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this institute are hereby rendered to
Prof. Sharon for the able and efficient
manner in which he has conducted
our institute.
>. That our sincere thanks and
appreciations are due Prof. Gull
hams for his unexpected visit and
his fine talk on education. Prof.
Guilhams is one of the ablest men
In Kentucky and We, as teachers,
heartily appreciate his position IN
our home Normal.
3. That our greatest appreciations
are TO our Presidents, Mr. Pogue
and Mr.. Thomas for the honest efforts
and accomplishments they have OBJ
tanned, hoping that they will again
occupy the same chair
!. That we tender Miss Mamie
Henry and Miss Mabel Minner many
thanks for their efficient work as
Secretary of our institute.
,. That We extend to Mr.. j. b..
Paris, our worthy Superintendent,
our thanks for his untiung and ex.
cellent efforts to better the conditions
of our schools, and for his service in
making our institute a grand success.
.. That we are thankful to the
trustees of Marion Graded School for
the use Of their house in which vi
have held our institute.
I. That we extend to any and all
teachers who have been detained a
b home on account OF sickness on,
sympathy for them in their affiic
tions.
:. We also want to thank tn,
committees for their grand work an,
that We may take some Of their goo,
propositions home with u, and Us
them in our schools.
FRED STONE, Chairman.
4. 4. Fritz.
These resolutions were adopted a
read. After the song, God b
With You, the president adjourne
L the institute sine die.
L MAMIE HENRY, Secretary,
NJ. +. PoGUE, President.
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The following Proper Methods
of Instruction in giving the Child a
True and Useful Education, was
voted to become part of the minu-
ties of the Teachers Institute
The very foundation OF society is
the public school system. The gram
mer school especially is the bulwark
of society. Here the future citizen
is moulded. Money Judiciously ex-
pended in the betterment of the pub.
lie school system, achieves result,
ten-fold greater than that expended
upon institution, devoted to the so
called higher education.
The public school Is, in the lon.
run, the guardian Of the public purs,
and public morals. As at presen
conducted, the greater part of it
opportunities is lost because of fault
methods Of instruction and lack o
instruction and lack Of proper proper
ton, between physical and menta
training.
The children IN our public school
lack instruction in thought method,
chiefly because so many of the n
structors themselves have never bee
taught to think properly. No stud
is made Of the individual mentalit
of children and more attention
paid to diversity Of curriculum tha
to physiologlc brain building an
= thoroughness in educational grounC
p work. The child who has gone ovc
the prescribed course Of study an
received suitable marks, is regarde
= as having acquired certain amour
of knowledge, the result being tn;
by the time graduation day arrive
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learned this, they should be taught
to respect that which alone makes
civilized human life pos.ible-work
with the hands.
The man who can produce some
thing useful, to himself or humanity.
outside of the rclm- Of letters and
arts. Is the backbone Of civilization.
The man who honestly earns hi.
bread by the sweat Of hls brow OF
the cunning of hi. hands. is the un.
crowned king Of earth
Crittenden record=press., 1907-09-05

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the inside nerves means Stomach
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Shops Restorative has made its
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for bloating, biliousness. bad breath or
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Wis. The Restorative is sold bv
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Teachers INSTITUTE.
FRIDAY-Evening.

chairman of the committee on School
Legislation announced that they
were ready to report. Resolution
No was read and discussed. At
ter a little modification Supt. Paris
moved that it be adopted with
amendment which was unanimously
carried. The resolution is as fol-
lows
Whereas, the two State Normal
Schools and the Pedagogical Depart
ment of the State College, are all
creatures of the state, designed for
the same noble purpose, being sup
ported by all the taxpayers alike,
and whereas, by favored legislation
the said Pedagogical Department
of the State College Is enabled to
grant a state certificate for very
short period of attendance, and this
being an unjust discrimination
against the State Normal Schools
and other worthy institutions of
learning in this state, Therefore,
be it resolved that the Crittenden
County Teachers Institute assembled
do hereby request our Representa-
tive and Senator in the next General
Assembly of Kentucky to work for
the passage of law that will remove
this injustice and discrimination.
Further be it resolved, that the Nor
NAL Department of the Kentucky
State College be put on an equal
footing with the two State Normal
Schools. and the Normals to act as
feeders to the still higher course to
be offered by the Kentucky State
College.
Resolution No. 2, Be it resolved,
that the third class certificate be
abolished. Miss Addie Boyd moved
that this be adopted, which was
also unanimously carried.
Resolution No. 3, Be II resolved
that the schools not be allowed tC
begin their fall term before the frs
of September. The wisdom of thi'
resolution was discussed and tn
motion was made to lay it on tn,
table which was done.
Resolution No. { was adopted wit
an amendment. The amended res
olution reads Be 1t resolved, Tha
there be a change in the adopte
textbooks as soon as the presen
contract runs out.
Resolution No ,, That a law t
made giving to trustees instead {
the magistrates, the righ, to fin
pupils for damages done TO II
school property. Mr.. +. f.. PHILLIP
made the motion to table this res,
luton, which carried.
Resolution No. ., That the cou
ty tax be raised five more cents {
the hundred dollars. This resoluti,
was carried.
Resolution No. was read al
after it had been amended was adoI
ed. The amended resolution
Be 1t resolved that thirty-fve dolla
be the minimum salary of the pub
school teacher.
Resolution No :, That the ii
for compulsory attendance be ma
sixty days instead of forty days a
the penalty for enforcement
made more severe. Mr. G.. q. Pos
made the motion to adopt this re
luton which was done.
Resolution No 9, That the Co
ty Superintendent be required
fill all vacancies in the board
trustees within thirty days after
October election, and have all boa
fully organized for the follow
year On motion this resolution
adopted
Resolution No. 10, That We n
alaw compelling trustees to furr
complete apparatus for school W,
On the motion Of Miss Addie h
this resolution was tabled
Next on the program came
question, "What have | learned
L - I
Crittenden record=press., 1907-09-05

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve penetrates the pores and heals
quickly. Sold by j. II. Orme.
Crittenden record=press., 1907-09-05

corrupt an entire school The minds
Of children are plastic and respond
only too readily to evil influences.
1t Is obvious that expensive Iails and
legal machinery 20 hand in hand
with deficiency in number and de.
fectiyeness of quality of educational
institutions for children. IN support
OF the importance of physical train
ing in the education of children.
teachers should appreciate the fact
that the brain l. a motor a. well as a
thought organ. Mental training Is
admitted by all to develop the brain,
but the potency Of physical training
in the same direction is not general
! ly understood, hence educators follow
: the fatuous methods of brain build
' ing through the special senses alone.
) Disuse of limb produces atrophy of
D the motor center that controls it.
| Conversely, use of the muscle, i'm.
q proves brain nutrition, not only in
T the more areas Immediately concern
ed, but of the organ as a whole. In
j this improvement Of nutrition, the
t frontal lobes participage. If, simuli
t taneously with the improvement in
S brain nutrition, efforts be made in
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
DESTROYED by Fire,

Charlotte. y. c.. Jan. 1s-The
plant OF the Statewide -four mill. az
Statesville. y. c.. including a wheat
elevator and . 900 bushels OF wheat.
was entirely destroyed nv fire. The
plant OF the Gsuth'r Lumber compa-
ny, the Morrison Lumber company.
the Southern railway passenger and
frCi ght depo were damaged 70 soUe
extent, and several loaded freight
cars of the Southern were burned
The plant. the capacity OF which was
4o0 barrels daily. was one OF the lar
Ees' in me south Spontaneous com
bus,inn was the cause. Loss sS5 900,
partially covered by insurance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
jury VISITS MURDER SCENE.
The Emerson Trial in South Carolina
Awakes Great Interest.

Anderson, ). c.. Jan. lS.-Al.en
Emerson va, placed on trial in the
session cour' here for the killing Of
Thomas r. Drake last August. Drake
vas a prominent farmer. Emerson
vas a guard on the convict changing
and f. well connected
II Is claimed Drake caught Emer-
son I'm a room VITA his daughter at
mitniGh, aud Emerson drew hls PTS
tnl and killed Drake. Drake had his
own pistol at the time.
The killing created intense excite
mon;. hu' the TRIAL is proceeding In
IN orderly manner.
The state put up Witnesses 10 prove
The killing, ana the iu.y went 20 -
scene OF the TRAGEDY 10 view the
premises
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
Turf swindler. Sentenced .

New Orleans. Jan. lS.-N. G. Col
l!nS and !. ! Barrett recently CON.
No'rI ~ using o.. o United states mahs
for f.auGU .'t 'I-NO.es In connection
With m, MP 'rc "Cp-opcra-
tive Tn. IN were denied a
rev trial and sentenced O one yes-
In he parish prison and 10 pay a fine
" $3.50 each Members OF the jury
which rr,oi he Two men petitionod
judo, ParIa'g' - sentence them 20
q local instead ~ a fedora, prison.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
JORDAN MAY
HEAD ASSOCIATION
May Be Prevailed Upon to Hold
Position.
GEORGIAN ADDRESSES SESSION
Two Sessions Of Convention Was Held
in sirminsham-sio GOO 900 Bond
Issue for Warehouses TO Store Cot.
ton Until Right Price Is Given.

Birmingham. Ala, Jan. iS-Ths
feature OF Wednc days session Of the
executive committee OF the Southern
Cotton association was the announce
mcnt by President Harvie Jordan thar
he will no, stand for reelection.
While MIR. Jordan Is positive in this
announcement. II is believed tLat his
decision is the result OF certain crit
icism that has been made Of his con-
due, Df the oaice and that II he is en-
dnr,od by the convention he may be
prevailed upon 20 accept the Office for
anDth,r ,orm. Wafer Clark. presl-
dent OF the Mississippi association, Is
prominently mentioned as Jordan's
success soT.
The meetings Of he executive CON-
m.,tpr have been executive. but Il u
understood that the chief topic under
discussion mas been ne plans for the
formation Of the SlO, 900 900 bondins
company % enable sou hern planters
10 store cotton and hold It for prices
which vii. meet their approval
The FIRST session Of The mass con-
vcn,iOn was held Thursday morning
and hundreds of delegates arrived on
Wednesday for these NEE .ngs. The
morning session was given over 10
welcome addresses ~ MAYOR George
B. Ward. of Birmingham, and W. II.
seymour. president Of the Alabaml
division. Responses were made BY NJ.
l.. Johnson. president % The Georgia
division. and Prcslcrt Jordan del!v-
cred his annual address.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
FLOOD CONDITIONS
GROWING SERIOUS
Ohio River Has Passed Danger
Linz.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC is DELAYED
rsany Small Towns on the Tributaries
Of the Ohio River'Are Threatened
With Inundstion and Families Are
Moving 70 Hiaher Ground.

Louisville. Ky. Jan. lS.-Nith tho
tributaries Of the ohio pouring floods
into Il. AZ all points south OF Pitts
burg and,the danger line reached and
passed in many places. IL Is predict
ed that the river VII equal the moot
stage OF 1854.
The rivers and creeks In Kentucky
are raging and much damage has been
done. Many small towns on smaller
rivers are threatened with inundation
and families are moving all their
goods TO places of safety.
Rain has fallen in Louisville almost
daily for rrree weeks. and the Ohio
river. which has been rising rapidly
on Thursday, began to creep up to-
wards Main street. INTO the Wholesale
>i,s,r.ct, running parallel with The
stream.
Tn, bureau announced that t;e rlv-
or will continue 10 rise for the next
several days, probably reaching a
sage of 81 feet. which Is seven feet
ABOVE the danger line by SUNDAY.
Trainsfom the south and east wefe
from two 10 seven hours behind schei-
ulc time In reaching Louisville We'd
nesday night and Thursday. The
condition was due ~ excessive rains
and washouts y bridge on The Ches-
apeale and Ohio road near Leon,
Ky. which was damaged in the storm
Of last Saturday. and which had been
patched up temporarily. VAS carried
away ard tie train from New NOrk
and Washington due at = p. m. Has
compelled 20 axe a circui'ous route.
The Illinois Central train from tar
city OF Memphis and southern points.
due 10 arrive I'm Louisville ~ g.
p. m. was seven hours late AMI give
train crew rrpor od numerous yH-"-
outs Throughout. tennessee a"' k.a-
tucl;v.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
Supreme cour, Gives Rulinos.

Atlanta. Jan. The delivery OF
liquor % a minor Who Io au agent
- a1o,her Is not Illegal Accordingly
- 'he judgment rendered h. ire SUI
p,.Mo cou.r Wednesday Tie court
ruled that II person furnishes H.
Qupr 20 q minor who f. acting as
agent for another and II he minor
delivers II without consuminr or part
ing with any Of &. the party living
him the whisky IS not guilty az selling
or furnishing the whisky 70 one under
age The case was Harley versus the
safe. from the city court Of BaXley
the lower court was reversed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19

London. Eng. Jan. 1S.-The latest
reports received here regarding the
KingstOn disaster all tend To confirm
and eveu accen uate the graciiy of
the calamity which has befallcn the
island ~ Jamaica.
While Tie colonial Office was un-
able, mp to 2:3O o'clock Thursday af-
ternOon. 10 give the Official figures OF
the death roll. and the extent OF the
destruction many responsible sources
OF Information concur in showing the
growing proportions ~ the catastrophe
which mas visited the lille West In
dian Island.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19

Gives Riaht OF Condemnation.

Columbia. Jan. lS.-Mrs. Gyles, OF
Aiken. already has on the calendar
his 2i2 cent mileage bill. He Is
devoting considerable attention 20
pressing this measure and 1as consid-
cradle backing as result Of his per-
soma. effort. Mr.. Gylos has prepared
an important bIli which gives 10 water
and electric power companies the right
OF Conformation. This measure has
been presented heretofore. and there
Is a growing demand for Legislation
along this line II It can be properly
~eaiactad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
Makes Important Discovery.

Montgomery. Ala, an. lS.-Mr.
Alfred Weaver. Of this city, a SET
enlist and electrician OF some note
and Tor man! years connected with the
Associated Press. has, ~ collabora-
- with John Edward Carney, and
" engaged In laboratory expert
Woats n search % nov cohorer ma
t,rsl fgl wireless tr,oguphy. made
a mos valuable discovery OF wide
spread scientific. indus rial and tech
uiC-, -ttege-l The discovery IS moth
ing 'cs, than the art OF hardening and
tcmpcring precious and semi-precious
metals. sucn as platinum. gold, and
the like. without alloying them VITA
Other metals. phe characteristic re-
suits obtained by SIR. Viewers pro-
cess aye he enormous reduction II
The fusing point OF those metals ana
The imparIug 10 ITEM OF degree OF
hardness in some Instances surpass-
ing that OF the best tool steel Whea
hardened
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
Monument on San Juan Hill.

los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 1S.-Ars'
katherine Tingley. OF he Point Iona
homestead. who is the owner OF lVo
acres Of land on the san Juan I'LL
battlefield, near Santiago. Cuba, an
nounccs that she purposes 10 cree.
there a monument TO mark the line o.
trenches She will also put up
building 70 be used for a school at NE
historic spot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
W7lskv Investigator Ordered.

Columbia. s. c.. Jan. lS.-Tns
Dr., after 5nD d'Ia'. passsI
the CHRISTENSEN Gispeusary reso.unoa
by a yo,e OF Is 20 .. The reso's.
ton calls for a joint commission D
fve 10 al once investigate the doins'
OF the present board Of dITscton-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
van are among those injured

van are among those injured.
Manager OF cable says 900 are
dead: Hennicker Heaton estimates
dead from 600 TO l. 900.
Captain Lamont dead: was enga -
cd 20 an American girl. Streets I'LL
ID with dead. Two terrific shocks
yesterday, another today. Sir Jas
Ferguson instantly killed In street
Fire has burned itself out. Positive
insurance carried by Norwich Union
Insurance company OF England, IL
500 900 pounds sterling. People need
tents. Great suffering 10 4, rains
'ncis ksh'e. ~ Buffalo. y. Y. l.
safe"
Francis L. Kahle Is manager Of me
Woodward Chemical COMPANY. He
sailed from New York an Jan. ;. o.
TIE steamer Tagus Of the Roya. Mai
Packet line.
Mrs. Kah'c and Miss Anna Scott
also Of Buffalo. were 10 Kingston un-
I'll Jan. s. when they left for Trln:-
lad. Mr.. Kahle was to meet them
there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19
workm.n Receive Wac. :nere,s.

Piusburg. Pa, Jan. lS.-The
American sheet and TN plate company
announces an advance OF per cent
N wages 20 all bot mill tonnage en-
ployes in tin mills.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19


Bile company received a dispatch from
its superintendent AT Thomas an
bouncing that the situation at King
sion was terrible and that famine was
imminent 4 dispatch 20 the Roya!
mail steam packet company this
morning SAYS that relief funds have
Seen si.I'ei = The unaffected por-
lions of the Island OF Jamaica
The Wes Indian commission t:i~
afternoon received cabicgram an
nounclng me safety Of Alfred Austin
Of the Colonial bank al Kingston.
whose fate had been in doubt Ti,
sdvices fgom the commission indicate
extending damages by the earthquake
in Jamaica AMI at the request Of the
commits sipn,rS The colonial Office has
taken the initiative in iuauggrdling a
mansion house fund for the relief o.
the sufferers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19

terry Va, wr,..I ana ;w' as,!acgy-
men were NH,d.
New Yo-h. Jan DpfH'" ad-
vices as % ... extent OF ,.o ctl.-
t,orAc az Ku-s.nu. jamaica. we've
sil lacking early Thursday. Conflict
iag report received indicated Ia, he
death ls, rt-ht Yc anywhere from
one huu..,d 20 one thousand one
Dispatch reported that 80 bodies mad
already been recovered ami buried
From the m,ager adyicco thai have
come through j, L. idica ed Tat there
i, no immediate fear Of a food famine
as fruit Is plentiful and other Jamai-
can towns can scni aid. Doctors
and medical supplies are, however,
urgently needed.
Dispatches from London say hat
up al noon no further official advices
had been received at the colonial Office
and this was causing grave anxiety
there. The only official news re-
celved was the telegram from Cover
nor Swettenham sent Monday and
made public yesterday. Urgent mes
sages have been sent by the Britt
government 20 Kingston. calling for
full details Of the disaster
London, Jan. lS.-Noon -Mucd
surnrI,e AMI ANXIETY H. tr.t %. '., &C.. -
oulal Office a. the absence % any fur
ther news fr1m he governor % la
maica. An urgent dispatch ealing
on him 20 report The latcs. details was
still unansV cred this morning. The
only message from Governor Swe.eu-
nam is The one forwarded apparent
~ on MouI,. 80 Vl.ch 'here va,
compile Indications n, 30 Interrupt
ton 81 Official news CHANNELS and in
cre4,'r- - app.JH'u-.1us regarding
tn destructive edcc, # 'he catas-
,ropAe.
The co.1r =, Office was again be-
ssro5 by aHN.ous relative, uc,ud-
.ng house %: =, James Ferguson. who
are sill, N'tog' positive oticii, con-
firma,iou o' '.e death of ne former
cabin. minister. although the OH
ca. ady.ces leave no iou5, that he
Is among the victims.
DuriaS tie e8E.Y hours u the mogn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-19

Mrs. Kah'c and Miss Anna Scott.
also Of Buffalo. were 10 Kingston un-
ti Jan. 5. when they left for Trin:-
lad. Mr.. Kahle was to meet them
there.
New York. Jan. IS.-Reports Of
damage In Kingston by ear, uquake
and FIRE and as 70 the loss OF life aud
the number OF injured were sta. Of
conflicting character THURSDAY, Td.s
Is probably due TO the confusion IN
the stricken city. such "a a'S3ys ea-
sues after a great disaster.
Newspaper men and otnrr, wao has"
arrived at the telegraph sta ION con-
Meeting with Holland bay. .' nayr
different versions OF the castrupac aai
OF the loss os life. Stateigcat- a. @
the latter must OF necessity largely ~
conjectured until search Of tn r'':0
has been made and this must take
some days. Estimates of the num-
Der OF dead vary from one hundred to
one thousand. while the number oi
injured may run into several thou
sand.
The report from St. Thomas thai
30 200 were homeless H. on its face
an exaggeration. as the population OF
Kingston did not greatly exceed co.
600 souls.
According To the latest adyices, the
city was not destroyed. but nearly
every building in the place sustained
some damage. Practically the entire
business section, however. was ruin
ed by the quake or by fire.
When the first great shock came on
Monday afternoon. many buildings all
over the town collapsed. burying hun
dreds ~ persons in the debris. o.
these, some were Killed but he great
or number was injured and those later
were rescued The first shock WAS
followed by lighter trrmors. aad hen
fire started IN the ruins along I've
water front The flames spread rap
idly. the water pipes had been hroh-
en- and there was nothing with which
10 fight the flames. \ strong wIui
was blowing and this helped 10 spread
the fire.
The fire ragged until an early hour on
Tuesday morning, whe nluckily. he
wind changed. and the fire having
nothing further TO feed on burned IL
self out All The buildings along
Duke. Port Royal, King and East
streets were wiped out by the flames,
The advices received here indicate
that order was soon restored in the
city so that the work OF rescue could
he begun. The two regiments OF SOL
diers stationed In the city were called
on 10 DO police duty, and they seem
20 have performed this duty we'll.
The banks and other places where
valuab!es are stored were quickly put
under caurd. There have been some
reports OF footing. but late adyices
say that Ihi. was confined chiefly TO
petty taicverv. and even this was
speedily suppressed
The reScu, WORK was uuuer1aKru
under the direction Of the soldery and
the municipal authorities The gen
ynt