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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-16

Another OF -our boys has been
eomplimented recently. this time in
the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy.
Mr.. James s. Billups Of Columbus has
been chosen by the committee On the
revision Of the United States Phar-
macgpiA to make some original in
sestigatiors Of the root OF the cotton
plant, the results CT which are to be
Incorporated IN the next issue of this
standard work We hope Mr.. BiIlups
will continue to gather laureis in tbs
profession he has chosen. and in
which there Is 50 vide field for
original research
State Senator A. H. George OF Car
roll county is the earnest champion Of
the cause Of the Confederate veterans.
and Is making an earnest fight for the
establishment by the State Of a sol
diers home at Jackson We believe
the hearts Of the people are with him"
President Roosevelt has appointed
Mr. R. O. Edwards TO succeed H. NJ
hernaghan as postmaster AZ Jackson; I;
Edgar s. Wilson to succeed Uaited
States Marshal Collins. and Isaiah
Montgomery 70 succeed Mr.. Matthews
- !seslvss Of psss!s asrsys.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-16

Cotton picking Is now thing Of the
past in the great cotton State OF Mis-
sissippi- The hne weather Of last week
enabled belated piekers TO put in a
good deal OF tine and thus finish
gathering the feecy harvest Green
vile estimates that the crop in this
State will be little in excess Of .3oo.-
600 bales.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-01-16

A sad accident AZ Tupelo WezneS
day resulted in the death of City Mar
shall P. W. Keys. popular Mason. Old
Fellow. Pythisn anu Woodnan Of the
World During a meeting Of the City
Council Mr. Keys stepped out TO get
coal with which to rsplsnish the fire
In STOPPING TO get the coal his pistol
dropped from his pocket struck on
lamp OF esal and sent ball through
his lung. causing death in few hours
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Justice Leslie W. Russell resigned
from the supreme court bench Of New
York state,
A reservoir at rAvonia N. J., burst.
flooding tn" entire Gown and doing
much damage
There have been more than 10000
deaths in Egypt from cholera since the
present outbreak.
The president appointed to Ee briga-
dicr generals COluncls Amos |. Kim
ball Chambers Mckibhcn and Charles
{. Hood.
Mrs. Robert ]. Burtlettp, wife of the
hulnorist and Il prominent clubwomun,
was reported dangerously i'll at her
hular in Pasadena. cal
Charles Tyler Olns'ead, formerly
vicar Of St Agnes chapel, New York
city, was conspcrated bishop coadjutor
Of the diocese Of central New York at
Utica.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

THE one considerati on which must
never be omitted in tariff change
is the imperative need Of preserving
the American standard of living for
the American workingman. The
tariff rate must never fall below
that which will protect the Ameri-
can Workingman by allowing for
the difference between the general
labor cost here and abroad, 80 as at
least to equalize the conditions aris
ing from the difference in the stand
ards of labor here and abroad-a
difference which it should be our
aim to foster, insofar as it repre-
sehts the needs of better educated,
better paid, better fed and better
clothed workingmen Of higher
Class than any to be found in a for
eign country. AT all hazards and
no matter what else is sought for
or accomplished by changes of the
tariff, the American worklngman
must he protected in his standard
OF wages, that is in his standard Of
living, and must be secured fullest
opportunity Of employment. From
RooseIelt's speech at Logansport,
Ind.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
CONDEMNED
THE RED CLAY.
Inspector at The Torresdale
Condemns Barge Loads Of :
New Castle Product.

, New Castle, Oct. 3.-The fight for
representative in this district is wax
ing warm. John Z. Taylor and Da-
vid w. Elkinton are the candidates
who wish to represent New Castle
in the next Legislature. The nom
ination election will be held in the
courthouse building at Fourth and
Delaware streets, Fireman's hall,
and Ninth and Washington streets,
and it is expected that at it the full
vote will be brought out.
The last three barge loads of clay
that We're sent to Torresdale forthe
reservoir, the clay containeda mix
ture which the inspector did not be-
ieve would be the proper thing for
pudding purposes.
One of the barge loads of the con-
demned clay was sent to the Dia.
mond State SteA Company in Will
mington and Asa1s of men is un-
loading another here. The, clay
shipped SO far is the red variety but
in the three barge loads shipped a
mixture cropped up without the
Neary people discovering it. The
clay is dredged from the bed of the
Delaware river, opposite the River
side farm of John Edward Addicks.
Thomas J. Gravel, Jr,, has en-
tereG the Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy for course in pharmacy.
Denny Mahoney has passed the
examination and has been admit ted
as a naval apprentice at League Is
land Navy yard.
William Hanson will enter the
Soldiers Home at Hampton. Va.
The trolley mon had trouble last
evening in evading COWS that roam
ed over the tracks. The law govern
ing the killing Of stray animals pro-
vides that the owner is not entitled
to any compensation. So people who
own cows had better keep them on
their farms.
Mrs. j. ]. Black has returned
home from Elkton.
Mrs. Fullenweider, Of Wilmington
is the guest Of Miss E. Black.
Charles w. Pancoast, of Delaware
City, candidate for State Senator,
was i'll New Castle last eveningcaIl-
ing upon Republicans soliciting their
support
The attention of the Board of Ed
ucation will be called to the fact
that school children are defacing
prol lerty with crayon. Houses fences
aud doors have been scrubbed over.
The rural mail free delivery is
growing more popular daily and it
is ~pected that during the coming
winter the New Castle routes will
take the laurels for business in New
Castle County The business on the
routes has increased fully 100 per
cent over that Of the first month.
Thns" who were opposed to the sys-
tenn are now it's staunchest friends
Mail carriers Valjette and Vincent
cover their routes daily in five hours
This is making good time consider
ing that they have drive of over
twenty miles and have to walk so
many steps.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
FAILURES REPORTED.
This Years LOSSES Cora pared with
These of Last Year.

ThCse of Last Year.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-'rhis weeks
issue Of Il. Il. Dun u Co.'S weekly re-
view Of trade will say:
Reports to L. G.. Dun 4 Co. show
failures during the 1irst nine months of
1902 numbered S,7223, with aggregate
liabilities Of $l13, l34, ,hSS, compared
with S,l44 defaults in the correspond
ing months Of 1901, with Il total in.
dcbtcdncss of $97, ,S5G.4iG. From these
totals should be deduct d the failures
of banks, other financial institutions
and heavily capitalized sock cplnpa-
mics, which numbered II his year and
involved SIS, ,o2I, 1913 against I'll i'll 1901,
with liabilities OF $l7,21J,555t This re,
ducps the strictly commercial failures
to S.G16 and the amount OF liui'Iities
to $s5 ,4o1 400 compared with s,us5 last
year for $50 $50, $50.
Further anNiyEis shows that there
were 2u55 manufacturing disasters in
volving S33, 764SlS against 1866 last
year, with liabilities Of So, I11N.A31.
Trading failures numbered Gilt com
pared with 3.S4z in 1881. while lialli-
ties were $40, 72G,G0 against $.ii 500,
Oil last year. In other commercial
lines, not properly included with either
Of the principal divisi;nS. IL faults sum,
bcrcd 474 for $1o915,112 rs compared
with 435 for l1,4S1 11i in the currc-
spending nine months of 1901. hi this
class alone there appears some decrease
from last years liabilities. hut the
number Of inSulyencics is somewhat
larger
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
Croker Out of E'o'iiirs,

LONDON oct. 81 DO not suppose
that have said more tlian Il hundred
tines that am out of politics." re
piled Richard Croker at Vantage
when asked for his opinion concerning
the New York Democratic state con-
if do not say anything now people
will begin to believe it. Yes" contin-
ucd Mr.. Croker, II have read all the
reports Of the convention. They are
very Interesting. lat am done. |
have seen nobody and said nothing
and do not intend to. They can get
along without me-
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
BeVery Wins cut,

NEW YORK. oct. 3 William s.
nrNery, III" "big chicr." formtr dep
uty police comm ssinrcr. 1amuauy
leader Of the Ninth assembly district
and the ayOWoa fee Of David B iIill,
has won his fight against the element
III TammHny Han autNg"nist.c to him.
After Il long conference Of wiywnp
leaders it was announced that Dovcrys
credentials, emitting h.m 10 seat his
delegates in the Eleventh and Thir-
tC"nth ccngrt SS;onaI district convcn-
tons would bc given ont. Deverys
victory is almost complete. He had
announced that if an attempt was
made to keep him ont Of th" conven-
ton last night he would appeal to the
courts for redress.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
tDnI Land Purchased,

GTMBERLAND Md. oct. g. W. A.
Wallhridgo of New York and a com
palIy of coal operators of Homecoming,
Md. have purchased 1900 acres Of bic
vein coal land at McC Cuulas. Mercer
county, w. Va, and will greatly in
crease the capacity Of the mines. The
zeal includes siXty-iiyc houses and the
same number of coke furnaces Tie
amount Of money involved in the trans
action is not known The new com
pHuy will he known as til" Pinnacle
Coal and Coke company
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
inntiInH ainNis tsniihnk,

MINDEN, Nrh.. oct. @-Fhc safe in
the bank ut Norman, c,qht miles south
east Of this l:I"cc. has been blown
open by robbers The robbers. four in
number secured about - eco in cash
and tcrrol'iZpd til" town. Many persons
saw them at work and hHd 10 stnnd
by helpless. fer the robbers were we'll
armed and threatened to kill any one
who intcrf"rrcd. Part Of the building
WAS blown away by the force of the
explosion. The robbers escaped. and
armed mon are pursuing them.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
Son to Duchess Of EianchcStcr.

LONDON. oct. g. The news of the
birth Of Il ron to tlic Duchess of Man
chester at I'"ndrragce castle. County
Armagh. has been received With the
ringing If church h"li' and great re-
jocines at Kimhoiton castle. tn" Duke
of Muncllpstpr'S. English seat The
child Incomes NiScount Mandcville.
Tho duchess wHS formerly Miss Helena
Zimmerman Of Cincinnati.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO, .

LUCAS COUNTY
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that Le
is senior partner OF the firm Of f. j.
CHENEY & Co., doing business In the
City Of Toledo Coupty and State afore
said, and hat said firm will pay The sum
ONE HUN DRED DOLLA RS for each
: and every case OF CATARRH that cannot
be cnle ed by he use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn to before ma and subcribed In
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A D; 1856. wv c,r,Sov
snAl} Sor4Rs P5Hlro
Halls Ca arrh Cure is taken internally
aud acts directly OH the blood and mu
cuus surfaces Of the system. Send for les
timoDials. free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggis =, TOO.
Halls Family | Ills are the bost.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

The Democratic speakers in the
campaign from now on may ignore
the Philippines and keep silent re-
garding the Army, but the Philip
pine question remains an issue be-
fore the people i5otn political par
ties have taken their positions On
this issue and there is no running
away from it. The Republican
parry has gone forward with legIs-
latlon to esta Dish local self agIe'It-
ment under A,uerig,tu sovereignty
IN the Islands, aud tho Federal par
~ organized by the besl educated
and most progressive FLiplnos i'll
every part oi the Islands fayors this
legislation ami the promises which
nave been naua for further eglslil-
hon, creating IL Legislative Assem-
ply and giving them Il delegate in
Congress. This means q peaceful
and early sctIUn1cut Of the phili
pine question. 1t Will be settled As
the Porto Rico question was settled
10 the satisfaction OF the educated
and progressive Eil.rlnos.
Aguinaldo, the old insutsent lead
or accepts this plan OF settlement
and SO do all the other lnsurgent
leaders who We're associated with
him in armed resistance, and in his
alleged civil government.
But the Democratic party in Con-
Hess has not accepted this plan of
settlement. That party is pledged
BY its platform, its substitute offer
dior the Philippine Civil Govern-
ment Bill, aud its caucus resolution
to reverse this legislation. The
pemecratic party is pledged tc
withdrawal from the Philippines,
leaving thento organize an inla-
pendent government, at the same
hmeestablishing protectorate over
them. The Democratic leaders in
both House and Senate are not only
committed to this plan. but they
believe i'll it and will Use all their
influence to prevent carrying tor
ward the Republican plan already
partly developed by legislation and
executive action. Senator's Car
mack, Patterson, RNwhns, Dubois,
Tllman, Moner and Teller are the
most forceful leaders Of the Demo
cratic party in Congress. They may
be overruled and kept Silent during
the campaign on this question, but
in Congress they will direct the
course of the party they rtpresAnf.
The Philippine Commission has
certified to the Var Department Il
condition of peace and Secretary
Root has, in conformity with thA
Philippine Civil Government Act,
ordered the taking Of cen 5ll5 pre-
paratory to calling an election for
the Legislative Assembly. The
work of Congress Oh the Philippine
question has had a gooi beginning
but there is much more work to be
done in the near future. Ii it is t,
be done III harmony Witn The Civil
Government Act and the wish es Of
the educate t'lIipinos, it mast he
done by Republicans. A Democrat
ic Congress would reverse what has
been done and Il Democratic House
would block the wheels Of lcyiSlu.
tion to prevent amy further Iptel-
Opment Of the prc.Hut plan for es
tablishing representative Civil gov
eminent in til" Islands
The Philippine question remains
an issue, whether the Democrats
discuss 1t or net III TINS campaign,
They have nut repHdiPiel thrir
platform m--Si!ence OIL! means eva
zion
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

A soon as the campaign begins
to take on a slffron hno 1t Is the
custom of Chairman Hriggs to vo-
clferons,y claim victory for the
Democrats. This is always q sure
,isn that the hopeful chairman is
toooggauing toward his Waterloo
at u llair-raising gait.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
Mrs CurDw uII;s-M HIuorpd

LONDON, oct. 3 At Ralmol'al cas-
tie King Edward conferred the Order
Of the Royal Red Cross upon Mrs.
George CORVALLIS West for her serv-
ices on board the hospital ship Maine
during the South African war. Mrs
Cornwallis West was Miss Jennie lie
rome Of New York. She was formerly
Lady Randolph Churchill
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

HELENA, Mont. oct, ".-'Thc Great
Northern Mining company has sold its
mine in Fergus county to II syndicate
headed by John 4. Drake. The price Is
said to have hoon near 81 0hN0pO The
mine has paid large Ii''''' "da
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
An EIpS pSpu-ycar-nfI MUr1prpp

An ETFN FH-ycTT-nFH MUFNFFrF.
ALIEN ANDRlA, La. oct. 3.-At Tio-
ga. n lumber town near here, Marshal
Moore. aged twelve years. was shot
eleven years. Stallings was arrested
and Jailed.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

THERE is no use talking, the DEM
0crats are putting upa campaign Of
d high order. They have orators
galore and are sweeping over the
Country at a cyclonc gait. In fact
they have everything essential 10
success but the votes.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

A CURIOUS condition Of political
affairs has arisen in the Southern
Maryland Congress district. in
which the colUred vote is largest.
The colored Republicans have nomi-
mated man Of their race for Con-
gress on the groun that they have
not been receiving adequate politi-
cal recognition, Their candidate
Is making an active canvass,
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

Now tn at everything in the shape
of an issue has been buried the
Democratic orators throughout the
country are worrying the people
with the perflnctory commonpIlces
of partisanship. What It boon It
would be to the Democrats if read
live issue should arise before the
ides of November?
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

REPUBLICANS OF New Castle
County will nominate Il county
ticket tomorrow, The list of can
didates presents the names Of many
men who would prove etfi.Hrat sar-
wants of the people. Fnrtloualisn
is being displayed in many of the
contests, but the voter, viii select
the candidates, nevertheless.
Official returns Of the nOrnina-
ton election will hr received by the
REPUBlLCAN, and will be posted
conspicuonsIy. Republican voters
are invited ~ this off "a to Lear tn e
returns. There vii hn arcomrnp-
datiOn for cvr"yla Il
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

lT is a we'll known principle Df
the economy Of government that
old laws cannot he titte to new con
ditions. On this hypothesis is it
not ridiculous for the leaders Of the
Democratic party to insist on the
immediate suppression Of the trusts:
There IL no question but the Repub-
lican party viii arise to the occa'
sion. 1t always has.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

fHE survivors of the C'vll War
who are member, of the Grand
Army Of Republic are 70 hold their
annual encampment IN Washington
on October S, and the New York
Board Of Aldermen ha. passed aud
the Mayor has sapprovel resolution
to the effect that all employees OF
the city who are veterans of the
Civil War be allowed one weeks
~EQe with pay, i'll order that they
may attend the encampment.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Go.
ROBLiSHtD DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
S, e. COR, THIRD AND KING STREETS
ERlDAs. o. .,oBE 3, .oo<.

Entered at the Posi- Unicc at Wilmington
Del, as second Glass mail laatter.
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

Golden Oak Chiffoniers, with 2Ox16
oval French plate mirror large
drawers, shaped tops, value A, m
Sll.50; our price. ...... .. X(,UU
Quartered Oak Chiffoniers, with
24xl4 inch bevel French plate mirror:
swell front base;' value $40; Gle m
our price. ................. JUU
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

Elastic Felt and Palm Combination
Mattresses, made under layer pro-
cess, surrounding top, bottom and
sides with elastic felt, fancy stripe
ticking; value $3.50, our o,n-
price. ............... SJkJ
Best quality Elastic Felt Mat.
tresses, made sectional; attractive
art ticking; the most sanitary mat
tress made; equals $50 hair mattress:
regular price $500, our n,oo
price. e......,..... 1JrUU
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

Golden o. X China Closets, with bent
glass ends, movable shelves; or m
value sls, our price. I0.UU
CHARTERED Oak Front China Closets,
with mirror in back, top shelf, bent
gns glass ,e'"d ENDS; tn" value is ss'; el7 m
onr price. ........,........ 3It. .UU
CHARTERED Oak China Closets, with
swell front and bent glass end, NOV
aDlo shelves; value at s2s, o., m
our price. .....'........... 0ZI.UU
CHARTERED Oak China Closets,
carved front, with serrentinc door
and bent glass ends, carved top and
and base; value $4,000, our O. ~ n,
Pltc....'. .............. 0JZ1UU
The evening Republican., 1902-10-03

FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Bedroom Furniture.

OCNA.OOlSl + CUIH4tUIcs
Bedroom Suits - Oak--3 pieces
comprising bed, bureau with French
bevel plate mirror; washstand with
splasher back, worth $4,000 ,.co
our price. c............... NIAUU
Oak Bedroom Suits--3 piece-com-
prlsing full size bcd, bureau with
bevel French plate mirror; washstand
with splasher back, worth oo.oo
$3s. .oC-cur price. ...... XZAUU
Mahogany. Finish Bedroom Suits
y pieces, comprising full size bed,
bureau with Sevel French plate mir
ror 24x3O, and large Wash noc m
stand, worth sSS--our price SZb.UU
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-10
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Arthur NJ. Qaina was up from Bar Har-
Dor Tuesday Tor the day.
Miss Mabel Msddocks is at home for q
weeks vseaiion from Bar Hsrbor.
Mrs John Nevis lost Cow on Monday,
the trala running over and killing her.
Miss Miilie Treworgy, who has hgd an
attack Of rheumatic fever, Is very much
improved.
W. "a Brown and David Lyman went
TO Beooxsyille MoD5ay, where they are to
build mill.
TIE families of Albert e. Foster, Charles
w. smith and wm. p. Dorr were at Camp
Ellis last week.
MIR. Bucklsnd, from Boston, Is visiting
here for a week, the guest Of Charles
Lynch aud wife.
CbsrIes j. Treworgy and family, who
hsve been spending he past Iwo months
ST thsir eottsge at Contention Cove,
moved home Tuesday.
Lynch's band viii give a band concert
from its stand IN the square Thursday
epening. II VIII attend the Haslam
reunion st wsltbam, Saturday,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-10

Hon. ). A.. simpson, Secretary Of u.
Beard Of Education Of San Franc,soa
Cal. writes:
~ have found psruna an IDEAL fonk
Some months sgo suffered WITH nee.
rssfhenis tysfcmkr cstsrrh), caused
BIZ FOO close application to office wort.
Ny system seemed worn oct and fss
far from well. found Pcruns heae.
flied me wery much. n built W fss
entire sysfem snd msdc me feel Hkes
new nssn. believe N n wcH WORTHY
the high praise Bestowed npoa H.
j. A. SIMPSON.
Systemic cssArrh always givcs fssr
warning Of Ia approach, and can b
easily wasded OF by tbs proper tr.al
ulant. Floating brown specks before
shs eyes, mental confusion, ass Of nss-
yuas headache, slcepiessness, flashes II
heat, chilly sensations, pslpitatioa, lrg.-
liability, dependency any Of thee
symptoms or all Of them should -
promptly met by the use Of Psruns.
Congressman n. ". Brookshifs, sron
Indiana. ia . recant letter from WASH
lnSson, ID. c., says:
Prom what my friends say. Pernna
Ia coed tonic and safe eassrrh CURE
y. V. Brookshfre.
.gamner cstsrrh,r book written y
rs-. Hartman. President The Hartfrsa
sAngtarsurn. on The suhises OF the ser
vpma disturbances peculiar 30 summer.
sent free 10 any address BY The PeEu.s
Medicine Co.. Columbus, q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-10
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Asa s. Barron and wife went to Clifton
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of his sister,
Mrs. George r. Rocks.
Word has been received here Of the
death, al Beverly, Mass, on Sept. 6, OF
Mrs. Msry e Rrooks. She was about
sixty nine years OF age.
Byron II. Meader had a birthday party
Saturday night, at which about ifty were
present. A pleasant evening WIS passed
with music and games. Refreshments
were served.
Four Of the June graduates from dis
trict No. 10 entered the Ellsworth high
school Monday morning. They are Ger
tie and Mile Seeds, Mary Smith. and
Lnra Carter. Bert Carter, Of BROOKLYN,
viii attend he fall term OF school here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-10
COUNTY NEWS.

Nest satfixsn-
Archie Havey iea Mossisy 10 attend
Hebron academy.
Rev. \. l. Hsuscom, Of Bar Harder,
spoke at X. OF p. bali last Thursday even
Ing.
Mis-. Blanche Salisbury, OF Bsr Hsrhor,
Il visiting relative. and friends here.
At the republican rally last Wednesday
evening, the speaker, was Hen. c. p.
blanchard.
Sixteen members Of the Pythisn sister
hood enjoyed . picnic With May Scam
men al Hancock last Wednesday.
Schools open to-day; this high sehco.
two weeks hence. Edward Smith. Of East
Sullivan, who WAS chosen superintendent
OF schools 10 place Of Miss HAS sins. has
resigned, aud will teach the high school.
sept s. u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-09-10
LAKEWOOD.

Mrs. A. II. DsnIeo aud family were
tenting down the bay last week.
Abb Garland and family were tsnting
few days last week at seott's niche.
Miss Lulu NJ. Rollins has gone TO North
Ellsworth TO teach the fall term OF
school.
Among visitors here last week we're
Herbert Hatch and wife, of Lynn, Mass,
Isabelle Moore, of Ellsworth Fails, and
Hszsl Dority, OF Bangor.