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The Brinkley argus., 1910-09-02
Eleventh Prize.

One barrell celebrated White Crest Flour, sold in Brinkley only by Simmons 6 Shults, won by Miss Lela Bruce.
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the exact amount by only 426.

Absolutely the most gratify- feature of the ARGUS Big Con- test is the fact that 1t was pulled off without one single bit of favoriteism; that it was abso- lutely fair in every detail. It is indeed matter of great pride and satisfaction to Publisher Folsom to hear even the unsuc- cessful candidates say, Well 1t was all fair and honest. :" Even the most partisan friends say as much.
 Mir. Henry Wolf, who was one of the most enthusiastic support CTS of the popular School Inn provement candidate, Miss Clyde Mitchell, said after the contest was over, Well 1 wanted to see Miss Mitchell win the capital prize very bad, but 1 have noth
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of at least one prize going into their 'lrritory in case they busied themselves in behalf ot the contest, gold watch was of. fered for the contestant secur- ing greatest number of votes ir that territory PROVIDING, the leading contestant DID NOT win any of the FIRST NINE prizes. These particular sections were each represented in the first nine prizes won as follows, except Wheatley:
 First. Miss Ables, Holly Grove.
 7th, Miss Brinneman, Hunter.
 9th, Mamie J. Massey, 3. l-2 miles north east of Monroe.
 The leading Wheatley con- testant was Miss Annie May Forbess, who was awarded a gold watch.
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ing unkind to say of Miss Ables
 for she won 1t fair and honest. ;

Miss Mamie Collier, of Tu- pelo, was the guest of Mrs. J. A. Stoker Sunday.
 Miss Lela Bruce was in Blackton visiting Miss Willie Dyer this week.
 -T. A. Herring and wife, who have been visiting his parents here, returned to their home in Huntington, Texas, Friday last.
 Guy and Harry Herring, of Batesville returned Monday after a visit to their aunt, Mrs. s. c. Webber.
 News was received here last week of the arrival ofa boun cing boy to Mrs. Sam Lang, who is visiting relatives in Warrens- burg, Mo.
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LITTLE GIRL WINS STOVE
Black Gro. Co. Contest For Junior ''Buck" Range Won by Little La.
 Verne Heflin.

Wednesday was a day of ex- citing contests in Brinkley. The Black Gro. Go. closed their competitive contest for the beautiful minerature Buck Range and the Judges of sthe work of the various contestants were; Mesdames H. L. D. Whitson, Mary McNeese and Jno. w. Pope, who awarded the prize to Little Miss LaVerne Heflin. The Five Reasons Why the Black Grocery Go. is the Place to Trade" as given by the little Miss are as follows: 1. Prompt delivery.
 2. Courtesy of Manager and Clerk.
 3. Cash on 30 days or credit.
 4. Freshness of stock.
 5. Because they sell Buck Stoves and Ranges.
 Manager Thos. Dunlap has sent the beautiful range to the clever little Miss who won 1t.
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VIM, J. BRYAN COMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 9th Remains in Brinkley from 0:3O
 Until & O'clock Will Speak in the Plaza Soon After His Arrival---C0me Hear the Worlds
 Most Eloquent Man

For and half hours Thursday evening Sept 8h Brnkey again be favored by hearing the worlds most eo quent speaker, Wm Jennings Bryan.
 Mr. Bryan special train the of Gov Geo. w. Doneghey who campaigning favor of the of Amendment Mo- 10the Iniative and Referendum measure
 Mr. Bryan without doubt the eloquent n and Gov Doneghey quite clever lining such strong influence of this which is such absorbing interest in Arkansas politics.
 Mr. Bryan has spoken in Bnkey before Some twelve thru the efforts of the ARGUS the people of Brnkey had pleasure hearing Mr. Bryan from the of train for short speech Bryan told funny story joke then which would Brnkey friends to hear again if and esteemed friend Gov Doneghey him from politics.
 Brnkley will hear the commission CT and hoped hundreds people will surrounding towns to hear him.
 Mayor Henderson arranged stand erected the Public Square Plaza will be also arranged that everybody fullest extent the privilege hearing MT. Bryan.
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Other Prizes During the
 Contest.

During the contest other prizes have been won as follows: $500 in gold. Miss Clyde Mitchell, city.
 $500 in gold, Miss Pearl Brin- neman, Hunter. { $500 pair of shoes, Miss Ables, Holly Grove.
 Half barrell White Crest Flour Miss Mary Folsom, city. Pair of Blue Ribbon Shoes, Mrs. J. F. Linzey, Monroe. $500 box Chocolates cele- brated Allegretti Miss Blanche McCreight.
 Sack of White Crest Flour, Miss Fannie Ables.
 Sack of White Crest Flour, won jointly by Miss Mary Flora and Mrs. Mary McNeese.
 The last prize being offered at the close of the contest to the person guessing closest to the number of votes that would win the piano; These two ladies both guessed 1, 100000, missing
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Twelfth Prize.

Half dozen Stroud & St. Clairs fine photos, won by Miss Lillian Mitchell (the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Mitchell.
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phone, won by Master o
 Cravens.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-09-02

Sigmund Bacharach and family will be here Sunday to make their future home. MT. Bacharach is the new cashier at the Bank of Brinkley.
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 Eighth Prize.

RAAOAANt VOAA NJ AsA<s0SSA OAAAo CravenS. Eighth Prize. A full paid two years course (96 lessons) mail course in piano, and manufactures certifi- cate on piano purchase, won by Miss Mamie J. Massey, of Hol- we'll Spur, (3!s miles northwest of Monroe.
 Ninth Prize.
 Eastman Camera, won by Mrs. c. F. Simmons.
 Tenth Prize.
 One barrell celebrated Brink ley Brand Satisfaction" Flour, sold in Brinkley by J. T. Farga- son Gro. Co.,, won by Miss Sallie R. Turner. Eleventh Prize. One barrell celebrated White Crest Flour, sold in Brinkley only by Simmons & Shults, won by Miss Lela Bruce.
 Twelfth Prize.
 Half dozen Stroud & St. Clairs fine photos, won by Miss Lillian Mitchell (the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Mitchell.
 Thirteenth Prize.
 A pair of the celebrated White House Ladies' Shoes made by Brown Shoe Co.,, St. Louis, and sold in Brinkley only by Lamm & Stack, won by Miss Georgia Frenz.
 Fourteenth Prize.
 Half dozen of Stroud & St. Clair's fine photos. won by Miss Ruby Osborne.
 The Territorial Prizes.
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Master Claude Sims left Sunday for a visit of two weeks with friends in Covington, Tenn.
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Thirteenth Prize.
Fourteenth Prize.
The Territorial Prizes.

In order that contestants in the Hunter, in the Wheatley, in the Monroe, and in the Holly Grove territory might be assured
The Brinkley argus., 1910-09-02

ED::- Cosmopolitan requires the services ntative in Brinkley to subscription renewals hd circulation by spec
 which have proved successful. Salary sslOn. Previous ex- s'rable but not essen E time or spare time.
 G references, H. C..
 sopolitan Nigga p'oadway, New York
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Goldberg was a visi- nphis Sunday and Nathan Rosenthal, of
 was in his place at Honday.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-09-02
LADIES' BUSY.
!. Money to Buy kool a Piano.

6 disappointed, failing piano in the ARGUS Contest through their liar contestant, Miss Hell, the ladies of the lproyement, went to lnest and yesterday loyal and public spir- IS, Mrs. W. K. Sims Della Baggott, were le list, to raise funds
 3 piano.
 he pleasure of the AR her to head the list these clever ladies,
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|OvER A MILLION VOTES WINS
 1ST PRIZE IN ARGUS CONTEST
Most Exciting Close of One of the Greatest News Paper Contests Ever Held in Arkansas Miss Ables of Holly Grove wins Capital Prize--A Complete
 List of All Prizes Awarded, Etc.

It's all over, now.
 Think of the leading contest ant voting a million ninety-nine thousand votes, and the next two contestants voting nearly a million votes each.
 l When you THINK of THIS, THEN you can realize possibly what a remarkable, whirling, success THE ARGUS Great $12OO Prize Contest which closed on Wednesday at 5 o'clock was. The closing reception was at tended by hundreds of people, who enjoyed the sweet music furnished by the splendid Brink ley Orchestra, composed of Misses Laura McMullen, violin ist, Blanche McCreight, pianist; Messrs. Fred Roescher and Claude McCreight, cornetists, Walter Hendrix, clarinet, Louis Shults, drum and traps.
 The formal closing came ex- actly at 5 o'clock when the bal lot boxes were sealed and turned over to the Judges, Jas. s. Mitchell and H. c. Strong, and the count began. It was ten o'clock before the Judges with a corp of assistants finished the work.
 The official closing count was cc fo11osyc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
INVESTMENTS

TO THE PUBLIC: l want Your business or
part of it. Look me up through your banks or
my bank, or Bradstreets, Dun's or ask the
business houses that YOU deal with. When you
satisfied that am all right call at my office
good listed and unlisted stocks for sale and
give YOU good buys. If you will work
with | will work with YOU. NOTICE: I
want clients that will stick with me THE YEAR
AROUND. II you deal with once | know
that YOU will deal with again. / have two
or three OUT OF THE ORDINARY opportunities
for you
SOME BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE.
SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE AND CONFIRAIA-
TION.
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1000 shares Kern river drillers 515c
.000 shares Mascot Copper 81. 80.
1000 shares Gold Crown Point Mining Co. 4Oc
1000 shares C0alinga income. 40c.
5000 shares Arizona Verde, a bargain.
1000 shares Mayfower, cheap
1000. shares United Verde make bid.
1000 shares Teddy Jaw Puverizer.
1000 shares Maricopa National.
Xxx
Also several good unlisted stocks that the
owners do not care to have advertised.
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have good opportunities for small, conserva-
tive investors. School teachers, clerks bank
clerks stenographers in fact any one with
small amount of money. and my business is kept
strictly confidential. / think it will pay YOU to
call and see A little talk will do Won no
harm, and perhaps j can be of service to you
Very truly yours.
GEO. A. HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST
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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
AUGUST II, 1910.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Look up location of property.
Ask any one who knows The more he knows
the he will recommend our property.
Our company owns 120 acres.
It's the finest tract of patented land in Cali
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We pay Qualities
1t has flowing wells from 1,200 barrels TO
10000 barrels 3 sides of it, and pumping
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Our property is pronounced as being absolutely
in the richest belt and every foot proven by
U. S. Geological Report No. 406.
Look up our location in s. Z. quarter, Sec. 81
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We in the very center of the wonderful
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We guarantee not to .you.
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You always have our Guarantee of a
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All stock is equal, all common, no preferred
Address all inquiries and make all payments
direct to
GUARANTEE OIL CO.,
JOHN PROMBERGER, Fiscal Agent,
403-404 Metropolis Bank bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE -

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES.
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country,
the most beautiful within reach OF the city.
far SURPRISING the cross bay localities; trans
fer to the San MateO electric car at 5th ana
Market-you always get a seat-and get on az
EASTON station, take the Southern Pacidc
at Third and Townsend. Here is the finest sub
urban home site the peninsula EASTON
ADDITIONS TO BURLINGAME; beautiful
shaded paths. cool on the hottest days. all i'm
water light and telephone installed; the
homes will appeal to you; large lots on easy
terms; excellent and fast train service. twice
as fast as 10 cross bay points For particulars
about EASTON address f. j. RODGERS. MILLS
BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
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ELMHuRsT REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN-Elegant house. rooms and bath.
cottage in rear; lot SOx120- Apply SW cor.
OF Michigan and Elm sts.. Elmhurst.
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LEGAL NOTICES

THE undersigned having bought the grocery bus
mess conducted at 21st and Douglass streets
tom WILLIAM BECKMAN, all bills against
the said business must be presented to the
above address before Monday. Aug. 10,
1910. FRED RENWANZ
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

WALNUT CREEK TRACTS from 1 acre up eT-
the banks of San Miguel reservoir, already In
alfalfa producing crops per season. which pay
$40 per acre per year; is now planted in wal
nuts; will be cared for for years and turned
over TO purchaser a perpetual income prop
erty at which time the walnut grove will be
worth 81 600 per acre; this land has been ex-
ported by Professors Hilgard and LOughridSt of
the state university of California whose reDort
shows perfect soil for walnut culture on the
Oakland and Antioch electric railread which is
under construction. win be only 80 min
utes from Oakland. in one Of California; most
delightful climates; very easy terms: fifth
cash. balance years to suit purchaser. For
particulars apply at 903 First National Bank
building. San Francisco.
ONIONS BRING BIG RETURNS.
The average crop Of onions in the whole of
SAP joaquin county brings
S41s PER ACRE To THE GROWER
Roberts island peat land produced in 1907
OVER 81 900 PER ACRE IN ONIONS.
We have the best Of this onion land. which
is scientifically drained. has free irrigation aud
is near r. r. station and steamer landing at
ONLY $3.50 CASH FOR TEN ACRES.
BALANCE $25 PER ACRE YEARLY.
Get details at once. Phone Kearny 2767.
A. f. PATTEN LAND COMPANY.
6o1 First National Bank building.
EMPIRE LAND COMPANY OF NAPA.
IL Second St. Napa.
NOW is THE TIME-Poultrymeu Get Ready.
or 10 acre tract properly arranged into
poultry farm; will make you independent
have them from S25 per acre up half down
| out and out farmer and you are
entitled to share of my past experience
whether you buy through not. Come
and
GOVERNMENT LAND.
Fifteen splendid locations of $50 each with
in $50 miles of ;. f.. subject to homestead or
desert land eutry: ranches. fine fruit orchards.
gardens. alfalfa fields, etc, be seen there
railroad station Is miles from the last
location; postofhce ; miles. Photographs can
be seen and full particulars had at
ROOM 206 MILLS BLDG.
so50 NASu
VIII put you In possession OF 5 acres Of the
prettiest. best and richest berry. vegetable and
poultry land in Alameda county; these nttle
is everybody who them; the choicest
won't last long; buy now and get your pick: 5
acres will Provide you with good living the
balance of your days
RICH VALLEY LAND CO.. $50 Sutter ST.
so acres. 20 in prunes. 40 fenced in chicken
wire; 4-room. hard fnisled cottage: barn two
wells of wafer; potatoes. corn hay. mules
lao turkeys. wagons. tools jersey cow. too
many other things too numerous to n,enffon
Price $500: or win exchange for s. F. oak
land or Berkeley property. ]. r. F. BURNS
$500 school st. Fruitvsle. Home 6 D. m
FOR sale--5 acres best valley land: beantifrI
site for country home superior land for
walnuts and fruits; located along line and
100 yards from station Of the Antioch and
Oakland railroad. now under cons true tion: 10
minutes from Oakland. For particulars apDlv
to owner box 1864. Walnut Creek. Cal.
FEE EXCURSION TO MODESTO SUNDAY
Call for tickets before Saturday noon Tickets
good for 1 week DIxSON, room 25. g57
Broadway, Oakland
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

$500 will build roSm. new. plastered house.
all complete. including lot 2jx7Q. . blocks from
station and cars; terms. Owner. 1929 E. 18th
St. Fruitvale- Phone Merritt POS.
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HOMES FOR INyALIDs

HOME ana care for invalids or aged per,
2421 25tb St near Mission: tel. Mission
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CITY REAL ESTATE

ESTATE
LIPMAN & HIRsCHLER. 255 Montgomery ST
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 1914.
HOMES IN SUNSET DISTRICT
$S,SoO-Modern cottage of large rooms. and
finished rooms In basement; nice garden;
bituminized street; near Affiliated colleges;
81, 600 cash. balance terms
S4,3OO-New, artistic cottage of S rooms bath
and high basement; just finished; built by
day labor; only half block from II ST. and
Golden Gate park; terms
S5,200-Swell room house in 18th av near
ST; all houses on this avenue are new
and on building line; reduced from 50, 40
Tor quick sale; easy terms.
GOOD BUYS IN SUNSET LOTS
$500 each--rwo lots in st. 10th av.; I
block from extension of Masonic car line;
these lots will double in value; terms.
s65o-25x120 lot in 10th av. near St; fine
view; sewer in street.
A number of lots on
the GEARY ST. EXTENSION CAR LINE.
Cars will pass these lots
READY TO BUILD ON.
500 per lot.
On easy terms
Can you beat it?
SUNSET OFFICE, corner H ST. and 9Th av.;
open daily, including Sunday.
BEACH OFFICE, cor Fulton st. and 49th ay.,
OPP; OPP NE saving station: open Sundays only
LlPMAN * HIRSCHLER. 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 3644.
81 1.500-6ash, balance at per cent per annum
ana payable at SO per month; elegant new
fats of and rooms and bath; large lot.
near 9th ave. and Lake St; rent $50. KANE
CO., 21o Montgomery st.
FORECLOSURE snap.on California ST.. only
blocks from the EairmOnt; elegant flats
OF Z and 8 rooms. just completed at cost
of $26,O00; owner must sell at once and wants
an offer; rents $3.50. KANE CO., 215
Montgomery st.
Sc. 9.OO0-Nortgage of 81. 600 may remain; fine
flats of 4 rooms and bath: strictly modern and
up-to-date; built years: all rented; pays sos
per month. fremont av.. near Frederick St
KANE & CO, 215 Montgomery St
REFEREES SALE.
NORTH SIDE MISSION, so FIT WEST OF
BLOCK: 6s FT. IN. BY so FIT; WORTH
OVER 100000. ONLY S55.O0O BID. NEW
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED IN SUPERIOR
GRANT BUILDING 7TH AND MARKET
STS.. MONDAY, AUG. 10, 10 A. NJ. FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY To DAN
TEL A. RYAN. ATTORNEY, 1901 HUN
BoLDT BANK BLDG.
FOR saIe-something new in nats: new designs.
new style finish; separate entrances: finest
location in Western addition: overlooking rec
s see f. E. u 4 Dass Gh sn and
$50 down, $50 month without interest; new,
neat 2 room cottage: plastered and vain
scoted price 1925. including 25x1o0 II. lot:
hcEnerney title; Sc fare owl car; So minutes
70 Sd and Mission SITS; take car marked Ocean
RIVERS EROS. 461 Montgomery St
SUNSET H0MES-6 room, large rooms lots,
etc., modern; bituminized street, new ear
line; 18th av. above j St, Sunset; cheap
terms.
McENERNEY SUITS AT S35
LAWYERS TITLE INVESTMENT CO..
20S Balboa building.
MARKET AND 2D SITS
NO money required; 1 will build your home IL
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SEALED bids will be received at the office OF
the Secretary of Regents. University OF Cali
fornia. Berkeley. at or before $3.50 a. m. Tues
day, August l6. 1910. for 10 excavation and
concrete for the Agriculture Hall at
Berkeley, per plans and specifications
file at said Office.
Separate bids are invited also for (2) gran
ite work.
Separate bids are invited also for (s) struc-
tural steel.
Separate bids are invited also for (4) steel
erection.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by a certified check bond in favor OF the
undersigned, equal to 10 per cent of the bid,
TO secure execution Of contract by successful
bidder. The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

SEALED bids will be received at the office of
d. II. BURNHAM & CO., 1875 Merchants Ex-
change Building. San Francisco. at or before
p. M, FRIDAY. August 10. 1910. for a
building TO be built by the Regentsssof the
University of California for Blake, Mofitt &
Towne, on First St, near Market, San Fran
cisco, per plans and specifications. which
may be inspected at the office of the Archi-
tects, ID. H. Burnham & Company.
Proposals should be made upon proposal
blanks obtainable from the above Architects
Bids will be received for the contract as a
whole and also for separate contracts for sep
arate parts of the work
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by certified check bond in favor of the
undersigned. equal to 10 per cent of the bid.
to secure execution Of contract by successful
bidder. The right to reject any all bids
is reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

IN order to settle an estate, undersigned offers
10000 shares of stock of the
'Sixteen-toOne Mining Company
(AIieghany. Sierra County. CALI.
at six 90 cents per share.
Apply to JOSEPH b. ToPLITz, 339 Bush st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

INVEST IN EUCALYPTUS-The sum of $3.50,
cash or upon easy payments. will produce an
average of 81 900 per year for the balance of
your life; my contracts can be bonded. What
is better insurance than this? For full par
ticulars,
J. NELSON WATT,
hr1ild
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-01

ty and the members of the school
board.
Closing Exercises at Academy.
The closing exercises are TO be held
at the Academy of Music on the
night of Monday. June IS. the grad
yates receivinv their diplomas at That
time DIR. Johnson. of Franklin. Va,
will deliver the Grafton. The medals
offered for the best stories printed IN
The High School Student during the
session also will be awarded at this
time.
Many OF the teachers who are en-
pioyed in the city schools VIII remain
over In this city for a month to at
tend the state summer normal school,
which opens on June 20. About 800
teachers will attend the normal, the
teachers coming from all sections or
Virginia. Some OF the local graduates
OF Farmville with the class of 1910
also may attend the school and Sc
cure some practical knowledge oil
tea ching.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-01
Goal for ST. Lucia.

Carrying a cargo OF about $500
tons of coal, the British steamer Car
ham steamed yesterday for st.
Lucia.