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The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11
Some Questions Answered by Uncle 10.

nicely. 1t is the rule to allow nina
square feet to each fowl. but th,.
size IS large enough
CD No. Black on tail or wings ..
Objectionable. but not a disqualIfica.
ton.
t4) Good sound grain. beef scran
or green cut bone and an abundance
of green food. UNCLE 10.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11

have been made; but the conditions
were not such as TO make sure that
there was no error, that some other
hen did not help to make the record
OF two eggs per day.
Many say that mites will not stay
on roosts OF cedar or sassafras wood.
but my own experience does not
lead me 10 believe that such is the
case. Scantling OF 2x&'s that have
been plancd smooth on every side
and edge and laid down on tho wide
aide Ii a very practical roost. Its
smoothneas does not leave good
breeding places for mitea: and since
there are no rough places. the roosta
can be easily treated with coal oil
or some OF the commercial NIT.
killera.
Note that success with poultry
does not mean merely the ability 10
hatch and raise chickens. hu; that
winter cs.s should be the source of
much O. the pro.i; from tho bust
ness; also. that IA early "a aprlng
and all along through tho summer
one should have In m!nd that au
effort sill hc made 10 get csgs In
winter. Starting a hen AR pullc;
tpw.erably n pu!l.,b into winter un-
der conditions that enable her To lay
winter eggs cannot be accomplished
II ths; idea ls ignored I'LL winter ar
rive#. Develop and aclccs ,hr w!a.
Ter layers full early.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11

Another batch of queries relative
to chickens have found their way to
my desk. and | will try to answer
them Mt once.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11

Just little more light would have
helped mo solve this problem more
accurately. though from the knowl-
edge havr.I think III. whole trouble
due 10 feeding too early after hatch
ing Too much stress cannot DO laid
ON this all-impor,ant poin; In poul-
Try culture Thirty 10 forty hours
after Matching Ia plenty soon io feed
II Won want strong. healthy. vigorous
ehIrka Immune from all diseases TO
which all little chicks arc subject.
You are doing chick Kindness by
no, feeding too soon Nature has
provided In tho yo.k of an egg NIL
that n young chick requires In the
way Of food for at least shrc. dayH
after Matching. and ! have known
caH.a. under my own observation.
her. chick has lived for ten days
without eating tnnrarl. though wa.
Ser waN supplied. Th.s. ca#ra arc
hero chicks have he~n hatchei
blind and could not w.- so cat They
were ltlird ON The tenth aay to put
'hsm out %. misery. When little
chicks arc led too early II docs not
show i,srlf a, one~. hu, from the
ntuth tn toursurnth dat II ap-
pcaYa In various forms. iiarr hoca be-
tng sar tnnAi common Sometimes
they stand and alerr aud sleep and
die Another form IL partial pa
ya'yRtss usually Of The neck or l-ga
ctslaT motion Thtna tho raua. of
thc trouble In your Gas. aas tuo
early feeding. and The remedy ties
ai;h the ono ~hn carra for IN. chick
rn@ ~ your house
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11
Don't Feed Too Early.

The first question reads thus:
Can you tell me what to do for my
chickens? when they get about two
weeks old they die. and their heads
twist clear around. Also can you
give me preventative"
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11

This IN - ais"aac largely confined
to the South And by III. same token
II speaks very badly for III. sanitary
conditions about nom- home farms.
As 1, has been demonstrated beyond
dunh, that the disease 10 caused by
fowls eating maggo,a from dccaying
animal ar vegetable matter, though
there ar" n few caa-n known where
The trouble has been traced 20 tho
eating Of certain sraa.m OF fertilizer.
with ;hia disease III. fowl ioa.# all
control OF tn. neck and II hangs
loosely down. III. head often resting
on III" ground. promp, action Ii
necessary ar all affected birds will
die, Civ. four or Hvo drops OF tur-
p"n'in" In teaspoonful OF water.
ON. doaa is usually sufficient. AN IL
kills at once the parnait. adh.ring
The neck A thorough look over the
chicken range for dccaying matter
would be advisable.
Managing Hun Plymouth Rocks.
And third. and fnaily. here are
four questions:
90 What kind OF roosta do Bun
Plymouth Rocks need7
90 How large house To accom-
modate thirty chiekenae
CD Doca II disqualify them To
HAY" black In tail or wingsr
tb What shalt feed To make
them lay?"
tD Low. broad rooats.
CD 4 house l2Ai6 will answer
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11
Are You u Happy Poultry R.iser7
Pleasant Wok II You Take Yield.
Every ~ he Year.

OF beautiful, standard colot~d hisds
The trees arc divided. aome apple.
pear. peach. walnut. each beautiful
but distinct variety. wrtu shry mix-
cd. much ~ their brausy would hr
lost SO IL In with chickens Uar
variety In good and useful. hat 10
mir ,hcm wo afc aut- in lose some
al their good po,nts. 4 fca well
cared for will pay we!l. tn try 10
keep more than sc can conveniently
care for means lnaa aoca ut com.
family With groceries. halt tn. mum.
brr OF rur.rhrcis will supply the
groceries and many Of tho iuxurl~#.
Then. Too. poultry work tn an inter
emtln. and pi.aaan, occupation To
hatch The doany little chicks that
nr. ho cute and watch ,h~m grow
into those nice. big birds w. s~~ as
tn. fairs aud poultry shows. and then
io ace the blue ribbon on their coop.
II reward for days OF care aud watch
fuin.sa on your part.
How to isuy Jsr~csiing stack.
What others have done you can
do. Early fall pricca are lowest:
room IN then needed aud old stock
can bc bought cheap. and ,wo-year-
old stock IN best Ia breed from
There In no better mating than when
one side Of the yard In two years
old. Egga from matured hens hatch
na we'll and yield stronger chickens.
from some OF these our atrongoRt
colored birds arc hatch.d. Take
good care of the poultry and they
viii take care OF you. In ii very true
maxim.
Poultry raising is n pleasant and
profitable work Fresh eggs. nice
chickens for tho table, Fried chick
en- is good enough for any one. and
roasted chickens are great. Does II
make your mouth water 10 read
about them?
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11
Take care of the poultry. How OF.
ten VIC hear this remark. To take

Take care of the poultry. How Of
ten VIC hear this remark. To take
good care Of poultry Is not hard nor
expensive work. onls 10 do tho right
thing when IT should bc done. and
10 have regular hours for feeding.
Does not the farmer have a special
time for feeding hia cattle. horses
and hogw- Then Why shouldn't tho
poultry have their feeding hour. for
time. then will remain out on the
range until within fcw moments OF
supper time. then they come and
ARE not content until they arc fed
This Ia right Poultry tx one OF tho
most profitable kinds OF stock on tho
In daily: egga are IA good as cash
any day. and cggs can be had every
day OF the year.
Hcgin with the Kind You Like Hest.
There are NJ many varieties OF
chickens that are good and even CT
cellent layers. that tho variety ono
most iancies IL sure 90 giy. best ro.
suits: for wc learn TO car. no much
for them they are sur. 10 have tho
best OF care. Comfortable houses.
pure water. plenty OF sound grain.
clean houses free from vermin. be-
slowed upon the right sort OF chick
ems. will repay many times. The
right sort OF chickens mean pure
bred stock mated properly.
II you wish 10 begin on small
scale. get trio OF chickens. Tho
foundation OF most OF our successful
poultry farms has been trio of
chickens or setting OF eggs.
Pleasing the Fancy.
Think Of the fancy side OF the
question: hens that can pass through
the show room. win ii blue ribbon.
then have close TO 200 eggs To her
credit In one year. Some do even
better than this, but this is great,
Then the pleasure Of owning IA flock
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11
Wants to Know How tn Get Rid Of
Musk hats.

Mcssrs. Editors: | won't to know
how 10 get rid OF musk rats. Can
you or some OF your readers tell me
the beat way! l.. T.. II.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11

Add secondly. og~ reads. ''won's
''ncic 10 pleas" send mr n remedy
tor timber sn-vkf''
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-07-11

1) Low. broad rooats.
Cd 4 house IL \ IL will answer
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1908-10-16
okFUskEe COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
A Strictly Colored Mans Town.
5OO--lOTS EOR SALE--5ao


This town is situated % miles
east from Boley, the largest and
best Negro town in the world and
Is on the TT. Smith and Western
alroad
Plenty farmers made from one
to two bales of cotton to the acre
in the past year. Good water, plcn.
ty hay, and good amount OF forest.
Any thrifty man can come and make
good honest living free from the
many set backs found in the south
crn country. We need settlers and
that bad.
These lots cost you from $35 to
5000 each; 25xl40 sold one fourth
down and balance on easy monthly
payments. Good titles to any and
all lots.
We have 400 residents, postof.
fee, several stores, all run by col.
ored men. Come now while there
are many inducements TO good farm.
ers. Plenty land to sell, lease or
rent Call or write,
w. l.. JACKSON,
Townsite Manager and Owner
Clearview. Okla.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1908-10-16

Got to ID. Richards Barber SHOP
at 224 S. md street for first-class
work. First.class workmen and sat
ID. RICHARDSON, Prop.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1908-10-16
A. r. NORRIS SHOE SHOP.

Boots and shoes made and re-
naired. First class workmanship.
TRY me and you will be satisfied
Gail AT nv shop on Emporia Street,
next door to Browning's store.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1908-10-16

Queen City mstallment House buys
and sells new and second hand FUR
niture, stoves and all household
goods. Phone 1860. No. III South
Main street.
For Sale.
Lot 100 feet front, two houses on
the lot one four room house and
one two room house. Houses ren.
SIS per month. Good location high
and level. Lot in block 2S5 Mus
kogee price $4,000. See or write
w. II. Twine, Jr., Box G, Muskogee'
Oklahoma.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1908-10-16
FOR SALE.

Broom house and 80 IT. lot close IN,
s65O0O.
Tworoom house and lot for $4,000
Lot in Factory Addition, $I5.0o.
Lot in Lincoln Park, $4,000.
Write w. II. TURNE. Box G. Mus
kOgee. Okla.
AGENTS WANTED-l6x2O crayon
portraits, 40 cents, frames 10 cents,
and up, sheet pictures one cent each'
You can make 400 per cent profit or
s36 per week. Catalogue and sam
pies free.
FRANK w. WILLIAMS COMPANY.
1908 w. Taylor st. Chlcago' Ill
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22
APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA.

The following Ordinance was adopted by
the Council of the Town 81 Appalachia
Virginia. aud approved 10y It's Mayer ON the
9TH day of April. 1908, aud ordered adver-
tised In accordance with the Acts 81 the
General Assembly governing the same.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22

Mr. and Mrs. Sid Case are
visiting relatives in Gate City |
Mrs. Laura Hart and baby |
are visiting friends in Appa-
lachia
il. Mullins moved into his
new home Tuesday.
Miss Lura Willis, of the Gap,
spent Wednesday in town
Mrs. Joe Potter, Mrs. Baker
and Mrs. Body were up from
the Gap last Wednesday.
Ben Adams has returned
with his family from Kentucky.
Misses Mollie Tate and Laura
Lee. of East Stone Gap. and
T.. b. Tate spent Saturday with
friends at Oiinger.
Rev. ]. X. Haynes, of Coe-
burn, preached in town last Sun
day.
The closing exercises of the
public school will be held next
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Callie Templeton was
home from college 70 spend
Easter Sunday.
r. B. Beatty was down from
/ Norton Friday.
Mrs. c. G. Grove and Miss
Grove were down from Stouegs
last Thursday.
Mrs. Ernest Crizer and chile
spent Wednesday with friends
at Norton.
Hal. r. Whitehead and Jane
Fleming, OF Norton, were il
, town last week.
Mrs. George Bently, o
Preacher. and Mrs. Morris, o
Osaka, were in town Friday.
Misses Maude Anderson an
, Josephine Hull, Of Bristol. wer
in town Friday enroute TO MOI
ton TO spend Easter wit
friends.
Miss Annie Kerr Tompkir
. was visiting friends in Ri
- Stone Gap Monday.
Maude Pippin fell while pla,
ing bali on the school grouu
: last Wednesday, breaking h
arm just above the elbow. An
A. on the same day Henry Fro
sprained his foot while jun
ing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22
HONOR ROLL
OF The Appsisehis Public School For
The Month Of March.

First Grade, Sec. A.-None.
Sec. B.-Percy Dickinson.
Second Grade, Sec. A.-James
Cress.
Sec. B.-Troy Hodges, Den
yer Kilgore.-Mrs. +. II. Sim
mons teacher.
Third Grade, Sec. A.-May
Parsons, Sarah Jones, Ellen
Cress, Joe Dickinson, Harold
Whitehead, Carlisle Pippin.
Worthy Meution-Syl v n ] a
Cress.
Sec. B.-Virgie Baker. James
Whited. Miss Riggs, teacher.
Fourth Grade, Sec. A.-Arlen
Warren, Benny Smith.
Sec. B.-Willie Dickinson,
Susie Simmons.
Fifth Grade, Sec. A.-None-
Sec. B.-Cordia Everidge,
Ruth Whitehead. w ort h y
Mention-Beatrice II d & 5,
Willard Tompkins. Mrs. b. ).
Grimm teacher.
Sixth Grade-Mary Oliver,
Make Young. Worthy Men
tion-Iva Hale.
Seventh Grade - b e h {
w hitehead, Ida Shaffer. ANNA
Marie Grear, Brownie Polly.
Eighth Grade-None.
r.. NJ. DoUGHERTY. Prin
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22
An Ordinance

Authorizing lhc Tcle-
phone COMPANY lee u>r the public streets al
he Town 81 Appaiachia. Virginia. lar the l
purpose of placing p'iles aud electrical con
dgctor< thereon
SECTION RE nc ORDAINED by I
the Council of the Town "f Appalaehis. Viz |
snnia. that l,crni- sion l,r. ami the same b., /
hereby ganird 20 'ho
Tciepnouo C.,upanN. H. su,cc>s'rs and AZ
signs. f,r inc l,rrud ,i thirty Acass. 10 greet.
operate and naintaia lines ui Telephone
aud telegraph inciad.ig the necessary
l,nics fixtures aud electrical conductors
upon. along and over the public
r,l..ds. street. AMI highways 81 the
hiRli ~ Appalachia. Virginia. a. III bust
ness MAY ii,ln i.ur la ualV scquir.. pro
Vi,lcl that nll pulcs shall be- - nimctr,cai,
and provided lnat this ordinance shall not
be construed as granting amy company, og
person the exclusive right Ia erect. main
tain and operate lines Of telephone aud
telegraph over any streets OF highways OF
the said Town.
SECTION .. That the work of erecting
poles by virtue of this ordinance, shall be
done under the supervision If the street
Committee aud said Tel
ephone Company shall replace and properly
relay any Sidewalk ar street that may be
displaced hy the reason OF tn erection of
such poles, and upon failure OF the said
Telephone Company TO do
80. after twenty DAYS notice IN writing shall
have been given by the Mayor of the Town al
| Appalachia, Virginia, 10 said
Telephone Company, the TOwa may
repair such portion oi the sidewalk ar street
that may have been disturbed by said
Telephone Company, and col
llecf the cost 80 incurred from the said.
Telephone Company
I SlNTION 4 In consideration OF IN,
rightz and privileges herein granted, sais
Telephone Compan,
shall. u2on demand, provide one crossaru
on each pole. upon which the town at Ap
palachia. Virginia, Hay desire To attae
either fire alarm. telegraph or police telt
graph wires for the tree use of the polio
| aud fire alarm telegraph system of th
Town 81 Appalaclza, Virginia.
/ SECTION 4. sand
Telephone Company shall AZ all times L
subject 10 the Town Ordinances now
Icxisteace, OF which may hereafter be pas
Ell, relative "a the use Of the public street
By telephone and telegraph companies.
lCempSny shall indemnify the Town of Al
10 achia- Virginia. against AID assume a
hsAiiues for damages which may arise
. accrue 10 the Town OF Appaiachia, Sireini
: from any injury 60 persons or proper
lfom the tosBg u any work herein aatho
Used, or the neglect of said
Telephone COMPANY or any OF
! ep,pl.eees fe comply with any ordinance
irlat.sc e. she ase of the streets Of the -
. Town. aud the acceptance by the
. fciephons Company o. th's orr
,nancs shall l,c Az agreement by 4 20 p
y the aid Towp ~ ArpstSchiA virgin
A1v san unrssey 81 WHEN me rvz7 IA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22
APPALACHIA DEPARTMENT.

f. b. Tate, one of our young
business men, spent Sunday In
0lamorgan, where, we under
stand, he was q welcome guest
at the Bruce home.
Kauffman's big sale is at
tracing the attention not only
of Wise county people, but adj
joing counties as well, and, we
are told, is proving an immense
success.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22

bcronl laa.c i.'m or hy rcason ct such in
SECTION q. said
Tsi-nin,n, company shalt deposit with the
Tr.a -uisr oi the Town "l Appslnchin. Nir-
usnia a. h,ttil with satisfactory ~uvueS an
the -eii ii Twenty-Five Is - ou) nollar~ q"
he forfeited iu ihc Town ui Appalachia,
Virginia. should -aid
Telephone Company nii O" construct. "per-
ate and uAiuialu m p,sd uruer the tric-
i,honr system provided ior hy THIS ordinance.
and furnish efficient telephone service at
reasonable rates io the Town oi Appalachia,
Virginia
SECTION :. Tais ordinance shall bc IN
E,rcc lrnm and after it- passage. but before
this ordinance granting laid franchise shall
be effective. said Town uf Appalncnia. Var
vina. shall first. after due advertisement for
thirty davs. receive bids therefore publicly
/ in such manner a. provided by tae law IA
ae,.n dance with section, ia. 10. 81 Artl-
clio = ol ti, 4 ,nsti. utioA ot Virginia, and
Acts oi tl.c 6cnr al Assembly governing
the -.tui,.
Il s.. hereby expressly understood that
nothing ia this franchise shall be- construed
as antiug or attempting "a grant Said
relrpnolir Company the ex-
elusive fi-ht io u~,, amy 81 the said streets
and puili, highways ui the Town OF Appa-
4 lachia. virginia. ior is telegraph ar tele-
phone system, either those streets occupied
by the Ielephonc COM
n pauv hereunder, at others. ur m amy manner
preventing the said Town from granting
similar equal or greater privileges 10 any
person or companies
IL Is hereby expressly agreed and under
Stood That the SAID Tele
phone Company shall operate and MAINTAIN
suitable telephone exchange IN the Tow
: of Appalachia, Virginia. during iiic iiie "
the franchise.
And the said Town reserves the right {
! reject any aud all bids which NAV be r.
: ccived under the provisions od this Ord
nance.
Iii ordered that a copy Of this ordnanc
:, l be published once a week iar i.nlr succcsoiN
y weeks in the big Stone cap Pest, a new
paper published at Big Stone Cap Virginia
APPROVED:
A. H. Hale, Mayo
il. ATTEST:
y J. ID. LARKEy, CLERK.
y Bids on the above franchise will be :
N coived and opened 81 Appalachia. Nlrginl
Il in the Council Chamber, on the 9th LAY
- May, 1908, at 10 a. m.
e A. II. HALE. Mays
Sc april l5-l6-l9
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22
PREACHING AT APPALAcHIA.

/ viii preach at Appalachia
next Sunday 18th Sunday at
IL a. M. and s p. m, II being
my regular appointment there.
The ordination of Deacons
which was to have taken place
at Appalachia on the 22nd inst
is deferred until the night Of
Tuesday, April 2Sth.
j. q. PULLIAM,
Pastor Bapt. Church.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22

Bids on the above franchise will be re-
coived and opened 81 Appalachia. Virgins,
in the Council Chamber, on the 9th Gay ol
May, 1905, at 10 a. M.
A. II. HALF. Mayor.
april i5-l6-l9
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22

april 1869
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22

Maude Pippin feil while play.
ing bali on the school ground
last Wednesday, breaking her
arm just above the elbow. And
on the same day Henry Frost
sprained his foot while jump
ing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-04-22

a% ~ ~, 5sys : I'D ti@
,.--s',,r..sr.se SA..s..n Sscf
March -. 1908.
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Via Hagcrstown. and Pullman sleeper
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To Cincinnati and Columbus.
LEAVE NORTON-2..5 p. IN. for points
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-08

r. Harris, $li.45; r. A. caswell. sl.ss;
chas. Plnkoson. ss.O5: u. r. Hender-
son, 1851; >, D. siford. STA; J. M.
Everett, ss.70: J. NJ. Brown, 5000
IA. NJ. Baker was ordered paid one
half on clay road at Island Grove,
s122.64.
The proposition OF the Art Metal
Construction Co. to put steel files and
bookcases in vault according 70 plans
and agreement furnished the Board
at cost Of $4,000. be accepted, the
same TO be paid not earlier than
January !. 1909.
Ordered. that public road leading
from Chapman Harris place 70 James
chesnut'a via j. G. Haiie's place. be
put m a good passable condition AZ
once.
Ordered, that whereas. at the last
regular meeting Of the Board the
report OF the committee on the new
road leading from MIllard station to
wacahoota was accepted and the road
ordered posted for thirty days. aud
whereas the same having been posted
thirty days and no complaint having
boon made. il - ordered that said
road be and the same II hereby DO.
clared a public county road
NJ q. knight was appointed inspect
or Of marks ana brands for District
No. 90 High Springs.
W. G. Cobb. NJ Glenn Stringfellow
j. A. Manning y @. Tyndale and }
Y. Manning, each having complied
with the law, be granted a permit IA
carry pistol according 20 law, and
that J. A. beach haying complied with
the law. be allowed 70 carry re
peating rife.
hoard adjourned until next regnlaK
meeting
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No tuition charges " Florida stu
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catalogue and information. address
yfa ANDREW sLEDD,
PRESIDENT
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Of Fine Arts, offering instruction in
drawing. painting, piano, pipeOrssn,
violin, voice-culture, elocutiOn, and
physical culture.
Forty Florida counties and sevn
Etates represented in the enrOIlnsul
last session.
Fine new dormitory. with roOns
for one hundred and sixty girls. iusl
completed. Plans for other extensive
Improvements are already made
For further information or eaiS
logue. write to
A. A. MURPHREE
President