tend the club meetings. Each ticket
q good for ten or fifteen cents, and IL
the holder casts ~ Ready uster vote on
election day, the financial agent pays
lhim the agreed amount for the tickets.
This IL u bribery device of the Boss TO
nbain a free ballot and II fair count.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

Belion .iouynai: On Saturday Mrs.
w. II. Vaughan discovered that her
jewelry case had been stol n, she had
not used anything from it since Thurs
day. The articles stolen consisted OF II
diamond SET of jeweIry, and gold set,
a gold watch and chain, five finger
rings, ANA few other articles OF less
value, the whole valued al $500. They
were taken from thc parsonage, and
up to this time suspicion rests on no
one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

Bowie Cross Iimbcrs: The Septem-
Der edition of the Dallas Herald doe,
Bowie "A great Injustice. In the first
place the town, instead of being l,2D0
days old, Is onl5 little over year
old. Secondly IL is. not IN the Red
river valley. Us e1tton exports this
year will he in the ueighborhood of
1000 bales, and its home trade will
amount to NJ least S500,000, instead Of
S7i,ouo. One dry goods house atone
sells S50,0n0 annually.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
BELL COUNTY.
Contract FOR sthe Now school House n,
Temple Opening of the Fall
Session.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Temple, September THE con-
tract FOR the new school building was
awarded 10 Mrs q. w. Austin. He
viii commence work Monday with Il
force OF sixteen hands. The building
Ia to be eighty feet long, thirty feet
wide, two stories high, with an "Ln
twenty-six by thirty.siS. The main
building win have two halls sixteen
feet Wide each
School Will open next Monday In
temporary buildings. under the man
agenNnt of Prof. j. Wagg1ner, as.
sisted by Prof. Dewitt and niss Jen-
ME Gray.
Messrs Moore & Grey are busily
engaged IN drafting deeds and selling
property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
The Prize fight.

Kansas City, September S,--The El
Paso committee left tonight for Chi
cage Ia meet Slade and his managers
and endeayor to arrange for the fight
NJ or near III Paso. Mitchell has ex,
pressed himself In favor of their
scheme and they believe Slade eau be
induced 10 accept H.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
a POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
The Toledo Produce Exchange Very Posi-
tive In Its Endorc sInsnt.

Delayed Telegram.
Toledo, September THE Toledo
produce exchange to-day adopted the
report Of Its committee, recommend
ing The passage by congress of law
providing for the construction of gov
ernment posta telegraph lines, on the
basis OF the proposed bill of Senator
Ednunds. The bill opposes purchase
by the government OF existing lines or
any that may be built hereafter by pri-
vate companies, and tavors the estab
lishment of I'm independent system, to
be extended as fast as the business in
terests of the country may require.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
GAINESVILLE HACK LINE.

7 EE & ARNETT HAVE PUT ON A HACK
II line between Whitesboro and Gainesville
The hack leaves Whitesboro at am, ifnme-
dlately after the arrival OF the east-bound
Jexa9 and Pacific train, anc leaves Gaines
Vile ct 2 pm, ia time TO connect nj Whites
ooro with the aouth-bound train. Fare each
way, 81 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

Texas, TO uss the expression, Ia
pretty wcli hceledh She has Ia her
treasury 81, 7Is,0O0 in cash, Si,476,000
in bonds aud hand notes amounting 10
81, $40 900. 81 grand total of Sl0,0l5, 900.
With such showing of tangible AS
sets there h no reason why taxes
should not he reduced 10 twenty cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
o. or X. O.

rI,HE o. OF II. q. EVERGREEN 81. REGU.
| lar every hrst and third sunday Mt l:s0 y.
~. in X. off. Hall, corner OF Third and Main
street. JOINS HuD0Es
Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
176 worn SQUARE,.

116-WoRD SQUARE,,
/. An animal.
2. A proposition.
3. a fragrant Oil.
4. Meridian. OUR WILLIE.
ii7--AMPurArioNS.
l. Behcad and curtail part of the
body ana leave to utter a low sound.
=. Behead aud curtail strlng and
leave "a propositions. ". &. NJ
l4S.-RIDDLE.
how, with the waters and swim ws,h The
wander with the wretchcd when sorrows do
Assail:
crawl DER the wall with the wreath II tho
And come with al wrong from the work OF
the vine;
watch with the wicked The ways Of the
law,
WINS, or warnings when theirwearoAs they
lead forth the whlrlwind wild ON its way,
And It's woeful wreck forever sway;
I'm seen on the wave aud mixed with ia
An, fonnd with the waters wherever they
dwelt
Through my aid tho weeplug-wiilOw shall
And rs branches shall wave to the winds
that blow;
For III Toe with them all ever the world;
IN found with every sweet little hOwct
And come to II with The dewnndthc shower.
ALhNIS.
li9--ABsENT vowRLs.
Lfblfth rssfll,
Drpb drip hstrmsr dr,
y bn, b yn drcll,
5 nj MFRS drpn d 4.
OUR WILLIE.
150-pIAMoNp Pv2zLE.
|. A vowel.
=. CONCEALED water.
:. a large body of water.
4. TO feed.
8. A consonant. MAN.
tANSwERSIN Two WEEnsJ
ANSWERS.
l36.---Ir is not enough to aim you
must hit.
1877. --Dew~drop.
l3S.-A living dog is better than a
dead lion
49,
PATAGONIA
BEHRING
GRAIN
APE
H.
| li0--l. Brace, race. 9. Ground,
| round 3. Slate, late, l. Brain, rain.
SEPTEMBER PRIZE.
A desirable book will be presented 10
the contributor publishing sus the hes.
Original puzzle dlIrings the month Of
~entpmhar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
ARrEsIAN BATHS.

TIME BEST BATHING WATER In THE
J. state white sulphur, magnesia and soda:
natui al How ~ galioSs per minute: soft aa
rain water. Mort west corner public square,
stanley ijaymaker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
puzzle DEPARTMENT..

IAN correspondence relating ID Sls depart
mcnt should be marked "I0r MILE BE-
TORT WORTH GAzErr and adj
dressed 10 w. ii. Eastman, Essi \Summer.
Mainc.l
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w. g. L. U.

THHn W. G. 7. U. WILL HOLD THEIR
regular meetings every Tuesday At three
O'clock pm, at the reading room over Max
10 attend and aid Ms la our work. Mics. 4. j.
JEEgiSGs, President Mas. A. a. JOHNSON
Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
SOCIETY NOTICES.


A LII MEMB Frs AND FRIENDS OF THE
n Band OF Hope are requested to meet at
iAe reading room saturdays PIN. Regular
meeting every Saturday afternoon. NJ. II,
GRAsT, superintendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
PATAGONIA
BEHRING
GRAIN
APE

li0.--l. Brace, race, 9. Ground,
round. 3. Slate, late. 4. Brain, rain.
SEPTEMBER PRIZE.
A desirable book will be presented to
the contributor Publishing sus the bes.
Original puzzle d'Irings the month OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

I 4. ORR. Lawyer and Land Agent. Yer
y non Wilbarger county, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

DAUL c. HUDSON. Attorney at Law and
J. Notary Public, AlYarado, Texas Will
practice In the courts of Johnson and adjoin-
ing counties, in the State Appellate and ST.
preme courts. All business entrusted TO his
care VIII receive prompt and faithful atten-
ton. ONO up stairs over Cotter's dry goods
store, north side of square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW CARDS.

L1DGAR RYE, attorney at law, County at
IA torncy) Alban", Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
AMun1cAN LEAaun or aoNon.

TRINITY COUNCIL No. $50 TIOLDTHEIR
| nee things on the second and fourth Friday
evenings VI the month az IL. Of r. ball. Hour
Of mcetins : o'clock. j. w. WRAY, Com;
r. ~. GEAEY, Sec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
DRESS-MAKING.

NREs5S- MAKING AND PLAIN SEWING
~ by Miss Lizzie ward. East First street
Olird dosr west OF colored Methodist church
'fentlemen's pants made 10 order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

HENRY, Attorney 81 Law ana General
= Land Agent, Cleburne. johnson county,
Texas. Have complete abstract of all land
stiles of Johnson county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
TnURspAY, sNrT. a7, 1sas,

inrrA batter, AMI Fair Dram lugs, csa. Dor d
by tho Legislature OF kcnt acky, and 5Aie,
deciaroS legal by the highest Court IN the
state, bond given 10 Kerry county. ~ The
sum OF S!set|O Tor the prona't paymeps OF al.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
4 Revolution in Single aumber Drawings !

ga Every ticket'holdos hts own s,aparylsor
cnn call ont the number on IA ticSSt snd see
the corresponding nunl.ber on The tag pla ed
IN tie wheel In his presence, \ nose draw
ings viii occur ON the hast THURSDAY OF every
month Read the M gssni llcent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

NI'MULLEN 4 HUMPHREYS, Attorneys
M AT law, Fort Worth, Texas, Collecting,
corporation and general litigation. Office in
Terrell building, corner First and Main
streets
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-08-24
How it Looks AbrOad.

The New York Times, which is good
authority on any question, and especially
questions of state and national govern-
mcnt, says OF the South Dakota scheme
as proposed by MIR. pettigrew: If the
people of Southern Dakota are deter
mined TO proceed in the way parkcd out
out by Mr.. Pcltigrew, they will not only
lose the support of abiding men be-
yond the boundaries Of the territory, but
they will also inevitably delay the cree
tion Of the proposed state. 1t may be
safely predicted, moreover, that they viii
get into trouble The resolution adopted
and the atdre . issued by the Huron con-
vention neither recognized nor supported
the revolutionary and lawless plan de-
scrhcd by Mr.. Pcttigrcw. The appI,-
cants are acting simply as private clti
zcns, without authority Of law. They
should pay the expenses of the movement
by private subscription, AVOID any con-
tlict with the established government of
Dakota, and trust to the neral force of
harmonious and orderly proceedings and
respectful appeal. They cannot afford
to be mlsled by rash politicians.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-08-24
ScllOol Board Meeting.

The board met last evening pursuant
to djournment.
Present-Lyon, Atkinson, Collins, Klaus
Tanning and Rose.
The committee on Grounds N Buildings
were instructed to close the bargain with
J. II. Hartman for the east half of block
2, original town, according to his propo-
sition reported at the last meeting, and
upon the best terms possible. They were
also instructed to procure plans and estl-
mates for a school building to contain al
least four rooms.
The committee on supplies were au-
therized t. purchase necessary clocks fol-
the use of the school and to invite sealed
bids tor coal and kindling aud to award
the contract for the same to the loves,
bidder.
Mr.. Tanning reported the declinatiou
of Miss Gouchey Of position in the
school.
The application of j. Foster Milliker
for position as teacher was read anG
referred to the committee on teachers.
On motion the ianitor was allowed one
months salary on account
On motion the board adjourned till p
N, Friday, Aug, n.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-08-24
:senn SIuci, Gall,

Ordway has won tho young and tender
affections of thcj JAMESTOWN Alert and in
the near future we look for a breach of
promise action The old man has already
incurred more obligations than he can
fulfill during the remainder OF his term of
ofiice.-Press and Dakotalan.
We have heard and read great deal
about '!gall' since we have been iV the
territory but never saw the genuine arti-
Gle until we read the above item. We
can neither recall nor imagine what the
p. and D. took its cue from unless it was
from the Alert publishing the request OF
Gov. Ordway Tor an opinion OF Attorney
General Hughes and that gentleman's re-
ply upon the question as to where tho
territorial board of equalization should
meet which we copied from the Bismarck
Tribune. The p and DIS idea of giving
people information upon subject would
seem to lie 10 give them only one side ol
& case aud withhold the other. That
plan may he good one down in the
scow Counties but up here in the whea,
belt the people are capaole OF FORMING
an opir ion after hearing both sides OF a
case The reas.a he people down IN the
.'sou,hern confederacy ARE SO unaHmeus
their opinion that the capital commission
is null and void is that they have never
hear,, the ether side and do not know
from the papers IN that section that there
is another side to the case. The papers
down there have made it Jug handle
adair.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-08-24

southwest. saw huge, black, funnel
shaped cloud approaching and which
seemed to be revo.*.ss..s with great rapisss
ty. | rushed to shut the window but be-
fore could reach II there was terrible
crashing, banging and cresking. The
whole building shock and was creakiHg
and the wind rushed in with such force
as to throw me to the floor. The shock
lasted but few seconds and WHEN re-
covered went down into the street
where the.scene beggared description. The
street was filled with debris and people
were running about seeking for lost
friends and relatives while the cries of
the injured were heard on every hand.
In field pear Dodge Centre . herd Of
cattle was in the track Of the cyclone.
OF these nine were killed. The horns Of
eleven more were found sticking in the
ground, indicating the cattle had been
caught suddenly BY the wind and thrown
to the ground head formast, their horns
sticking in the ground" a special
meeting Of the citizens tonight author
lied the city council to appropriate
81, 900 for Rochester's sufferers. Council
appropriated $500 and the remaining five
hundred will be raised by private sub
scriptions.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-08-24

THE towns Of La Moure and Grand
Rapids have each other by tho ears over
the proposition to bond the county for
$15, 900 10 build court house in the lat
ter own, the vote on which question
will AXE place on Saturday. The papers
IN each town is giving the other black
eye at every opportunity. After the cleo
tion is over they will "shake hands across
the bloody chasm," and say they didn't
mean it, There will no doubt sometAhe
he contest tor the county seat IN La
Mourc county that will make the heavens
turn black, but the time for that contest
has not yet come. The La Moure people
think the scheme to build a court house
in Grand Rapids is t> hold down the
county seat there, which is probably true /,
but at the rate La Mourc is progressing
now she will soon have voting fcrce
to move the seat of county government
court house Nr no court house.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-08-24
THE already populous locality xnow

THE already populous locality &nown
Is the newspaper graveyard has received
another acquisition in the person of Tho
Minneapolis Daily News. Three short
months ago 1t uniurled its banner to the
nrseze IN that city to ''suppIy long felt
want and sailed out with the hrill'ancy
of meteor as if it would throw the
Evening Journal into total eclipse. But
its existence like Its brilliancy was mcte-
oric, and Monday morning when the Of
fice force assembled to commence the
weeks work they were thundcrstruck by
receipt of note from the general mana
ger informing them that the News was
corpse, that the place that had known 1t
would know it no more forever, and sug-
> x.sting that they ''seek grcencr fields
and pastures new" 1t is claimed by the
stockholders that the democratic centra
committee had agreed to take the ele-
plant of their hands, but the committee
*.deuv the allegation and defy the allega-
tor" the result of which is the material
Is locked up as unavailable assets aud 4
lawsuit will cnsue.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-08-24

THE county superintendent of Cass
county is pursuing plan that should be
be adopted in every organized county in
the territory, that of holding. teachers
institute of week during the summer
vacation for the discussion of topics pc
cullar to that profession. No teacher
that is worthy of the name but has some
idea that will be of adv vantage to Others OF
the profession 10 know, and no teacher is
30 proficient but lie or she can learn
soms,hing OF practical benefit from others
of the profession In this way, by giving
out and receiving ideas all tae teachers
who attend these institutes are practical
" benefited aud made more proficient in
their work. School teaching is no longer
4 mechanical art, in which ability and
dexterity IN welding the "magic blrcil'
ls a fundamental qualification, but 1t is
an intellectual profession, aud profes-
sion which more than any other single
one controls the future destiny of the ma
s,oe. The children who arc now rccelv-
ing education in our public schools will
soon hold the ballot which controls the
government from the president down to
the most insignificant officer in the land.
They will not only do the voting but they
will hold the offices and administer the
laws. 1t is unnecessary to say that those
who arc entrusted with the early educa-
tion OF these should possess every advan-
tage Of qualification within their reach.
School teaching Is progressive art and
those who imagine they have no more TO
learn IN the profession will find them
selves relegated to the shades Of fogyism
in very short time. These institutes
also promote uniformity of system
among the various schools so that child
transferred from one school to another
can proceed almost the same as if in the
same school. They serve to eliminate
errors and materially aid In the .'survival
Of the flttsst" methods.