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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-30

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MS. Mss Eagsaia Trgs has re-
Mss Lucy Barsela has rs.,,,,.
81 non { visit in the Della.
Mr. Cha.. p. Nelson il NOV.
'ng 10 South 0xfori this week.
Mr. Curry Fur has accepted a
P's''ipn N a drug store a. Belea.
Miss Kate Skipwith en,er.ai,.,
E.IA Bridge Parry Saturday
Mrs Robsr, Fur has rs.,--ss
lrosn a wees visit 70 relative. n
TOecopo.a. ~
AF. John Woodward has A.
esp;ed a position With v. a
Sdaebeck.
Mrs J. d. Coos. and ba5v h.x.
returned from a ~eek-s viSt -
ts= country.
Dr.. Frank smith. q Cozs.vsr4
spent few days y lsse we~s
with OXFORD ts.ea5s-
Mr.. D.L Sgi.aa has r-;a--ei
from Texas GU Mrs. Sr..a- ~
Fe1z>lr 1oa-h Eager.
: &s. David C.rte- - r-.u-.-s
after an <0sezce q several vesEs
visiting Nashville friends.
The ladies' p-aye- Eee;:nr vi
be he'd w.th Nrs- Guy NcI-a-tv
Friday afternoon stfo'c,0cx.
PROT. v. r. Berry. Ct Blue
Mountain. AS the guess u NJ.
and Mrs T. ) Lesvel Tuesday.
Miss l. Y. Avaas. o. Lafave,,.
Springs : visiting relatives and
Trends here and attending tael
Normal.
Ex-senator James Gordon. a
member Of the University Board
Of Trustees, reached Oxford
Tuesday.
Dr. and Mrs. R y. LeaveIl
leave on July 9Th 70 spend the
Summer IN Tie mountains OF
North Carolina.
Col Levin Lake and grand
daUghie-.iAiss Owen, r Grenzdz
were the guess Of the CONNER
eizi Ho;e. few days this week.
hrs. Gerald fitzgerald ard
caiidren who have spent the past
month vita DR.. and Mrs Yeua-.
returned to Friars Point Satur-
day.
Supt- J. y. Powers made Two
Interesting addresses before the
Summer Normal students a. the
University chapel Monday and
Monday night.
Dr.. Casa Collier leis Mordzv
f9r Memphis. where Re goes l.
locate in the practise CT medicine
He will be associated With one Of
the leading physicians OF Men,
phis, Dr.. FRANK Jones
I'VE are PLEASED to ses-6 TIA.
Miss Christine Johnson. who has
been studying ar, in Chicago FOR
some time. mas Won the p6s:-
graduate course for maintaining
the highest grade in her class.
As a sequel she was also elected
elected prssider: Of the Alunnae
Association.
There viii be = picnic Or NJ.
D. ]. Lucas place : - niles
Norsh-ea>. Of Oxford q Tuesday,
July 9TH. Several prominent
speakers VIII deliver addresses.
\ dancing platform vii be built
and good music furnished. Every
cody invited . come and bring
DINER.
The University Sextstts. who
have Just returned from sue
cessful tour Of the State. gave an
entertainment az the University
chapel Tuesdsy night. which vas
well attended and heartily ap-
plauded. Three Oxford boys
are members Of this organization. /
Nessers. Heron, William and
Whitman Rowland.
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Rev. e Crn-i.sians Dates.

49, >7rlr-s>- Mss fr1a -.
Ses- F. Cga7I1eaars. Pc
ssdiES ei5er q the Oxscrs a.
t-scl- Announces ire fc.lsrsa.-
pan icr rs quarterly ccnf s~uee .
Oxford. July l0-II. Holly Scrn-s
JAY Is. Pots camp Jcsy i.-ls.
Red BAnSs July Ills. Wa,a-
Valley circuit jay 1921: Wa--r
Valley FIrsf Church. Iuly a..
Water Na-sy. Secon1 Chu-rH-
July ~. Pz-sS. July 1851 :
Aocevii.e. August -. Hcuv
springs cIrcuir A-ccss l3-Ig-
Waterfront AuSuss z0--l: CT
feeviLle Angus rs: Ashla-d
Septeu5Sr ST.; Grenada cirrui.
Septe-be- i0-Ii. Charleston
Sep;en5er li-I3; Grenada Seo.-
Ills; Randolph sept Ills:
ToecopoIa Sep1. -. L.aiave.te
Sp-4lSs sep 3s-15.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-30
For Sale or Rent

knight Hotel. now occupied oy
i A. Tankersley, for terms See
VI. VI. KNIGHT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-30

chsr,beriaia's Cough Remedy 5000
--,s-zutee that Il yon are no, sans
% 90 s,rsr using rwo-thirds Of a bos1le
.e..,-iinu 70 directions. yecr Money
~ - = funded. II i up 20 yoo %
- S0ld by all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-30

fvou are not satisfied after using
according TO direcrions rwo-thsrsas o.
= bottle Of Chamberlain g Srenaea and
Liver tablets yuu can have yoGr
money back The tablets cleanse and
inyigorzre the stomach improve the
licsssien- regulate the bovs1- Give
mem = fzir trial and get vel Sch
~ N aezfer~-
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TIN EAGLE 81 co ger year.
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at cured ne. /" o. LIT saved the Lie
OF NV child. = are the expressions you
hear every DIV about Chamberlain ;
rcBc. ChcIera and Dla-rheez Remedy
This Is true the world over where this
vaIuable remedy his been Introduced
No other medicine in use for dixrrhoea
or bowel complaints has received sucn
general approval The secret Of the
snece~S OF Chamherlzin's Colo, Choi-
era ard Diarrhoee Remedy i tat T
cures Sold BY In druggists
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-30
Do 1t Now.

0rfsr,E FesRE~ >keaI4 Net uss9 Uafii Il
= rsosIzte-
Tie appalling death rz,e FROM Sics-
u@T disease : due IN Eos ezse> % the
fact that the E-rle kidney truaetes are
asuzIlv Eegiec.sd until they escoEse
se-ioEs. he sight symptoms give
pIzce 70 chronic disorders and Eke sL---
ferer goes grz1E1ly goes ito the
grasp OF diabetes, dropsy, BrigaE >
Ds-esSe. gravel or some other serioo-
form Of kidney complaint
IL you suffer frozn bacxaeke, head
,zrkes, dizzy Spells; II the kidney ss<zE>
sssrs 1-e irregzlzr OF passage and IN :
nz-Ce&i in appearance. 90 mo- decay.
Il al0 the kkf1rvs AZ oaSe-
DoaE's EI6aey Pits are especially
fer kidney CiSorSss<S-Ilsss cz.-c Eserr
O-he-s fail Over one Hu7aret thoa-
sand people have recommended therz.
Here's Ease ~ hone-
J.R- Grow. SoEth street, Oxford,
Miss. saws, II have no hesitation n
Recommending Deans kidney Piits a.
they Rave been used in nv family with
the most satisfactory results Persons
who suffer from pains In the back o.
ether trouble due TO discris-ed kid
news. vii consult their own Interest
hv giving this remedy trial
For sale BY all dealers Price 81
cents. Foster SIilburn Co (, Buffalo,
View YORK, sole agents for the United
Srzte<-
Remember the azne-Dcan's-a and
take no other
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-06-30

70 E2ke same Ol >@4c ~cAS.
his rumored that Mr. walser
Hudson will be a candidate for
the Legislature in 1911. He IS .
GOOD sfaunch farmer IN Beat 2,
and Just such men we need
Rev; n. ". P. Bacon filled the
Baptist pulpit last Sunday morn
inc and evening and his sermons
we're appreciated b- large con-
grsrations on both OCCASIONS.
FoR RNT-Two story, seven
room residence on South Depot
street. Conveniently located 10
town and schools Modern con-
yeniences. Mas. c. p PLANT
A spelling match, under the
auspices Of the Daughters OF me
American Revolution, VII De
eiyen az the University Csapei
Saturday night. Everybody IN
vited. Admission 10c-
urJT. Burrow. with his con-
Wet labor. has been doing some
excellent road work leading cas-
from Oxford. The Wilson NIL,
about three miles out. which mas
snnc been a terror 10 al travellers,
I
has been leyeled and made pass
.hIe. This is in Supervisor G. l.
cteohen,s district, Who beheTes
IN r-ading down shsss iEl0ssss-
Eble barriers
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Mitchell Davidson

Mitchell Davidson died at his
home in Springfield, o., Sunday
morning at $40 O'Clock after one
years illness of heart trouble. He
was fifty-one years of age and was
the brother of Mr.. Truman Davidson
and Mrs. Charles p. Gregory of Mt.
Vernon. He is survived by his wife.
two daughters. five sons, one brother
and one sister. The fungral at Spring
field, Tuesday afternoon aC $3.50 o.
clock at the home. Interment at
Springfield.
Mrs. C. P. Gregory left for Spring
field Monday morning and Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Davidson will leave
Tuesday morning on an early train
to attend the funeral.
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A Quick wit,sd Doctor.

A French surgeon who was once at
tending Il sultan resorted to an e1 pc
dient which. although efficacious,
might have resulted In his own death.
lie had been commissioned to bleed
the grand seignior and either through
timidity or nervousness had met with
m awkward accident. The point OF
the lancet broke off In the vein. and
the blood would not flow. That point
must be got out somehow. Without
stopping to consider the consequences
to himself, the surgeon gave his high.
ness violent slap in the face. This
produced the desired effect, for sur
prise and Indignation on the part OF
his august patient put the blood into
violent circulation. The vein bled
freely. and the lancet point came out,
The bystanders were about to lay
hands ON the surgeon when he said,
First let me finish the operation and
bandage the wound" This done, he
threw himself at the feet OF the sultan
and explained his action.
The sultan not only pardoned him.
but gave him handsome reward for
keeping his wits about him In crit.
ical moment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-08
UNIFIED STATES HISTORY, INClUD-
ING CIVIL GOVfRNMlNI.

!. Name at least three of the pion.
eer leaders In the settlement of Ohio.
What specific act made each one Of
these noted?
g. VINO is Elmer Il. Brown? Theo-
dore Burton? Your National Repre-
sentative in Congress? Your State
Representative in the General AS
sembly? Your State Senator?
3. Tell the history of the admission
of Missouri as a state.
4. Give an event for 1902, 1903, 1907,
1911, 1913, 1914, 1916, 1919, 1924, and
1926.
5. Describe three political cam
palgEs prior to 1860 and give the Is
sues of each one Who were the can
didates for President?
6. Tell fully of the men connected
with the Omnibus Bill Of 1850 who
were influential in its enactment
What were the views of the leading
men on the question of this bill?
Z. How may the constitution OF Ohio
be amended? Is 1t an interesting sub
ject at this time? Why SO?
8. Trace Washington through the
Revolutionary War Account for ono
of his defeats.
9. Describe what you believe to be
the most important battle of the war
with Mexico. Why was this an inn
portant battle? Was this war import
ant? Why SO?
10. What are some of the leading
measures before the present congress?
Discuss one of them.
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!; OBITUARY :
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Mrs. Elizabeth Gamble

Mrs. Elizabeth Gamble died at hel
home near Millwood, Knox county
Ohio, on Thursday afternoon at 2:3C
O'Clock, Feb. 8, after long and pain.
full illness, surrounded by her chill.
dren who had devoted their lives tc
their mother with all the affection
of their hearts.
Mrs. Gamble had been in delicate
health for many years. She was
twice married. Her first husband
was Thomas B. Whitney. There were
five children of this union--William
Thomas, Harry, Mary Frances, who
married ~ III. Welker, and y%o is
now deceased and Mrs. NJ. B. Ander,
son. She afterwards married Mr.. c.
C. Gamble, who died several years
ago. By this union one child was
born, Miss Ina G.. Gamble, All OF
the above named children, except
Mary Frances, survive their mother
and a number of grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Mrs. Gamble was born near Dan
vile, o.. on the 18th day of August
1S43, and would have completed heI
sixty seventh year next August. She
was the daughter of William Robin
son and Margaret Robinson, who
were among the first pioneers oi
eastern Knox county.
Mrs. Gamble, In early womanhood
became a member of the Disciple
church at Millwood; she adhered tc
the faith with all the zeal and devo.
tlon OF an earnest Christian; was
faithful and devout In all of the var
led duties and walks of life, manifest.
ing an example of Christian life, q
model worthy of following.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-08
GEOGRAPHY.

l. Name three states named from
women; three states named from In.
dams; Ave cities bearing French
names; the largest city on Lake Erie;
the largest city on the Gulf OF Mexico.
2. For what commercial reasons
might you take trip to CeylonY To
Dawson? To Bahia? To Callao?
3, Draw map OF your congressional
district. Locate the county seat OF
each county; tell tho products of this
district.
4. Name the countries OF Central
America and city OF each, What
products do we use from there?
8. Bound the Mediterranean Sea.
Name and locate flve chief ports on it1
borders and name the exports OF each
port.
G. Compare France and Texas in
area. farm products, latitude and lon.
gItude.
Z. Give the climate. surface. drain.
ago and natural resources of Italy.
o. Name the countries and the cap
ltal OF each one In South America.
Which is the largest country? The
smallest one? In which ono would
you rather live and why so?
10, Explain the changes of seasons
% you would 10 sixth grade
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-08
PHYSIOLOGY.

1. Who and what are responsible for
the sickness OF your community?
What prevention can the individual
exercise to ward off many of the at
tacks OF sickness that visit your local
ity?
2. Discuss the relation between
proper breathing and good health; be.
tween proper exercise and good
health.
3. How are the bones constructed so
as to secure (a) strength, (b) light
ness, (c) elasticity.
4. Describe lymph ns to composition,
circulation and function.
s. outline the nervous system. Give
the functions of any part of It,
6. What are the injurious effects Of
alcohol upon any five different organs
Of the body?
z. Define coagulatlon, special sensa-
tion, diphtherIa, lacunae, oxidation.
s. What would you do with child
that came into your schoolroom with
hands or feet badly frosted? With
another That came from the play
ground with very bad brulse?
0. What are some of the bad habits
OF position that you can correct In tho
pupils of your school? How do you do
It?
10. How do narcotics affect the ner.
vous system? How do impure air aud
indigestion affect the nervous system?
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Entertained
With A Dinner

Miss Katherine Baker entertained
with dinner party at her home on
West Vine street Sunday. A large
number of guests were present to en-
JOY the day. Those present were the
Misses Helen Tier. Nellie Baker, Eva
Seigel and Annie Haynor of Newark.
and Miss Frances Drouhard, Annie
buckingham, Christine Baker and
Miss Katherine Baker of Mt Vernon.
and Messrs. otto Mosmein, Emmett
Edwards, and Frederick Baker of
Newark; John Collins, Frederick
Lawler. Charles Drouhard, Carl
Friel, Raymond Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Baker, Mr. and Mrs. William
IL. Baker, Mrs. Matthews and Mas
ters william and Raymond Baker of
Mt. Vernon.
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explain how you teach its principles
to a class of beginners: Owning a
certain quantity of land, sold 1926 o.
1t for $2,247 "a, at SOC Ia an acre.
How many acres did | own at first?
g. Explain Standard time as to a
class.
G. If the interest on S1,240 is $172.05
for 2 yr. MO. 8 da., what is the rate
of interest?
7. What is a tariff? An excise tax?
A certificate of stock? Stock quota
tions? Par value? (Explaln these
definitions as to a CLASSY
8. If IL men can NOW meadows,
each containing Is acres, In s 1-3 days
of 10 hours each, in now many days Of
IL hours each will Is men NOW 8
meadows, each containing 24.S acres?
8. A prism with a square base OF
127.G9 SO. in, is twice as high as wide.
Find It's volume.
10. A horse and cart. were sold for
$500 more than they cost, the horse at
a gain of is per cent, and the cart 1t
a loss of 20 per cent; find the cost Of
each, If the horse cost twice as much
as the cart.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-08
0RTH0GRAPHY.

i. Write Ave rules for spelling.
q What is better practice. written
spelling or oral spelllng2 Why so?
What In the chief value of each Ia
Reaching beginners 10 spell?
3. Show all the sounds OF the letter
I In words correctly marked
T.. Mark correctly with the proper
diacritical mars; Alabama. specie.
status. Enickamhuss, allies.
s. spell as the examine Dronounces:
tC0H) - peacemaking, cllamois. verg'
or. anons, abbeys. abyss. clamor
eamPos. lady's slipper pippin. bees
Aivs. piney. annual, leglble, transfer
ebh. sedentnry. regent, warehouse, sal.
yage demurrage, acceptable. rescind
ba sin. rinslng. rarity, metaphor, relish,
Grajlty, cohesion. jealous.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-08
LITERATURE.

!. Who was Helen Hunt Jackson?
What did she write? In what race
was she especially interested? How
did she show this interest? Tell
something of one of her writings.
Who was Henry ID. T'horeau? Tell
about his writings. Name two or
more.
2-3. Outline the History OF English
Literature previous to Shakespeare's
time.
4. Tell about the early English
novel. What was the first one of
note? Write about the author of 1t.
b. Name five very popular authors
who wrote works such as you could
and would have your pupils read from.
What arc some of their writings?
Quote from at least three OF them.
G. Who wrote "HoosIer School Mas
ter? "Jesuits In America? "The
French Revolution? The first Eng.
sish poem? Lays OF Ancient Rome? ?
~Gulllyer's Travels?
2. Define proem. allegory, essay,
pastoral poem, Grafton. Give exam.
ples and author of three of them.
3. Write brief outline of a classic
that you have taught your pupils and
explain how you did II.
8. Tell as fully as you can OF one OF
abe following writer's: George Eliot"
Jane Austin, Edith M. Thomas, or
Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Quote
From her writings and tell from what
writings the quotations are taken.
10 Name the Leather Stocking
Tales" and tell OF one of them.
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Fidelia Frost

Fidelia Frost died at her home
In South Vernon Sunday morning at
8 o'clock, after several weeks i'll
ness caused by paraletic stroke.
She was sixty-three years of age and
Is survived by her husband and two
sons. The funeral Tuesday morning
at the house at 10 o'clock, Captain
j. Henning OF the Salvation Army
officiating. Interment in the Miller
cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-08

Mrs. owen Mccoy of West Vine
street went to Newark Monday noon
to visit with friends and relatives.
Close buyers appreciate the advan-
tage in looking ahead for supplies
needed. Those who nave in past years
purchased wall paper at Arnold's
Clearance Sale appreciates the saw
ing in prices and anticipate their
needs.
Mrs. Neva Kipp and son, Arthur
Of Mansfield spent Sunday in Mt.
Vernon, the guests of relatives and
friends.
Miss Pearl Critchfield of Gambler
Is spending several days with friends
at Bangs.
Mr.. Frederick Hardin of Mt. Yer.
non spent Sunday in Gambler, the
guest of friends.
Limited quantities but good choice
styles. Good goods at the price of
common goods. All prices cut. Regil-
lar 25c and 35c papers for 121sc and
15c. 15c and zoe papers for 1Oc. 10c
grades for &c. Lots suitable for small
rooms at one-fourth regular prices at
Arnold's Clearance Sale.
Mr.. Lester Dry and Miss Ethe
Singer OF Mt. Vernon spent Sunday il
Gambler, the guests of friends.
Mr. e. e. Tilton of Columbu!
Mr.. D. N. Tilton, who resides JUS
south of Jelloway.
Great advantage in prices on wall
paper at Arnold's Clearance Sale. A
lot of remnants and one room lots OF
good choice patterns at less than half
price.
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A knockout.

A young lawyer was engaged In a
case when witness was put In the
box to testify to the reputation of the
place In question.
This witness In answer to query
MS TO the reputation Of the place re-
piled. "A poor shop"
The lawyer inquired. "You say II
has the reputation OF being n poor
shopT"
"Yes. SIR"
"Whom did you hear say 1t was n
poor shopT"
The witness did not recollect any
one he had heard say so.
"What!" said the lawyer. "You have
sworn this place has the reputation OF
being poor shop and yet cannot tell
OF any one you have ever heard say
SOP"
The witness was staggered for q
moment at the words OF the lawyer,
The lawyer was feeling triumphant
when the witness gathered himself
together and quietly remarked, ad-
dressing the lawyer:
well, you have the reputation Of
being n poor lawyer. but have never
heard any one say So"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-08
GRAMMAR.

/. Diagram or analyZe, and parse
the nouns and pronouns:
"All nations whom thou hast made
shall come and bow before thee, o
Lord"
2. What use of the dictionary do
you make in the teaching of grammar?
In what classes? How?
3. Write the participles Of set, work,
have, think, and seek.
4. Give the construction of the verbs
and pronouns in the following:
"Glve thanks for each lawful ambition
That gives a new impulse to do;
Give thanks for each fond hopes
fruitlon.
And all of Gods goodness to you;
Forget not whence cometh the power
That all of these blessings secure -
On, give thanks unto our Heavenly
Father,
Whose mercy forever endures"
&c Write 4 composition of not moro
than two hundred words on one of the
following topics: (a) The best re-
enumeration for teacher. (b) Nature
study In the rural schools. (c) Ohio's
really great men of today.
7. Show in sentences the word that
properly used as (a) a demonstrative
pronoun, (b) relative pTonoun, (c)
introducing noun clause, (d) intro
ducing clause of purpose.
g. What Is infection? What parts
OF speech are injected? Give ex.
amUlos I'm full
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-08
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

(Applicant select any eight questlons.)
!. In the teaching of geography,
Memory is relief upon; thought is
mot developed" What is the fault in
this matter and method? How rem.
edy it?
2. What is the greatest value in
education of hand work by both boys
and girls? How do impression and
expression influence the other mental
acts?
3. In all school work what is the
most important factor? Write a
short paragraph telling why you think
30.
As. Some one has said, "He is an
educated man who has clear sight, "a
quick imagination, sound reason, and
right, strong will, and is fit to be Il
teacher" Discuss in not over two
hundred words one of these powers OF
abe teacher.
6. When the special teacher is in the
room, who has the responsibility of the
discipline at the time of the work Of
this special teacher? What are tho
duties of the regular teacher in the
matter OF the work left by the special
teacher?
z. What are the rights OF q janltor
under the law? Give his duties.
q. What is meant by the personality
of the teacher? What can you say Of
Ats Importance? or Its value in a
community?
.. What do you say of the proposed
changes In the currlcula OF the schools
90 as to meet the present day de-
mands?
10. Ought teacher smoke? Take
active part in politics? Be interested
tn the church work? In the temper
Rnce plans of the present daY2
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-08
RESIDENTS
Of Sparta Also In Midst OF
Mad Dog Scare


The citizens of Sparta were given
fright Sunday afternoon when a
mad dog was discovered in the VIII
lage. The animal belonged to Mr.,
Albert Smale, residing on the edge
of the town, and before it was found
to be mad, it had succeeded in Bit
ing or scratching numerous other
dogs in the neighborhood. A party
was Immediately organized to cap
ture the animal, but, taking alarm,
II began to run. 1t was afterward
caught and killed at Rich Hill. Some
stock belonging to farmers near
Sparta was attacked by the rabid
animal.