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term that despite the ill-effects of the
climate the boys were physically active
and enjoyed and played football as
well as students anywhere else. have
noticed them in football, in the swim
ming pool and never saw fine~ speci-
mems of physical young manhood.
IMPROVED STANDARD.
II believe the climate is good and
develops them and creates vigor. /
began to wonder why some vigor could
not be put, into their studies. After
talking the matter over with the facul-
ty we finally drew up some resolutions
which called for an athletic board of
control, members of which were from
, the faculty four from the students,
and myself as chairman. This improv-
ed athletic conditions and raised the
the athletic sports easy of control, and
helps out in the studies. The present
standard of study is most gratifying,
and a decided sense of honor seems tc
have been aroused
Il think it would be difficult to find
another school in the United States
where the moral and intellectual tone
of the students is better than here
Some one once said to me, You would
have a great many more students il
you, would have different classes fol
study referring, 1 presume, to the
Hawaiians, but 1 have found from th'
records that among our very best stu
dents were the Hawaiians. The tota
number of students is 9S, divided a!
follows: English and American, SO
Hawaiian n-English, or American (par
Hawaiian), II; Chinese Hawaiian, 6
iGerman-American. 2; Chinese, 10: Por
tuguese, A; pure Hawaiian, L; all 9th
ers, 4.
: INTELLECTUAL TONE HIGH.
$50 far as the intellectual quality o
the students is concerned 1 think i
would be impossible to find where tn
race line could be drawn. L trust tha
this impression which / have of tn
, students may be set forth to the pub
lie through you in the proper light
l am very sorry to hear that simp
: because we have a mixed copstituenc
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gives little indication of its presence to
the casual observer.
The news of Pratts having come
here was first made known to anyone
In Honolulu when ne called on George
w. Smith. a member of the Board of
Health. yesterday.
After going from Smiths store to
the Board OF Health and back again,
Pratt was taken into custody by the
High Sheriff and is now at the Kalihi
ieper receiving station under the care
OF the Board OF Health awaiting ex-
animation today.
Pratt says that he was advised to
come here by the Board of Health of
San Francisco: that he informed that
body he was a leper and that DIR.
OBrien, executive officer, and the other
doctors told him this was just the place
for him.
The Board of Health of Hawaii met
yesterday afternoon to consider the
case and after discussion with Federal
Physician Carmichael determined to
have Pratt carefully examined this
morning.
II declared a leper still he will be
the Orient. when he will be sent back
4 to California.
George w. Smith of the drug firm
of Benson & Smith was in his Office
yesterday afternoon when Pratt saun-
tered in after depositing his baggage
on the sidewalk and asked IL Smith
was the health officer. Smith said he
was a member of the Board of Health
well that's just as good" said Pratt
I'm leper and I've come from Sar
Francisco to help the lepers at Molo
kai. My disease is not contagious and
I have medicine in my grip which will
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REPUBLICANS WILL NOT
CONTEST WILCOXS SEAT

~
addressed letter Gbb
also advis
ne
The1 in reads a
T H. q
James
to
Wncox.
election We results through
of
fsie) T.
|
Secretar
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SHOULD BE TRANSFORMED
INTO A COLLEGE SAYS SMITH

into the building at the main entrance
with the names of the early mission
aries emblazoned thereon to commem-
crate the great work performed by
them in the establishment of Christian
learning and worship in the Ha allan
Islands.
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Tennis Entries.

r. n. .,''fnoon. the time an
kn,n,,, & ,ae closing % tho tennis
No. n. ',r'ey, ran only two auto
| c.n. book they were those OF
',Aoo an ara q. Canavarro. both
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TUE van Of the threatened inva-
sion Of Mainland lepers is here.
George Pratt. a native Of the
United states. landed in Honolulu yes
terday from the steamship China and
states his intentions Of staying in Ha-
wall
lie says that though born a ieper. he
has cured himself and that his one de-
sire In life is TO heal the afflicted on
Molokai. lie Is willing to live there al
ways n he can try his medicine on the
colonists.
The steamship authorities knew moth
Ing OF Pratt's presence aboard the
China as though his feet and hands
are manned by the disease, his face
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AGENra

~ s.'ss,N.rwEi.t.--toans negotiated.
nesH transacted; pethei 81.
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SAN FRANCISCO SENDS A LEPER HERE
George Pratt the Afflicted Man, Declares the Board Of Health
of That City Advised His Coming

George Pratt who says he Is a Ieper
and who was landed here from the China
Yesterday. declares that the San Francisco
Board OF Health told him to come here
ne says that Dn. OBrien and Mori,sey
OF the San Francisco Board. In every way
encouraged his leaving for Hawaii. For
weeks the ADVERTISER has warned
Hawaii against just this thing. There
seems determined effort on the part Of
the Mainland authorities to make thi, the
dumping ground for their lepers. The
people OF Hawaii must vigorously resist
this movement or before they think. thi,
country will be ssddIed with more Of tina,
class OF unfortunates. the existence Of which
has already brought US unenviabIe noto.
risty. No time must be lost.
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cnNrnAfrnna

!, -, Nll ~ Contractor and Builder.
|, p.i,l. ,l.ulee nitlns. brick, wood or
}, v,.hs shop. Palace Walk, re-l-
'f Ave. near Kewaio.
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Il, h .Nsent 10 take acknowiedx-
|sHw genents district os Kona.
II Sou,s, " Achrs once. King st..
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iRossMAN. D.D.s-Alakea ST.,
fskr above Masonic Temple. Ho-
N tee hours. ? a. m. 10 -. m.
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orrtCfANa

- A.. N"NN M
y y, S,,a,,LEcr YOUR EYES: you
nss, Ivy, we pair Don't wear other
~ as.'s your eyes direr from
p F,... Y wear cheap. improperly
~ thev win ruin your eyes.
h r Lucas. oPTfcfAN. love
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D vs',hNoGRArrERs.
n ias.,..- lhlic stenographer. a,
z i,s y, Insurance dept ground
ulF Tot Main sso.
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'sOfEsslOaAL CARDS.

-~,rr AND fNvzTMENTs.
lstly. FOND a Co.-Jods Blds.
|nss
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! e,, AROEERs.
y rsisss rsisssEl.t-omce 4. Queen ST.. op-
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| ~ tlilGif.-Philadeiphia Dental
~ Masonic Temple: Tel sfa
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II special attention given so
i.sases. oiiice and residence.
T@ep sundays. go 10
rsl IN.
--.I
,s CLEVELAND. M.D.-Ofics.
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| 4 GARVlN,--Oase. M Bereta-
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sipm 10 10 80 p m. Tel
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~ calls day or night promptly
r. 'p'c'"'''eS' obstetrics and
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rEnINARY suRGEoNa.

TrTtllNANN HUNGEONH.
J rArHAM. - Veterinary Surgeon
J pausi Office King 81. Stables
~ calls day or night promptly
pr speclalties. obstetrics and
-
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N E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
ess psretanla and Miller sta: Of
~ 10 n a. m: TO and 7 to 2
|. M White tso2
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lnur -Moti-smith bldg. cor. Fort
loisl So Office hours , to a
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Ar NICHOLS. Once. Aiakea ST.
y anderson ofiice hours. s:so
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Il wfrANrRA-OHice itE Nuuanu
n white i2. ofIice hours. = 60 10
n ie and 2 TO = D. IN, except
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WALL pR o. ". WALL
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\ nrKrY Kisg ans Bethel Sta.
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r,tystCfASs

Iw JOnE-Odice sss Fort ST.
{uihpa M. 2 % 4 and 7 20 3 D.
| tsay , 10 io.n o. m. Tel fa2.
The sun., 1900-01-13
Among the Charches.

FSrst Unitarian Church, West street
above Eighth, Rev Alexander t. Bow
ser, minister. Subject In sunday JAru.
ary "a, seventh serm il u mpouart
uu stion- regarding Je1us aud lis teacli
ing What il Meant Is Hearing the
rras,'' S-rrae It l0 = O'Clock; All
m Ice meets 50 2
Ep7ouh Methodist Epiac pal Church.
Francis Burgette short, m,n ter. Class,
y 59 j. III, "a by George w. Booker;
Preaching, ~ 80 =. II. >nt .ct: Secret
Prayers s3ud4v schuai ii m, key.
jGhn White, superintendent. Preaching
aa p n, followed by revival services.
Church Of tie New Jerusalem, corner
ul Delaware avenue and Washington
s.ttgt, l5t ptl1 I Ga8utl, pastor.
StfSig-s At 10 30 a. M. morn y sermon
On THE Ram il the Ihle1ei Sunday
scheo AZ lja. 10.
81 Union NL ia CAarch 'itth and
Washington streets, n tbr morning the
pastor. Rev G. 4 Gr,se, vii )reach on
The ia i-ct VIA. Vii satisfy the
War,d At SUNDAY schuol Ii = O'clock
iu gAc ai:er.oau, Er1css li4tnrs. thu
seA SGoNn su!9isf Mli. sink. Epmortli
League service NJ. Dc Len u L S
Ecc ok, led by Mira Urisc and Mrs
4 P4arr. FIJI racllag a tac c.t@!ng hy
T the pastor.
s. 2al GlAraA geHth AIT. Market
ssteet-, ..el. A !. Murray pastor
lala. n4. sunday -hln q. 4 sss
10 Goa la., rtc,cUtL rs tht 4strl';
i. il Sa,da} -choa; d3)p # Y. T.
4 G. II 1@g lta preaching ny VIZ
j pastor and ieNrl serNc".
The sun., 1900-01-13
Bana cashier sentenced.

New York, Jan. l2-Lewis L. Gani
smith for years assistant cashier of t!,
Port Iervis CE. " National bank, VII
from that institution during the perioa
beginning with April, 1855, and cndin-
on Ndr. II, 1899, was arrnigncd for sen
tcnce before Judse Th0nG. il III cfir
nal branch of the Tinted States circut,
court. Counsel for the prisoner pleadel
for lenicncv for tho gritty man Jid.t
l.iou44s said tAai i WI Gi bis Fl
tpnt,ou Il .ye Goldsmith t.c maximum
praalty u ten years bnt Ii view of Il.
appeal made in his behalf le sentenced
lin 70 cisht years imprisonment il SIM
Sing prison
The sun., 1900-01-13
Egents Tonight.

i Rich Mans son Grand Opera hYlse
Vaudeville Dpckstaatr-.
R5daCJ C,ugcil y. Z. ~
ia. ouaty rhgiuret, sscciauun.
Delaware Ctuueil, i q T.
Neupnau l.. age, =. % Il Btd ACs4'. Ll4
L1iayttte l. Gec X. of r. 71{ king street
LeHapc ltbt, O T. H.. E.d Hra'. Ea
olive Temple !. 4. =. Lt4h'h and otange
Mechanics Lodge. 10. 0. F., osd r. ows'
Windsor Lodge 9. 5. II II q. Gle sa.rey
J rerson Council Q. I. A ~ Foulta aud
KING u eris
.imirg gton sirsle Tax cl-l Fou-th ala p
Icy ,tie-s
L4a4lapneat Ne. IS y /. tina and 44s-
ttt.Lfets
L,b ty coac ave, :. I. NJ. Tea.h and /, n
ia d st,,ei,.
James !. Garfield Gu c.a u D. IAN. old
Fs-i3Hs Han. highlands.
The sun., 1900-01-13
&c. E.no.ts rrom no.ton.

Boston. Jan 12 Tie Herald says that
despite the Withdrawals Of steamers from
the Transatlantic trade tho exports for
lSdJ mon his mort Show an increa q.
ITO &e.fvr t5ci2s; BY railroads to
Shfs was i.ST7'17G tons against 1,I54.
43f tons lat year, The grain receipts
a..d shpmsuts were tine greatest items
The lsdras ior isJ1 follow Wheat, 49,.
0303t2 UJshl- j docreasc Of 52S, ,1l8
bushels; eo!a l7.723Si9 bushels, an in.
caease of i,tl@.5S7 bushels oats, 1l,fo6.-
702 decieasc az 2.o337s2 bushels; rye,
122 1873 hH- he,g, decrease of IC6.41S
bushels.
The sun., 1900-01-13
MortEnrc cnn.e, a Murder.

Guthrie, 0 T., Jan. - Major John
F Stone. one q the most widely known
lawyers 10 Oklahoma and president OF
the reople's benk Of Kingfsher, was
shot and killed 4 Crescent City, IL miles
west ~ here ~ j. T.. WalcAer, who
afterward made his escape Watcher
had morigaeed property 70 Stone 10 Sc.
cure q loan and l'cr mortgagcd tie same
properly to the Capitol National bank Of
this cty for which fraud be vas ar
rested ma = still IAdrr ouIs, Stale
foreolased the mortgage and drove ont
from hlngfsheT 70 take POSSESSION " tic
prOpesiF H. is-5 a. 5y iN.leaer aud
shot i lvaiA.
The sun., 1900-01-13
NEW CASTLE POSTMASTER.

ffSm thc Daily Republican Of yesterday
xew Cattle Is drawing the eyes of tire
Eepup!ichn pofiticiaRs at present on ac-
cos1nt oftthe fact this Postmaster Hunts
sr's tipfe, expires jura few weeks There
ARE three New castle men VINO would
We % K cancel fstamps aud hard Tie
jtttsfa at ts local postoilice. i.vy ar
Eenry A fDenuison, jobs King all
George Vaftine The politicians are
deeply inteifsted in the result Of the race
at the appdntment will be the fret I'M
poreant one since Congressman liufi -ckrr
hAs been to Washington. Henry A
it&nuiean has the backing of State sena.
sor Robert McF'arlin and few others
here, and with his brother, Representa-
tive Dennison OF Mill Creek bundred, is
tryirg 10 reach the ear uf Colonel GH
nerE sohn King for years has been an
/ active party worker. In every campaign
he has tackled the opposing forces and
the workers are therefore at bis back
Ina political campaign Mr.. kiag j. 3
powerful actor. He wants the posluiiice
as reward for party services Mr.
" NaHtips has been o stann:h Republican
and his many frierds claim ttgt Ii,
plum will fall into his lap II Con8,css
man Hoffee keT shakes the tree.
The sun., 1900-01-13
The Lnncnst mnrl

Wife-Her's The longest word II til,
lang1age. There's 20 syilables 10 Ii.
Husband-Iust the same. il isn't
me longest word Is the comparatiy,
degree of long.
Wife How do you make that ont?
Hueband-Easy enough. ! don't care
iS'"' 4 ia1G ypI- word ,s, that I, ioDges.-
Detroit Free prsss.
The sun., 1900-01-13
Icehnnts In cnIIlsrnn.

New York, Jam. . --Iceboats owned by
Charles Fcywell and Robert Hancr col.
lidtd on lie rve- n kc4 Bank. \. H.
YESTERDAY Elwood o. and Dr.. Frank
Jones, who wcic In Faxwell's Yacht.
we're seriously injured Dr. Jones Is in.
paA ilj1red aud III. Iv,n3 ~ Il tel.
rihy cnt and his body badly bruised.
Miss julia IIa4ce and Mrt. Emily
lenoa, who wrie sailing il uagce's
toat, wore slightly hurt. Both boats
pcre wrecked.
The sun., 1900-01-13
nhn nn.nhnll sl.nntinn-

Milwankeo, Jan 12-H. D. Quinn,
temporary pres.Gon' " the new Ameri-
can Baseball association. says thar he
expects 10 20 % New York next week,
when thr final arrangements for the or
ganiza'ion III tl.e league viii be made
lie says that two Of the western promo
hers already have signed their $4,000
bonds AMI y4at TIA r,i4apius two VII
.I.a within a day Oh t.e0
The sun., 1900-01-13
Governor rnx,os n,errnIec.

I'ranErorf ~, Taa l2-Tho contest
amittee IN The contest for roverpor
m. ami hy a majority vote oycrruled
tAa objections Gled hv Governor Tavlor
p the Democratic members of the com.
mittee sitting In the case Each member
made short statement denying the al.
LEGATIONS in the governors affidavit. All
Of the Democrats present oyerrnlcd the
objections, and Representative Yarberrv.
the only Republican member present
voted TO sustain them.
The sun., 1900-01-13
I. II. p Exxocx 8 CO,
Tailors and Clothiers,
Fifth and Market Streets.
Liquor Applications. A

~ oTlCE-I. JAMES A. NcKELVFY, THE
~ tenant ana occupant ~ the house
known as the elssate Horse situated
~ Hockesrin, IN fchool DistIict No. 20. Mill
Creek Hundred. Conntv ( New easte and
state OF Delaware in cnmpl ancc with the re.
quiremenis u the acts oft e General Assembly In
such case made and provided. do hereby xiv
notice that shall apply in writing e. the court
oi General Sessions uf the state Of Della.
ware ~ ard lor New Castle county on MON.
DAY the 5h day 81 FrhruAry. a. ~ 1907 being
the next term Of said court for a license for said
nous ~ Al IL or tavern for the sale therein Of
intoxicating qnor in ess quantities. than one
qhait, " he drunk N the premises ana the iDl.
wing respectable citizens of said schnoi pi..
met, Hundttd. County Aud state afure, aid at
leat' sX uf whom are substantial irreh1 1liers
q said Hcl onl lst let. Huudted County and
tlou, via:
EdTnrd NcGovern, Edvatd McGoyern. Jr
MS marx, John McEcnWen,
Witrest m Kelley: hi marx
iAlilt Galhghtr Witness. panl u. Leary;
,,, M' mark sichArl Dwler.
witness, Danl d. Lcary, his \ marx
ynonh !. HhRArty, Witness. psn'l ID. Leary;
Drnnis MrCafty pattick McOrory
d. b AciovtTn, Phi 10 hoheny
mhtthew Ko'er, his mark
9aicHael ,thhhPeh, Witne,s, DAn'l ID IeAry;
= =. I'm y, .'G'tier, Jacob StillWeI,
z itrt Ni4limaonr Wri. Pterson,
tuNhiu J. DW4tr, John a. St,nI
MIS- A. MrKtLNEi.
The sun., 1900-01-13
Fire Threatens Colorado srripr,,

C6Icrado Sprrgr, J1a l2-Ttc busi.
ness portion If The eity was tareatrncd
b. Gre which broke ont in the May
clothing store. Aided hy high wind the
inmes spread rupidly, but were con.
tloilrl after three buildings had been
destroyed. The total loss is estimated
at Gl50000 The heaviest losers were
the May Clothing company. Nichols Gro
asSE- company a1d Tho Waite Saoc con-.
paD7.
The sun., 1900-01-13
an Ahanrl,fnr rnnio

Dltk-Mlss Klug Is 30 reserved en6
has 20 iittle TO sny TINT cant kaar
conversation With apr from tagging
Jhca (her former Decentralization
pearl and ror vill have uo'hirr 70 co
put l,ten-and buy.-JeweIera' Week
The sun., 1900-01-13
SUSSEX COUNTY RASCALS.

Tina the Milford Chronicle Of Yesterday.
gIt was wise trick from political
vlndpoint, when the Court House Ring
I Democrats ut Georgetown blocked the
ta~ing OF refunding act Tor suss
eunty. They tied the hands of l,e.
alblican Levy Court, and left maturing
/, ,9ebteduess without means OF payment.
hey fartipasd lhslE ssystsa.atc . robbery
dAAAt Of the State that will lace,s c,t oaica .Ssa
fecog ftbae thonsknl dollars per
,harged for work that tnou-.
n in the county would be glad 70
e-third the money--and y .th
easiosed they profess to wonder
rehlnty orders are not cashed
Inv. and why Republican Ivy
moi pay their Illegal fees aud
hurt House ring at Georgetown
bed OF as grand rascals as ever
alter III the law. Their mouth
le Democratic papers whose
lok pious," prate that the
Apaign will be for '.Lure"
kui the overthrow Of tie
xy. The latter is thci
ld all the time; but tht
ivid recoilectIon ut TIE
Dbs which put thousands
pockets Of this samr
srt House. lring. Not
hthat cro8d-not by a
They waptthe o!d gang
.1 cir own scnnty pocket.
FyTtd IT was only by play.
~ iactional hatred in the Re
Tanks that they were able II
Rounding OF Sussex couuty's
Placing her treasury on cas- e
was good politics on their part
as bad for the financial repn
nssex; but to such people the
10 conlderation--she ends for
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Gond MnnI =, crnnk.mnn

Princeton Ind, Jan i2.-The McGin.
nis nank. IN Owensvlle, was entered and
Tie ne blown open, fhe explosion com
pIct y wrcelns the building. Il Is re-
ported that about $lAOOO was taken, bit
the 9ihciais refuse % give any iuforma.
tion The burglars escaped On q hand
nns
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Japa7c cse Prince 10 wish O..

TaacoRy ii 2 G Jan. 12.-Accor1ine
~ ndvi,es received here hy the G;eam4..
Empress Of China, the japanese prince
imperial is to Yisit America next summer.
He is 70 bc married 10 M6-, and will
then sot sail fer the United States.
Count Ito, ono of the ministers Of the
Japanese cabinet, made this Announce.
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snnial ara rer-nnni.

Miss lia Clements, d GcorSe IN, Is
yst. friends il this eng.
Walter Tlv.nr la- returned rom a
shot ,i-it ailn iasnis in Allen.
lGan Ia
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nap(e ana L. u
T. sIsus-
the stringhanl.

pected that the torpedo Boat
4 PiRrakwill have a trial trip the early
Fsr Monne week, provided the De,a ware
L. " heEeof floating ice by that time
Il Y..ai will be over specia course
EsM is satisfactory she will tnan he
|. va over to the GovernnIe 94.4u.a.7
n Twill give her trial over epec al
4 j ii the Chesapeake Bay.
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riastcrers Gct More ray.

] demand Of jogrre1man .terers
i8i an cigut-h0ur scale aal .a aay was
yeAgeF4a, gast.I oy tie employing
p'a-ttrers The npn row vas nine
hoars q lay foT S3.
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sun.iar aehooI Annlversar,.

IeIeventh Anniversary Of tie Els.
Presbyterian Sunday school will le
Xxi Friday. Addresses Wilt 81
cy Rev. E.I w. Long, pa.tor d
Rellll Church, and Rev. L. G. Jen.
pastor OF Hanover Church.
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DOyER'S CITY OFFICERS.
from thsi ppver index.

IRON tuN' lrNtr AuDe8,
Theresult Of Duver's municipal e,ec-
tion last Monday, was the addition II
five good men to our Town Connect and
the public lngy reasonably look tur a I've
gnd capable administration OF affairs.
The council can have no better motto
tfan, good streets, good lights good
nabalth, good order and an ever present
q ndfuIness Of the good looks 81 our
MI gn.
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rhe piphtherIa in ,lilrurd.

fe effect of,the epidemic OF ofdipftheria
2n clifford haslreached Houston. su.a5
xn about Eve miles distant. AS mant
( tie t@acbersAof the public school al
fouston are frokn Milford, the schooI al
hal ulace has ALSO been cos.d. One
Avn OF Milford as preventive Of dpG.
,e}ria. carries with him a mashed oninn
Md with asafoetida and soaked in
4 bolic acid.