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Chemawa looks like fairy land these
beautiful spring days.
There will be more roses than ever
before in Chemawa this year.
The senior and junior classes are doing
remarkably well in arithmetic this term.
The beautiful wistaria vine at Mr.
Campbell's cottage is very much ad
mired. The motto of the Stnior Class is,
"Steadfast and True' They have tried
all year to live up to it.
Mr. Joseph, Dillstrom is making a
great success as industrial teacher. The
grounds never looked so well.
The concert given on Saturday even
ing was one of the most enjoyable of the
year. A number of visitors from Salem
and the surrounding country attended it.
Miss Irene Campbell and Miss Fannie
Noble, who have been visiting in Spo
kane, returned home on Friday evening.
They were warmly welcomed by their
many friends at the school.
Frank Souvigner of the Senior Class
gave the opening address at the debate
last week. He spoke in an earnest and
sincere manner encouraging both socie
ties to put forth their best effort?, and
congragulated the winning team in ad
vance Hairy Jones, Amos Smoker and Orin
French of the Senior Class, are receiving
many compliments for the manner in
which they carried on the debate on
Thursday the 21st inst. These young
men are excellent students and have
been a credit to themselvec and their
class during this entire school year.
WOOD BUTCHERS.
We have some roses in bloom around
our department.
We ju?t installed forty-five new tables
in the dining hall. We have fifty-five
yet to make.
We have one good hand in our depart,
ment on the violin, Walter Morrisette
He is a promising student.
Mr Enright and boys cleaned up our
lawn in fine shape Monday.
A Figure Puzzle: Open a book at ran.
dom, and select a word within the first
ten lines, and within the tenth word
from the end of the line. Mark the word.
Now double the number of the page and
multiply the sum by five. Then add
twenty; then add the number of the line
you have selected; then add five; multi
ply by ten; add the number of the word
in the line; from this sum subtract 250,
and the remainder will indicate in the
units coluTin the number of the word, in
the tens column the number of the line,
and the lemaining figure the number
of the page.
How to Kill the Nerve of a Hollow
Tooth: Take half dram white oxide of
arsenic, one dram of sulphate of morphia,
mix with a little creosote and apply to
the cavity of the tooth previously clean
ed. Procure a bunch of emartweed and
bruise it to cause the juice to exude,
Rub your horse or cow thoroughly with
the bunch of bruisedweed, especially
on the legs, neck and ears. Neither
flies nor other insects will trouble it for
24 hours. This process should be re
peated every dav. A convenient way
to use it is to make a strong infusion by
boiling the weed a few minutes in
water, when cold it can conveniently bo
applied with a sponge or a brush
A bad breath or foul breath will here
moved by taking a teaspoonful of the fol
lowing, after each meal: One ounce liq
uors of potassa, one ounce chloride of
soda, one and one a-half ounces phos
phate of soda and three ounces of water.
Frye.