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VIII Go Republican.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. Sit is gem
eraEy conceded tonight that Republi-
can congressional and state tickets in
South Dakota will have a plurality of
between 10000 and 100000 The closing
days of the campaign have been lively.
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CHARGED WITH THEFT,

Denver, Nov. 3.-William p. Harmon,
a railroad clerk, charged with the theft
CT several thousand dollars worth Of
diamonds from a jeweler in Baltimore,
was arrested here today. He admitted
his identity and said he would return
to Baltimore without a requisition
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Will Result as Usual.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 3.-The only active
political contests in Texas are i'm the
Fifteenth congressional district. where
the incumbent, Mr.. Garner, Democrat I,
is opposed by w. It. Moore, Republi-
can, and in three legislative districts
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candidates and all of the legislative
candidates, numbering fourteen.
The state legislature does not select
a United States senator at the coming
session
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SoiidIy Democratic.

Jackson, Miss. Nov. 3.-The Missis-
sippi congressional campaign was with
out incident All candidates will be re-
turned by the usual Democratic ma
joritieS
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One Republican Candidate.

New Orleans, Nov. 3.-The congress
sional campaign in Louisiana has been
on the quiet Practically the only oppo-
sition to a Democratic nominee is in
the Seventh district.
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Majority of $4,000.

Raleigh N. c., Nov. 3.--Indieations in
North Carolina are for a Democratic
majority of 40, 900 to $4,000. Democratic
leaders profess absolute confidence in
every congressional district.
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THE DUNLAP HAT

In Silk, Derby or Soft. is always a
positive mark of being we'll dressed.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.
leo Main ST
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where Republicans stand a show to
win. Otherwise the usual Democratic
majOrities are Indicated
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NIGHT SHIRTS AND PAJAMAs.

Made OF materials suitable to wea.
at this season of the year
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF Co,
166 Main ST.
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If it's Pickle excellence you want. You
get 1t in MOUNTS. Your Grocery Man
sells them
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Music lovers will find something (,
their interest if they call at the New
York & Western Piano Co, Market ST
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Stove Time.

We selling Heaters than before,
the merits of Grenewad stoves becoming known
people 1t the natural result of selling satisfactory
house do better than look line
heaters medium small heaters and heaters all possessing
producing equal to the fuel they Let show
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TRISTES SUCtSOS

Seg11 notlsiaS de Dorado el mar.
tes Gltimo, un caro- propiedad del
senior VIA, que era conducidO por
tres chiquillos, 10 volc6 en- sl csmino
{ dos kil6metros del pueblo, matanSo
& uno de los expresados mvchAchos.
El iuez de pIz 90 conStituy6 en- el
lugsr del suceso 8 hizo arrestGr & los
otroS dos chiQuilloS, pero no SabemoS
que 10 hsya hscho con ell senior via,
por virtud de 10 responsabllidad que
le cupiera en- este sucsao, por haber
connado Ia direccion de un caro- q
nifios memories dc IA amos.
TAmbien nos reHersn que el de-
miugo pasado en- el barrio sESpinosal
de squells iuriSdieclen ocurri6 IN al
tercado entire varios individuos, re-
sultando herido gravemente de rev6l.
yer en- el pecho IN tel Santana. Fl
este aSunto intervlno el iuez de paz !
es de esperArie que active Sus inves
NgGciones & 6n ds'Qus no quede impu
20 q erimsn cue "a dsnunciA,
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IN HOGAR DES0LADO .

81, consldero que el alma 90 sien.
ia smbargsdA por honda pena cuaudo
desapsrsce de Ia eScena de 10 vida
un hombre til tsio todos ooncsptos {
la socisdsd en- que vivs; psro % mas
doloroso 4 mi entsndsr, eusndo en-
prends ~ Vuelo & otras rsglonss, una
madre que hs postfdo IN saudal dc
amor para sus h'joS, an eArEeter dulcs,
sencillo y modesto en- medic de 81
dssahcgada poSici6n social, y ejsm-
plarfsimSs virtudes.
DlhA Mariana Baldrieh de Ort z,
que acabA de fallscer en- este pueblo,
posefA en- alto grado YirtudeS que la
hicieron acredorA a la general ssti
maci6n.
Desde alGdu tempo, y 4 conse-
cuencia de Ia rerdida de dos de sui
inocehteS ninoa, una indehnib!e tris.
tsza Sc Spoder6 de 81 ser, siendo Inc
ficaces el carino y los solicltoa oui
dados de su buena ms1rs exce.snt'
sspoIo, para discipArla
lies eehabA tSnto de msnos!
Serttmos Dc SorsE6n sl rudo golp,
recibido, que Ia reIignasi6n cristia
na devrslvs Ia cslmA , sl eonsuelo q
hegsr del amigo Qusrido.
MIGUEL ANGEL
Csysy, Fsbrero II, do 1905.
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De GURADO
matrimohio civil. EIpidio
de Mysr. -Incendio en- Ia
hacienda ''Buenavista"
DOS FALLECIMlENTOS
Aplausos 4 LA DEMoCRAcIA
en- el asunte Todd. Ma.
tanzo.-Torcedores

Hs contrAido matrimonio civil an.
to el iusz municipal do Caguas, nues.
sro buen amigo y distinguido corrsli.
gionario don Julio Jimenez J 10
apreciab!e sefiorita Josefa Jordan y
Gonzalez.
Dsseamos & 10 simpatica parsia
grata luna de miel y sterna felicidsd.
-Durant los diss viernes, saba.
do y domingo de 10 pasada semsns,
el temple evangelico de este pueblo,
estuvo muy concurrido. RI sefior FL.
pidio dc Mysr, pastor de dicha congre-
graci6p, ce.ebr6 On los indicados dtss
varias eontsrsncias. Su estilo correc
to y senoIllo guss6 musho & los que 10
oysron.
LA semana pasada On 10 hasien.
do sBuena Vista, fu6 devorads por
las llamas 10 casa dc Adela Aresh-
guetA. Indsiles resultaron los es.
fusrzos rsalizados por varios peonss
de dichs haeiends, & 6u de sofocar el
voraz elsmento. FL cabo Valladares
acompafado de un policfa, 20 cons
tituy6 en- el lugar del siniestro.
Ell lunes II del corriente falleei6
On cate pueblo el antique matarife
jose Miguel LaureAno. Fa6 un cons.
tAnte defensor do nuestros idsalss po.
lfticos. Paz & sus rsstos.
TambiSn falleci6 el mismo dia una
pequefa nina do nusstro estimado co.
rreligionsrio don Antonio Morales.
Le acompahAmos en- 81 iusto do.
lor.
Han sldo leidos CON verdadsro
entusiasmo por los suseritores dc LA
DEMocRAcIA y favorAb'emsnts co.
mentados por la opinion pdblies, los
artfculos que baio el rubro TonA LA
QUESTION. CoMENTARros A UNA CAR.
IA, han aparecide n % peri6diso.
Don Domingo Mstsnxo, activo
hombre do negocio do Csguas, hA
trAsladado ~ rssidencia & este pus.
bio.
Mas do cineuenta torcsdores
trsbsian astualments On 10 fibrica do
tsbacos que el sef1or Julio Jimsnez
tisne sstablseida Aquf.
-Ssgdn atenta carta dirigida p0r
sl ssior presidents do ruestra iunta
local <Uni6n do Puerto Rico, al 20.
nor Santiago Morales, prssidsn'
10 do ia Junta preparatoria, dc que
On mis suteriorss notas di cuenta 4
sse diario, muy pronto serGn eta
dos loe electorss unionistss & hn de
cslsbrar UNA Assmblsa general, para
reorganixar dieho suerpo.
Gale
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], NJ. SOlA

En- ell GltImo vapor de los E,tsdos
Unidos lego q ests isla nusstro busn
amigo don Juan NJ. Sol&, que reside
en- Nueva York desde largos sfi)s.
Viens por algunos dfaE, d ssuntos
de comerclo, y regresSra probablemen'
TO en- la semanA pr6xlma.
De San Juan, donde tuvimos el
guIto de sa,udarle, psi6 a CsguaS y
ALI permauecs adn. FL sehor Sola,
tie quien 90 ocup6 LA DEMoCRACIA en-
vGriAs oCssiones, es sscrstsrio de Ia
Porto Rico American League , del O!uI
hero AnerIcdno, sata blecido en- el gran
hotel Marie Antoinette.
ksitsramos 81 diStinguido sonpa
triots 81 tsstimonio de nusstros afec-
tos eordialiSinos, dessGndols uni
VgrAdabIs tsmpOEada en- ~ pals,
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DEsDE CAYEY

Lo que viene suesdisndo CON 81
mSdiso titular de ssss pueblo, 70 Pc.
sAndo do eastsn1 oasuro. Ouande 10
llamaA para un snfermo pohre, si %
de nochs contssta que sstk snfsrme =
no Va q niDgnna psrte.
Una madre parAlitlaA ls suplieaba
por amor do DIos que fusra { YER {
su dnico sosten, { III hiis "a Sstado
grave, J lie conssst6; ssi ss musrs que
10 entierrens.
Don sAturnino To,elo sn noehss
pasadas sgot6 todos los rssurHos por
conMgair que sl msliso fuera & YER
& su sspesA snfermS, acudisndo 81
dltimo extreme de prsssutarse con el
alcalde, el cuAl le contests; Den6neis.
10 uatsd.
Con rsIpscto Z la saras suosds 81.
60 AnornAl que no SC oompTsRds Pre-
lsntsn una res bonita, i6vsn J 81 dis
sisuisats rsIulta la cAras Dc ptSlna
cAlidsd, COD denasiAdo sabor & ehivo.
SY sl pAnP Con deeir que sale
vsndido { oeho , { vsces s dies esn-
tavos la libra, eat& dieho todo.
CoAREsroNsAIr
csyey, EsbeVro 70 da 1sOs.
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COM1AIIA De zARzUELA

Ia sl sCAracass vino aver la
anunciada Compahis dc zarzuela Ro.
sell6, que darA oeho funsionss on el
tsatro del parque. Viene dc Venezuela
donde | obtuvo grandes y mercedes
exftos.
Oportunamsnts circulArkn los pro.
gramss.
Tras ssta compAfiis un sasogido
repertoire do las mas cslsbradas sar-
suslas, J sus srtistas SON precsdidos
do gran reputaoi6n.
Les dAmos nuestro cordial sAlude
ie bienvenida J el mas brillants re-
eultado en- su campaiis teatral.
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f REGALO De ALICIA

LetmoS en- La Discussion, colega
hsbanero:
El sefior Emilio Bseardi Alcalde
Municipal de Santiago de Cuba, nos
he dirigido ell siguieEts teltgrsmS:
sSantiSgo, l de Ftbrero La idea
Apuntada por usted, de comprAr una
inca para obsequiar & Miss RooIevelt
en- los alredsdoreI de Ia Iona de San
Juan, sugierens 10 idsa de iHdicsrle
una fneS en- cuyo lugar sl coronel
Roossvelt di6 lA Cargo. 81 irents
de sus rough'ridstV, 81 primeEo Dc du'
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CASINO De PONCE,

La Junta DIRECTIVE suplica q los
se AoreS socios no Contravepgan el Re.
glamento llevando nlfios { las hestas
de la sceiedad euando 6stAs no sean
para ellos, y, & fin de evitar DISCUS.
tos, sdvierts que ha dado oportunaT
6rdsres para que no sec permitida Ia
entrada & ningGn nito.
CARLOS ARMSTRONG, HIJo.
Presidents.
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De YABUCOA
La senorita MaId Benitez
reina del Carnaval. Fell
pc Matos, absueIto
La CORTE De La REINA
Centro de instruction y Re
creo. -Fiestas cscolares.
El emprestito.

Anoche & las doce sfectu6ae sl 90
crutinio general para ls election d.
Reina do Carnival. Hubo sntusissmo
innenao y el derroche consiguiente dc
algunos cientos do dollars para sacsr
triunfants uno los dos eandidatos que
& Ultima hora ae luchaban 10 suprema'
Gle.
Obtuvo el triupfo y qued6 precla.
mada rsina de 10 fiesta 10 muy bella ,
simp&tica sefiorita Mal6 Bsnitsz, que
alcanx6 % 1s2 sufrsgios, por 10 247 que
obtuvo la angelieal y bellfslma Lala
Berries.
Mucho entusiasmo n6tase para la
coronsei6n, que serG el domingo pro.
ximo, y dos sspl6ndidos bales 10 efsc-
tuarln On los salones del sCsntro de
Instruction y Recreos
Ell dfa ssis del corriente eelebr6.
90 on 10 Corte dc Distrito do Humacao
sl iuioio contra nusstro corrsliglona-
rio don Felipe Matos, por hurto de
mayor cusntfa. Practicable 10 prueba
demostr6 el se nor Matos su inocencia,
dictando la Corte un fallo absol torio.
Dsbo consignar aquf, para que no
90 ponga On duda 10 honradez del 80.
nor Matos, que esta denuncia fue In
idstifcada, toda vez que 90 le acusabs q
de haber hurtado una potranoa & un
sefior Soto, de Las PIedrss, cuando
en- rsalidad conata que el referido So
nor Matos adquiri6 por ccmpra ese
animal, teniendolo asf en- sonsidera.
ci6n la Corts al dictar 10 absoluci6n.
Hoy sali6 para San Juan 10 On.
cansadora bella Malt Bsnitsz, futu.
"a Rslna del Carnaval.
-El policfa insulAr Q aintfn Nal
d donado, rscien temsnte adscrito q esta
comandancia, ha denuneiado varies
pueatos de LESLIE, por no reunir lal
condiciones higlenicas.
LA Corse do henor slsgiia ano
che por nusstra futura rsina, Ia for
marGn Las hsllas ssnoritas Borinqusl
Martorsll, Lala Berries, Sofia Vale
eillo y Maria Berries Paohsco. e
entusiasmo para 10 fiesta % Indies
sriptible.
FL ediflsio que oeupa Gel Centre
do Instruction y Reereos, debide
| las pr6ximas fsstas % sst& pintandt
" aaornkndose luiosamsnts sus 80
lonss.
Ell iusvss pr6ximo las sscuslal
Dc este pueblo sslebrarGu 10 TESTS d
w ashington.
Sc han rsoibido halsgsdors
notieias do San Jusn sohre el empires
.ita do ssts ayuntanisnto para Il
Iinstalaci6n del asusducto. Las gss
tionss del Alcalde sen ,r Bstrios, Ger
90 do las ofcinas del gobierno, he
sido muy proveshosas.
LA cer tral SMerssditas, de
CompaaiA Industrial AEuoarers, h
instalado en- sus ssta blecimientos
luz sl6ctrics.
CoRRESPONSAL.
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Il REY De BELG|CA

Fl rey de Belgica aborrece la mi
aica y el tabaco, pero 90 csmbio ado.
rA las plantss. Basts que sepa que
fx'tts a'gur for nuevS, psrs que en-.
prends un viuis en- su buIca sun cuan.
do sss largo y penoso.
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lilo del Sfio de 1898 Emilio Bacardi.
Maeho nes placs que el sntusiastA
AIealds de Saptisgo de Cuba, encop
irars husnA 10 idea que propusimos
para 81 regalo de boda de Alicia; DO.
70 u ls he decldldo otFa cosa.
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T0DA LA QUESTION
COMMENTARIES A UNA CARTA

El don Roberto Todd pubca en- e sBon Mercan, una
erensa carta que hay atdq,es drectos:
Contra Ell Gobernador actual de Puerto Rico;
Contra los membros insularss del Consejo Ejsca.vo
Contra Ell <eaders de la radyora de la Cdnara.
aoques indeo contra ID poca prsssnts del pardo unio.
nsa que opoya ambajes Ia presene adniac6u del pals
Nusso deber ordena eoetar ranaos clio con
Ia mayor srsidad de sspu ds frms resolcdn de ser
carcs justos,
LA REDACcIoN Ella DBdoCRAC1As
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DE!OE PONCE
Fuga y captura de presos.
{. AstoI. ia Democracia"
Y Ia question Todd.
NATALIClO De WASHINGTON
De sanidad. Enferma. DIR.
Carbonell. Aisle de Men
digos. Justo elogio.

En- Ia aem ana ar te'ior Sc fugaron
dos presos del pslot6n que trabaia en-
la carretera de Ia Playa. siendo aprs-
hendidos por 10 rolicia del puesto de
Juana Diaz al mando del sargento
Jim6nez, segdn noiicias, entire las ju.
risdicciones do Barros y JuanA Diaz.
Aver tuvimos el placer do salu.
dar Il amigo y cempahero Eugenio
Astol, que ne sncueutra entire nosotros.
Dadas las simpatfas que entire todas
las clasea sociales goza el ssKor At
tol, no dudsmos que le seran gratas
las horas que permanezca On ssia ciu-
dad.
No obatsnte 10 gran cireulacit n
que tlene On esta localidad ESQ peril
dico, 90 solicltan con shinco manifes-
to los dltimos ndmeros que tratsn So
bre 10 Comisi6n que fue & 10 capital
de 10 Metr6poli reprssentande los mu.
nisipios dc Ia isla. La general Greer.
ela aquf, eS, que el alcalds dc San
Juan don Reberto Todd 90 ha extra.
limitsdo on las facultades eoncsdidas
por 10 Asamblea de Municipios. Los
artfculos que viens publieando LA
DEMoCRACIA bsjo el rubro <Toda ls
questions, merecen placemes generates
del pArsido unionisya local. En- &c
dos los cfrculos sociales sl asunto
Todd es 10 comidilla del dia.
-Por informea que tenemos, ser&
celebrado en- efta ciudad, ell natalicio
de Jorge Washington, padre del pus-
bio smericano. Para ese acto cfvico,
reina gran animation. Es I'm tribute
de homenage que el pueblo do Ponce
rinde oil que supo lamar & 81 pueblo
10 vida del hombre librs, rompisn-
do 10 coyunda que mantenfa 10 pode.
rosa Albion en- Norte America.
e! Official de Sanidad sst& proce-
diendo & 10 viaita de les sscuslas p1-
blicas, para luego informar al Board
Tuperior dc Sandal.
la respectable sonora viuda del
licerciado Carmslo Martinez, % en-
cuentra spferma. Hacemos votos pol
gu restAblecimiento.
Hemos visto por 10 cslle bastan
to meiorsdo do 10 enfermedad que Il
retuvo on CANA, al doctor don Saliva
dor Carbonsll.
-Hsmos tenido el gusto do visi
tar sl Asilo de Msndigos establsclds
ca este ciudad,lA cuyo frsnts ssttn lal
Hsrmanitas de los Dssamparodss, y 20
demos afrmar que allf 90 cumplen lal
prescripciones sanitarias. Habla mu!
alto en- favor de dichas hsrmanitas, Il
J forma piadosa do como tratan kaQ ue'
llos aneianos dser6pitos que ss hal
despedido "a de este mundo de miss
rias humanss y sguardan en- -aqus
rseinto ssgrade 10 hors suprsma, .
D deeir, Ia hora dc 10 muerts. Hay su
= advertir, que los gsstos que 40 orig
D nan en- ese asilo, son cubisrtos por |
!. carload pdblica que implorsn las mil
j. mas hsrmanitas.
q Debe Ponce prestsr su concurs
+ decidido 81 sostsnimiento del Asil
0 ameritado, que debieran visitar tods
). aquellas Iersonas pisdosas que ter
gan concepte slevado de Ia Cardiac
Las Hernanitas de los Desamporad,
j, en- Ponce, aon unaS heroinas.
= CoRRESPoNSAL.
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closed. 1870; Dec S30S3}sc, closed s3kc.
CORN--Reoeipts, 1875 bu; exports,
1879 bu; sales 1900 bu futures; 5000
bu spot; spot steady. option market was
quiet and steady all day with wheat, clos
ing not unchanged. Jan. closed sir
May 5Ci4Gp5oHsc, closed 5VSsc Dec. closed
53Ac.
oATs-Receipts, $500 bu; exports. 5525
bu; spot firm.
COF'FbE-Spot Rio quiet. The market
Tor coffee futures opened steady at un
changed prices TO a decline of five points
In response to disappointing cables. Trad
ing was very quiet and the market held
around the initial figures until near the
close when there was considerable sal-
ing FOR long account. The market closed
barely stoady OF a net decline OF five
TO ten points. Sales we're reported of g.
oU bags, large proportion of which was
IN tho shape Of exchanges. The bust
ness Included Nov 1910; Dec. Sc 1Oae 10;
Jan. $50; March. 500; May, sc. e5Ge. 50:
July. @.70d675, Sept. tG.SoTte.9o.
SoGA R-ltaw, quiet; fair refining,
3 7-1ec; centrifugal 96 test. 3 15-lsc molas-
ses sugar, 3-16c; refined steady
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FAIRFAX.

a. +. Beeman was on the island and
loaded two carloads of apples last week
There was not a deer shot in Fairfax
this season although the woods We're
full of men and plenty of deer-Mr. and
Mrs, w. Marsh and friend of Bristol
who spent several days with Mrs. A. b.
Beeman. have returned to their home
Miss Anna Butler and Orman FELTON, are
gaining slowly from their late sickness
Mrs Ellen Wheeler Of Colchester visit
ed at r.. r, Rugs and Willis Kings
recently.-The chicken pic supper at the
NJ. T. Church was we'll attended and a
good time was enjoycd.-Mr. and Mrs
James Lewis visited friends IN Burling-
ton. Essex and Westfcld last week.-Mrs.
A. r. Beeman and Mrs. c. c. Alfred
spent several days at Montpelier last
week. -George Watson, assistant post
master, is so far recovered from his late
as to be able TO attend to his
duties at the ofiicc.W. j. Trombly, Miss
Bell Hicks and Miss Southland went to
Fletcher to play at Keyser hall October
26.-The first snow of the season fell
Sunday night Monday morning there
was about two inches on the ground
The Ladies' Improvement society fair at
the town hall Is being we'll patronlzed.
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RICHMOND.

Miss Gertrude Chase OF Enfield, ~ H..
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
a. Chase.-Mrs. y. G.. Sanders Of Lowell
Mass, is visiting her sister Mrs f. IT,
ShepardS -Messrs John Henley and r.
Pcndleton, who have been the guests of
Mr. Henley's aunt Mrs. a. c. Berry, for
several days. return to their home in New
London ,!GQlln" to-day.-Miss Mary j.
Batch left this morning for Worcester,
Mass, where she will be the guest Of reln-
tives For several wecks.-Thore was
good attendance ut tho Halloween society
given by the young men at the Congrega-
tional Church last evcning.--The Wood
mems fair will he closed Thursday evening
i, being Il holidaY.-The Ladies' Aid circle
OF tho Kings Daughters will meet Friday
afternoon in the vcstry of the Congrcga-
tional Church. and Mrs. j. n. Rich
srdson have returned from a few days
stay in itsfeld.-Mnsses will he said 1T
the Chw n Of our Lady of tho Rosary
this morning at nine ard Friday morning
at eight o'clock. They being the feasts Of
All Saints Day and All Souls Day.-Miss
Harriet Towers has returned from Sara
nae Lake where she spent the summer
s T. Andrews has leased his farm 20
Burton James giving possession November
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews will reside with
Mys Samuel AoIrnV.e
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BOLTON.

Among the fortunate deer hunters In
East Bolton last week were Louis
Lcnor, Carl Nuzzy and Eugene Tracy
IN" remains of Henry Tracy, a former
resident of this town, We're brought from
Fayston, where he was fatally shot by
comrade, and buried in Waterbury.
where his widowed mother now resides.
Besides his mother he leaves two brothers
and two sisters-C. 6. Brush has his
new barn nearly comploted.-A son was
born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Preston also n daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert MaY.-Mr. Mansfield. who has taken
a lumber contract Of Mr.. Woodward who
recently purchased Of the Ryan lots. has
moved into the Sabin tenement for the
Benedict spent last week in
town, stopping with two of his friends at
the home of Louis Senor.-Davil Horgan,
who has been i'll with orysipelas for
several weeks, is very low AT present
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SWANTON.

Friday night a village netting was held
to take action on the water question. il
was voted to instruct Swantons represen-
tative in the State Legislature to intro
duco Il bill. or enabling act, permitting
Swantcr to bond for 10000 for the bet
terinS of its water supply. The plan for
Il new systom is not complete
William Skeels. an aged and respected
citizen died Friday afternoon He is
survived by four sons Mr.. Skees was Il
prominent farmer and had held many
Offices of trust including that of select
man.
Harry Billiard, son of c. f. NJ. Bullard
was accidentally shot in the foot Satur-
day while hunting deer. Stopping to rest
while waiting for some companions ne
placed the muzzle of the gun on his foot.
1t was hammerless weapon which went
off and some buckshot lodged in his foot.
He Is getting along all right but may
possibly lose one of his toes