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Grecory,

Bonesteel, S. d., Nov. 7.-On the face
of the returns it is believed that the
republicans have carried Gregory coun-
ty by 400 majority and the legislative
ticket by nearly 100. ID. w. Forbes,
who made a hard fight for the state
senate on the democratic ticket, has
not yet given up.
The democrats secure the county Off
ces of auditor, sheriff and clerk of
courts.
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Hand

Miller, S. D., Nov. 7.-Returns are
coming in slowly. Out of twenty seven
precincts reported, Crawford republi-
can, has 444, and Stransky, democrat,
$50.
McCullen, democratic nominee for
state senator received 379 votes; Shell
don, republican, 255; Butterfield, prohi-
bition, 1873. McCullen's majority will
reach 200. Erichsen, democrat, for
commissioner, has defeated Heltibride,
republican, by a safe majority. The
balance Of the ticket is carried by the
republicans by good ma iorities
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Snlnls

Redfield, S. d., Nov. 1.-The country
precincts have not been heard from,
but it is thought from the vote in the
city of Redfield that the republican full
ticket has been easily elected. Redfield
city gives the republican ticket PAS
against "a for the democrats.
This is the home of S. W. Clark, re-
publican nominee for attorney general.
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FAILURE AT MITCHELL

Mitchell S. D., Nov 15.-1'he Mitchell
Grocery company. one of the largest
wholesale and retail grocery establish
lnents in this city, has gone into bank
ruptcy and application made to the
federal court to have its busines aG-
judicated. The company also operated
a branch store at Murdo, S. d. No rea-
son is assigned for the embarrassment.
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MAY BUILD DAMS.
South Dakota Farmers Favored by a

Pierre, S. D., Nov. 14-State Engineer
Lee. on advice of the attorney general
holds that the building of dams on
farms for stock watering purposes does
not come under the intent of the irri-
cation code. and that such storage of
water may be carried on without the
necessity of securing a permit from
the department. This will relieve many
farmers from an expense which q strict
Interpretation of the code would have
rGG1liral
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HAVE CLEAN SLATE.
New Administration Not to Have Both
ersome State Debts

Pierre. S. D., Nov. 14-State Treas.
urer Collins has taken up all the out
standing bonds of the state except $780,.
600. of which he has $4,000 promised
and located the remainder of the secur.
tiles. He is now after these, and ex.
poets to secure their surrender by tn.
LIST of December This will start the
new administration without any bond,
ed debt to care for. and leave the state
With 81 small floating debt as it's only
outstanding incumbrance. With slight.
ly increased revenues the receipts will
exceed the eXpeditures, and there is nc
reason Why the total debt of the state
cannot be wiped out within short
time and leave the treasury on a per.
manent cash basis.
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WAS FIRST LAND OFFICE.
Old Relic OF Dakota Territory Demo
ishea at Yaniston,

landmark has just been demolished
here which was the first business house
this town boasted of. 1t was also the
building in which most of the earliest
land office business was conducted
when YanlSton was the capital of Da-
llota.
next week. One suit is to recover in.
surance on the life of the late Sylvanus
Thomas, who held q policy in the Mod.
ern Brotherhood, which order claims
fraud and refuses to pay the death
loss.
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Bon Homme.

Tyndall, S. D., Nov. 8.-The demo-
Gratis elect j. p. Cooley, state senator;
" f. kreycik, auditor; Matt McCor-
mick, register; Louis Koenig, sheriff
Gerald Muller, superintendent o!
schools; Egbert Hornstra and c. N
McCollum. commissioners; Wna. Min
Lew, assessor. The republicans elect
Herman Voigt and Frank Trumbo, rep
resentatives; F. D. Wick, judge; loh1
Kiehlbauch. treasurer; A. L. Fish. clerk
C. N. Stillwill, states attorney; j. NJ
Dunmire, commissioner.
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HamIin, Deuel. and Brookinqs.

Brookings, S. D., Nov. 7.-Brookings,
the home of Philo Hall, one of the re-
publican congressional nominees, went
strongly for the republican ticket, With
a majority of 500, as did also the coun-
ties of Deuel. with 400, and Hamlin with
800 majorties. The legislature is also
republican.
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Clark, Day and Grant.

Clark, S. D., Nov. CLARK, Day and
Grant counties recorded large maiori-
ties for the republican ticket This is
the home of S. II. IIlrod, governor, and
his home town gave MIR. Crawford a
county is 500 and Grant 400.
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His wife objects to his pitching.
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FRIEND OF sTocKMEN.
j. nj. Erion Elected State Senator from
Dawson County.

Mitchell. s. D.. Nov 15.-The election
of j. M. Erion to the state senate from
Dawson county promises to aid the live
stock dealers materially in securing de-
sired legislation and appropriations for
the promotion of this valuable industry.
Mr.. Erion is president of the South
Dakota Improved Live Stock Dealers
association, which has several plans for
legislation affecting stock breeders of
the state.
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CAUGHT In IOWA.

Sioux Falls. S. D.. Nov 15.-Ciarleld
Hartsell, a former drug clerk o: Sioux
Falls, wanted here on the charge Of
obtaining goods under false pretenses,
has been located and arrested at Mon
mouth, III.
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MEETs oFFIcER ON STREET,

Sioux Falls. S. D., Nov. 15.--Dan AL
berg, a homesteader from Lyman coun-
ty, wanted in that county for elnbez-
element, was met upon the streets Of
Sioux Falls by Sheriff Pickett. of Ly-
man county, who caused his arrest.
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ErLile.

Pukwana, S. D., Nov. 7.-Brule coun-
ty is democratic from top to bottom. j.
A. Stranslly, sdem3cratic nominee for
governor, whose nome is in this city,
cry precinct. The legislature is DEM
ocratic.
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Fall River and Custer.

Hot Springs, s. D., Nov. 1.-THE re-
publican candidates for governor and
congress carried Fall River county by
about 1875 majority.
Charles Eastman and William Dud-
ley, democratic candidates for state
senator and legislature. carried Fall
River county py about 200 majority.
Custer county is close on senator. but
no doubt a democratic senator is
elected.
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Sanborn.

WoonsoclSet, S. d., Nov. 7-R. e.
Dowdell, democratic nominee for the
state senate, defeats George Bonney,
the present senator from this (San-
born) county, the republican nominee.
The majority of the remainder of the
ticket is republican.
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Moody

Flandreau. S. D., Nov. 1.-THE re-
publican ticket won in Moody county
with the exception of county superin-
tendent Of schools.
This is the nome OF George Rice. the
republican nominee for railroad COM
missioner.
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Alexandria, S. D., Nov. 7.-E. e. wag-
ner, republican nominee for the SEN
ate. was defeated by Jacob Schiltz.
democrat, in this (Hanson) county. The
remainder OF the ticket-state, congress
sional and counry--is republican by
large majorites.
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STOLE FLOWERS FOR
WEDDING; PAROLED
Chicago Judge Lenient When Informed
of Intended Gift to
Rrido

Chicago, Nov. PA bouquet of white
roses, intended as a wedding gift for a
bride, caused the arraignment of Abe
Bauer, Alb Grand avenue, in the juve.,
nile court. An invitation to the we'd
ding had been received by Joseph
Bauer. 10 years old, and the flowers.
according to the story related to Judge
Carpenter, We're stolen by the boy de-
fendant, who presented them to his
brother. Joseph was thanking the boy
when John Binkes, who has flower
stand at % Madison street. appeared,
"Ah," he said, seeing the roses.
these are pretty flowers. What are
you going to do with then?'
Il am going to take them with mo
to the wedding tonight" replied Jos
sepn. proudly. ABE brought them to
me-"
Binkes then caused the arrest of tha
boy, who tearfully denied he had taken
them.
Il shall give him the benefit Of tho
doubt. and he may be parolsd.'' said
Judge Carpenter.
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Codinoton.

Watertown. S. D., Nov. S.-Repub-
hcans have carried Codington county
by an absolute certainty, the following
being the vote pol!ed:
For the senate. c. H. Englesby (rep.)
LOAF. j. B. Hanten (dem.) III; for the
legislature, B. E. Lee GepD 1,107, C.
H. Lester (dem.) 696, w. S. Glass Cep.)
1908, J. H. King (dem.) 529. The whole
republican ticket, congressional. coun-
ty and state, is elected by majorities
ranging from 500 to 500. excepting
sheriff, Henry Wiersbeck, democrat,
securing that office.
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Lincoln,

Canton. S. d. Nov. THE home
county of c. II. Cassil republican nom
inee for state treasurer, gives the re-
publican state, county and legislative
tickets large majorities. Legislature
elected: Senator's, j. G. Larson and
Sander Brynjulson; representatives, H.
H. Gable and John NJ. Peterson.
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sonal, legislative end county ticket,
with the exception of register of deeds,
which was carried by the democratic
nominee
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HAND is MANGLED.

Osc2F SEaIIeh RUhs Hts Hand Into the
Cylinder of Thresher.
Sioux Falls, S. d., Nov. 14-Oscar
Skallen had his right arm and hand
terribly mangled by running them into
the cylinder of a threshing machine.
The bundle lodged and Skallen pushed
his hand down toward the cylinder
when he slipped. his arm going into
the whirlinS knives.
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pouaias.

Armour. S. D, Nov. THE republ!-
cans carry the entire state. congress
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BeadIe. kinasburv. JerauId.

H Huron, $; D., Nova 7-coe 9s.s !. craw-
carries Kingsbury, Jerauld and Beadle
counties with majorities ranging from
800 to $50 in each county. The congress
sional, state and legislative tickets have
about the same majorites.
The vote was very light, only about
one-half the vote being cast. Huron
is Mr. Crawford's home, his vote in
the city being at the ratio of 6 to 1
for Stransky. democratic nominee.
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SOUTH DAKOTA
is REPUBLICAN
State Elects Crawford for Gov
ernor by a Plurality of
10000.
CLEAR FIELD FOR GAMBLE
Republicans Control the Senate by a
Majority of Thirty Two and the
House by Majority cf
Seventy Three.
CLEAR FIELD FOR GAMBLI
-4*@*.+.+*++*+4s.4+.4+++1
THE WINNING TICKET.

THE WINNING TICKET.
! senator-Robert j. Gamble, Yank-
= ton.
I Governor-Coe L, Crawford, Huron.
Congress-Philo Hall, Brookings.
VIM. III. Parker Deadwood.
Lieut.. Gov.-H. c. Shober, High
sssec'y Stated. ID. wipf, olvet.
Ireasurer-C. II. Cassil, Canton.
Auditor-John Hiring, HerreiG
Atty. Gems. w. Clark Redtield. :
saperlntendent Hans Ustrud,
: Sioux Fails.
I Land comr.-o. S. Dokken, Clear
I R. r. com'r.-Geo. Rice, Flandreau.
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Stanley.

Fort Pierre, S. D.. Nov. 1.-THE vote
was very light in Stanley county and
the returns are slow in coming in, but
enough precincts have been heard from
TO insure the election of Fred S. Rowe.
democrat, to the state senate. The low
er house will be republican.
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Aurora,

Cook, republican state chairman and
nominee for the state senate, is re-
elected by majority vote of 1870, de-
spite a very hard fight made against
him.
Crawford's majority is III. and the
entire republican ticket is elected.
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Turner.

vote was poled in Turner county, the
total vote being 1900 as against $500
two years ago. Crawford's majority is
$50. The republican majority two years
ago was 1,S00.
The full republican ticket is elected,
With a close fight on sheriff.
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Union,

Elk Point, S. D., Nov. THE entire
republican ticket in Union county is
elected by majorities ranging from 300
to $50. Republican nominees for the
legislature elected are J. Il. Scroggs,
senator; Adam Scott, j. F. Larson and
Lewis Ranum, representatives.
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C!ay.

Vermilion, S. D., Nov. 1.-THE entire
republican ticket is elected by large
ma ajorities, with the exception of
Thompson, for state senate, and Mrs.
Kahl, for county superintendent of
schools, whose maiorities We're cut, but
who We're nevertheless eiscted. The
majorities range from 800 to 500
The democrats did not make an ac-
tive campaign and had no organization
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Minnehaha,

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 1.-The DEM
ocrats elect one of the two state SEN
ators and one of the five members of
the legislature, Henry Mundt being the
former and James NJ. Woodruff the lat
ter.
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Brown and Vicinity.

Aberdeen, S. D., Nov. 7.--Incomplete
returns from Brown county give the
republicans a majority Of 1000. There
was scarcely any scratching. McPher-
son county is republican. governor and
congressional nominees running even.
Edmunds county is republican,; Rob-
erts county is republican, as is also
Campbell.
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Yankton.

Yankton, S. d. Nov. 7.-YanlSton
county goes republican on the state
ticket by about 375 majority. The
democrats elect William Hickey sheriff
and probably David Finnegan auditor.
The rest of the ticket is republican. as
follows: c. H. Dillon, state senator;
Titus Price, A. l.. NanOsdel, John Her
man, representatives; Oalf Matson,
treasurer: George F'rostenson, register
of deeds; S. A. Boyles, Judge; b. S.
Williams, clerk of courts; A. l.. Wey-
man, states attorney; G. G. Wenzlaff.
superintendent of schools; Henry Thor
geson, assessor; DR.. Livingston, cor
oner; Harry Higsbee, surveyor: A. O.
Saugstad L. L. Tyler and Henry Stroll
1ar CSiOnprS
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Binkes then caused the arrest of tha
boy, who tearfully denied he had taken
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-06
BIG FAIR
COMES TO
A CLOSE


The fortieth annual fair of the
West Virginia Central Agricultural
& Mechanical Society closed Thurs
day with the completion Of the rem
difien Of a fine program The at
tendance the last day, as on prev
ious days, numbered thousands.
The fair was one of the most Fue-
cessfuI ever held The exhibits were
the finest ever seen on the grounds
The races were very good and the
Attendance was a record breaker
There were five races-Wednesday,
as follows:
First race, Observation-Disclosures
Thompson. sin straight heats, first,
owned by J. T.. Daughan, Roanoke,
Va: ;. W. Paterson, second, owned
by Paul Cathel,, Charlotte, n, C.
Willie Winks. third, Walters and
Macken. Grafton. Time, ego.
Second race. 2 go paee-Hettie j..
first: Phyllis w, second, owned by
Arthur Willis, Clarksburg; Hum-
iner. third, owned by J. w. New
man New Martin lille. Time,
2:211@.
Third race. 20 trot-Mattle
Strong. first. owned by w. G. Tai
bott. Brckhaunon Brooks. second,
j. !. Mack. Stalesyille, n. c.; X.
IL. AIcRoberts. third, Martin x
Boreman. Buckhannon.
Fourth race. half mile dash
Farmer Boy, first; Lady Mckinley,
second: Oregon. third; Great APP
pleton. fourth. Time. 80.
Fifth race. one mile dasii--Leland
FIRST Flora, second. Time, rs;
Thursdays race events are as-fol-
lows:
? 40 pace, purse $3.50
2:1S trot, purse $500
81 mile dash, first money $40
second money $50.
1%-miIe dash, CConsolatior), first
money $40; second money, see.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-06
CITY
HOSPITAL
CLOSES

The City hospital has gone out
of existence. The company has dis
banded, the property sold at private
sale and the charter viii be sur
rendered. No more patients viii be
admitted.
The institution has done pros
porous business since its founding
three years ago and given competent
and satisfactory service 1t had
bright future, but, owing to the de-
sire of one of the chief owners, Dr.
John B. Payne, to take a post-grad-
uate course in Johns Hopkins the
next nine months, it was decided to
close the hospital.
DIR. John B. Payne purchased the
two brick houses, where the hospital
proper was, and DIR. NJ. J. Bartlett
got the house on the corner OF
Water and Main streets. The
property was sold for what the hoc-
pital company gave for it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-06
PENN CONF ANY
WILL INVEST HERE
HALF MILLION DOLLARS

Will be seen in. another column
Eureka Pipe Line Company
seeks a franchise for the constrllc-
bon Of telephone line
through this city TO the Soilth
nn Co.'S shops in the Clarks-
ufe Industrial addition. rms
movement is significant as - means
that the oil companies are to CEN
Ter here altogether
The Hope Natural Gas Company
has for some time contemplated
moving to the city and making this
headonnrters and it IS strongly cur
+en4 that that company has already
secured rooms here for the purpose
The South Penn and its branches
also propose to have headquarters
here.
The oil and gas and pipe line
Companies employ a large number
OF men and do an extensive bust
moss So great is that business that
private telegraph and telephone
system is absolutely necessary 10 ITS
proper dispatch. Thus it IS urgent
fbaf the system should extend to and
focus upon the central point of the
operation of these companies, and
with their offices and shops here the
telephone system must reach Clarks-
burg. Besides these companies have
brought ahoat marvellous develop
t4ilellf in this community and section
srhis together with The facts stated
viii doubtless lead the city council
orant the franchise on liberal
terms. as should be done.
In this connection it is not amlss
10 state for the benefit of the pub
lie a most gratifying bit of news
sfhG Greatness of which none so far
have suspected. While not exactly
official vet there is a credItable as
suranec that the cost of the South
Penn shops and the entire eNpendII,,
fure there by the South Penn on
Company viii not fall below the
ynapnitude Ola half million dollars:
Thus 1t is readily seen how brig and
important is the concentration OF
The shops at this point. From what
was previously known until tins
niece of news was gotten by the Iele-
srran but few, if any, had any SUCH
conception OF the vast expenditure
to be made by the oil company. and
now to most minds the real great
ness Of the result Of that expenditure
IS vague. And vet all know II
means much to Clarksburg future
This also recommends favorable con-
gideration in the granting Of a priv
leee that will aid in bringing about
this greater greatness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-06

What might have been a large fire
occurred in Glen Elk last night at
the Glen Elk hotel. A lot of rags
and paper was nfre in the rear OF
fine building. Tt is thought that the
fire was caused by lighted cigar
cite. The blaze was discovered in
time to extinguish it without any
loss. The fire department was not
called out.
Miss Goldie Ward, Of Pennsboro
IS tbe guest of Miss Villa Waldo.
Smith Hood went to his home IN
Fairmont last night.
Harry Mcclure is here from
Wheeling.
s. L. Watson, of Fairmont, was
a fair visitor yesterday afternoon.
There viii he a change of pic
lures today at the odeon and Bijou.
They have never been run here be-
fore and are up to the standard.
Burt Hoyerlv, the minstrel man,
3'Peck's Bad Boy" matinee aid
night, Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-06
ROBBED
WHILE He
SLEPT

Charles Starkey, of Davisson's
Run, was robbed Wednesday night,
while he slept. StaEkey was going
to the west end Of the city TO spend
the night at the home of his brother.
He was so weary, when he reached
the corner of Pike and Sycamore
streets that he concluded TO sit
down on the stone wall there and
take a good long rest.
While sitting there he fell asleep
and while he slept deft hands de-
prived his feet of a pair OF shoes.
They also lifted his hat and divest-
ed his pockets of three dollars IN
money. But he never found it oat
until he awoke some time later.
The bold highwayman fed and there
is no clue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-06
JOINT HEARING
OF APPEAL CASES

According to an uncontirmed re-
mort here that Judge Mason viii call
2 session of the circuit court of Mar
ion county late this month, when
Judge 7. c. McWhorter. Of the
Braxton- NichoIas-upshur Webster
circuit. Judge Charles w. Lynch, OF
the HARRISON Lewis circuit, and
:Tudce Mason, of the Marion-Alonon-
nalie circuit. they being the twelfth,
thirteenth and fourteenth circuits
respectiveIy, will hear the argu-
ments at fhe same time in the APP
neal cases of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad in these counties from the
assessments made by the Board OF
Pnblic Works. The cases are al
most identical and the same argu-
ments would do for each case.
There is talk of having the argu-
mont of the. cases of Marion, MoRon-
Gala and Harrison counties all at
once at Clarksburg in which case
.Judre Mason and Judge Lynch
would hear the arguments at the
same time.
BEFORE the cases would be argued
in that wav the testimony in the
Marion and Harrison county cases
would have to eb taken. To do this
n special term of the circuit court
would have to be taken. To do this
Fairmont.
The matter is left with the attor-
news in the case and if they do not
agree upon any time the arguments
In the Mononqalia case will be heard
at Fairmont ON the first day of the
October term
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-06
SCHOOL, B0J lDARIES
And ASSIGNEE
OF CITY school S

Monticello school-ALiss Buena
Ayers, LIST and End grades Mrs. g.
". Clifford 3rd, 4th and 18th grades.
West. End school-Miss Ora j..
Riley. list grade; Miss Eva Watkins,
2nd and 3rd grades; A. w. Martin,
Principal, 4th and 9TH grades; Miss
Blanche Stonestreet, 9th and 1th
grades, till Fourth ward new build-
ing is completed.
Fourth ward-Miss Icie Williams
LIST grade.
Frost.
Shinn.
Water Street Colored school
Miss Villa Lee, LIST grade; Miss LII
lie Allen, 2nd and 3rd grades; Miss
Florence Ruf1n, 4th and 9Th gradea,
r w. Sedwick, 9Th, 9TH and 9Th
grades; j. W. Robinson, Principal,
9th. 10th and 18th grades.
1t is important that children VINO
are to be in afs1ndance during the
wear should enroll with their classes
al the beginning of the school
IneTe IS QlulCu4gy III =
and a hardship for teachers caused
by students entering the classes late
in the session. For the best work
md most general satisfaction par
'ents and guardians viii have their
children enter school at the earliest
practicable date, the first day if pos
sible.
TOT ENC DTS
emit demands of the city SO soon as
the new buildings are completed,
which viii be before the holidays at
the farthest, and a sufficiently large
faculty to prevent oyer-crowded
school ro6ns.-this promises to be, on
The whole one of the best years for
school work. W. doubt not that
parents. teachers, school officers and
students will again unite in max.
ing the work pleasant and most
Respectfully,
r. T. BURDETTE, S9pt.
Sept. 5, 1906.