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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-07
THE HOTELS.

THE LAwLOR-RATES $3.50 and 80 90
PER DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
PRIETOR.
j.. w. Thatcher. Eagle Lake. Cali Mss
c. Townsend. Columbus 7. O. Davidson.
San An,on.o. +. ID. Miller. New Orleans :;
j. II. Har.ng, Brcnham. VIM. Bchring
st. Louis Allan Cameron. Galveston: II.
G.. Parker. Monterey; c: i. Sampson,
GALVESTON Jesse Shepherd. Kansas C.ty
Z. t. bradshaw and lady, Ems: Frances
slater. Miss Slater, BOSTON: II. C.. Sutton,
G; Lamb 81. Louis; Geo. T. Lock. West
Mrs NJ. Williams. Mrs. Bellmarley, Shep-
herd l.. A Dafran. }. l.. Daffan, j. NJ.
Gid1ngs. Ennis: l.. Harris. r. Il.
Lauve. Dallas: r. Il. T.eccraft, Jersey
City; O. y. Maer, Smithvills'; II. e. Las
ser. San Jose. Cal; C.. Il, Wagstaff. T. NJ
Davis, Dallas Geo Howard, Victoria; r.
Farnsworth, Cuero; W. G. Moulton. s.,
I.ou.s; W. $, E.n,undson. Miss Jess Q
irookheld, ALVIN; G. e. Sewage. Calves
lielpnan, .Detroit. Mrs. Uatolson, Denver;
Geo. W. Lloyd. Cold Springs
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kcn,nrlY Miiitin Mnh.

Lonisviile. JanuIrv ca SPECIAL to 'he
T.n,es from Harrodeburg, n.y.. says The
Lexington ana Hnrrodshurg militia con-
ror ~. ordered out by Governor Bradley
ird.r secret orders n renulf - ruporoi
attack l,y raiders on Tho remain ng Mercer
co,I1ty toll eatcs. iled into town IN tas
fsriv rnor-!Dc cod. f'red. hungry aud
MI rio ra,dsrs werr undoubtedly +, are
or hy The soldiers and atsrd ,ned thtsr
plans.
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Inspection Tour,

party OF Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe officials passed through Houston yes
terday In special cars No i0a and "Trilby"
on tour of general inspection OF the lines
They stopped few hours in Houston. and
proct eded north. In the party were. Gem
eral Superintendent Ressequlc. Guy Lahay,
general bridge master; J. J. Hess. general
road master; J. w. Dickinson. division
superintendent. Dave Fitzgerald division
roadmaster. and l.. l.. Harris, bridge man.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-07
JERNIGAN's SHORTAGE.

The experts employed by County Judge
Walker to examine the books and accounts
OF County Treasurer Jorngan reported this
evening that they found that deceased was
short TO the amount OF S94Ol. exclusive OF
due bills to the amount OF $50, issued TO
holders OF school vouchers. which he had
taken up but only partially paid. State
melts Of Jsrnigan's account furnished tho
county clerk by the Austin National ard
First National banks show the former held
5000 and the latter s67s TO dis credit on
January /. In the Austin National banks
statement there appears both q debit aud
credit OF 100000 under date OF Deccm-
Der q, 1896. In letter accompanying the
statement the persidont OF the bank TX
plains chat on that date JerniEan visited
the institution and stated that the county
would need that amount that day and that
upon his assurance that II would he re-
placed on The following day 1t was placed
to his credit and his demand note taken for
same. Subsequently ne sent note to the
bank asking for q statement OF the amount
to his credit on its books, which was re-
piled TO by the officers OF the bank to the
effect that there was balance Of 22.0O0
in his name. On the same day that this
answer was given Jernigan's books were
examined ny committee appointed ny INC
district court and found all right. the reply
of the bank to his note showing that his
balance there was s22 900 being accepted
without investigation. The officers of the
bank aver that they did not know that
Jernigan's accounts were being examined
when they furnished him with the state
ment above referred TO. and that upon his
failure 10 produce the 1000 on December
10 they charged it off and cancelled bis de
mand note
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-07

Washington, January "a committee
representing number of the large rail-
roads of tho country. headed by Receiver
Rowan OF the Baltimore and Ohio, had a
conference yelterday with the interstate
commerce commission to discuss the safety
appliance law. The meeting was ain in
formal one and no petition to the commits
sion of any kind was submitted, As was
expected
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1NnIAN SKELETON FOUND.

Mr.. ". L. Tullis OF Quanah one of the
Texas live stock commissioners, II In the
city and reports Tho discovery n few days
ago, on Pease river In Hardemar county,
OF the skeleton of an Indian. From brass
rings on the left arm Of the skeleton and
a couple OF silver shields and other Trim
kois found nearby. Mr.. Tullis thinks II
was that OF an Indian chief. The skeleton
was found at the exact spot wher Captain
Ross NOV President Ross OF the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college,, and his
Ranger company met and routed the Com
anche Indians and at the same time cap
tured Cynthia Ann Parker the mother OF
Quanah, he present chief of the Com
anches. In this engagement. Captain ROSS
had single handed combat with and KILL
ed an Indian chief supposed TO have been
the husband Of Cynthia Ann. Quanah de-
mics that his father was killed in the pat
tie of Pease river, but says he lived for
several years after that event and died
a natural death He has repeatedly told
Mr. Tullls. however, that a chief was kill
ed there but says II was Nocona. his
urcle and ar Tullis thinks II was The
skeleton OF this chief that was recently
found II had been buried rear the mouth
OF d small ravine or canyon, but the lirt
had been washed away In the course OF
time leaving the bones partially exposed
10 view The bores were In a state of per-
feet preservation and were all intact, even
TO the teeth not a single one of which
had fallen out, The skeleton and irinkets
we're taken In charge by those discovering
ihenI
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Waxahachic. Texas. January d --Waxa-
hachie is making a strenuous effort to get
the Santa Fe railroad. Communications
have been received from the Santa Fe
officials stating that the matter Of extend
ing tho road to Waxahachie would be look
ed into. over $4,000 WAS raised for the
extension of the Midland to this city
last summer. but for some reason Colouel
Il. II. X. Green did not zee 1T to come
here.
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INES were parties to the agreement Of
, ,s year. excepting the Galveston. La
tortc and Houston. which became mem
per tuesday. Those at the meeting were:
,acting General Manager Polk. Santa Fe.
mr. Mcfarland. Galveston, Houston and
Jones and C. n. Nelson of the Galveston.
La Forte and Houston.
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mail that its franchise tax is due. and that
a failure TO pay attention to such notihca-
ton does not work forfeiture OF aha'te
In his opinion, the failure Of the legislature
to define the manner of notification to
be given in such cases places 1t beyond the
Jurisdiction OF the secretary Of state Ia
hold notification by mail to be n legal
notice
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THE LAND OFFICE.

The general land office reports o5S.Soa
acres OF school lands leased In December
an increase of IS 900 acres over November;
also 1900 acrr OF school land and 100
acres Of university land sold during the
same period,
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Cases DisnntssetI.

Chicago. January Cat the conclusion OF
todays session of the trial of eN-President
Reinhart and Mr.. HALEY OF the Santa fe
road for manipulating rates the case
against the former was dismissed on IA nole
prosequi of the indictments against him.
the government being unable to connect
him with the alleged manipulation OF
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woopMEN OF THE WORLD.

At meeting In this city today of the
general committee on arrangements for
tie Woodmen Of ths World camp for
Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. WHICH
II Gets here on February .. W. q. Eysrs
was elected president Of the hoard "
i. Kuhn treasurer. II Is proposed TO make
the approaching camp a great AMIR.
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NOTES.

Senator A. n. Kerr Of Flatonin and Rep
resontatives Childs of Bexar. Brewster Of
Williamson and Dies Of Hardin are In the
city
w H. Gano and NJ. l.. Crawford Of Dallas,
and NJ B. Tompleton md Geo. Il, Grace Of
the North Texas bar. Bre hero attending the
supreme court
Judge Hume and Colonel Gresham OF
Galveston are here for the purpose OF to-
morrow arguing before the supreme court
the case OF tho city OF Galveston VS.. the
Galveston and Western railway. IN which
n rehesring has been granted.
Judge Reagan has been i'll for a week or
go Mt his home In Palestine, but a telegram
received from him this morning announces
that he will cndenyor to be here tomorrow
to be present Mt the hearing OF the com
plant OF W. l.. Moody e. Co against the
Galveston Wharf company,
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=. Leyinson, city: l.. {. Cos,te lar, Gal
weston. w. l.lpsk. Brennan; j.. L. Hand
ICY. Evansville; w. &. Van Xaudt. Column
bus c. /. Edmiston. Crockett r. p. J>i-
NJ ger Memphis. II. } Proc, i'alest ne,
Ike Wolf Texas: +. Il. Clegg. and wife
New 1risnns; r., NJ. May New YORK;
Geo. Il. Coz. r. r. Blunt .ng, Miss BaR,r
9nd mad, James f. Lee and wife, Mrs.
ForheS. q. Is. Fortescuc. Chicago: fle l.
or ok Melville ana w.fe. Malcolm Rus II.
Mixer smith. John Nells and wife. Snei-
man Wade. Charles Seegceve, Harris and
vile. !. Y. Arthur, Miss Blanche C ayton.
New fork; . $. DAWSON, Lake Charlie;
u w. Chapman Miss Lowsw ell, Miss
BiLscomb. New York j j. PASTORAL, 81 v;
Cecil 4 Lyon. sherman: Geo w. 81 we
land. FRANK Brown, Jr., Texas; l.. j. CAL
and wife. Galvesto Geo. Mcllroy Pn;la-
delphs W. II Boykn. Dallas; r. J. TO-
Yen; New York tieary Cook corp.A
Euokhon; New Orleans; Mrs, NJ. Davis,
Denver ". G. Grfhn, New YORK, v. W.
ia,non. conway, g. Wilke. l.. Mcmahon
ard WIFE, Chicago J. II. Nm, Galveston;
r. Is Baker. AHs,in, A. Wittermark,
henderson, HUDSON. Deckemcn New
York l.; o. snith, j. +. Galbraith. Gal
VISION; Mrs. John Carlisle. ChAppcn aid.
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LOCKETT'S SUCCESSOR.

John NJ. King OF Ellis county has been
appointed Office assistant attorney general,
vice r. r. Lockett, resigned, and will as
sumo tho duties o. the office on January ID.
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Pms. Axrccmcnt Renewed.

A meeting was held in Galveston IGes-
cay nv representatives of the roads enter
ing there for the purpose Of renewing the
RAGS agreement of 1926 to remain in effect
during the present year, ana inc suos'ahcs
OF the agreement is tina, no passes shaii
be given 10 influence business, The same
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-07
closing Hour of Train Mails.

Trains on the International and Great
Northern and the Galveston. houston ana
Henderson arrive at and depart from mo
International depot. foot OF Congress ave-
nue.; Missouri, Kansas and Texas trans
from the Katy depot. ut tic foot OF Nt9lt-
gomery avenue, north side of the bayou;
Gslveston. La Porte and Houston and all
other roads except those mentioned use
the Grand Central depot.
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CAPITAL CHAT.
WASHINGTON Post

Washington rost
Republicans In the senate are discussing
the fact that President Cleveland made a
great many consular appointments during
the past summer and fall. some OF whom
have already been confirmed. The fear Is
now expressed, II the civil service exten-
sion which Mr. Cleveland accorded TO the
consular service is left unchanged. that all
information Furnished by these consular
agents 10 the secretary OF state Will be
strongly tinged with free trade theories. II
Is discovered that during the four years
which have now nearly expired the rcpubli-
cans who held consular positions have been
pretty thoroughly ern1icated and their
places supplied with democrats of the good
old freo trade stock Shalt such things con
iinue to be? Ia tho burning question Of the
hour In the ranks of the republican faith
full.
Senator Henry NJ Teller will bc e-elect-
cd to the United States senate by the lesis-
laturo OF Colorado. but not unanimously.
Tho political composition Of that body,
which meets at Denver one week from to-
day, will be- on Joint ballot, democrat sill
YER republicans. "a; populists, 80; rcpubli-
cans 3. OF tina 100 votes Senator Teller OK =
pectn to get rs, ono OF the Mckinley re-
publlcans. even, proposing 10 vote for him.
The two who will vote against him nre
followers OF Senator Wolcott and uro tho
Representatives OF tho 10000 republicans in
Colorado who made n fight upon tho ST.
Louis platform. when the balance Of the
party, numbering ubout 10000 voters, went.
bng and baggage. over into the democratic
camp.
Judge Richard Randolph Mcmahon, OF
Harper's Ferry. is stopping at the National
hotel. He is a warm admirer OF President
elect Mckinley. and speaking OF him last
night, said There is In West Virginia
a man closer 10 Mr.. Mckinley, perhaps.
than any other man within OF without Ohio.
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ANOTHER TAX law.

of state the attorney general holds that it
is not sufficient TO notify corporation by
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A SPECIFIC FOR COLDS AND GROUP.
For years We have used Chamberlsins
Cough Remedy and always keep It in the
house. 1t IL regarded in our family as n
specific for colds and Group. II Is also
invaluable for whooping cough. No family
where there are children should be without
lt.-R. f. Robey. Olney. Mo.
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To he Expelled From France. Z

Tar,s. January e-Eicht Spanish af5{
Italian anarchists were arrested here i'd
day and win he expelled from France. tct
Fcthot with those mcmh,rs of tho moi
wh.ch made a demonstration yesterday Il
front OF the Spanish embassy as pgotcs|
AGAINST the .orturng of tho anarchists "a
prison ut Barcelona. Spain. and who werl
arrested by tho police The project OF pd|
lice has decided to demand the expulsion
from France ~ all foreign anarchist
guilty of revolutionary agitation.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet{
All druggists refund the money " It fam
to cure. 2bc.
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A SCHEDULE WAS ARRANGED
by the Officials Who Met in Houston
Yesterday.
SAN ANTONIO TO ST. LOUIS. 20 HOURS.
AFOrdinR Good Connections for Ers,
ana N"rth-Pnss Agreement Re-
ncwed b. Galveston Lines.


AS predicted In The Post Yesterday
,.,. 80,
was no'u III Hous'oh uu'ius the
day by the heads of the transportation
departments of several lines to ARRANGE
de,a,is ana o.,.. 90. A.. ,.,,,,o, ..,,,
'9 an" Insults io' 'no "u''.'on ''"'''
service between San Antonio and St Louis,
which goes into effect January II IL the
prescnt ARRANGEMENTS aro pot chanyed
MI, ,.,,
"o'e a'''nuihs the meeting "eic' 'en
eral Manager Monserrate. General Superin
tendent lines and G. I. I.unton chief clerk
os ,,, ,,..a,,,,. ,a,.,, =, 81. Ga,
Antonio and Arkansas Pass, with hcadauar-
tiers at San An,onio. Acting General Man
ager Polk and General Passenger Agent
keenan, of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe, Galveston; General Passenger Agent
Gaibraith of the International. and L. J.
Parks. assistant general passenger agent
of the southern Pacific, Houston.
The service referred 10 Will be from San
Antonio to Waco via Flatonla aud the san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass, and from San
Antonio to ST. Louis via the southern "a
cthc 10 fiatonia, san Antonio ana Arahsas
Iass 10 cameron, Gun, COLORADO ana santa
IT., re 10 far,s ana Tue Frisco 10 ST. Louis
he t,iie ueciueu on Is us lolioWs L,aNe
n o, w - 20 20 w. > IN
=" - ~, .a.i'eron Nv d. a. n,, IN "'
~, a a, 9, nv 90 ,,a toi,nr'inc ,,orn'
TO- ,.h,oh T., ,n,on,,',ino hn,,rs ana mir.
,v9sve ~ ir,,,es frnm Saw Antonio
Tho entarnr;so ie In tho hands NJ roads
tha, do NOT at nresept handle any con-
siderable amonr, Of San Antonio- North
Texas business and tho new service will
furnish good connections for Kansas city
AMI 81. Louis and 10 the East. Those at.
tending the meeting Yesterday feel con-
fident that IL will be a success from the in
ception and have no fears but what 1t Will
grow from month TO month.
"
n" run 1" H.
AS intimated IN Inc POST OF several
days ago. there was no truth In the report
tina, T. IL r. Groom president of The
Texas Midland had purchased or oven no
go,i.tod for tho rronor,v az Indicated bv
Tho oisno+ohos from, Galveston Tho ,o,-
,ou,,r, is toto, from tho Now or,oars
Picayune of Tuesday:
Mr.. Green was asked yesterday II 1t
was true that he had purchased the Hous-
ton and Texas Central, and that his visit
here mad some connection Win the deal.
AS matter OF TACT, SAID nc. i am mere
simply to look after litigation connected
with the waco ana northwestern, "hlch l
purchased several years ago from Hunting
ton, Dut from WnlCn sale inc court re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-07

A special train bearing Traffic Manager
Bein. Major Cave. treasurer; Mr. Mulvey,
superintendent, and Mr. Mail, superin-
tcndent of maintenance Of way OF the
Southern Pacific. left Houston yesterday
morning for Beaumont where meeting
of those interested in the Sabine and
East Texas was held. and returned IL this
city about b o'clock yesterday afternoon
one of the party said to a reporter for The
Post that nothing of Importance had been
done and that the trip was more one Tor
general inspection than anything else.
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CAPITOL
HOTEL
ARRIVALS,

Rates, $3.50 10
$i.uO p c + day.
; / \ 1 y elegant
r . o III g, VITA
bath. l. a + * e
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
nodations 10.
commercial men
IN city.
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Beaumont, Texas. January THE stock
holders of the Sabine and East Texas Rail-
road company held their annual meeting at
the general offices OF the company in this
city today and selected the following di-
rectors for the ensuing year; w. &. Van
Week, G W. Bein, G.. b. Seger, 7. w.
House, W. b. Mulvey, William Mail, John
b. Goodhue
Immediately after the stockholders al
journed the directors met and elected w.
g. Van Week president. John II. Goodhue
vice president, secretary and treasurer, "
T. Gates assistant secretary and treasurer.
These attending the meeting from dis
lance were Major f. w. Cave, treasurer of
the Houston and Texas Central; J. T. Mail.
maintenance of way engineer; c. W. Bein.
traffic manager: u. *. Colburn. superiu
tendont of bridges and building OF the
Southern Pacific. and w. b. MnlYcy. SUI
pcrinterdeni Of the Texas and Ne" Orleans
railroad These gentlemen cane from the
East en- a special train and fter The meet
irg departed for Houalon.
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Culf shore Changes MANAGERS.


San Antonio, Texas, January 6--Henry
Terrell. general manager OF the San An
ionic and Gulf Shore railroad, resigned to-
day. and George Dulnig was appointed TO
succeed him. Tho new manager took
charge Mt 10 O'Clock this morning. Oscar
Bergetrom. trustee for The purchasers,
states that Mr.. Terrell's resignation was
due TO desire on the part OF the latter to
retire SIS soon as the new owners became
posted on the operation OF the road Mr.
Terrell was receiver OF the road until four
weeks ago. when the sale of the property
was confirmed and It was turned over to
the purchasers, one of whom was pulihlE
Oscar Bergstrom acted ps trustee for the
purchasers and appointed Mr. Terrell gen
,bo ox,enslon Of the road TO Stockdsie and
work is now in progress in that direction
The now management says the eXi'n7i
viii he pushed along
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-07

RALEIGH, y. C.-The Progressive Far.
nef, the organ Of the national alliance.
loroids the populists to re-elect Pritchard
senator
The Yale expositor., 1897-12-17
Saturday--lmportant--W Why?

Saturday was gala day for Y ale, for
Notwithstanding mud and rain, teach
ers and students from the village and
the surrounding country attended, for
the first time III years, a teachers local
association. Much enthusiasm was
manifested in the heated discussions
which were held. Questions of vital
importance to the teachers were asked,
and answered satisfactorily.
If the Association was profitable,
what shall we say of the lecture held in
the evening? Mr.. McClary, the lectur-
er, more than satisfied even the most
critical. At times the audience were
convulsed with laughter, again they
were impressed with the seriousness of
life.
His subject, Sunshine in Labor"
clearly showed that labor was a bless
ing and not curse. Mr.. McClary's
nose and mouth are, like his intellect
gigantic, but they add charm, where
more proportional features would mar
The subject made the most impressive
was, that happiness is found only by
leading useful life. Even heaven is
not the abode of the idle.
The best piece of advice given to the
young was that all the money which
could possibly be spared should be used
to educate the mind in order to have a
"brain fit to meet the worlds collision"
The Yale expositor., 1897-12-17
Notice to Parents.

To the Residents Of School District No.
I, Brock1CGy:
You are hereby notified that the
School law makes the attendance at
school of all children within the dis
trict between the ages of and il years
compulsory for at least months in
the year. The attendance must be
eight half days per week at least. The
penalty to parents for not compelling
their children to attend Is not less than
50 or more than 800, or Imprisonment
till said fine is paid. fhe proof of non
attendance is the teachers roll book.
The law leaves no discretion with the
justice, he cannot remit the fine or
suspend the sentence. The law SAYS
he must fine them. The law also says
q truaut officer shall be appointed by
Che school board, and be shall enforce
the law, or be punished for a INSIDE
meanOr.
l have been appointed Truant officer
for tnis district have no desire TO
prosecute or prosecute anyone, but The
law must be ubeyed. That you are too
poor Co buy hooks Is no oxcusc, The
district board is obliged TO supply YOU
with them.
Let us not haye any trouble I'm our
district over this matter. The law is
for your benefit, live up to il and send
your children forth into the world
with something 60 depend upon be-
sides hard work. {. +. Emery,
Iruant Officer.
The Yale expositor., 1897-12-17
SCHOOL COLUMN.
EDITED BY RHEA HISEY.
The first bell rings at $50.

The first bell rings at $50.
Mr.. Campbell was Il welcome visitor
at the school last Friday.
Lizzie Harris visited the high room
Wednesday afternoon.
Minnie West was champion in the
spelling match last Friday.
Cora Cole and OliYe Brown visited
the grammar room Tuesday.
Herbie Welch is in school again af-
ter an absence of four weeks.
Freddie Currier is editor in the % in
termediate department this week.
Levi Laine and Basil Middleton are
new pupils in the LIST intermediate de-
partment.
The pupils of the I'd primary room
have finished their reader and are now
taking supplementary reading.
Glenn McKenna had the misfortune
to stick u fork tine into his foot, which
was the cause of his absence several
days last week.
The pupils in the Cd primary depart
ment are devoting some of their time
to drawing. Some quite nice drawings
have been handed in by them.
The Yale expositor., 1897-12-17

II place JOeeTe tey cdn hare assortment to select
frone Our lines are complete and glue you every pos
sible 0dUontage Of buying the most for the least money!