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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
DECIDEDLY INVITING
Is tho Handsome Jsweiry Establishment
of j. q. Herkser.

Is tho Handsome Jsweiry Establishment
OF j. q. Herkser.
No mercantile house in Grand Rapids re-
ceives such words OF praise from the pub
lie. concerning it's neat. tasty and complete
appearance A. al seasons Of the year as
does that OF J. C. Her kner. 81 Aonroe-st-,
whose large jeselry store just at present Is
= perfect palace of beauty. This fact was
rather forcibly put yesterday afternoon by
= adv who, after viewing the handsomely
adorned walls and contents of the large
number OF show cases in the store, and care
fully scrutinizlng the many pretty novel
ties about the place. said MIR. Hsrkner's
jewelry emporium was one OF the handsom-
est she had ever seen. The compliment is
in every sense deserving one. The stock
of holiday goods shown Is decidedly mar
vel OF beauty, and no one has any idea OF
its mmsnsty and grandeur until a visit Is
made. Zach and every article in the diff
ferent departments is \ novelty aud was only
selected by Mr.. Herkner after a most care
ful inspection. The stock of jewels set
with diamonds and other precious stones is
worthy of careful attention and inspection,
simply because OF the immense as
sortment and first quality OF
the precious gems. The coInbina-
ton and use Of thess colored stones In the
formation of such artistic designs with the
assistance of enameling in colors form as
fine specimens of high art as can be pro-
duced in any line in America. An engage.
msRt ring. or perhaps q Christmas present
in the form of a ring, is appreciated. To
the wise these words are sufficient. In hair
ornaments, pendents, brooches, necklaces,
garters, etc. full and complete line Is TO
be seen. while the stock Of watches cannot
be excelled, as all persons may be suited at
any price the pocket book can stand. Much
attention is given the stock of solid silver
ware. which consists largely OF artistic
novelties IN designs of every description. as
well as all kinds OF table ware for every day
use. Art goods in great quantities and all
descriptions come in for a share of favorable
remarks. 1t embraces the finest genuine
bronzes and Royal Woster ware. bisgue
figures and statuettes. down to all American
productions, al of hich are celebrated for
their beauty and in the home of the dutiful
little wife, one piece would be JOY forever.
Ar. Herkners new store gives ample room
to display his large collection of beautiful
goods. and nowhere in the State can there
be found q more attractive and larger
assortment. If an hour of really pleasurable
sightseeing is desired a visit should be
made Mr.. Herkners store before the stock
Is much broken.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

n sav me has ever given pr. Ssge's
Catsrrh Remedy = FAR trial ard has nof
heen -nfed thersbv tie manu- actursrs of
thar nnisiing remedy would IKE 90 hear
rom has in h vidual for whom rhey 0ier,
a. fhrv 8o. Ia good fsita. fsH reward foT
-sse of nsssl czfssrh which they cannot
ere. thsr uasn inst exactly Fsst thev say.
Th~v So insncis'i7 reeponsloie, snt soun-
ssnff~ ar = q, make good their guarantee
if fhav 4. ~ a. snv one can earn ov making
r~or@r INQUIRY Remedy sold hy a. drug
ass a. Ed ear.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

There -iIl De meeting At the Board Of
Trade room Monday evening az 81. to
-hich al parties Interested in grain, provi-
ions snd produce are cordially invited
Tbs meeting - for the purpose OF orgsniz-
inx ne Gram Department and reapiDg the
benefit. which the Board of Trade have
kindly CONSENTED 20 give this department
hv furnishing tslexrsphlc market reports.
rf = desired that sH noa-meui oers ss vel
"a rnemb bsrs Of the Board attend tais meet
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

s3oe &c heFs SC scsg 49, make
l1xr xlfl Esaa . ace sslr 81 snszs. skPp<Fs
or ~ eesrs tlE yorF trseaes Yea ~tll tGe
4 10 year lntsr~ss % s1Anslas o1r stcek be-
fore buyinx No tFole.s - s1o~ goods
wnsLAer yoa oay o. nos.
IULIF 4 SeoIr. 81 Aozrse O..
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Witness the fun and bargains at the
Great Decline Dress Goods Sale. Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week at
EAToN's BEE HIVE,
70 eand 50 West Bridge-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Examine our large stock fengrsvings,
stchings. etc No more suitable Christmas
present can be selected than fine picture.
HARVEY & HEYsTIK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Every lady customer purchasing Muf.
fer from Us from now until Christmas will
be presented with a handsome Imported
Plaque. STAR DLoTHiNG House.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

The bank c.sarinxs for the PAS. week are,
sff4 l5f p $50 sIsf4 Sf1e st1 a. liit-
CQs s5. t7s5fu - SlfLS55 50, totai. So55.
col. "A. against $50 el9 - lsst year.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

gold pen makes a very acceptable pres
snt. You will find first class article al
Geo. A. Hall & Co.'S. 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
Solid silver cheap at Leonard's.

The finest assortment nj Coopsr's Candy
Kitchen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

II YOU wish first class business sducsilon
At reasonable race 70 70 J. W. Nsiton's
Business College. Night school a specially.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

ladies' sud geniiemen's purses. card
cases. biz horxs 90.
Gro. A. HsLf Z Co. rs Monr est.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

TIE Museum a. no Custer Guaris' Pa
rsar sex week - 1e r.lef vifn rel -. etc
thst carn0T fsi to b. interesting
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

The finest line Of pianos ever offered 10
the public are 10 o. found al George ID.
Herrick & Co.'S. Is Fountain st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

PRICES


to high $40 We will sell you full pattera of the pop
ular Eslle Francase-n black For the hoi ay
trade showing special line OF Silk Dress Patterns
colors s75 Remember you buy dress
pattern here with implicit faith the good quality of IT,
Fine French wool dress goods IN combiaatons--hand-
and stylish Just the thing for gat So 1850 and ID
Perhaps she would like a seal plush sacque II that is
her Will sell the your
life for - money-sl5 to s45.
Beaver shawls good We selling great many
handsome serviceabe soft and springysS to 10.
Many fur muf goes gift We stocked up
with prices way down Brazilian monkey African monk 'r
SEAL OTTER racoon lynx, hare 50 cents and upwards,
according to brand.
Ladies' Jap silk dressing gowns few only left in stock
Give gentleman handsome smoking Jacket If he
does not smoke then it house Jacket He Will and
remember the ver of the gift They luxury of
japanese silk. The prices very low
Many people give a silk umbrella Last sold
three hundred the before Christmas This year will
sell 1000 We have them You know the leaders ia
city the umbrella quest Every knows that
represent the best house the ted States We guarantee
certain makes and if the silk fails TO New
handles New styles for ladies and gentlemen s. to Is We
challenge comparison your initials engraved free
of charge.
Table linen napkins and towels Away please and
always acceptable Linen by the yard all prices
Napkins 75c sl5 Towels really your price.
Lots of linens for the holidays Stamped linen for the
dresser commode Spasher try cloths sdeboad
Toilet cloths China and Jap silk drapes etc.
Now when in doubt give handkerchefs Nobody has
selection? Novel; listen l25 doz China silk handker-
chiefs at each 95 doz four drawn ork white
at Oc each-bggest bargain you saw IN aes hand
kerchiefs handkerch patent al real val duchess
and point from S5c to S25.
end enbroi
deed, cen o
Linen bsndke csnts
Iansa-e ebeautu
choep zesalno or a
of pairs o
81
inesof silk hose 70 9
vedth
peresr rment
These ar. tn. goods give
a. g
ortsbcs in sh sn5n new 4
Mems ksnd.a bme scs D gre b
Men mech ? 81
lkssu suspender
Bed dspreads from
sssoks
Rugs0 cent o
Cauetswe weeper&
Pors7s
ecurtrns @ perps
Furu
special clnar
Sunshine Book tcs fots hsvs
gift and a. Memorial College Athens Tenn
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Picture frames II al sizes made - order
At Harvey & Hesstsk's
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Ivers & Pond pianos sold by George d.
Hsrrick & Co., - Fountain-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Christmas book lets nner aud more dainty
t1.n ever Ne have million or 50.
OEo. A. Hall & Co.. 20 AonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Compie'e outhts for oil painting pastel
painting and decorative goods a. Harvey &
HsYsfexs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

7 Al e. Frs sh Drivi,r Gloves ned ard
unl.nel e. Alsins glove Emporium. 7s
Psar-sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
TRzK ORNAEErrs.

Hsines Bros. pianos sold by George d.
Herrick & CO., u Fountsin-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
f1r any case of lsrarrb tnat Cann0t &c
cured hT taxing Halls Cstarrh's Cure.
r J. CBESgV & Co.. Props. Toledo. ..
We. The undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney tor the lsst fffeen yssrs. and BE-
l'eve him perfectly honorable 10 al b0si-
ness transactions. and fnancia ~ abe TO
carry OUT snv 90 cation made ~ ths frr
West q rrusx nolesaie DrEzgisis To-
iec1. Ohio.
wsldiuz. Kinnso 4 Marvin. Wholesale
DruEEists Toledo. Hhio-
r. II Tsn Hoasen Cashier. Toledo Va
tionsi bssk edo. ohio.
Halls Dsraarh Cure = fszen internal y
actiuz direct ? upcn ne blood ard mur =
surface ~ tns sfsn Pr.ce. 75c Der Dot.
tls. Sold 5y Al druzgs's
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Call and examine the fine line Of pianos
sold by George d. Herrick & Co, before
purchasing elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

We have snixsc e&nds frem Il cents
poaad 10 81 cents pooRc 81 Cooper
Cxndy KiteRso. osrnsr Cana and Bnage-sEs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
A FIss LIS

l. b. Stanton & Co are showing al sle-
CANT line Of calendars and advertising
novelties. suitable ier the holiday trade.
Zine cxlalOsuc WORK . specially
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Only few DAYS remain for you TO leave
your orders for picture frames. We s7e
showing the largest assortment OF picture
frame mouldings ia tue city.
HAKvEY 4 HEYsTEK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
Erw MIxxD Nun,

Only Is cents a pound. at Cooper's Cand,
Kitchen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Plush goods in great variety st Geo. A
HsI & CO. e. ~ A0DrJs-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Doot forget ths Great Decline Dress
Goods SAFE. Noo6ar. tuesday an1 WedBes-
oav al fnis weax a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
Var Fmr

Oas pound u tie esst candy put up in az
elegant box only - cea1s. a. Cooper e
Candy Kitchen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

One thousand styles baskets at Lsonsrds
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

- Commencing
iii lbs stspop
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Esch r~rvon purchasing A ticket a. tke
Burr Oaks dance tonight AZ Sons of Vet
srans' Ann 1r7. ~ 20 gwen chance .
an siega1r oli painting 20 - irawn a inter
M asiln
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

F.ToV's BEF Hrvz
- and -l Wssf Brdgs-st.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14
From Lafayette County.

NEW TROY. Aus. 9, ISIS
Elitr Forlhan: The Democratic delegates
me- in convention to-day in This place - nom
mate their represen alive aud c1uatv office,
| he convention was called to Ter BY Inc cii.r
man of the Executive Committee and proceeded
- permanently organize NJ. Hjll, one OF orr
leading citizens. was elected 70 e. the chair and
NJ. Demilly OF Tallahassee, one Di the in. r'ici-
ors Of the Teachers Institute, 10 session here,
was complmcn,ed with the position OF VICE
chairman. the organization have been com
pleted and the several committees appointed
Nj DeInilly was called 10 the flor AMI respond
I'd in a speech. urging the necessity disappearing
The State ticket 10 4 man. AID ih- importance ..
elecjlng their best ueu - 0ffice and The vital
importance OF IN 4iniainIag in liSsJluble party
unity.
the convention nominated ani pied before
the county, good anj True democrats ani The
whole action Of the convention was as harmoui-
as true Democracy will always De.
The candidates respectively responded. il
short but well timed addresses as their uDCnin 4
tons were confirmed and announced. After ali
tie business brought before the Convention ~4s
finished, Professor Erwin. OF Jackson county
was invited 10 address the Convention, aud re-
spoDleI in an able appeal to sustain Democracy
Oar ticket IS one OF strength and vii. bring
the people ont III full 10 tue polls. W. are glad
Ia hear that your cou1ty viii elec; fui. Demo
cratic ticket. You.s truly.
STUDENT TEACHER
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14
From Miccosukie.

MICCosUKIE, FLA, Aug 1th, 1888.
Editor F1oridian {: You request census OF
pears in Leon county. have bearing trees
have only born few years-the wind blew off
great many while young. l have gathered
and shipped to New York barrels and have
had plenty for home use since they would do TO
use. have just shipped the last to-day, large
crates to New York and have had returns for about
$50 worth already. | have An acre scattering
trees. One half OF them will bear next year, say
about IS trees in all Will have.40 bearing trees
next year. l expect to ship. if they do as well
as those that are bearing, at least 80 barrels |
have not used one pound of fertilizer on these,
not even when planted them
have 200 acres of land II miles from Micco-
sukie, that will produce we'll as this lot on
which the pears are growing, that l will sell
low TO any one in 40 or so acre lots, or as
whole
l will further say that probably the best patch
oil cotton have seen is now growing in this pear
orchard, and no fertilizer has been put on it. l
believe cotton will make just as much in a pear
orchard as where there is none. So you see a
man can put out field in pears and make a full
crop OF cotton on same Oh the pear is GER
tainly precious gift from God to man and diff.
ferent from any other crop-he can rest and
make living.
Hoping you are gaining in subscribers, re-
main yours as ever,
l. A. SMITH.
expect to set out 100 more pear trees this
winter.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14

JUDGE MITCHELL.
Man with "A Record That il Free
From Tarnish

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. August 7.-Hon. H. L.
Mitchell, who was last week appointed associate
justice Of the Florida supreme court by Gov
Perry, was born in Jefferson county. Alaba ma,
about fifty years ago, and was brought to Fior-
da when child by his parents After receiving
common school education in South Florida
he studied law, and being admitted to the bar
in due time, he soon to distinction in his
profession For several years he was state At
torney for southern circuit. ami served more
than once in the Legislature In 1877 he was
appointed judge of the Tampa circuit, which po-
sitlon be has held ever since by repeated reap
pnntmen's Of successive governors
The stale convention which met 10 ST. Angus
tine last May nominated him on the state ticket
Tor the supreme bench which, under the new
constitution, is elective, and being thus selected
by the people as the successor of Judge Van
Nalkenburgh after the election in November, it
was but natural that Gov Perry should appoint
Linn TO fill the vacancy caused by Judge Nalken-
burgh's death before the expiration OF his term
The new Judges character is above SUSPECT on
and bis ability and fairness rs idge are recog-
nized by al! who know him. His successor on
the circuit bench will soon be appointed by Gov.
Perry.-SpecidL 10 .Sicdan1h Ne,rs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14
:" What the Dutch didn't

=" What the Dutch didn't capture
over in Holland some centuries ago the
Democrats have picked up in Alabama"
Is the complacent way in which the Phil
delphia Times refers to the Democratic
victory in Alabama.
In the Senate last Friday Senator
Call read long letter from Surgeon
General Hamilton, of the Marine Hospital
Service, stating that he had no authority
authorizing him to destroy infected build
ings which it was impossible to disinfect
thoroughly, and also that he needed more
money for the work. The Senator then
introduced bill appropriating $780, 900
to assist in eradicating the entire country
from that dread scourge, the yellow fe-
yer.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14

One Of the chief arguments in use by
the advocates Of protective tariff, was
that il stimulated the investment Of Carl
tai in manufacturing enterprises, and
thus brought about keen competition
| among the manufacturers themselves,
which necessarily reduced the price Of
their productions to the consumer.
But the manufacturers, looking alone
10 their own interest, combined and
agreed that central pool or "tru-t "
should contro! their productions and
they thus be enabled 10 regulate the
price. Hence there .oon sprung up trusts
10 the manufacture Of salt, earthcnwaVe
nails, iron, plow steel, copper, zinc, tin,
lead, glass, soap, linseed oil, rubber
shoes, enveIops and Numerous other nee
essary articles.
The manufacturers. Q. bagging .consti-
tute the last development in that line.
Without the slightest excuse, they al
combine. and raise the price % jlte bag
ging fr,m % u cents per yard. A.
there are af,y rni.lion yards Manufactured
Ia the nit.-i States. this means two mil
Ion dollar in the pocket .! these manu-
factlrer- in few months, over and above
their legitimate profits; and Il means teco
million u A2fl9r. On, of 'he pockets Of
IL ARA y over-taxel cotton planters q
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14
The Democratic Campaign will open Sat,

The Democratic Campaign will open Satl--
day mex, at Carrabee with rousing speeches
-Mes>rs. T. II. Randolph & Co, are having
their store neatly painted and freshei up Tor The
fail liade.
The total number of c.ses Of yellow fever
in jacksonville, reported up % O'Clock Mon
day afternoon Were p, out Of which have died
From every section of the county comes suc-
.e,iions tina; J. b Wuilfcli. OF D.s,r:c. No :.
re supported ior COMFY JAls. in lhe DINO
cratic Convention >oDn II be held
Tine County Commissioners give the hi tier
o; an lmmisraIon fund 10 the pe,pl,. Tor acton.
they - decide on same AL the County Conven-
tions Sc the resolutions published esew here
IN his issue.
The citizens OF Tallahassee were somewhat
frightened AT first by the Jacksonville fever
scare, as So many people were trying TO gel in
here, but all is quiet now, the quarantine is
being strictly enforced and the city is healthy
and clean.
Capt. w. T. Cogsw ell, the Democratic wheel
horse OF District IL, has gone on an extended
Northern trip, He will take in Washington on
the way, and will no doubt pick 10 several inter
esting political pointers to tell his friends on his
return. He will he back in time TO do active
work in his district toward making lovely old
Leon solidly Democratic.
Let the people of Tallahassee guard against
excitement, act in concert with the authorities.
and feel confident as 10 results It's the duty of
eyery..one-white aud black--to report everything
OF a suspicious characier-sckuess, evasion of
quarantine, &c, to the authorities, that they
may act at once. If you have complaints. make
them known 10 the Board of Health. that they
may take proper action in the matter 1t is
their duty TO care for the sick see that viola,ors
of quarantine laws are punished. and they will
be glad to have citizens report 10 them promptly
1t really looks like the yellow fever ought TO
be wiped out at Jacksonville soon. The local
authorities have been and are still doing every
thing they can Surgeon General Hamilton pro-
poses to.establish a refugee camp and deple,e the
city the 12-pound howitzer was sent from Tai
lahassse on Sunday, and. in response to tele-
gram from Governor Perry. the Secretary of
War has ordered artillery from st. Augustine to
in order to try the effect of con-
cusson in destroying the yellow fever germ in
the air. Let the people of Florida be cour-
ageous and hope that good will speedily result
from the efforts being made to stamp out the
fever at jacksonville.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14
lu.titufe w Ork-

The following letters. written 10 Maj'' nv
Ill SAFE Suo.rinieaieni OF Public lnsiruc'ion
illustrates The extern, of;he appreciation IN when
tho Terhers' Institutes are held. which are pro
VIDE; for by the legislature, gives some in'o'-
N alton as 10 the amount Of good being accom-
n,,she.i by Them and reflects credit upon 'i4e
corns Of Instructors selected and employed 10y
The Superintendent:
MAxNFIEIp FLA. Aug s.h, lss-
Ma J. R4seN TlNdtI<~ ria
DEAR SIR: l beg leave 70 return ,aanK7 I"
you Tor having sent Pfof. Feikei aud Mrs; IN
r,,, down here into nv county 10 hold / each
err, Institute They both won the Fc-iect anq
esteem of myself the teachers at this county, ai1
IN. citizens Of Manifold and vicinity geneFiliF
n, their courteous manners, eaVne>l anu pala~
taxing labors, and acknowledging acqu2int-1ce
with the work they came here I" Do ney
manifested complete know 'eise Of the T..rl3a,
Subjects thew undertook 10 ellcldate. An! tuey
weT. 80 filed with enthusiasm Tor their wniH.
AMI were 80 clear in their eXege>ls OF the s9n-
iec,s thew discussed. that they Won the c7uA-
deuce II Ali present AT the several seasons
consider their work Indispensable 10 be cause @,
eilc4;ion in this State. and earnestly comme71
,heln 10 the profession al over our beloTei coin =
lnlnweaIth Very respcc 'Gy,
L A HAIR -oS.
sam ~rnG,slS CltF!l- g.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14

Among the Rail and Crosstie items OF
be Savannah -Ne~s, We find the follow

Among the Rail and Crosstie items OF
the Savannah Ne~s, We find the follow
ing:
The authorities of the ChaitSnco-a. C1iom-
bus s5d Rome railroad have decided 10 extend
their lines AZ ONCE A. soon a. the line ron
Chattanooga 10 CsIrolltou 10 properly oal!asied
and everything IS working smoothly, they VIII
begin the extension 10 Columbus and thence 10
Montgomery. This LAs already 6e+n decIded
upon. aud there will be DELAY Uo;ll The iine IS
completed, making ne .. The most important
ihruOgh lines in The South. The question 0i
building southern extension from Columbus I"
some point IL Florida : aiso under coBssdeIA-
ton
There is very little doubt about this
road being built from Columbus, Ga. 10
florida point, and We have here the
most desirable point that they can tap.
Le, the road come TO Tallahassee and We
will guarantee il heavy freight and pas
senger traffic Will the Columbus South
ern please le; US know what inducements
they expect Tallahassee TO offer:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-14
SuDt. ScnO,ls Ci,FA> {
New TROY. Fla. Argus. 10,a. 1855
/ PHI. 7.E.tI.t..>es. FL

Nit5r 4 J. R4,~sI Tn ttts~es, FL
DEAR SIR: Prois. DENLY ami EISin naTe
ben with Us lais w--a holiiAz T .cii-t-
institute. seut OF course by your Instructors
Ii x needless 20 say that their ciOrs htv- been
crowned with Success. for in 3e'-i sucA Is p-'-n
The result. Their coming among Il "i.l io2D.-
l->- crcaie 4 Z-.l in 49, ~OsA 0 ctuc4 Ion ~
hetrl IF by odrip-pp'e All i j ter nlaa.i5l
aTnoas the teachers 10 >ITpass th-ir pas -
forts
pre- lie; i new era IN The education. II -ieIs3f'-
ment The iaethoi, Suggested and lhols!tis
adv ,neei BY these un,iring genleInen have net
Win unanimous .pprob it'ol. Ih-ir lee urr9
were able instructive, prac.ic sbie and c4icul4
tel 10 resiii in much good. ShaI. use nv Il
Tort, 10 secure The adoption Of the mex me'hJi-
- lar a they are pr ;cib.e though mol teacher
by profession. tut am t. aching a small school z.
pfc,ct.'. b them | think The be,t rrslts ctn
b. %, .incl Cpoa ejlcat;oa hinges Il. success
or or government and especially i II net lei 81
,.r county and STATE therefore educ 4.ors AMI q
in, rested N he mater snpllj IN !-4yo7 -
secure methods rom which the best resI.ls ca
be obtained. becau,e the future h"le ri our com
rry ;epeais entirely upon ,he youth u The ianl
MAJ yOlr udef.stig able efforts THIS mater
continue - b. s1ccessfl. ana 'h- : 'oi re-.i.s
%: 4;n-i increase in .uca m4-n.tl i that ;Aerr
y II be no limits.
Ye1 will plrio1 me ;or taxing the liberty q;
Whiting YOU, but by reason o. my Interest u Ell
uc4'I,n Is the sole cause Of 81 doing.
Win much esteem. | am. yours very resDec.-
fauy, HOWARD J. SPENCE