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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-10
A MUSEMENTS.

While the attendance was not nearly
so large as the event merited, David
Harold EldTedge's second song recital
drew a fair sized audience TO the First
Congregational church last evening to
hear the young baritone previous to
his departure for New York. The i'm
preston Mr.. Eldredge left in musical
ears on a similar occasion several
months ago was three-fold stronger af-
ter his performance last night and no
higher compliment. perhaps, could be
paid him. The singer possesses fine
tone quality. well schooled and gives
rare cOloring to his rendition. In fact,
the great feature of Mr.. Eldredge's
singing is expression. Such numbers as
Archibald Douglas" and Edward"
which Carl LOewe has contributed to
ballad history. can be sung only by a
voice thus enriched. They are too fire.
quently attempted by others.
To some it might seem that Mr.. FL
dredge is too intense in dramatic ac-
tlDn-that the proportion of expression
displayed mascUlarly is overwhelming
but. after all. it is not so great fault
as too little of this sort of thing. There
are countless hundreds of vocalists-
miScalled "artistS''-WhO lack eIocution
and dramatic action absolutely. And
should Mr.. Eldredge attempt to coufne
his muscular emotions. it is doubtful
1 that he would succeed so admirably in
portraying the emotions in his voice.
a. ais Ne-f0s a ANcioN DAif SttliS tSSSI-
tial to the other.
The I.oewe ballads were. Of course
he feature of the recital. The songs
themSelves-two of them. at least--are
tragedies. and the accomplishments are
perfect enough to be realistic. Their
magnificent rendition by the vocalist
and Mr.. Mcclellan. the accompanist of
the evening, stirred the audience to I'M
usual warmth. Laying these numbers
aside. the gem of the programme was
Schuberts Death and tt Maiden"
Schubert's "Serenade" yell rem
dered, except for a slight lerl of mem
oiy on the part of the singer For an
encore to this number Mr.. FIdredge
gave Gounod's 20 That We Two Were
Maying."
The Wilbur-Kirwin company is
spending several hours each day on
the stage of the New Grand prepara-
tory TO its opening in that house to-
morrow evening. RehearSals are being
crowded i'm on the new work to be pre-
scented. Jack and the Bean Stalk -
which will probably follow the minstrel
and vaudeville bill arranged for the
I last half of this week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-10
Was Disappointed.

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Tie said he would kin himself if !
wouldn't marry him
"Nell2'
He didn't do It; the mean thingl"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-10
Women Have More Moral
Bravery Than Men. By Ella Wheeler vHco.

7 the day fair? Oh very bright and fair?
Without cloud? Be glad be very glad
Thank God that such day thy life hath had.
Yet in thy joy. take time to breathe prayer
For some respondent soul. who in despair,
Walks thro' the vale of sorrow.
Art thou sad?
Are all thy paths in gloom and darkness clad?
Still let myself rejoice with those whom care
Has not yet Eurdened.
Temper smiles with
For others woes; and when grief Grapes thy skies
Look for the light which shines in other eyes.
50 wilt thou keep in touch throughout the years
With human hearts and with the Great All Soul
And share lifes portion with mighty whole
The state herald., 1901-04-12
ANOTHER BIGLANp SALE.

Tuesday Of this week Yuma county
sold the balance Of It's tax title lands;
much Of II was bought up by our local
ranchmon, Messrs. Cortes, Kori aud
many others; but tho largest sale was
made to Tho Empire Ranch and Cattle
Company. corporation Of this state pro
noted and organized by August Mun,-
.ing OF Akron. Colo.
This corporation alone took over two
hundred quarter sections, paying over
1000 cash therefor.
This money will DO used 10 pay oil tbe
last maturing bonds Of tho county and
will not only place these excellent graz
ing lands where the taxes will IN future
bo paid thereon, but viii stop intercs,
on tho eeupty's public debt aud thus 10.
lisss tho tas payers In moro ~ays than
ono.
Much CREDITS duo Mr, Mun,rlne for
his enterprixs und be will ssii the land.
10 small ianehmen aud intending settlers,
thus bringing in moro taxable property
tightening the burdens Of our puoplc.
Mr.. Mnntsing is both manager and
secretary Of sad corporation aud owns
one th,rd interest of II.
Both Mr. wilmo,. treaaurcr of the
corporation, aud Mr. Munisina were
present at tho meeting of the Board and
tho latter deserves tho p'aiae Of every
man woman and child In Yuma county
Tor its ssod sense IN thus selling said
grazing lands aud taking Yuma out Of
the column of debtor counties.
This Pioneer ad,ises. 40 II has done
heretofore, all our iancbers To secure
what land they want from Mr.. Muutslng
before u goes TOO high, M u IL certain 10
do, and quickly. This corporation will
sell on ,ims 10 responsible. parties, with
only small pay ymept down, so we nft
informed, 40 n our people nrc crowded
later on u will bs their own fpult
Yuma Pioneer.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Such storms as this part Of the state
has had during the past three weeks will
serve to impress upon the stockmen that,
even in this favored locality for raising
stock. man takes great risks in at
tempting to keep more stock than he is
prepared for properly caring for in all
kinds Of weather. The stockman who
had good shelter and plenty Of feed for
his stock during the storms we have had
will get his stock through with very ht-
tie loss. and the loss ho would otherwise
have sustained will amply repay him for
the extra expense OF shelter and feed.
The profit IN cattle for the past five
years has been 80 large thst many Of our
rapcem"n have been tempted to 60 into
II on a largor scale than was safe and ths
result ia that tho unusually severe
storms OF the pas, few weeks has caused
them heavy losses. II does not pay to
take any such chanches even 10 this
favored stock country.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

For the past three days and nights
Phillips county has been treated to an
almost continuous rainfall. Tho large
amount Of moisture that has fallen dur
ing the rast three weeks insures q fine
crop Of grass on the ranges and will go
far towards insuring a good crop Of
grain for tho farmers. 1t is, however.
pretty severe on the range cattle as il
will leave tho old grass IN such a con-
dition as to be Of very little value for
feed.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

The way to build up u town-buy
goods OF catalogue house. cuss the
trusts and combinations. don't psiro-
nize your home merchants, for they will
squander their money paying taxes TO
schools. churches apd public improve.
ments. Aud when strangers arc around
tell what wicked town We have, but
thst other towns are right. Don't pat.
ronizs your printer, but write your own
notices and stick them up in the post
office. II the people can't read them
they will be sure to ask the postmaster
what they are. Send to some cheap
John printer and get your printing ma
terial. Don't take your home paper nor
advertise in II unless you have par,ic-
ular love for the editor, md take 1t and
pstronizs II o. isver. Ia fact dis
coursge evory thing nt home and do
your trading elsewhere and you will
greatly holp your town Sterling
Democrat
The state herald., 1901-04-12

No ono can reasonably hope for good
health unless his bowels move once each
day. whsn this 10 not attended to, dis.
orders Of the stomach aris~, bIliousnes",
headache dyspepsia aud piles soon fol.
low. II you wish TO avoid thess ailments
keep your bowels regular by taking
swbsrisin's Stomach and Liver Tab.
let's when required. They are so ensy
TO take aud mild and gentle IN effect.
For sale by Y. X. Nobist
Ifyou would have an appetite Ito a
boar and q relish for your meals take
Cbsu,berlsin's Stomssh and Liver Tab
fcls. They correct disorders of tho
stomach spd regulate the liver and
bowels. Price. - cents. Samples free,
si y. X. Neblet's drug store.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

81 have been troubled with ipdestion
tor ten years. have tried many things
and spent much money 10 no purpose
until ] tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. !
hav" taken two bottles aud aotton more
reliei FROM them that all other medicines
taken. ! ioei more like u boy tbap |
have felt In twenty ycara.' Anderson
Riggs Of Sum. Lnn.. Tex. Thousands
Layo testified a. did MI Riggs.
Drug Storo.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Yon will wns,e tins II you Try 10 cure
indigestion or dyspepsia 10y starving
yoni.eii, That only makes II worse
when you do ont heartily. You always
besd plenty oi good iood properly III
gesisJ. kodol Dyspepsia Cure - The re
suit ~ yeats of scientific resea,uh Tor
somathins that wonld dses, no, only
aomc elements u food hu, every kind.
And i' la tho oue fensjy ,ha, vii do II.
City Ding Store
The state herald., 1901-04-12

=. II. Whitman informs ua that I. II
bis intention to close out his mercantile
business In Holyose and retire from
buu,neru Tor year or two, lie has been
engaged In business 10 iiolyoks for III.
past ten Years aud thinks bs will take
a rest. The friends of tho family Will
bop. that their absence from our ,osp
may pf1,a only Temporary.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Charles Brunner aud family left Hol.
yoke last week for Ration, New Mexico
where they will make their home. He
has for ths past six months held the
position Of beiier repairsr for the B. 4
M. at the Holyoks round house but ~.
signed the position last week. Their
friends in Holyoks regretted very much
to ses them leave our town.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

LAST winter ! was confined TO my bed
With very bud cold on the lungs. Moth.
ing gave mo relief Finally my vii.
bought bottle Of Ono Minu,c Cough
Cure that effected apccdy cure. can.
not speak too highly d that excellent
renedy."-Mr. I. X. Housrmap, Mana
tawp.y, Pa.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
CLOSING OUT SALE
.Retiiing1 from Business,

Commencing Ap4 18th will sell my large General
Merchandise Stock Composed Of eight different departments
strictly at cost and pr cash. will exempt nothing must
all be closed out byuy 18th leave for the state of
Washington at THAI time Each department is complete
having just Chicago where purchased the
incest upto stock brought Holyoke 1t will all
be sacrificed for cash. am in and the following
quotations will convince you that will do advertise
CLOSING OUT)
The state herald., 1901-04-12

q. u. Knapp whose ranch Ia III the
northwestern part Of Yuma county hns
found 40 Of bis cattle dead d. = result
of tho recent storms and thinks that his
ioss will rearh $40 nut Of 500 head. That,
i.a a heavy iess bu, II Ia not much larger
pcr cent of iors than nome o. the ranch
uiah u this county sustained.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
TO THE DEAF,

A ncb lady. cured Of her deaine.a and
noise In the head by Dr. Nirhol.on's
Artificial Ear Drums. gave $1,000 10 bis
Institute, no that deaf people unnble 10
procure the Far Dfnna may have them
tee. Address No. o3) The Nicholson
Institute, 1so Eighth Avenue, Now York
The state herald., 1901-04-12

The n. T.. Sunday School Of Holyoks
observed Castor Sunday with a special
program 81 tho hour for the regular
preaching services. Tho program con
sisted OF songs. responsive readings,
rsc,,st,ons sad an Easter address by
Ra- Smith.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

ID. Buchanan of Sterling was in Hol>
yoke Monday looking after his cattle
that drifted away FROM the ranch IN the
storm. He has 10 fur found only nine
dead out Of lnrge number he h.d on
the ranch.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Alter tho esperienee OF the past two
weeks, our stockmen consider the wiser
course to prepare shelter for stock be
fore tho stock IL purchased. The value
Of tho stock lost In such storms Us Nc
have had lately would provide shelter
for good many cattle.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalds and
chafing quickly heal by the use Of De
Wits Witch Hazel Snlve. II is imitn-
ted. Be sure you get DeWitt's.-City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Spring coughs are specially dangerous
and unless cured Mt once, serious results
often follow. One Minute Cough Cure
acts like magic. II is not common mkt
ure but is a high grade remedy.-City
Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

G. L. King and S. I. Thompson anA'
families from Benklenan arrived in Hol-
yoke this week and will make their home
in our town. Some of the firms stock
OF harness and lumber will arrive this
week.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes IL your liver
IL sluggish and your bowels clogced.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers cleanse the
whole system. They never gnpe.-
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

The Republican tells its reapers this
week how newspaper can lie. II GER
,ainly should be good athori,y on thu,
question for IL has done enough in that
line since last falls campaign opened to
make It an expert.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

q. II. Moore purchased from c. II.
Harman last week tho business pro
perty on Inter Ocean Ave. that was for
years occupied by Charles Vsrney. He
has sold tho building to tho Wam.ley
Live Stock Company and will movo !,
10 their ranch for thon.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Those famous little pills, DeWitt's
Little Early Rlsers will remove impuri-
ties from your system. cleanse your
bowels, make them regular.-City Drug
htore.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

WANTED ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD CHAN.
actor 81 deliver nhl tollsCi N Colorado fpf OH
esD n traf, surr pay, iinn-si, naru than "a
f.sfirnos required Our frfsfrhe-, M, hank In
any rity. fh,luse .-lf.Alifr.-si stamped pu.
ysl"ps. Mapufnc'nrsf-.. Third floaf. 80 Deaf.
born ~. Chicago,
The state herald., 1901-04-12
GROCERIES,:

NS Id.
Fancy II. Patent Flour sl.conov al
Frost King silO .onc
"""e iSose 81 "S0c
dranulated Sugar lG lbs. for 81
Arbuckles and Lions Coffee l2lSc
cans Of Corn for &c
3 cans OF Peas for 25c
can Tomatoes lOc
l can Salmon lOc
California cansd goods best quality:
Peaches. Pears and Appricots I6esc Der
can. Egg Plums and Green Gage Plums
l5c per can.
l gal. Fancy Table Syrup 5Oc now 3sc
Bib. can =" IOc
gal. Choice SorRum Goo no y 4sc
l BIB. can Sorgum I0c
40 bars Soap 81
10 lbs. Best Head Rice 81
IL lbs Evaporatod Apples 81
10 lbs Home Dried Apples 81
l6 lbs Nectarines 81
10 lbs Prunes 81
l2 lbs Best Evaporated Pe,ches 81
Split Lubade Herring and White Fish
DC per pound.
Sa!ted Lake Trout and Salmon l0c per 10
Potatoes 90, in bu. lots s5c per bu.
Michigan Salt No. 1 szI5 per barrel.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

This county has received more moist !
ure this spring than II had received up
to this da,o In the famous crop year Of
ls9i. The farmers may not harvest n
hig crop Of grain this year but ,hsr. Is
certainly line prospect Tor IL for this
time Of the yenf
The state herald., 1901-04-12

s. H. johnson has had charge OF thu
county tressurer's office this week dur
ing the absence Of County Treasurer Nc
Pherrin.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
We will pay 80 cts. for corn. -
Irwin Bros.

l will sell the goods OF any department.
or my entire stock Of general merchau
disc to any one desiring to engage in
business. / have also two residence
properties that will sell.
F. II. WHITMAN.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Having pufc6assd the Holyors Irs
Gallery, will continue to run the same
with the assistance Of II. F. Whittemore
during the spring and summsr. We are
prepared to do all kinds Of portrait work.
Come In and see our work.
n T, CuksY
The state herald., 1901-04-12

II hal pilea so bad could get norest
nor iind cure until l tried DcwiitH
witch Hazel saisa. After usinp n once.
! forgo, ever had ANYTHING like piles" {"
u G. Boics, Somcra raiu,, n. y fnok
Oh, for limitations. Bs pnie you nfk for
Dewitt. CITY Drug Siofc.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
"NEVER HAVE
THEM NOW"
Sad gentleman in conversation, refer.
ing to those troublesome thipgs. Corns
THE REASON WHY
Wa, because he bought his
SHOES
or
LEBLANC 4 sCHEUNEMANN.
LsBLANc & scHEUNEMANN.

WANTED; Active men to deliver aud
collect: No eanvassipa. Salary 10000
per year. Extra commissions. Refer.
cuces and security required, Address O..
p. Rose, Manager. Sterling, Colo, Box
gi5.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
BURLINGTON ROUTE
$25. 90 to California
February ~. 10. 2o
March o. ~, 10. 2o
April 2, y. 10. 20. so

March o. ~, 10, as
April 2. .. 10. 20. 80
Lovrs, rate IN ysnrr.
Applies Ia San franeisco. Los Angeles
Sacramento. San Jos aud pretty nearly
every other important point In californ
IN.
Through tourist sleppers on oil tho
nLovo date. get aboard NJ any station
IN Nebi aeha At which tram stops 90, or
al Los Angeles.
Sec nearest Darlington ticket agent.
or writ. j. ffBncis. General Passenger
Agent, Omaha. N.b.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Call at the HERALD Office and see q
copy Of the National Magazine which
we are offering with the HERALD.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Water will bc turned OF from all taps
on which water charges have hot been
paid on or before the 18th day oi April,
by order Of tho Company. Iwill be n.
HON. after I. b.. where payments can
b. made. WILLIAM MokIssEY, Agt.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
A MAN WAS ShQI.

While standing in the Holyoke Art
Gallery. Those desiring full figure
photographs can get them ior Goo per
dozen for two weeks on,y.
VI. l.. Chase.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Malcolm Zoll Of Holyoke has accepted
position with the B. & NJ. as boiler re.
pairer at the Holyoke round house.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

wASrED, Capable. reliable IArIson In every
county To represent large company oi -olid o.
nanriAl reputation 80 salAi, isr ,ear. payable
weekly. q i.sf daj hl,-oluiai5 .urr and all er-
prnss. STRAIGHT, bonn-hda, definite .aiAr,. no
cainmi .sionI salnfI paid each saturday and ~.
pens- none, advanced raeh week. STANDARD
HOUSE. nj DtlnboHs 81. tmoA0o,
The state herald., 1901-04-12

<Charley johnson has resigned his posi-
tion with the B. 4 M. and will go into
the cattle business.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
JAMES YOUNG, PROP.

White Dove flour is the best, TOR It is
known all over the west. New machin-
cry aud new man makes better -four
than old mills can. For salo by W. Il.
Shanip.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
Want the Earth
do You?

Well as far as we are concerned
we are willing that you should
get it and keep it. All we ask is
that you let us have chance to
furnish the Posts to fence it with.
We have them in all kinds; White
Oak, White Cedar, Red Cedar,
Hard Pine, Jack Pine, Any old
kind Call and see them.
Can give you Red Cedar Post at lOc. A
heretofore unheard of price. but we have
brother-in-laW in Canada who steals them
and by means of the Underground 0Railway
avoids the Tariff, and we are willing to give
you the advantage of our special bargains.
YOURS FOR SNAPS,
M. Sua1he e9sylslmGl.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
New Dry Goods at Shamp's.

New Dry Goods at Stamps.
Read f. H. Whithrm's new ad.
Good helfers for sale..-Irwin Bros.
E. N. McPherrin went to Denver the
first Of the week.
The q. d. Corset ls the best. For sale
by W. R. Shamp.
First class accommodations at the
Commercial Hotel.
miss Tate has resigned the position Of
deputy county treasurer.
Brady and Metcalf shoes are the best
for sale by W. R. Shamp.
Tho Conmsrclal Hotel sets arst class
tabIe as Reasonable rates. i'7r'''s'','-' -
The state herald., 1901-04-12
CLOTHING:

CLOTHING:
Black and Gray Clay Wors,ed aud Blue
Serge Suits sls now $3.50, sl5 now
sll.50, sil.5o now ss.a5, $40 now o., 81
now s5.I5.
All other styles on same basis Of prices.
Complete line Of Childrsns Suits on
hand.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
DRY GOODS:

DRY GOODS:
VIM. Simpson Calcoes 10 now SIC
All other Calicoes Az to &c.
Amuskcg Ginghams &c now $40.
French Toilo du Nard Ginghsmn l21sc
now DC.
Black Hide Twill goods In black, red and
blue l2llc now l0c.
Fancy Percalo 15c now lie
Covert Cloth 2Oc now i4c
A. G. A. Ticking I5c now llc
Lawrence l.. l.. Muslin &c now 5ISc
Hope Muslin lOc now TIC
Aurora Bleeched Shesting "a 25c d" l8c
Pillow Casing AZ IN. 15c
now 9c
Best Standard Shirting l2Isc now 90
Cambria Lining &c "41sc
All Wool Dress Goods 2Oc now l3. 25c
now lie. 35c now 2ic, Coo now 42, 75c
now 57c, sl.oo now 77c, .i.25 now So,
s1.50 now 81 10, $500 nov sl.25.
Work Shirts, black striped Coo now 40c
White Shirts 800 65c
Fancy Precsie Shirts sl.O0 zoe
Mcdonald Pants OveIalls SIC 79c
Coo 49c
Mems aud Ladies' Winter Underwear
Coo now 39c
Mems and Ladies' Macentoshes 5000
now s7.s5, $500 now si75, $3.50 now
sa00. $50 now $500.
Mems Pommel Slickers g 75 now e. .s5
Mems Slicker suits GI.75 now S. So
Mems Gray Mixed Pants $40 now q 2s
Mems Cordroy Pants a nov So, 60 s2I5
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Mrs. @. N. Tribbetts aud children re-.
turned last week from Q visit at Yuma.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Buy the Michigan Salt.
We have a carload of it, come
quick before it is gone.
LEBLANC & ScHEUHEMANN.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Tho ConmsrciAl Hotel ssta tirst elias,
'tabIe d feas06abis rates. iys-'-s''s'''''
The state herald., 1901-04-12

Hardware. Tinware and Grsnilswars
Strictly Vt Cost.
Nails ic, in keg lots 1915.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

miss Tate has resigned the position OF
deputy county treasurer.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

First class accommodations at the
Commercial Hotel.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

The q. D. Corset is the best. For sale
by W. R. Shamp.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-07
The MoCownn Leoture.

The Times-Herald Of Chicago, say.
Of MCGOWAN. ale has that tremendous
power Of rhetoric, which, when welded
to ideas, always fascinates an audience
aud arouses the voice Of the ideal life
within the listener, Wherever he has
been heard he is recognized as one OF
the most promising young men Of the
country"
The StLouis Republic says of Nc
Cowan; an sweep, scope, passion and
power. he reminds ore OF Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher,'
The Minneapolis Tribune says: "The
lecture given by Hcrvey Smith Nc
Cowan in the First Baptist Church last
evening before the State Christian En-.
deavor convention, was the best thing
in the weeks program, He said some
Of the best things ever said upon the
lecture platform,
He will be at the First NJ, L. church
Friday evening February 18th. Admis-
sion 25c and SOC
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-02-07
SCHOOL NOTES.

Eighth grade examination will be held
this coming Thursday and Friday,
j. A. Steele principal Of Sylvia school
spent Sunday in Hutchinson, Mr.,
Steel is making a success OF his school,
Supt Dayhof has appointed Austin
jenkins principal Of Plevna school and
W. A, Cole as his associate examiners,
Mr. jenkins holds State diploma and
is a successful teacher, Mr. Cole has
taught five terms in District 81 Of this
county and Is known as one of the most
successful teachers in Reno county,
The selection is wise one.
Miss Bessie Decker OF District 81 has
just added fine sI2,oo library to her
school, Many others should do as well.
Miss Arie Jones Of District 90 has also
added library to her school, Let the
good work go on, Give the children
good papers and books to read
Only ~ persons applied for teachers
certificate at the January examination.
Miss Willard has been appointed
deputy county superintendent She has
served four years as associate examiner
and will be well fitted to assist in the
duties Of the Office Of superintendent
Mr., J, +. Sievers commenced school
last Monday after a vacation of two
weeks on account Of smallpox scare,
Mr., Sievers is teaching in District la3.
Miss Mary Lcdgerwood will leave for
Arkansas city just as soon as her school
closes in Shoemaker district.
The Northeastern Association will
meet in South Hutchinson Feb. 9th
The following is the program; Music
Roll call, Response, e,-"Educational
Maxims"
Taper, "Don'ts for teachers Helen
NJ. Willard; discussed by Gertrude Ball,
Lille Stone, Vera Caffrey,
NeaulnS circle round table-"Fictlon
and Life; Poetry; The teacher Of poetry;
and Poetry and Life
Recitation.
Reading circle round table; "our rela.
tions with China, Korea and Japan.
Paper "Wasted Energy" Prof u. A..
Baugher-Dscussed by +. Malloy, b. ],
Wainner. and Cora Nelson.
Five minute talks on any subject, led
by local manager.
Recitation.
Paper Does the teaching in our pub
lie schools lead to belief in our Christ.
ian religion?; Clara Hill-Discussed by
Guy Teemley, Carrie Myers and Edith
Almstead.
Music and social