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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-05-07

starter and Of the cream, especially
during the months Of May and juno.
In most cases the churning temperature
can be reduced from four TO six do.
grees from that in use during winter.
When the cows have been turned ont
on pasture the color Of the butter will
be increased naturally from day to
day and the amount Of artificial color
ased should, therefore, be diminished
accordingly.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-05-07

room or intake should be properly
screened. If the receiving room is left
open, thousands Of flies will enter the
building through the doors and win
dows; hence, where the building is SO
arranged that the intake can not be
screened, it should be changed with
out delay
AZ the atmosphere becomes warmer
1t WIN generally be necessary to re-
dace tsa riretiag temperature Of the
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-05-07
Spring Preparations For Creameries
SOON ground they al times in harmony with
FROST the Yards the tho prevailing

son. An incompetent manager makes
no changes, as rnle, until he Is com
peIol to IL So bv fotce Of citca1n-
stances, while an able manager ansici-
pates the seasonal requirements aud pre-
pares himself to meet them as soon as
they appear.
In the spring Of the year there are
many things which should be given spe-
cial attention by the buttermaker and
the creamery manager. If the spring
cleaning has not been done, 1t should
be attended to without delay, for the
busy season will soon be here-the sea
SON Of long days and hard work when
there will be no chance to attend to
anything but the regular everyday
duties. The surroundings Of the cream.
cry should be cleared Of all rubbish;
drives, flowerbeds, ETC., should be put
in proper order SO that the factory may
present a tidy and attractive appear.
ance. In the creamery proper, the walls,
the ceiling and the windows generally
need washing and the refrigerator re-
quires thorough cleaning.
Hints on Work.
Perhaps the entire building needs
painting both inside and outside. The
doors, the windows and the receiving
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-05-07

paid ADVERTISEMENT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
:RiuesUillee To- o !. {
Haze : "A A |. Nlewzi.
StreetCa :
THE MoNoNGAHELA VALLEY
TRACTION COMPANY APP d
PLIES FOR FRANCHISE.
THE TOWN TO HAVE TWO STEAM
RAILROADS BESIDES AN
sS ELECTRIC ROAD.

Z Rivesville is the next town In Nd.
FlSn eouhty'to haxe brand n9&
street carr linz Shd electric Ugh &,
g1ne Monohgaheia Vi Hey Tsactipil
company has made abpi lied don 10 the
common council OF the town ofeRiv&!
willie for 81 franchise. The conipapy
asks for the privilege! Of cons rpctihs
a street car, line over the streets ii
the town 70 erect poles, to operate
cars and other. necessary things In
order to carry on an electric car, "a
lighting and power service. Il
The notice that franchise will
be asked for appears in today's West
Virginian. There is every reason to
believe that there will be no diff
Guilty in obtaining tho franchise. AS
soon as permission has been granted
by the town of Riycsvii.e for the use
Of its,streets for the purpose asked by
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
Cook I !. III Il os'pit1al
Committee of
100 q 70 Meet
TUESDAY EVENING AT s O'CLOCK.
AT THE Y. NJ C. 3A.-CIT1ZENS
l. INVITED: TO ATTEND,
Rl1NlS T \ SBE ] De WISE VS. 3 !, fo5sAyE
COOK HOSPITAL FOR NJ
PUBLIC GOOD.

The committee IL IL one hundred
which IS making an dff6rt to save
Cook hospital. will ipld meeting
tomorrow evening atts, o'clock at the
y. NJ. G: a. ltlis'urged thai: all those
who attended tie; previous meetings
will attend this one and will also
bring some one with them.
Any public spirited citizen who
desires to keep intact; for Fairmont
this Institution which has done 50 50
much for Fairmont I'm the past and
which will do SO much I'D the future
is urged to attend this meeting.
What Fairmont will, do without
Cook hospital is hard to imagine and
everyone can lend a hand in helping
to3save for Fairmont this institution.
Don't fail To- attend the meeting
Tuesday evening at e;sht o'clock at
the Y NJ. g, A. building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
The Debt
Commission
SIS. Il 81 M,,eet
NEXT FRIDAY M CHARLESTON |:
AT CALL OF JUDGE JOHN
b Nv. MASON 4. y
no CONFER J WITH n n The VIRGINIA tei
COMMISSION RELATIVE 70 6 =
THE COURT JUDGMENT n

N LII e, ~. T-TN E,YSsl
Fhen West Virginia Debt Is.
sion. of which Judge John ~. Mason
of Fairmont, is clairmon, will meet
in Charleston this week to decide
upon future action and the confer
with the Governors The Chairman
last week issued a call for the meet
ing 10 be held son next Friday. on
the week following the commission
will go to Washington to confer
with the West Virginia commission
relative to the Judgment handed
down by the United States surpere
court against West Virginia, in the
debt matter. " ,'sEsiss pI't ~ W /,
It Is said that Y the Charleston;
meeting was called at the instance
OF Governor Hatfield Who wants to,
confer with his commissioners re-
garding the proposition of calling a
special session 81 the Legislature.
she supreme court wAf5hand down
a decision iii the debt matter Of,
April & !: ana 1T; Is said that Gov 81;
ernor Hatfield @iil sissGe his fscall I'M.
thereafter. lille wants to
discuss With Judge Mason ana his
associates the r9aittlufc2 Of Legislation
to be Incorporated ih2the call in
reference 70 the probabis action Of
the court. \ r. ~, d
Adyice$ from Charleston say that,
The Governor is being burdencd with
legislation which his friends desire
that he shall SinsladeS ihf the list;|
when lie calls theN solons together.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
Faiir111ont Is
S .lsn4 sslg :sn9sk n gtSslsiiisea Il
3 i,al5'ol,i Re s,l'l,ji !lg '. e.
titt'oHs 40 sgI sIictt Molitgs.
SIS S a, 81 100000

During the next three weeks
Fairmont will receive nearly ST.
100000 in actual money from the
following sources: Buckhannon &
ESerthern rights-of-way, received to
date $4,000; sale of the good
roads bonds for the Fairmont mag.
iisterial district, $4,000 sale Il
the Fairmonts Gas company holdings
to syndicate, 100000. Among
those who have received checks for
the railroad rights-of-way are: q.
NJ. cleyenger, Charles Frederick, L.
s.. Prickett, Mary G. stansberry, II.
B. Meredith, Michael Powell, trus-
tee;sE B. carskadon, "A. b. and j. s..
cornwell. Lou E. Barnes, j. L. coog,
lie and Levi B. Harr.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
Elks Go TO Us.
Warrington IA !.

Local Members of the B. p. o. e.
will be guests this evening Of the
Warrington Lodge.
{ Arrangements have been made
for the local delegation to go to
Huntington on the . o'clock car ard
returning here 10 leave on the ii
O'clock car arriving here at mid:
night.
4 The Warrington lodge were
among the best patrons Of Tie Elkts
Fair and tie iocal lodge are grate-
!ful for their patronage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23

'W'l,cmenis suits, excellent for $40. a.
tit style and appearance. d
Mannisli tserges. whipcords, and nov
tysmixtures, Guaranteed satin lined
skirts, draped, slit or plain, ali sizes,
Values toS 5000 Choice, sl2.ss. Z,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
Pl!M|PLY? WELL D0h'TaBI|I[|:.!iI
People Notice 1t. Drive Them OF
With DR. Edwards Olive 4.

A pimply face will not embarrass
you you much N longer If you get a pack!
age OF pr; Edwards olive Tablets.
The skin shep "a begin A. clear after
you haye taken Tbs IS tablets abHsHss,'lI t fssgy
a!clsanseH the Blood. the bowels ana
tic liysr with dive Tablets. seFF
,Dr. Edwardss olive Tablets are
the successful substitute for Gallo Gallo
mel-there's never any sickness or
pain after taking them. 4
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do
that which calomel does, and Just
as effectively but their action Is
gentle and safe instead OF severe
and Irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets
is ever cursed with "a dark brown
TASTE bal breath. a dull, listless.
mo good. feeling, constipation.
torpid liver, bad disposition or
pimply1 face. q !s
Or. Edwards, Olise Tablets are a
purely vegetable Comp und Smixed
with olive oil. you will know them
by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among
patients afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints and Olive TahIats
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
Old { d !. E 81 o',,.ri liIy!
For Z: ] u,e::'1ryb ody
ALL THE DEAR OLD SONGS NOV.
BROUGHT TOGETHER M
Z ONE VOLUME. s3.tS

Some people like. old wine; many
people love old friends. and every
body loves the old songs.
AS previously announced. The
West. yirginian is Offering a com
:plete collection of ali the old favor
,ite songs broSnght together ii one
beautiful BIG yolu1me caiTed "sorgs
THAI Never Gr6S@s OLD poo Z % sgq
ofAlllla es these songs have. been COM
piled AZ and selected with the utmost
care by; The most competent aath;5
critics and are printed and Bound
all together, making seven Song,
books in one volume. There are
two styles Of binding. one Is paper
covers and the other in heavy Eng
.lisli cloth: The contents arc the
same. but. Of course; the cloth bind
ing is more durable and with orii-
nary care should last "a lifetime. /,
An Innovation in this edition are
the magnificent illustrations. These
consist Of rare galaxy of sixty
nine wonderful portraits of the
worlds greatest vocal artists, many
in faxorite costumes. The list M III;
cludes Caruso. Tetrazzini, Melba.
slezak, Farrar. Bonci, Goritz, scotti.,
IFren1stad and almost fifty others.
None of these portraits have ever;
been shown in work Of this char.
acter, and they, are all Reproduced
from copyrighted photographs which
have been approved by the artists
themselves. Every reader WIN want
to; possess this rare and unique coll
lection.
In another column OF this issue
will be found a coupon in which Is.
explained u > plan Of distri: ltinE,
this beautiful book Of, songs. The
West virginian viii undertake to
distribute an entire edition within,
a limited time and readers are urg-
ed 10 lose no time in, familiarizing
themselves with the plan. q
I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
OF /
Lalt, led

Justice NJ. R. Musgroye fined a
foreigner for drinking vhiskey on
the Warrington ainterurban car. He
was arrested Saturday evening by
Deputy Sheriff Wilson. He paid his
fine and aslreleased.
One Of the gaming houses OF the
city was ratded by the police force
and seven men were caught. 1t is up
to the city 70 pfoye that more thai.
$50 passed from the men In the game.
The Board of Affairs intend to
Change the city ordinance so that a
conviction will be made more easily.
a recent decision Of the supreme
court of West yirginia makes Il pos.
sible for the Board to do this.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
Benton 5 Body
Wa.ntledB.lyAn
ElP ! 2 Man

aNi.s f.a- y y 3sf z rs b. =
BY ASSOCIATED PREss.] W.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. ga
Senator Fall of New Mexico sen
to Secretary Bryan the following
telegram be had received from r.. NJ.
Dudley Of Ell Paso:
will you use your influence, to
persuade Washington government to
demand immediate surrender OF
Benton's body to proper authorities
here and also have competent medi-
cal examination before the body. Is
decomposed.. !. ann certain that the
body will sho& great Abuse shs I'D
'dition to gun shot. wounds"
Dud,ey( j. & Sa,tssS aqseses who
has epcrated nd Mexico, f6r imany
years and now is refugee in
TesIast ], ! re-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
Strike
AtSt. Etienne

By ASSOCIATED Pass. *.
PARIS, Feb. ga large num-
Der OF coal miners atFst. Etienne
ceased work today and Others have
announced their intention Of fol-
lowing suit in the course Of the
week: Some Of the mines are onl,
,nartly affected but at others the
strike is complete. The government
has sent troops and police TO the
various mining centres to protect
the pits but no disorder has been
reported, 5, I. III i. 39.
The strike is protigss by the
miners against TIE eliniiration by
the senate of several clauses of the
Underground workers pension bill.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
\ Sho uld Worry
bout the High
Cost !: of !. living
When prices hit such lowsI Figuffes /
Read every item listed sinSttis ad.

Choice ofIwomen's and misses s8,ss
high grade coats worth up
70 e. 3 15; styles popular In every large
eitysof America. Every wanted high
grade cloth and style. Come and and
see' Choice ss.ss sss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23

choice:o 81, women,s andlmissesss SAW
man tailored suits worth up
to $500 choice, tailored suits Of
novelty mixtures, serges and fancy;
Cloth !ilst;ll tofS an kinds:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
NOTICE

iztt Notice Is hereby given that fhe
Mon gahela Valley Traction COM.
'pany did. on the 21st day 81 Fen S
,ruary. 1914 file with the Recorder :,
Of the Town Of RiSesyiile. Marion
County. West Virginia an ,applica..
;tion2 for a franchise for the co On ri
lion, operation and maintenance 81
q street railroad in. upon and over,
certain Of the streets Of III q said ,ti
To Town " Of Riyesyille, and 3forsthe right
g erect, place ard maintain poles
wires supports and other fixtures in.
upon and over the public grounds
streets, avenues; and alleys of said
town. for the purpose Of conveying
electricity for heat light and pow
ser.s 81
& With the said application there
was fled a draft OF an ordinance
granting said Aionongahela valley.
Traction Company, its successors ard
assigns, the said rights and priyts
leges
The said application will be pre-
scented To- the Common Council Oh
said Town at tie first meeting
thereof held after the publication
Of this ordinance for thirty tsb)t
days, Of as soon thereafter as me
said Common Council viii consider;
theEsaid application.
This notice Is given In Obedience
70 the provision Of Chapter 29of the
Acts Of 1901 Of the Legislature Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23
DEATH Of BABY,

The three months OF infant Of NJ;
and Mrs. %. G. crowser died this
morning and was taken to Moore.
Tucker county. this afternoon on
train 72 where intermenf will be
made. Undertaken Fred Jenkins is
in charge Of the funeral.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-23

the Monongahela Valley TractiGsj
company work on the line will be
started.
The building of the line through
Rivesyille will be a great convent
ence to the town, Rivesyille viii
then have two steam railroads and IN
electric railroad. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25
(New York TrIhnha.l

In WootitpW WILSON'S teEt-book, "Di-
vision and Reunion.p written in 1892,
wnen he was president of Princeton
University, he describes the war OF I8-
sc 60 1S4S with kfexico What the his
torian and scholar had 10 say then
has a peculiar interest in view OF the
authors attitude now. He tells how
Taylor took Monterey. now the scone
OF battle between Mexican factions and
of the capture oe the City of Mexi-
co. The Mexseans he describes as a
race fun of courage, spiri tand sub
iirty.." An extract from the book fol-
lows:
Congress accepted the assertion that
Mexico had begun the war, as oonyen-
lent, whether true or not. and Jprovi-
ded for the expenses of the conflict, as
f6r any necessity. IA formal aeclgfa-
tion of war was resolved upon on May
i3, 1896. ., before the news OF Palo
Alto and Essaca de Ia Palma had
reached Washington and the president
tsa5 authorized To call for 90, 600 vol
unteefs FOL. ode year September 10
10 2S the americans, by slow and stub
born lighting, toois the strongly placed
and 7heaylly fortified city of Monterey.
some ninety miles south OF the Edo
Grande. February 20. ls47, Santa An
ina, with a force probably numbering
at leRst 12.0g0 men attacked Tyaior,s
force which then Numbered $500 on
the llrol1epg pIeif OF Hhena Vista but
falling egain any advantage, with
drew to the defense OF the capital.
tine City 0f Mexico He had ,tlIoIsg hit
TO; destroy Taylor while he was swealE; /;
for In November, 1Sa3, General Win-
Geld SCOTT IlEtif, sigeen apnpifttah 20. che
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25
lAIIEs WILSON son An DIVISION AND IRlfUANIB' lEliS
IlIDII The UNITED STlglEss TOOK fnICl
Book Written BY Che President When e Was the Executive Of
Princeton University Taaehea te War of 1s48
How Taylor Took Montereyvera Cruz sla tst ~ fsss

chief 61ninnnd Of Mexico, TO which
the military rank Aeniitled him, and
January had brought call foe the
gReaseP part or &c tjylOf, 81 itroOISs ITO as-
sisE lhe eonlmandeF IN chief ia an ins
SasiOn OF Msxieo from Vera Cruz, on
the coast. The operations Sin the
North CHdad with the Battle OF iBueAa
Vista.
General Scott fhsgsn his Operations
with tfosee OF about AZ, 2,00D. FHelfiad
eiiosea q ihlfRd road to- the Mexican
EcepitaI bit theE dogged palor and the
stisft Ilg gaeily of hiat man made every.
thing g6EsIbIe. The fleet which car
Fied the troops came 10 anchor hear
Vera lFuZ on March 2, 1847 -and on
the <27thaoE the aaIna month Vera Cruz
had surrendered, having been ttaksn
without great aifaeulty. Selacting
the twssls, side of the city, which lay
amid nanetwoPls 6f 6ff defena6s and sur
rounded on d igsIElesi by Eaafa ahy5gFDirnd
which feonid he rfnssail 1hty on caasfas
Sc -: = =; 9 "a diif
6f heroic sRoasag Sc aisd pa tience, drove
| ths HeHiEaHh rum tifie post tien to an
/ other. funtil finally the 81 eat fof oftfes5
tiof IGHditepe twas iEan iby s siopni
fSepteuiher is aud the city seartur-
ed. The zoe eaifpat lion was complete by
the - sth and there lEas no further re-
Iaistence, anywhere by the ifIexie eacs.
AT every tlpoifi t the kiIIeFlean sfaoEs
fought ainst heREyiod tRhey SeI e
most hem on Iys ysyounteeFB aud ssney
had fought against a race full OF
couEaEe, spirit sand sabtIety. Their.
succesS was due to their moral auaIi-
fications--to steady their pluck and
self<eonf idsnee, their ceoi sinfeiiigenc
their indomitable purpose. their, equal
endownaeIlts OF spatlenre and dash .. IS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25
psf.i9ee ee1lnnIandatioh for 4 better taS
~ tenn for South 0aEeIinai ~
JoHN l.. MehtAITAS. /
sotslnbia. April al lt,.F3s

4P. S9Fhe Democratic party con
-atittitioh flzed Saturday, me 18Th, ,Ffor
the club meetings. Have your presi-
dents named the hour? Remind 9TH
eTg 10 attend Be ther on, the min
ute oFfsefoPe Pick pFog5eksise, c0ug-
ageous mon as delegates 10 the county
eoIfTehsinn not SsRRid toaBtand
for the reform. OF the. primary. 4,
Beware OF the coWardIy cBunsels Of
Ihetkef efliigil o., low. Thei place new
is at home they have no stomach for
the 4pFsseat i,isaue---in ,a4conFention
nov they viii he milk and lwatsr sis
pies.
we nsadgmsn with glGEHfd hand sand
men iiiihIdng less OF self and;Tnore
.ofiths state.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25
NOtICR tsR 5lsfEoTF0N

There win She SIN election at r.. n.
gslllaS,s etore In yYtllisord school dis
ttitEct no. ga on Thur day, April So,
f91 9os the purpose OF Ieyying an
additional tax levy Of one mill
on ali of tie tbl 10 tiroperty or sftaiii
district to be used for general sellpol
purposes.
All Yotera must exhibit Q regfatra-
toE certificate and tax receipt.
Polls win open at seven q. I'm j, and
close az -FOUR p. m. BJ order OF the
oasd os Eiucalicn OF Andar-
1slssiEy.
br5l 4 s. 1915 .. ,3.jFTlf,EeN,
County 5hpt. 81 Education.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25
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tie


sSe The stgIs sigea ID the gyln-
,iaasIitIn uf lon fifiie s5T sss,sss
.Elrstf year lits on pE4fne eS day az
tef1io0n 'isas a very asant eteass
The gym INN y7as deco RI far Riie
coca s6n sn aoEgood and fern and was
more han pRssty. The following WIS
the prpgrAna rsndered:
The little 5SsE g. /. I. !, EloFissels
i3la56hH IA De.
Tie Boy 81 bat Was EeaiEt s0tByin, ;i
2ldasosk
enEy Davenport
Tiie iiS lHT1ess zisi55s
cas ~ tiiHcfl AZ 81
san s1slf uEisss EsIyT
len ri dson
Seein' Ti S. : =, S. 3 /. ..l &. s. Itiaid
sltsFy Il aInsay
One OF Bol'h Eeamps 3. y. s. !. smith
no Esad ham a.
The Ssssigsl tie stpss Arenk Scene
ie aptley.
2 iiE0fs q ssged Yeraarirs
able poesilt files in the Fead adings willie
the pcise sfld lltiaosh hhere preaAtyesl
by tileE tftg 81 als 6t q
abin for such tteunE artists. Every !
of the woF being 81 fcenipiishefl 81.
this slenat EnaAlik and fnonsnl ilnenikd
both pupils .is inasTaoloF.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25

u
eEs aE NOW fFsCs
gUsssE RED
Ie IL
II That ssssFest ssaiIway
US acessebl blase a20
Inuse eviice
il.

S tlioust.i it was, ilIlpos ssIble last
sIiistht "a cohfirm the gepert atfia un-
'daEstood that the oficiais OF the G. S.
i& a. railway. psFating lhe anderson
street railway system, nave decided 30
give his city better service. It, IS
said hat this step a9as tsieferfnined iip4
on ct Aha FeEent conference OF 6fIieiais;
held 81 &c charlotte.
Anderson people who have heard
the rttnor and who have investigated
u That they are 5e0nvtnned the
new tie 4Rs II tbe Fisang gJfated and
thu inipr0 0venents made as soon as
The Southern Public Utilities Company
les 9fer the systam. which will oc-
2HTy ats an early daIe. u.s. -
NJ present tftis street railway ii
opera ling on al so tfIfi hiit diiiessrId
the heard saSts says
that his Vsll cert tainIy be changed
to "A minutes and it ab hoped that
Ions OF thu q ty may Be sfbfc
to- 5 minute service.
& u has not been pGssibia toi
etnk am 4 zsa.llr kAf ki.s
tEaa car 6fEiciale IN regard TO- Eylel
Fort, Sia geIAr M u ere ted Nffefe-l
exc ard fofs Iae imp eeason that
has fcs
fpiIe tlIae.
p tIsSS
itiiallEa in S cdeiule "a d tlae pro fssset
eillpreyetneae
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-25
NOTICE.

z 4ietice IL hereby given that the next
tiler tearheFs' examination will bs
.4aeld on Friday, Nay ] at the court
house IN Anderson. All teachers
whose certificates expire this year
AfSd ali those teaohers tsacfIihg here
on certificates from 0laar counties
are requested 10 be present ard stand
this examination. The exaniuation
will DO based on babJsctS cFIfhaEIls
used Tor teachers examination and
Rill begin promptly ct o o'clock.
UHtn Hay1 y. -. eFlE3TcNs
atIoat Ion for skndsFRaR Co.