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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
GOred by . Cow.

Cleburne, Tex, Sept . Mrs Tom
Hambrck who lives in the eastern edge
Of town, was horribly gored bya COW.
The animals horn entered in the lower
part Of the bowels and tore them open
for about Il inches Tho intestines. II
is thought by the physicians, are not In.
jured About 30 stitches were taken 10
close up the wound The lady Is In 0
critical condition, but will possibly re
cover.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
Reagan WIN No, Resign.

Austin, Sept. An regard 10 the dis
patch from Washington saying Judge
John H. Reagan would In the near IN.
ture resign from the commission and
ask that Hon NJ. NJ Crane be- appointed
in his place. Judge Reagan when shown
it declared that il was without founda
ton and was news 10 him. When ask
ed the direct question: DO you contem.
plate resigningf' Judge Reagan replied.
II do not"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
Train Runs over Two Negroes.

Mount Vernon. Ills. Sept 2-will
Harris and William Gill, colored, both
Of Clarksville. Tenn, were run over by
. Louisville and Nashville passenger
train few miles southeast Of this lefty.
one being instantly KILLED, the other
MORALLY wounded. They were walking
ON the track and had set down to rest,
when they fell asleep. A third negro.
Dave Tyndal, was awakened just In
time to save himself by jumping from
the track.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
Five Convicted.

Darien. Ga, Sept ? The jury in IN,
cases against Ben Durham. James WI.
ley, Marshal Dorsey. Louisa Underwood
aud Maria Curry. charged with rioting.
has returned a verdict Of guilty. The
Jury was out only about u minutes.
None Of the rioters will h. sentenced an.
I'll the end Of the session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
Another Political killing.

New Orleans, Sept The municipal
campaign which has already been pro.
life in bloodshed is responsible for
another murder Stanley Le Roy a
young man was shot and almost instant.
ly killed at a clubhouse Of the De Rance
Cruso faction by Emile Luis, another
young man Opinion is much divided.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
DIssmbowslsd Ia B.d.

Brazil, Ind. Sept 2 -WilhAr waa
son of Richard Wells residing saufh o.
here was found dead in bed VIA n,f
left eye torn from its socket AT hi,
intestines cut out Young Wells n1,
been i'll and II is thought that Eklls a
n tit Of insanity he ture out his sys Al.
inflicted the other wound
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03

Fort Worth, Tex. Sept ?. Jesse Par.
ton, aged 2 years was drowned here
while bathing in a tank in Captain
Daggetts pasture three miles from
town He had been warned by a
younger boy. who was standing on the
bank, not 10 70 In, but did not heed the
warning.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03

Bryan Cotton Seed oil Mill. o.
Chance, president; NJ. y. Cole, vice.
president; A. d. McConnico, secretary;
F. j, Fountain, treasurer and manager.
Bryan Compfess-Dr. J. W. Howell,
president; W. +. Saunders, vice presi.
dent, II. G. Robinson, secretary; X. s.
Webb treasurer; Walter Wipprecht.
m anager.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
Gin aud Cotton Bara.d.

Gonzales Ter. sept The cotton
gin belonging % NJ Bean. living near
Smiley IA Destroyed sy ffs and -four
O. I've ntlss = o5;i0a b1rued With II
II va 49, ;-iEi izls being the ar.,
ssLs.- ! a. -.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03

Tyler Tex sept Arthur Stew.
art, a brakeman on the international
and Great Northern local. while making
siding switch. fell from the car. and
received severe bruises aud a deep cut
on the head The attending physician
does not think the wound dangerous
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
PACKING Plant suRNEo.


Kansas CIV SPA g Firc eroke cat
Att o'clecs lbs usssaing Ia the eg
plant Il lscoe pold fack,ng ocmpNny,
which ccvers several acres u Svourd GA
the west r.yer eCstouh TIE are started
in the fcr,ihsing department.
AtsS0 o'clock sAe sire wss uu1sS con'
troll Tho fsruhsiag department the
engine room. iev plaza SAUSAGE depart
ment andlard room were DESTROYED with
much costly mkchiusry
The loss is estimated a. s,SoQo0 Gov
cred by insurance.
The company viii Do compelled &
suspend operations until the DESTROYED
buildings can bc rebuilt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03

AunHiss l.al -sJt -Ias boiler
"a Jnninlst o 1ssg.-ts 5salfactory A.
-upunat 81 i1.ss -1rah 4 here az.
Ih'i'rt r-..ty -ifss z.sz. All fatally Ia.
.uriug tuur sstsrt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03

-la'rs., -sr-z' ,-ct 1-Caarlss A.
k.rat 'E--laI.r n Azaoa1..a az.t ors
if ais issl raw C-,5.s Creek aiming
n"1. t,- 30 tsse lows -ls lrJla Nav
D. 2 atl'l b is.als .eafl Hs haI
suinssst t.r1saa e zl-a.az y.z.ars.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03

Ennis, Tex, Sept. Mayor W. NJ.
Tidwell has filed his resignation. Mr.
Tidwell left here for Plano, where he
will take a position as a teacher in ths
public school.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
COUNTY oyFicEns.

Judge, A. G. Board.
Clerk, g. W. McMIchael.
Attorney, Chas. S. Gamer.
Tax Collector, j. ]. Adams.
Tar Assessor, r. NJ. Nall.
Sheriff, T. G. Num-.
Treasurer, A. w. Buchanan.
District Clerk, ]. W. Bats.
Commissioners. X. J. Deems, Lee
Edge, Felix Phillips, p. II. Arlington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
ne srss,.4 Is.. Lat.

Auhp'tiat ~; - SIX hundred
n'a tois issl ct b. iAs aoOding q a
u'1res E-zs al Bssshi. island u shi.
EprE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-03
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor, c. A. Adams.
Marshall, T, =. Boyett.
Deputy Marshal, X. II. Smith.
Secretary and Treasurer, Henry G.
Rhodes.
City Sexton, II. II. Jones.
Constable, G. l.. Baker.
Aldermen: X. g. Tabor, W. S. How.
oil, w. W. Harris, Jno. NJ. Lawrence,
Walter Wippreeht.
School Board: G. A. Adams, e1.oiIicio
president board J. Allen Myers, secre.
tary; DR.. J. W. Howell, VI. II. James,
NJ. Parker, DR.. J. l.. Fountain, II G.
Robinson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
DWELLING House turned.

The dwelling house OF Wilbur Liston.
who lived out n the old Amber Mill.
back of Pleasant Dale, was burned
down at an early hour last Thursday
morning and nearly all the contents
we're consumed with the house. The
family were awakened from a sound
sleep about o'clock TO find the house
IN hames and barely time to get out
with their lives and i'm their nigbt
clothes. Mr. Liston dragged out two
or three things after getting the chill
dren out and by that time IL was n
mass OF flames, and being frame and
very dry, 1T burned rapidly. A fine
miIf-housc stood near, filled with fruit
Of different kinds for winter aud #
was burned also. The fire is supposed
TO have caught from defective hue
The neighbors have kindly donated
considerable money and supplies OF
various kinds TO start them TO house.
Keeping again. Mr.. Li,ton is already
going on to build new house as sooL
as possible.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
Eeeasyilln.
Correspondenee u the Angus.


Correspondence ~ the Argus.
will send YOU few items this
week though l may be trespassing on
Miss Ree's rights
y Mr. Little is stopping at Mrs.
LoNd's at present
Mr.. aud Mrs w. @. Cobuu were Wis
iting At Masontown yesterday tSuu-
day
Our carpenter. L. G. Squires, has
been having trouble with very sore
ear. for some time.
Miss Ethel Neefover, who has been
staying at George Ilerriugs for some
time, returned home sunday.
Mrs. John Din, mother aud sister.
Mrs. John, have returned from visiting
MIR Waite Hartley's, OF Union,own,
Oaio
JudSon Loar and sister, OF oakland,
are visiting their aunt Miss Hattie
Wheeler aud other relatives at this
place.
wonder what we have compulso.
rY school law for? Is it to let a lot OF
children grow mp in total ignorance
right in the school house door2
George Cooke, the sewing machine
agent, has been circulating through
this section the past week ID. l..
keefover purchased fine Singer sow
ing machine of him.
Isn't it strange Miss Rec gets most
all the news, somehow, but never
heard a word about Frank Watson
coming out from Fairmout couple OF
weeks ago, aud turning large Coon"
loose in thus vicinity? MIR Baylcs did
not have his corn all in, and routed
him next day. It is really wonderful
how brave our girls are getting
Not long since one shared Wolf.
Now another has captured Coon, and
when Miss Rec gets that lion (Lyou)
tanned, you can just leave space TO
chronicle the next daring Miss, petting
n bear.
Bravo Miss Morgan, give it to them.
That was "A splendid article on "Hum-
bug Advertising. But would snatch
that editor brother of mbe bald
headed, for haying that article sand
wIchcd in between such advert Use me n t.
n this. with great glaring, catchy,
black head lines. 'BraYe Explorers;'
six Frightful Failures" aud even the
Editor Sees Wonders" made Young
Again Two Millions a Year" etc
| Truly, tins sort OF things becomes "a
nuisance. confess that have started
TO read little articles SO often, brought
! up against medical advertisements,
became Disguised aud quit, that have
gotten suspicious Of our county papers,
and frequently before commencing TO
| read something with some startling
announcement at the top, look at
the end Of the article to see il there
arm I free trial bottles at J A. Len.
hart S, or for sale at Graham Drug
store Now, Miss May. II those cd
ltors do not take the hint. You get
some tar and will save the feathers
off the next old hen we kill A word
to the wise, etc. I'll say adieu and
| depart. SIMPLE SUSAN.
Nov. 10, 1899.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
Cranesvilln.

Correspondence ~ the ArSu.
sickness Wen tacro is quite lot {
IL IN TINS section.
b, T. Browning has bajlcd quite an
amount Of hay in this section.
Glide Kelley has returned from Ohio,
To face the West Virginia billiards..
a. Il. Traz,c had the misfortune ot
cutting his foot very badly a few days
ago
II. Il. Lewis Is erecting saw mill
near this place. :. \ Tcets will move
his saw nhl 10 tho lands OF Zll AL.
bright
On account of there being no coal
bank opened within three TO tive miles
OF this place, there viii Oe but little
lime burning among our farmers
Clinton Sanders, who has been in
Phuadclnhia Tor a few years. is nvain
among uS lie practices riflc shooting
n a past time, and is quito an expert
marNsmAu.
1t is reported that Joseph nnlow
will move his store from Henry at once
and ,hc newly married couple, Il. T.
Flood aud Mrs. FiEgett will occnpy
the property and keep the po,tonieo
aud mend shoes for lvoiyhood.
h. Il Burke has charge OF our school
this season at $50 per month. which
was gwen him in preference To hiring
two teachers. 1t is Il nice thing for
MIR. Burke, but the money given to
him aud an assistant would perhaps
have been more beneficial to tho stu
dents
ID T. Feather, who has been tray.
cling for the West Virginia Candy &
Grocery Company. was in our midst
during the past week lie has pu, D.
chased n dryEoods store at Mt Lake
Park, which WIN be operated bv his
brother Ora. Thus we will loose the
| presence OF another Of our lively lads.
w. +. Mattingly is stil lingering
with typhoid fever; also his son Thos
Mrs Bedford has lung fever Mr,.
Matte Strawser is supposed to be talk
| ing the typhoid fever. Floyd Albright
has nervous disease that battles the
skill OF the doctors Dr. Daily il the
attending physician, aud talks of maxi.
! ing an incision i'm his skull i'm the re-
gion OF the madula ablongatta. which
Will be quite an undertaking, since n
mere puucturc in this part OF the brain
causes immediate death. C. w. Graz
mer is grooming and growing with
rheumatism, bmt he still keeps the
postoflice
SALAMANDER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
$500
Tarna'toa Items
Lock Box, t04.

-~a.44--s--A ASI4nS
Correspondonco OF the Argus.
l. =. Martin was seen on our street
last weeF.
Mrs, BERTHE Bonafield Is visiting rela-
tiyes aud friends at Newburg.
Vernon Hooten, of Rowlesburg, was
in town Monday on business (?)
d S. Helmick, one OF Bona6eld's
clerks, spent Saturday and Sunday at
his home in Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Bonafeld re-
turned home Saturday, after week s
visiting at Kingwood.
Bert Miller, who is teaching at Con-
cord, was visiting friends and relative
in town last saturday.
Miss Daisy wilkins. the primary
teacher here spent Saturday and sun.
day at her home at independence.
J, Frank Williams, who is travelling
for Arthur Kirk * Co., OF Pittsburg,
was in town last week selling miners
supplies.
j. c. Lynch spent Sunday with his
wife at Newburg. lie returned Mon
day and resumed his work rs painter
for the Merchants Coal Co.
Morgan Orr has purchased a great
big" bull dog and is training him TO bc
fighter, having already tried his pugi-
listic nerve Look out Mr.. Jackson.
G. NJ Kyle with the Thompson
Music Co, has been IN town for few
days looking after the interests of the
Co. lie has been making several sales
A j. Bonafeld was in Baltimore
last week laying in new supply OF
dry goods and notions. lie is doing
an extensive business now, that he has
reduced prices on all goods,
The Epworth League has prepared
an elaborate program for Thanks
giving entertainment. The proceeds
arising from the entertainment is t.
go toward supporting Medical Mis-
sionary, who Is to be appointed from
West Virginia.
Everybody here is watching for the
meteoric shower, as they say il only
comes once in every thirty three years
w. II. Fortney and Geo Beavers botl
bought dishes Monday night intent OF
! catching some OF the meteors as they
fell They have watched in vain.
II this does not find It's way into tn,
waste basket, wen come again mex
week
ZETEs JR.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
A Sudden Call.
ZETEs in.

There was n very sudden death near
town last Thursday morning The
unfortunate man was Andrew jackson
Shrout, who lived on DR. Manovns
place. about half mile from town.
lie had been hussing corn the day be-
fore ard was going TO haul IL IN that
day aud got up as well as usual, cx.
cept that he complained OF a choking
sensation. While eating his breakfast
with one Of his children on his lap, his
head suddenly fell back and he fell
over on the floor, child and father in "A
heap Some OF the Others ran 20 help
him and found him dead. He had
suffered from heart trouble for years
and taken good deal OF Medicine for
it and nearly died several times before
and this time the call came unexpected.
The funeral took place Friday just be
fore noon. Services were held at the
house by Rey. n. G. Howard. pastor Of
the NJ. T.. church here, after which
quite crowd followed the remains
TO the burial place in the Kingwood
cemetery, where short service was
held by Rev. Howard The deceasel
was born February nth, 1861, and was
therefore ia his 3yth year lie had
been a member OF the church about
two years He leaves widow and
five or six children.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
Masontown

Corresponding of The Argus.
Mr.. Lemon. the village blacksmith,
shoes your horses
;. l.. Cooun, sells you ali kinds Of
general merchandise.
The new Touring mill is doing a
nourishing business
The public school started last Mon
day with good attendance.
Prof. o. f. Morton. of Kingwood.
spent last Saturday and Sunday wI;h
friends.
Jonathan Loar, Miss Wheeler and
Mrs Lolita Loar, OF Oakland. were in
town last Saturday.
W O.. Cobun and family. of Reeds.
Vile. spent SUNDAY with Mr.. Cobuu's
brother, IT, Il Cobun
Mr. Watson still holds forth at the
postoiiice, whore YOU can buy stamps.
thirteen two-cent ones. for cent and
"a quarter.
! w Whitaker, The genial sales.
man for the wholesale house Of Pugh
and Beayers Terra Alta, W. Va. was
in town Monday.
The Owl and snipc gun club that
visited Mckinney cave last Saturday.
will furnish snipc, rabbit or fresh owl
meat ON short notice
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
What Womb Won Give

To be cured Of cltarh? II you cr
iour friends have this disease, Won
know how disnRrcctbie it is. lis
symptoms are iulldmed cycs, throb-
"lng temples, ringing noises in the
ears headaches, cdpricious appetite,
ana constant discharge OF mucus.
Fortunately ITS cure is not question
OF what YOU viii give. but what You
VIII take. IT you viii take Hoods
Sarsaparilia the great constitutional
remedy, which thoroughly puriHes.
cnrIsnes aud vitdlizas the blood. Won
may expect To- bee completely and o. e
manentlv cured The good blood
which ll"Oi's Sarslplrilla mikes.
Tetcning the delicate passages OF the
mucous mem brane, soOtucs and re-
on'ida the tissues ana ultimately cures
all symptoms OF catarrh.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
Pleasant Dale.
Nov. IS, 1899
nee Of The Arpu..

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Corn shuckinS is almost thing of
the past
l. N. Forrnan is improving very
slowly.
+. +. Garner and father drove over
to Terra Alta, Sunday.
Adam White is moving on the o d
home farm, near this place.
Our school commenced November
9Th, with Il Il. Carroll as teacher.
Mrs. ). II. Rodeheayer expects to
start for Wheeling, Wednesday OF this
week.
Rev Blagg, the y. e. minister, held
quarterly meeting at the Greens Run
Chapel, last Sunday.
G.. w. White and family will moyc
over near the Forman Gate school
house, where he will teach the coming
winter.
Last Wednesday night w r Listens
house caught FIRE between II and !
o'clock a III. and about every thing
lie had went up in smoke.
Charles Trickett and sister. Miss
May, have been visiting at Fayettc
City, Pa. for the past two weeks
Charley returne last Friday. accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Eva, who has
teen over there since June
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
Another Prestonian Promoted.

Charles W. jackson, o son Of Joseph
Jackson. OF Kiugwood. was elected
sheriff OF Wood Jury county, Iowa, at
the late election by over one thousand
majority, carving nineteen out Of
twenty-three townships and every
ward in the city where ne lives, Sioux
City, which has q population Of 81, 900.
lie had hard fight as his opponent
was strong man TO run against and
bis brother, one Of the leading Repub-
licans Of the county. who had served
eight years as Sheriff and worked
night and day for it, as il is the best
office in tho county and PAYS 81, 500 per
year, besides "a lot Of fees. Charley
says in a letter to his father here tel.
ling about IT,, that bis hand vas so
badly swollen from shaking hands and
receiving the congratulations OF bis
friends that ne could hardly write
with &c. lie is am old KiuQwood boy
and used % be n business over at
Terra Alta and bis many friends in
this county VIII be glad To- learn OF bis
success in the great and growing west
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
Social And Festival

The Y p. S. G.. T.. Of Carmel. win
b Ili festival and social at the home
Of Lillian VI. Shoifer in Aurora on the
evening Of December ist, 1893 Re.
frcshments will be served and proceeds
devoted TO tbe Oakland Lutheran
church. All arc cordially invited.
Committee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16
BIBLE DAY. BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, November 49, at1OA.M.
Thanksgiving Oystcrsl

We viii rec. iyc orders Tor oysters for
Thanksgiving until Mo.d.y. nov. ~. For
Heysors celebrated select ve rhar.e furart.
quart. and for Dds bc.f auIards s5 oanf.a
quart Remember thorc a.o three grade. of
the standards we are The only house Boo town
That handles the FIRST and best grade
SHtFpfF Ep.rsfr4er
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16

The loss OF health Us more" Health is
lost by neRlectinR 90 keep The blood
pure. but 10 is reRained by purifying.
enriching and vitoliz.ng Che blood
with The great health restorer Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Thousands. who thought
health had been permanently lost have
been made perfectly well bv taking
this great medicine Your experience
may be the same.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-11-16

Hon. c NJ bishop and bride returned today
tN ednesdayJ from bridal tour In the East
fo.o,d rl,re,ca Giale, from, Nto-.
g,n,own wer. over here This week
Pure 'lder vinegar at :, { "iies'
The Grand Lodge o., osd Follows Of the
state convened iu Annual session in Hunting.
ton TO day. Wednesday an several members
from 'nis county are ID a''onoa &C.
Clyde w. linn, OF GladeSviue. is
now over at Roscoe Pa. whore he is
working for II. c. Spahr on dairy
farm and market gardening.
,,;ssra,,;. 10, 81 10. h.,,hor
-, -. - .A -.
wood, last Friday on their way out 10
Reedsville, TO visit their uncle j. :.
Loar.
Mrs Susorr, Cbu5s ~ Co,,o, ,ss
visiting fr,.rds and relatiyas hero tho
mast vel, 81. i,, .is,ar,o Mr.
Edmund Messenper. and returned IN
her home this week
The family Of j. p. Scott. at Parsons
last Friday WAS badly poisoned aud
with horse radisb Rovd T,vlor,s
| farm residence cro,,,y and con,e,,s
! wore totally dcstro,.ad bv fro le,,.iro,
him without winter food or shelter
The Grand Lodge OF Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons is in session this
week at Martinso burg aud Prof. Rufus
Holden is in attendance as the Repre-
sentative OF Preston Lodge No 30 OF
hingwood' and his department OF the
School mere Is haYlng MONDAYS while
he Is away. DIR. ;. NJ. Scott and Dor
attendance.
H"'e' "0u"'"s 4" VoWh
-uou""S n's ~ a' I"e nome OF the ON
r ,r,'',1 4,'"'s'e'' N'l, VI re''N n'''o''
''"S p'' ties we're "''''ah
'uOe', ""o VOTES IN the mines at
",S "Fn - nos'ef'
nary - 'os'ey' VINO
''' Pi"e uoou' o"e niue WeSt
7 49, 'o newly Weuue"
80 VIZ 20 " housekeeping AT
'oN
Yesterday evening n contract YEA.
closed between MI. Joseph Moreland
aud Messrs Henry l.. Cox, Frank Cox
and w. L. Glasscocl, nv which tho
tbrea lo,,,r ,,,o. ~ -
S''''o '"e oWuers "i
'"e "oreldnu property. The price
paid was $4,000, possession to be
| ct, L,
fronts 1o3 foot -, ploa,.,. - u
- "" nail MI MoreIahu mas not
yet made arrangements for the future
except that he Will continue to be a
citizen of Moroantoyyn -Domipion
-,
aaan.t ~ - '''ie Insurance. Co'i'-
~; ~ - very prompt !"
o.. '"'o iie"'y
S''o'O u, '"' PAM
'.I.,.e. - ''o y"
o"''i' "s'e i"'
Io' 'ie money
r.' 'o ''.Ooo anu Que
,o,a - "'o' io'
r,ada t'.-..'., 80 ~ P'''I'es' Que
,,'., an" '"o o'"or III MS
,a,,l5 wa" DIS prompt as
vi. co. ''l' 'e'"e'" mere an" ne"
Report OF the Austen school FOR the month
Iot'nnins the Ioth OF october and ending 10Th
-opemau, Principal. Pupils enrolled 81; av.
cage n".Iy a'eenuance 10; per cent OF daily
Etbel and po.sie ran,b ana naia, III. r"S'
Second room-Idel'a Micheal. Teacher. pu-
pills enrolled 81; average daily attendance %;
per cent Of daii' attendance 90 Pupils Meth
W,',er p1,t., ~ e. '"ncs Iaylor' rercy
rcets. Lester Paugb. joseph yi,ter F,o.,io
Peli and Bessie Mitter.
Our neonI. ,,;,1 ror,o-,,,o. NJ.
A Gorlon of un1,n,,s y, ~ 800,
sor,o linz baro aL15, 49,.
and ,ecrred . di,o.oa tn, - 20
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