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The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Builders Of the State.
ho builds the state? Not he whose

Builders Of the State.
Who builds the state? Not he whose
power.
Rooted in wrong, in gold intrenched,
Makes him the regent Of the hour:
The eternal light cannot be quenched.
This shall outlive his little span;
Shine fierce upon each tainted scheme;
Shall show where shame blots all the
plan.
The treachery in the dazzling dream.
He builds the state who builds on truth,
Not he who, crushing toward his aim,
Strikes conscience from the throne and
ruth
To win a dark. unpiteous fame.
Not he, though master among men,
Empire and ages all his thought
Though like an eagle be his ken;
Down to the ground shall all be
brought.
For this hold and shall for aye.
Till heaven sends death, that they who
Hate and the blood of brothers, they
Shall harvest hate and want and woe,
The curse of earth's dread agonies
Whereto they added IN lhelr hour
And all the unheeded tears and cries
They caused in lust of lawless power.
He builds the state who to that task
Brings strong, clean hands and purpose
pure.
Who wears not virtue as mask;
lie builds the state that shall eAdure-
The state wherein each loyal son
Holds as a birthright from true sires
Treasures of honor nobiy won
And freedoms never dying fires.
Richard Watson Glider.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

Sleeves hive attained the very acme
of elegance. Almost the first detail the
eye of the experienced dresser travels
to in some LOvel design Is the sleeve,
to find more likely than not the chief
secret Of success resting there. The
present immense decoratiyeness of
sleeves has developed by process most
gentle and discreet, and to the gown Of
determinedly simple aspect, such as
those in "the inner circles now affect,
the sleeve plays a most important part.
AS things go, for the immediate mo-
ment the tendency is to keep the Shout
ders fiat and close, the elbow or just
below being marked by some extrava-
giant eXcrescence in the form Of puff,
and 1t is upon the length and breadth
and general disposal of this latter that
variety is brought to play.
The latest evolvement of the always
popular bishop sleeve is distinguished,
as shown midway of the pictured
group, by the fullness being laid in
box plat at the back of the wrist and
the arm nicely defined on either side.
The tailoring world is disposed to make
much Of this neat arrangement IN the
cause Of gowns Of severe style. Nor
will furricrs be far behind In appre-
citation Of Its merits, since it is model
that meets the DEGREES Of shapelIness
and style.
A little TO the right we find perfect
pattern for the heavier wooden stuffs
Of the deep cuff disposed in series Of
stitched bands, each one decorativcly
held by button. Above comes the
inevitable long, dropping puff, the full
ness from the shoulder divided into
three double box plUits, pressed and
stitched down inyiSbly from the III
side, though presumably held taut by
two buttons. And this again Is de-
sign likely to be included in the tailOr's
category as well as the rather medieval
affair beneath it at the left which, in
point Of novelty, We may perhaps re-
gard as the chef d'UuYre of the culcc-
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
In the Happy Ranks.

Can't be always roamin' In the valleys o
the May;
ANY sort O weather, so we're happy on
the way!
Same sky bends above us. or whether
blue or gray
Night is always driftin to the mornin'!
Cant be always rollin' in the wealth that
will not stay;
Poyerty-what is it If were happy on
the way?
Sweetest songs for slngin'. sweetest
words TO say,
Night is always driftin' to the mornln
For all our little hlessin's, heart that
thrills with thanks,
We're crossin' DER the country in the
halleluia ranks
An singn' songs Of happiness on lor-
dams stormy banks;
Night Is always driftin' to the morntn!
Frank l.. Stanton in Atlanta Consttu-
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
NEWS NOTES FROM PROSPEROUS
FARMS N NEW CASTLE COUNTY


The All Hulluw Zen market
made a good showing along the
rpluuiiu tine. From the Gardens
and tr1lrkpa,cnrs tine GREAT yellow
-pnrrro told the story Of how the
Autumn was inrhiug along Of how
tbo frost, were setting ON hill, slopn
rIuiu and in valley making the
ahivrrsromr regardless of empty
roqI hiu, and wood at prices start
liu.iythp present generation.
housewife, are pretty generally
Of tip. opinion that the small piiuII-
km rnI in the face and built A little
attr,,t the STYLE Of tine nutmrr ranta-
lurlllr. !, tee best for making the
pjunpkIu vie, Farmers DO not adj
mir This. as Il rule which would
seem to arrrIr tuHt there are more
.of,lo LARGO or old fashioned kind
IN the market than Of fine new a
uoiut ty be considered when the
Luvrr sets about asking questions
H. to fine relative worth Of the two
brand. Of Dir uuulrkins
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Confidence in the President.

Conc erning the result Of the cleo
ton, tn New York Tribune Says:
The mean ing is plain. In spite Of
all appeals Of anti imperialists and
tariff reformers and antitrust dcma-
gogues, the people are satisfied.
They want Republican rule, which
has brought them uneXQmpIci pros
perity, continued The campaign
was apathetic. 1t was because tho
people would not respond to rNldu-
ity hOwlers or to talker9 who
thought 1t necessary to apply c0Uu-
ter irl'itants. They knew what
they wanted, continued steadily at
their business until election laV,
and then went and voted to leave
well enough alone. President
Roosevelt will begin the second
half Of his term under happy ul,-
pjces. He evidently las the cDni-
dence Of the people. With the cor
troll Of both the executive ami leg
islative branches of the GuVnru-
meut, the Republicans can main.
tain the continuity Of their policy.
The foundations have been luil for
sound and liberal colonial System,
which can now lie carried to con-
siderable degree Of perfection. Oar
banking aud financial methods can
be developed, our commerce. pro-
NOTED, our duty to aha performed.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Tie in Ninth District of Kent.

The canvass of the vote in Kent
County shows that the Ninth dis
trict is tied on the Representative
ship, in accordance with the origi-
ual returns, the candidates, James
w. Powell, Union Republican, and
Solomon L. Sapp, Democrat, having
each 424 votes The constitutional
provisions believed to govern such
4 case are found in section six Of
article two of the constitution,
which reads as follows,
whenever there shall be a va
cancy in either House of the Gen
eral Assembly, by reason of failure
to elect, ineligi oility, death, resig-
nation, or otherwise, writ Of cleo
ton shall be issued by the presiding
officer of the House in which the va
cancy exists, or in cases of necessity
in such other manner as shall be
provided by law; and the person
thereupon chosen to fill such vacan-
cy shall hold Office for the residue
of the term. And whenever there
shall be such vacancy in either
House, and the General Assembly
is not in session, the governor shall
have power to issue writ Of cleo
ton to fill such vacancy, which writ
shall be executed rs writ issued
by the presiding officer OF either
House, in case of vacancy, and the
person thereupon chosen to fill such
vacancy shall hold Office for the
residue of the term"
So either on a writ issued by the
governor, or the presiding officer
of the House, the voters Of the
Ninth dis trict of Kent County, are
to have another opportunity to de-
clare their choice.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
THE MAKING And The MARRING OF MANY GOWNS
NOW LIE IN THE SLEEVES.

and softening the SKIN; ALSO removIng
sunburn.
Good rice starch to which is added
finely powdered orris root or violet
powder is a simple and harmless face
powder.
The old fashion of milk in the bath
Is revived rs an aid to beauty.
Remember that borax is drying. It's
excessive use may make the hair brit.
tie and irritate the skin.
Lemon Juice Is good for brittle nails,
Cold cream prevents hang nails
The long three-Quarter coat VIII be
the style this winter for those whose
height will enable them to wear 1t.
These coats are made OF velvet, ribbed
Iilk and even of brocades and are usu-
ally worn over waist or dress which
has full fall of lace. Sometimes the
Sffect Of the long coat Is also carried
put on the skirt In the shape of gored
dounces at even distances. These are
trimmed on the edges after the man
ner of the coat.
Loose coats Of lace are very smart
for theater wear and accompany skirts
Of pale colored broadcloth or crepe de
chine
The princess dress will be seen a
great deal this winter at smart func-
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

Big BIZ Devcry. who used 10
be Chief Of Police Of New York, ~
sustaining has reputation for the
use of vigorous expressive English
Devery has littlo regard for David
3. lllll, who attempted to lead the
= New York Democrats to victory.
but missed it Speaking Of Hill,
big Bill SAID After this his al.
dress is ID. Is. Hill, DeadhDu3a Com
partment No 10. Handle with
care. Here's Devery's expressive
description Of Hills cold nature
ITS funny thing how a hum an
refrigerator like Hill has been BILE
to make people think he was a re al,
ive one for SO many years. Ever
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
WIN. WILSON, JR.,
Iron, Steel { Coach Goods.
5rd & Sbipley StS., Wilmington, Del.

Agent for Nagnito the best known and
most satisfactory Cold Water Puiat made;
especially adapted for Factories Packing
Houses. Stock Yards Brewerios. Railroads
etc etc, as 1t Is EconcmcaI. durable, light
rehsctiug, fire resisting.
Magnte takes the place Of oil paint. In
many cases giving equal satisfaction at .
lnrHe saving in cost superior to whltuwash.
- II Is many times more durable md doss
not chip or rub off. For pr ces, testi monials
and further iuformntlo drop line to shs
above agent Anyone can apply it.
u.o.. i'm sw
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

special Services at First United Church.
Extra services are in progress in
the First United Presbyterian
Church. On Sunday the pastor, the
Rev. J J. Houston, d. D., will
preach his third anniversary sermon.
Tonight the Rev. j. Alvin Orr, of
Philadelphia, will preach on the
subject, Just Outside the Kingdom
Of God. Commencing Monday and
continuing until Friday evening, the
speakers will be the Rev. r. c.
Achllson, Of Baltimore. His sub
jects will be: Nov. 10, AN Invita-
ton" Nov, II. "Life's Work." Nov.
u, Following Christ" Nov. 10,
"Reciprocal Love-" Nov. IA, "A
Hard Question"
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Would "Dam the Hogs" Too.

"Tug Wilson," in the Ozark noun
an ex-Kentuclty colonel of the DUAL
ity Folks" sort. whom he once met in
western Kansas. THE colonel was
an enthusiast on the irrigation
scheme that was sweeping over Kan
sas at that time. lie was so positiv
in his theories, and so high-tempered
that few people cared to disagree
with him. one day as he was stand
ing in front Of the office talking with
several friends, pink Barclay, that
lives over on Snake creek, came
along, and, after shaking hands
around turned to the colonel and
said: Colonel, I've got 40 acres of
land lying close to Snake creek that
| want to irrgate and | would like to
ask your ad}jce about it, Very we'll,
sah,' responded the colonel. My ad-
vice is. dam The creek 4 did do
that said Pink. and cut n ditch
down across the land, but | couldn't
get rise enough Then | would dam
the ditch, sah,' replied the colonel.
That's just what did do said Pink,
but the hogs rooted holes in the
banks What would you do about
thatY what would do? snortcd
the colourl j would dam the hogs,
sab! wouid dam the hogs.'"
CID,a I, SIi1far'S No .t1ll in tt,o
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Soth Houses With Roosevelt,

President Roosevelt will round
cut us term with both branches of
Congress in harmony with the gen
eral policy of his administration.
In this respect he fares better
than have most of his recent prede.
cesscrs, it being the rule for Pres
ldent to DO confronted during the
last two years of his term by
hostile majority in one branch Of
Congress or the other. The verdict
Of the people As thus expressed is
to be taken as IN endorsement of
the President, Ia her than of the
Legislative body, oI the details of
policy on which they have been at
variance during the past year. The
country at large, 1t is manifest in
the light of Tuesdays action, is en-
tirely satisfied with the President
and his policy as awhole, and the
leaders Of the two houses of Con-
gress should bear that fact in mind
during the session which will open
a. the beginning Of next mouth.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

IT every one knew what q grand medi :
cine Dr.. Kings New Life Pills u.s."
writes d. II. Turner, Dempsey town. Pa
you soil all you have In day. Two
weeks use has made u new man Of lne,
lntalliblo for constipation, stomach and
liver troubles, 2Jc at N. Is. Danforth's
drug store.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

By far the largest, hand
soonest and most reasonably
priced Overcoats shown.
Max Ephraim, New York
Clothing House 5O4 Mar
ket street.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
Wall CoyerInRa.

If you are planning to freshen walls
and ceilings for the winter, some OF
these suggestions made by an ex-
change may fit your case:
To varnish papers one must first give
them coat Of shelac.
Vanished papers'are next best after
tiles or n hard painted finish In bath
rooms, nurseries and Kitchens.
For bedrooms nothing prettier than
the latter effects has been evolved.
Onyx, a paper really like plumber
Of marbles, costs 90 cents a sheet "a
by "a inches
Wistaria figures in number Of love
ly new papers.
Striped bases are used quite a bit.
Nothing is prsttier than the delicate
moire paper in pink, blue. lilac or
maize.
One color papers are paneled with
narrow hpral effects.
Panessd drawing rooms should not
have frieses. II cnaapens the whole.
Figured ceilings are In evidence.
1riGoSs Of {te Toilet.
Almonds, bqb hiftf and sweet, are
Arceiien. ID pfsnaratittls. for Whitening
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

ANY fish around here p asked tho
stranger.
"Wall, l should say sol" replied
Rattlesnake Pete "Thar's FIVE ten
derfeet over in TIL saloon playin'
poker with tn boys Colorado
Springs Gazette.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

At Heroy's, Seventh and Kin e
streets, tomorrow morning there
will be an exhibition Of coffee roast.
ing.
Heroy's coffee best Maracaibo at
1S cents a pound has gained repu.
tation in Wilmington. No premiums
are given at Heroy 8; only full value
for every cent invested by the ho use-
keepers OF tina city.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
SIAiL OF OHIO CITY Oh TOLEDO,

Stall OF ONO CITY on TOLEDO,
lucas tOUSTY
FRANK j. CHESEY makes oath that he
Is senior partner OF the firm Of +. j.
CHENEY Il Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County aud state atoro
said, and hat said 1rm will pay he sum
O&E HUNDRED DOLLA RS for each
aud every case OF CArARkH that cannot
DO ou!od by the use OF HALLS CATAKRH
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before ma and subCriGed in
my presence, this 9th day Of DvGoIn Der,
A ID. 1856.
A. ". GLEASON
SEAL NOTARY rTHLIC'
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on tho blood aud mu
cuus surfaces of the system. Send for tes
tim0nials, free.
f, J. CHENEY Il co, Toledo, o.
Sold BY all Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Ptlls are the best.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

EXPERIENCE in advertising is gool
only us far as it goes, says Printers
lux. When one finds that a given
mediun is vaIueIcss, il is an cNpc-
rlence as to that particular paper
lie will find another paper and
another and 50 on Indefinitely, that
is valucle-s and as he finds them
so, he drops them i'll turn. 1t is
not experience 50 much uo good
Judgment that one requires i'll order
to succeed in Advertising When
new ticbts aro aonsAt the advertiser
will set hoIl Of poor metumt, it
matters not how much experience
he has had.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

We want you to become
acquainted with our stock
ofOvercoats. Max Ephraim
New York Clothing House
5O4 Market street.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

Wesley Miller Of Newark is having
great success in raising white pO-
tatOes. lie cuItivates them by hand
in his garden. The variety is the
White Early Rose whIck attains
large size. He raised one that
weighed twentv.scvCn ounces: the
average weight is fifteen to twenty
ounces and the yield is large.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

Heres where | fall TO work"
said the well digger when the rope
acknowledgements News.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

TIE trustees of the Delaware
State Hospital for the Insane have
decided that for the ensuing three
months the public will not be per-
mittel 10 visit toe institution. The
object o. the rule is to keep the
hospital free of smallpox if posi-
bic. In case of the serious i'll
ness OF patients, their friends and
relatives may visit them, but other
wise the regulation is to be en-
forced. II is the part OF wisdom to
safeguard the State Hospital from
the dread disease.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
4 USEFUL GOWN.

sively for country wear. For town
wear the skirt is cut to escape the
ground barely all the way around.
There is no doubt that some women
never look well without wide collar,
consequently they must not be delude4
BY new fashions In this respect Some
Of tho very latest coats are made with
out the sailor collar and with. the little
outstanding military affair. but In oil
such matters individuality must ID
considered.
A very useful gown is The one shown
in he cut II II w AAfk sed sopgif
eooda trimmed With -kdA And HhHs
braidr
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1902,

the following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece OF land situate in
the city Of Wilmington, aforesaid bounded aud
described as follows, to Wit:
Beginning at point on the southcriy side OF
Fifth street at the distance Of ninety.five feet
from the intersection Of the said sOuherly side OF
Fifth street with the casterly side Of Monroe
street; thence southcry parallel with Monroe
inches to a stake; thence easerly parallel
to Fifth street forty feet to stake;
thence northcrly parallel to Monroe street one
hundred and seventeen feet six and half
inches to said southerly side OF Fifth street, and
thence along the southCrly side Of Fifth street.
westerly forty feet To the place Of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
Of Mary Taylor, Margaret McNcy, Jennie Holcs
and George Hogan. administrators Of Robert Ho.
gan. deceased mOrtgaHOr, and To be sold by
SAMUEL A, MCDANIEL. Sheriff.
Sherins Office Wilmington. Delaware. Nov ].
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

tons, and robes Of crepe de chine in.
crusted with renaissance lace will be
utilized for this purpose.
White in all materials promises to be
more popular than ever, and it is par
tcularly becoming to brunettcs and
women with auburn hair.
The afternoon dress illustrated comes
from Il well known French house. 1t
Is Of gray and white liberty silk trim.
med with guipure mOusseline and rib
bon velvet. The shirrcd skirt Is espc-
cially worthy Of notice, as 1t illus.
trates the latest style.
The basque coat Is coming IN win
ihe shorter skirt much strapped and
stitched. Collars and revcrs are once
again braided, and new bralds will be
used as winter advances
The lace cravat IS a pretty finish to
taller made frock, while the o.. lash
Ioned jahot must of necessity be in
vogue with anything approaching the
aWHlIowtail or cutaway jacket
There Is no doubt that on all prac-
deal costumes the skirts will be much
shorter, but the really short skirt to
show the ankles should be kept exclu.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07

shake hands with HillG No. Ever
so into a market on a cold morning
and pick up 2 lish9 Yes. Then you've
shaken hands with Hill"
Pretty hard on Dave.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-11-07
IriAeSs Of fAe Toilet

11Eu(s" E4 FVWeV
Almonds, bqtb Mttf and sweet, are
Axceiien. ID pfsnaratita1s. for Whitening
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-13
STANFORD.

Mrs. Richard Mosher visited frlenos IN
Sharon Tuesday.
Mrs. Nathan Carpenter spent saturday
in South Royalton.
Geo. f. Chandler was IN Union Nlhage
Saturday on business.
DIR. Kenney Of Sharon was in town pro-
fessionally ON Saturday
Mrs. w. S. Turner, is working at i. ..
Beecher's for the winter.
Frank j. Colby arrived home from his
Randolph trip last week.
All the schools in town closed FRIDAY
for three weeks vacation.
II ia understood that Heber West has
sold his place to Frank g. Preston.
Mrs. A, NJ. Hazelto retnurned the first
Of the week from her visit in Bradford.
Miss Charlotte b. Thomas returned
Saturday to her home in Union Village.
Mrs John Bacon WAS in Copperfield
Monday to see her mother, who is very III.
Mrs. Della Colby is home from Mrs. J.
w. TYSON, Jr. Is, for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Moore were
guests OF relatives in Bradford over sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah Hoyt of Burlington has been
visiting at Mrs. NJ. A. Alexander's for
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Howe visited rela-
tives in Newbury, n. H., four days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Wiley OF Sharon
were guests at Richard Mosher's the hrst
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Fox were called
to Tunbridge Wednesday to attend the
funeral OF S. Cilley.
Mr.. Bragg and Mrs. II. L. Bragg of
Washington were guests at Hiram Full
toms over Sunday.
Mrs. e. S. Taber, Miss Alice c. Denison
and Miss Harriet Lyman Of Royalton were
in town last week Monday
George f. Fox was brought home from
Coppertield Sunday, as he was Ill and had
symptoms OF typhoid fever.
Walter Hoyt Of Massachusetts, arrived in
town last week and expects to spend the
winter at Mrs. NJ. A. Alexander's.
Mrs. w. p. Stone and daughter, Mario
rie. returned Thursday from ten days
visit in Lebanon and Hanover, n. II.
A daughter was born Monday, the Sd,
To Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Collins, Mrs. Col
Inns mother, Mrs. Ella +. Colby, is caring
for her.
Rollin Prescott gave a party Thursday
evening which was heartily enjoyed by
about thirty-ive of his friends and assoc
eiates
Ny photo studio will be closed after
Dec. 1st Those wishing work done for
Christmas please call before the above
date. p G.. II. JOHNSTON, photographer
The STAFFORD cornet band, which fur
nished music at the South STAFFORD fair
two weeks ago, was most Hospitality en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. b. +. Quimby.
Energy all gone? Headache stomach
ont OF order? Simply a case OF torpid
liver. Burdock Blood Bitters will make a
nrN man or Woman OF Won.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-11-13
sHERRuRNE.

Mrs. Warren Taylor was in town sst.
days
Mrs. A. Ellis of Rutland is visiting
town.
Howard HUT and family went 10 ps,.
field Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Upper ven,
Plymouth Sunday.
Mrs. George Town and Mrs. Ia r.
rier took a trip TO Ludlow SATURDAY.
Mrs. Pliny Parker and Mrs He,h-
Bruce OF Pittsfeld were in town sunS..
Ed. Prior of Mount Holly has spi.b..
his Job OF plastering on Mrs. Cummi5.,
house and returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Boutwell, receives
pleasant surprise from neighbors ~
relatives Monday evening, Nov. 10. 4 n
ing their 25th anniversary.
+. G. Spaulding met with quite an A.
cident Friday on the way 10 Rutland T5.
Ripley team ran into his buggy and r.
of three wheels and threw him out.
Miss Bertha Davis closed succes.i-l
term OF school last Friday, Nov. n
district No. 2. Number OF pupils sever
and five OF them, Christie Doubleday. Hsys
Heselton. Flora, Arthur and Elroy Iaeosn,
had no absent marks during the tern
Miss Davis expects TO return for the win.
ter term,