The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-12-22
Sehool Noes.

.urul teacher IN Miss,uU . 81
ERIN o. eight N u'hs u 81
month; the lowest SCI g.. t
months at sl5 per Do't.,
s below $500.
s LOU, has al asse.,d
If s24O, COO per teacher enil 4 ID
pays CT average salary Of $40. Nsn
sas Guy mas on assessed valuatioo Of
$40, 600 per teacher and pays s6l0l
as az average annual salary.
Rural districts IN most countles
show a larger assessed valuation 1.-THE
6 acher than do the lown schools OF
the same county and oe average for
the ruIsl teacher IL a uVe hat q the
city and town teach Is of the ST. le.
The average ltsJ for scnool
purposes IN the rursl school di tricts
il about 47c on the hurdred collars
assessed valuation while in the cities
aDo towns it is about see
Both the Southwest ard Northwest
Missouri Teachers Assoc,su,rs held
during the Thank givirg Holidays
passed resolutions fsvorm = legislation
requrDgIState Union lty Ct Text
books for rural and lllsee schools.
Tbere is great demsld for trained
teachers. never known before. The
State Normal Schools are well
atJerueu, lie e%LIoliu IT IN these
live schools 20 iai sn et Stpltn Der lie,
in round numbers, as fell VS.; Kinks
vile 500; Wariensi ulg zoo; -sIe
Glrardeau 400; Spri-a field and Mary
vile each 200.
The fitch anniversary Of ttr ate
Teachers Associ6tl, convtI
Moberly December 81 with supt.
Greenwood of Kansas City as P ~-t.
He is the Oldest member in foft of
continuous membership. tt a,teLd.
aucesw'll be large,C Railroads and
hotels give reduced rates. Write 10
Supt. EGreeuwood for program. LIT
the attendance be several thousand.
State Superintendent Carr Deton
will Lold his Elast 'x4mination Eor
8 ate certificates on 1. conLer % at
Moberly and Jtffe;s,n Clt,. He
gives but one day this Line % as to
allow those who have begun
examinations to complr, TIN, before
the end, Of his teiu. Supt. Elect
? n. A, Case has D unced that he
WILL, for a time, cuDtir ue the
examinations about a thy have been.
For SALE-Fine par l4O0 b.,
mares. 81 studebaker T.goD, double
ha-nes; also 100 n mae, top
buggy, single harnes, cheap. Inquire
at stable OF j. O. Young JR.
, Odessa DamocraI: Mr.. Mamie j.
/, Hopper died at her home - ST.. Louie,
/, Saturday, December 5, 1906, aged 60
! years, 6 months snd 20 days, The cause
of death being an affection Of the
throat, with which she had been
troubled several years. Mrs. Hopper
was born near Paris, ILL.,, MsY -,
1916 and was married to NJ. w.
Hopper, February 2S, 1871. To this
union four children we're born as
!, tllows; VIM. R., Brrs H., Lulu P.
aud james v, whom, win = 9
husband, survive her. She unit d
with the Baptist ctu.ch b. I'm
Springs IN johnson county IN 1870.
About twelve years ago she moved her
D membership nEto the Cumberland
u PresbyterisnIchurch, h'r husband and
cbildrensEhaving uDit,o with that
church, She hadssbeen a resident Of
Odessa since 1880, excepting a few
years receutlyIspent in St. Louis.
OATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
u with local applications, as they cannot
reachothe seat OF the disease. Catarrl
" Is a blood or constitutional disease
" and in order to cure it you must TAX,
internal remedies. Halls Catarrl
Cure is taken internally, ard act
directly on the blood ana nuUou
surfaces. Halls Catsrrh Cure is no
q Qusck medicine. 1t was pc. scribel
by one Of the best physicians 10 thi
country for years and IS the bes
tones known, combined with the lee
blood purifiers, acting directly on l.
mucous surfaces. The pariect com
oinatioD OF the two Ingredients 10 ma
produces such wonderful results n
. curing Catarrh. Send for testimonial