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Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27
BetabeI Grande.

Don Feliciano Chavez de
Willard trajo a nuestra oficina
ell dia Lines una betabel gran
de que tiene veinte y nueve
pulgadas de circumference y
pesando doce y un cuarto IL
bras. La mlsma fue levanta-
da en- ell rancho de Don Felici-
ano sin riego. jQuien ha Wis
tado una mas grande!
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27
The Victorious Cross.

Lift the banner. hold 1t high:
Blend its glory with the skyI
Furl it never till you die
Die at duty's post.
IT'S the banner of your Lord:
Follow quickly at His word:
He His own with strength will gir6
He will lead His host.
God must arm you for the field,
Girdle, breastplate. helmet, shield;
Take them all and bravely WELD,
Then, the Spirits sword.
Aimed with malice at your hearts
6atan's subtle, fiery arts;
You may quench his deadly darts
BY the holy word.
Take the standard, hold 1t firm,
Fear no evil, dread no harm;
Trust amid the wild alarm,
Trust your Sovereign King.
Legion though your foes may be,
Hold the ground and never fee;
Ger their hosts to victory
You your Lord will bring.
Raise the banner, hold 1t strong.
For the battle may be long
Fer the triumph over wrong
Shall at last be won.
Yet He who from Edom came,
LorG Jehovah is His name;
Clothed in blood and crowned wit
flame,
All the earth shall own.
Rev. a. Parke Burgess, D. D
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27
Miss Alice
Pagara Aduana.

Ha partldo va de regreso
para los Estados Unidos,..de su
vista al Oriente Miss Alice
Roosevelt, hiJa del Presidente.
Durante su vista los monar-
cas- y dignitarios del Japon,
China, Corea y otros paises la
presentaron costosos regalos.
Ell Presidente ha ordenado
los oficiales de la aduana que
colecten los impuestos CORE
spondientes, de este ell Ministro
de Relaciones exteriores ha de
clarado que pedira al siguiente
Congreso que reembolsea Miss
Roosevelt la cantidad,en vista
que los regalos fueron dados
sin que Miss Alice pudiera re-
husarlos, por rason que clio
hubiera dado motive de resen-
timiento contra los Estados
Unidos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27
10 que Podria
Haber Sido.

EI ito Andres-Oye Carlitos
icuantas veces tie he dicho que
ell uso del tabaco te ac0rtarIa
la vidal
CarIitos-Pero ito, usted ha
famado toda su vida, y sin en-
barge es va muy anciano.
Tio Andes i ESQ es bueno
bribonazo! Mira, 70 tengo
ochenta y cuatro amos ahora,y
81 no hubiera fumado cuando
muchacho, de SECURE que para
este tempo bien podia tener a.
rriba de Glen.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27
Aviso Sobre Maestros.

Torreon, N. NJ, Oct. II, 1905.
Siendo que por eVento mi
condado esta escaso de macs
tros deseo advertir q quien
pueda concernir es decir a
maestros de otros condados
que sean poseadores de certif-
cados de maestros, y que sean
capaces d ense1lar ambas lido
mas lngles Y Espa1ol, con pro-
piedad y tengan interes en-
ensenar escuela, pueden dere-
iirse q los diferentes distrlctos
de mi condado; direiiendose a
los directories de fatigue, To-
rreon, Manzano, Cienega(Ea
view 2. o., Willard, Pinos
Wells. Todos estos dtstrictos
estan todavia hasta hoy sin
mae8tros,y derijjendose q elIos
ellos consideraran sus aplica.
clones, siendo segun explicado
arriba.
Muy respectuosamente,
Juan G. Jaramillo,
Supt. de Escuelas,
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27
Apuntes Oficiales.

Estancia, Condado de Torr-
ance. ha sido creada una
oficina de orden postal
Emma de Voro. ha sido nom
brada estafetera en- Tohatchle
Condado de Mckinley
Virginia E, Barnard. de Den
yer; Colorado, ha sido nombr-
da nodriza en- Ia Escuela 1ndi-
gena en- Albuquerque, con un
salario de $500 ell allo.
Una estafeta ha sido esta-
blecida en- Acomits, condado
de Valencia, que sera servida
de Grants, Is millas al oeste.
Augustus D. Allen ha sido
nombrado estafetero.
Una estafeta ha sldo estable
cido en- Casa Blanca, condado
de Valencia. Sera servida de
Laguna, cinco millas al oriente
v Cubero cinco millas al oeste.
William Paisano ha sido nom
brado estafetero.
Ell Delegado al Congreso W.
H. Andrews ha recomendado
que sean establecidas las ST.
gulentes estafetas: Epris, con-
dado de Guadalupe, W. H.
Earickson. para ser estafetero;
Riverside, ,condado de SanJuan
Perley A. George, para ser es-
tafetero.
Ell Delegado al Congreso W.
II. Andrews ha recomendado
para establecimiento una esta-
feta en- Pratt con 0. M. Zeigler
como estafetero. Tambien ha
recomendado los siguientes
nombramientos: L. W. Gray
para ser estafetero Ell Allen,
condado de Chavez para suce-
der d Rebecca V. Hortenstein;
Edward J, Davis, para ser es-
tafetero en- Zuni, para suceder
d Andrew Vanderwager.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27
Vendiendolas Oveias.

Don Carlos Baca, alguacil
mayor del condado de Valen-
cia, y Don Salomon Luna, te-
serero del mismo, llegaron en-
la plaza, rendiendos sus ovejas,
cuales han vendidos q Snyder
& Roediger de Monte Vista,
Colorado. Han vendidos como
$1,000.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27

Don Manuel Sanchez, algua-
Gil mayor del condado, y Don
Pedro y Don Pablo Sanchez
estuvieron EN- la plaza ell Mi6r-
coles.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27
Little TAamwa.

The mustard seed is tiny, but It 40.
tains to great growth. That which may
seem small and Insignificant to us may
be great in the eyes Of the Master. Il
is the little smile, the kindly word, the
helpful action, that go to make Life
sweet and worth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ledger.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27

EN- VENTA-Dos cientos y
cincuenta Carneros mesos Me-
rinos Americanos. Derijanse
a McGillivray Hermanos,
2-4t Estancia, N. NJ.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27

Don Saturnino Lueras pas6
en- ell tren dia Microbes para
Santa F6 con su hiio, Clemen-
te. Ell dltimo entrara la es.
cuela de San Miguel ALA por
ell termino del invierno.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27

Perdidos en- ell camino entire
Moriarty y Estancia dos SOM
breros para mnjeres. Pagare
una recompensa para ell rotor
no del mismo a la ofina de Las
Nuevas 9 a mi casa.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27

Don Antonio Salazar estuvo
en- la plaza dia Sabado de la
semana pasada y rento su casa
aqui al Senor Davis.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27

Cod knows all and yet is the God Of
hope Bless him that He was the Lord
Of Jacob and the Friend Of Peter. He
is my Friend too. God is all to thee
If thou be hungry, He. is bread il
thirsty. He is water; if in darkness,
lie is light; if naked, He is q robe of
smmortality.-St Augustine.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27
a. T1Eunlinnfed pnme.

o Christian, the promises fill the sa-
cred page of this sure word of prophe-
cy, an Illuminated page for each be-
lever in whatever age or cline! Only
those who feed daily upon these holy
promises are strong 10 suffer Gods
will and may serve faithfully their gen.
eration.-Christian Advocate.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-10-27

Don Francis CO Gomez
en- la plaza aver.
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PtN0BSC0T.
ETNA.

NJ. ana Mrs. William Christopher
have bought the housa and lot of
George purGin and moved in.
The funeral Of w. II. Trask took
place, Dec. IS. at his residence at South
Etna, Rev. George Jones Cfilciating.
Mr. and Mrs. {. u. bennett passed
Christmas in town with Mr.. Dcnnctts
mother Mrs. s. r. bennett returned
home after Christmas to Bangor.
George A. Sanborn is moving his
goods and family to Newport where he
will have work for the winter.
The members of Lakeview. ID. of II.
Lodge Of Etna, gave an entertainment.
Saturday. Dec. 81. for the benefit Of the
lodge. The program was music and
readings. i'll which they were assistc
by the Conant family of Plymouth and
Carmel orchestra furnished music. Re-
fr@shmcnts of cake End coffee were
served after the cntertanmo
T. 3. Friend is still Obliged to use {,
crutch in getting around. as his knee is
very lame where he sprained it some
ten weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Lathers have
gone to Skowhcsan where they will
stay for the present. Mrs. J. S. Lathers
went with them and will stay until
spring.
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MARRIED..
CtMBERLA AND.

Portland-Dec. y. Chester James Law
r r.lS;,;; of No; Yarmouth. and Ber;ie May
Weer az and Mred pf Hutchns onaf both Of
Portland; Albert W. Grant and Gertrude
y. C"le. both of Portland: Dec. %, Ar
both Of Portland; Charles f. Mitchell of
Bridgeport. Ct. and Miss Rachel II. Nit
chell. OF Portland.
South Poitland-Dec. a. Frank c.
league and Miss Matte f. Cassidy, botl,
OF South Portland.
Ravmond-Dec. -. Albert f. Spller and
Nellie NJ. Mains, both of CdSco.
HANCOCK.
Surry-Dec 81. Arthur c. Candage of
Bluehill, and Miss Mary y. Black, of
Surry.
VeTona-Dee; e G. P; Anderson and
roma John r. Heath and Miss Blanche
Hubbard, both of Verona.
Bucksport-Dec. y. Geo. Brooks. Of Ellis
worth. and Miss Lydia G. O'Brien, OF
Bucks port.
Camden-Dec. u. Leonard ]. Miller and
Mrs Emma Prescott Maker. both of Cam
South Thomaston-Dcc. y. Howard V.
Racklffe and Margaret a. Paul, both OF
South ThomaStOn.
OXFORD.
Fryehurg--Dec. e. Charles Gldden vii
lard. of Winchester. Mass. and Miss
Sarah May Locke, of Fryebug.
PIsCATAQC1S
Foxcroft-Doc -. Allen Isaac Plummc'
and Miss Iva Robinson Severance, both of
tOXCrOEt.
PENOBSCOT.
Old Town--Dcc. y. Bcrt"l!c Burr and
Miss Eva Mac Towle. both OF Old Town;
Samuel n Smith of Norcross and Miss
Elsie NJ Powers of MedwaV
South Brewcr-Dcc. -, Milford Moore
and Miss Many Jane Swallow, both OF
South Brewer
Bangor. Dec. ~ Lester Priest of Lowell
and Miss Carrie Gillespie of burlington
Dec Il. james +. cahcl and Miss Iva Cor
trudC Preblc. both OF Lowell, Dec. -. En-
nest l.. Avery and Miss Alice N. Reeu,
both of Bangor.
tnrin;h-Hoc y. Thomas w. Foley and
Mrs. Mary + JI"rs"y. both of Corinth.
SOMERSET.
Skowhcgan-Dcc. u. Chas. Wesley Lew
is and Miss Edith Barnard.
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STRANGER THAN FICTION.
A Remedy Which Has Revo'utionized
the Treatment of Stomach Troubles.

The remedy is not hcraldod as 4 Won
d"rfnl discovery nor yet a secret patent
medicine. neither is it claimed to cure
anything except dyspepsia, indigestion
and stomach troubles with which nine
out Of ten suffer.
The remedy is in the form of pleas
ant tasting tablets or loZ"nrcs. contain
ing vegetable and fruit essences, pur"
ascptiC pcrsin government tcSt.' gold
en- seal and diastase. Tho tablets are
sold by druggists und"r the name or
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Many i'll
tercsting experiments to test the d.
Sestivo power OF Stuart'$ Tablets snoN
that one grain OF the active principle
contained in them is sufficient to thor
oushly digest 1000 grains of raw meat.
eggs ami other wholesome food.
Stuart's Tablets DO not act upon the
bowels like after dinner pills AMI cheap
cathartics. which simply irritatc aud
inranIe the IItestines without having
any effect whatever in GiCcstinS food
or curing indigestion.
If the stomach can be rested and as
sisted in tho work Of digestion il will
very soon recover its normal vigor. as
no organ is 50 much abused and over
worked as the stomach.
This is the secret, If there is any
secret. Of the ro marEibla success of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. remedy
practically unknown p few years ago
and now the most widely known Of any
treatment for stomach weakness.
This success has bean secured entire
" u0on its merits as digestive pure
and simple because there can be no
stomach trouble if the food is promptly
digcsted.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act en-
tirely on the food eaten, digesting l.
completely SO thai il can be aSsimi-
lated into blood. nerve and tissue
Thy cure dyspepsia. water brash. sour
stomach, gas and boating after meals
because they furnish the digestive
lower which weak StCrlachs lack and
unless that lack is supplied it is use
less to atten1nt to cur" Ivy the use OF
"toniCS." pills and c. :liIrticS which
have absolutely no digestive power.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can he
found al all drug stores and the regular
use Of ono or two Of them after meals
will demonstrate tnNir merit better
than any other argument.
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Bits 81 News from the ORANGES
Notes Of and the susord;r..
Granses-Pomona Meetings the State and R.,or+
of the Work Being Done
Tour year old colt by Haley, by Nelson,
TO Ambrose Withee of Vassalboro.

four year old colt by Haley. by Nelson.
10 Ambrose Withee of Vassalboro,
With growing colts very much de-
pends upon the first winter. Care can
not a1terward make up for deficiency
at inns period. Liberal feeding and
good care produce liberal return.
X. w. Mcguire of Foxcroft has
bought the Wilkes stallion. Pbilin
2.25 Il. trial at Lewiston in 1909. 2161a
and will keep him for breeding pur-
poses. He has won blue ribbons at the
Maine State Fair as also have his colts
He stands 16 hands high. weighs 114O
lbs. is a horse of fine finish and a good
bold gated trotter with great knee and
hook action which he transmits to his
colts. there being no PAGERS among
them.
Casper L. Tedficld in the Christmas
Horseman says: with all due respect
TO Sweet Marie, l am inclined to think
that Grace Bond is the most remark
able trotter Of the year. She gets into
the 2.lo list at the age o. thee, whereas
sweet Marie does not get there until
eight. Her pedigree is one of cxcep-
tional strength from the DEVELOPMENT
'7''ii' i''ii'l. W iillc ileilIot Htf sire nor
her dam has Il record this is a mere
techhlcality. Both We're in fast races
before Grace Bond was produced"
A. E. Chase of Brooks, has some good
horses in his stable. A bay geldins 1850
lbs, 49, hands, trotter. by Nelsonec
2,291a. trial 21S;a dam by Ledo is Il
horse that can step down the street IA
40 gait and is good kind OF a horse
The second is Brooks hay horse $50
lbs, 15-2 hands by Sultan Wilkes, dam
the Cam of Gen. Tiltaff ZIG. This is a
good acting horse and can step well
He also has a good pair Of bays 1000
lbs, 15-2 hands. good actors and safe
fer a lady to drive and nice pleasant
pair on the read.
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fiscataquis Pomona Grange.

Piscatanuis Pomona Grange Will
meet with Valley Grange. Guilford
Center. Thursday, Jan. ;. at 1890 a. NJ
The program follows: Opening: bust
ness: comforting the fifth degree; adj
dress of welcome, Ina Conner: re-
Spouse. recess. Afternoon: Singing
reading. Miss NJ. y. Edcs: recitation
Cecil Wharf; song. Mrs. Addie Hus-
sey; recitation. Eden Fairbrother;
question, (Which of the three meth
DDS are the most profitable for tho
farmer, dairyin%. raising potatoes. oi
raising hay and grain to sell"
dialogue: reading, Mrs. Evelyn Her
rinr-: recitation, Miss Edith Chase.
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Somerset Pomona GRANGE.

The regular December meeting OF
Sagadahoc Pomona Grange was held,
Wednesday, Dec. 2S. at the hall OF
West Bath Grange and it proved one of
the largest attended and most interest
ing sessions the body has had for the
entire year.
The forenoon session was devoted
almost exclusively to routine work and
at noon time the guests sat down to a
most sumptuous spread which had
been prepared by the sisters The
committee in charge of this very i'm
portant part OF the meeting consisted
of Mrs. Owen Rogers, Mrs. Elmer
Rich, Mrs. Herbert Hodgkins, Mrs.
Isaac Coombs, Mrs. Frank Coombs,
Mrs. Harry Peterson, Mrs. Fred Ring.
Flora ard Lucy Andrews, Carrie Down.
ing, Florence Dinsmore, Ethel Coombs,
Belle Donnell.
The grange had the pleasure Of en-
tertaining as one of its guests State
Deputy Stetson of Greene who had
come down for the purpose of installing
the officers elect. During the forenoon
he delivered an address which was of
much interest to all present and gave
encoura cement in the work to all
After dinner all adjourned to the hall
where the officers were installed as fol-
lows: w. T. GuptiIl, Worthy Master;
C. NJ. White overseer; Julia j. john
son, lecturer: w. +. Shelton, steward;
Joseph White. chaplain; Miss Annie
Wylie, treasurer; b. ID. Farnham, sec
rotary; a. p. Ring, Satekeeper; Mrs.
Eliza &. Douglas, Ceres; Mrs. Florence
Guptill, Pomona; Miss Annie Rogers,
Flora; Mrs. Josie Hodgkins, lady as
sistant steward.
Worthy Master Guptil was called
upon for remarks which he made
thanking the order for its kindness in
selecting him for tho honor of presid-
ing over its deliberations and asking
the hearty cooperation OF all during
the coming twelve months.
Brother l.. c. Patten alluded plea :
sanity to the new secretary Mr.. Farm
ham and that gentleman responded fiji :
tinglE and assured all of the members
that il" would endeaToi to faithfully
execute the affairs o. the Office.
1t Was then suggested that it Nigh,
b. we'll to hold special meetings during
| the :! ear at which talks might be giver
on subjects Of interest by specialists
and it was suggested that these nigh,
| be Incorporated into the programs nj
| the regular meetings. y committee
| to consider this matter WAS appOinted
| consisting of Brothers f. \. Rogers,
| +. Upton and w. S. Rogers.
| 1t WIS next decided to issue pro-
| gram book at once FOR the coming ycai
| and that there should be one from each
| grange on the committee SO That Tho
| best talent in each of the subordinate
| oranges might be selected.
The roll call showed that there were
| 4 Soodly number present from each o.
| the several oranges in the county.
| Then came an interesting program
| presented by the members of Wes
| Bath grange which was highly appre-
| ciated by all present.
| Among the visitors who were vel
| coined were DR.. and Mrs PcaSlcc o
Lincoln county Pomona. DIR. PcaSlc,
| has recently moved from WiscaSSct Il
| Bath aud he announced that he Shoul,
! have his membership transferred 60 til,
| SaSadahoc Pomona at once which an,
| n0unccment was greeted with mucl
| pleasure.
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PenoEscot Pomona,

Pcnobsc"t Pomona will meet with Mt.
Etna Grange Saturday. Dec. 81.
The following is the program:
Opening exercises, Music.
Address of Welcome. Secretary OF
Host Grange.
Response. Mrs. Eta Prescott, Union.
business.
Music. Mrs. Walte~ Bagley. Mrs. II.
J. Schvey and Mrs. Ernest Sylvester
QucStiOn-ls it the Farm or the
Farmer that Makes Success Possible?
Recess.
Can to Order and Music.
Comforting Fifth Degree.
Music. Host Grange.
Report uf NccroloSist ana Memorial
Services
Closing Exercises, Father, Well
Rest III Thy Love"
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SAGADAHOC.
WOOLWICH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey and daughter.
June. of Lincoln. Me. are visiting her
father Reed Main.
John Preble is quite sick. DR.. Mars
ton of Bath, attends him.
Miss Elvira Thucry passed away.
Thursday. after a brief illness, with
pneumonia. She has been in poor
health for a long time. She is survived
by two sisters. Misses Isabella and
Elizabeth. Funeral services We're held,
Sunday. at 10 O'Clock, from her late
residence. Rev. Stephen Prince officiat
ing.
Roland Whitney of Wiscassct. has
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Reed have been
visiting their son. Herbert, in Do
Yer. y. II.
Joseph Hilton of F'recport. was In
town. last week, calling on old friends.
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Monticello Grange. at recent meet
ing. conferred the third and fourth de-
grecs upon three candidates.
Waldo county has % oranges with
membership of 3,O02. and the gain for
wear ending Sept. 30th. 'ei. was q.
F.. II. Libby of Auburn, secretary OF
the State Grange, will install the
officers-elect of Pennington Grange
Wednesday evening, Jan. IL.
Excelsior Pomona Grange will hold
irs annual meeting with Pennington
Grange Thursday, Jan. II. 1t VIII DC
an all day session. Secretary T.. ii.
Libby of Auburn. is expected to lnstaii
the officers.
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Jzpan's Severe Test.

II Is in the matter of military strength
that Japan will have to undergo the most
severe test. They have plenty Of money
and munitions of war. but if they cannot
furnish the required number Of fighters
their success is Impossible. 1t is also i'm
possible TO make success of life If YOU
You ought to take Hostettcr's Stomach
Bitters at once. 1t will strengthen the
entire system and put you in condition to
battle with the world. 1t positively cures
poor appetite. belching. pains In the stom-
ach. indigestion. dyspepsia. headache.
hlo1tng. female complaints chils colds
or malaria. fever and ague Don't fail to
try a bottle ut once. also get a free copy
of orr 1&f, Almanac from your druggist
1t is very instructive and entertaining
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WALDO.
LIBERTY.

DR.. W. l.. Cargill went to Bangor
last week to spend Christmas with
friends. He returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Butler of Cam
den. were in town last week, to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Buffers mother,
Mrs. Mary Mitchell.
The tanncry has resumed work after
a smut down of several weeks.
Charles Boss, principal Of the High
school. went to New Hampshire to pass
his holiday vacation. He returned
Saturday and the schools in town
opened Monday, January I'd.