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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-02
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ThrrC Is r"mfolt in ihr knnw'rhmr So
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmcrs swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy iullillS
every wish in relieving pain in the hark
Kidneys, liver, bladder and every Eart of
the urinary passages. |, cnrr"ri> inrbiiitv
to holl urine ami .ril,lln. pniu IL pas SIM
ii, or bad effects iullOWinw use ui liu'lur
wine or b,rr, and uv"rrOmcS thai I'M
pleasant nrrr>siV q; briiIn rnmJcllrl "a
get mp many lin!r- ,iU'iI4 iitc n'wlI lr
nrinatr. The mild .u,l t,ir"X jrluIduarv
effect ct Swamp Root j. >u"n realized. Il
~tnnls the highest for IL wonderful cures
OF the most distressing eases. II yuu uc"d
! Il medicine Nuu >inrlIh have the !a-i. Sold
10y druggists price fifty cent, nul one
ul"l!ar. For Il >;'mpi" hntt!" aud lrmuh-
let, l'nlll sent free hV nnil, H,uiI % IIlE
PEOPLES s .IuIENAL. ami send 'n5ir iulI
post -u!licr address 10 Dr. kilHry X Co..
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-02
HELD AUGUST 81, 1897.

McLaurins majority over Evans and lrby in
PickenS county. III.
A light vote was pollcd in tho
State, and as far as the returns
Eow show, thcro will be no sec
ond primary. McLaurln will in
all probability win the prize in
the first race.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-02
q INTTN
~AA|l Il Il

Is a vigorous feeder and re-
spends well to liberal fcrtiliza-
ton, On corn lands the yield
increases and the soil improves
if properly treated with fer
tilizcrs containing not under
7% actual
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-09-02
HOW TO FaEED QUE.

Fill Il bottle or common glass WITH III in"
and let il >ian'l tW'n'y-fu'r hours; II >rdi-
mc:,t or Srllliu" indicates Il diseased cn.,.
lition OF the ki,luciS. Whr. urine stains
liIcn it. i r"sl;iv" rv;,irnr" "i kiInry
trouble. To" frequent ,lc-irr 80 urinnIr
or pain III the back, j. also convincing
ptt bf nrrIri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
BILLS ORDERED PAID,
RnrTINE RrsINEss.

The fire committee reported bills
which were ordered paid.
The committees on railroads and on
streets. alleys and grades reported. The
pctltlou of j. l.. Hawley for stone steps
on Tenth street was recommended idv-
orahly and an ordinance 90 be framed
by the ordinance committee Tie rec
Communication. however. was turned
down bv council The imperiec! street
paving by the Wheeling & Elm Grove
Railway Company not having been ac-
ceptei by the company, II was given
time TO fix the paving.
The committee on cemeteries reported
bills; ordered paid.
The ordinance committee reported an
ordinance repeating an ordinance pro-
VidlEg Tor safety gates aad Waterman
at Sixteenth and Main streets. Mr..
Fair said the Baltimore & OHIO Rail-
way Company officials wanted time TO
pu; up the depot Improvements neNt
spring. SO the committee had recon-
nenied as above. The ordinance vas
amended SO as 10 enforce tie Keeping OF
Waterman at the point; then II was
passed without opposition.
A petition was received from Eighth
ward residents FOR the grading OF sever
al streets and alleys. which are now
claimed to BE- In bad condition. The
matter was referred 10 the board OF
public works.
Mr.. Nesbltts resolution tor taking
advertising matter OF city scale houses
was passed,
Mr' Nesbi,ts resolution for market in
the Fifth ward on Friday afternoon
and evening. was passed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29


The orematorF ordinance came Up AZ
Ter having becn objected 10 ut the last
meeting OF council by Mr.. Travis.
Mr. AM wanted the ordinance sent
back TO the ordinance committee, VITA
Instructions 10 select another site, not
on the Peninsula.
other coungIlmen obieetcd 10 the site
proposed. The Ali motion TO refer was
LOST on a decisive vote. The ordinance
was then read by sections FOR amend
ment and debate. when section one
Sas read. Mr. Knoke offered an amend
ment. providing Tor changing the site OF
The plant to a point beyond che ridge
on the Peninsula, outside the city I'M
its.
Mr.. All addressed council, and again
asked that the ordinance be referred TO
,he ordinance committee. Even " the
plant IS located outside the city limits,
suburban residents will object Tho pro.
ynotor OF the enterprise says he VIII
peed the garbage OF 10000 people. He
did not want the Peninsula made the
dumping ground for 668o3 outside pee-
pic He would prefer having the plant
located between Wheeling aud Mounds
vile
DR.. Jepson. health officer Of the city,
addressed council 4 year ago similar
pruposition had been made At the time
he had inquired rs to the sanitary con
dI,lons az these plants. He had received
replies from Brooklyn and Pittsburgh
md Mt both places there had been no
complaints. The proposition now be-
fore council provides for another meln-
cd. but us protector claims there are no
odors The ufd!nauCe provides Tor Inc
closing down Of the plant II there are
violations Of rs provlslohs. As FAR as
the location ~ concerned, II Is possible
the promoters Will not accept the ordl.
nance n the site Is changed. lie would
ask council to consider carefully the
present Inadequate facilities at the cllG
crcmntory. where moi over twa-ih'ldA
Of the onal ia burned. The facilities FOR
burning ara entirely too small Con
tents of vaults have been taken to me
country. Ond aH a consequence subuIp-
an residents are Kicking. n the present
proposni fails, council should az once
procced 20 enlarge facilities al me
cr6matory Tho committee on hnnlh
docsnt think the proposed plant VIII be
q nuisance. aud 70 It should prove one
the ordinance provides q remedy n
iafro anvIug win accrue 10 tho city by
accepting ihe Hnwlnnd propo1Iilon.
M Berry said ON authority lhnt an
amendment locating the plant OUTSIDE
the city would be acceptable.
Sir All moved ON amendment ~ me
Amendment boating the plant ohiFlle
tho city. that Il hhlll not be east OF the
civ -.
M. Merry alld there wonll probably
Ao na objection so Tie pllnt being l1cn.
tsd an iha baltimore q ohio clri Oh the
r'iy. between the city ara Elm Grove
10 wlll be- necessary t0 have railroad
facilities. and east N tho city are thf
most advantageous slicH
Nr AM pnid boo dld not want Tho plant
located on tho National pike
Thcfe 10 another pOlnt VI TAT more
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

A regular meeting OF city council was
held last night, with a large attendance
OF members on both sides. The pr!ncl-
pal subjects discussed were the new
crematory or reduction plant and the
reyoking Of the "clementiRe" saloon IL
cense. After considerable discussion,
the Rowland crematory ordinance was
referred back for certain changes, the
principal OF which is the location OF the
plant outside the city limits Regarding
the "clementne' license matter, the
showing of the weak points Of the cIty's
case legally by Solicitor Nesbltt con-
tributed to the favor with which the
Nesbitt motion to lay the committee re-
port on the table was received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

The chain Of farmers Institutes that
occur over this state during the win
ter months under the auspices OF the
West Virginia state board OF agricul-
ture, are helps Of praet!ra! value highly
appreciated by the farmers. The instl-
tutes in Hancock. Brooke, Ohio, Mar
shall and Wetzel counties take place
early next month, and the programmes
have just been issued by President S.
W. Atkinson, of the state board. The
board is composed Of S. W. Atkinson.
president; c. c. Brown, institute direc-
tor D, NJ. Sullivan, secretary; Alex.
Clohan, ]. NJ, sydenstricker. John Q,
Rathburn.
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Importance. said Mr.. Berry The far
ther away from town the plant IS Local
ted, the greater Will be the cost OF de-
liyering the garbage at the plant. II
the plant Is located below McMechen
or far from town, he would favor an
amendment, requiring Rowland 10
place cars at the disposal OF the coiiec-
tor OF garbage In the city for its trans
portatlon.
President Chew suggested that, IN the
event OF the plant being located outside
the cl,F, the health officer would have
no jurisdiction.
The penalty. said Solicitor Nesbltt,
could not be enforced with the plant To-
Gated outside the city.
So many complications arising. Mr.
Berry moved to refer back TO the COM
mittee on health.
President Chew said council ought to
go SLOW IN this matter He wanted How
land bound by contract II the plant Is
located out OF the city. He moved TO
refer to the city solicitor.
Mr.. Berry's motion was put. Mr.
Chew Withdrawing his motion. Before
the vote was taken, Solicitor Nesbitt in
quired IL he was 20 draw up an ordl-
nance locating the plant out OF the city.
Mr. Hahne suggested locating the
plant In the city, at the end OF the Bal
tlmoce & Ohio tunnel, where he did not
believe objections would arise. Too
many complications arise when It Is
proposed to locate the plant outside the
city.
Mr. Berry did not believe Rowland
could secure the site named by Mr.,
Hahne.
The Berry motion to refer back 10 the
committee on health was passed. An
amendment TO refer jointly to the COM
mittee on ordinance, health board and
the solicitor, was carried, The commit
tees meet this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
nrnr AMERIcAN aIRL'

H. Gratlau Donnclly's now play, "ThC
A,acrlcin Girl" has rs FIRST Wheeling
production at the opera House to-mor-
row night. "Tho American Girl" Us ma
terially different from anything that
Me. Donnclly has hitherto written I, IS
OF a much deeper and more pathetic
natrrc than any OF bio ure;,aus pro-
ductttns. excepting tosahly aIs Dark
ogt Russia" The story ls one ~ intense
heart interest told in beautiful Ian
guarc. and the situations are so arr
ranged that the comedy aud dramatic
incidents alternate so rapidly TINT tcirs
ANA h,atllcst laughter mlnglc through
ONT the entire performance "Thc Amer.
lean Gln" w one oi those plars that
cannot flll tn please, because Iho char
actarB are lfo.llkc, among them Jas
mine. the heroine, Colonel Ross Boltal
huatling American theatrical mln1-
scr. and the two bright little children,
Prince Roy aud The Llltlc Lady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
THE ROLL CALLED.

In the second branch the calling OF
the roll by Clerk Watkins developed
the following:
Present-Ahl, Arndt. Beckett, Bucey,
Connolly, Fair. Gartley, Kaiser, Klndel-
berger, Knoke. McFadden, Meehan,
Meyer, NesbiJt. Paul, Travis, Chew,
Hahne Megrail. Berry; total, 20.
Absent-Bradbury. Bronstrop. Hlg-
gins. Watson, Weisgerber; total, S.
In the first branch, the roll call result
cd as follows:
Present-Baird. Ebellng. Hazlett,
Horkheimer. List, McKelyey, Mcclure,
Schmidt, Bachman. stroebel, Welde-
busch, Williams, Zwicker; total. 10.
Absent--Davlson, Halter, Otto; total,
Minutes In each branch were read and
adopted without change,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
AMUSEMENTS.

There Is at least one touch OF nature
In MY Friend From India the comedy
that will be presented at the Opera
House tonight. II IS the tragic mo-
ment when the aunt and niece dIscov-
er that each has purchased complete
costume exactly Ike the other No
play produced for years has contained
a scene so fraught with human nature
as this. Men spectators may smile and
think & all a verv good Joke, but It Is
noticeable that The women OF the audi
ence take ii VITA a positively painful
seriousness. No smiles FOR them; they
recognize the gravity OF the situation.
ana every face is tense; every breath
held. il is really remarkable that no
piay-wglgAt has ever thought OF turn
inn such 4 crisis 10 dramatic account
before. Il offers an opportunity quite
sufficient To hinge an entire mglo1rAml
upon. Aside ff0m the terrible incident,
the comedy IL @ great, Embarrassing
laugh Tor one and an Il has taken
New York by st5ru. It Is wHat the
circus men would call q gigantic mas
todontlc meEathcrilu hit" Chief among
the PLAYERS who VIII be seen IN taa
ooneds here are william c. Vaudeville,
Arthur I.arkin. Ernest Nardc, W. Il.
Collgan, Charles Mitchell Lutte Froh-
man, Ada Gilman. Margaret OTIS AZ
mes Farnum, Louise Arnott and julia
Bachelor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
"THE CLEMENTINE."

The report OF the committee on petit
lions and remonstrances was read. 1t
states that the committee recommends
the revoking OF the liquor license OF Nc
Fadden s. Smith, as previously recon-
mended.
Mr., Kaiser moved 20 lay the report on
the table,
Mr., Paul moved to accept the report
OF the committee, and 1t was seconded.
Mr.. Ka!ser's motion was not second
ed.
Mr., Hahne said interested persons de-
sired to address council on this matter.
Mr., Berry had confidence in the COM
mittee, which had already acted.
Mr., Kaiser said the committee had
week; he wanted to hear the city So
llcltor's opinion on the right OF council
to annul the license.
Mr.. Paul said the solicitor had already
been heard and both sides had received
fair and Impartial hearing.
President Chew was not in favor OF
the report because the citizen (Nr.
Felnler) has not moved in the way Of
having the sAloOnlst arrested for vio-
lations OF the law. Already the city has
lost $500 In the present year by law
suits He favored letting the license run
out and In case II is known the place is
not run properly the license can be re-
fused next spring.
Solicitor Nesblt; said the city charter
SAYS nothing about revoking licenses.
Dillon,a leading criminal author!ty,sayS
council canont annul, Other leading
authorities hold the body granting the
license can annul. Recently his atten-
ton had been called TO a section in the
statutes OF the state. which gives pow
er 20 annul licenses for good cause
shown" This good cause, ne said, must
be shown to council. but Wheellng's
council has no authority to hear such
cases. However, atiidavits by the In
terested parties could be given, fol-
lowed by arguments by counsel. In
this manenr the license could be re-
voked without conviction, but con-
vlctlon would strengthen the ciJ's case
legally.
Mr. Nesbltt moved to lay the COM
mittec's report on the table. The mo-
ton prevailed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

The 10 cont trial size OF Ely's Cream
Balm which can be had OF the druggist
Is sufficient to demonstrate It's great
merit Send 10 cents. We VIII mail IL
Fun size soc
ELY BROS. Sc Warren st, n. Y, City.
Ca;arrh caused difficulty In speaking
and to great extent loss OF hearinE'
By the use of Ely's Cream Balm drop,
ping NJ mucus has ceased, voice ana
hearing have greatly improved. W.
Davidson. Atty at Law, Monmouth lLL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

IT IS casy 70 catch a cold and Just az
easy to get rio OF it II you commence
early to use one Minute Cough Cure II
cures coughs. colds, bronchitis, pneu-
monia and all throat and lung rol-
bles. I; Is pleasant TO take, safe to use
and sure to cure Charles K. Goeizs.
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, rot,y-slXth and Jacob streets;
4. l.. Scheehle, No COZ Main street; EN-
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bo"-
le & Co., bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

1t may be worth something to kno"
that the very best medicine FOR restor-
ing the tired out nervous system to
healthy vigur Is Electric Bltters, This
medicine is purely vegetable acts ny
giving tone to the nerve centres In the
stomach, gently stimulates the Liver
and Kidneys, ard aids these organs 10
throwing Of impurities In the blood
Electric Bitters improves the appetite
aids digestion. and IL pronounced by
those who have tried It as the very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic, Try IL.
Sold for soc or Sl.O0 per bottle at Logan
Drug Co. S drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
THE FIRST BRANCH.

The FIRST branch VAS idle until $3.50
o'clock. half an hour before council ad-
journed. The matters considered early
in the session Of the frat branch, the
"Clcmeuilne" AFFAIR and the new crefia-
tory ordinance cid not reach the upper
branch a. all last night. After transac'-
ing routine business, confirming all that
rad been done by the second a resolution
was introduced granting James H. Haw-
ipy the privilege 70 construct steps On
Tenth street from the liawley building;
II was referred to the ordinance commit
Tee. The gec5nd brlach had turned down
the Hawley petition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

william Jerome's Herald Square COM
edlans. presenting the Intensely yum
ny" comedy, "a Jay in New York VIII
be the attraction at the Grand the last
halg Of this week. Including the New
Years matinee. The comedy, - jay
In New York" was written FOR laugh
ing purposes only. 1t Illustrates the
adventures OF CuuniTymans itT5i VS.
II to the city and many funny and
amusing situations are depicted during
the action OF the comedy; from the rise
10 the fall Of the curtain u Is said 10 DE
one lonu continuous laugh Tlc dio-
Ioguc is bright ana witty and the scenic
effects and co9tum!ng are oil that could
be desired
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

Prof. Vera, who IS with the Projecto'
scope company. now filling an engage
ment a: the Grand Opera House, is
magician OF no mean ability. The feas
in sliCht-oi-hand are performed with az
much ease as II done by Kellar or Herr
mann, and he has very capable assist
ant in the person Of Ms charming wife
The PrOjsctJscJpe pictures embrace a
number Of new Views Mr. Bur;ons
songs made another hit last night par.
tlcularly those which were illustrates
with animated pictures, This afternoon
a special matinee will be given FOR ladies
and children, and the engagement cios,s
t0-niEht. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
LOTS OF TALK
At Last Nights Meeting OF Wheel.
ing City Council.
LOCATION OF NEW CREMAToRY

Plant ouhlds the city Limih was n
"BuralnE" Topic Darling the Session,
snd the Ordinance was Finally Refer
red Back for chauGss-cOuneu Again
Turns Down Committees RseOmmsnd-
alton for Revolving the "CIsm,ntlnsn
LIesnIs-Roatlns Hus,nsII Transacted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
PLAYERS CLUB CANCELS.

The engagement Of the Wheeling Play
crs' Club at the Opera House New Years
afternoon and evening, has been can
celled on account Of the illness OF Miss
Lima Hennig, OF the club.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

General Discussion.
Address. Member Station staH
General Discussion.
Live Stock vs.. Grain Growing for
Brooke County, .,..,....,.James Morton
General Discussion.
Address,.,.-M Member Board OF Agriculture
General Discussion.
Question Box. Music, Adjournment,
THURSDAY MORNlNG-9:oO A. 81.
Music. Prayer.
Fruit Culture for Proht in Brooke
County. ..-,..,.,....'...-.,..h robert pAHe
General Discussion.
Address. Member station stan
General Discussion,
How 10 Eeonomize on the Farm; ';;,;.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y, Painter
General Discussion.
Organization and Leg!slatlon.,.;,,;;;,.,
...,.,..,s......,.........s III u ietNeS
General Discussion.
Question Box. Music, Recess.
AFTERNOON sESSIoN-l:So O'CLOCK.
Music
Reports OF Committees and Election OF
officers.
Butter Making on the Farm. ..,.,,,..,.,
...,....,,-.-....,.-.Mis Minnie Atkinson
General Discussion.
Home Topics, Mrs. T. ], Mahan
General Discussion.
The Relation OF Education TO Agrieul-
uTe,,..,.,....,,,...,,.,.r.P Prof, Blanneld,
Question Box. Music, Adjournment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

The report OF the city clerk, showing
the condition o: the e!ty's finances on
December 2s, was read by Clerk Wat
klns and received and filed, 1t Is as fol-
lows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29

capable one, and no one can afford 70
miss them. 1t will be one laugh from
the rise 20 the dropping OF the curtain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
MANY INSTITUTES
By Farmers of Counties in This
Neighborhood
ARE TO BE- HELD NEXT MONTH.

And That OF the Belmont County AgrI-
suilarAllIts Occur. This wssk-ThOss In
West Virginia are Under the Auspices OF
the State Board OF AgrIeuIturs-In,sr-
sStlnE Programme. Have Been Pre-.
pared for Eash-soms Novel and At
raetIve Features Introduced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
RELM0NT C0rNTY. OHI0.

The seventeenth annual institute OF
the Belmont county (Ohio) farmers VIII
take place at St Clalrsville IN the court
house hall, on Thursday and Friday OF
this week. This County has an enter
pr.s.ng and large farmers society with
Officers as follows:
pr1s.deH,-A. n. McKglycy.
Secretary. b. McMgchan
Treasurer-Henry Morgan,
The programme is as follows:
THURSDAY MORNING.
1850. praycr-Rer Robt Alexander, d, n
1880. Address The President
lOa1. Experience Meeting Subject; Farm
inr for Profit by Different Methods
Discussed by James 4. Stewart. W
J. GlTcn. Il X. Glffcn, ] vs. Weller
S. ~ Riley. Robert Mckelvey 7. g.
Mercer. Robert 4 Hammond James
r Bentley. Talks limited to i've
minutes. Adjournment for dinner
1tHr0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
Recltation-Mlss Wright.
EVENING SESSION.

700 Music
40. Recitatlon-Nliss Wright.
Music.
100. Noses Ninety Inches Long"-Prol.
4. ". Hawks, OF Baltimore, Nd.
Music
Recltatlon-Niiss Wright.
Music. Benediction.
Question Box open at each day session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-29
OHIO COUNTY.

The first Of the chain of institutes is
Ohio couniy'S, which VIII be held at
West Liberty on January and s. The
meetings are open to all citizens, who
are cordially invited TO attend. The
present officers OF the institute are:
Pres!dent-J. Il, Garvin.
Vice president-Abram McColloeh.
Secretary-T, j. Orr.
Treasurer-George Hand.
Executive commitiee-J0hn ]. Jacobs,
NJ. l.. Connolly, John Baird. J. y.
Thornburg and W, w. Foreman, and
the officers.
The following attractive programme
has been prepared:
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. l.
1000. Music Prayer. Music
1850. Presidents Address.
1850. Raising Hogs for Market, At What
Age TO Market to Realize the Great
est Prott-Abram McCullOch.
HIS. General Discussion. Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1915 Need Our Lands Become Exhaust
ed2-John Baird. Discussed by Geo
Rice and A. r. Jacob.
800. Planting and After Care OF Fruit
Trees and Plants-W Il. Gibson.
$50 Discussed by Prof l.. c, CoTbett
$40 Potatoes Their Cultivation; Three
Best NarIeties-Salathiel Curtis.
General Discussion. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
200 Music. Prayer. Music
$50 Recitation.
7.i5. Agriculture as Related TO National
Prospcrty-Prof s 5. Jacob.
$50 Why Should a Farmer Boy be Edu-
cated?-John Griffin.
$40 Recitation.
900 Talk on the Importance OF Institute
Mork--Hon. ]. u. Stewart, Director
Experiment Station.
query Box. Adjournment
SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. s.
i06l Music. Prayer. Music
1890 is Mutual Insurance Among Farm
crs Practicable?-S, W. Atkinson.
1910 Discussion.
iiiO The Mechanical Farmer and the Re-
pair Shops. l., McCulloch.
Query Box. Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
lis. The woman's Connection with tho
Business Side Of Farm Life-Mrs.
Margaret l.. Whitman.
l:s5 Is Compulsory Education, as En-
forced by Our Present School Law,
Practicahle?-Mrs Annie Emery
800 Discussion.
2:...& The Formulation Of Flowers as a
Problem for Farmers and Fruit
Growers-W. VI. Dunlap.
s:00 General Discussion.
5;s0 Talks by Members Of Station stafr
400. An Open Letter TO the Ohio County
Farmers Institute
i:iQ. Discussion Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Music. Prayer. Music
200. Recitation.
5:i5 Seed Time and Harvcst-Prof J. II.
7As query Box. Adjournment.