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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08
Pointed ~Paraoranhs.
From the Chicago News

FTOm the Chicago News.
It's q corking good thing to bottle
APP your wrath.
No, A1onzo, beads OF sweat are not
classed as ornaments.
Fear of consequences keeps a lot OF
me In the straight and narrow path.
Gossip is due to the fact that the
world contains more takers than
thinkers.
The rainy day skirt was never in
tended for the tall woman with a
stately stride.
Probably a woman doesn't care to
tell her age because she knows that
nobody will believe her.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08
Al OLD TIMER
Has HAD Exrerie.ees.

aEMEEaSw1
a woman who has used Postum
since II came upon the market knows
from experience the wisdom Of usins
Postum tn place Of coffee ii one VALVES
health and 9 clear brain. She i
q the time Postum was first nut
IL a market | WAS suffering from
nervous dyspepsia, ana my physician
snad repeatedly told me not to use tea
or coffee. Finally / decided 10 take
his advice and try Postum. / got !
3packaEe and had Il carefully prepared.
hndtng 4 delicious to the taste. SO I
continued It's use and very soon its
beneflcial effects convinced me of III
value. for / got well Of my
ness and dyspepsia.
husband had been drinking cot
z AZ his life Until ii had arectsd
No nerves terribly, and persuaded
MIN toSehift III Postum II was easy
~ ket him tomake fhe change. tor
sehes Roatnm - ~ delicious.A Il cer.
sfainly worked wonders Tor him.
scon learned That Postum dos
saos aexhilAEAte ~ depress and dos NOT
aattmnlate,s but steadily ana henestly
sstrsngthsns the nerves. and ths, stom.
!. long story short. our n.
geire 9a1ntly continued is pse Postum
Mith s~atisfyirg results, ii shown IN
spAr AnescOnditi0n health. ma -
hare notice. rather T~nerv.cfsxd ~.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08
He Knew tho Classification.

The vigiIant custom house officer was
eight on his job.
Who is In your party?'3 he de-
manded Of the fur collared theatrical
manager.
THE English pony ballet that / am
bringing to New York" the manager
responded.
Admitted free as antiques" said the
Inspector briskly, as he turned to the
next arrival.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08

-Ghimpnnxees bring high prices in
london, nlthough--or perhaps because
they ar. greatly In demand for pets,
Not long ago one 4 sold to a wom-
M for $6a5. Some OF these animals
ere exceedingly intelligent. Two res
rKa ones are possessed by o
names are Dsnnh and Daisy. n
6sfinsng light Of the pair lis Dinah. who
zoos elementary r,ee1iework-very ele-
mentury, but ncedlework. Dinah also
goes out with her mistress in the mos
VT .car.snnd pays visits. clad in q be-
geoua red bodice and cont.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08
CHAPTER XVI.
THE MOB AT HELLER's Gal

CHAPTER XVI.
THE MOB AT HELLER'S GAP.
Il Squire Hartswick was first of al
q man of action. He struck. when tn
Iron was hot and he struck hard. H
formed his theory instantly and acte,
instantly. Rose was III: the shock a
the fire had unbalanced her: she wa.
not responsible for her behavior. Dr.
kuack, the family physician, who wa.
consulted within an hour after tn,
scene at the store. confirmed tn,
theory. BY no means u she sta,
for the funeral; it might upset hel
completely. She must have change o.
scene. and above all, expert treatment
and care. Therefore on the very nex1
morning her father took her to Pitts
burg. where her mothers sister resid.
ed. and secured for her a trained
nurse. and the best medical counsel
IN the city. 1t was useless for her to
protest or resist; 1t was her fathers
will.
I. Thus moved the tragedy, and In the
interiudes h chorus on egg crate and
biscuit o commented and con5ec-
tured and philosophical. The squire,
strangely enough, sided now with Lem
Fisher. Rose clearly had been SPELL
bound; h had been hacked by the
t,arthings; and it was driving her to
physical ruin and madness. It was ike
hypnotism, he ayerred. she was al the
mercy of the Paintings, and was not
IN the least responsible for her words.
The squire. however, talked very lit
Tie yet all took tote that the b1aeE
look on his face deepened with ever
lay. He studied ahsoroedIv the DE-
tails of he Keichiine murder and Of
every n of the robberies. He was
absent for days at q time To tns,ss
RAO knHw him Thlya -r~,tl --r-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08

Canton CChina) merchants at homa
and abroad have formed q navigation
3associatlon with S4,000,0 600 capital, to
surance company.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08

With the cutsass q front closing II
stlil necessary. but 1t Ii one which re-
9usres considerable thought IN order
% conceal 1T outline.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08
WARM ICES.
Self Freezino IL. cr..m

Articles needed for the purpose: A
iarge wooden bucket-the kin candy
IS shipped in will do-a wooden paddle
with long blade, which you can make
yourself, and a can of the same shane
ana material as hat CT a real freezer,
put the lid, which must be deep and
Ilght hitting, should have a broad
handle extending across it, which is
convenient to hold the can with while
turning and shaking it in fast motion
curing the process of freezing. Have
this made for the purpose at a tin shop.
Hrepare the custard for the cream in
the ordinary way, adding milk or
cream, sugar and flavor for the desired
quantity. When cooling the custard.
10 not allow it to stand in a tin ves-
SCI, as there would be danger of poi
sonlng from the tin. When mixed and
cooled, put the mixture In the can,
pace IN the wooden bucket, after first
PACKING a layer of crushed ice and salt
IN bottom of bucket. Then pack hard
win a layer Of salt and one Of crushed
Ice, alternately, until near the top Of
can. Before placing on the lid stir the
cream constantly for Ave m
Ihen place h lid on and cover with
n ice and salt. Set In a cool place.
cover the entire bucket with several
lolds OF blanket or carpet. Leave for
an hour, then carefully remove lid that
No salt VIII drop In, and dislodge with
~, - oANNIftS frozen cream
about h bottom and sides Of can. Stir
ana shake the cream until It is like
thick lather. The longer you beat the
cream at this 1uncture, the smoother
VIII the cream be. Now repack with
me ice n salt, and cover all with the
should have a car OF delicious ice
cream.
Strawberry Pineapple leo.
Bon one and one-half pints Of water
WITH one and one-half cupfuls OF sugar
Ior IL minutes. or until 1t becomes a
rlch syrup. Take and one-haR cup
5luls OF 1inely shredded pineapple
l1resh), sprinkle with three tablespoon
.uis graduated sugar: let stand mice
pox one,half hour and mash trough
a eolander. Crush two and one-haif
cupfuls fresh, clean berries with a sii-
Yer FORK, Y with three tablespoon
LUIS granilated sugar; let stand in ice
cheesecloth. Add strained ~pineapnia
ana to hot syrup; mix
well and let stand one hour In coo1
place. II fruit is not quite acid use
Juice one-half lemon. Freeze. using
three parts Ice to one part salt.
Crushed Strawberry Water.
A delicious drink may be mada fro,c
crusned strawberries. water. and SUI
gar: this also clears the comnlexinn
acting on liver and bowels.
-
Rhubarb Tea,
Boil two pounds OF rhubarb stal,ss.
Well sliced for an hour In d GUAR az
water. strain. add juice OF one lemon
and sugar 70 taste after 1t is cold.
-
jelly Watsr.
Take genuine ieIly OF any fr,,tt 80.
ike, sweeten and dissolve In water.
keep IN q cool place or on Ice.
-
Cherry Drink.
Mash IL or Is sour cherries. storA
and all, in a glass, pour on water iii
me glass is two-thirds full; add sugar
Currantads.
Press juice from ripe currants.
strain; to each pint add one pound az
best white sugar: add water to tnxfa
strain, and bottle, and keep cool.
With the cuisasa a frcrt ctnst.-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08

It's a good thing never to give your
card 70 Q beggar who promises to re-
turn your loan Of SO cents or ST. re-
marked a New York clergyman the
other day. Not long ago." he con-
tinued. "a man In clerical clothes called
~ me, presented the card OF a min
lister out on Long Island, and borrowed
enough money TO get home on He
asked for my card. promising to re-
3vurn the moun promptly, and that
was the last I heard of him until /
learned that he had been arrested and
sent 70 jail in q nearby town fol-
swindltng. As MY card was the only
ono ound OF him, he was doeReted In
y name. 4 discovered In the newspa,
spers that was behind the bars with
out knowing it..
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08
currantade.

Fress the juice from ripe currants
strain; to q pint add one Mound az
pest white sugar: add water to tasta-
strain, and bottle, and keep cool.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08

Acting Poiioo Captain AUGUST
kuEne, who has begun to serve a
3o-day sentence for contempt Of
court, for ph~oto9raphins Frank
Jenkins, banker. after an injunc-
ton had been issued forbiddinu
him taking the accused mans pic
ture: CAPTAIN kuhne is the first
OF . New York police officers to
suffer imprisonment for photo-
graphing persons arrested before
they. have had a hearing before q
magistrate.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08
Cherry Drink.

Mash IL or Is sour cherries. Stone
n all, in a glass, pour ON water mi
the glass is two-thirds full; add sugar
to suit the taste.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08
jolly Water.

lake gennine Jelly OF any fruit you
keep IN q cool place or on Ice.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08

Boil two pounds Of rhubarb stall.s.
sliced for an hour In d quart 81
water. strain. add juice OF one lemon.
ana sugar TO taste after 1t is cold.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-07-08
Strawberry Pineapple ice.
Crushed Strawberry water.

delicious drink may be made from
crushed Strawberries. water. and an
gar; this also clears the complexion.
acting on liver and bowels.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
A MAlL oRpER ToWN.

Tho Jewel tKanJ Republican says
q would like to see a whole county
settled eutir ly by mail order people
and see what would happen. The
stores would stand Il as long as they
could and then move away Banks
would close their doors newspapers
have 10 quit. the hotels 80 out Of bus
mess, mechanics move away: schools
ana churches dwindlo; sidewalks 20
to wreck buildings would be vacated
imprinted and dllapidated; strangers
would take one look and flec Isn't
that precisely what would happen II
an entire county was populated with
people who bought everything in Chi
cago? Who would buy a farm so To-
Gated? BE a friend TO your home
town and It will be a friend to you.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02

de vii b. received ny the sewer
cmmIltee 81 the city o. Payetiel
fef che construction Of Sewerage
yem ia Sewer Dilriet No.
laaoui four and one half miles Of
IS Is hneen inch pipe with ueces.
mfy appprieneneesl Bids will be
ayod sin II o'clock noon. Thurs.
6a netembef 9th. 1909 Plans and
latagons and Information may
- obtained 81 The City Clerk or r..
81 Wood sewer engineer Payette,
idaho upon a deposit Of live dollars
hleb sin b. returned 20 all parties
eklae BID and roturalng plans Al
biss aaal be- accompanied BY cartl,
ilea check for ten per cent Of tho
amoaul 81 tho bll a. guarantee Of
m ialth The sewer committee re-
erfsa ihs right 70 reject any and
hH bide I. Il. WOODWARD.
GEORGE REzAC.
r. W. EQUALS.
Committee.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
PoRrIA cLUs MEETING.

The Portia Club met at the Com
mercial Club rooms Nov 23. Dur
ing the regular business meeting a
unanimous vote of thanks was tender
ed to Mir. Brown. editor Of the En-
terprise, for his kindness in printing
the badges gratuitously.
a Relief and Aid Committee was
appointed consisting of MIS- Nc
Glinchey, Mrs. Baker aud Mrs. Mamie.
Any cases of need viii be promptly
investigated and relieved if The above
named ladies are notified.
Immediately after adjournment tea
and waters were served by the Pres
ident and Secretary. Next meeting
December 6. SIS
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
A uNlrEn cIrY

- ~ - ~ -
II is a well known fact that any
city or community to be successful
and secure the largest measure Of
good in the way Of municipal improve
ments must be united. The results
of the special election shows that the
residents Of Payette are united for
the upbuilding Of the city and that
consequently there will be no bar to
the progress that can be made Be
fore the election time and again the
charge was made that the west side
or Ward No. would defeat the sew
er bonds, largely on the argument
that the district had not been made
large enough to include them at the
present time. The counting of the
votes on that side of the track proves
beyond doubt that there was no
foundation for those reports whatey-
er. There has always been a dispo-
sition on the part of a very few to
allude to that ward as the reservation
and In measure insinuate that
there was a division line as it were
drawn between the two sections of
the city and by this means seek to
cause discord largely to serve their
own personal ends. But the broad
minded residents of that ward by
their votes on one of the greatest
municipal improvements ever under,
taken in Payette refute these'charges
emphatica.ly. Ninety-seven for and
fifty against. With just three more
votes in favor Of and the West ward
would have given the necessary two
thirds majority to have been carried
in favor of the bonds. This in the
face Of the fact that there were those
who said that the voters over there
would vote two to one against 1t
simply means that Payette as Who'll
is for greater and better city. That
there is no east side or west side.
Just Payette emphatically united for
improvements. The resi-
dents Of the West WarI are to be
and their attitude sim
ply carries out the forecast made by
Hon. B. p. Shawhan at the mass
held shortly before the cleo
ton. At that meeting the statement
was made that the third ward would .
defeat the bonds. In speaking on the
improvement Mr.. Shaw
han said regarding the supposed at
Litu1e of the westsiders Il do not be-
ieve it is fair to the residents of
that ward to presume for one momel
that they are against the bonds.
have never liked the attitude taken
by some in calling the west side the
and of always taking the
stand that they were against the east
side and of trying to draw line be-
ween the two sections of the city.
believe they are just as progressive
ind will support any improvement
ust as emphatically as any other
ward and think it high time. that such
ak and argument should be drop
led. The results of the election are
n line with Mr.. Shawhan's argument
md is highly complimentary to the
lass of citizenship on the west side.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02

! The employees OF the mte e. D. Ar.
niour always referred tn him as the
old man This was not so mnrA the
result of habit amoug workmen OF
calllcf ihrir employer the cld man
as au ecceu'ririty oi the "old man
himself When he wanted 20 give uid
anonymously he snld That's truW
the odd man Many gifts went ont OF
bis pocket under the signature OF "rhe
Old Man"
young girl went To the business
office OF The great packing concern one
day to report the Illness OF friend
who worked as a steuogr0pher IN the
Office Mr. Armour happened to stand
near aud overheard the girls request
for an advance IN her frleud's salary
with which TO pay the doctors bin.
Thrustlng his thumb into his vest
pockct-that pocket which seemed u
mint of greenbacks-h banded the girl
roll Of bills
Take thut 70 your friend" he said,
then adding 20 relieve the girls aston.
ishmeut, Tell her the old man sent
t."
Before the girl could thank him he
was gone, but just as she left the
building be again appeared aud find
inc her gone, hurried hatlcss into the
street.
Herr, here, / forgot something.
be called
The cir, turned back, aud without a
word Mr.. Armour pressed something
into her hand She booked down Il
was a twenty dollar bill
Mr.. Armour had decided that his
gift was not sufficient aud FASTENED 10
increase Il.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02

i A cellar cave h the best place for
the incubator n Il Is operated IN hot
weather
Even with but few birds II Is
worth while to use trap nests and
know which ones are paying their
board
7 Bath water IN abundance Is as good
Tor ducks as dust bath for hens Breed.
Ing ducks especially should be Amply
provided
Encourage the fowls TO follow tho
pillow when breaking the sod. They
VIII pick up many worms and bugs
that would otherwise lniurc the crop
planted and convert them Into eggs,
More careful attention should be
given 70 the dressing packing and
shipping Of poultry on the farm than
Is generally done, Uniformity Is one
great thing with market poultry, aud
generally the most salable Is the me.
dunn sized bird having q plump aud
shapely body
Young turkeys are very delicate
nnd must be handled very carefully
IN order 10 raise good percentage %
the brood They are better cared for
when away from the older birds than
with them since the Older ones are
such lnycterate wanderers that many
Of the little ones are lost
Plenty Of exercise Is necessary for
little chlc IA. but Il Is not best to allow
them TO run Ia The tail grass before
thc dew has dried away They should
hc Kept IN the coop until after s a, tn;
then they can be turaed out and al
lowed 70 run II It h not desirable to
allow the hen 20 run. stretch long
wire and dc The hen 20 ring, So she
can rass from one end Of the wire TO
the either
Not moro than fegty hens should be
kept ia run Thirty would DO much
better The larger the dock Is the
sooner they cicar en- the suripcc foot
purhg the priag apd summer. where
fowls have On, free range % the farm,
ihcre q plenty ~ room for large
frek. but when fowls are limited IN
their runs the fiocks must be smaller.
lniess other conditions are suppiNi
4 large sock win cat up the profits
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02


u Is al very well tor "a German doe.
Ter 10 prescribe hearty laughter as a
rrbedy tor ucrvVus discusses. but per.
haps b. viii also b. good enough a.
tell as where We are 20 set the lsgre-
difnts for his prescription
uue tunno, well sli down and laugh
'tlii the tesrs run down the cheeks" at
noihlng ai ull. however anxious 60
fure severe attack Of neualgla
When one comes 10 think of Il. few
lhlngs make one laugh 70 this extent
aud what d enc persons meat where
bllarlty Is concerned may prove so
poisonous 10 another as 70 plunge him
% the very depths OF depression.
There ure people who viii double up
with merrlment when they see some
one else fa,i down a alght OF steps.
and afierwnrd describe Il as "the fun.
nlest thlnr they ever saw" but most
nervous patients probably would not
laugh az an II IN order 20 effect
cure an attempt were made TO excite
their hllariiy by throwing relatives
and servants down stairs. Nerve spe-
cialists who adopt the laughter cure
viii have either TO practice Glowing
pr keep trained fools to set their pa.
Henss "in roar"-Lady's Pictorial
Wanted ookkeeper at Payett,
Steam Laundry.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02

thoroughbred breeding stock for
sale, Bronzo Turkeys and White
Rock cockerels Harry Lewis. Ind.
phone, 47t2
For Sale. One small safe at bar
gain J S, Thurston
Wanted so shares In Farmers
Cooperative Con-. f. Albert,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02

80 you want the privilege OF voting
for people Of whom you approvey'
'No." answered the suGragette. II
desire the satisfaction Of publicly re-
fuslng to vote for people whom don't
Observation-Disclosures star
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
The WEATHER

U. S Signal Office Fayette, Ida
For the week ending Dec.
. p, m.
Maximum temperature, 81 date
so
Minimum temperature y date
2S aud
Mean temperature 36.5
Precipitation, total u
Greatest precipitation in "a
hours, .16
Clear days, L.
Partly cloudy, 3.
Cloudy days l
Prevailing direction of wind
North.
A. +. ALLEN, Observer.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of McWilliams Brothers conduct
ing a general horse sale stable has
this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Henry McWilliams retiring
from the business and Austin Nc.
Williams continuing the same. All
bills against the firm will be paid by
Austin McWilliams and all bills due
the firm should be paid to him.
AUSTIN McWILLIAMS.
HENRY MCWILLIAMS.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST
Advertised letters for week end
ing Nov. q, 1909.
LADIES
Lewiss, Mrs. Anna
GENTLEMEN
Adams, A. H.; Derrick. NJ. j.; Gaslin.
John; Landrton. Casper; Mattock. H.
B.; Sugarfoot, Benz: Smith, Henry;
little, j. w; vitam, Louis
Parties inQuiring for the above
please say advertised.
Bert Venable, Postmaster,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02
Meal For Hoes.

The following meal mixture for hog
feeding Is recommended by contom
porary Oats, finely ground 80 per
cent; barley. finely ground. 20 per
cent; shorts, 20 per cent; oilmeaI, 20
per cent
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02

Wanted Bookkeeper at Payette
Steam Laundry.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-02

Furl Furl What fur2 Cat fur
to mako Kitten Brooches. Hughes,
cash price paid for all kinds Of nars
also pay cash for the bounty.
asia c. S. DAVIS. Caldwell, Ida.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-25
woman. ThrimiaE experience.

CREsToN, Ia, Jan. A-(special miss
Ann Barnard of Oseeola met with a thrill
ing experience recently at her home in
that city. After having returned from
church and entered her home she was sud
denly aecosted by a masked man who held
a pistol to her face and commanded her 10
take her wraps and follow him and TO
make no effort to secure help whatever.
Leading her by the hand with the pistol
held close 10 her he led her across the
street and when near one OF the school
buildings put his pistol up and drew a
knife. threatening to cut her throat II she
made the slightest resistance. He then at
tempted to lead her toward a yiaduct, when
she broke way from him ana ran with all
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-25
PorrAwArTAM1E srELLERs WIN
Garry on Majority of Prises In Com
test with shelby.

test with shelby.
Representatives OF the Pottawattamie
county rural schools carried off the hon
ors and defeated Shelby county in the inter
county, spelling contest held at Avoca, Fri
day evening. Martha Frohardt. one of the
pupils OF the Pottavattamie schools, proved
to be the champion speller and won first
prize. The second. fourth. seventh, eighth
and ninth prizes wers alEo won by Potta-
wsttamie county. Shelby captured the
third. fifth. sixth and tenth prizes. The
prize winners were:
F1rst-Martha Frohardt. Lewis township,
prize ,4.
second-Henry Mammen, Hardin town
Third = porthea Lsngenfeld, Shelby
FourthEEiia Rock, Knox township.
%FifthIaracs Larsen. Shelby county
s~txth-Ruth Langenfeld. Shelby county
seventh-Giadys Clifford, wsveland. prize
Eighth. Ninth and T~enth-MabeI. Cross;
ley, Garner; Flora Ronk, Grove; Mabel
Jacobsen, Shelby county; pri1es. u each
The contest war held in the pavilion In
which the Western Iowa Short Course was
conducted and was witnessed by a crowd
that taxed the capacity OF the structure.
The Judges were F. f. Lark. county sup
erintendent ot Monona county; Mrs. B. A.
johnson, county superintendent OF Cass
county, and ella M. stearns. county super
intsndent Of Audubon county. Prof. Henry
p. Nielsen. superintendent OF the Harlan
aools, and Prof. c. NJ. Parker, superin-
tendent OF the Oakland schools, were the
p~ronouncers. Prof. &. r. jackson, county
superintendent of Pottwattamie county
presided.