White Oaks Eagle, 1903-08-06
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bp hoi. I ai (apilan, beginning tin- lirsi Monday in August and rom i mi in;.; lor lour consecutive sveoks. Following wo enumerate some ol tin manv advantages ol ;n lomlino this normal. tst. Superior Faculty Prof. I. M. Richards ol the Las ('rucos A.- M. College has again accepted 1I10 position ol eon eon-dtiolor - dtiolor eon-dtiolor of the fjnc.nl n County summer nor normal. - mal. normal. All who attended the normal at White Oaks last year can testify lo his su superior - perior superior ability as an instructor and to his tact and skill in disposing ol and answer answering - ing answering the questions tliai come tip before such a bodv. lie is gentlemanly, kind, and courteous and his enthusiasm and long ex experience - perience experience in school work are of untold ad advantage - vantage advantage to the teachers for they cannot help but catch the spirit of enthusiasm and t 1 f 1 I V . 1
practical work and thus about the lime the organization is completed and the teachers become interested in their work a short term normal closes, having accomplished but little real good. Put where the leriu is as long as four weeks the time is sulli sulli-cient - cient sulli-cient todo much more real work and much bettor work, not having lo pass so quickly over the subjects and giving time lor the double course of sludv, as belore mention ed. Fourth School Pudding - The normal will hold its session in the Capitán public school building which is the linesr in the county, having been erected at a cost o several thousand dolíais, ll is neailv ami comfortably lurnisliod. Fifth: Climate and Scenery To the manv teachers who live in a lower altitude and who wish to recuperate ami strengthen
County Superintendent P.. J. Coe is a voting energetic, worker in the ranks and will lend every assistance to make the nor normal - mal normal a success. Second: Double Course of Study Pe Pesióles - sióles Pesióles the regular normal course ol study that is prepared by the Territorial Board of Education there will be a higher normal course by the aid of the teachers in attend attendance, - ance, attendance, giving considerable time to the study of methods, management, discipline and other subjects of equal importance to the successful teacher. Teachers who are not preparing to take the examination and those who can spare the time from their regular studies will here find a great advantage over the single course as followed by most normals. The younger teachers will learn much
lion to make final prool in support of his saw dust in si teams, etc., a felony. Leaves White Oaks atop m ,.,;,. in.l th o snid mool will be mnli.; Peualis, a -fine not less than'S2i for . . ' l.iiiu, .iiki tli.it sain piooi wiu do ! , 0fj-pns, Arrive t am zozn. at S yn p. m. bolero the United States Commissioner at j ' ' ' . Leas e Carrizozo daily, alter receipt oi Lincoln, New Mexico, on August 15, tQn.C The Eagle's Clubbing Offer. I mail from train but not later than o'clock; viz: Leo Oswald, Homestead Application Kaf(k. slllsri.,ers (m.w and lhosf! rtí. and arrived at White Oaks in two hours No. o.v 1er the svL2 nsv1. Sec. and i uewing) may now take advantage of 'the j and thirty minutes.
ers takes place on Friday, August 28th. Pheasants (esery species) --killing ab- As heretofore, teachers are required tc solutely prohibited. 1 attend the County Institute at least twe ! ;or fish, the open season is: lor mountain trout (everv spei íes) with ' weeks: but as little beneficial work can be honk anfl hnfU onivMáv l5 ln tr) ; done in such a limited term, it has been J her t Size limit, not less than six I decided that we have two weeks longer ses- inches. Weight limit 15 pounds per day.
London, July 22. Once more a rumor has been cropped up as to the Connaught, and in St. .Petersburg it is said ihat she is destined to become the consort of the czar czarevitch. - evitch. czarevitch. According to the gossips, the matter was talked over by Queen Alexan Alexandra - dra Alexandra and her sister, the dowager empress I agmar (mother of the czarevitch), when they met at Copenhagen on the occasion of the family gathering in honor of King Christian's birthday, and it is also stated
will be made during King Rrf ward's visit to Russia. The czarevitch and Princess Margaren ol Connaught met when he was in England for the late queen's diamond jubilee, and he was said at the time to have been much charmed by her. If, indeed. Princess Margaren is des destined - tined destined to become the wife of the czarevitch, it is bv no means improbable that she mav
lose you tomorrow. We're married. I am plighted to hold up vour praises As the turf at your feet does its hand handful - ful handful of daisies: That way lies tin honor, ms path pathway, - way, pathway, my pride: But mark me -if greener grass grows either side, I shall know 11 : and keeping in body with you, Shrdl walk with my spirit-feet out in the dew.
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