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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22
Sa1gely School.

Following is the report Of the Raugely
school for the month ending Oct. Z, '92
Total enrolment ........... .......24
Enrolment for the molt..........24
Average daily attendance -........2l
Per cent. n attendance ......... ST.
Number Of classe5 H. gsading, 5;
mental arithmetic, l: written arith-
metic, 3; geography, s; grammar, >;
United States history. >; photography
i. Total number OF recitations daily,
70.
Neither absent nor tardy Richard
LuXen, AustinG .Banta and Verde
Banta. \. ~. NnaEAAf
Teacher.
Zegis;-a.ion commenced Tuesday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

Beef cattle axe again in active de-
cnanu at remunera,iye figures and the
outlook is more encouraging than sGFGe
'.ime baG
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

The potatoes of Colorado are the
finest grown in America
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Subscribe for The HERALD and San
Francisco Weekly Call. Only $500 fol
hctA papers, Specimen copies can be
hrt' by addressing ting office.
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Colorado'h;,s osar u million cattle and
nearly twotnilion sneep.
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.',qenty-two inches Il oo!uiss per N1n;i = %
Professional Cards. When ,.'eid in udFa:.ce,
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Local and Lcga! Notices, nftecn cents per
2! ne FOR FIRST iHser,lon md ten eca.a fur each
subsequent insertion
All communications shooi1 be aaarcsseI TO
THE NEEKER HERALD,
Ncsi-cr. Colorado.
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win HI who lives on south fork oi
White rivg. got caught OH IN the flat
tops in the late blizzard n.,3 had his
fingers frozen.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

The school sang Bob White 50
NATURALLY Esst Moot2 stlt.d for his
gun.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

Soma men always prefer hard work to
light job. They would rather hold IA
$50 pound girl on their laps than 10
pound baby.
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HOME. N El-z7V 3

Mr.. job. was the right man il ..hc
right place yesterday.
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PROPOSED AMrNDwESrs 70 THE s:'sTIrurIon
or THE STATE OF CorcRApo.

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 70 THE CONSTITUTION
or THE STATE or COLORADO.
Notice is further given tfai at the ge.ls,al
election aforesaid thefe viii be subj, : u
the qualified electors de quc,iior of aurcuL 4
the Constitution OF this State. The authority
for submitting such question Is found in Senate
Bill No. II. which reads:
Section Three OF Article Ten Of ibe Cnnsti-
tuition Of the State OF Colorado, shal he
amended so rs to read as fs,tftrs. "SECTrOs 2
All taxes shall be uniform ui'o: the strle class
Of subjects within the territorial limit uI the
authority levyinr the tax and shall he levied
and collected under general laws which shall
prescribe such regulations as shGli secure ii
Just valuation for the taxatlcn OF all property,
real and personal; Provided, that the house
hold goods of every person being the head of II
family to the value of two hundred dollars
sball he exempt from taxation. bitches.
canals. and fumes owned and used by iulivid-
uals or corporations for irrigatng lands owned
by such individuals or corporations, or the in
dividunl members thereof. shall not be
separately taxed so long us they shall he own
cd and used exclusively for such purpose:
And provided further, that the provisions of
nents for benefits and municipal improve
ments MS the corporate authorities OF cities,
towns or improvement districts may assess
md collect under provisions to be prescribed
by law
SEC. 9. Section Eleven of said Article shall
he amended so as to read ms follows SECTION
ii. The rate of taxation on property for State
purposes. shall never exceed four mills on
each dollar of valuation"
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and official seal, at Merker, Colorado,
this twentieth day of October. A. d. lses.
l.. b. WALDRIpog.
tSIAL1 County Clerk.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

Natural Twist smoking and Fine
Cut chewing tobaccos at Hay & Wal
hsidge's.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

Tie WATSON outfit started for the rail
road Wednesday with LOO head of beef
cattle. On she previous day the Key
stone outii. dove out about three hun
dred heAl
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

One Of the numerous outfits of tour
lists who recently passed through
Meet.er was that of Leadville SEX
tette. consisting of Fred Hoebel. Chas
Reuss, Max Hahnewald, Frank
Vaughn. Carl Noiienberger and Toney
11eichimer. They had been up on
North Fork and vicinity for three
weeks, and succeeded in killing some
twenty odd bucks in tba; time. They
came down Monday and the following
day took the Rife stage. Some seven
teen hundred pounds of extra baggage
shows that their larders will be well
-repIenished when they get to the Cloud
City.
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Take your local paper-THE HERALD.
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The sudden death of Mrs. Eugene
Gil!ey on Thursday afternoon was as
unexpected as it gas sad. On the pre-
eeding Saturday Mrs. Gilley gave birth
30 Il baby giEi and was getting along all
right Hatil Tuesday when puerperal
fever set III and death ended her suffer
ings before medical aid could stop the
Onward march of this dangerous maladv.
The deceased leaves husband and
Stree little children TO mourn her nm
timely end The baby is being cared
for by kind friends.
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ELECTION NOTICE.



STATE or COLORADO. 9-s.
CoI-N-ry gss H-o ItT.4esCD IrS'
-. ~. -. ., g.-.,.-,
~ pursuant - me lr"Fi-l.ns OF Section
rwGngty-9ng, eh Of Chgp'er Ihi-,y',,our lsi ~
inc Nrneii statutes Wf INC Ntnl" OF oluf7'-e,
entitled ,h,-gtigns notlg5 Is hereby gives
thht u ''thtsA i4t'LAii VIII tt' icl. ~ TIE t-N-
Sri yo'inE rrsei4cis IN -'i county Of lt!o
hlhAtN' IN tlf Suitc a!p't.tiI. ON inc urtiia1
Sncise5ilu< me mt Mo- ihy IN The Month Of
spNt!Hntf. \ T. 40, ie-'Flti On ths ElEhta q
S:y Of Noy.n, ~, ! ,. i't..
iutIi on s'6 tly @'if following officers arc to
be eleete'., .o-''it;
Four Presidential Electors of the Stntc Of
Colombo.
One Rcurt.s- rirffyC'ss he LII Congress- II
thu unitcd s,at-i foi ,i.e.ser6n. C5ngrcs5.on,
al District
one Governorof the state O. Colorado.
ono ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the state Of
Colombo .
one Secft Jury ~ Sthic.
One Sm{o Treasurer.
YIN" Audlthr OF NtGi'-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

Teacher Foreman reports a ve1, SIC
cessful Columbus day celebration Mt
RungeIy. Al, both young and old,
'.urned out and took hand in making
TIC cc"asion an enjoyable one.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

Amoug the guests at the Miller house
this week, We noticed the names Of DIR.
L. c. Rivers, Of Denver. and Dr. c. c.
Foster, of Boston. Mass, who were en-
JOKING the hunting aud fishing of this
meek o. the woods.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

Henry \. Wildhaci, cand' lste for
county judge, is out this week ,sleysag
SiiIlself TO the voters. Mr.. WI.dAack
las, hosts Of friends throughout the
county and can be numbered among
the sure winners.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

Ncrd was received here yesterday
that the general convention of the
episcopal church had set apart West
@rn Colorado as separate missionary
.crjsssciion, and that a bishop had
beesi elected 10 preside over 1t.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

The toa-ist travel is about over for
TIM season and the hunters and fisher
men are mostly on the road for their
respective homes. The late storms ana
cold snap drove them out of the noun
taius.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

l,aaisa-a:ton commenced Tuesday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

ID. II. Giale. of the Farm Invcstaett
Jouruer in Meeker during the early part
of the week. Mr. Gale was looking after
Size interests of his company in NORTH
western Colorado and found things in a
satisfactory condition. He appointed
MIR. f. Shelton OF Hayden. agent for
Routt county and Hay & Walbridge
have long been agents for this county.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhnen, OF Davenport
iowa, 4. J. Roberty and wife, of Grand
junction, and II. II. Leonard and wife
of Piceance Creek, registered at the
lIeeker Hotel this week. the party har-
ing spent few days in California Park,
and report pleasant trip.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21
COMUNICADO
SERA CABALLERO /?

He sabido en- pueblo limftrofe, y luego Ger.
cioradome en- este, que cierto tipo de esos que
aquf laman leOatdnes gGasones, Sc ha dejado deci
que en- IN establecimiento de Importance de la
Capita, en- el cual suelo tratar atgunas veces,
solo aguardan que ponga los pies en- sus pdsktas
para despedirme aunque ningun- case debie-
ra hacer de ese dicho rastrero, por considerable
falso, toda vez que en- dicho establecmiento han
soguido guardandome las consideraciones debi-
das, porque cumplirles, debo advertir ese
mequetrefe, que deja de caballero todo ell que
como 81, Sc vale ardides, ante el pdblico, para
vengar ofensas personales, que olvidando esta
vez aquel axloma, 81 es que Sc halla ofendido, me
veo on el case de sostenerle donde como quie-
ra, que no es -caballero. Y quedando con este
conforme por hoy, me retro hasta otra OCCASION.
Barranquitas Diciembre II de l892.-JosG
d. Borges 90"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21
r E M IT ID @
San Juan de Puerto.Rico l6 de Diciembre
de 1892.
or Diroctnr Dc IA (lnRRRspnNnnNn1A

San Juan de Puerto-Rico Is de Diciembre
de 1892.
Sr Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy respectable senor de nuestra mas dis
tinguida consideration: Como tuvimos en- su
oportunidad OCCASION de participar q usted, por
varios vecinos de esta Capital piopietarios vecl-
nos de fncas ubicadas en- el barrio de la Marina
muchos habltantes de dicho barrio, fue suscrl-
ia una nstancia dirigida al Excmo. Ayuntamien
to de esta ciudad, solcltando el afrmado de las
Gales del expresado barrio, que en- la actualidad
es de TERRA, que, por este motive, Sc encuen-
tran en- un estado de lamentable abandono.
Fue presentada la solicitud dc referencia
dicha corporation, con grandes esperanzas por
nuestra parte, de que fuera atendida con todo ell
inter6s que demandaban Ia iusticia de nuestra
petici6n; pero SO reuni6 ell Excmo. Ayuntamlen-
TO- y en- la misma session que Sc acordaba la repa-
raci6n de la cale de San Agustin en- Puerta de
TERRA, SO sometfa nuestra demanda al estudio del
sehor Arquitecto Municipal para su informe; Y
por ende, 4 las vicisitudes de un expedieDteo
mas 8 menos largo, que absorverla mucho- mas
tempo del que fuere absolutamente necesario pa
ra acordar 10 solicitado, cuando la reparaci6n
aludida, debla verifcarse sin perdida de momen.
to, toda vez que la salud p1blica y el ornate de
aquel barrio reclamaban preferente atenci6n por
parte de nuestro Ayuntamiento, obligado & efec-
tuar esa obra con toda la premura que las cir
cunstancias requieren y el aseo exlge en- case
84AV Gu1wV N0 OA6 PODA164UA " Ola I'LL
puerto que visitan frecuentemente vapores pro
cedentes de Europa, que traen q su bordo, de-
transito pasajeros que, al satar 4 TERRA, al
contemplar el aspecto lastimoso, que denota lncu
ria, de las Gales de nuestro barrio tai yez pensa
ran que nuestra cultura esta en- relaci0n con Ell
abandono que primera vista SO .observa en- nues-
tras Was pdbhcas, que los vecinos, NADIA hace-
mos para que SO mejore su estado actual siquiera
fuese en- gracia de que contrib buimos en- la mismas
proportion que los demas propietarios de fncas
urbanas del perimetro de la Capital 4 sostener
las cargas del Estado Municipio, y, en- su con
secuencia, nos parece que eI Excmo. Ayunta-
miento debiera tratarnos con iguales considera-
clones que aquellos pues los privilegios, ademas
de ser injustos son odlosos.
Era de esperarse, como suceso l6gico in
mediate, el arreglo de nuestras GALES, amenaza-
dos como estabamos de Ia invasion col6rica hasta
hoce POGO; pero iraro contrasts mientras nuestro
Excmo. Ayuntamiento hacfa pasar varias conf.
stones visitas domiciliarias para restablecer el
aseo, en- punto hygiene, las GALES de nueatro ba
rriO ostentaban en- sus parties mas visibles y de
mayor trafco, hondos baches de lodo aguas CO.
xrompidas, cuyos miasmas absorviamos los que
habitando en- dicho barrio nos encontrabamos en-
II necesidad imprescindible dc pernoctar en- Ill
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les ha provisto de mesas de escrittra bancos, ma
pas de Puerto-Rico y de los Hbros necesarios pa
"a atender la instruction de los numerosos nj
nos que ella concurren 81 algdn Professor ne
cesita algo de Depositaris, e atiende relnedia
apesar del consabido, hay fondos del flan
tropo Depositarlo Hoy ha dado orden 81 senior
Alcalde para que So extiendan los ibramientos
del pfesente mes, fin de que los maeatros pue-
dan celebrar Noche-buena Dios SO 10 pague
don Polo, los maestros SO 10 agradezcan."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

Els completamente falsa Ia noticia que ha
circulado, de que ha contraido matrimonio el
respectable caballero de Aguadilla don Leocadio
de Ia Concha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21
Dice nm colepa de Guayama:

-OIc6 COI6ga U5 ssl11os'
"Hemos dido decir que Ia Delegation del
Centre Gallego, va encargar Santiago de
Galicia un estandarte de todo lujo con objeto de
estrenarlo en- Ia procession ciyica del Centenario
de Puerto Rico, que SO celebrara en- esta Villa
Bien por los Gallegos por 81 enthusiastic Pre-
sidanta de esta Delegacl6n.".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

Dicen de Manatl que es tan y tan Internal
81 alumbrado p1blico que 81 10 suprimieran por
complete no Sc notaria Ia falta A los faroles le
dan nm octave de luz Tn cucu5ono alumbra
InI1cho rn4s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

Dice la Reuisto que en- Ponce Sc ocupan va.
rias personas de reunir elementos para levantar
una sociedad de recreo, en- Ia que ia de fgurar
10 mas salactG de aauella socledad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

Ell Ayuntamiento de Guayama ha votado Ia
suma de Glen pesos para contribuir los gastos
de las festas del 40 Centenario del descubri-
rniento de Puerto-Rco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21
VARIEDADES

Si Noe resucitara habia de convenir en- que
nunca en- su vida cato vino tan bueno como ell
blanco del Puerto Real de Santa Maria, que ven
den Cerecedo Hermanos c..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21
BORRAS Y REINES

San JustO 81 San Francisco 80
CnlsGdo de todas clases-C Cor5atos de dlti.
ma novedad. - ParGguds Som5rstlas de seda
lana algodon.- Camisetas de varias classes
Aedaos 81 Colcetsnes de todas classes y precios al
pargatas etc, etc. Todos los meses Sc renueva
Ell surtido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

Sc encuentran vacantes en- la lsla las s1gulen-
tes plazas: una de m6dico titular de Yauco, Ia
escuela rural de Quebradas del mismo pueblo
Ia auxilar de nifios del barrio de Guianabo de la
jurisdiction de BaYam6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

En- la Fotograffa de Alfonso, San Francisco
No. 42, SO hacen retratos desde el tamalo mas Pc
queno, para relicarios, hasta eI de tamaIo natu
raj. Hay para todos los boIsllos. Todas las ho
ras del dla son buenas para retratarse, pero de
ben preferirse las horas de la manana,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

tachuelaa, puntas de Paris, ule para mesas jue.
gos de lavabo, los hay superiores en- las guinea
las ferreterlas de NJ. Roman ca, Cruz nd-
meros z j 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21
CONTRA Fl GQLER q: e

T
necesaro la invasion del c6era Que e estomago este es
pedo yfuncione bien? Cual ell meor diiestvo como
o sld9 hGX @ E bue9 & vino Gua es el vino meor del
tonicO digestive r00 Sc recibe en- caag de Il
6otellas cnarterolasJ VIDAL GINARD Tetuan 30 San
Juan Puerto-Rlco Diciemhre' %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21
Mr., Dutfauf Adren.

Avsa los propietasios de esta Capital conrasta
p1bca que ofece para eecutar toda clase de
consruccione de reparaciones de las mismas
cargandose materiaes de mampostera carpntea,
pntua general todo 10 que tenga reacion
En- eecueon de las obras que le
enreguen detaes que lie den segun las condolences
que esAlezcan. Dirirse la Gale Dufaut santurceao
la case N1nero IL cale Jose en- esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

Dice 81 Seno0naYGo ComercaGI de Guayama:
"Dos pescadores vogaban en- fragil bote en-
e puerto de Arroyo; zozobr6 la embarcaci6n'
cayeron los infeices entire las olas, es el rumor
p1blico que sueron vlctimas de alguna mAnada de
tiburones que los acechaban, pues no han apare--
cido sus cadaveres Infelices!"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21
ESFERA
FoRTALEzA 81

CAJAs DE coCHEs para 2 asientos. Lanzas brancos
1 oaancines todo 81 maderamen para elos Bfalos
IN cocne 1ncuso el barniz. Precios baratfsimos
% Ventas al contado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

Los mejores cigarrillos de la Habana son los
los de Partagds. sus 6nicos agentes en- Pto.-
Rico, Cerecedo Hermanos ca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21
/ hIIPRK DAT So16e Dc Bar0srsa d Istsnsrsa
AHOaiAN IN DE PEDRO URBIzToNDo
&lEAa EJaezgAaRSoNm Al

FSUUYU -AE.gU8EGU8CW ~
@ Sc cOmplace y atiende q los parrooufanos Linn
pleza, Frontitud, Esmero Elegancia.
este aereditado salon, reformado recientemente
aDonaGos por meses hay siempre surido ge
eraa oe aDones cosmeco aguas de tocado Aceites po
uAauas povos toda clase de perfumeria extra fna.
general. 80 - P -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-21

Ell inteligente y laborioso Farmaceutico de
Utuado, nuestro buen amigo don Federico Lee
grand, esta preparando en- bastante cantidad La
valiosa f6cula de platanos, que supera en- calldad
mrShas de las que Sc importan del extranJero y
que es riqufsimo alimento para ninos, enfermos
Y convalecientes No dudamos del exito que al
canzarA el sefior Legrand 81 inslste en- propo-
stos de propagar el uso de esas feculas, para Gu
20 fin nos permitimos aconsejarle que establezca
dep6sitos para la venta en- las principaes pobla
clones de la Isla El seaor Legrand envlara
muestras Nueva- York por conducto del sehor
Cordoves Berries seguramente hara 10 mismo
para la Exposition de Chicago
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Fl Doctor NVes
OCULISTA

5| Elk Jefe de clinica del Institute OffaH
mico de Madrid de practical ofrece los ser
clos de suespecalidad.- d.-PONCE.-Puerto-R Rico
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-04-14
UPSHAW.

For some time we have been wanting to congrat-
ulate our friend "Am0r" of Due West ON his
splendid little piece declaring that the farmers
around Lost Mountain we're not going off after the
Third Party;' that the pure principles of De-
mocracy were good enough for them, etc. 1t was
good that the great Constitution copied ii as one
of its Specials"
Mrs u. N. McEachern who has been SO long ex-
pected to "cross over the river" is much better.
Her daughter, Mrs. Taylor, who has spent several
weeks with her has returned to her home near
Villa Rica.
Mr.. Simon Washington had good horse to
drop dead last Sunday. His neighbors ought TO
help him buy another Bear ye one another's
burdens"
Since our last notes, Miss Clemmie Petree has
closed her school here.
Rev. w. p. Rivers preached an excellent sermon
here on Sunday. Besides being man of deep
spirituality, he Is poet of high order.
Prof. Walter McEireath will be principle of the
school here during the summer. We have some
good news for the many friends in Cobb county Of
this remarkable young man. He has been award
ed the highest position in the gift Of his class at
mencement Orator." Think of him a poor cou D.
try boy-he has worked himself into and through
college; and there on historic and classic ground,
favored children Of wealth and fortune, and borne
Off the most coveted honors before them all.
Misses Victoria and Mamie Griggs have closed
their schools near Hiram and Dallas, and are at
The I'M. L. c." meets with these young ladies
Saturday night, April 18th. and two weeks later at
Mr. "A. H. IaUeyB. 4ne iaSJ meeting at MIS-
Willoughby's, deserves special note. After the
debate ON Hill and Cleveland in which both sides
won, we had splendid speech by Master Walter
Johnston; humorous reading by Miss Nora Wat
son recitation by Marcus Moon that reflected
much credit; reading by Isaac Walden that
drought down the house.; that inimitabie
"Original Love Story" by Miss Edith McElreath !;
beautiful essay, sweetly and impressively read
by Miss Minnie Powell and then a specch-his first
since the "Circe" was organized--by, j. Will Roll
Inns, who told how the example OF the others had
stirred him TO action. BY special request, S. o.
Haney read his splendid article, Knowledge VS..
Ignorance" ina recent Journal. Oscar is an Is
year old boy who has only been to school AZ days
in the past years. Snch characters deserve en-
enlargement and they must have it,
Sunday school was organized here last Sunday
evening, J. D.. Johnston Superintendent, and j.
L. Babb, Secretary.
Miss Rhada Clay and Ludie McLain. of Marietta,
attended the last meeting of the tMcBeath."
want to thank number of young ladies for
freighting my room with fragrant flowers, and
Frightening and cheering my bedside with the still
sweeteg frag rance Of their visits
Misses Leno Bartlette and Sallie Watson oil
Brownsville, visited this invalid recuse Saturday
and Sunday. must voice the praise of all who
heard their rare, rich music. Such mellow voices
such soprano-such alto!
EARNEST WILLIE.