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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-09

with a light fine, as it was his first
offense-in Burgess.
RAID THE STORE.
Norwood, May e.-(SpeciaD-
The boosters appetites began to as
sert themselves when the party
reached here and a number who had
raid on the sole corner grocery,
which was about swamped. w. A.
Rosenfield applied for a job as ele-
vator boy, but whea he found that
the elevator, which is used to load
grain, is turned by hand, he with
drew his credentials.
One hundred and fifty boosters for
Greater Rock Island left the city at
$40 this morning in three Rock Is
land Southern electric coaches and
the day was spent in visiting the
cities and villages along the line Of
the road. AS the big motors OF the
eIectrics started buzzing and the cars
moved away at a rapid rate a cheer
went up from the boosters and 1t was
evident that with the sun smiling upon
them and with the weather in perfect
condition, they were due for a delight
full and profitable trip. Two Of the
three cars making up the train had
their motors SO coupled together that
one motorman ran both and the result
was that the train made excellent
time. Stroehle's full brass band was
on board and it dispensed lively airs
all along the route and at each stop
ping place.
CANES, HORNS AND BADGES.
Each one of the boosters, as he
boarded the car, was given a hat band,
a cane, a booster badge and little
tin horn. The hat bands were very
attractive, being made of red, white
and blue and containing a wreath OF
flowers in the front In which was the
inscription, Rock Island" The
canes were light affairs and were dec
GRATED with red. white and blue
steamers The badges were creamy
white with Rock Island" printed up
on them. The horns were also COW
cred with red. white and blue paper
and the W hole made a tasty combina-
ton. Stretched along the sides of the
middle coach was a huge banner on
which was painted Rock Island Boos-
ter Excursion" On the ends of the
banner was printed IN small letters,
1T pays to trade with US"
ITINERARY OF TRIP.
The first sop Of the boosters was
at Milan, where several additional ex-
cursionists were picked up. After
Milan, stops were made at each of the
many towns on the Rock Island South
ern line. The boosters got out of
their train at each place and enlivened
the station for a short time before pro-
ceeding on their way. Advertising
matter of every kind was distributed
most of It by boys who we're taken
along on the trip for that purpose.
The schedule called for the arrival of
the boosters in Monmouth about noon
and they were to be the guests of the
owners of the Rock Island Southern
at a dinner at the EIks' club. On
the return trip in the afternoon the
train was scheduled to make a trip
over the stub line to Aledo, where
big crowd was expected to meet them.
The train VIII not be back in Rock Is
land until 6 or o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-09
Bluff Improvement AssoclatIon.

A meeting OF the Seventh Ward
Bluff Improvement association has
been called for tomorrow evening att
8 O'Clock In the Horace Mann school.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-09
Auxiliary 70 Sew.

Auxiliary TO Sew.
The Ladies auxiliary of the HUI
name society viii sew all tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Belle
Jones, 1901 Seventeenth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-09

their plans for public work in that
section during the year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-09
TOWN SEES BOOSTERS.
SCENE OF LOT SALE.

Burgess, May s.-(Special )-This
is the scene OF the recent town lot
sale and the real estate men in the
booster party were much interested.
II seemed TO give them an idea and
il vii; not be at all surprising if
there is a town lot sale somewhere
IN Rock Island county shortly. H.
Z. Casteel was pinched here for try
ing 70 steal chickens. but was let OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-10
CASE IS DISMISSED.
Mn. Nertham Discharged When Com.
nla;ainn Wifnass noas Not Amman.

Mn. Nertham Discharged When Com.
planning Witness Does Not Appear.
Mrs. Leila Northam, who lives just
outside the city limits in Timber
Creek township. and against whom a
charge Of threatening to commit pub
lie oflense, was flied by w. p. Gibson.
of Bloomfield. Neb.. was discharged and
the case against her was dismissed by
Justice Peek this morning. The case
against Mrs. Northam was thrown out
Of court when Gibson failed to appear
for the hearing, which was set for this
forenoon.
This is the case which grew out Of
the controversy between Mrs. Northam
and Gibson, for the possession Of Glib
sons daughter, Lila Gibson. aged IL
years, who is the half sister Of Mrs.
Northam.
1t was to get possession Of the child.
IL possible, that Gibson. accompanied
by Constable Taylor, went to the
Northam home last week. It was alleg-
Ell that Mrs. Northam threatened Glib
son with revolver. but not. according
to Mrs. Northam. until Gibson ana the
constable attempted to force their way
into the house without search war
rant.
After filing the complaint against
Mrs. Northam Gibson left the city, but
returned early this week and was here
Wednesday. In the Justice court this
morning Mrs. N1ortham said the girl
was not at her home ana she did not
know where she was.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-10
HEALo IN DIG RANCH DEAL.
Former Leeal Manusaetursr Invests
Extensive Colorado Holdings.

Forsnor loeal Manufactured Invests in
Extensive Colorado Holdings.
W. J. Head. formerly manager Of
the Lennox Furnace Company In this
city, but for the past year or more OF
Minneapolis. where he has been In the
hardware specially manufacturing bus
mess, has sold out his Minneapolis
business, ~ we'll as his residence prop
erty there, and has invested heavily
in extensive realty holdings near Nom
trose, Colo.
Mr.. Head. who Is in the city. ex.
poets to leave for Colorado. in COM
pany with his family. about April /.
Mr.. Heald has purchased half inter-
est in ranch and coal lands, to the ex-
tent Of $500 acres, owned by his
brother, e. L. Head. formerly OF Chi
land, all irrigated, comprise what Is
known as the home ranch. ana are
largely in grain and alfalfa, Another
piece Of $50 acres Is in fruit. and the
rest Is grasing land under which rich
reposits Of coal have already been
found. The Head brothers own their
own water rights, and their land adj
Joins a splendid government timber re-
serve. a portion Of which the brothers
rent for grazing purposes.
The Messrs. Head have already
stocked their home ranch with 200 head
Of cows and heifers. having purchased
the celebrated Howell Bros. herd, win
ners at the Chicago fat stock show for
seven or eight years. With one excep-
ton this herd IL said TO be the finest
in Colorado, II not the entire world.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-10

tha4 or. pssoy's msthoas Of besaness
and accounts were the nnost In the
state" Mr.. Derby 70 thoroughly &C.
Quainted with al departments OF the
city business and finances and II we
are able TO secure an administration
which will conserve our resources ana
continue our public business WIN no
loss In efficiency but still at reduced
taxation. the flrst thing our com mission
must do 10 to know all about the var
ious funds, cost Of departments ana
items Of income. No man 10 better or
even equally equipped - Is Mr.. Derby
to give our commisoson thoroosn
knowledge Of where We are at In our
city finances. His integrity u 90 TAR
beyond suspicion - to entitle him to
any position Of trUst.
An Export In Mechanics.
In Mr.. williams we have one Of the
most experiences and successful me-
chanics Ia our city. Once superintend-
emit Of the Lennon Machine Company in
the days Of III glory. since senior
member Of Williams Brothers, which
later became the Marshalltown Trowel
Company. and now at the head Of the
LaPlant Tool Company as we'll. A
large part Of the cost Of our city gov
eminent is in the operation Of a me-
chanical plant at the pumping station,
in the building Of sewers. water mains.
and other public works. and there Is no
man In our entire city who combines
both practical and technical mechani-
cal knowledge, with successful bust
ness and factory experience to such a
degree as does Lester Williams. His
integrity and purity Of daily life are ir-
reproachable.
These are the men whom we are
pleased to present in behalf Of the cfti-
zens who picked them from large
group on the 1000 ballots which we
sent out. II our new commission plan
is to succeed we must start 1t out with
both efficiency and integrity. Here we
have 1t and we request all citizens to
vote for Jones. Williams and Derby.
With apologies again to Mr.. Board
man. we subscribe ourselves
"CROSS ROADS COMMITTEE"
G. A. TI'PNER w. r. SMITH
F. r. BENEDICT D. E. HOLE
c. II. VAN LAW r. L. MrEKER
b. w. SINCLAIR II. A. K1NNAN
II. " SPEERS JIG wr.AT1ERBY
l.. D. vITTK W. g. DEvINE
]. p. COOPER E. B. EMES
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-10
BASKETBALL SEASON ENDS,

Grundy Center Cancels Game With
High School For Tonight.
The season Of the high school bas-
ketball team came to q sudden and UNI
expected end Thursday afternoon when
1t was learned that the Grundy Center
team had. unknown to The local Ave.
cancelled the game schedlied to be
played IN this city tonight Il wa
not, however, until the 0rundy Center
school had been telephoned that 1t was
learned that the team had no intention
of playing here tonight. All arrange
ments had been made for the game.
which was the last one Of the season
The telephoning to Grundy Center de-
veloped that that team had gone to
Evanston, ILL.,, to play in interstate
games scheduled for thssS the last Of
this week.
The season has not been successful
one for the local team. from the stand
point Of games won. Out Of ten games
played the local five has won but one
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-10
BIG ELks' CLASS TONIGHT
Many From Neishborins Towns TO Be-
como Members Of Marshall Lodge at
Session Tonight - SQUAD Banquet
Prepared to Serve soo-crinne'' and
Toledo Contribute to Order.


Toledo Contribute to Order.
A big class Of Elks will be received
tonight in Marshall Lodge. No. 312.
B. p. O. E., when work will be exemplf-
fed on twenty-six candidates, includ-
ing, for the most part. men from near
by towns. The degree work will be
done by the local lodge, Of which o. l..
Ingledue is exalted ruler.
Included among the candidates are
twelve or fifteen from Grinnell, three
or four from Toledo. and the rest from
this city. Following the work squad
will be served in the lodge dim
ing room, at which covers will be laid
for 800.
Two weeks from tonight another
class OF about the same size will be
received. The bulk Of the next class
will be from Conrad, Beaman. and To-
ledo.
The candidates from the outside
towns become members Of the Mar
shalltown lodge, which Is permitted
when there is no lodge Of the order in
the towns where the candidates live.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-10
9. c. I. Club Election.

Thursday was the annual meeting
day for the 8. c. L Club, of Taylor
township, which was entertained in the
afternoon by Mrs. Elmer Weatherson.
The following ofiosrst vera elected:
President, Mrs. A. c. Thompson; vice
president, mrs. w. r. Wilson; secre-
tary, Mrs. George Estel; treasurer,
Mrs Oscar J. Parsons: chaplain. Mrs.
Clayton Thomas. The remainder of the
afternoon was enjoyed socially, and
the hostess, SERVED . lunch. Nrs. Chris
Ku1sB sssaax'z ;:,ss: -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-10
IN TIA Polio. cour&.

Sam Phillips. arrested by Deputy
Sheriff G. B. Mason for being drunk,
and mike" WEIGH and John Collins,
who were arrested by Constable Collins
for vaErancy. were sent to Jail for
three days by Justice Willard this
morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-10
Political Advsrtr,ino.

Mr.. Forbes is q candidate for coun-
Gilman. He represents no clique or
faction. He favorD law enforcement
and believes the Office should be con-
Quoted at the least possible expense to
the people.
-. For Councaluaaa,
rs I =. JoR1ns
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19
When An Agreement IS En-
tered into Co1troV sling
Public Policy
nlilnt .r.s5-roM -.

CHART iESroeS,s Dee- -
6inent between tWo or nor
l,srso, net general partners who
A. biiders a delfn9-
FAX SaIes that they. IA. -
come partners in an lands IDS. tAat 1l..as
Is thereafter purchased bgse see.e p e
em. contrayenes public pollcSSa q
= tll render void a tax deed acquired
pursuant to such agreeme nt. SAID
thes upreme court recently in the
case OF Railway Company ". AlnFpie
ct al. which went mp from the el9-
emit court Of Braxton county, anu
in which. an opinion written by 2 res
idAiit Wi lam the decree q = y 2
I6isser cent y a. lilLFrned.
The Coal ana Coke Railway 'Soll1e
many. brought suit in equity against
Iohn. Il 9 marble and John g9 Bender
and others to cancel g tax dead ioF
e No acres of land, made by the
clerk of the county court of rBraxton
county to said MARBLE and BENDER
and obtained a decree in its favor
IN december ~, 1907. From that
decree the appeal was taken 70 tns
supreme court of appeals.
The ground on which the court ,o'll
set aside the tax deed is. that an
oCreeaent had been entered into
between MARBLE and Bender in 1907
~ 1ao8. TO become partners in all
lands that might thereafter be sou
for taxes. and purchased. by either
Of them. at tax sales This We
f6ink,'- said the supreme eonre'
was sumeient ground to AVOID the
deed 4 ..r,,s
The court further says: Ehe
land in the present case IS worth
&c ooo and was purchased Tor
s5 "a. the amount OF tax due. on IT..
u marble and Bender had competed
for the.pnrchase. of II, it's more, tneen
likely that not more than one acre
of It would haverbeen sold for tax;
Is it not more eonsonapt with JUS
flee. and far the. better policy, 10.
hold such speculative contracts
hitch tend to. destroy competition
mia tgfui, than 81 would be e up
boId them we think SO. The p1r-
chasers lose nothing but their barr
gain. they get their money BACK
With large interest, but II the CON
tact should =be held lawful, the
n1ainfIR would lose its land. A
nnrc6aSer VINO buys at tax sale.
knowing the land to exist takes no
risk. He has all to gain and.notn 2:
ing to lose. Justice. lin the present
case. is clearly on the side OF the
land owner ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19
WHAT SAVED
HER LIFE
Hrs. Marin Tells About a PainfEI
Experience that Might Have
Ended Seriously.


RlycgTi1le, W. Ya.-ATrs. Eor1 Nnrti.l,
IN letter from RixcsYiIIc, writos;
':For three years, suffered With vo-
manly tsorble5, and had Pains Ia ny
back and side. was uerYcuS and
could not sleep at night.
Tho doctor could net help ne. IIe
said would havo TO be operated on te-
forc could set better. taaugh$ J
would try using CardJii.
Nov, am entirely well.
I am sure Cardul saved my life. I
win peVer be without Cardli II my
homo. I recommend It TO nay friends "
For Iliey years. CarduI tas been re-
l1eving pain End diStre55 CaUccd by yo-
manly trouble. It VIZ surely help you.
It goes to tho spot-reaches tho
trcuble-re1icves the symptoms, e1d
drives away the cause.
II you suffer from any symptoms OF
womanly trouble, take Cardui.
Your druggist sells and recommends
e. Get bottle from him today.
n. Write 20: Ladies Advisory. Dept. CHATS;
uooER Medicine CO.. Chattanooga. Term for Spee1ds
IJlSfTHeh0nG, and 6l-paGe hook. Home Ilaatl1oue
Tor WonSu,' sent 10 plain NIappsr' On Request
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19
COTTON HOLDING
is Held Not to Be
in Violation Of the Anti
Trust Law.

no usTGiS. Tex, Dec. 1s--The
assistant attorney general of Texas
in an opinion rendered to Governor
colouitt holds the cotton holding
movement in the South to be Pap-
fectIy legal and in no sense v.ola-
ton of the Sherman antitrust law.
The point was made by the Tom
Green county local chairman, ap-
pointee of Governor colduitt, who
declared he had been informed the
cotton holding movement as In
augurated at the conference of
southern governors in New Orleans
Is a violation OF the antitrust law.
The opinion OF the Texast depart
ment is the hrst called for in reia-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19
NnTfOE.I

Notice Is. hereby given that Fair
mont and clarlSsburs Traction Com
pany did on the 18th day OF Decem-
Der. r91i, mic with the Recorder OF
the Town OF North View, Harrison
County. west virginia, its application
Tor a franchise for the c9nstructton,
operation and maintenance OF q street
railroad In, upon and oyer the public
grounds. streets. avenuesla and alleys OF
said town OF. North SvIeW.
with the said application there was
aIed with the said Recorder of said
Town OF North View. a draft of an OF
dinance granting TO said .FairTnOnt &
clarEsburg Traction Company, It's sue
cessors and assigns. the right and
privilege OF constructing. operating
and maintaining the said street ratlr
road In. upon and over the public
grounds. streets. avenues and alleys 81
said town.
The said application viii be present.
ed to the Common Council ef SAID
town at the frst meeting thereof held
after the pyblIsatior, of this notice fey
30 days or as soon thereafter as the
said Common Council will consider
the said application.
This notice Is given In obedience 20
cha pter 30, OF the Acts OF sol, OF tbs
legislature OF west Virginia.
AAuRSHOcIr & CIsAiFEtSBUSG< Tfe4ACi
TrOeS COMPANY.
iv5.ee Nr4AmacfNy PRESIDENT
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19
Pearl IlIlgsTRY
Tn Texas, Lake is ContF6lle
by the Game Warden

!. HOUSTON, Tex Dee. 1s-GseaSls
Of great purity ana OF good market
value have been found in clans
which sbosl9d Sd Caddo lake IN
Marion county Tex. The hnds were
made ny camping party en1oy1ng
q ciantRalEe. one OF the clans yield
ing 4 TSeaf1 appraised by local Jew
eisfs to be worth $4,000.
Announcements OF the ind pre-
cipitated a rush of amateur pearl
hunters and the number Of CLANS
that inhabited the lake was greatly
reduced. So extensive did the
search become that the state game.
hsh and oyster. department an
nounced jurisdiction over the pearl
Industry. and pearl hunting. was.
stopped.
The pearl hunters question ere
authority OF the state game warden
over the,se search and a, test case is to
be made, which II decided against
the state. win let, down the bars Tor
the opening of a new industry IN
Texas.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19
srooknobDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the West Virginia Bank.
clarIsburg, w. va, will be held at
their banking rooms In the city OF
on wednesday the 10Th
day of January. ;1sia. at 10 o'cloeiS
a. m. for the purpose OF transactinE
such business As may properly come
before s5cid niestinE
A. FAR LAND, CAfllier.
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II
suSnlEtoNs.
vest virginia.

state Of west Virginia.
70 the sheriR Of Harrison County
Greeting:
YOU arc hereby again commanded
ro surrraon Frank Augustus to appear
jEefnre the Judge OF our Circuit Cour I
~ harrison County at the Clerks 1t-
nee or our said Court. at rules to be
i,eid herein for said Court ON the last
Mohday- n December. 1911. next, 70
,,,Ewer bill In chuneery eashibttee
Sgsinst him IN our ,sata Court, ". eg 49,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19

w. Copeland, OF Dayton, Ohio, ,par
chased n boitI,. Of ChHfnberIain's CoufI
Remedy for Kis hoy WHO hRda cold, and be.
fore tho bottle, Wns all used 4he boys cold
Vas gone. Is that not better than % pay
live dollar doctors biIi2 Sod hv MI dealers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19

Frank Agustus
In chancery in the Circuit Court OF
Harrison. County. West Virginia.
To Fra nix Augustus, defendant:
Take notice that the deposition Of
MYSELF and sundry7 other witness
viii be taken at the law once OF F. o.
sutton, In the Odd Fellows ,Butldins'
ciarixsburg, West Virginia, on the sth
day OF january. 1912. between the
honrs- Of. a, m.-aud1 p. m. which
dispositions are to be read in evidence
on the hearing OF the above styled
lenancery cause in behalf Of said plain
tiR.
If from any cause the taking ofsth1s
same shall not be commenced. or bs-
ing commenced on that day. shall mol
30 completed, the taking OF the sam!
viii be adjourned from time to time
until they are completed.
Yours,
M1N1SIE B. AUGUSTUS. BY Counsel
F. O. SUTTON, Counsel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19

.tl6n "a ne colon holdins M
and ia give impetps 70 the hOlo
tnSSef1 ent thrOuelo1t tne so1
.6eeati Z clears the legal statls e
the various county eiaairnen
n5inf - In, the EaElous,, states 1H
tovSfrorss Is to their partfciEet iel4
n leading the -naoyelne Ne
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19

There's not much hard-tO+seii real
estate hereabouts-if reasonable ad-
vsrtislnE perslFtsncy IS used.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19

no CURE A COLD NJ ONE DAK
rake LAXATIVE BR6Ho QUINN
TaSiels. Dfngsists refund money = =
fails 10 cure. Z. W. GROVES sAesn@
tara Is on sach box CSC.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19

Herr 3 q woman Who SPEAKS from per-
GoElal knowledge and loDG exParience, viz
Mn. P.H Brogan, &c NVilsor, Pa, who says q
81 know from exPcrienco that Chah1hcrlatr'e
Cough Remedy is fahgiPcr1or 70 any eti ,. (.
FoF Group there Is nothing thai excois Il
For sale b all de;sleS s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19

want advertisers. With their eaol
of ,yhSIpIng thi..Es % happeu... anS
llttiS tRoubte In seeui .ns' the bef
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-19

ME b. Augustus ana have then there
this writ. 80 y.
witness. / Wade Connaan Clerk or
our said Court a. the Court House OF
the said county. this 4th day OF De-
cember. 1911. and In the 4sth,. year 81
the state.
I. WADE 5oFFNENS, Clerk.
order of publication.
state of West Farginia, County OF
Harrison. to-wit,
At rules held IA the once Of tht'I
Clerk OF the c,FeI y c:onyt- g l4isFEi e !.
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vs.. ~ N- E4EA>
Frank Agustus.
The object of the above styled
chanceryl suit, Is to obtetlu5R divorce
n yincu1o matrlron RY the plalsntlh
from the defendant
And 1t appearing from en- attidavil
hIed in saiA cause ti14t tho said de-
PENDANT is a nonresident - the state.
Or west VirginiR 81 lsS etderee s.
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County, west Virginia. on the 4th day
Of peeS huber. 1911. sths follOwfng5or-
der was entered:
Minnie 3. Agpstus'- $685..
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do appear here witllin one month az.
ter the date Of the disqualification oil
this order ana do what Is necessary y
protect his interest in this cause
T., WADE CoFFIMAiN, Clerk.
r. O. SUTTON. Counsel.
Notice to Take Dispositions.
minnie B. Agustus, -
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!. WADE 5oFFAEAN, Clerk.
Ordcr of PubIIcntion.

"a the once or tht'
Y court g HaFFis9..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-09

The rural school house ana the u"
home must b. brought closer to5''h-
err"
The Legislature OF North Carolina
did a wise thing IN providing for such
schools in North Carolina and those
COUNTIES tina are alive to the oppor-
tunity will secur n Of these scnooIs
this year. They give the open-door
for instruction hat will be or the
utmost value to the great mass OF
youth of the State, instruction that
will raise to new standards OF EN-
cheney. of adaptability and Of useful
ness. marking a new era in country
life Improvement in North Caroilha
and a distinct advance in the educa-
life of the State.