The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-06-20

nlimentary copy of noted work entitle,
..yolapuk in its relations to Civilization,
by Bernard Mackensen and already trans
lated into all known, and into some I'm
known languages, and one and all hastel
to present their congratulations to the
author, the renowned student of Volapuk
Welcome faithful Nellie Hall, gladly dc
| greet you as Jealous teacher and mis-.
sionary. Take care of yourself, dear
Nellie, lest we should have to mourn
YOUR loss among the wilds of unknown
regions. Here we have another medical
celebrity, DR.. Cornell, noted for his re-
searches on the manner of scientifically
Staying the greatest possible numbers in
the shortest time and a pedagogue, Prof.
Charles Durham, who has been teach
ing from year to year and at the same
time enlightening the community of rural
districts as to sound economic principles;
however he is not yet perfectly secure
as to his final choice of profession, just
as it was in that memorable year, which
he was wont to let anxious inquiries
understand that he awaited some special
inspiration. Where is the quota we have
contributed to the business world? See,
see, they come, the famous manager OF
that great concern owned by Success ~
70, MISS Eui.n S Sihrh, W. anu rt,iobrSstted
punhet nS Stt o;II;I sorrioo oS in his
the Dnted otaoes cl' b se foir s az nftan
disappointed but still undaunted l lind
our old classmate j. S. Monroe, while
near at hand 1 perceive standing affable
and dignified one of our greatest heroes:
one who recovered from the anguish OF
a broken heart, applied a never tallng
remedy, anu loi ,e ,ristor and
10 DISTINGUISH M ,,,oo ;n5oo5 than the
!eglslau0[' 10 'ess 5 ~ rybosa nnIipht-
HonoraDle JessS a. tho 5asnondent land.
ened services Cn eT son,o day hail ms nres-
ana WHOM We it ~ at;,,n modnstv and
1dent, uesplte ine na.i' t,;r, ~ saw like
Ppatrlotilsnl With ,,lJ u 80 ttnr no rioht than
clay that ne Wouiu .a'neI az ne h;gh sohool
president. Behoia tlis senti55 rnoroI sno-
principal, ruilng by love anu h n,ci success
SION ana escneMins Uie iou' offarts and
GROWING pailent, resoiut ;a ,;ttia uoIan
recognize III i'el Jul "a 20 al onnaar,
doing good an AROUND anu, " al "p Sinoio
ances at leasl, coht eithf,I fr;ondI
blessedness ana Iairhiui oros 70
ship. matn tne "oilu +bo r;s;n0
see! linen let IL see e assnT'
star. the great historian; ORATOR anu Essay s1,so
list, Benjamin Franklin Louis, whose Ialle
actually threatens to Dlot out tnat VI
Burke and Macaulay taken togetner,
County Attorney Harkey STANDS close
by in pensive MOOD; ne Is lrreslstlpie III
his legal capacity, Dut yet tne lalle VI his
quondam classmate ana the success Vi
his own humorous papers MAKE nlni Sc
riously think OF embracing JouriIansll as
his one, his true, his only love. IN tne III
tervals OF ms agricultural .opera.lttifGs,
principles, the industrious MT; Leroy Le
grand of the class OF 10, dellghts III tray NV
cling as book agent, and MS heaft thrllis
with honest pride when there COMES lllo
his hands some new proof OF the superior
brain of '95. There greets me talr lace
with blue eyes that have dWelt III my mem
DRY ever since, and the nappy Sllllle teiiS
me that rested, and her dearest hopes III
filled, Jessie Lyons has returned WIN WIN
happy heart to her 9id lovemcare 20 dG in+ lne
sick and suffering. But allow me 10 IIIlo
duce you to the second Henry Waru
Beecher, the Rev. Hugh vance Iuli, re-
ligious philosopher, preacher to tashlon
able congregation, and great tavorlte
with the ladies; and also to brlnS IorWaru
another light of the University, the Key.
James w. McLendon, whose leTyeRI ~
dresses III the meetings OIL InE l. w. ~
A. are growing celebrated al over tne
United States, with great ueMaIu ~
the 'front.' seats. Now l. meet WIN heart
felt joy another one, whom, thougn KEEP
from us by illness and soreiy missed a.
our class day exercises of 10: we YET IN
our hearts all reckon as one OF us. busy
with district work and teaching, ana seek
ing by word and writing to promote the
creed of woman's rights, Carrie McDan
iel is making her mark in field negleGteu
by the other girl-graduates of 10: Inc
exact sciences, too, gratefully acknoWl-
edge their Indebtedness to our class Tor
the researches of the now famed main
ematician and astronomer, Mr. Le1eVre,
who stands in remote corner deep IN
thought. / notice a hand cordially eHc
tended-why, it is another old comrad G Oh
that dread philosophy class, KoDert OaI'
himself, who has fed in disgust the crowd
ed law courts so uncongenal to his peace
loving disposition to which he hrst mad
resort. and has become a sturdy pioneer
in the forests of the West, where he EN-
nIoys his leisure in philosophical retiecc-
lions ON life. Behold here the last talr
one in the beyy, yindicating woman's
claims to scientific investigation; all know
Of tbe excellent hand books written by
Tbnio Cnle which revive the true spirit
of innuirv in the class room. But We gods!
PringinG m the rear in my vision stand
+yrn men If ;e5 whose names it is not meet
for n,nratol to breathe: two who felt with
in tbemSelves n capacity for things so