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Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
SATURDAY. JANUARY 2s. 1911.
The Theatre Project.

The Booster Theatre aud Amuse-
meut Stock Company Is coming along
tinely with the subscriptions To stock.
The most of the people approached
are willing To show by figures that
their talk has not been simply talk,
while of course some good "live wires
have been pushing To the trout and
materially boosting other good pro-
jects.
In spite Of earlier warnings. "Mr.
KnOcker" has been to work around
the edges, and once more let us say
TO yuu:-When you hear Il point
against the Theatre Enterprise, 70 TO
the promoters directly and get facts,
they are glad 10 tell you all, IL you
are open for an Investment.
When you are told that certain
location Is TO be umped into the
deal at All exorbitant tigure-you go
aud get the facts, then go aud convert
that fellow and make Booster" OF
him. East Jordan has no room fol-
other than boosters. N--~-
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28

the fact that II Mr.. Cotton's successor
is named from the upper peninsula it
will mean four men from above the
straits on the spring ticket, not count
ing governor, auditor-general and
several minor officials, already In Of
flee.
Luther Wright, who will seek to
succeed himself as superintendent or
public Instruction; l.. L. Hubbard for
regent Of the university; William
Oberdorfer for member Of the state
board Of agriculture, are the three
men mentioned as almost sure to have
places on the ticket.
Judge Harris started life as coun-
try schoolmaster. He later was promi-
nent in organizing the Northern Mich
igan Teachers association.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28

The best way TO honor Father
around the home is TO reduce Currenr
Expenses
The naked truth about the Penn
sylvania capitol building will probably
never be known. They are going to
have the statues draped now.
1t is our theory that much could be
done to regain the popularity OF the
injunction if few of them were
granted TO restrain the b0res.
Some Of the Astronomers now de-
clare that there are huge monsters on
Venus and that there may be a state e
# life there comparable 10 that on
this globe In the oays Of the anted ilu.
Wan mammals. Taking into acrount
he proximity OF the holiday season.
We should fee inclined 10 attribute
these discoveries To the fruit cake and
he plum pudding. not To speak Of ihe
eggnOg and the doughnutS.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
One Magazine
and
One Newspaper
are indispensable to every
person of intelligence.

The lone magazine" is CURRENT LIT
ERATURE, because it alone sweeps the
whole field Of human thought and action in
both hemisphsres.
1t contains Q monthly review Of the worlds
news; quotations from and comments on the
press Of the world; numerous graphic car
toons and other illustrstisnsi photographs
and Geographic sketches Of the conspicuous
personalities Of the month; the most recent
advances in science and discovery; the note
worthy events in religion, literature and art;
critical reviews Of the best fiction. dramatic
and cnssicsl works; page Of the best humor
and condensation Of the leading play OF the
month.
1t gathers impsrtislly from every field
human thought and activity those facts which
are best worth knowing and gives the reader
n clear, well defined and Illuminating view Of
what the whole world is doing,
Current Literature for one year Tor s5.oo'
The ChsrIsvoix County Herald for one year
,or sI.9O. Both for 81 90
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
Profits From Poultry Raising.

Poultry raising is profitable busi-
ness. both on paper aud in fact. Any
one can figure profits before the chick
ems are hatched and those who keep
books can show you the amount Of
the earnings at the close OF the sea-
son. J. M. knight, living near Trav-
erse City. Western Michigan, cleared
nearly $500 from a flock OF Rhode
Island Reds during 1910. He started
the year with 80 fowls and closed 1T
with l6S.
His expenditures for feed for the
twelve months were: Wheat, $43. 81;
corn ,$3S 95: corn meal, 1921; mid
dlings, Sl5.26; beef scraps, SO 05; .oys-
ter shells, 81 IS; total, $l4l53
His receipts for the year were:
eggs taken TO market, $l25. "a; eggs
sold for Matching, $6l.50: fowls sold,
Sll6.63; value OF increase, Sl35 90;
total, S43s.67. 50
The difference between the receipts
and the expenditures, 1927 l5,, was
n handsome profit upon the capital
invested.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
WHAT CURES EczeMA7

We have had 30 many inquiries
lately regarding Eczema and other
skin diseases. that we are glad To
Ifhase our answer public. After care
full. .,inyestigatiop We have found that
q simple wash of Oil Of Wintsrgreen.
rs compounded Id d. ID. d.. can be re-
lied upon. We would not make this
statemehtito our patrons. friends and
heighbors uniess,swe were sure or it,
and although there are many so-called
Eczema remedies sold. We ourselves
nhesitatingly recommend ID. ID. ID.
Prescription.
Because-We know that IL gives in
stant relief to that torturing itch.
Because-D. ID. ID. starts the cure at
the foundation OF the trouble.
Because-It cleanses, soOthes and
heals the skin.
Recause-It enables Nature to repair
the ravages OF the disease.
Because-The records OF ten years
Of complete cures Of thousands OF the
most serious cases show that ID. d. d.
Il today recognized as the absolutely
reliable Eczema cure.
? Drop into our store today, just TO
! talk over your case with U.s.
3 W. G. Spring Drug co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28

The widow of man who was lynch
ed is suing the railroad for carrying
the mob on special train. One
wonders whether the road advertised
the little excursion.
We were much interested In the in
formation given by Gov. Eugene Foss
to the effect that Massachusetts, is
the birthplace OF popular government.
1t seems at times TO have been the
abode of very unpopular government.
"Uncle Joe" Cannon started off In
an automobile Saturday to attend an
oyster roast, and got stuck so fast in
the mud he could neither yet there
nor back. nor summon aid. Onlook-
ers at distance discovered the
trouble by observing the dense wreath
OF sulphurUus smoke ascending over
the spot.
Trade Is like a SNOWFALL. You
start 1t slowly, and 1t grows larger,as
you move IL along. The man who
sits still sees his SNOWFALL melt away.
1t Is the same with trade. Your
store can no more live and thrive
without movement and life than you
can. When you are sick you do not
complain of the doctors bill, He
saves your life for so much money
Advertising is to trade what medicine
IL TO the SICK. You must have It or
the trade will die out.-Ex.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
FOLEY'S HONEY PILLS

Are tonic in action. quick In results
A special medicine for all kidney and
bladder disorders. Henry Bower,
Traverse City, Mich, says. "Sinca the
hrst OF the year l have been very
sick man. Have spent lot Of money y
IN doctoring, have bought various kid
ney medicines and used them but to
no effect. Foley Kidney Pill were
brought TO my notice through a
FREUD and / decided TO try them.
After using them short time / was
greatly relieved and can honestly say
that they did me world Of good"
Hite Drug Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28

The following from the Central
Lake Torch In reference 10 their can
ming factory IL OF interest iDasmuch
as IL shows the possibilities in our
own locality.
1.-The amount OF produce used last
season was. In round numbers. 1900
tons for which the growers received
nearly $4,000, being several thousand
in excess Of any previous year. Amount
paid for labor was nearly an equal
amount making not far from $780, 900
Dut into circulation 10 the immediate
vicinity, The past season, and where IL
would do the most good. The above
produce filled 250.G00 No 2 cans. 2O7.-
600 No. cans and 10000 No. 10 cans
or a total OF ST., 900 cans OF all sizes or
an equivalent of 1850. 900 No 2 cans.
In packing the above goods IL car
loads of cans and carloads OF cases
We're used and 1t took IA carloads of
coal To make the necessary steam.
There were shipped out during the
season 60 or more carloads OF finished
product which went ito II different
states and the District OF Columbia,
covering territory from Boston On the
East TO Omaha and Kansas City on
the West and from Duluth on the
North to the Ohio river on the
South"
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
Hubbard s Sale Is now on.

Hubbard s Sale is now on.
Many a man who had a hard boy
hood. tries to be good to his son, and
ruins him.
Some men who are known as selfish
are only worthy men who have acquir-
ed the commendable habit of saving
DR.. Wiley's years of research on the
subject Of pure floods seems to have
resulted ia verdict in favor of home
cooking.
Ii Mr.. Harry Payne whitney dis
covers the south pole we hope, for the
sake OF his reputation he will tell no
one about IL. ..
Three Ohio men say, they 2. took
money for their. pOtes sto,obtain food
In other words; they sold their birth
right for mess'of pottage. c.d'., os
Nicholas & Nicholas representa- a
number Of reliable Fire Insurance
Companies. When in need Of insur-
ance of this kind, call in.
If you have enough confidence In
someone TO tell him your secret. you
may depend upon it he has confidence
enough in someone else TO repeat IL.
d. Swift & Co., patent lawyers,
Washington, ID. c., have sent us a
pretty. red. sti II covered pocket diary
for 1911. They will send IL to our
subscribers for One-cent stamps.
1t contains 96 pages, a date and a
blank space for each day, and 27 other
pages of valuable Information: IL is
we'll worth twenty-five cents.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
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1910 census and Of the most important
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1914 World Almanac will tell you some
thing about everything and everything
about great many things. Price 2sc.
at bookstores (west of Buffalo and
Pittsburg 3oc), by mail 3sc. Address
The New York World. New York.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
Gilbert Not a Candidate

Parm &. Gilbert declares that there
is 40 truth In the report recently
printed IN a Grand Rapids paper that
he Is "a candidate for the republican
nomination 10 succeed Judge Maybe,
whose term will expire with the end
OF 1911.
No local attorney has announced
any intention OF going after the nom
ination. The only opposition that
has been thus far manifested against
Judge Mayne Is Elisha n. Clink of
Fast Jordan.-Traverse Record.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28

No wonder those Illinos bribers are
as mad AS sOre-head bears. Think or
buying VOTES for Senator Lorimer and
he didn't need 'em.
There being no "expreSs' reasons
why il shouldn't, the Philippine gov
Arument is preparing to establish a
post Office parcel delivery.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
He Wants Job on Board Of
Education, &. ...s.
[FRoM THE DETROIT Nkws}

lansing, Mich. Jan. ''2l--As new
nomination hoom started for ahe state
convention To be held at Saginaw next
month, is that OF Judge Mack Harris.
Of Boyne City, for member OF the state
board OF education TO succeed w. A.
Cotton resigned. .s
Judge Harris has been probate judge
and has looked with longing toward
the board of education place for sew
eral years. He's regular republican,,
however, aud has waited patiently for
his turn. which has now come, his
friends say. They are pointing out
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28
LOOK FOR THE BEE HIVE

On the package when you buy
Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
None genuine without the Bee Hive.
Remember the name, Foley's Honey
and Tar ana reject any substitute
Illte Drug Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-01-28

II we were a woman, we don't ne
lieve we know man we'd marry.
And we can't recall that we ever did
know a man we'd care 10 live with.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
HAPPYS PREPARE
FOR BIG GAME
Fast Juvenile Aggregation to
Tackle Santa Fe Shop APP
prentices Sunday at Luna
Park.

The last aggregation OF baseball
t0ssets SHOWN 40 tn liappys. Nill
cross bats with The Santa BE apprcn.
tices baseball team SUNDAY after
noon ~ Luna park The game viii
be called promptly az . 80.
Thc iappys are practically an 10.
cdi DO. most OF them born and ear
I'd 10 this city. They have been play
ing togct her for the past Tire, Years
and have always given good account
OF themselves on the diamond
They have Won two and lost one
game already this season. the one they
lost being q shuiout. TO a. the victory
going io he old Albuquerque browns
llow'Vel they succeeded In defeating
"a, Browns last SUNDAY and are now
uul after new scaips.
The Apprentices are a fast lot of
Young fellows who nave been ulayinp
goci bail ana can be relied upon 30
give "a good account of themselves.
Last SUNDAY hey lost hard fought
SHn" 20 Dan padillss AlhuQuerqur
Grays by the clos. score ot q 10 ~
The game SUNDAY should bp close
ana Interesting a. he teams seem 10
1c evenly matched.
The lineup OF the Happys viii be-
me same as last SUNDAY Guoyala.
catcher i.aplaik and Murphy pitch.
rrs J McCauna FIRST base. Murphy
ana i.aWaih second base. \ Chayes
thid base. Split shortsfop. lone,
l"f hrll Lcthrir center fold. n Nc.
Gamma ri-h field
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

huIus I,N. N.r. - m. NoNs
Iae r', ',d th, following statement
.f a. b. ~uN,I 5..-id.ut of th,
kansas riN N.N..u anH onion; RAN
way ""wpWE. rrsW 'n- hu Mexican
atm,tpu
% haas, un Nar r.Ns from M,N-
l.o. but N, urc mot WORRYING Wml,
"u account of interrupted .ummuui-
cations S., nave uu, beard from our
chihuahua otu,, luI fortuisht see
are Dnutd"u That uu property has
not hctu damaged pur uub eNurr.
enc, win m~ur..tu- date. back
some fiN, uf ~IN utrts .,n.u prozco
aud o. uvu captured ana orient train
ANA compelled Tine conductor To- take
Thorn back Some ,a mite. Thr.e daNs
later they took Oh, reauItr train isom
tins 'ui OF our lu, u the mountains
back 20 their starting poiHt ana let
us. after having paid fIll fares TOT
thr entire part, both WAYS T., was
supposed that then Wrr, looking Tor
r,Druit. m the mountains ana Tailed
lu their purpose
"rhis war talk tx unjust 10 McN-
i.o. President Dial deserves thc b, -
tn' present unpleasant situation Nu
insurr,ctiou docs not chang, the
'huract'i ct IA" men Who rulc. when
ih' south scrcdod from tho uutth.
lIu' olu'r character did not change.
H. was still b. srral muu tn, insur-
rD'tipu "a M"Niro slill leaves lnaz ono
of IN greatest rul,rs OF IA. rntth.
Fiill leaves secretary Limtuiuur one
of the greatest ministers uf finance
~ hu ever served nation. and still
leaves MoNlcn a sister republic who's"
histor, Tor So wears has hccn the his
tory "i progress lnslrr,ctiou cor 40
insGtroctiun. the fact r,mains that the
niird states has been benefited in
ever, way hy go wears of Dia1 ~
MpNiCo.
"Citizcns at tho United states and.
u fact. proplp an over m, world are
under great debt of gratitude tu
President Diaz ANA Mexican officials
Tor ~, spicndid conditions that have
prevailed there for the last 30 years,
II is "a debt from which We are not
freed hy the SIS months OF insurrec-
ton IN two 90 three Mexican states.
During the last go years great Wis
dom has been shown, much good acc
complishcd ANA peace established for
- long period. This mas been No easy
task ia view of IA, fa,t that SO per
cent OF the $4,000 u0o OF people Ia
Mexico nrc uueducat-d aud 35 differ
cnt languages are spoken
'Tho establishment of good soy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
REALTY deal IN
TUCSON IS BIG
AFFAIR
Purchase OF Valuable Prop.
erty Indicates What hives.
tors Think of Future of
Growing Arizona Town.

iU"'n.N Aril Na.n % Oh. Al
i.I buuau ,pmuHu. IH.u... Al
N h1nau. it- mHna.o. .p.f,.UH.
COON minated Nhu b. tu, CLIMAX Uf
Hu' off 'H largest aud uu. .Ir,,.s
5000 ..NI Iotis uu fccou boo .u, .i.
uI Tucson NI pouau negotiated .H.
li. OFF ... .ou.hW.-. ,u.n,. .. Dun.
.., .uH u,tor streets Ut ID. -r.H.
H,. FOO ... l. Ahf comnln.
iH- s, remaining portion u.
Dol, .H' which DI ~,u.tl'. ..I
.NH.,. .,I IaNs a4o hruurU No..
D"um H"u L,ooafdo nouu 900,
IaOie .ra h-ur"s involved u .his
rtn u Hnea, ion #. MOST u.Df
o-'|ns t Indicating th, Hs. 100 th.
NalI, . ..t. ESTATE du, io .ho uHsh.
HIu-pD. which Tucson apv ba. .D.
Tore H.. 10. ~,hiadoJ laId fuI fn,
property 2 nnu Two CO.. fhI,, da,s
H' U, purchase 10 h. sold rn,
suyfI rH' IUu something lot. than
haiI oi no, purchase. Tor in. .um of
. 80" co. .rmalninr portion ,c,t,I
da sob fn 81 600. en- % Total ui
sf',Uu .u M, whole pi,,c thus
showing Wud or $500 tu NJ
Sba.tJc.
IuiH transaction shows what can
Doe dun, H. fu, shrrwd investor aud
vilI nu doubt bo duplicated many
times h ih' near future ~ Sohia
der through lbo entire Transaction
followed tho indictment OF Nj Alfred
Dpnnu M ih' matter aud Nj
boDaus prediction as to- the prom d,
would make was Justified
Dl S,prad. immediately rcinVos'
ed th, money thus returned to htu
JOS wlrcha ing portion Of loi 3. b.ncl
3uN. ilm George y k0hlcr Tm
property IS on Congress street ncdl
SionH avenue and Ie ~ present occu
pied 10y NaNlcss a B,rkal.w's Fulton
meat mar0rt ANA George hndtous
candy store The property X yer,
valuable ana b. 100 q section which DO
constantly increasing la value
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
WOODS Are full
OF PRIVATE
CARS NOW
Plutocrats Are Seeing the
West IN Regal Style Via the
Santa Fe. Some Are Here
Today.

II..,. ar. ....t. .uts ID, .l.I.. uu
.......
". ''' 'i
u,. 900 Albuquerque iout'
..,.te r,umt- D. t.H.U.
r...... .r rH.lI,IpU.. .H. ... ...u
.ni.f.us A.. Pt.Hu.ua. lt...a .H..H-
NYluI.. ryu. Jos Die .If. Duu.ttuf,.u.
t... m..nuL 600 trUu ~. I. o. o..
Mason .uH U.ft. ..1ei.iIuu .t Ma
Na..u su4 A...IlI 1ll,. .u,.t ta.
ella. .u t.l.iu. .l... a-f..u4 last
u.uUt I,u g.. Ius. Th. .I. I.a.,
.U. evening au train So. fog o..
D..uU canyon .u8 Da..fu. Tne
morning ul luI.s visited Go, shop.
...n. ...u.u and t.r afternoon tHt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
JORDAN TAKES
A MIDDLEWEICHT
Articles Have Been Signed
With Domenek for Mat
Match at Dawson on April
LIST.

Articles have been sigu,d for a
malch between Jordan ana nom,ucl.
io iaN" place in Dawson on April
Jordan being a h"ayywright ana Dom.
"n"k a weight. 90, terms OF The
match are thu lOruan must throw
Domrnck three times within an hour.
an should pomonch get two TAN be.
Tore Jordan .hrc,. the iormpr wins
The rules viii 1o catch-as.catch-cau.
ana me purse will bc divided a. p,r
CEN 10 'ho winncl aad % pcr cent to
the loser
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
UNCLE SAM AGAINST
TRIAL" MARRIAGES

TuI'aud. pr... March e Ton
nu.k HuU t,u -uuuNs of thr NlamNn
l'HHn ulp, today are facing tud,.'.
m.af . th, federal grand iup or
II.s..tlnp the mandate is.Ied Dos th,
49,. uBg,nu authuIiuts fnrhdlIus
.t"IuI marriages. among 90, Indians.
Ecg,uDt Some of th. Indians were
.sali, married here. uut Wrr lur up
lhrlr mnrr.ueo ccrtuptns and bc-
bpVng themselves frr. tupk nos
wives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

J. a. Root organizer pt the nreI-
don't d department nf the Occidental
LII. lu-Hfuu.. curpnu, of this DIt,
r.turued tnIl. from % trIp iu On.
southern PAM ~ Nov Mexico II, rr.
ports hu-iu,.- Ina sI Zinc. gourIshne
ana Saws thut the r,ll uf moi-tur, has
been general ana range and farm
conditions trr The oo>t leo wears
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24
Piles CURED N 10 ttpNYS

PAIp OINTMENT Is guaranteed o.
cure any case of lt,hing Ituud UIDrd
mf or prptrud'ng Piles iu o q, ~ DAYS
or money refunded 5Uc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-24

our bargains consist ui al Ne sell.
tIaiI,'~ - u. groCrrs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
CONTRACT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a
contract for erecting and construct
ing wooden approaches to the steel
bridge over Leaf river near Nc
Lain, Miss. according to plans and
specifications on file in the Clerk S
office, will be let to the lowest and
best competent bidder at public
out cry, at the front door of the
court house in the town of Leakes-
vile, Miss. on the
First Monday, the 3rd day April, 1911
Bond will be required according
to law. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Board of Super
visors of Greene County, Miss.
This March 9 1911,
S. R. MCKAY, Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

The Ovett Observer offers the
press in the Southern railroad dis.
trict of Mississippi a good and peril
suggestion, in that the announce
ment charge for Railroad Commits
soner considering the number OF
Counties to announce in should be
d'opped to So 1t strikes us that
that is a more equitable rate than
the one existing which is scarcely ev.
err secured. It's different between
small districts and large ones like
that. The relative worth of coun-
ty vote is so materially decreased
by such a large territory. The M.
z. A. should take this up at their
May convention.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

Probably you have been hearing
and reading Of Vardaman from
calumniators, Wouldn t it be fair
now that he will himself come to
your county next Thursday and de-
liver his campaign Grafton at I.eakes-
vile, that you come out and hear
HIM yourself and Judge whether his
speech has the statesmanslike rino
about it. This writer knows of lots
OF people who before hearing Var.
daman misunderstood and opposed
him, but after hearing him espoused
his cause.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

The Hattiesburg News is playing
a delicate game in the Senatorial
contest, as it endeavors to be non
partisan. Its usually the case that
When a newspaper goes in for pleas
ing everybody IN the game political
that it results in pleasing nobody
and might as well abolish that fea-
ture OF editorializing. The world
loves courageous fighter better
than an impartial bystander, especi-
ally where a party standard bearer
is being sought out assidiously by all
parties concerned in the veal or woe
OF Democracy.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
Kills A. Murderer.

A merciless murder is appendicitis
with many victims, but DR.. Kings
New Life Pills kill it by prevent ton.
They gently stimulate stomach, liver
and bowels, preventing that clog
ging that INVITES appendicitis curing
constipation, headache, biliousness,
chills, 25c at Peoples Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

Canned Editorials are now being
run IN number of our exchanges.
The editor who hasn't BRAN enough
or getup and git-enough to pen his
own editorials should take down his
name from that part of the paper
and let his readers know that be
isn't intellectually responsible for
them, though he may be with his
money
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31
Legal Advertisements.

TEACHERS SPRING EXAMINATIONS NOTICE.
The Spring. Examination for Teachers will
be held in Greene County on dates as follows:
For WHITES: The lst and Bird Fridays and
Saturdays in April
For NEGROES The 2nd and 18th Fridays
and Saturdays in April, 1911.
o. BACKSTROM, Supt.