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I I EEdaccdional7Jprinwni Conducted by CountySuperintcndent . Croclcr
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The school in DisL 3 g'iI'C iI
basket slipper . 'J'lIcsclilY c\'Cninl
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The school ] in Dist. 20 win talc
iI four weeks vacation beginubig : i
Oc t. 28.
A meeting of school officers
and patrons was held in the Bar- l ;
adil school house ' 1 ' ttelclay evcn-
ing" The general ] subject Was ,
"Co-operation of. the 1Iol11e and
school " The ! people were wen
pleased with the ineefing , and it
seems certain much good will
f re-
stilt from it and that it will bring
about a closer sYlIlpilthy between
the home and 1 he sclwo1. Prof
1) . P. Smith of the Falls City
HlIsine s College and thc COl1n
cortnty
superintendent : were prcsen It
is thc present plan to hold about
10 h'tctl.'I !
part 01 the count\
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The llnrada teachers rending
circle Win hold its next meeting
1'lIcsca\ ! evening , Nfl\ 7th. .
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The Lincoln papers tell us that
Louis C. I.'olls l was s\lffoCi\tul
while battling Saturday I.ig-ht ,
and that 1 his wife became unconscious -
scious ! I rom the effects of the gas.
' 1 ' 11e tragedy iH a pathetic one
'l'he 1 , coupc ! ' e were married only
tutee months ago and 1 had JUSl j
settled ] in a new cottage : after
their return from the wedding
trip. \Irs. Foils was Miss Grace
Abbott. 1 'S1
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lichardson county teachers having -
illg' taught : t for ' .
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t\\'o years as ,5-
"j-.tilnt ! , principle in the Iltmloldt : ,
higlt l "l l1 < 1ul , :
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ciples meet i : : ; ; l.vld in Lincoln /
last wc.k 1 was attended by several
al Richardson county teachcrs.
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Prof. Barhour , will give a life-
si ized picture of. this' : ; ' monster
which at one time made hiutsclf
at homc in Richardson
count \ ' .
Enormous ! : birch nlH ! bats 1i\'edl
ltc'rc at one time , and the follow-
i ing cut will give some idea of
heir 1 immcnse sire. .
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small adll1ission will be charged t
to help ] pay e.-'pcnses. All are itt -
\'ited.
A lecture course of four or five
nU111 bets has been arranged for
Humboldt. The first number to
be a lecture by I. , \Vickcrsham
to be a strong : and earnest speak-
er. ' 1 ltc people of Humboldt are
fortunate to secure him.
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The nest meeting of the Richardson -
ardsol1 Coullty 'l'eachers' Associ-
aUon will he held in halls City
Friday e\'elling and Saturday ,
No\'cmber 11 and 13 Prog-rams
will be sent out early nest week
Friday evening , No\ 11 , Dr E ,
JI Ra rOQur. Professor of Gcolog'y
Ultivcril i t \ ' of Nebraska , wi11 - ad-
dress the teachers and other
friend ; of education on the subject .
ject , "Beauties an < 1' Wonders of L't
the \\T cst.Ye will be tnlc'n on
a geological J'ourncthro . . . ; . 11 the
Home of the Cliff Dwellers , the
Petrified i"oreats. Canons of the
Colorado. Yellow Stone Parle and
the Pad Land ; of NcbraHka
' l'wclHundred Dull ary'.vorthof
wlofl'd slidl's '
( and the Three
Hundrcll Dollar lamp will be
ma nag-cll ; by an expert. Prof.
I Da1'bours' disco\'crics -1\'hnJs - _
1m : lacvrrl < t fatuous and : lIii\'e I
r alh' ' re \ ' o'utio ' tieJ ; certain d-
: trtuieuis ; t in the srienti3colcl. .
It is : -.urpd i'g' 10 k : ( ; \ \ ' that ani-
plats of enormous size once roam-
c(1 flat ] ; htfiiics ' ciN'cblasla. l . c-
11 l ns of t1CFC : '
e ammab have be ( 11 ,
'lillil l here ill Eic1lilrcl1J :
? Cl1Jli'df011 CC\1J11 1 : : ,
Jl1 t recently . a ! ; iqd 1 tent ! 1 ,
v. , -'ig-hiW ' alwut rl'l' "
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ic ) ucl : : ! i.l it : , , Inl ! I it 1' ( a.r nil\ , : ' 11\1. \ d
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A Touch of Nature. J
How the world loves a 10'cr.4
Last1ronlay night \\'asone of the
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most perfect moonlight [ nights [ I 1
have ever seen. Out at Fort
Tlazcl school house , way up in the
hills of Arago , it was a scene of
beauty never ; to be forgottcn.
'I ' he hills and oak woods were
bathed in the white light , and the
shadows huddled in the hollows
like the memory of' a drC'am-pale :
and unreal in the moo 11if.'lt : I
stood on the porch while the
candidates n'maincd in the school :
room talking' ; realities and practical . -
cal politics with the \'otct' A J , I '
young lady-almost a little girl
stepped out on the porch and ' , a '
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shy and Cmb\i'rassed boy came % .
towarc1 her out of the shac1 , < . ! . " , and - f '
totime ' . . - I
accompanimen't ( If the snic- )
ers of scot11paniol1Sdd ; haltlnL- t '
1y 1 " ttlay-T-SCc'- ' "
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She was surp : ised - ofcoarse she
was It \vts ! .t he last t liming { iim the . .
world she \ e . cpcctcd-this cOl11i\1't. \
of the boy out of the sba(1o\\ - ,
Neither had thought . of polr c ) ; . $
or political speakers that eVC3- ! " =
ing' . ' .i iley ' lad ! : bee eng'l'o$6ccl "
with t:1or : import ! aut _ thi1 ; ! " { ; for
instance , the wal1 ? ! : : : hOI11 in } ) 1 , > , e
l1oon1F ; ; ht. Ah ! ! sa the little girl : '
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answcrec1 him , ill a'cry. . tact f" 'il
c onsciot1S . way , as SIC : h ; cl
been j.aug'Ll : ± was prep : . ' ; .
"wth : peaSl1'r ! " And sir ( : foal : 1
his ann al1t thc ) ' , walked oat . gF 3
thc grove down onto thec . Itit " .
I highway i dO\\:1 : the hill to whel' : : -
the shadows lay j falling in' hoe :
L1 i the geol old Irshioned : wnIy. . .
I wt- : glll11hat 1 j"l i glt : see : tl.t . -
iitl7t)1' ! ] " ! h'iI tty ( i ; it ,1 t l : . : a:1 ; l1"ll t
tn hill ) , of it Ihlill : : : ; , .J : tlc lvi ; . ; .
rive . ; 1.)111. ' .
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Do not take chances on it wearing away or experiment with some unknown preparation
which may leave the bronchial tubes and lungs weakened and susceptible to attack from
the germs of Pneumonia or Consumption.
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FOLE . ; ) I : 1 r IJPJ1F ! ' A-
not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents serious results 1
from a cold. Contains no opiates. .
It Saved His Life After the Doctor Said , . .
A Policcrnm's : Testimony.
Ere Had Consumption.
W. R. Davis , Vissalin , California , writes : IIThere is no doubt but winter J. N. I had Patterson , night policeman , of Nashua ' Iowa , writes : 'Last
what l1'olcJ"s Money mHI Tar saved my life. I had an awful cough advertised a bad cold on my lung and tried at least a half-dozen
on my lungs and the doctor told me I had consumption. I commenced without cough medicines . and had treatment from two physicians
" ' Norte - . ' getting any benefit. A friend recommended 'olcJ"s "
taking FolcJ"s
lllHl1.'llr honey
IIoucJlllHl1.'llr and found relief from the first and ami Tar and two-thirds
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three bottles cured me completely. " a bottle cured me. I consider it the
. greatest cough and lung medicine in the world. " . s
Three sizes-2Sc , SOc and $1.00. The 50-cent size contains two and one-half ,
- times
as m ch the :
as small size and the ,
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$1.00 bottle almost six times as much. Refuse Sllbs itJte51 s'
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