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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-31

DR.. Smith, Osteopath, rs P. o. block.
The Herald twice a week tells It all.
Eugene France made business visit
to Raymond last week.
Dean for best Tea and Coffee. Phone
| 14l1 for prompt delivery. tt
Miss France. Colgan returned last
week from u visit in Seattle.
Miss Adelaid- Taylor. OF Shelton, visit.
ed Aberdeen friends last week.
Don't fail to remember that the schools
open next Wednesday, January 2.
Dean for good values in crockery and
glassware. Investigate. III u st. tt
Mrs. B. j. Garman entertained the
Link club last Monday afternoon.
For Quincy. Express or Dray, call IA
"A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt.
ly filled. tt
The Grays Harbor Business College
gave an informal ball in keith's hall
Friday night.
Jesse F. Murply was down from Seat
tie few days last week, looking after
business in this section.
The young ladies' of the I. o. @. club
have issued invitations to New Year 4
party, to be given tonight.
Small house on corner OF Second an
jefferson, lot 5Ox130 feet, $3.50. Will
Lanning, Room IA. Dabney block. tt
For Fire Insurance call on Perry
Lanning Co., No. 3l3 South q street, or
Room IA, Dabney block. Phone IA. tt
Mrs. Q. 2. Thomas left for Raymond.
Pacific county this morning to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Stafford.
No. COG West Hume, five room house,
rents for $40 per month-$l 900, terms.
Will Lanning, Room IA, Dabney block.
Mrs. Robt. Morgan and daughter,
Miss Violet, returned to Carbondale,
Saturday, after visit with Aberdeen
friends.
Four lots, corner OF Wishkah street
and Michigan avenue. 13Ox2OO feet
50 500, terms. Win Lannlng, Dabney
block. tt
Mrs. Clarence A. Lille returned to
Portland Saturday. after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. F. Halferty.
If you have money to loan l can place
it tor you on frs mortgage, 10 per cent.
net to you Win Launlng, Room IA,
Dabney block. tt
w. T. Mcbride, VT o has just bought
the business OF the Aberdeen Transfer
Co., is thoroughly conversant with that
line of work. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Miles, OF Vancouver,
B. g., who have been spending the holi-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. f.. b. Benn, left
for their home Saturday.
No. 80 West Wishkah. S-room house,
all modern improvements, stone fire.
place 50 200, terms. Will Lanning,
Room II, Dabney block. If
The w. o w. are preparing for
special rally next Friday evening, in the
Congregational church. Eminent speak
ers from abroad will be present.
The Christian Endeavorers of Chela-
lis county will meet in convention at
Hoquiam next Friday evening. Rev.
H. G. Mason, OF Seattle, will address the
meeting.
OF course you pay your money,
Rnt Won ppt VOlr mOnpV'H worth.
For what does money mean to you
When Rocky Mountain Teas on
earth?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
Me umiala rachOWac.

Podczas ME dawno roz-
trzasanego procesu rozwodo-
wego, malzonek, domaga]a-
cy sic rozwodu twierdzil, ze
|jedynym powodem skargi by'
ten fakt, re jego maizonka
ME mia}a najmniejszego POI
|iecia warto6ci pieniedzy i wy
rzuca}a je W najglupszy pod
s}ohcem spos6b, bez celu.
Nigdy ME zrobi}a ami 6ciegu
|ig}a, by naprawic uszkodzo-
ma bielizne Tub ubrania, ola
tego ubrania i bielizna W bar
do kr6tkim czasie, zupe1ne-
mu illegally zniszczeniu. Me
kt6rzy ludzie dor6wnywuja
niedba}oscia tel kobiecie, Cd
|nosnie do swego zdrowia, W
|poczatkach choroby, lekka
niedyspozycya iatwo mogla-
by bye wyleczona przez uzy-
|cie Triner'a Amerykahskiego
Eliksiru Gorzkiego Wilma
zycie mogloby bye ocalonem.
|Gdy kiedykolwiek i ktokol-
wick wstajac rano z 16zka,
czuje sic zmeczonym lub sia-
da do stolu bez, apetytu, al
DO ME moze wype}nic ivy
klej swojej piracy, winien
natychmiast uzyc Trinera
Ameryka6skiego Eliksiru
Gorzkiego Wilma. Jezeli kto
eierpi ma nieustanny boil g}o'
wy lub nerwowosc jest wy
bladlym i oslabionym; zwat-
piaiym i ]atwo gniewliwym;
jezeli ma uparte cierpi "a
twardzenie, ma oblozony je-
zyk i przycmione oko, winien
natychmiast uzyc Triner'a
Amerykadskiego Eliksiru
Gorzkiego Wilma. Do dosta-
MIA W aptekach, albo u ia
brykanta Jos. Triner, 1919 So.
Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
Dziki

Do czego dochodzi zdzicze'
ME kozak6w W Rosyi, 6wiad-.
czy O tenn nastepujacy fakt:
W ko6cu zesziego. miesiaca
jecha} we wagonie [ klasy
pociagu z Moskwy do Kaza-
MIA idscego, chorazy Z pu}ku
uralskiego kozackiego, Miko-
}ai Korin. Gdy pociag "a
trzyma} sic ma przystanku
,Obserwatoryum'', chorazy
podszed} do otwartego okna
wagonu j zacza} strzelac do
publicznosci najspokojniej
stojacej ma peronie. Jedna z
kul trafi}a konduktora Alex
siejewa, kt6ry pad} zabity ma
miejscu; druga ranl1a W noge
kolejowego robotnika, a TREE
cha robotnika Iljuszina. Ma
stepnie diva wystrza}y skie'
rowa} 6w straszny pasazer
do stojacego ma peronie Fan
darma, lecz kule przelecia}y
mimo niego, ME robiac mu
zadnej szkody. Nakoniec, O.
statni nab6j W rewolwerze
chorazy wypusci} sobie W
W glove, i pc kilku chwilach
Ezycie zakohczyl. - Ca}y ten
wypadek spowodowany przez
waryacya, poczatk6w kt6rej
szukae nalezv W strasznem
zdziczeniu kozak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
KOniec 6Wiata.

Klopoty, kt6re obrabowafy E.
H. VOLTA z Bear Grove, Ia. Z
wszystkich kfopot6w, PR eszfy gddy
on rozpocza1 uzywaG Electric Bit.
tiers. On pisze: DIVA lata temu
choroba merck nabawila mnie wiel-
kiego k1opotu, ktorego nigdy bym
sic ME byl pozby}, gdybym ME
by1 uzywa} Electric Bitters. Ono
wyleczyfo mnie z ogolnej sFabosci'.
Niezawodna pomoc ma wszytkie
choroby zoladka, watroby merck.
Choroby krwi, Dol g1owy, odurze.
ME i slabosG Tub og6lne os}abienie.
Cena SOC. Gwarantowane " apiece
Kowalewskiego-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
ZabObOn u Niemc6W.

Re i wsr6d niemc6w, a ma
wet inteligentniejszych "a
bobon kwitnie, tego dowodzi
nastepujacy wypadek, o kt6-
rym donosi ,,Danziger lei
tung". Ot6z W Prusach
Wschodnich,: ma Litwie pru-
skiej we wsi Warschlauken
byl przewodniczacym gminy
niejaki y. Arndt. Pan ten
podobno miai dobre wiado-
mosci szkolne, tax, ze W ca
lei wiosce najbardziej sic ma
dawal ma urzad soltysa, kt6ry
tez ~sprawowak Pan soltys
miat niestety jeszcze pefwna
wade i to wielka sklonnost
do zabobon6w j wszelakich
przesad6w. Widzac nieraz ma
unoszaee sic
plomyki, u mas swiecznika.
mi zwane, utwierdzil sic Y
przekonaniu, ze one SO nj.
czem innem, jak resztkam;
ognia wychodzacego komina'
mi 2 dyabelskich fabrYk mic
szczacych sic pod ziennia, \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
Rak ludzki i rak drew.

Akademii medycznej W Pa
ryzu z}ozono sensacyjny ko-
munikat, kt6ry opiewa, IL po-
miedzy naro6lami rakowemi
u ludzi, a takiemiz narosla-
mi u drew istnieje pewna
analogia, kt6ra znajduje po-
parole swoje " tym fakcie, re
mieszka6cy miejscowo6ci L.
sistych mp. Normandy, ule-
gaia bardzo czesto tel strasz-
nej chorobie. Doktor Bra
wstrzykiwal pewnym gatun.
kom drew substancya rako.
wata ludzka i wywo}ywa]
grzyby rakowate ma drze-
,wach. Jezeli dalsze doswiad-
czenia dadza take same re-
zultatY, bye moze, il najsku-
teczniejszym srodkiem pre-
ciwko tel, dotychczas nieule-
czalnej chorobie, hedzie grzyb
drzewny rakowaty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

kt6rych dyabli % zlota Wy
rabiaja pieniadze potrzebne
do nabycia dusz ludzkich J
.ze ten tylko, kt6ry dyabl6w
PREY tej robocie zastanie, Q
panuie ich j zabierze i'm ich
bajeczne skarbY. tenn
przekonaniu udai sic ME-
dawno temu, skoro mu sic
ukazal pierwszy swiecznlk,
ma owe blota, uzbrojony "
siekiere, szpadel i latarnia.
Niestety, zamiast wpa6c znie-
nacka pomiedzy dyabl6w, ku-
jacych zloto, wpad} biedaczy-
sko w ogromne bloto W
kt6rem flteralnie utonal. Ina
leziona czapka w~prowadz'fa
ma slad zaginionego; s%postrze-
zono jednak tylko z b1ota
wystajace W gore rece, SUI
kajace rozpaczliwie ratunku.
Lecz wszelki ratunek by} ME-
mozliwy, = DO topielec ME
m6g1 sic nieczego uchwycic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

bijacy godziny, Wazy 800 cen
tnar6w. Zegar trzeba nakre'
cac "a pomoca paroweJ ma
szyny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Zbrojny napad ma pociag,

Pociagiem z Petersburga
do Warszawy jechal p1atnik
%ko1ejowy, rozwozacy pensye
~pracownikom kolei peters
burskiej. Gdy pociag znajdo~
wal sic ma 1893 wiorscie, "
poblizu przystanku Zakki
oko}o godziny 5 pol po
poludniu, banda zlozona z 20
ludzi napadla ma pociag. Ma
pastnicy czerwona flaga dali
sygna}, ably pociag zatrzymac
i poczeli strzelac z karabin6w
mauzero wskich do parowozu
i wagonu osobowego, W kt6-
rym jecha} p}atnik, wiazacy
20 tvs. .rubli. Maszynista wi
dzac czerwona flage pocza1
wstrzymac pociag, ale vi
rzawszy wychodzacych z la
su i mierzacych z karabin6w
napastnik6w, przyspleszy{
biegu i pomyslnie przybyl
do Warszawy. W %parowozie
znaleziono szesc otwor6w cd
kul, st}uczona szybe i wiele
drobniejszych uszkodze6' Wa
gen W kt6rym jecha} p}atnik,
mia} 9 dziur W obu scianach.
P}atnik i jego pomocnik le-
zeli ma pod}odze i dzieki to-
mu ME poniesli zadnego "a
drasniecia. Maszynista, kt6'
rego przytomnosc umys}u
zapobieg}a rabunkowi, otrzy-
mai leKKa Iduf w uOSq' ~
przybyciu ma stacya Warsza-
wa wys}ano niezw}ocznie zo}-
merry z z~andarmami, oraz
zazadano kozak6w do odszu~
kama napastnik6w. Warto-
wnik6w, strzegacych plantu
kolejowego, ME bylo ma miej-
scach, poniewaz " chwili ma
padu wracali "a pociagiem ma
swoje miejsca po otrzyma"
niu pensyi cd tego samego
platnika W Wo}ominie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO
IDEALNE ZDRO NOTNE Ma
LATOI ZIME MIEJSCE
WYCIEGZEK.

Powabna ksiaika skladajaca sic
Z trzydziestu dsvu stronnic diva
dziescie j jedna ilustracyaa, opisemln
q Excelsior Springs, jego lecsni-
|czyeh wodach, jego hotelach j
usludze kolejoHej, cotylko zostalaa
wsydalna przez kompanie kolei Chi
cago, Mdwaukee & Sc. Paul, Wy:
|selamy ~podak41dymadresem = ode
braniem 20 xnacxka. q. Miller
General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
Czy zWierzeta p}acza?

Jak bahama zoolog6w i a.
natom6w stwierdzi}y, to ME
kt6re zwierzeta p}acza RE.
c~zywiscie. Sven Hedin poda~
je z podr6zy| wnetrza Azyi
nastepujace spostrzezenie:
,Wielb}ady, gdy czuja zbli-
zajacy sic koniec swego zy'
cha, to p}acza tax rzewnie, Re
cz}owiek ME moze patrzec ma
to bez wzruszenia." Inny ba'
dacz o~powiada, zez krowy: tax
re p}acza. q tego jednak jesz'
cze ME wynika, re wszystkie
zwierzeta p}acza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
niskie raty: do Roa'
noke, Va.

koleja ,North-W Western. Tykiety
%exkursyjne ;sprzedawane beda Cd
IL do l3 Sierpnla, wlacznie, 2 do
gcdnym uwzglednieniem czasu pc.
wrotn powodu rocznej konwencyl
Stowarzyszenia narodowych, stra.
zak6w. Zglosic sic do agentdv
kolei North-W Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
60 zabobon ME moe.

Izba,karna Ws i, ska
zala rolnikaO grodnowskie
90 IA lat Wiezienia j 4 lat
utraty paw honoroWych "a
to, IL niektorym trupom ucl-
nal glowy i inne czlonki j "a
grzebywal ie v sWej stajn1,
adv W chowie byd}a mice
,,s-zczescieo jak pred sadem
m6wil. - Co "a ciemnota @
.becnego czasu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
STORE
Y

Sprzedaie mianowicie why
stko, CO robotnicy najczescie)
zmuszeni sd kupowac, a mia
nowicie: TOWARY GRO
BUTY TRZEWI-3
ri. OLA DIE
UBRANIA
cZAPKI. 1
tax e IOWARY YARDO-
| rome lime ROZMAeI-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
NajWiekszy zegar ma 6Wfe-

znajduje sic ma ratuszu "
mie6cie ameryka6skim Fila
.dolfii. Srednica cyferblatu
tego zegara wynosi 10 me me-
|t7r6w., dlugofc Wskhaaz6W y, llni
mt 4 metry, Wskaz6W6 go
dim 81 pol metra; dzuon.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16
Ma snlierc skaZanO

W sztufgardzie Is letniego
kuchcika L1andenbetsch'a "a
z~amordowanie 6 letniego
dziewczecia We wyrtember'
skiei wiosce Schwaikheim.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-04
LAWYERS ADJOURN WITH BIG
SPREAD
State Bar Association Ends Its Session
at FaIrmont with Great Banquet
Elkins Gets Attorneys Next Year.

FAIRMoNT, w. Va Dec. ao.-
After an interesting session of two
days. the twenty first annual conven-
ton of the West Virginia Bar AS
ISOLATION came TO close here to-
night, with an elaborate banquet at
SINNERS Tavern. Plates were laid
for 400 and the tables were decorat-
ed beautifully and laden with the
choicest of edibles. Hon p. J..
Crogan, of Kingwood. presided as
POSTMASTER, and among those who
responded to toasts were Judge A..
u. Dayton, of the Federal bench
Judge II. B. Woods. of Harrisville;
Hon. S w. Walker, of Martinsbure;
Hon. F. w. Clark, Of New Martins.
vile; Hon. Geo. E. Price, of
Charleston; Hon. II. M. Russell, of
Wheeling; Judge J. w. Mason, Hon.
w. S. Meredith and Judge W. S.
Raymond, of Fairmont.
A beautiful menu card was used,
the cover bearing picture of the
Marion County Court House. The
banquet broke up after midnight
tonight. A three hours musical
program was rendered.
The lawyers will leave for their
home early Saturday morning to
meet again next year at Elkins. The
convention was a very profitable
one to all and many brilliant talks
were made by distinguished speak
ers.
The officers chosen for the ensu-
ing year are: President, John w,
Davis; Vice Presidents, M. +. Sny-
der. First Congressional District:
William Macdonald, Second Con.
gressioDal District; z. w. Knight,
Third Congressional District; Wells
Goodykunst. Fourth Congressional
District; Secretary, w. G.. Peterkin,
Treasurer, w. N. Miller; delegates
to American Bar Association, l..
J. Williams, II. c. Hervey, Robert
w. Bailey
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-04
THE NEEDS OV vHR PEOPLE.

+. The complete sductahon OF
every child for self-support, good
citizenship and the most perfect de.
yelopment OF all the powrs OF mind
and body, as Thomas Jefferson
taught,
a. Government eSntrol OF all
public utilities for the benefit of all
the people.
3. All questions relating TO money
and revenue to be taken from the
arena Of partisan politics and put in
the charge Of permanent com.
mission.
4. Revision Of the Federal coas,
tituton according to Jeferson's
formula, that each generation should
have a chance to amend it.
S. The submission Of general
laws to the people in State and
nation.
8. A land policy that shall en-.
courage home building through.
out the country and relieve the con
gestion Of population in the great
cities.
7. The responsibility Of NE exec,
utive officers to Congress.
3 The responsibility Of Congress
to the people by powers Of instruc |
ton and recall.
9 Permanent sessions Of Con-
gre's, taking recess for. rest, bat no |
adjournnapt during its term. Mean
TIME, the President sbogld call each
Congress together as the term Of
The last one expires.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-04
A FAMOCs SONG.
How "AbIde with Ne" Came to be
Written.

Henry Francis Lyle, author of
that matchless composition "Abije
With Me-" for twenty years was a
sufferer from consumption. Dur
ing this time he was the minister
over parish composed largely of
fsherfolk in coast town of England.
He labored faithfully among his
people, yet he always longed to do
something that would have an in
huence for the good of humanity
after his death-a longing which
found expression In a beautiful
poem. The story of how this de-
sire came to be fulfilled through
writing "Abide With Me" is related
in the Delineator in an interesting
paper by Allan Sutherland, giving
the history and romance of the
famous hymn.
"In the autumn of I847 his ply.
s'cians informed Mr.. Lyle that it
would be necessary for him to re-
l'nquish his work and spend the
winter in Italy. When the last
Sabbath of his stay in England,
Sept. 5th, I847, arrived he deter
mined TO preach o4ce more to his
little flock and to celebrate with
themthe Lords Supper. In spite
OF the protest of friends, he carried
out his Intentions, although scar cely
able to stand IN chancel. In words
OF melting tenderness he pleaded
with his people to live holy lives,
and when he took his leave of them
there was scarcely dry eye in the
church. The day had been we'll
nigh perfect, and in the late after
noon, recovering somewhat from
the strain of the service in the
chur n, he walked slowly and feebly
down the terraced walk to the water
he loved so well and which he was
about to leave forever. The spell
OF the hour was upon the minister.
While the bright sunset colors faded
into the sober grays of the twilight
he slowly made his way back to the
house In prayerful silence and went
to his room. When he joined his
family little later he bore in his
hand the words that were destined
to move thousands. His PRAYER
had been answered His last even
ing in his old home had produced
that which will be blessing so long
as the heart turns to its Maker for
help in times of need.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-04

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-04
THE PEOPLES ONLY WEAPONS
There Ia Only one Remedy for Oh,
Evils or Wall Street.

81 can hire one-hah the people to
shoot the other half" said lay
Gould when someone suggested
armed resistance to one of his ma
Tauding expeditions. He did NO, fea d
armed resistance To anything Wall
Street might choose to do. He was
quite right. Wall Street could
hire half the suffering people to
shoot the other half.
1t is precisely upon this principle
that nations are governed and ty-
ranny supported, Just as we hired
Indians to kill Indians, England
hired Africans 10 shoot Africans and
sent Egyptian troops to slaughter
their brethren up the Nile. The
SePoy rebellion was put partly down
with Sepoys; Hindoostan was con.
quered by the use OF Hindoo troops,
and not long sgo we saw England
sending one conquered people, the
Hindoos, to conquer another, the
Soudanese. Thus it goes.
We could aever throw off the
domination Of Wall Street by an
appeal to arms. H. cannot be
done by voting, it eanRot be done
AZ all. II the people have not sense
enough TO vote Wall Street away,
they have not sense enough to shoot
1t away. A man who hasn't got
sense enough TO know what to do
With his ballot wouldn't have sense
enough to know what 70 do with
his gun. /
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-04
}. v rnoxpsos
To Build Railroad Prom UnIontown
TO Wheeling.

1t has been definitely announced
that the railroad projected through
Green and Fayette counties of Penn
sylyania to develop the rich coal
seams owned and controlled by ~.
Thompson, the millionair, will be
begun Immediately. The report
was circulated by some papers in
this State that this was the ''Star
Line" surveyed through this county
by the b. * o. X. r., and which
passes down Big Sandy Greek, but
this is an error. Mr.. Thompson
has nothing 10 do with the B. & o.
"Star Line" and it Is hot known
when this projected line OF the B.
& o. will be built.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-04

Mr.. Martin came to Fairmont SIX
years ago and for four years he had
been connected with the Palace
grocery. Here he made friends
with all who dealt with him by his
Kindness to them. He was a mem.
Der OF the local aerie of Eagles and
was a prominent member.
When Company II. First regi-
ment, West Virginia National
Guard, was formed here, Captain
M. M. Nicely made Mr.. Martin his
quartermaster sergeant. He was
an excellent soldier and was popu-
lar with the company. There was
genuine regret when he was forced
on account of his business to resign
from the company.
During the four years that Mr..
Martin had been employed at the
Palace grocery he had been most
faithful in his duties. Mrs. S. F.
Nuzum, the prophecies, is much
affected over the occurrence and
when seen by a representative of
The Times this morning could
scarcely talk of the affair.
Wilson" she said, "was of a
very melancholy disposition, often
brooded over matters and was much
given to encouragement. He was
very sensitive and took things ia
heart more than the ordinary young
man. Wilson was a good clerk
and would do anything for me;
nothing was too much trouble.
1t has always been my way to trea,
my clerks well, make friends OF
them, and in this way always
took kindly interest IN Wilson, as
though he were one of the family,
l can scarcely believe that he is
dead, and every moment I think
that some one will come and say
that the awful udings brought to
me this New Years morning are
untrue"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-04
PROGRAM
Kingwood District Teachers' Institute.
Kingwood. January IL. Ib0e.

4. The Consolidation OF Sch ols-c. a
Mattin.
I. Ao~ Problems OF the Uagryde SchooI
--Bertus Miller.
3 Friday Af,ernoons--Iennie lHsrshbarge.
= How to Teach Reading III the Primary
Grsdes-I GU F. Hart. gud Misses Ar
buckle and Murdoch.
APsper--hfiss God win
CompositionWork in the Public Schools
-eSMiss Monroe. L. ID. Craig
2. Hardness and Irregular Attendance.
How Prevepted--Geo w. White.
Teaching Manners-H. Z. Fiesher.
. How to Teach Spellng-Insiitute.
10. A Paper-Miss Elliott
~. Mental Arithmetic. Its Importance In
Disciplining the Mlnd--Supt. Carrico.
"a Should Pupils be Detained After School
Hoursi Why misses Scheaer and
Frzntz
- School Discipline and order--K. 4.
Burke.
- Is There Enough Attention Given TO
Writing 1--Institute.
IS How Can Love for Good Literature
be Developed 3-Institute.
We hope for a full attendance Of the
teachers at this meeting. All friends of
the public schools are cordially invited TO
be present.
X. r. BURKE. Chalrmaa.
Lou r. HART Secretary