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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
NORMAL SCHOOL DEDICATTo
view BuIIdings at wayne Institution
Open 20 Public.


WAYNE. Neb-. Feb. 1A-tSpeciai Tele-
gram-l-Today has been dedication day in
this city Of the handsome new buildings
Of the Nebraska Normal college. The
buildings are heated. lighted and supplied
with water by their own splendid plant
Many visitors were here from far and
near. The exercises throughout the day
were OF a high character and greatly ap-
preciated- The program. open to the pub
lie. was as follows: Sunrise salute by Ne
braska Normal Cadet company; a m.
chapel exercises led by Rev. K C. Horn;
SO a m. address by State Superintend-
dent J. L McBrfen; II a m. inspection of
buildings; 1:O D. m. Nebraska Normal
Cadet company drill under Z d. Lundak.
captain cadet company. commanding; p
m, Nebraska Normal Cadet company in
spectiOn by G.. A Eberiy. major National
Guards. Stanton: I'D p m. brief addresses
by Superintendent z P. Wilson Of Wayne
county. Superintendent 2. c. Marshall Of
Knox county. County Superintendent O. ].
Boucher OF Dakota county, Superintendent
A V. Teed Of Dixon county. County Super
intendent Florence link Of Holt county.
County Superintendent J. A. Stahl Of Cum
ing county. Superintendent Frank Pilgsr Of
Pierce county. County Superintendent p 8.
Perdue. Madison county. County Superin-
tendent w z Miller. Cedar county.
County Superintendent c. z. Ward OF
Antelope county. County Superintendent G.
8 COney Of Stanton county. County super
fnte1dent c W. Hubbard OF ThurstOn
county and other visiting educators;
D m. conferences OF state superintendent
with county s0perfntenSents and eOIieg'
faculty
To the evening program the admission
was by ticket and more than 500 Ters
present and witnessed an excellent pro-
gram Of music and addresses. the prtn-
eipal address being delivered By Chan
celIcr z BENJAMIN Andrews of the State
University.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

COLLEGE VIEW Nsb-. Feb. I1-tSpe-
cial Teiegraml-A new high record fO'
average price WAS made here today In tbs
sale Of Duroc-Jersey hogs T. C. CallzhAr
sold for the Morrison brothers thirty-stl
head. which averaged t<5- The highest
prize brought By any one animal was q
SOW. which sold for E.a61-
MADISON. Kan, Yeb. 1&-tSpeefzl-D--W.
J. Ho1syman. the wen known breeder Of
PoLAna-ChfnA hogs sold hfty-tvo brood
soWs At public auction for SlAHo. an
average Of Sso per had. which breaks the
record for this breed Of hogs In this state
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

and the old campIns grounds o. the soldiers
IN the civil war. He vent as far as North
Carolina looking for a place TO invest his
money. He came back disappointed over
his trip. He says there - not go enough
IN the southern people to suit him SO
now August - satisfied that there il no
better place this side q heaven than this
old state OF Nebraska
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
CAPTAIN NAPEs rs RECALLED
Ordered to ReIoia r,weaty-afth at
Earliest Possible Moment.

Ordered to Reiofn Tweaty-Afth At
Earliest Possible Moment.
NORFOLK. Neb., FEB. 11-CSpecfal -
Word has Just been received In Norfolk
that Captain Mapes. who has been acting
az captain Of scouts In the Philippine Is
lands. and who was formerly a captain at
Fort Niobrara over one Of the companies
q the Twenty-fifth regiment Of colored
soldiers, some Of whose discharge has at
tracted much attention IN the United
States senate this winter. has been unex-
pectedly ordered 20 return TO America and
retoin that regiment Immediately. His de-
tail did not expire until February =. but he
received a cablegrzm recalling him.
In view Of the court martial which has
been going on down at Il Reno over the
shooting Up Of Brownsville. Il Is thought
this recall by cable Of Captain Mapes must
be significant The cabiesram ordered him
to return By first available boat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
RAILROADS FIGHT rWO-CENr FARE
Land Agents and Business Men Are
Tosd All ExcursfOns VIII Cease.


Tosd All Exeursions VIII Cease
YORK Ssb-. Feb f2-fspectall-The
railroads are sending employees and agents
into nearly every town IN Nebraska for
the purposs q creating tnfuence 70 b
brought on legislators 70 prevent the pas
sage OF a Scent passenger tzTin- Tbs
morning John MsEisn q Omaha, travelling
passenger agent In company with the
iccaI Northwestern agent called On imnt-
telling them that IL the 3-ceut fare Il made
there vii Be 10 more Ioc4l excursions %
western Sebrzsxz- Colorado. Texas ard
TIE DakotAs- mis-. he explains. means
that real estate and immigration agents
wIu Be PCT oct q business. except What
Ioozl business they have AZ hone
To the business men they say there VIII
Be no more exc1rs5oa rates 20 east OF
west and 10 rates vii De nads 70 Omaha
soc Ct a 3-esaf rate. they say. vfn - re-
trc.t ara Sebrzskz VII lose business
As far as cat be learned the Sentiment
IN York b for reduced p4zzelEsr an.
frelEht rates YoEks business men say
thy are dEs-rtrufzztsd against IN freight
rates It's business nsen are fair az4 rsz-
sonzble Tnsy do rot think rates should
be % low that railroads czrn0t nzks
rroasT. but oelssTs that n the raFlroadI
ry1zg pA@enEeFs al esnts they can VIII
an incr-a-ed popaisttoa- make a rate ies.
than cents ~ tkkz ttrae-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

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es@rF t1r the Ussk e11tzE Fsh--zry 3
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k5sGzr q EAIHs cry zowlEzs=s Est q
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ths Ez11zr GO ~ Tks t1czl ise-=4sss II
dsacs1aszs sar ths Eszk E@s1E-s - ~
So q E&
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
FuII~Stsa ~ kIned ~ Aeetaent.

FULLERTON. Sso- Fsb- 11-Sspec1zi -
o H Crow CO q Szzre o1uztT's 0i6ss1
settlers. t5e6 ~ lis b0roz yesterday froz
fztzrs.s s1s-zlzed hzsc Pray atght 81 rs
k1Cse ~ fzEElE down an op>z stairway
s1Tikfrs &c q TIE a0EsE steps With k1s
hsz1- rsz5sEi1z Kin EoeozsctolE. II Wsich
state ke rs-zt-sd U-tn 6a4rh NJ Cruz
cane 20 Maze eoZn-Y rEenry-n.Es ysars
zE8 and ss1tlsd n TIE farm Eks-s he vas
ETfrz AZ ths tire q ths zccl5s-s
He Vas an ho7ss1- upright zzz ara the
Ehols co--zuzftF sTupa-htIs Gn5 Eg1-z
rs Ioss Efth lis tk-s~ b~UeheEs 4zd o1s
sesssr 40 szETfTs hsn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

Mr.. Graves was frtghtfuIIT burned on the
face. hands and legs and IL now lying IN
ssrious condition az his home here His
brother. Mr. T Graves. who was assisting
him. was only slightly burned As yet It
f. too early 20 predict the result in the
editors case
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
EAItor Barned By Gasoline.

UPLAND. Seb-. FEB -g9psciaI-1 -
While w 7. Graves. editor q the Upland
Eagle and manager q the Upland TeIe-
phoue company. was pumping = gasoline
pressure lamp n the printing once last
night the lamp exploded he gas was
iguitsd By the light o. another lamp and
only through the b@roie efforts Of the cit
iIsns. who turnsd out in large numbers.
was the IRE eoufned 70 the one building
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
800 asp coLLEeEs
RELLEVuE coLLEeE

NEA11EE-AI aElrr1Eaf "a lraulsl Sa4aNaI -
a1-1ITn1 a. 49, 49, lIAaI8 ullne11IT.
E1144- hCEl.L - ELa1anrz3 80 alNaaaul
GaracLz1aI sr1laNL
cletEEE4E1Ef-Es q 1uu-@ $3.50 u-aS
OE1zA osk8BlTL11EI-Ez-szar - "a $3.50,
- - -. - -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
STARTS EAST TO SEE OIL KING

Rev. C. n. weldon of Peru VIII Beg
Gift from Rockefeller.
PERU. Eeb-- Feb 1z-tSDscialb REV. g.
" weldon Of the Baptist church left Mon
day for New York. where he viii be pre-
scented 70 John D. Rockefeller. the Oh
king. By ex-ChzneefIor Czuhsd- Rev. Wei
don goes In the interest Of the new church
building that denOminats0n viii erect the
coming GUNNER
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
Washouts IN Railroad

ST PAUL Neb- Feb 12.-CSpeciaI)-
The protracted thaw OF the last four days
preefpitated the crisis Of the breakup Of
the ice in the LOup system Of rivers dur
ing yesterday and last night. The heavy
fan a. 2nosN. er&lAst Week rrafocsd =.
large quantity Of water. consequently the
spring opening occurring 50 abruptly
threw immense volumes Of wafer into
the three riverS and All these streams
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
Basement Bargains
15c Lace Hose &c

Here is a Hosiery bargain that will
draw the people. Think OF buy
ing regular l5c lace stockings
for &c. That's what you can do
Wednesday. They're in black,
tan and green, per pair -. &c
Beautiful New ChaIIes, special
Wednesday, per yard. BE
12hc White Muslins &c
Muslin that you have been paying
II nc for will go on sale We'd
nesday at 7e yard. High grade
brands Of bleached muslin com
pose the assortment; you will
appreciate their values at once
Ali you want Wednesday. per
YARD --.... -.---- re
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
watehIns Pi.,,e. RrIare,.

FREMONT. Neb-. Feb 13---(SpeciaLl-
Reports that the water is beginning TO
break NJ the ice I'm the Loup is making
railroad men and Others anxious about
the Platte. though at present that stream
shows no signs OF doing damage Both
railroads having bridges here are ready
with a supply OF dynamite TO begin or
erations as soon as there are indications
OF troubie- There = a difference OF Opin-
ion among men familiar with the river as
20 what the effect viii be Of the apparent
change in the principal channel west from
this city from the north 10 the south
side The embankr-ent put in this winter
where the river has left it's banks for the
last three seasohs probably will have a
severe test when tire ice xpSs out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

tcoatfzasa q sETth P.E-l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

DIAsaONDEFTss1zE. sca az Do1zs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
And Still Another

Green and White Bands and Edges,
Normandy Val. Laces and Inser-
tons TO match. Bands u in.
and edges up to Gin. wide and
worth to soc; Wednesday spec
ial price ........... 1OG
Best Basement in Omaha Best
light, best goods, biggest bargains.
Come Wednesday and view the
many good things.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
Notice Our Howard St
Windows

Together with many grand val
ues shows a mommoth col
lection Of beautiful laces that
are wonders OF beauty and
elegance. Normandy Walls.
insertions and edges To match
Torchons. insertions and edges
to match. and fine Venice
trimmings in cream and white
These Iaces are worth up to
csc a yard and are exception
al values at that. but for Fri
day we are going to hold a
selling out Of the ordinary
and you can take your choice
for. yard .2ke5t1Oc
For Friday only.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
Improvement at PIeasanton.

KEARNEY. Neb-. Feb. Special Tel
esram-l-Tsss iced situation at Pleas
anton and other Loup river points is
slightly improved. though conditions are
still serious The high water AZ Pleas
anton IL reported TO be recedinE and the
bridge is still standing but II is threat
ened by the banks OF the river washing
badly. II is thought the bridge can be
saved All the Loup bridges IN this county
have been In danger and the Sartoria.
Cool. FLAIR and Harse bridges are reported
20 be out Dynamite was sent out from
shelton to try to save the St Michael
bridge this morning. The Pool bridge il
partly down and IL impossible and in
danger OF going out entirely. as the tee
is pounding IL badly. The Ravenna bridge
IS reported safe. but the jenkins bridge
has been weakened by the onslaught Of
the Ice
Wood river lie out OF its banks in some
places. but no damage to bridges is e
ported.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13

Are you considering a Washing
Machine There are many kinds
and prices. but the new one to
. attract attention is the Magic Mo-
tor Machine. They have a water
motor that you can connect with
your faucet and the force of the
water turns the machine and
does the work. and does II right
Come and see them. They're
wonders for labor saving. Price
at .. $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-13
FOUR DROWN AT COLUMBUS
sudtss Riss in the JOup River Catches
Fsnily Seeking to Escape
Many OTHtRs EARoONED IN HOMES
Union Raciae tracks Under water At
That Poins-Mueh Damage AZ other
Points I'd the stream bat no
Loss of Life Elsewhere.

+ COLUMBUS Neb.. Feb. I2-The breaking
Of the tos gorge In the Loup river. a few
miles northwest Of the city. this afternoon
caused the water to rise over FIVE feet in
an hour, reaching the highest point within
the memory OF the oldest residents. A
family of four. DOC" McCone, his wife
daughter and sister-in-law. were drowned
while attempting to escape 10 higher
ground IN springawsgon- They were
drowned a few feet north OF the north
main line track on the Union Pacific In
West Columbus. The team was also
drowned. The whole south side Is under
water and many families are imprisoned in
houses surrounded by from four to ten
feet OF water. A large number OF hogs
and cattle were drowned in the Union Pa
einc stock yards.
Rescue parties in wagons and c. c.
Jones. with = hunting boat are doing heroic
work. but many Who are shouting for help
cannot Be reached until the water goes
down
All westbound trains are stopped here.
long stretch Of the main line track Is
submeFge4 The water has fallen a few
inches. Property losses viii run high
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
SALE OF STOCK.

Pursuant TO the requirements
OF a degree of the Circuit Court
OF Wise County, Virginia, in a
cause I'M Chancery now pending
IN said court. under the STYLE of
William McGeorge, Jr.. for etc.
" John NJ. Jones, ct al: / will.
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1907.
at public cutlery, for cash in
hand, at the front door of Eu-
gene Hotel, in the Town of Big
stone Gap, Virginia, between
the hours of 10 a. m. aud 3 ~
m, sell certificate of stock i'm
the keystone Coal and Iron
company, a corporation organ.
ized and existing under the
laws Of the State OF Virginia
having Its principal office nj
big Stone Gap, Virginia. which
certificate represents sixty four
shares of the capital stock oil
The aforesaid corporation OF the /
par value Of 500 90 each. less
certain deductions TO be made
)n account of dividends hereto
ore paid on the principal of the
'aid stock. The said certificate
5 a duplicate certificate issued /
IA iieu OF the original certif I
ate, and is issued and sold bv
'lrtue of a decree IN the afore-
ana cause rendered at the last
pril Term of the said Circuit
'ourt of Wise County virginia
3. j. BRoADwATFR.
Adm rd b. n. with the viii
nnexed Of VIM. ID. Jones. dc
eased.
July 1888.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

poraticn chartered and doing business.
under the laws of the State OF Virginia
and authorized 20 condemn iai.sls and 9th
or properties -or any interest," - estate
tnercni. tor its uSes and purposes will on
the 18th day OF August. 1897. tirR being
the 10th day Of the August rersn. i9ss.
OF the Circuit Court for VIZ County.
Virginia. supply 90 toe said Court al the
Court HOUSE or Wise Coaatv.- fn-the
Town OF Gladevijle, FOR the appointment
OF i've disinterested freeholders resident
IN said county. TO ascertain what would
be a just compensation for the fee of the
lot or parcel Of land hereinafter described.
the Zee simple estate IN which is purposed
10 be condemned by the undersigned for
IT'S uses and purposes in constructing and
maintaining and operating q railroad and
yards in Wise County. Virginia. and to
award damages, ifauy. resulting TO the
ADJACENT or other property Of the said "
a. Head. -. 4. Sloan and the Virginia
'oal and Iron company, or 10 the prop
cry OF any other person. beyond the pc
culiar benefits that will accrue 10 such
properties respectively. from the con
struction and operation of the works of
the undersigned
The said parcel Of land is the same
mentioned. described and shown I'm the
petition. description. plat of survey. and
profile filed by the undersigned in the |
Jerks Office Of Wise County. Virginia.
pm tho -ird day of July. 1907. Ga this |
Proceeding which Is styled Interstate
sahroad Company vs. W. A. Head and /
ne Virgins Coal & Iron Company. Co /
'hich petition. description. plat of sur /
el any profile, reference is here made. /
ma > situate in the settlement or town
.nown as Mincrsyillc. ina Wise County
irginia. and described "a. follows.
All that certain BOT. strip or Marcel Of
ana in Mincrsyilie. in Wise County. Viz
ANA. being lot no or Block No :. AS
ho"n ON a plat OF Minerstilic OF record
the Clerk S Office OF " Use County. Vir-
ma m Deed or Plat Book No ~ pace
SAID Lot ironting thirty five 0H5l feet
n aiiahan Avenue. and cNfendi,.. ca.t-
afulN same width between n.ra1lei limos
, Railroad Avenue
And being the same lot. sfrip or rar,el
iand shown on -Ihe plat OF the surve7
iie parcel oi land sought % De CON
mined hy The Interstate Railroad Com
my pm preceding instituted by 10 IN .
Pc Circuit Court OF Wise County Mir.
ma. against W a. Head and The Nir-
'ila Noai & iron Company. and profile
81" ing cuts. Nils. trcstic, and bridges"
men silu plat aud profile are filed in ihc
'eiA 'ince OF wise County. Virginia.
The time of the Institution of This pro-
eding
10 you have amy defense ID make to
is application you win. at tho time ami
ace, Aforesaid. make Che same known to
"a Court
W J \ l~N The signature orthe Iuter- (
'tc railroad Company, by a N Reed
. General Manager
IN HESITATE RAILROAD CO.
by A. N REtun.
y -'-'p-'A General Manager. 4
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
THE NEXT REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Fop
CONGRESS.

We notice from several of our
exchanges that Mr.. Bascom
Slemp is being groomca for the
position of Congressman from
this District, to succeed the
"Oid War Horse
There are several other names
mentioned. but in our opinion
as an outsider, Mr.. Slemp holds
the winning hand.
IL Is not our usual custom To
sing the praises Of the oppo-
sition, or TO give them gratui-
tous advice, bat as old General
walker used 90 say. Bascom
Siemp has a record, and one too
that the Republican partv|
should he proud Of. As an or.
gan'zer, the results he has
achieved, speak for themselves
lie has given freely of his time
and talents 20 the cause his
party represents. and If those
who do the fighting should reap
some OF the fruits Of victory
then IL does seem that regard
less Of the honors received bv
IA" father, Bascom Slemp is en-
Titled 10 ask anything al the I
hands OF his party in This State
that is within tho power Of the
party 10 bvstow.
As 10 his ability there never
has been, nor can there bc am,
question.
Graduating first in one of the
most brilliant classes ever mrn- /
ed out from the V Nj. he has ]
day by day, and step bv step
pushed himself forward until
he stands to a ay. though a
young man, the foremost Re.
publican in the State. an ex-
'eiient lawyer, a business man I
u superior merit. and a citizen u
u sterling patriotism s.
Speaking from our stand. G
'o'nt, we should very much re-.
ret to see Mr.. Slemp nomi. c'
lated He knows the Distric, W
90 well. aud We know some ~
hing OF his ability as an or. Of
anizer. Nevertheless. during al
ans truce before the battle. we p,
sci IKE paying this little trib ON
.c 10 one in every sense worthy -
IL.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

MeSsrs ii. q. and 4. X. Mori.
son have purchased a LARGO
amount of the stock of the First
National Bank OF Gate civ
Perhaps nothing could spoak
more highly for the flourishing
Soh1it'on OF the bank than the
tact that they bought this stock
~ a premium ranging from
i"rty 10 fifty cents. The Mort
son brothers are shrewd. ener-
ge'ic and enterprising Young
men aud their active connect;o5
WIN the First National will
doubtless make it more pros
,rrous than ever.-Gate CITY
Herald. IVY
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
STANDING OF THE LEAGUE.
DEED or TRUST sll,Ooo.oOo.

The Pocahontas Galleries Co
consolidated. "A corporation
recently organized by the con.
soiidation of The Pocahontas
Consolidated Coal * Coke Co
filed a deed of trust in tn q
clerk s office here one day this
week IN favor of a New York
trust Company for 500. 600 600
The Zee for recording is S2o 600
OF which the county gets 81 600
ana the state the rest. This is
perhaps, the largest amount
over recorded here in one decd
.Iazewell News
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

SUBSCRIBERS are earne stly 10
quested 20 observe the date
printed on their address slips.
which Will keep them at ali
times posted as TO the date
OF the expiration of their sub.
scription- Prompt and timely
attention 10 this request will
save all parties o great deal of
ANNOYANCE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
Nrro'NiheNTS OF RI. REV. BEVERLY
D. TUCKER IN COAL FIELDS.

The re-. Rev. Beverly n
tucker, d. D., Bishop Coadiutor
ot the diocese of Southern Vir.
gina wili fin the following ap.
po,n'ments IN Wise county;
Toms Creek. August 6Ih Nor
Ton, August 9Th, Christ Church
big Stone Gap, August Sth.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31
NORMAL NOTES.

The Summer School al this
place closed Friday afternoon
after a most satisfactory ses-
sion Examinations are now
being held, and the instructors
are busy grading the papers
FROM present indications the
teachers will receive rood
grades. This speaks well o.
the work Of the Faculty.
Principal T. +. Fitzvcrala
Taught English Grammar ana
Literature. His work was -
The highest order, and was
greatly appreciated hy ~ -
teachers; Mr.. Fitzgerald i
Principal of the Pulaski schools
Supt. VIM. NJ. Davidson baS
charge Of the Civil Government
and L. ). History classes "a /
ALSO taught "a class la Ale:Lo3>
IN Teaching. Much in,ercss |
VS. m anifesied in his classes
Prof. G. y. Chapman. az Mar. /
ton, taught classes In Phvsir
typography and Agriculture
Prot Chapman is a bvra. teach.
~ aad a thorough master n 4
u. subjects he Taught.
Tsins'pa' X NJ Ad.liagt, n
sad charge of a.. Hi>f..+,
.Iassts. Prof. Addinvfon : ~
.na, hss classes did splendid 4.
york. IL has been said That h. !
: the best History tenc.,,r in | !
northwest Virginia
rri e pail w W II nines. oil
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-31

CIiniwood. was the successfu
teacher of Geography. Physi
oloxy ana-0 f,np,yrspisy Prof.
fkemsnes was one of the most
earnest teachers in the Normal.
Principal X. III Sheppe taught
classes I'm Psychology aud Ped
Iagogy.
Principal w r.. Smith.y. of
the Petersburg High School.
taught Arithmetic and Algebra,
His classes did excellent work
lie rs one of the strong teachers
OF mathematics in the State.
The wor K of Mics Clara
Hearon. the popular teacher of
Drawing, deserves special men
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Thaxton. of
Lynchburg, had the most inter
estlng classes i'm the Normal.
She taught Primary Methods.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess. of this
place, had charge Of the music
Miss Burgess is a most earnest
4
We have every reason to be. /
ieNe that we viii have a good
\ Normal here next summer