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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-07
Arithm etic.
F. NJ. GoRDEN. Ex.

/. How many acres in a square
fsld, the diagonal being so rods?
2. What is the number, to which
e Is be added, the sum multiplied
b. 9, and II taken from the product,
tile remainder will be $40?
3. What is the entire surface of a
svlihder which is 5 feet il. length
and feet in diameter,
4 How wide must a man make a
doorway feet hi igh, SO that circu-
larsaw feet in diameter may pass
tb.ccughr
5. I sought 30 hoxes Of peaches
8 per cent less than first cost and
sold them at 10 per cent more than
first cost; | gained Sl2;find the cost
per box,
8. The solldity of rectangular
solii is ls2 solid inches. And its
depth, width aud length are as 9, 3
and 4. Find its surface.
:. a man after do;ngs of a piece
OF work in 80 days, engages al assist
ant and both together complete il in
8 days. In Whist ;ins could tie
assistant do it aloneI
8. If one hushel of corn is worth
s5 cents and makes y gallons Of
whiskcy which sells at 81 u a gallon
what is the per cent pr"tt Of the
d,stiller who pays a tax of 90 cents
a gallon
Q. What aum Of money will Weld
rs much interest IN 8 wears. at per
cent as $540. yields IL year 8 nlo.
at Z per cent:
10. A and B have jus, $500; I of
AS is $50 less than ( of B's: what
sups hIs each!
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SCARED AWAY THE SPARROW
A etu1ed tat rould TO Bo Cure for 81
TwitsacSs, Nclrnucc.

- 6S0x1SG AZ OC--G 30 10 2 t0se LOT VI
Twiteezsss Nrlrauco.
Whatever else may be said again.
tho English sparrow, no one can accu
him Of being sluggard or of foldir
his hands for little more stunt,
when he should be out X pursuit
the early worm. But in this sonnec
tion one very bad habit OF the bi.
which came to this country rs for
eign pauper laborcr employed to d
contract work, may be mentioned. H.
awal1ens with the frst streak OF dawr
and fully hslf-hour after awakenin,
he spends in chattering ike lot
schoolgirls, until everybody in tb'
eighborhood is wide awake anc
breathing execrations. A story come.
from Westminster. Md, which the Bal
tiIncce Sun gives for the benefit o.
readers who are afflicted with tbs spar
row plague. A tree near the bedroom
window OF a lady of that town beoaIae
the home Of large covcy of brazen
iunged, wide-mouthed, vociferoue spar
rows The lady became as sleepless as
Darius whom Daniel was In the lions
den. But her ingenuity came to her
rescue before it was too late. One of
the children in the house had ID ipita.
ton tsbby cat made Of calico. This
wes placed in the window by the tre~
and the tables were turned on the
sparrows completely The very sight
Of the imitation cat made them Bhiver
with fear and flutter their wings in
dismay. They all left their home, and
rs long as the calico cat sat on the wip-
dow sill they did not return, but went
and sang morning songs to one of the
neighbors- This is discovery which
may be valuable. A Apaying industry mSy
be started in killing backyard-fence
eats and stufing their skins to frighten
sparrows, and then il something could
be found which could be frightened By
stuffed sparrows thore aight be life ia
the old land yet.
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4 T,aadsr.


Since It's tir>i IN trUductiou,
Electric Buffers ha, gained rapldi.
in popular favor. until now II is
clearly IN the l4ai among pure
medicinal tonic and aiteratlves-
containing nothing which permit S
its use as n beverage ar IutuXicant,
il is recognized as the hest ana
pureSi medicine Tor all airmenis S 81
Stomach, Liver ana k,dneNt.-l'
will cure Sex Headache ludlg' s.
ti"n, Cnnst pailon and drive Nal
r a from the 81 stem. Satisfaction
guaranteed with every borlle nt
money re unded Prlce so en's s
per bottle Al X n .rrington's.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-07
SpecimeR Casss.

8. H. Cliliord, New Ca>sei WI.
WAS troubled with Neuralgia an'
Rheuma ism. his stomach was d.
ordered, his liver was affected
an alar .n,ng degree, appetite lei
awsv, and he W as terribly reduce
in health and strength. Three hn'
ties of Electric Biti-r- cured hini
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg
III had a running sore ON his L.,
~ eight years standing. Used thr-
bottles of Electric Biltirs an
seven boxes OF Bucklen's ArnIc
Salve, AMI hi leg is sound M
we'll. John Speaker, Ca,awba, q
had five large fever sores on ha
leg. doctors said he was incnrSh hI.
Que boIIie Electric RlIie:s ~,
one box at Buck lens Arnica Sal,
cured hi leg sound and well.
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Geography.
w. e. ENGLE, Ex

w. L.. ENGLE, EX.
/. How do degrees of lopgi,ude
vary in length, and why?
9. Define ecliptic, equinox and
solstice.
s. Fell what you know of the area
population and government of Au-
straiia.
4. Describe the surface of Mexico.
8. Locate Iceland and the Sand
which Islands, and tell for " hat each
isroted.
6. Give four parallels that have
special names, and locate each.
z. Locate the largest city of n. a.
OFFS. A.
8. Bound Ohio, and locate its five
largest cities.
3. Give the laws of rainfall.
TO- What and where are Magel-
Ian, Omaha, Mecca, Corea, Sidney?
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Grammar.
". e. ENeLE, E

/. How do you determine the gen
der, person, number and csse OF
prvnouns?
8. Use THAT to intro luce noun
clause. An adjective clause. An
xdyerbal clause.
8. Write sentence containing AS
and THAT used as relative pronouns
4. Correct: 1t is them who done
the deed. Let John and me set to-
gether. Who do you study withp
S. How do clauses differ from
phrasesf
8. Of what person is noun in the
predicate. Define infection ard
synopsis.
z. What ls direct object? An
Indirect ohjectf Illustrate.
8. Parse: A NAN he was to all
the country DEAR.
And PASSING RIcK with forty pounds
aYEAs.
he has been ILL SINCE November.
Q. Diagram No. 8.
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a friend in need is a friend in
iced AND mol less than OH NIL =
mp "l l.. have tnu,d jn t >nrh IA
!r,,,,d IN ID kln.>. Nv d scnver"
fnr Cun~unlpilUn.c"H.h> ami Cod.
# ynu have never used Ibis great
CnuehI Med rIne. one trial VIII
c,.nv,ncp y"u that il has vonder-
ful, curative power ln III d'>ea~es
os lhroai chest aud lungs Each
bottle ID guaranired lo d" III that
il iS6laimeh nr money refunded
Trial bottle free at f harriDgton's
Drugstore, Logan Ohio.
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Cough and Colds, upon this
condition Ii you are afflicted with a
Cough Cod or any Lung. Throat ,r Chest
trouble, nrd will use this remedy as d.
rected, giving it n lair trial. and expert
ence no benefit, you may return tie bo,
tie and have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not
know that DR. Kings New Discovery
could he relied on. Trial bottle free at T
Iiarrington's,
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Are yonr children subjec, 20
group! II 81 yOn should never he
without BOTTLE oi iChamberIain's Is
Cough Remedy. II is IA certain
cure inr rrnup,and has never been
known to fail. Ii given freely as
soon a- the rrnupv cough appears
i, will prevent The attack. II is
the sole reliance " lth thousands OF
mothers who have crnupy children
amh never rdisappniniS hem. There
is no danger III giving This Rene
DIV in large anh frequent doses. as
il contains nothing iuIurinuS. $50
bn,'les Tor sale by + Harrington.
November.
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Now TrV This.

1t will cpst yuu nothing and will
surely d. you good, II Won have =
Cough. Culd, or any trouble viii
Throa, Chest or Lungs, DIR King
New Discovery lor Consumption
Onughs and Colds j. guaranteed
to give relief, or money will H.
paid hack. Suffers from La Grlpp,
found it just the thing aud under
its use had a speedy and periec'
recovery. Try sample bottle al
our expense and learn for yoursal
how good thing is. Trinl bolt IL,
irse al T Harrington, Drug Slor.
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The getting II duWn j. bari
enough. with She ordinary pill
Hui the having It Down Is worse
And, after all The dIstuI s,anre.
there's OILY Il lnile tenn piaat
good
From beginning % cad, d..
Pi-Ir-> Pellet ar, hett.r. They re
he suia il.-sI and EASIEST 10 take
tiny, sugar coated grsuuaIs that
ahv child IS ready tor. Ihrv du
their work 50 easily aud So uatuT-
ali> That II lasts, They absolutely
and rermanrn'ly cure Cnusiipa-
ton, Indrs esll"n. Bilious Attacks
Sick aud Bliinu> Head trhes, aud
all Heterogeneous oi The liver
stomach and bowels. They're
guaranteed tn give satisl action, or
,Our money is returned.
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Physiology.
J. W. FILING, Ex

y. w. LING, Tx.
l. (a) What are tissues? (b) Name
the various kinds cf tissue III the
body.
2. (a) What is the synovial mem.
brane: ~ Where does Justification
begin? (c) hat are the uses cf
bones?
S(a) What change Is made in the
blood by respiration? (b) Give by.
genie rules for respiration.
4. (a) Locate each division of the
brain. (b) How does the mind con-
troll the actions of the body?
S. (a) What are ;be papill@? ~
What do the p.plll@ contain?
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby adven, TINT the fnilowir 4
accounts and vouchers have been nled In
,i,e tfuoitt- C,s'ITt OI ttNrkI-.s uuHi5. ONO,
Iur ssr-c0.id aud nnal settleNient.
J. H Cine. Administrntsr Of tAc Lstate of
Barnet slime. dsceised.
arh rhe same will come On for hearing on
the Ind dsy OF Drceni neT A. u. 1888 az Ia
o'clock, :. NJ, or spon thereafter as iDny
re convenient.
Sovq- 81 W. L 1rE El;. Probate IaJe.-
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Theory.
F. NJ. GoRDEN, Elk.

Your writing Will be graded
from this branch.
!. Why do you have recitation?
2. Give your view of corporal
punishment.
8. " hat is law as to hollidaysi
Which are they: Can teachers draw
pay Tor them without teaching?
4. How do you manage whisper
ing In school2
5. n hat do you think Of the self
reporting system?
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Chicago and the Worlds Fair.

Send ten cents (silver) or twelve cents
IN IN stamps tor a handy pocket guide to
the great Exposition: gives in formation
OF value TO every visitor. Street Guide
hotel t'Eices. jah fares Restaurant Rates.
etc Describes the bidden pitfalls Tor the
nnwnry and hints how TO keep out of
'he his indispensable companion to
very visitor to The Windy City will be
sent oy mail, post paid on recript of 10
ce"is silver or II cents in stamps.
Ad ireSs. IL STAFFORD rubI;sher
p. Il. B x 22f4 New vi n
PleaSe mention this paper.
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SOUTH BOUND.
STATIONS.

The Buckeye Flyer is the Business Mans
Train 90 Chicago, fitted with elegant Far
orI'.trs ami the ..itsy Pullman Sieepers-
ThIorrh Pullman palace sleeping cars
or iIi-ht tTnil : 10 columbus ana Chicago.
Theonlv iirerUunIn through parlUr cars
between Toledo ID Columbus,
seat fare cniy - cents.
iSsras via une Buck ~ Route are always
a. log as via ANY other iin~.
For rates, maps and other Information,
cal on 4. ", SchWenk", Ag't. a. Logan or
vrtls " H. FlSHER, Geuerel Passenger
euG .icast 4 gei :, jtcOIr1 81 DcsE-er Bieck,
: uil.sI UGa, Os.4J.
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Deserving Praise.

"" A. '''r ..'t = tIHnI,
! az venI- wp have been
seliing d. King Ns~ D,scnvere
tor Cnusu'nnli"n. Dr. Krngs Neu
Lie PHI, ,Burl len Aruira Saive
ana Electric Buffers, and have
never handled remedies ihat sell
90 we'll, or Thai have given such
universal satisfaction. We do 40.
hesitate 10 guarantee them everv
time ,and We stand ready la reiumd
til" purchase prIre, If satisfactory
results Il" not lollow their use.
Th-sr remedies have won their
merits. f iiarrrgtun, Drlggl.t.
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yngsnioussy Lawless.

On a property where the rabbit
shooting WINS strictly preserved upon
the southern coast of England, seys a
London correspondent, boy wa once
caught with two dead rabbits in his
possession and nothing that would &C.
count for their deccase. A search Of
his pockets revealed nothing but two
large crabs Of small dimensions, the
end of candle and box of matches
Under promise OF release, She urchin
was persuaded to disclose his method
OF procedure.
First he selected a likely barrow, and
then he stripped off his clothes. put
ting his coat over one hole. his trousers
over mother and his shirt over third.
He lit the candle end. dropped little
of the grease upon crabs back, and
stuck the lighted candle thereon, and
then put the crab at Sc unocoupied
opening StrGightway the frightened
Gorchbearer fed sideways into the
darkness. and explored the innerrnost
depths. wkile the boy, expect9nt as
terrier. awaited oronts outside. Pres
emily q rabbit boltad into the coat, snd
boy, rabbit and coa5 rolled oyer togeth-
or, the boy rising from the fray with
the rabbit in his clutches. What hap
paned 30 the crsb, the history did Dot
relate.
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Why Suffer g
hen you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Livc--the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Headache.
DR.. Sanford'S Liver Invigorator
IS q reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. It cures thousands
every yesr; why not try
Dr.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator2
Your Druggist W supply YOU
The Zanesvlle Commercial Col
lege is the place to learn Hook-k e.
ing, Short Hand, AMI reiegraphy
New term Will open Monday, Nov
9th. Address Commercial Collie ge
Lanesvlilc, 0.
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S., $l0a nil $50. Genuineh;Con
federatp Bills nnIv 5 rts each 500
and 300 biils 10 cents eac 25c
and SOC shinp!as'ers 10 cent seach
S. and s. bills . cents each. Sent
securely sealed on receipt of price
Address, Ohas y Barker, 80 .
Forsyth St, Atlanta, Ga.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-07
nIs ilr oGsst ,Is -.

e,abel- ,po you knew. Nellie ana. :
eare oyss Of a!uo-i exactly the =, II
Do!or. We'yo !uat been coalpau-
tnem.
.,acques--PAr:lo. Ine that's quite in
oos.,ible.
htabel--How ia sijIie
Jas,quas-Four Z. So i,i:'.,-aI I,..rsa;vls,
-Trnth
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-07

he irn% husinp ii, El;iou Il,
iit J'ist 'wrlv- vars LAY
'ii nrh'r .lnN Cuuyh Rpm.d,
~ i'". Ter eH'I-t:tci On f i.r amy
'tH"I r.'u.h rnt tIirir,r h,y.. .vpr
Il -. ErIe is s'"d r. snt s Tor
i Nr"ihpr W | triir - rn.d .u
in'r' II; ," {" it, - certa.r -.
r W TT Y" ~ cure tor rrnui.r,r.
the al ri :" n,-.'h ,,lri IN
h""rin4 r"4.h. F y >aHe h,
f'rr g'o", l. ON.
n ~ mt,.r.
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Narcotics.
". T. ENeIr

w. E. ENeLR, Ex.
/. What are the objections to the
use of tobacco?
3. How does alcohol affect the
blood"
8. hat are some of the evil eff
cots of tobacco on tho voung:
4. How does alcohol differ from
water?
8. What tendency has every mar
eUtic?
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-07
THE BEST PLASTER.-Dampe

a piece ni flannel with Chamber
lan's Pain Balm and bind 1T on
over The seat of pain II is better
thsn any plaster. When the lnngs
are sore such An application on
the chest ana another on the back
between The shoulder blades. will
often prevent pnsumonia. There
is nothing so good Tor a lame hack
or a pain in The side. 4 sore throa.
can be cured in one night by ap-
plring q flannel bnndage dampen
ed with Pain Balm. so cent bot
lies ior sale by f Harrington.
November.
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(,'itTlIP11tllll'LGt.
Geo .Eeine, Proprietor

Geo .Eeine, Proprietor
Store in Gimble Block
All kinds Of seasOnable fresh
meats and Lard OF the best
quality always on hand.
honest dealing guaranteed,
and prices reasonable. Give
me 81 trial. highest cash
price pa id for Beef Cattle.
GEORGE HEINE.
Dec. 8. #.
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Bucklen's Arnfca Salvs.

The Best Sulve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhssn.
Fever So.as letter, Chapped Hands.
ChllhIrns Corns and all Skin Erap.ions.
and positively cures Piles or 20 pay 70.
Guired, Il ia guaranteed to give perfect
ss,tisfa ctiou, Or money refunded. Price
25 ceLts per ocx. For Sals by
Jaa. Is ~ v. Hsrrinltsa
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-12-07
pecULtARiTias OF GREEK ART.
EeuIptcrs Naae Malls and Fozna,s Fea.
tures D:Eorant.

EeuIptors Maae Mais and FoTnaie Fea.
tnres D:Eorant.
Arch1oiogists D ave observed that in
Crock statues the male eye is strongly
arched, while The female eye has a
rather iiattened surface; and referring
10 accounts By the older auatonlists
who have affirmed such difference u
exist they have seen in this q fresh
proof of the e1act observation oi
nsture By the aneient Greeks. The
rule, according 10 London EatuTe, is
not without exceptions. for the coinca
IN tie Zcus OF Otsicoii hes quite q fat
form.
Herr Greet recently set himself to in
gulre whether such u sexual difference
actually exists, and from individual
Ineasurlnent of the radius OF the cornea
In the horizontal meridian he gets al
average OF 7.S3 mIn. for meo and 7.e2
INN. Tor women (Donders gives 7.S!3
and 7.T99l. so the difference is 80 small
as to be iuperceptible to the naked cye.
Measurement of other dimensions gave
but minute differences also. The
author concludes that the Greeks (from
artistic motives) did not ia this ease
follow nature.
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Grand Excursion to Flori da,

Dec mher l5t' 1923. For Infor-
m 'tl"n adir->-, DR.. ii l.. Crater,
1859 Wet MaIn Stree, L., cat :,
OutO.
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IL cures II orVCUSn6SS.
CHAPpELEARG
S q IS q . q ril q
NELSON. O., Mar. l>t 1893.
The VIM. M' haprelear Il Sons
Co.
Gentlemen.-Permit me tn in
form Won that the six hot les Of
Chappaiear's Sarsaparrlla yon sent
me has done me work most
thoroughly. | bave been afflicted
III manv WAYS, The principal cause.
! persuma, was impure blood. l
was troubled witt, constipation,
0rpid Liver, aud diseased Kid
eyS; ii hI> brongh, on nervous proS-
tratiOn and 2 neral break down.
Hearing at"ut yonr curing so
many with Chappeleai's SarSap-
arilla, | concluded 10 try it; this
j. the way | came 10 send 10 YOU.
Well, ! took il IN directed, and |
got better night aEav; by The time
| had taken the SIX bottles, was
well, and now feel like another
person. ( hope you will succeed
II getting evervtodv to try
Sarsaparilia. If it
does all AS much good as II did me,
it will be nancy we'll invested.
yours,
JO8N LUCAS
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Hooking County t,snia:''s H::tiags

The School Examiners Of Teachers sf
Hooking County, Ohio, viii meet at the
Union school House on the
FIRST AND HlhDSATURDAYS
uf each month, at Is O'Clock, A. NJ, exesps
january, July anG August.
Testimonials Of good n oral character viii
be required ofthose unknown TO the Board.
!. W. FILING. Sse'y
FRANK GORDON.
W. K. ENGLE.
Aug 30, l53 ExAmIners
Morris tribune., 1893-06-07

and creditable work of contractor j
w. Bailey. When we consider the
short space of time consumed; that
all the upper part of the new building
was completed before the old was re-
moved; that the business of the firm
was hardly interrupted; that there is
not vestige of the old premises re-
manning, we can readily see that the
work had to be conducted under
many difficulties. Mr.. Bailey was,
however, equal to every emergency
and has successfully accomplished
what few men would care to under
take.
Messrs. Helgeson, Pearce & Co.
furnished the lumber; Stone g. DUN
BILE are completing the iron work; p.
Cannon the stone and brick work;
George Howley the painting, &c.
From this it will be seen that the bulk
of the material and all labor were fur
nished and performed by home firms
and artisans, and the building
throughout is credit to all concerned
and shows we have "home talent"
that can compare in skill and work
with those of any city.
Morris tribune., 1893-06-07
An Interesting Graduation
Exercise.

| CloSs
| One of the largest, and certainly
one of the finest, audiences ever
assembled in the Stevens county court
house, in this city, was that which
gathered last Friday evening in rec
ognition of the graduation of Miss
Rebecce Colyer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Colyer, from the public
schools of this city. In fact the big
court room overaowed and quite a
large number of citizens, late corners,
were unable to secure standing room
and turned away, going back home
with regrets that they had not ar
rived earlier.
The exercises from beginning to
end were credit to every one taking
part in the programme, and the large
audience showed thorough apprecia-
ton of the fact.
In his remarks, made near the close
OF the exercises, Rev. FL. M. Harrick
called attention to the fact that Miss
Colyer was the first graduate Of the
Morris schools who had fitted herself
to enter college. Her grafton, Chem
istocles," was SO well constructed and
delivered as to merit the applause
with which it was received.
Following is the programme in full:
Piano Solo, Miss Annie Wells
Prayer, Rev. G. A. Cressy
Recitation-Brier Rose, Laura ThoeIe
Trio,
Mrs. Hancock, Misses Clark and Thoe1e.
Empire Drill, High School Girls
Solo, H. S. Judson
Recitation-Litt1e Charles Christmas Eve
Annie Wells.
Piano Solo, Cora Hu1burd
Recitation-DariusG Green and His Flying
Machine, Walter Smith
Ladies' Quartette,
Mines. Judson and HOLSTER, Misses
Thoe1e and Clark
ration-Thenistoc1es,
Miss RebecCa Co1yer.
Presentation of Diploma,
Rev. H. NJ. Herrick.
America, By the Audience
Morris tribune., 1893-06-07

Among the faces seen III the Min
neapolis Tribune Of last Thursday,
containing pen pictures of the grad
uating class of the state university, is
one whom Morris is justly proud and
claims as her own. We copy the fol-
lowing:
Steve H. Spur is one of the best
looking fellows in the class of '93. He
was born at Sank Rapids, this state,
Oct. IL, 1870. Attended the public
schools there until the age of 10,
when he moved to Morris, Mimi, and
entered there, graduating with the
class of '88. He was then out of
school for two years, spending the
time in the office of the county audit
or Of Stevens county, and entered the
medical department Of the univer-
sity in the fall Of 1890, taking the
homeopathic branch of medicine Mr..
Spur is man who has ideas of his
own and is not afraid to act in &C
cordance with them. To his mind
homeopathy is the correct way, and
there you find him, He has taken
prominent part in all the affairs of
his college, especially music. He is
president Of the Mandolin and Gui-
tar Club Of the University. Although
he has not yet fully decided upon a
location, Mr.. Spur will remain in the
state and begin practice Immediately
upon graduation.
Morris tribune., 1893-06-07

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