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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-07-20

Fevers-Gall Stones Tumors-Ulce1
Goitre-Gout Xarlcocee
Gonorrhea-Gleet Women's Diseases
All diseases that begin with fever-all indam.
matlon-all CATARRHAL CONTAGIOUS diseasss-au
the results Of impure or poisoned blood.
In nervous debility Liquozone acts as vitaliIsf,
accomplishing what no drugs can do.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
A Loss to KeRluCky'S Schools.

1t will be matter Of regret to Ken
lucky teachers 20 know that Charles
Evans. who for the past eleven years
has been superintendent Of the Marion
city schools, Is 10 leave Kentucky. He
was recently elected superintendent Of
the city schools. Of Ardmore. Indian
Territory. and will leave Tor his new
work about the first of September.
The new position Is a much better one.
and while We Ike 10 see him have all
the good things possible. We regret
very much 20 give him up In Kentucky.
lie is practical school mani cnthus-
Iastic. a hard worker. and his loss will
be a sad blow 10 the public schools Of
Kentucky ic has made the Marion
city schools equal 20 any In the state.
The Arimorc schools are Eve In NUM-
hcr with from eight 90 twelve rooms.
and about two thousand children. We
lose, but Ar,morc gains, one of the
most progressive school men OF our
State. southern School journal.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
CONVENTION and BARBECUE
For Road OVerSeers Is Discussed al
Length, and VIII be Had on
Saturday, June 24th.
MANUFACTURING and WATERWORKS

At the Commercial Club Directors
Meeting Tuesday evening, June 10th,
many matters of interest were discussed
and disposed Of in business like man
ner. Chief among such matters, how
ever, was the Road 0verseers' Conven-
tion and Barbecue Dinner. Saturday,
June 2ith. Arrangements will be made
TO serve dinner in the court house yard
10 all road overseers who attend, and
also TO the Clubs members who may
be present. Badges appropriate to the
occasion will be distributed. and will
entitle the wearers TO dinner when
served.
This convention viii mark a new era
for the county, and viii begin a general
campaign Of education in road working
and building. Addresses will be deliv-
cred by capable speakers, and il Is
expected that Mr.. Dodge. chief Of the
county and State roads bureau, Of
Washington. win be in attendance.
All Of the preliminary arrangements
have been in the hands Of Mr.. c. S.
Mum and his committee on good roads.
The entertainment feature will be in
charge Of Mr.. II. II. Sayre and his
committee. However. owing to Mr..
Sayre's enforced absence from the city
on Saturday morning, Mr.. James NJ.
Freeman win arrange for serving the
barbecue dinner. Mr.. Freeman has
had considerable experience in such
matters, and Il is needless to expect
anything hut a delcctablc rcpast Of
mutton, shoat. pickles and other essen
tials.
The waterworks question Is a subject
Of ncyer.ending interest at all meetings
Of the Club or is directors. and Il is
safe TO predict that the city will have
watcrworks as a result Of the combined
efforts Of the Council and Commercial
Club. Il was appropriately stated that
Mayor Blue will have lasting mouu.
mcnt commcmomting his administra-
ton through the AID rendered By him
on any and an occasions 10 bring about
success.
The subject of advertising the natural
resources Of the city and district was
discussed. and an effort will be made
Co dgf, some catchy phrases and para
graphs 20 be printed on the Clubs
stationery. particularly the envelopes
/ This matter was referred to the prcsi-
dent secretary and publicity and pro-
motion committee, jointly, 90 act in
I such msnrcras may be mutually agreed
upon.
An officers and dircctor of the Club
were present. except Mr.. Chas Evans.
who is absent from the cl,y. and Mr.
GcoVc ~ Cr.dcr. who seemed indis.
posed 60 attend
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
People Of Livingston County Very
Anxious TO Get Proposed Line.
PLDUCAHikS SHOULD BE INTERESTED
Would Pass Through a Rich Country
And Would Prove TO be q Very
Profitable Investment.

Paducahans who have returned from
Livingston county this summer say that
capitalists there and elsewhere are
making a great mistake in not taking
more interest in the proposed intcrur-
ban line from Marion, Crittcndcn
county, 10 paducah.
The people of those counties are most
enthusiastic. and as told In the sun the
other day, have appealed to the Louis.
villc Commercial Club Tor assistance in
building the line.
Il Is quite rich country. and for
.cycral months in the year. very frc-
qucnily, there Is no way to ship goods
To- or cut, and the farmers and mcr.
chants have to haul Il dozen miles or
more. often they have 10 do without.
and last year Tor thrcc months there
was not even steamboat going that
way. For days there if often no mau.
and thc farmers have TO pay consider
able money 10 have their roods haulc,l.
thus incrasinv the cost of everything.
and making the burden fall on an alike.
This IS one of the reasons the people
up in Livingston and adjacent coln,ics
arc 10 anxious to yet this intcurhan
mad. They ar, tircl being isolated
from the rest of the world when Il q ro
near. and weary of b. ing 10 wait for
days sometimes iur their mail
The proposed line from Marion 60
paducah would h. about thirty miles
hong and pass through Smiihland, Birds
willie, Bayou Mills, Hampton, Salem
and other towns.
Some Of the country thcrcabout Is
hilly. bat it Is believed that the road
could be constructed for much less than
the proposed intcruthan line from
raducah to Cairo.
The people all over that section. ac-
coriing To Paducahans who have been
there. are in the right state Of mind to
make almos, any Kind Of fair. reason
able concessions to get the intcrurhan
TO Paducah. Il seems To be a project
that promises much profit for those
who invest in Il, and Paducah capital.
is,s should take Il up at once. in the
opinion Of those who know. Paducah
sun.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
SUITS FILED AGAINST
MINING COMPANIES
Revenue Agent ClaImS Back Taxes
For a rGrIOd Of Five Years.

Assistant Revenue Agent. for the
State at huc. J. Wool Browning. oi
Lexington. was In thc city SATURDAY
and Sunday hooking up claims agairs,
individuals or corporations Tor thc uur.
rosc of suing Cor back taxes u prop.
er.y a., given n the general assess.
mont. and Monday afternoon suits Vcry
blci avains, thc iu. a.1s mining com.
aulCa tOr taxes oH property sa,m,,I
w have been emitted in all fora pcu q
covering The past i've years.
Kentucky Fuor Spar CO. S3o.OOO
Eag.c FUor SPAR Go. 100000
Marion Mineral Co. 5O.UJO
Marion Zinc Co. bO.un
Commodore Mining Co. $1,000
The suits 60 recover taxes On IN,
above, aggrcgating $4,000. were
brought Iu the name ~ A. N, Harti.
son, the revenue agent Tor the state
az large, who Is the plaintiff In al the
cases. The commonwealth interests
VII be represented hy the noted Lex.
inytun attorney. Col, John Il. Allen.
II the contention can be established
ard the oourts direct the payment oi
tie taxes, County Attorney Carl Hen.
drrson viii see that the county's inter.
Csts IN the matter are given due con.
siicration.
In the presentation " evidence al
the trial of such cases, according 81
tho recent decision " the court ol
appeals rendered about April ls,. re.
coursa can BE- had 10 the bcoks. which
In such cases the taxpayers are CON.
PEELED 60 grant that the cuur,s may ser
what their business amounts 70.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
Ready For the Reaper.
IN KISrIc


Little brown men with coats bursting
quite.
Murmur away. We will listen tonight.
Strokc your rough boards and rustic
Your caps,
You never are weary, never need maps.
Take in more strength and drink up
the dew.
Save up your stores tomakc sincws new.
Your little brown coats are getting
quite snug,
Closer and closer they seem To hug.
You murmur and shake and bow in fear;
DO you know the glistcning steel draws
nearl
You bend with the weight you carry
for man.
And each in iis order must give ~ Il
can.
So rustic and murmur away. q grain.
For soon IN your strength you viii all
be slain.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23

cheap transportation TO Marion from
all the mines. With n railroad through
the mining section. assuring a 25 cent
haul TO Marion. where a smelter would
undoubtedly be erected, this district
would witness a greattffHnd iiiore sub
stantial boom than ever before, not
barring the valuable advertising secured
bytts 81. Louis Exposition exhibits.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
With q View 10 Building q Belt Line
Railroad From Mexico 10 Marion.
OTHER MINING NEWS OF INTEREST
There is considerable Talk Of The
Probable Erection Of a Smeller
al This Place.

The Marion Zinc Go. have struck O.
Zine vein u spar and lead on their Ino
Polk property.
600
Capt llaasc recently shipped a ear.
load lf rinc ore and nar 90 kan.. for
experimental purpose.
600
Work 40 thc Bum mines har rlt y,t
byr1 begun. but 90 be- Thought they
wl start to work u thc u1 distant
future
vUN
President Stephenson. Ui itc Albany
Mining s. Investment Co.., b. at Joplin
muha .ur mill to scpymt, lyJd AND
.,aG aho machinery 90 grind tb,T No.
. rar About l.tl toms oi ur, rd
and spar n now m thc Dump lbe
property n near Salem.
nN.u
Tho sshoo'dcItSrr min.. afc n
tHe Ivuyt NoIb Boo tbr main share
continues Two ady shafts has, tHu
lrh Boz urJ.r io intercept ihg inflow
utvat,r Sew machinery end with
use fant of hands roU m thc rrs.
tts .a. altogether Son. n..
Onu
g. s. Knight president o. .r. Na.
a.H l.rs Co.. b. arranging 90 Iut .B
machinery iw gulHe tar o., lbor
Jan Ri,y muc They have over onc
iboaari toms vt $50. . spar now ca
ibcr dump. This mine is l5O tc,t deep
and they are sinking Che shaft as last
men and steam drills can push iL
600
AZ the Whraicroft mine work Is
steadily progressing along lines uf de-.
,rlormcnl. Bob Rushing, foreman for
the operators. Is kccpiug everything
we'll timbcrc,i. and is doing gocd work
an the east shaft, which will l'c sunk
,o about ito feet. The shaft is'now
loun seventy fcct, and will be
wi,hcd rapidly with two shifts.
The spar Is Of good quality, much Of
. /, requiring shooting 10 remove :, FROM
. m, vein. No effort is being made Got
.bts tonnage. the owners aim a, p.ci.
spt being to put the property IN shape
10 WORK extensively later on. after thc
,n,e conditions brr determined
Ah,ut fifteen tons II gravel and
lump spar u being raised daily.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
600

There was a PARTY of capitalists in
he district las, week investigating the
lead and rinc output with a view Of
erecting a smcl,cr AZ Marion. This In.
dastry could be ,tsi,y secured for the
district with a bClI line road through
lhe mining scelion via Salon. aTonllnr
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
BY HANDSOME STRUCTURE
be Built Of Concrete, and viii be
Picturesque In Appearance and
Original In Design.
|ER BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED

} The regular meeting of the City
|acil Tuesday evening several build.
permits were granted. Mr.. +. NJ
pie was given permission 10 build
two.story brick business houses on
} street Mcssrs Yandell a Ormc
\ granted permit 10 build a two
hotel building on Bank street.
permission vas granted Messrs.
|icndcn a Whitehousc a. erect the
story office building on Bank street.
b is 70 be- occupied by THE RECORD
|ung plant The fact that these
|iings we're 10 20 up has been men.
ci in these columns heretofore. and
y M all - them Is under way. A
|nit was also granted Tor the buihi.
of the Masonic temple. some u the
snal for which il now on the
|nd
ors was begun this week on Tur
|oHp office building. which Be- 10 be-
oH Bank street.
both the design u the building
election " the material 90 be- used
Il lrhmt the builder have been
airi ly desire 90 add something
na. .n design and picturesque in
auHcc to thr rcw dress in which
ar hail arise from thc ruins " thc
nf March s.'h.
uudur viii bc about 90 feet
90 f,ct n length. and tVo stories
nT RrcoEu Office and runtcy
h u1 the ground 0oor together
additional office nom There
E offices Un tho sccunl aolr
st.ualu.rI in ttc construction
building viii bs oureryt, Stone
m che walls. anil the ground
luof u.l probably bg bl.li %
a'.A
machinery Cor making the blocks
m tbr ground The les .0H Ca
MI. material was rca.b.l OHb
careful consideration and uH.
wUtgaton. resulting m Oh,
Inevitable conclusion that ,r
.he maicnal which will tru
H bi'di1rs oi 900 Minds. as .'
u.tfa hearty us,p'.an north.
l and vrst wherever % ha.
ur.l
afHt difficulty Na met ultI
sting o. machine ui'cl Co lh.
nW,u d,ul 'ulls ruarulr
l..Is,t Uul UN.itFE ihCf
which D. HHy uI tfu lore
.HUaH Iu ty considered IH
Is at Columbus uh'' WH
Ui as covering alI tc,uaH
Material when mlliirl Irf
..f.rr Hn..s arI ati Boz Hf
900 UI. bF U expensive
..... HUrrr H1 rfr.H uH HUi
IUi ifr hW..rF UItCiU
M. class U. material can Ny WI..
lH.uI as any other class Ui wa
arI .s easily ina class With tf.
HUo,l. fUm ihc standpoint y.
Hrrr alone bC.idcs there is .
rr point VI merit u D. cons,dcrv
n lasting qualities, and The iar
ian b. made hrcproof, frost
D. alN moisture pruof, and q reduce
cost Uf insurance to u minimum.
HNrII made cuncrvtc h as durable %
pyramids uf Egypt, whose compo.
clw,lsis have only recently %
uvl o. be- none other than concrete
therefore being employed now III
fN class of huilling, and IN ever
nncr in which u can br used
lhe building will be- erected undr
lpr,isiun IT Chas W, Alcn. q
uisyIllc. who has had considerably
yucncc in construction work Of siu
nature. including some II the larH
and handsomcst office hu'ldinrs an
\ new SCclhach Hotel. at Louisville,
The prime motive IN erecting q buiid
y NJ this nature was 10 afford a pci
angnt hume Tor THr RTCoRp whic
ill bc wurthy of the high csiccm an
.yml patronage which han come irgf
'caiCrs and the business men Of N
itifc community during its brief exist
,cc uf lCss than one year.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23

psnmAn & Love have employed their
Irimmer, Miss MeNcclcy, for another
month.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23

Johnson Crider, secretary and mana
ger u the Marion Mineral Co.. oper-
ating the big Pogue mine. says they
are taking out 20 tons daily and can
raise il 10 100 tons easily. At this
mine they have two years of overhead
'stoping" in sight Mr. Crider is a
hustler and one o; the most successful
operators in the district.
600
Mr.. Julian G. Hearne. of Wheeling.
W. Va. a large stockholder in the
Eagle Fluor Spar Co.. has been spend
ing the week At Salem. Mr.. +. l..
Wilcs. of Stony Point. y. T.. another
large stockholdcr In ,ho same company.
accompanies Mr. Heanc. Both gen
tlcmcn have considerable means and
influence. and are the kind u men to
develop ibis district into ore u prcmi-
ucHtc.
0.O.0
In. IMMORAL .ti,r,.,,. 9Th. v..t
ending June 2lst arc as follow:
car lump iluoupar 5000
! ear carbonate ~ zinc 12ll
In ,,r. rr,,.i s.,.r..,- .s- .U
~ barrels ground au.rsras 5000
I'''' ''l'"-
Mexico. kv.. Jun. .I Following is
the Fst Of Huorpar sh.pmrnt. from
th place for week ending June i7th.
Kentucky rluor Spar Go.
4 car uwn Gl.Tn
f1.. .-ayri lOl 0in
Marion Mineral O..
Sears gravel NLcn
Total ,.s e.,
ma,
Nc'H' .l'I 'a'i' 7t '1c Senator mine
m Caldwell county, Coy Wcahc'' a one
"rm,' man ahoa, twenty years odd.
.''d''''ll l'U from Che iop Co The
bottom o' ihc sc',niy-'.yhi foot shaft.
''' happening 'o iaN uron workman
'' U' bottom 'i ih' ,'aio strange 60
ra'ra'c. he not only Was neg .griousy
ll,i h'm r.l' ro Don'. hc'nE hroscn,
lai me workman s,u'cN was not more
Ii'n bruised "a hi,lc, ami was able to
.' rH'. Un t' wore. Young Myakv.
" 7.
N', u''
'''.'' ''''' .
a r'r'y oi capitalists icm Pcnnsyl
'an'a and lndiana wcrr here last week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

According TO a Vienna dispatch, the
Austrian Emperor has decided to pre-
vent, by armed Interference. n ueces-
sary. any attempt by Hungary 10 dis
solve the union Of thosa two countries,
Austria, It is said is prepared to fight,
n provoked 10 do go.
The present grievance Of the Hun
gariaus is the alleged attempts OF the
common monarch TO "Gernanze' the
Hungarian soldiers The Hungarians
have demanded the abolition Of the Inn
Yerial flag and the Austrian language
IN the army. The Emperor, n seems,
was willing 10 grant everything ex-
cept the use Of the Magyar language IN
the Hungarian regiments, What the
outcome OF this quarrel will be, is not
easy to forasse, but there will be no
peaceful secession. II secession is at
tempted
Tho autonomy Of Austria Is regarded
as depending on the union A French
writer thinks that as the trouble be-
tween the two countries increases, Cor
many viii see her opportunity to inter-
fcrc m order that the German ruler
may become a Charles ", to the In
Jury OF France, and the rest of Europe.
There Is evident uneaslncss IN the
world. ON account OF the political fer
mentotion among tho nations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01
FOR COOPERATION,

We are advised that a committee
calling itself the California Promotion
committee, is about TO commence
movement for the organization Of per-
manent societies In the Pacific states
and their near nelghbors with the OBJ
lcct Of securing cooperation I'm the
material advancement Of this section
OF the country. This IS, we think
most commendabG movement. The
Pacific is destined to become tho cen-
ter of the worlds commerce and indus
try and the advantages Of location,
when the point Of business gravtatiou
changes from the Eastern, to the
Western hemisphere must be secured
and enhanced by cooperation.
In the circular announcing this
movement We are told that the pur-
pose Of the central organization VIII
be to bring all the Pacific States to-
gether through close relationship Of
their commercial organizations. The
Pacific States Progress Association
viii bring about a broad vigorous and
generous spirit OF cooperation so that
the Pacific Coast viii be IN a position
10 reap the benefits to which it is by
nature entitled, and to command the
respect and admiration OF the world,
The oregon Development League and
other organizations IN Oregon Wash
lngton, Idaho, Nevada Utah, and Ari-
zona are cooperating with the CALI
fornia Promotion committee, which is
the central organization OF $50 Cham
bers Of Commerce and development as
socIations IN California
1t is a good suggestion. Co.opera.
ton for common object should re-
suit IN material advancement and IN
nelghborly good foelinga. Business in
tercourse should promote friendship
and remove the MISUNDERSTANDING
that are founded only upon misrepre.
sensations. IN union there is strength,
and this Is particularly true OF union
for the promotion Of common interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01

ae,rus q, Aftfca The reason for this
d. ,b,, po, ,o,eidor palesti,e their
a,,,.,snr nr,,e zionlsn. az ropre-
so,tod Nv the .o.called Zionist move
80, 10 ye,rring for possesslon M
a.. LA - ,ronisa po, desire for
n.,ionai ,rasrsrsopco ,nvwbere and
-. no c,rc,r,.,,noss ,rh,s has hesu
$50. .,n,ossoa bv tbe vo,es NJ the
1.hr.,y d1iegotes IA tbs,r eo, gvess.
Whether this result is TO be- consid.
or.d v.,s. or oth.rolso ia another
,,.s.ian .ho,t ,.ntcn ,,i,i,,s NAV he
.it.ia.d =, ,,u no rofrt,5 am, ,hst tho
-. 80 p.,.s,ir. DO soe,tiyolv
.i,ssd NOV, and tbat be necessary
.,,t,t,.. ,,r ,ol,ticsi. ,,,,,,o,,, copld he
had an o,y oth,, ,ou,,r, updor froe I'm
s,tptc,s as AN excallsnt preliminary
=, tbs Anal osounofioc of the land of
IA, r,tb,re ON an, ottar hand IL viii
ho .rc,od TINT mo 5oo-s M p,lestme
may bo gudaonl, opened at any time,
Inv som, ~ tbose events which Provi-
d.,.o sn,,.s ana utut2.s for tho fur
,berares of MS own purposes and that
fine lows should be ready al mo-
popts notice to opter canaan. when
eyar ,ho timo for This clearly is al
hand. Possibly. tho refusal OF Great
Rritalps Fenerous offer win lose Zion.
len, sor,o ~ lts influential friends but
.,,. O.. -
co,no to siav ss , factor i'm. thc future
bIstory NJ man
we potice that fine American dele.
go,os hoyo ostsd for reconsideration
NJ tbo decision undoubtedly convinced
TINT tho ,cceptorce NJ the African land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01

The historic Mason and Dixon line
has just been resurVeyed at the Joint
expense Of Pennsylvania and Mary
land. Probably no line WAS ever run
on which so many momentoua historic
facts and fancies hung as on this. In
american history II ranks alongside
the discovery Of America and the land.
ing OF the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01

the Cherokees are against the removal
10 Mexico, but have been overruled by
the majority who consist OF the Creeks,
Choctaws. Chickasaws, semlnoles and
several smaller tribes The indian ter
rtory land can be sold at an average
OF SIS per acre while land can be
bought in Mexico for 81 per acre,
The Facts here set forth are rather sig
nlacant, It cannot be the price OF land
alone that prompts their contemplate
ed exodus, DO the civilized Indians find
their opportunities In this country TOO
limited. on account Of race preiudlces,
or other causes? That should not be,
Mexico. however, is a rapidly progress
ing country, and il IL possible that the
Indians lot would become better there
chan here. IT, advance may not be too
rapid for the Indians 20 follow. as per-
haps Is the American hustle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01
INDIANS TO MOVE.

The Springfield Republican says
convention Of Indians Ia indian terri
tory recently debated the question OF
migration TO Mexico. and It was regard
ed favorably Two delegations were
chosen 20 arrange for the removal, n
possible, one delegation viii visit
Washington and ask President Roose-
welt TO grant the Indians permission 10
SCH their lands In Indian territory, and
the other delegation VIII 80 to Mexico
10 see what arrangements can be made
for buying land there. It IS said that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01
MANY GugssRs.

The kaiser must greatly enjoy the
sensation his conference with the car
has created. The speculatlons as 10 his
motive range from the prevention Of
a Russo-Japanc alliance 10 the es-
Enlistment OF a Hohenzollern prince
on the Norwegian throne, and even to
rivalry Of Roosevelt as peacemaker
Everybody Is guessing, and the guesses
put into columns Of type, would reach
from Berlin 20 the Russian border and
back again, The Washington guessers
guess that the kaiser is simply Jealous
Of President Roosevelts prominence In
the peace negotiations, and perhaps
they are right,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01
GERMANS TRAVELLING SCHOOLS.
Philadelphia Press.

Farmers daughters are educated IN
many parts OF Germany I'm travelling
schools, which so from village to VII
lage 20 give girls over sixteen years OF
age practical lessons in housekeeping.
cooking and selection Of food. care OF
poultry and cattle. the cultivation II
vegetables, and butter and cheese maxi
ms. The results have been 20 sGtisfac-
tory that It Is now proposed tc ada
instructions IN nursing, cooking for the
sick mendlng and sewing. The teach
ers who are graduates OF the schools
OF housework and have passed govern
ment examinations, carry with them
an outfit OF a cooking stove and the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-01

Ed Green, the son OF Mrs. "Hetty,"
is going IN for raising flowers out in
Texas. He has Just bought big tract
Of land there, and is going to start a
stock company. a green house would
seem 10 be about the proper place for
young Mr.. Green.