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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-15

on on lt1M or list Of teachers. The next day
! went up to the public library and
saw Librarian Green and asked if he
had g dictionary Of American names.
'I have he said.
Is it complete9' I asked.
& " It is, was the answer. &y
!" Can I take it homer 4
You can,' he said.
: Mr.. President, I took it home; I
searched it through from cover to COW
CT. | found no Mears in the book, but
found that Michael Moriarity was
one of the body-guards Of General
Washington. Judge Library. -.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-15
News from Silver Street.


Silver Street, March 14.-The
health of the community is just fine
at this writing with the exception
of colds.
The grain crop in this section is
looking fine since the spring has set
in. There was large crop sowed
in the spring which is not showing up
much.
The public roads in this community
are very bad now, there was so much
hauling over them in the last few
weeks.
The farmers are very busy blowing
and hauling fertilizers-it seems that
there will be quantity used again
this year.
Mr.. R. S. Boozer has purchased a
handsome new carriage.
Mr.. Cliff Inabinet, who rups a
first class work shop here, has pur-
chased gasoline engine which fur
nishes power for his work. Mr.. Ina
binet is doing a good business and
one that the people have needed for
years at this place.
Mr.. ID. L. Hamm has purchased
property between Silver Street and
Dead Fall and has moved in our COM
munity fro the Utopia section.
Rev. j. j. Long came up last Tues
day from Pomaria for a big bird
hunt. He went back very much dis
appointed. He didn't find many
birds.
Mrs. Lillian Hunt and little daugh-
ter Irene spent Saturday and Sun
day at home. Mrs. Hunt is teaching
the Smyrna school this year.
Mr.. j. J. Schumpert, of the Hart
ford community spent last Friday
with his sister, Mrs. j. w. Crouch, in
this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Schumpert have
returned home from Columbia. Mr.
Schumpcrt was reelected Sergeant at
Arms in the senate, an Office that he
has filled with perfect satisfaction
for several years.
Miss Bessie Long, of Greenwood. is
visiting relatives and friends in this
nei@hborhocd. We are always glad
to have Miss Long with us. She en-
poets to return home soon.
Miss Carrie Berry, of Saluda, is
spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Duke Sheppard, at this place.
Miss Juanita Schumpert reached
home on Sunday, her school at Wes-
minister having closed for this term
Mr.. II. P. Stephens left on Satur-
day for Alabama where he will spend
few months.
Miss Marion Schumpert, Of Mr.
Willing, Saluda county, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. P. Werts, in this
community.
Mrs. Lucinda Pitts and little grand
son, Edward Vaughn, who have been
in Columbia for the winter came up
last Tuesday and spent a few days at
their home at this place, leaving on
Sunday for Cross Hill and Vaughn
vile where they will spend several
weeks.
Silver Street is beginning to look
like real railroad station since they
have put in new sidetracks, and built
the new ticket Office and waiting
rooms and other improvements. Mr.
M. G. Sheppards handsome store
building adds much to The appear.
ance Of the place..
Machine agents have been very
numerous in this part of the coun-
try for the past two weeks. They did
splendid business in this community
not missing a sale at many places
where their machines were showed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-15
Farmers Union Breau Of
information
y Conducted by the .. ;S
South Carolina FaPmePS' Eduea-
E tional and cooperation Union.
,18t Communications intended for this
department should be addressed to J. G
Stribiing, Pendleton, 8. @. an

Here are some good rules to paste
up in your books to be read out the
1 first thing at the beginning Of the
business feature of your meetings:
i 1st. Are we Union menT ...
f End. Do we know that to be good
Union men we must submit to the
Nwill Of the majorityq
Sd. Have we come together for the
purpose of combining our strength
for the good Of the fraternity as a
whole, or have any Of us assembled
for self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of pecuniary
interest of. individuals or cliques7
@ 4th. Have we come together for
the purpose of hunting up good things
to talk of for our benefit, or are we
hunting for more trouble by talking
over the mean things that others
have doneq ''.-
" 5th. When you want thing done
be sure to get very busy men to do it
for you; never think of appointing
men to do important work for the
Union that are not now, nor never
were, worth a cuss for anything. .
9th. If you are out looking for good
you will be sure to find something
good, and if you are out looking for
bad things you will find more of this
than you want very soon..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-15
That Diversified Farming Talk.

All this talk about diversified farm
ing is now getting rather stale talk to
most close observers. We note that
many otherwise clever farmers do q
good deal Of talk away from home
Ealong the line Of diversified farming.
sBut they do not write it out on their
farms in way that he that runs by
smay read it out on the ground OF
these mems farms rs plainly as it can
sbe read in their papers and talk. This
sthing Of all talk no work to back it
&up is too much like rot to 60 down a
8practical mans throat without
straining little. T believe it was B.
Harris that made the suggestion at
our hog and hominy meeting that it
,.would pay the owner Of the farm best
I'd do the hog and hominy and other
SSsdliveisifiea farming stunts and sell
these farm supplies to his fall all
sG6tton- growing renters who will per-
sist.in working themselves and famil-
ias down to rags and tags every year
B bfyang ITO get rich growing cotton
while the other man out in the shade
The price and takes the profits.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-15

thing like good crops, they thrive best
when planted on good soil in the coun-
try and where we'll cultivated.
One reason for this is that when To-
cal Unions meet in the towns there is
more or less business and other at
fractions that draw members away
from the meetings in town while there
is usually no other than Union bust
ness that comes before local meetings
in the country.
No doubt you are getting sorter
flashed out on so much cotton talk and
need change. Better get up hog
and hominy talk at your next local
meeting. We had one in the Pendle-
ton Farmers Hall last Saturday and
some of the boys got right hungry be-
fore we got half through with the
sausage and liver pudding subject.
Mr.. B. Harris stated that he had
grown pork at less than three and a
half cents per pound, and Bro. Rich
ardson vouched for the fact that he
knew of farmer that had raised
large family off Of the products OF
a hog farm where the common citron,
grown in among the corn, were the
chief or principal hog food used III
growing hogs. AS many know that
these common citrons may be housed
and fed through the winter with bet
ter results than the common pumpkin
and arc many times more abundant
and a sure crop.
at was the general consensus OF
D egP3inion among the farmers at this
hog and hominy meeting that it cost
too much to undertake to grow hogs
on grain. Turnips, sorghum, clovers,
barley, rye, canteloupes, melons, veg
etabIes and bermuda pastures were
used to grow the pigs and the ran OF
COW pea or soga bean and small grain
fields and sweet potato crops were all
used to advantage under different
circumstances for fattening the hogs
in the fall. Hogs will gather COW peas
or soga beans very much cleaner and
cheaper than little niggers will do it,
and besides your hogs are always
ready for the job and will keep at it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-15
ton MIN Man squeals,

lotion Mill Man squeals,
ISaSslsaye before our Farmers I'm
aleau a letter to our Bureau
cotton mill man that would
many Of our Farmers Un-
Beyond doubt many Of our
Ieln cotton mills are in a much
led mp condition than our cot-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

den nnb ibrer alten Sienerin bod,
ni6t LANCER porentbaften", iaate Die
cine Sodter bes Sauies. oaommen
sic berein, 8retden! &ier lit Der
Sreunb aus 2onoon. an ben Sic ges
ifrieben babenl gr lit ioe6en anees
fpmmenl"
@retden mlbte lire Snno auf's
Ser5 p~reiien, 10 beftis flopfte ibr bass
iel6e pl0blih unb ibr 9eiibt leudtetc
anf Dor SreuOe..
Scr. grafton!" rief iie inbelnb unb
madte elm paar raide Sdritte ms
Simmer binein; I'M ndfiten Iusens
Bid aber itanb lie NIT tpeit anfseriiies
men Iugen, fpie CUR gilbidule eritarrt.
benn Der, ben Tie ba Dor ii6 iab. mar
ia ni6t Wr. Grafton, ionbern = ipie
ibr blibartie FLAIR tpnrb = ibr uno
Ilice's Sobfeino: YuIforb Yuls
forbI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
Derfpt9te X
Mnfbulo.

YeterS iteben, blidte nod einnal naf
Der Sbiir 5uriif, bur1 neld)e Tie chen
beraus9efommen mar, unb ipra6
Damn 5l ii6 ielbit:
DSas @elo erbielt i6 lei6tl @enn
i6 ooG mn ipiibte. oh Der Wtarquis
mir nod mebr 5ablte fir meme Nits
tbetlun9en? @enn ib bod 9etpeile
beibrin9en tDnntel SD ipeib, mas ih
tbue: Sir bieies @elD falife i6 mir
5undbit before &leiber unb bann reiie
ib nod Yaris, INN gu ern,itteln, Oh
bort 5tpei &inber Su berielben Seit
ltarben, an berielben 8%ranfbeit unb
in Derlelben Snmilie. Wit benz. mas
i6 bereits peiB, selanst es mir am
gnbe bod nod, bas @ebeimnib gu err
griinoen unb Die 8efpeiie b~ei5ubringen,
oab mein 8erbadt beredtigt lit. limb
lpenn i6 2abb Srepor's S6ulb an
Dem 8etrug, ben ih permltbe, bepeis
len Tam, bann fann i6 aud obne ole
Shen brett Su Dem bofebelen Germ
Wtarquis bon ct. 2eondrb's eeben uno
iperoe es alid unpertpeilt tbin, linb
Damn, meme itol5e 2abp Srepor, pirb
es ii6 5ei9en, iper bon nils 8eiben Die
8liidlidere lit: sic, nit an Sbrem
@lan5e uno Gei6tbum, pber i6, Die
arme Sarnb Yeters. Die i1li6te Srau
aus Dem Solfel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09
- - -
SrcinnbbreiHisites Sapitel.

Die 1leberrai6lng Scr. Yulforb's
iiber bas pIpslide 3uiammentreffen
nit Snrbis bier, lpottete ieber 8es
i6reibung.
~Sie bier?" rief er. ,Sie iinb es
ipirfli6 - Sarpis aus 8lads Nod?"
nSa, i6 bin es ipirflih, Cir: -
Sarbis aus 8lads 9odl" erpiberte Der
Inoere. limb id babe mid nod ME
10 gefreut, einen Weni6en. ben id
eben init allen meinen @ebanfen bers
beitpiinidte. au ieben tpie in oieIem
&ugenblife Siel Ser Seufel 1elber
mub sic bierber eefiibrt baben. Senn
pobl nod ME mai elm Wenid irsenbs
mo 10 notbig, iuie chen Sic bierl"
sit eenn etpas paiiirt2" Itieb
Sulforb aus.
"Sal" entgesnete Sarbis nit bars
ter Gimme. n@enn sic auf Dem
8e9e nab Slad sHod iinb, brauben
Sic nidt meiter5useben. Sd bin bier
unD bas Wdb6en lit niif bieri"
.Ilice lit bier?" rief Yulforb, ina
bem er bonn Sferbe iprang. ,8as
bat benn. bas 5u bebeuten? Spre6en
sic, Snrpis!"
.Sas lit ia gerabe. mas i1 tbiin
pia, Girl" perIeete Sarbis. .WliB
&omber9 uilb Die cite Srau iinb aus
Slad<9iof entflo6en -"
oSie iinb e%ntflpben?" rief Yulforb
baItig. ~@ber ipie mar benn bas moss
li6?"
sic buben ii9 brei Stod bod aus
DEM Seniter binunterselaIien". erflGrz
tie Sarpis bas greignib na6 ieiner
@eiie. Ser @a9en itanb our @6s
reiie fertis, Die 6unbe barunter an
~gebunoen, ltno 70 fubren lie meg, pdbs
renb mir lie in Den alippen iuds
ten"
vIber sic BADEN lie eingebolt unb
lie iinb - tpie sic idgten jebt
bier?" unterbra6 Yulforb i'm unses
bulbig.
ga, bier, - in ienem SauIe bortl"
beltati9te Sarpis, na6 benz Sauie
Wac9 ougal's 5eisenb. sic fonnten
MIR bieien &eg nebmen uno 10 bolte
i6 iie bier elm. SEPT iinO lie. tpie aud
i9, i6on cine g8ofe bier, benn bas
Yldb6en lit e~rtrunft unb fonnte nibt
rpeiter. SD babe, ieit i6 bier bin.
nun aaes perilft, lie pieoer in meme
8etpdlt 81 %befommen. a6er pergeb>
liAl"
llnb Sarois er5dblte 9ulforb. mas
in ben leeten Sagen ii6 5usetrasen
bate.
.9ns WGoGen bat einem Sreunb
IN Sonbon 9ei6rieben, baB er bierber
fommen ioQe", fubr er Damn fort.
~unb bieier 5reunb ipirb morgen err
martet. Sd pnr bebbalb i9on gang
Oeiperat unb felt euti6loiien. bieie
9ta9t einen pernegenen Streif aus
%5ufiibren."
~&er lit Der 8%reunb. ben Iie erlpars
fet! Trd9te ful1oro.
~9os iolten Sic 6eiier tpiiien ols
i'd, oeriebte Sarpis. sd pcib nur.
bab eS Elm Maun iitl"
Siilforb iibcrlegtc, Dab @lice Ioms
berg acknowledgements mir Iebr penige
Setanntc in 2onoon bnben fonnte llnb
baB lie iid barlm 6iueiicIoS cntmeSer
an &orb Wlenbam ober am Wr. Grais
ion nit Ser @ittc nm Qilie geipanbt
bate. 9as feit5uifeIlcn gall es olio
in eriter Clinic.
sic bdben reft, Sarpis". iagtc er
iomit, der Seufel lel6er mub MIDI
bergefiibrt baben in ebeu bieiem rehs
ten Iugenblid. Gem bieie Ra6.
mub etluaS nus5ufiibrt perben. bepor
es morgen 81 ipdt bn5u lit. Ylib
Romber9's Sreunb mub. nenn er
morgen bier eriuartet ipirb, oi6t bins
ter mir fem; piellei6t fonunt err aud
i1on bieie giu6t nod bier an!"
.9as lit iosar iebr gut mo9li9".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

Totbe aif ieinem @eiibt, bas 3uden
ieiuer Iueen bemertten Die idlidten
2anbleute ni6t. CT nabm ale feline
Strait 5nIammen, an ii6 81 balten, biz
es linn 9elans, einen mitleibspouen
Insbrud 81 erbeufeln.
rgrmes @eid1opfl" ia9te err, ipie
bon ibren Infla9en ponig nnberiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-09

.@as tbun Sie in ser &esel nit ibr.
ipenn lie 10 in 8aicrei ausbri6t. nie
iebt?"
Ser @lei6mitb ieines a~uftrossss
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19
Senator Mallory wIthdraws.

The first two days OF the presen,
week were prolific Of moves upon
the political cbeekerboard. On Mon
day Hon. Park Trammell formally
announced bis withdrawal from the
race for the United States Senate
reference to which has already been
made on another page of this paper
and on Tuesday the Pensacola
Journal reaches us with the an
nouncement that Senator Mallory,
present incumbent, will not stand
for reelection at the coming pri-
mary. Senator Mallory is a sick
man, and has been for some weeks,
and his withdrawal at this time is
solely on account Of his health.
Here is the announcement over the
Senator's own signature and it is
theret ere authentic:
To the People of the State of Florida;
Owing to recent attack Of illness
from the effects Of which am now
suffering, l have decided not TO be a
candidate for reelection TO the United
States senate.
With profound gratitude to you for
the trust (Which you have so often
reposed in me, and to my friends Tor
their loyalty in the past and their
proffered support in the future, l re-
main, Your obedient Servant,
s. r. MALLORY.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19

Whenever you feel that your stom.
ach has gone httle wrong, or when
you feel that it is not in good order as
is evidenced by mean headaches, nerv-
business, bad breath, and belching, take
something at times, and especially after
your meals until relief is afforded.
There is nothing better offered the pub
lie to-day for stomach troubles, dyspep-
sis, Indigestion, ETC., than Kodol. This
is a scientific preparation Of natural di-
gestants combined with vegetable acids
and It contains the same juices found in
every healthy stomach. Kodol is guar
snteed to give relief. It is pleasant to
take; it viii make you feel fine by di-
costing what you eat. Sold by W. B.
Davis.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19
RUM-OvER LOCALS.

Mrs, Ida Whitlock and children left
Monday afternoon Tor Lake City where
they will be the guests Of Mrs. Wash
Ives for a week or two.
Redden Randall, who is In Lexington
Va, attending school, will spend the
holidays IN Washington with his cous-
ins, Mr., and Mrs. Livingston Vsnn.
Mrs. w. Fl. Goodbread and young
son returned Saturday to their home in
Live Oak after pleasant visit of sever
al weeks with the lsdy's sister, Mrs.
Robert Mcintyre.
Quite a good many Of our readers re-
sponded to our recent appeals for pay
ment Of subscription dues, but there
are many yet in arrears whose sub
scriptions would be OF material assist
Rnoe TO US in the publication Of the pa
per. None owe so much that it's pay
ment would embarrass them, but il all
yet in arrears would pay the aggregate
sum would be Of great assistance to us
IN our business. We hope everyone
who is in arrears will come forward as
early as possible and square their
accounts as we must have money to
successfully carry on the business.
Neither of the churches having ar
ranged for Christmas tree during the
holidays and as the failure to provide
one would be severe disappointment
to the children, 1t has been arranged TO
erect huge tree at the college audi
torium Christmas eve night next
Tuesday. The public is cordially and
earnestly invited to cooperate With
managers In making the occasion one
OF great joy and happiness to the child
rem and to use the tree for the giving
Of presents to children, friends, broth
ers and sisters and other folks brothers
and sisters. A fund has been started 10
provide treat for all the children rres.
ent. Anyone who has not been called
upon may send their contribution to-
Miss Agnes Parramore who is chair
man OF the committee on solicitation. A
committee Of ladies will be at the col
lege from o'clock Tuesday afternoon
to receive and hang the presents. Care
should be taken 10 see that all packages
intended for the tree are securely
wrapped and plainly marked with the
name of the person for whom 1t is in
tended.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19
Acard Of Thanks .

Fridsy, the 18th, is regarded by
~ snperstitious as an uniucky day,
nd certainly last Friday was q bad
l.v for some and seemed to favor
M belief that bis Satanic Majesty,
result OF Adams sin, was given
rorer over the elements. 1t was a
"a day for bazaar, but yet it
1slped to sharpen the appetite of
n,uy men for oysters. Our supply
4 IS gallons did not last as long as
4 expected FOR they were all dis
poscd Of early on Saturday. The
bdies, TOO, took advantage Of the
odces at which our fancy work was
King disposed Of and excepting e
lsw very cheap articles it all left US.
h Was our first attempt and to say
rs are pleased with the result would
b telling only part Of the truth.
Tbe total proceeds lack only little
a $3.50, fully 5000 more than we
expected so one can easily imagine
bow we feel. We lave many per-
sons to thank for their generosity to
us-so many that space will not per-
nit their names to appear. OUT To-
cal papers are perhaps deserving Of
he first praise for they graluitously
sdvertised our work. The mer.
chants, with very few exceptions,
we're generous in their donations.
We thank them all as well as our
generous patrons, and among these
later were numbered Madison's
most prominent citizens.
We expect to be in our new church
for Christmas and we take this op
to remind every citizen OF
llsdison that it is bis church as well
4 ours for it is a Catholic church.
The CATHoIIo LADIES.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19
minutes Of School Board.

mhulsOhs flh.s Dec, - lsttItil.
Board met promptly at 10 q. M
Full Board present, minutes Of kEsn
meeting were read and approved.
Application for State Aid fuRsr
Madison Senior High School, Pines,
ia, Cherry Lake and GreanviRn
Graded schools we're signed up b.s
the Board.
a letter was read from the Press
dent of the State Fair ssociatiOP,
asking that this county prepare ana
educational exhibit. Owing TO tha.s
cost of same and the shortness o a.
time it was decided that no exhibfei
would be made.
The attention Of teachers is callelE
to tue Educational Association whieRs
convenes at st. Petersburg Dec S.
to Jan. 2. Teachers attending every
session may count the time aa
taught.
The supervisor of Live Oak schoC
asked that house be ceiled. The
Board decided to defer action for
the present, with the expectation OF
a new house when necessary.
Tia Superintendent was ordered
to issue warrants to all teachers wkns
present reports be fore the next meet
ing.
Settlement was had with the treas
urer and all bills paid.
There being no further business
Board adjourned.
w. J. BLANToE,
Chairman.
G. W TEDDER,
Secretary.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19
FlOFidaLifG Insurance Company
Jacksonville, Florida.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Florida Life
Insurance Company will be held
at the Home Office of the Compa-
my, in Jacksonville, Florida, on
January 18th, 1908, at II O'Clock
a. TO-, for the transaction OF such
business as may come before said
annual meeting, the election of
directors and the chan ging of by
laws, wherever deemed necessary
or advisable.
HERBERT B. RACE,
Secretary.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19
Beggar Prince Opera Company.

Manager Davis announces that he
has secured again for this season the
faYorites Of last season, the "Beggar
Prince Opera Co.. who will on
Dec. 26 present comic opera.
The Beggar Prince Opera Co., is
one Of the very best attractions to
visit our city during this season.
Always good, with fine company
of operate artists, their perform
ances are always appreciated.
This season the ON pany is a large
one, containing the same people as
last season. Mr.. Harry Lea Velle,
tenor; Messrs Fred Godding and
Chas. Nickle, comedians; the chorus
is composed of pretty girls, who
slug and dance.
The Beggar Prince company is a
guaranteed attraction and one that
will please everybody, as the operas
contain clean comedy, beautiful
music, funny sayings and every
thing that goes to make up good
show.
At the Opera House Dec. 90.
Seats on sale at Davis Drug Store.
Don't miss this treat.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19

The Tampa Times says that tn e
growers Of South Florida will receive
100000 for their oranges this
season.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19
o. " I ADDER,
Secretary f.

The Knights OF Pythias Of Tampa
will erect handsome fve-storY
building.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-12-19

Lettuce is being shipped in large
quantities and good prices are being
received by the Sanford farmers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-25

Waterloo.
Agent Winn of the Chicago Great
Western railway is expecting orders
almost any day now to discontinue the
use of the old shack of a depot on the
west side of the river and Jointly oc-
cupy the Rock Island depot as a I'M
ion station.
Waterloo.
Adrian D. Merrill. a local paper
hanger, has made application in the
office of the cleark of the federal court
at Dubuque asking to be adjudged a
bankrupt. He lists his debts amount
ing to s279.7S. with assets in the way
of exempted household goods aud
clothing of about 5000.
Waterloo.
Miss Myrta Frisby, school girl II
years old, residing in district No. 6,
Spring Creek township, was awarded
the championship last Friday night
at Grace Methodist church at the coun-
ty spelling contest, as the best speller
in the rural schools Of Black Hawk
county.
Burlington.
That salaries are being raised in The
rural schools of Des Moines county IS
evidenced by the fact that two teachers
now attending normal command saFar-
les of $50 per month. One has been
teaching al that price in this county,
and the other has been offered that
amount for the ensuing year.
Titonka.
DR.. j. P. Cunningham shot bald
headed eagle at the Whitcomb, Ball u
Son farm. after MIR. Bah had tried to
scare it away from bunch of his
young turkeys. When the eagle first
put in an appearance among his flock
the doctors gun was to pieces ana
while Mr. Ball entertained the eagle
the gun was put together. loaded and
the eagle shot. laWas evidently hun.