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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
TO MwT sHARKEY FIRST.
After That Fftzsimmons VIII Fight
JeHries Again

NEW YORK Aug 10.-FFiitt zssiinmons was
seen in his dressing room after the fight
He said After the first round tonight I
had no fear of the result. / thought
Rubin was very fast fellow. He landed
very often on ne. but his knocks lacked
steam and force. Rubin is a game fellow.
but he was susceptible to my body blows
These punches really licked him. His blows
did not even annoy me. will go after
Sharkey now. | have no doubt as to M
chance with Sharkey. and if l defeat him
Jeffries cannot fail to give me first
chance
Jeffries visited Fftzsimmons. The Cor
nishman greeted the champion very pleas
antly.
Il sec you won" said Jefrries and
congratulate YOU
''Wn you hght Jeffries?" iuterposed
Brady.
Fitzsimmons said he would after he was
through with Sharkey.
''Jeffries will meet you before September
l." pursued Brady, "on the same terms
which characterized the battle which you
INDUCED in at Coney Island last year.
Thereupon Jeffries and Brady left and
went to Ruhlins room.
Billy Madden said "RuhIin was sale
and did not put up the fight l thought he
would. He was slow and sluggish and
fought in a way that surprised me. l
gave him a few days rest, and | thought
that It would do him good
When Jefries left the Garden he said
to his manager. Brady, with considerable
gIee: II am still champion, and what is
more, l know can beat these two fei-
lows who fought tonight
Tim Corbett had this 20 say: Rubin
was licked on his merits. and | must give
all the credit to Filz, for he is certainly
4 great pugilst."
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
CoLoRED BOY DROWNED.
John Buckner Falls Overheard From
Rowbo=t.

John Buckner, eolored. nine years of
age, who lived with his parents at 319 L.
Street southwest. was drowned in the river
al the foot of Ninth Street southwest yes
terday afternoon about 4 O'Clock. His
body was recovered an hour later by Rob
ert Brown, colored, and was removed TO
the morgue. Acting Coroner Glazebrook
was notified and will view the remains this
morning. No inquest is expected.
The youth left his home an hour before
the accident, going directly TO the river.
He was accompanied by several compan-
ions. AT the Ninth Street wharf the boys
secured a small boat and took short row,
starting back toward the wharf within a
few minutes. Just before the landing was
reached young Buckner arose with the
purpose, it is thought, of making the boat
secure to the wharf. He lost his balance
and fell overheard.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

at times could not feave NV bed. / was
badly crippled. Tried many doctors. and two
O. them gave me Up to die. None Of them
ola me any good. The pains in my back hips
nearly XII pe, Ny appetite was very bad
Everybody kho NV yhs said ! must die.
TOOK hye bottles OF Golden Medical Discovery
and four walls Of Pellets and TO-DAY nv health
Is good amer suffering twelve years with rheu-
The sluggish liver can be cured by
the use of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

pain so cruel that
he envies the Grip 4
pie who stumps a
along on a wooden Y
leg, whistling as I
he goes. Rheu- !
n1atism is known
to-day as a blood
disease. 1t can only
be cured through the
blood.
TIL at power fu
5lood-purffying med.
icine, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
covery, cleanses the
blood of the acid
poisons which cause
rheumatism. When
the blood is cleansed
the rheumatism is
cured.
There is no alcohol
in Golden Medical
Discovery" and it is
absolutely free from
opium, cocaine, and
all other narcotics.
Mr.. R. ]. Mcknight.
Of cades, williamsburg
County, S. c, writes .
II had been troubled
with rheumatism for
twelve x-eara a. LoA
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
Deafness OF IL Years Sanding

Protracted Caiarrh produces deafness in many
-ases. Capt. Zen Connor Of Toronto Canada
was deaf for l. years from Cttagrii all treat
mcnts failed to relieve. DIR. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder gave lin relief in day, and in a very
short while the deaiT0ss Left him entirely u
viii do Is much for you. Fifty cents. Sold ~
F. 8. Williams Ninth and Streets. E,lmonds s
Williars Itisj street aud Pennsylvania Ave-
nc.-9
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
THE GIANT KNOCKED OUT
FitzsimmOns Proves Himself TO Be
Ruhlin's Master.

Forces the Fight From
the Start, and Has His Van Groggy
in the Second Round - Terrific
Punches Decide the Brittle, While
the ohioan's blows ia'rk Steam.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
Pants up to 81 for $3.50.
Big shirt waist values.
CSC

for the choice of an immense
lot of ladies' tucked and hem
stitched waists in a great as
sortment of styles; which sold
for as high as $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
The Cripple

, Who is crippled By accident or defo5.nity
word crippled" as compared with the
victim of rheumatism. He Is not only
bent and twisted, but also racked with
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
Hechts' Greater Stores"
Marvellous clothing values.
513-515 Seventh Street.

Beginning this morning, we in
clude in the 1870 sale of mems cheviot
and cashmere suits all the mems striped
flannel coats and pants, which sold for as
high as $15.
The offering great enough it gave you
the choice of Hechs Ownmade cothng-suts which
$40 $3.50 and SIS for S490less than the priced
III the offering cost ito make And that decided
to let all the striped hannes in the SALE doing
most extraordinary thing Elegant assortment of stripes
that buy flannel and pants for pair
pants wouhi ordinarily you.
Any blue serge coat up to So for sos.
We shall put whole stock mems blue serge separate
coats before you today which sold up So $295
gle or doubiebeasted you prefer skeeonined all
to fit all size
$3.50 and 81 flannel pants, Sl.95.
All the mems white striped flannel pants up
81 down today $195 each There elegant
ment from which to choose and all of them
era urnup for those who them that way.
Pants up to 81 for $3.50.
hld windows with
putting
and
black
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
I6c for 25c music.

"a Warm Reception
THE Blue and the Grey"
The Bird in the Gilded Cage
Dawn ofrthe Century
United Nations
My Georgia Lady Love-
Il Couldn't Stand to See my Baby
Lose -
I'm be An Old Mans Darling. Not
Young Mans Slave
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

When Fitzsimmons arrived in a closed
carriage, there was a regular stampede.
The Cornishman jumped out lightly and
was followed by JEFF Thorne, the English
middleweight. and big Bob Armstrong, the
colored heavyweight.
"Hooray for Fitz." the crowd bawled.
Fitzsimmons expressed the greatest CON
fidence in his ability to win. He said.
I'm going to show the people tonight
that | cannot only whip Rubin deeisively.
but that when | tackle Jeffries again I'll
do him, too. Both of my hands are in
good shape TO stand plenty of hard work"
Rubin came in rig with Madden and
Corbett. When Gus got upon the side
walk he lowered above the heads OF the
policemen and looked big enough to sweep
back the crowd himself. The Ohio fighter
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
10 and I25c vests, Ole.

400 ladies' maco cotton ribbed vests;
with tapped necks: such as sell for 1Oc
and 70 12c will be put on sale today
at 1-2c each.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
I9c ribbons, I25c.

We shall do today the greatest
ribbon Offering OF the season: We sha
put on sale hundreds of ya:ds of ha d.
some ail-silk taffeta ribbons: from ) to
inches wide; In all shades. including
white, pink. blue. turquoise. automo-
bile; the best 19c ribbons ever sold at
II 1-2c yard
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

for the choice of any white
shirt waists in the house; some
of them deliberately trimmed
with lace and embroidery; an
immense bargain.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
Wrappers up to 81, for csc.

We shall give you opportunity today to buy the
The handomes percales batstes deliberately
trimmed; will be sold for Csc
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The Rev Robert
g. Kimber. one Of the secretaries of the
Episcopal Foreign Missionary Society, re-
kim, who is in charge Of the Episcopal
mission in Japan, assuring him of the safe
arrival in Tokyo of all the women mis-
sionaries and children who were stationed
in China. The letter is as follows:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-08-11
Any blue serge coat up to So for sos.
$3.50 and 81 flannel pants. SL05.

All the mems white striped flannel
81 go down today to S1.95 each. There
ment from which to choose and all of til
eral turn-up for those who care to wear Il
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

laying freely Into Juns. The African
aud Embdcn breeds laid about hnlf a.
many eggs. IN proportion 20 females.
kept In February. ~ the Chlnas and
nearly finished laying by June 1. In
1897 ono African egg was laid In Janu.
airy. Tho Toulouse breed laid about all
their eggs IN three months, March 90
May Inclusive. M In the two years only
one egg was laid IN February aud two
IN June by the eight females kept.
China geese are not favorites with
those who raise giHlings FOE sale 20
poultrymen who fntten them and put
them on the market az green geese.
They are too small to be profitable for
such a market. When a small bonod.
moderate glzed goose IL required for
the fall or Christmas trade. these
breeds prove valuable. a. they lay
we'll. and. with proper care IN selecting
breeding stock. large hocka should be
raised. The Brown Chlnas especially
seem very vigorous. hardy and active.
but pick hard and require care IN
dressing 10 look we'll The White Chi.
ma has with us been the poorer breed.
or. but Ia usually not 10 difficult 10 pick
and handsomer IN appearance when
dresscd.-RepOrt OF Rhode Island Ex.
pertinent Station.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
Tracy s MCEwan.

. mills.
Tor provisional indehtedaess SINKING iund
i1-imi mills
For support OF public schools so-iOo mills
The above table added up shows that
the Argus Is OF just 10 mills IN its
statement concerning the territorial levy
and OF Is mills in is statement con
ccnlng the county levy for lWn. Was
this an error2 untIl the Argus cor.
reefs its statement Il must he granted
that there Is an effort on the part Of
that sheet 10 wilfully misrepresent the
county board because the county board
has not seen ~ 10 elect the Argus the
county printer. but instead, selected \
paper of general circulation.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Miss Williams had m excellent pa.
per on language.
prof. Ellis tod rs some good thlngs
about discipline.
brother Goodrich explained his
method of teaching fractions, and It
e evident that Jack" understands
his business
Miss lIakes' recitation was splsn.
did
Miss Emerson IN q very interesting
way told how SHE used the objective
method In primary work
Now let me- keen the hall railing. We
have made nn excellent start. and with
perseverance, on onr part. the educa.
tIonal interests Of Eddy % Will be
raised n higher plane and viii contrl
butte largely 10 the county's prospeFi-
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
Mr.. GARRISON TO
SENATOR H0AR,
Son Of the Great AbolItlonlst
Rebukes q Partisan.

tKstrset iron an open letter tom Wiiham lloyd
Garrison. IT,. N ssnsioF iiosfl
You keep the word OF promise 20
our ear aud break Il 10 our hope" The
Judgment OF your own party press con-
arms the statement. 1T Ia needless to
uAy that this position OF Mr. HOar re-
moves all effectiveness Of his oppoai'
tlon 10 the presidents Philippine pol
Icy" IL the comment OF one paper. An
other observes that senator ftoar
talks like a poet. but he votes like
Lodge. aud his vote is better than
bis oratory." They fail 20 award you
even the merit OF sincerity, a virtue
your seycrcst critics aud truest friends,
the independents have never denied
TO your intentions
E1amlnlng your record. the hislo-
rlans will read: "IIe saw the injustice
and inhumanity OF shutting out the
old world refugees frum the United
States aud protested vigorously against
the anti.immlgiation blll-Yotlng i'm.
mediately for lts enactment lie was
heartily opposed 10 the war With Spain.
but when the act was forced hastened
20 pronounce II Que OF humanity. and
20 consent 90 an appropriation of $50.
OOOOOO. 10 be- placed IN the presidents
hands without condtlons-a procedcut
full OF 'lanser. lie pleaded eioquently
IN the senate against the seizure aud
annexatl0n Of Hawaii. then promptly
voted 10 consummnte the wrong lie
made the effort uf his life 10 baik the
national piracy OF the Philippines, and
having pillohed the conspiracy ana
consplntors with rhetorical brilllaney,
advocated, before bis words were cold,
the reelection Of the responsible presl.
dent and administration"
You have laboriously prepared an
arsenal Of weapons Tor your political
opponents 10 flourish Ia the pending
campaign. A thousand Democrats
lips viii repeat them from a thousand
platforms Beside your fresh partisan
speech at Marshneld the senate ad.
dress will shine like the stars OF a
clear midnight AZ Webster's grave
40 wonder that the consciousness OF
your own ahlcclness extorta q lame
defense of that lost leader. Il Il an.
avalling. WhltticPs was the moving
figure that wrote "lchabod" over the
downfall OF the great Massachusetts,
defendeF Of slave catchlugi
-uoF sli Yuuf piiiy naf "a
mall lufs u lafk 20 fancel hah liua,
hcf 81 Ie.lf toals ualh 80 : vefd q o.
Il ls iameniabie that the common.
wealth should nealn mourn Tor az %
tasuioua 500 whose toaity 20 party
makes hlm no apcsiate 20 freedom.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
Eclipse end
Star.

FOR the man IN county offices. n you
want the government to be run by de.
mocrats you must commence at home;
get your county democratic, then your
state and then the government Good
old democracy and democratic princl.
pies are what the people want IN our
government
Democrats, " there IL man on the
ticket YOU can't vote for don't vote
against him. My prayer Is. that you
will all come up In November with n
good old jefferson democratic ticket
Yours democratic.
MIKE WIIsoN.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Iasy Are wshdsrfuiiy oeoa LaysHu
aa naaa % rae Nlaa.

They Are wohdsrfpiiy oeoa Laysaa
% Eaes % Faif eias.
There Il conclusive egideace that ths
sChlneqe goose" ne described ~ many
OF the European wrlters upon pouffy,
included within ne ranks % years age
the types OF three breeds ~ ell proba-
blllty nppfoximating the breeds We IN
America now call African. br0wn Chr
ma and White china.
The BrUwn and white chinAs ars
early aud prollnc layers Of fEif sissd
eggs. n well fed. they not infrequeut-
" lay IN the autumn months. but gen
orally those which do ~ lag later and
fewer eggs tho following spring AZ
the experiment station in 1850 and
1891 the White Chlnas laid 10 every
mouth from January t0 June, inclusive.
while the brown Chinas did not begin
laying until February. but continued
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
MANHOOD DEGRADED.

rhe common Man Crowded and
saueesed ~ GFawsh of rruHta.
whatever narrows opportunity tends
directly 20 reduce the grade OF man.
hood. When trusts increase, the indie.
pcndence OF the common man docreas-
"a, for tho fewer the employers the
more the commou man win stand be-
fore rellnquishlng his job, and the less
hops he has Of rising out Of a condition
OF industrial serfdom.
Those who are not engaged In pro.
ducing things for human consumption
ell live on the common man. The
services rendered by the nonproduc-
tive IN the way of furnishing capital.
supcrintendencc. facilitating exchange
OF products, and NO on, may be highly
valuable. but, after ALL no cotton could
be raised without tleldhnnds. II the
common man II badly paid, he cannot
buy more than the bare neccssarica OF
life and cannot educate his children,
whose earnings as workers become nee.
essary Thus he ceases 20 be- the kind
OF consumer who keeps the fnctories
busy and. crushed IN spirit az well as
materially harnsscd. he cannot be n
competent citizen. Ignorance goes
with poverty. and the two are the par
enta ~ dangerous politics.
In order 20 Judge OF tho health Of
our civilization we must lock not az
tho rich man and the man OF tnlcnt,
but at the common man. If life u
narrowing for him. the social doctor Is
needed. North American.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

feed Il ell 70 the nigs. Try dividing
With the poultry. They win soon chow
yOu whether they apprpciats Il o. not
Corn is q good Geld weather feed Zoe
fowls. but I would act advise much of
II IN warm weathar. for Il produces
too much heat and u too fattening Tor
layers.
Keep pure bred poultry. The cost Of
feed " no greater, and they are q
source OF moro pleasure and pront. A
good farm and a good poultry yard
both demand good stock.
Have system IN the management of
poultry. l know OF no business where
method ia more needed. The fock that
gets its food az "sundry times and IL
vsrs places" seldom pays = good prof.
r. A part Of the system Of poultry
raising should be 90 have n settled or
der Of feeding. a list Of foods aud time
for giving those foods. regulating them
as the season or development Of the
fowl shall demand.
be on the alert always Tor yermin OF
all kinds. Better thoroughly dlslnfect
the house. Use whitewash. carbollc
acid and burn sulphur 20 destroy lice
and mites.--Herbert Johnson 10 Poul.
Try Monthly.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
soms Hen Pssks For Amatsurs.

Raw meat. chopped npe and fed mod
eratciy. say. about three times a week.
will greatly stimulats egg production.
Feed about a pound 20 IL hens.
DO not allow any water 20 accunIu.
late In the poultry house. Dampuess
cannot be tolerated by any healthy
flock.
Fowls, like pigs. are fond OF milk.
sweet or sour. but many on the farm
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
school Notes.

NHNNA fHNNNf
The class IN book keeping work
half an hour extra from $3.50 To 900 u.
m.
The grammar department have this
for their motto. I'VE have no room
for idlers nor loungera.
The pupils In the grammer depart.
ment decorated their room with how-
ers Friday aud invited the high school
to visit them. The entertainment
consisted Of recltations, aud was tho.
roughly enjoyed by all. The board Of
education, - Messrs. Barber, Cowden
and rozier, was present. Quite u
number Of other men were visitors.
Tie teachers meeting last saturday
was good Every one on the program
performed their part with credit. The
following teachers and others werr
present. Co. Supt. A. n. Pratt, j. B,
Goodrich. Willis Caldwell, II T.. Ber.
nor, q. +. Fills, Mr.. Ward, Hugh Free.
man, Misses Allie aud Annie ellison,
Emerson, Williams, Matte and ljeulah
Reiff Matte Lexton, Susie and Juan
ia Hakes, aud Ellie Moore. A prell.
minary arganizatiouIwas effected Mr.
q. A. Ellis, chairman Miss Annie Gil
son secretary These officers presided
during the session, AZ the cose OF
the session, permanent organization
WIS made, and the following officers
elected; President, Co. supt A. n,
Pratt, Secretary Miss Enie Williams,
Treasurer, Willis Caldwell.
II +. Berner and Misses. Enle VIII
liams and Beulah !leiif were appoint
ed 10 prepare program for the next
session. they reported ~ follows:
TO the Eddy Co, Teachers Assoeia-
tiOn, Carlsbad n. NJ
Fellow Teachers: We your commit
tee desire 10 report the following pro-
gram for our next meeting 10 be held
Saturday Nov 4th. 1900
lO:30 a. IN.
Music Association
Invocation Rev, Roberts
A Teachers Course OF study.
II r. Berner.
Discussion.
Dinner
1880 p. m.
Music Association
Recitation. Ada Lee CrozIeI
Methods In L. s History.
Miss Beulah Rein
Discussion.
Methods In Geography,
Willis Caldwell
Discussion.
Intermission 10 Prepare Program
Methods in Physiology.
Allss Matte LuEtau
Discussion.
How 20 Prevent Tardiness.
Miss Annie ellison
,, Discussion.
Query Box.
Methods Of teaching reading cauae'
considerable discussion Ia saturday
meeting SOME eontended for the ol,
A BC method, others for the worl
and sentence method.
Supt, Pratts address on the count,
schools was we'll received Mr. Prat
stated there were iOi7 children o
4 scholastic uge In Eddy Co aud Of tina
number $40 were 10 Carlsbad, accord
Ing 20 las' years enumeration fhsr
are iS districts Ia the county.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
MIKE WILSON,

The Argus talks about "clean
balance sheet" IN territorial affairs.
The table ON the first page Of this paper
shows that the debt Of the territory has
been steadily growing while the ex.
penditure is $4,000 over revenue re-.
ceiyed.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

ThsFs ahouid be1A gsnsFaf cieasN'
iag oct of the gang thnt has be-
eFaysd the republic 40 WaahinHtoa.
--Interview with oeverhor Pingrue.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
Arthur r. O'Quiun.
ncaicr in----
Ice and
Wholesale
Beer.
Apen, lor sohiiD ana Anheuser-bupeh
nrrWing Companies

Whites Cieam vstnnfuRe n a high.
y valuable preparation, capabIe from
the frumptllule Of lis action, Of clear.
N thu system m few hours of every
worm. Price IS cts. For sale nt
ddy Drug co.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

hereby announce 60 the public that am
n candidate for county commissioner SUBJ
icct lo the decision OF the voters NJ the poi,s
pErkR Cons.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
welfare Of the state"
aenstor Wetilnaton

!
3 80 muat subordinate Party 90
welfare Of the state"
--a<hatoF welllngton.
\ believe that II WILLIAM ,. Ryan Is elect
~ president and appoihts a ssersiap oi the
treasury that secretary u ths Treasury wtil
obey tho law ~ The land
tar upon oommsfcs between Porto Rico
and any other part u the unltsd states %
\ a. unconstitutional a. q taE upsa oofnmerce
\ bstvesn hafyisad and New Y0FE
u 4 ~ duty u : nrnator v the United
States 10 defend the constitution ae-inst Az
oemsn. even lhs pts.ident Of the uuiled
btatea
u,sFs Il 4 nccfst compact between this
RovsFnmsut aud che gosssnmsnt u Great
Britain
The tine has come shsn I must suborii'
nate ny party 20 my regard Tor The welfare
~ the state senator Wellington q Mary
land in . Apooch A Cumberland.
S-s-s-ff- -s-s-s 6-s-s-s ;-s-s-fs s-s-s-t
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
Announcements.


hereby announce my name for sherln -
Eddy county IN the coming November eiccI
tlOn.
Tnos. 4. GHAY.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

HIS palatial new resort soliclts the
- pstr6npge OF the people OF Carlsbad
and Eddy county guaranteeing
courteous treatment and irst.class service In
all respects. We handle only the best Of all
kinds Of refreshments For family or medi-
cal use the renowned J, s. Searcy whisky is
unexeelled. as its selection by the u. s. govI
eminent by the a. g. Marine Hospital will
testify. We also handle Sherwood Pure
Rye, the best and highest priced a this
class Of goods on the market.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13
E due alto n a 1

Il n. r. nERNER. supt. schools.
eeceeooo -SoOSOOe'
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

IN
returned D. SEAACf
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Fof Delegate 20 tongfo si
o. LNRRAzOLA.
Carlsbad current., 1900-10-13

Dor conncii 9TH District,
JAMES .. niSFLF
pr Representative aith Legislative Assem-.
l.. =. RATEMAS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-04-25

in repairs. Supervisors, school committee
selectmen, and Taxpayers from every sec
ton OF the town must have passed II, ana
no doubt each one blamed some one else.
true saying is that "Wbat Is everyone
business is nobody's business. But In
this case 1t seems that everybody thinks IL
is not my business; the town pays the
bills.
Now who is the town, IL not the tax
payers? Would not the old-time agents
have been on the lookout that the school,
house was kept warm and dry, ready for
cousin. niece or particular friend to begin
school in when they should hire her, as
the greatest complaint against them used
to claim they did? Are our schools any
longer or any better? Surely not in the
town of Surry.
April II &.