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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
REFoRMAs FnRRooARRlLanAs

So confirma absotutaIuente que tan
pronto como terminen io8 titin,ns ar
reglos, SO suprimlran las ageicIas
que 81 Central y el NRclunal tcnfan
en- Iea Es,ados unidos, y las ciaiea
SO conRidoran inutiles. 81 Sc ,iens en-
cnenta que con Una sola oficina bas-
tn para hacer srenie d los negocius
do leH sorrocafTilen flisienRtlo4.
So rnmofa ane on ci preaenis uies
90 erupesaran fusioRar todaa ias o.
flelnaa que atnbos ierrorarrl,es iie-
nen On las principaica pohlaclenes del
pals.
Bn laa ciudaach toeadas nor aniisaa
iinpis, ios ifsaes De pasRisres haa
onpesadd & haeer uso do una Boia cs.
tsci6a para aus entradas salldas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
Suscrfbnge I'd. 4 EI. REGIDOR.
sl,50 por aiio.
I'm LADRoN CoNDECoRADo

I'm LADRoN CoNDECoRADO
En- Paris y bordo del trcn ex-
preso que hncc In carrcra eutrs Bo-
iofin esin capital. Fue 81 case
que uno de los pasajeros. AIR. Cha
mon. flntio dc una manera inopina-
ca quo ana mano dcscsnocida se intro.
uucia en- uno de sus boislllos. en- los
moiuehtos en- que pasaba del ycstibu-
10 sn dcpartamcnto. y. volyifn,lose
faptdamcnic, atrap6 un indi, i,ftc
de bnena preScncla, bien vrstldo y
quo ostontaba Ia Cruz de- la Legion
dc Honor. nulcu tonia en- sus ma
nos sn cartera. Mr.. Chamon dcrrIhd
al indsyiduo cmpes6 Il grItar on de.
ipanda de- auxilln. III iadr6u fuG do
minndo = enccriado on un cumparti.
miento. dc donde fuc bajado cuaudn
el tren llegd Paris.
La policia 10 reconcile como mn
famoso ratero austriaco. que fue sen.
tenciado dicz amos de prisi6n. Dor
rnbo, hace un ano. y que escan6 de
IN carcei. bnrlandn In yIgilnncin une
Sc eJcrcia eobre 81,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
La Question
esd ciial
Mexico necesita i'm gran hombre que sea
producto y encarnaci6n de la democracia.

ELL HoMBRE NO ES DEL TAAiA-
fiO DE SU FORTUNA, SINO DEL
TANiANO DE Su YiRTUD. Ell
AlARTIRIO DE CUAUHTEMOC Pc
sA MAS I'm LA HISToRIA Y EN-
LA MORAL QUE LAS EpICAs HA-
zAhAs DE HERMAN 5CoRTEs; Y
81 SOCRATES HUBlERA MUERTo
EN- su LECtiG. iaUIZA Sc GRE
& VERA 10y QUE NO lIABIA 81
DO MAS QUE uN HARlL SoFIS-
ia.
Z uRUgTA.
Una Golemne y patri0tlca conycn-
ci6n deberii. On brcvc, eleyar al nrl-
mer pueslo del Gnbierno al gran
ciudadano que represcme In Demo
cracia mex;cana.
MGxlto ticne nccealdad dc I'm hom-
hre cGyn fasciaacion sea igual 4
una fneraa por complete Irresistible;
que sn csniriuu yigoruso denote fir
meza de convicciorcs. dcpnradas en-
cl criso, do Ia Jusiicia. Ia Demo-
eraeia y 10 rcivi:Idlcaci6n del Darechn:
que su pen, a,lmiento sen hondo be-
nigno capaZ dc transformer en- ale
grias sublimes 'os dolores amareuisi-
mos del pueblo.
Mexico -hccesita un hombre fuertc
dc alma. sin los sangricntos ntavios
de un Alajnndro que arrasire 4 las
multitudea III heca,ainbe: aus ante
ia aggression o In traicI0n. SO cnfren-
tie jnsticirro { irorico csgfimiendo cl
arma del Derecho. cue cs hijo de
la Ley.
MeNlcn necegsta fIn honhrc uue
dc nj mundo I'm gran rJempio de ya-
ter ciyil' que ae yersa altivo on In
'orinenta: aae ea el laboratoric de su
eoncieneia haga florccer can;nt Ia
vida feliz del pueblo.
Mexico ncccsiga un homhre our no
cnhra dc manchaa rojas Ian hlancas
phginaH de la iIiat0rla.
Mexico rccesita un homhre anc CON
serve ihmanuiGdaa inE lrgfiinas iraai--
clones de Ia i'atrGa.
Mexico necrsita un hnmb.n exenta
do prodnccionra fatalcs. ricamente do
iado dc sinceridadcs srandloaas: a,tc
eoinprehda los mnrtir!oa del pueblo.
sediento dc iibertad y dc justicla an
IL 81 aliplIrio q, - patrla die In
HninAnIdaad
Mexico nece8ita un hombre de per-
eepeidn prectsa compIetn lie In
reaitded. de c"nocimicnto rapido y
EeEnro de log hombrGs. que sus Idea
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
HENiTO JUAREz.
Expoaiciones.
COMO sE GOBIERNA.


Libro de sensacI6n escrito por Don
Benlto Juares. que fue Gohernador dc
osxaca y Presldente de la RepubIlca
hexieana. En- 81 historic de
un modo naravilloso Como goberno y
que hiZo. dando idea perfec,a dc Ia
function independents de tos tres Do
deres: Legislative. Executive y Judi
cial, do como Sc cumpIe la ley, GO
imparte justiela y Sc hace la fellcI-
dad del pueblo.
Preclo del etemplaF. rnetica, sI.5o.
Dirijan pus pedidoa q: Pablo Cruz
2Os 8. Laredo st., San Antonio. Tex
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06

Eh SOL DE MAYO isl, CERRo
DE Las CAMPANAs. ubras muy In.
ieresantss por Don Juan a. Mateos
eaya edlci6n SO habfa ngotado tor
complete, las tcncmos do nueyo 4 In
venta Ion sIguiontcs precIos:
El Sol dc Mayo. t3.oe.
Ei Cerro dc las campanas. $3.50.
pidaso 4 PABLO cruz, 2os s, La.
redo st., San antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06

LA TRATA DE CARNE HuMANA.
III embarque en- In COrufia, Espailu
ne cierta nhmero de muchachas 4 bor-
90 del rapor espahol "lsla de Pa
nay" hiZo que las autoridades antes
ue que el barco saiIera para Tcneri-
fe, iur!eran ciertas sospechas, de
ana investigation que Sc hizo. re-
i9S&o que doceqas de mnteres,. Ia ma
!or parte memories de edad, esfaban
a bordo del vapor obligdndoseles q
desembarcar, debido que SC SUMO
que varias de elias habfan sido ar
rancadas dc sus hogares, mientras
que otras escaparon. Sc cree, que.
81 es possible, todas seran regresa-
das q sus casas.
Parece que con estas muchachas So
iba ejerCiIar In innobie trata d.. cs-
clavas blancas.
El captain del vapor dijo que solo
iba Teuerife, en- donde Ins mucha-
chas encontrarian acomodo como sir
Slehtes; pero SO cree que en- reali-
dad el iyanor So dirigfa rumho Il Cuba.
en- cuyo puntO 81 traf;Co de esclayas
bi3ncas, segin - dice. esta en- su
apugeo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
OtrO Linchamiento
-: o:

i En- Greenville, Texas. I'M negro LA.
mado Fed. Smith. criminaimentc asalt
q una joven blanca dc nombrc Viola
Delaney. FL delincuente estaba res
suardado cn Ia carcel, cuando una
turba de 1000 Sc precipito al in
terror para sacarlo, pero 10 tenian
tan btsn resguarlndo que los amo-
tinados Sc disDcrsaron todos contraria-
dos. pero cuando cl negro fuG condu-
cido para su identification i Ia ca
sn de In ofcndida. y rcctifi1ada aque-
lla. 200 hombres Sc precipitation so.
bre el y 10 quemaron vivo en- una pla
IN phblica.
I'll negro rogaba por gu vida, pero
los amotinados pronto llcgaron 4
1000. el desyenturado pago caro-
sn delito.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
IuRAMRNro DEL. all1rAn

pisen do cohstshtipopta aaS 4 h pr
ssi'cta del sheik ut islam. et suitan
"'S" !" jsrninen;o de aitansa 4 IA
constitution. sobr0 el Goran. Ea,a
solemne eerrmohia ticnde & rcaseanrar
Ia oplol6n publiea.
sn q meetins DC mialsssos aueao
aesslsnlda Handy BeY, como tarnbisn
81 Becretatio Izrs Pesas,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
ToRMENTAs FoRMIDARLEs.

sobre Ia ciudad dc chihuahua. aca-
ba de caer una terrible tormenta
siendo tan grande in cantidad dc a
qua cafdn, que solo la situation to-
p0grafca de In capital pudo salYar 4
esta de una gran inundaci6r
Ei aqua recogida por el pluyl0me.
tro, fue sesenta y nueye milfmetros
cuya cifra es In mas alta resistrada
en- csta poblaci6n, desde hace c!nco
ahos. I'll gran deelise de los terre-
nos sohre que esta ediiicado Chihua.
hua 10 salvo de una innndacIen.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
egNsAMigAros.

81 mas feliz es aquel que viye con-
tonic con 10 que tiens.
No 20 desn n,tnea lisgrsssr Ia ron.
1854 Dc le vida 4 loa hliins. 81 ne.
cssasio detafseleu yer tai CONS o.,
con dus socsa ass susrbuisa,oa
Aprsades satrlr ee aprandoF 4 ID.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
RoBApo HAsrA DE- tAs popAs

informan de hi Paso, Texas. que
Il. Reyes. al crusar Of RIO. fue des.
poiado dc su dinero. joyas i hasta
de sus ropaa. Los ladrones iucEo
10 ohilgnrnn d resresarse 4 FL paso,
on ropas memories.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
Negro Lincllado

Una tmrha dc i'enRacoia 30 amotin6
en- In chTcoi de eSa C!niiad ron al
propGsitp hr atEiTaor nj negro Lean
der Shaw, yqur asaI;6 Ia sra. IL
illhn Davis.
Los amoiinuGns aiceudian mas
de mil Y ~ precIpltHrun par dondc
pudierun.
iiiE0 frcntc al Inmulio el Sheriff
con media docsaa de lipuiados. cx
piiso que defendcrfa a! prisonero Il 10
da costa. pcro la turba no ae dia
por enteniiila i hbo fuceo hirieitdo
dos diputndns Aiomentnneamcn-
to los amoLihaho5 sr reiiraron con
ynEioS heriios, rern 4 Ia media no.
che SO E"forsaron yoiYcfon d la
carcet. y pfsar de- iudn5 los carues-
sos Raearon al priaIenero sduc fn6
ilnvado al centre tlc 10 plaza col.
gado de nm paste rltstrica, dcspues
dc 10 email le fncrnn t!isparnduE 6Dn
tifos.
En- tasa rcfrlaga ralMltd mncrto Isor
tafhiHOoiA ht conductor Hn rarru, y
heridoa varioa dipntados y alsuaos
dc los tumultuosas.
~ Sheriff y a,a dlpMtodDs cum.
nlicroE dignancnie su comctido.
-
6t,n IThIahN0s EN- pELiGRo.
tHforman de Washington que 81 ta.
ron Despianrhts. Embnjador de ita,
lla on este rats, ia Informnio nj DE.
partninentq flc lSstndo de In delicada
aiinacidn On ann 81 tDtanatran quI.
nianipB ttnliauos on Albany, aatcne,
cstdn ameEasadGs dc mncrto ynr los
obrerbs ainericanoae
III c'tadn peRartamento ya peai'
al 6oberpador sanhera, dc iDnIalana
que troporeipne IN prnteccion adeoua
d d los ltaiian0a
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-08-06
JUAN -yATTuonk.

JUAN vATTuoNE.
Gompope. yende renta Maaulnas
DO easer re1ojea do areti.--a2z 8.
Penoa ST., saa AptGnio. Texas.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

One feature of the Fourth of
July celebration that will attract
much attention will be the
awarding of fine furniture pres
ent by the Independent Furniture
Company to the first couple who
will agree to celebrate their
wedding at the store of that Com
pany, the ceremony to be public
and occur on the Fourth. In or
der to secure the furniture the
couple will be required to register
at the Company's parlors their
willingness to earn the premium
and the first to so register will be
given the prize. Now do not all
speak at once.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

A baby buggy for twins is on
exhibition in the window OF the
Independent Furniture Company.
This particular one goes to Bob
Walsh but another one has been
ordered and will be given to the
parents of the first pair of twins
born on the town site. +. {. Paist
says it is a splendid chance to
save the expense for this very
necessary article of furniture and
advises all his friends to get busy
and try for the prize.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Through the kindness of Walter
Eubanks we are in receipt OF
copy of the Seattle Daily
Times containing an exhaustive
report of the visit of the U. 5.
feet to the coast. Evidently the
fleet occasioned as much interest
there as at the other points on its
long journey. We extend our
thanks to Walter for his thought
fulness in remembering us with
the paper.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

II your Power spray outfit goes
back on you and you want it fixed
in a hurry. phone the Reliance
Machine Works. Both phones,
Coop. No. 60. Colo Paonia 4.
All calls answered promptly.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

A very nice young lady made
her appearance at the home OF
Mr.. and Mr.. Peter Curtis June I'd
and announced her intention OF
remaining indefinitely. NEwsPA-
PER extends congratulations.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

L. G. Thompson, correspond
ing secretary of the Colorado
Christian Missionary Society,
spent Thursday in Paonia looking
over the new church and enjoying
the tent meetings.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

J.W Stribling. OF Earlham,
Iowa, who has been visiting in
California. arrived Friday on his
homeward trip and will spend a
few days in Paonia with old time
friends.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Last Tuesday Grand Valley was
visited by it's third destructive
wind this year. Trees by dozens
were uprooied and buildings
damaged.-Grsnd Junction Senti-
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

J.F. Wakefield. ]. F Taylor
and K. NJ. Ballard went hunting
up on Anthracite. last week. We
haven't heard yet whether they
came out whole or not.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

l.. w. Heston and DIR. {. X.
Dixon left for Central City, Nebr..
to attend the Nebraska Friends
yearly meeting. Monday morning.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Mrs. Clarence Nelson and little
daughter, Margaret, left Tuesday
morning for Kansas to visit with
Mrs. Nelson's father.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

All kinds OF conveyance papers
quickly and promptly prepared
abstracts of title furnished on
short notice. See c. c. HAWKINS.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Small are
rejoicing over the advent of a fine
boy at their home June lst. Good
luck to the boy.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Eagle Brand Arsenate of lead IS
the best. Stays in suspension
longer than any other brand Get
it at Nelson Bros. Fruit Co.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

The Pslisade Tribune records
the first shipment of fruit from
that section this year. Three
crates of May Duke cherries were
shipped May 25.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Clifford Griffin. who has been
attending the Agricultural college
at Fort Collins. came home
Thursday evening.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

I'D. McFadden left for Mont.
rose last Sunday.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Arsenate of Lead +. o. b.
Paonia A Big Saving Guaranteed.
Phone or write the Hotchkiss
Fruit Company at Hotchkiss.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Miss Merrie Mathews came
home Tuesday night from Du-
range, where she has been attend
ing school.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

LosT-M. w. A watch chain.
]. A. PoUNDsToNE.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Binford
went to Crawford on business.
last Saturday.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

When it comes to rustling the
best of beef in the country Phil.
Eisenkramer surely does it, you
can bet.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Victor and Edward Anderson
are at work on the Hubbard creek
road.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

]. X. Moller is adding a large
bay window to his fine residence,
which greatly improves the looks.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

The Friends did some much
needed cleaning around their
church, Wednesday afternoon.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Here are some nelo Novelties in
p0stGls at WELBORN'S
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Mrs Tom Dunbar went to
Canon City Tuesday morning. to
visit with her mother.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Ira J. Nelson went up to his
Hubbard creek ranch, Friday
morning.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

]. B. McFadden returned home
from California Saturday night.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

We sell fire insurance policy
that assures. CLINE & HUFTY.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

Robert Rockwell left for New
York Sunday morning.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

A. J. Hadley went to Hotchkiss
Saturday and returned the same
day.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

See the netO postals at
W'ELBOR.Nv,S.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

It's no jolly. 1t is the real Jolly.
The newspaper., 1908-06-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

Jolly. iolly-Who's Jolly7
The newspaper., 1908-06-05

can bet.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-11

be a widespread demand for teachers
Fin these industrial subjects The Fed
eral department, the State expert
mental stations, which are multiply
ing their branch stations, the rapidly
growing agricultural press, and other
public and private institutions are
growing as never before. AS it re-
quires four years to produce college
graduates, the colleges must anticl-
pate the demand several years ahead.
We have no institutions better adapt
ed to build up true American citizen
ship than our agricultural and me-
chanical colleges, where literary, eth
ical, scientific, industrial, and mill
tary training are blended into a
Strong, sensible, inspirational scheme
of education. Congress did wisely in
establishing them, and as this great
nation grows in power and in wealth
| it should further recognize them and
build them up.
Our State legislatures and our local
communities have the burden of solv-
ing the problems of offering a practi-
4 cal education to every boy and girl in
1.-THE land. Encouragement and mate
tial aid from Congress will call them
fresh to their tasks. Because the
federal Government has charge OF
the easy. indirect method of taxation
lid secures much more of the peoples
wealth for public expenditure than
dc all the States combined. How can
Congress better aid the States than
lby thus returning some of the peoples
money to be used in promoting and in
better supporting the education Of the
nations workers?
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-11

Rev. VIM. Flagg, D. D., motioned
t4aJ d committee be appointed to ar
range for an educational mass meet
ing and the following committee was
appointed: Reys. W. Sampson Brooks,
7. W. Haigler, A. Brooks, VIM. Flagg,
Il. l.. Jackson, w. B. Denny and |. j..
Edwards DR.. Haigler stated that the
celebration of the 25th marriage ami
versary Of Bishop Parks was only a
month Off, and all the brethren were
asked to be participants in the af-
fair by sending up small donation,
while some would go to Chicago and
speak.
Rev. l., s. Howard spoke very elab-
orately on union and church prog
ress. The ministers absent were
j. T, Gilmore, M. j. Jackson, James
Ridley A. Nelson, U. S. g. Brown,
e. e. Keyes, R. F. Chambers and
George DARTS. Announcements. Ben
ediction by chaplain A. Brooks.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-11
San ANTONIO lie MECCA.

Dr. G. j. Starnes, a member of the
recent International Congress on Tu.
berculosis, Washington, D. c., and
specialist on all lung and chest dis
eases, in addition to the use of the
Nebulizer, Compound Oxygen, and
Compressed Air, is using the best
remedies introduced at that Congress
by the leading medical men of the
profession.
He is located in San Antonio, Tex
as, the city designated by the Worlds
Medical Congress in 1896 as one of
the best for people suffering with any
form of lung trouble. Those desiring
to visit this health resort write DR..
G.. J. Starnes, 1924 w. Commerce
street, San Antonio, Texas.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-11
THE A. M. E. MINISTER'S UNION.

The A. M. E. Minister'S Union INST
in the Office of St John at 10 o'clock
a. m. Rev. |. j. Edwards, president
in the chair, Rev. A. Brooks, chap
liam conducted the devotional eXer-
cises by singing, Did Christ Ger sin
ners weep" and Offering most fer
vent prayer. Gloria Patri, was
chanted. Acts 1925 was read in con-
cert, Judas reward of iniquity and
death, took up the major part of the
session, which was discussed. Drs.
Flagg and Haigler discussed the term
Regeneration" Rev. w. Sampson
Brooks D. D., gave description Of
the valley of Jehosaphat, the place
where Judas hanged himself.
The following churches reported:
st. John, Rev. A. Brooks, pastor
Sunday-sohool pupils in attendance,
20; lesson good, contribution 80 cents.
Church-selvices attendance poor,
cont ibution, $20.43. A. C, Endeavor
blank.
Bethel Rev W. B. Denny, pastor,
Sunday school pupils in attendance,
81; lesson, "SOlomon's Wise Choice; "
contribution, rs cents. Church-con-
tribution, $2G.C0.
st. Paul Rev W. Sampson Brooks,
D. D., pastor.-Sunday school pupils
in attendance, Sc lesson, good; con-
tribution $2.L7. A. c. League-pu-
pills in attendance, 40; subject, "Conse-
cration;" contribution, 80 cents.
Church-serviCes, 2; attendance, fair;
contribution, $41.43.
Payne chapel, Rev VIM. Flagg, d.
D., stor.-Sunday school pupils in
attendance, 35; lesson good; contri-
button, so cents. A. c. League-pupils
in attendance, %; contribution, 40
cents. p. M, funeral Church serv-
ices, 2; contribution, $1725.
Salem, Rev. l. j. Edwards, PASTOR
Sunday school pupils in attendance,
&c: lesson good; contribution, %
cents. A. C. E., blank. Church
services, L. contribution, 1925.
st. Luke, Rev r. U. Ferguson, pas
tor.-Sunday school pupils in attend
ence, II; lesson good; cntribution, OF.
A. c. E. League-pupils in attendance,
60; contribution, 4c. Church services,
2; contribution, $500
Bellview, Rev. J. W. Talley, pastor.
Sunday school, blank. Church
services /; weather, bad; contribution,
IS cents.
st. Paul (Columbia) Rev. l.. S.
Howard, pastor Sunday school pu-
pills in attendance, Is; contribution,
blank. Church services 3; attendance,
poor; contribution, $1S.39.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-11

Novella Matthews and Mr. Vaulx.
Inc oeitmoAy was performed by Mr..
George North. = Miss Brucie Mai
ewing presided at the organ, while
the beautiful maids, the flower and
the pillow bearers and maids of hon
or marched down the aisles, followed
by the bride and groom with their
trail bearer, little Mamie Taylor,
made a beautiful picture which all
seemed to appreciate and enjoy.
Much credit is due Miss Matte B.
Topp for the manner in which she
trained her party of young people,
DAVIDSON COUNTY INSTITUTE.
The Teachers monthly institute of
this county met last Saturday with a
good attendance. Quite a number OF
the city teachers we-s present. The
Office of Secretary being declared va
cant, Miss LOWE Blake was elected
TO ill the position. The minutes Of
the last meeting were read and APP
proved. The regular program was
then taken up. Prof e. B. Buford's
subject on English and American Lit
erature was quite interesting and
| thoughtful In the absence Of Miss
Georgia Jolly, who was assigned the
subject on Primary reading, Prof. j.
2. Crawford came forward with his
work on pronouns. He made some
important suggestions, among which
were the following: Every teacher
should be very proficient in every sub
ject he teaches, adding that few
present a more sorrowful spectacle
than that of a teacher before a class
lacking in proper knowledge of the
subject in hand. He urged upon the
teachers not to be responsible for the
failure of pupils by not properly in
| structing them. He also made it
clear why it is best to always reason
from the known to the unknown in
the mental development of pupils
Profs. E. W. Benton and j. B. Bate
followed Dr. Crawford in a few we'll
chosen words in commentator of his
instructions
Superintendent Prof. W. G. Ander-
son informed the teachers that the
examination questions prepared as a
test for pupils were in the hands Of
Board of Education, and would reach
the teachers of various schools in a
few days.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-11
sTRoupsvILLE SOCIAL.

Quite number of young people
gathered at the home of Mrs. Amelia
Ross at Stroudsville, Tenn, on We'd
nesday evening, December 2, to at
tend a social given them by club of
Young men composed OF Messrs. Bud
Darden. Frank Ross, Ed Ross, Ed
Williams. Horace Bartlette and Jim
King. Games and dancing were the
Features of the evening. A delightful
menu was served. At late hour all
Retired to their homes after express
ing themselves as having spent an en-
.loyable evening.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-11
MARRIAGES.

Elijah H. Fields and Zela M. Her
man.
Finis Wade and Adelaide Hargrave
John Harris and Gerdie Peaks.
j. Bell and Pearl Sanders.
Nose Robinson and Katie Lee
Drew.
Henry Wray and Fannie Carr.
William Demoss and Ella Martin.
Sol Hendrix and Cordie Clark.
Ivory Foster and Icy Hughes.
Grave C. Kimbro and Florence Blu
chanan.
Will Wood and Addie Hayes.
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ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

Mrs. Lizzie Mcbride, of 1928 Eighth
avenue, North entertained at dinner
Sunday a few friends. Mrs. Mcbride
served a four-course dinner These
present to partake of the Inequalities
were Mr.. Frank Parchal, Hugh Box
Geo b. Yowell, Herbert and Fred Nc.
Bride, Misses Wilma Johnson and b
O, Patterson ''''N =