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Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
The PhilO Sherman Bennett Prize.

The Hon. William Jennings Bryan
in carrying out the will of Philo Sher-
man Bennett, Esq, late of New Haven,
Connecticut, has designated Delaware
College as one of twenty. five colleges
'Or universities to receive its share of an
endowment Of ten thousand dollars to
be invested and the proceeds to be APP
piled to the payment of an annual prize
"for the best essay discussing, the prin-
lciples Of free government" Delaware
'SOlege has accordingly received four
hundred dollars in trust for this pur-
pose, and from the income derived from
this sum an annual prize will be con.
ferred upon the undergraduate student
who presents the best essay in the lines
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
Large Crop Of Peas.

The largest crop Of peas ever grown
and canned in any one year, has been
just finished up this week. Draper &
Hirsch have far exceeded any records
for Milford, and the quality has been
high. They closed this season yesterday.
Greenbaum Brothers, csnners, OfsSea-
ford, have had one Of thu. most success
full seasons for the packing$ of speas.' in
the history of their plant. Dgringl6he
days pack they put up 255, 1000 cans.
The highest days pack. previous to that
was 28l 600 cans Ilt76Ur days hey
put up nearly 5000, 0OO1fans which
eclipses anything in packing peas.
Four hundred hands are employed dur.
ing the busiest season.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
A COL Fight.

A real cock fight took place last week
at the track owned by Thomas Currey
at Greenwood. 1t was not one of the
death dealing fights common to cock
fighting in Spanish countries, as the
chickens were equipped with only the
spurs that nature gave them. The
victor was bird from Milford owned
by Sherman Van. II met all comers
and won all fights; finally chasing the
game bird OF the Greenwood sportsmen
out of the battle and administering a
severe drubbiRg to the champion bird
and pride of Mr.. Currey's yards. 1t
requires a very rapid man, bird or ami
NAL to win out over Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
Base Ball.

The Grammar School Club will play
at Greenwood Saturday afternoon.
The Guild Club of Milton and the
Grammar School team will play this
friday afternoon at Athletic Park.
The Dover Juniors will play a match
game with the Grammar School Club
at Athletic Park, Milford, on Wednes-
day, June 2lst.
The Grammar School Club, COM
posed principally of substitutes, went
to Milton last Saturday and lost an ex-
citing game to the Guild team by a
score of 8 to 5.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
Fine Fishing in the Bay.

A party composed Of DR.. George E.
Messick, Harry B. Windsor and Albert
E. Archer, of Milford Louis A. Levy
and Harry w. Satterfield, Of Dover,
went for days fishing in the Della
ware Bay of the Hammock, on Wed.
nesday last, and had the finest kind of
success. They caught 48O sea trout and
seyen drum fish. The days catch was
presented TO their many friends with
compliments that evening. The drum
were yeryN large,' and afforded great
sPOrt'ih their capture.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
HOUSTON items. ,

The festival held by the Sunday School
classes last Saturday was a success; net
ting them Sll.
The Children's Day services have been
highly spoken of by all who were present
,at Williapsville Church last Sunday even
ing. The Sunday School here hold their
services snext Sunday in the evening.
Rehearssls are in progress each night.
johnson Brothers have been rushed in
the canning of peas for two week past ;
the pack is unusually large, and the grow
ers are getting good yields. The failure
: of carload of cans to arrive on time, put
matters in a tangle for two days this
week
Onions aEe being shipped largely from
Houston now, and good prices are real
lied.
The first Quarterly Conference will be
held in the parsonage here tomorrow at
9 o'clock a. m. The envelope system has
been adopted for the purpose of raising
the preachers salary.
Mrs, Theodore Thistlewood is visiting
in Troy, n. Y.
Eugenia Graham has returned from 8
visit to friends at Middletown, Del, and
last Tuesday enteEtained Misses Pauline
Townsend and Anna Harrington, and
Masters Henry HarFingtoni land, Burton
Short of Milford, who dsCaaSout in Miss
pony carts.a
daughter of Mrs. J. WMctdllSns frOm
Wilmington has been with4hs this week.
George johnson is brakeing on the
Delaware railroad.
Mrs. Thomas Alexander has been en-
Howard W1x and wife, of Fred
erica, and John Blggs and sister from
Leyes.
Charles Armour, of Birdsboro. Pa, is
passing a vacation with his uncle, Sam
lel Armour.
Salon Smith has returned from a trip
o New York; Will EliHgsworth, of Mills
,oro, is visiting fIends here.
Several of the teachers here will attend
be Summer School of Methods at Dover
his summer. They are, Mae Jump, Efiie
'ownsend, Eugenia Graham and Edna
Lizzie BgrTs closed her school at viii
)w Grove hst Friday, and is at home.
Bayard Wharton is suffssing from an
ljured eye, caused by boy throwing a
iece of cinder
Mrs. VIM, II. Sapp, who resided near
ere was buried at BaHatt's Chapel last
eeR.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
Short Items of News.

There will be no celebration Of the
Fourth of July in Milford.
Everybody will go to Slaughter Beach
on the Fourth Of July from Milford.
Workmen are building a new wharf
for Joseph E. Holland from Railroad
avenue east.
The town water has been run into
w. N Hires new stables on Railroad
avenue this week.
Edward Smith stepped on nail last
Saturday which passed through the
edge Of his right foot
The town water has been introduced
into the store property lately occupied
by Joseph Bradley on Causey avenue.
The Kent County School Commission
will hold an adjournd meeting on Fri
day, June 28rd, for the purpose OF
making transfers and transacting other
business.
George B. Hynson, of Milford. ad-
dressed the graduating class at Lewes
public schools last Tuesday morning,
and his remarks were widely compIi-
mented by the large and critical audi
ence.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give q
lawn party at the residence of Mrs.
James P. Pierce next Monday evening,
June 18th, where refreshments will be
served The public is invited to be
present with them.
John Walls, a pensioner of the war
Of the rebellion, died at his home in
North Milford last Wednesday morn
ing. He was a colored man, and fol.
lowed the profession of a brick maker
In the local yards here.
Now that the automobile has come to
stay, owners Of horses should get their
animals accustomed to the machines,
Is it is only a question af time when
hey will be in universal use. Any
IutOmobilist will stop when given the
ignal, but the most important thing
8 for persons to look after their hosres
nd not watch the machine.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
POstmastsrs Salaries.

Salaries of Delaware postmasters
have been readjusted as follows:
Delaware City, from 81 400 to 81 300 ;
Dover, from $1,000 to s., 400; Harring-
ton, from 81 ,2eO to 81 300 New Castle,
from 81 800 to 81 400; BIidgeville, from
81 100 to 81 200; Delmar. from 81 900 to
Sl,l0O; Georgetown, from 81 800 to ST.
900; Milford, from 81 300 to 81, 800 /;
Wyoming, from 81, 400 to 81 300.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
Racing AZ Milton.

On Thursday, June 29th, there will
be horse facing at the Milton Driving
Park, Milton, Delaware, in which some
of the speediest herses in Delaware and
will take part.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
Milton Steamboat Running.

In another column appears the time
card for the Mary NJ. Vinyard, the
steamboat that runs from Milton to
Philadelphia route. This boat has COM
menced her second season, and the
Lewes people are trying to arrange to
have her make their town part of the
trip. This can be arranged, by build.
ing wharves at the mouth Of the Broad.
kiln, and probably will be done.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
Brotherhood of the Union.

Delaware came in again for a $500
benefit to be paid by the Supreme Circle
of the Brotherhood Of the Union A
check for this amount was received by
G. J. DerricksOn, the scroll keeper OF
Enterprise Circle, Brotherhood of the
Union, this week, TO pay the death
benefit Of the late Edward MeKenney.
Of Millville, Who was a member of En-
terprise Circle, No. 9, of Millville. The
money was at once paid over to the
widow, Ella E. McKenney, who is the
beneficiary named. McKenney was a
member OF the Death Benefit Fund of
the Order, since May 8, 1904. He dieu
on May q, last. The Death Benefit
now has membership of 19, ,96I.
A proclamation has just been issued
by the Supreme Chief Washington,
Amos J. Eggleton, of Philadelphia, de.
elaring the new ritual in effect on July
|. The new rituals are ready and are
now being prepared for shipment to
he various circles. The work was pre-
pared by committee Of the Supreme
Circle, appointed for that purpose two
7ears ago, and which made report at
be last convention, held in Washing
on, D. D., last October, and then &C
epted. The new work does away with
much heavy paraphsrnalia and gives
oom for much patriotic display. The
york is mOdernized and beautified.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
WHERE YOUR
FRIENDS ARE.

Mr.. John R. Bennett is spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
Mark l.. Davis made a business trip
to Philadelphia this week,
Mr.. VIM. Reynolds made business
trip to Philadelphia this week.
Miss Lulu Higman is visiting rela-
tives and friends on Staten Island.
Miss Mollie f. Baynum. OF FELTON,
visited her brother, George H. Baynum.
this week.
Miss Lille Kern has been home from
Philadelphia visiting her mother, Mrs.
Nina Kern.
Mrs. Charles K. Sampson is visiting
relatives and Sriends in New Jersey and
in Pennsylvania.
DIR. and Mrs. F. I. Hurlock. of Pbila.
delphia are visiting Milford. as the
guests of Mrs. NJ. G. Bradley.
Mrs. Jennie smyth and daughter. of
Philadelphia, have been visiting her
father, John H. johnson, near Milford.
Mr.. S. c. Evans, Jr., was in Philadel.
phia this week where he has entered
for course of instruction in pipe organ
playing.
Mrs. Hersehe M. Holland and Miss
Gertrude Tatman are on q tlip to visit
friends in Philadelphia, Germantown
and Atlantic City. i
DR.. Edward Hendrixson. of PbiIa l
ielphia, passed part of this week with /
his parents in Milford, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. V. Hendrixson. s
Mrs. M. E. Diehl, Of Smyrna, Del, a
md Mrs. A. g. Graham, of Ingleside a
Nd, visited their sister, Mrs. A. Allen. Il
asst Friday and SATURDAY. a
George N. Sammons, chief engineer 81
4 Keith's Theatre, Philadelphia, has Ii
'een visiting his father. George M Sam. a
mons, and sister, Mrs. J J. Morris.
Captain Charles johnson, who com.
nands one Of the steamb boats owned bv
he du Points Of Wilmington, passed at
unday with his family in Milford.
Grover e. Parvis and Jay Pierce, who g
ave been students Of Dickinson Col II
'ge, are now representing a large Pitts.
uFg manufacturing firm in Shenan- gs
Oah, Pa. at
DR.. William Mar9hall, Jr., has been da
ected as resident physician for the
lsuing year at the Delaware Hospital 20
and will assume his duties To
)out the middle of July. cit
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Houseman. who Sex
ave been in Wilmington this week
tending the Commencement exer.
ses at Goldey College, have returned
'me accompanied by their nephew,
lillian Banning. ella
DR.. G. w. Marshall and wife atten- LIZ
d the Commencement exercises of
e University Of Pennsylvauia on iiis
ednesday, where their son, William 'a'
arshall, Jr., graduated, receiving the ing
gree Of Doctor Of Medicine. ser
The Misses Lydia Moore, ,of Whining =
l., Elizabeth Goodrich, of Keokuk, The
wa, Alice Jaynes, Of East Orange, tbo
j., Amelia Montgomery, of Quincy, ors
D, Margaret Thurston, of Portland ~ q.
line, Helen Taylor, Of Cincinnati, me.
10, Elsie Bond, Of Baltimore, Nd, wao
rtrude HartmsH, ofBryn Mawr, Pa, n
Rachael Brewer, Of Boston, Mass, E5or
ut Tuesday with Miss Mary E. Hol. ivod
d. All are 1908 graduates Of Bryn m
VIZ College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. bold
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Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
ChlIdren's Day at St. Paul Church.

The annual Children's Day exercises
will be held in the st. Paul M. E. Church
this Sunday evening. This promises to
be the finest exercise ever held in this
church. Solos, recitations, duets and
quaTtettes will be rendered. "A feature
of the service will be an address by DR..
Waters. Subject, "The Elements of
Manhood. All are invited.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
MAY HAVE TEAM
At SEA GIRT

In all probability Delaware will b.
represented by team at the Nationa
shoot that is to be held at Sea Girt
New Jersey, August "a. 1t has not
been definitely decided to send team
from this State, but stems have been
taken toward the selection of one that
is deemed capable Of upholding Della.
wares interests. At the shoot the best
marksmen ia the country will partici
pate. They will be picked from the
crack shots Of the regular army, the
navy, the marine corps, and the organ
ized militia in three.fOurths of the States
and Territories. Each team will consist
of twelve men and three alternates. tt
will be a three. days contest and the
winning teams will be rewarded with
handsome trophies. There will be all
kinds Of matche', including the team
shoots, individual trophies and match
contests, and to all of these the Della
ware team will be entitled if it desires. |
II it is decided TO send a team the |
Delaware representatives will be work |
ing under handicap because they will
have had but very little practice on an
outdoor range. The militiamen of this
State have always shot on an indoor
range and while they have made excel.
lent scores and ones that will compare
favOrably with those of other such or
ganizations on indoor ranges, the men
are not accustomed to firing in the open
at targets and this causes a big differ
ence. The team to be selected will be
expected to make a good showing at
the tournament and the position will
be an honor for the men selected. They r
will come in contact with the picked 8
Of the country and it will f
rest on them to uphold Delaware's fair +
name among the teams from other
The team, if selected, will be com.
pleted by the time the National Guard
goes into camp at the Morrow farm
during the summer. The men on that :,
team will have nothing to do but to
.AaAA AOA luS OCd CAlIb lOuIudmGuLs -
They will devote all their time to prac- =,
tieing on the outdoor ranges and they y
will be ably coached in this work. u
possible will be done to as
list the msTksmen and 10 enable them
O make a creditable showing against :
he other teams. The following order =
the selection of the Delaware r
cam was issued last Friday night from =
headquarters at the armOry:
In order to select this team the COM p
handing officer Of the First Infantry e
las been ordered to furnish the adiu- "
ant.general with the names Of the -
wenty officers and men who have the
ighest averages during the current
ear at rifle practice Each man on
ne team will be obliged to have Ger. ~
tieate showing that he has done 75 -"
er cent. Of military duty during the ~
receding year. By this is meant that ~
le candidate must have participated ~
p parades, drills, encampments and ~ ~
her duties of a similar nature. The &c
ames will be arranged in the order of ip',l p,l
crit. IL
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
KWGL.

The many friends Of Bertha Koegl,
formerly of Milford, will be saddened
to learn of her death, which occurred in
Philadelphia May 9th. She had been
operated upon for appendicitis five
days previous, and seemed to be max.
ing such rapid recovery that even
twenty minutes before death came, she
was chatting gaily with friends who
had called upon her at the hospital.
The deceased was nineteen years Of age.
Milford chronicle., 1905-06-16
obituary.
MORGAN.

Mrs. Georgeanna Morgan, wife of
Hiram Morgan, a prominent farmer
who resides two miles east of Milford
on the Slaughter Beach road, died at
their home last Sunday afternoon, June
Ilth, 1905, from stomach troubles. She
was 2S years old, and her funeral TOOK
place last Tuesday afternoon inter-
ment at Union Cemetery, Milford, Del.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
TO AN APPENDICES MAN
Thoughts Inspired by the filing or
n New York subway
Station

one man who got rid OF his appen-
ak with less trouble than some others
who have TO undergo an operation has
nevertheless been unable 10 reconcile
himself TO the decorations OF one OF
the subway stations. says he New
York Sun.
IT had a vision once of Just such
white thing and glass" he said. as ne
explained his reasons for changing MS
residence. land I know just what IL
suggests more than aDythir~ else In
the world.
~ lay on an operating table once
and stared up at Just such ceiling
before l passed into INCONSISTENCIES.
For that reason / am not willing 10
pass twice a day through any place so
strongly suggestive OF an operating
room.
Il have moved now TO within con
venient distance OF the next station be.
low"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09

PASTURE FOR A LIMITED NUM-
Der of Cows NAV be had If engaged
before the first ofOctober Apply TO
G. W. THORPE,
e2-At Francis ST., Williamsburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
Brooks
General Insurance Agent

Oenerai insurance Agent
Representing the following
6irst-class Companies
Va. Fire & Marine and Va.
State, Richmond. Virginia
Home. of \. \. Hamburg
bremen, Norwich L mo d
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, OfPhiiadelphia.
| also represent the Fidel-
ity & Deposit Co., of Md. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. of n. Y.
All business entrusted
whether fire insurance bond
or OF indemnity on officials
or employees will receive
prompt attention.
ONCE Over Spencer 5rOs. Store,
WILLIAMSBURG. va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09

Serving Papers in Texas Panhandle
I'm nv part OF the country" said
Sheriff Smith Of the Texas Panhandle
I'VE take no chances OF prisoner get
ting away. So long as we have the pa
pers we are justified in shooting on the
first symptom OF "A desire 70 escape.
You have all heard the story OF the
Texas sheriff who used 20 ram his war
rant down the muzzle OF a shotgun
and then FIRE az his man, satisfied thai
the paper had been served upon hin
before the shot went home Tha'
sounds ike an exaggeration, but with
he class OF men we have 20 deal witt
IN the Panhandle It comes pretty neai
being q fact. San Francisco Cnroni
Gle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
Temperance Rally

A very successful temperance rally
was held Wednesday night at Cameron
Hall, Rev o. T. Merritt and Mr. l.
CLAYTON Murphy made interesting ad-
dresses. Mr. Murphy is going 20 pur-
sue the platform work. His grandfather
the late Francis Murphy, was one OF the
most distinguished temperance lecturers
IN this country. The singing OF Mr.
Francis Murphy was much enjoyed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
Too BAD a Risk.

wife-That Insurance. agent WHO
ained with us last night seemed very
9entlemanly fellow In he going 10 take
you. dear'
Husband-No: he says am too great
a rick.
whe-why. there isn't anything the
matter with you. is AeSet
Husband-Ho. DO; but he learned mat
won cooked the dinner-stray Stories
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
Will Sell Ice Cream.

The Daughters of the Confederacy viii
sell ice cream at the Courthouse on the
night Of September IS. Everybody IS
invited.
The Daughters viii erect a monument
on Palace Green 20 the memory OF the
Confederate soldiers of this county and
city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
Letter to DR.. p. 7. SOuthall,
williamsburg, Va.

Dear Sir: The way 10 reckon the cost
Of paint is 20 put both costs together
the cost Of the paint and the cost OF put
ting ii on.
Ii would save this country huudre ds
OF millions of dollars year, II would
save YOU alone Of you happen 10 be
yictim) several dollars year.
See how il works. Ii costs as much 10
out on one paint as another, don't II:
Yes, il yoH use the same number OF
gallons.
Well, don't II
No, you'll use twice as MANY gallons
# adulterated paint as OF Devoe. and
YOU ve got 10 pay twice as much tor PUT
ing il on.
Mir \ Avery, Delhi. NY. has two
houses alike and III same condition
Painted one house with Devoe-6 gal
Ions. Painted the other house with a
paint that was half adulterauou-l1
| gallons. Same painter, George Gilbert
did both jobs. One cost 81; the Other
| S54.
Better 90 by the name.
Yours truly
W DEvOE & Co
III. Stone sells our paint II
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
COCIAL AND -
= DERSONAL

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County news on first page every wesS'
Judge Tyler will move his family rom
Charles City TO Williamsburg LOT '"S
winter.
MrE. w. Monier OF Ncwpo'e
visiting mis- family in this eity'
Mrs d Bull and daughter MISS
Ns.,de have returned home e''er u wy
-,....n, trip TO relatives and trienos IN
Accomac county, va.
s,ope's Headache Salt IS guaranteed
A.. cure hot weather headaehes-as we"
=. other kinds. Price Toe. J. ii. stone
M,and MRS Mt Sbipman have re-
turned from visit co relatives amp
bell and Nelson counties.
The Misses Garrett, who spent inc
,ummer at Warm Springs. have fe'urneu
home.
Mr. Albin Saunders left Wednesday Tor
.b, Western part o. the State 10 JON
marty of government surveyors
Mr. Edloe Morecock spent SATURDAY
and Sunday here with bis family
MrzG Durfey of Ne Sport News spent
che week here with his family.
MrEE Rettig of plymouth. Ohio Is
sck again and wants TO locate IN tue
mercantile business. This is proof that
be thinks Williamsburg is all right.
MILF Randolph was in Richmond
tuesday,.
Mrs w Coleman is visiting her son
Mr. George Coleman, in Winona. MINI
Mrs Helen Leigh is visiting relative'
In Petersburg.
Miss Virginia Wise will visit Mr. am
MrsC B Chapman in Madison WIS
Gen VIM Mckay of Cleveland. Ohio,
A.r,ore visit TO his daugter' Mrs "
ur-rbv Mrs Murphy's sister Mrs
Bosque, Of Orange. n. j. Is also "e'''
M;s. Elizabeth Magill of Brooklyn.
~xbo has been visiting her brotne
Mr - l. eAAkllAt ASAS vs.
day.
Merritt and wife OF Norioi
oorents of Kew Daniel Merritt ma
returned from a visit TO him. The iatn
nreached twice on Sunday.
uessrs Harry and John Hundiey
baltimore. who have been on VISIT
NJ Tulia Hundley,
turned home Wednesday
Mr. Walter Stubs OF Portsmou
.nent Tuesday here with relatives
MITE Johnson ~as in Baltimore
business this week.
MING Spencer went 10 stanton
Wednesday TO visit Mrs Spencer.
NEW HopeweIl left Monday TO
v,onth's Welt TO his former home.
Miss Rosa Emory is visiting her Sis
MrsWB Garlick in Richmond.
Mrs Maggie HundIey has retur
from a visit 10 Manchester and X
mond relatives.
The latest novelties in Burnt W
and burnt leather postal CARDS
aluminium souvenirs at
Stones Drug Sto
Miss Sadie Rawlings. who has
a visit 70 her sister, Mrs J. W. bia
Cd has returned to her home in
Norfolk. accompanied by her little q
Miss Maggie blanchard
Mr. Spencer Lane has returned ITO
ten days stay in Craig county
Mr. and Mrs L Mercer and daus
Miss Ieannie. are expected home
from a months stay in the mount
Miss Virginia Braithwaite' who
q Richmond for treatment ior app
81 citis. has improved very much. Sn'
81 left the hospital. an operation not
necessary.
Miss Lizzie Tyler returned home
erday from a trip to the seashore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
State Female Normal School,,
FARMVILLE. VA

The State Offers free tuition for worthy
Young women who wish 20 psSpafs thrua~
selves for teachers.
Liberal Courses in Language. Litera-
tuse. science and Manual Arts.
Strong professional Coars< with Nor
nal Training.
Extensive improvements emooogsns
the best features OF
MODEM EDUCATIONAL EQUIPHEkr
are TO be ready for the next session.
The Faculty has been strengthened By
the appointment OF several graduates
iroxn i<ading American Universities.
Session begins sept. .. Cstaiozur
seat on Application.
!. L. IARAAS. Presk.