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The American guide., 1896-05-09
Bethel A, N, G, Church,

Program for Sunday, May 10, 1880; /,
Song by the chorus. =, Address, n, II
Nichols .. Vocal solo, Miss Ella Civ
ems. I. Recitation, Miss Mollic Ricl,ctt.
g. instrumental solo. Mrs. Mary Boxer.
d. Grafton, Alonza lsh. 7. Collcc-
tion. $. instrumental solo, Miss Alice
Harris, 81. Song by the chorus, .,
Trio, Prof. 7. II, W. stewart, II, W.
Whitmorc and Mrs Victoria Brown.
10. Quartcttc, Misses NJ u. Lawrence,
Mary Daniels. Maria Gadisou and Mag
gle liill. II. Duet, Misses Matte Sand
ridge and Lprena Dotson, ~. Libra
rian reading.
Y. l.. BooNE. prcs
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Hnne. Ark.

A revival has been carried on here al
the First Baptist church, and 10 con
yerts were taken into the church.
The Normal, under the management
of Prof. learger, is being largely at
tended.
Mrs. Dennis is on the sick list.
Rev. J. + McDade is getting along
fine with his church work.
The q, T. A. at the Bethel A. NJ. T.
church is in II prosperous condition
Mrs. u. Il. Reeves is on the sick list.
d. q. IIill is n great newspaper man.
A crowd of Young people went fish
ing saturday. They had good luck and
a nice time.
Rev. J. d, Dennis preached noble
sermon Sunday night,
Hope is the coming town in this part
of the country,
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c niirmed.

At st Phillips Episcopal church, last
Sunday at 3 o'clock p, m, n small class
was confirmed by the bishop In the
presence Of large congregation. Tho
bishop preached an excellent sermon
on the duty of members in supporting
the church and the work. lie took oc-
casion to congratulate the rector of the
church for the zeal manifested and ex'
ccllcnt work being done by him. The
dean Of Trinity Cathedral was prcscn,
and assisted by giving most interest.
ing talk.
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Grady. AIk.

All crops are doing well.
Daily Knox, one OF our best citizens,
died Monday, leaving host Of relatives
and friends to mourn his death.
Politics are very dull in this part of
the country, think IL will take one
or two big canvass guns TO start the
political machine moving here.
II you want to keep up with the
times subscribe for the Gripr.
Milton Moses was In our town for n
few days, lie lcf, for his home in Little
Rock last sunday, lie is grand master
Of the American Knights Of Freedom,
Miss Ida Spencer and George SNOW
were united In wcdlock on the Goth Of
Of April
Miss savannah liall and T. W. Wright
were married on the 30th Of April.
Mrs. Rose Freeman and Robert Free
man are among the most excellent
families in our section OF the country,
The American guide., 1896-05-09

Program for song service, Sunday,
May 10; /, Song by the chorus, .
Prayer by Mr.. bradley, 3. Song by the
chorus 4, Select reading, Mira NJ,
Roos. ~ Duet, Miss Bette Smith and
Ophclin Turner, o, Essay, Miss Dinl,y
Win. Z. Song by the chorus. $. Select
reading. Mrs. Cora Wc,hcrs. 0. Dccla-
nation, Miss Ada Turner 10. Song by
the chorus, II. Select reading, Mrs,
JeNrics II, Duet, Mrs, Cora Schafcr
and Mrs liursc. ~, Address by the
president II, Song by the chorus ls.
instrumental solo, Prof, II. Hoffman
and Mrs, Page, 10. Recitation, W. A,
Craig.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

Tnr late Baron de llrsch was not
only man Of great benevolcncc, but
he was also wise in tho way OF carry
ing out his magnificent charities DUR
ing his own lifetime, instead OF leav-
ing them to be accomplished after his
death, In other words, he demon
strntcd that It Ia not necessary for
rich man to die before beginning to let
his money do good in the world.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
kollce Of Dissolution,

The public Is hereby notified that the
Great House Furniture company ha,
been dissolved. withdrew from said
company, March n, 90, and have had
nothing to do with said firm since that
date, All persons concerned will please
take notice. {. L. BonASAS.
Gro, w. BouANAy, Agt.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

BRooNLys was strongly opposed to
consolidation with New York, but ms
soon as the legislature repNssed the
bill real estate boom broke out in
Brooklyn which promises to astonish
the natives One New York syndicate
has already invested 100000 in out.
lying Brooklyn property.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Fort Smith, Ark.

j. W. bryant visited In Alma with
his father the past week.
Miss Rachel lson Is on the sick list.
Rev Qualls has two children that are
on the sick list
VIII Montague, of Little Rock, made
u flying trip to our city Monday.
h. D. Harrison spent few days here
last week with his parents
j.. II. Hcnslcy, n. y. McDanicls, Ely
Mitchell, Elonzo l,owden and All Colt
crs are serving on the United States
petit jury,
c Mrs, Matte Montague. OF Little Rock,
has been at the bed side Of her sick
mother
The American guide., 1896-05-09

TnE letters OF George W. Smallcy to
tho London paper which he representa-
IN this country do not seem TO be very
highly appreciated in official quarters.
Fecretary 0lncy says Of Que OF thcmi
II have understood that Mr.. Smalley
was carrying on some negotiations
with himself for the settlement OF the
vcneruclan controversy, but he has
not taken thu statc department into
hh confidence
The American guide., 1896-05-09

IT is by no means certain that tho
new law In New York requiring bicy-
cles belonging to railway passengers
to be carried as baggage will not be
financial advantage to the railroads.
The bicycle is cultiyating a general
taste for travel, and this is directly in
limo with rallMnY inlcrehta.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

TnE report Of the superintendent Of
the San Francisco mint shows that tho
output Of gold In California increased
from sl3, ,sG3, ,2si in 1894 to els, ss4, 3l7 in
1895. Thirty-thrce Of the 81 counties
OF the state are regular producers of
gold, and new mines arc being discov-
cred every year,
The American guide., 1896-05-09

BATINoroS BooTH will not 90 back
under the flag OF his father the gem
eral, but on with his Volunteers. He
is young, and the ambition in some to
make converts, while It Is nobler, is as
strong as the ambition to win political
preferment or to gain military glory is
An ot6srs
The American guide., 1896-05-09
TO ADVERTISERS.

The city circulation of The
American Guide is equal to that
Of any weekly paper published in
Little Rock, and has double that
of any Negro paper published in
the city. Advertise with us,
The American guide., 1896-05-09
CORRESPONDENCE.
llsfne, Isx.


Geo. Nutall anh Mrs. R. II. Hill were
married recently
Rev. Alexandes has returned from a
weeks visit at Huntsville.
Our school cloed last Friday. They
gave an exhibition Friday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. ! Townsell are rsjoic-
ing over the arrisal of a baby boy.
The NJ. T. of A are preparing to have
a grand time the first Sunday in June
Mrs. J. R. MiIigan and Miss Mablc
Ethel will go toDryan next week on u
visit.
Rev. II. A. Wals has gone to Will
mington, N. c., 70 sttend the general
conference.
The Eureka cbb gave a grand ba'
zaar at the NJ. II of A. Hall April 80.
Those presen. wire Miss Mary Hodge,
Eddie and sallie;cavil, Francis Hunt,
Lula Carol, Willie Pickens, Leah Fur
geson, Ella Calhnn, r. d. Alexander,
l.. d. Mitchell, d NJ. Alexander, Edith
Dixon, NJ. Seynore, Florence Ogden
Ethel Miligan, Mrs. Il. q. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Pratt, Mrs. l. Bibby, Mrs
D. L. Sanders, MI. and Mrs. n. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nutall, Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
Nutall, Mcssrs .bhn Minkins, Thomos
Taylor Ed Polk w. I-ightner, NJ. G..
and NJ. d. Howafd, l. Mitchell, {. e.,
Walker, Dan Pugh, W. II. Graves IL
Brown, A. Howird, ]. Carson, j. u.
Thomas, G. W. Elis, $. W, Robinson
W. and r. Ray. Several games were
played and at ~ hour Of eleven they
all marched to',, bic ofrefreshments
and enjoyed t,ssse ives to their heart Is
content.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

GEN, McLAws, the confederate divl-
sion commander, lectured in Savannah,
Gu, on Gettysburg few days ago,
but his voice broke, aud his son, n midi
dlc-agcd man, read the rest Of the dis
course. The few leaders Of the war
who are left are bearing the burden of
many years,
The American guide., 1896-05-09

GEN, WEYLER contends that the time
has not como for reforms In Cuba.
With insurgeut armies closing in on
both sides Of the trocha and mysterious
explosions in his palace, the general
may have occasion to change his mind
In the course Of d month or two.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

next decade so.7o, and from 1855 to 1895
it declined to H. 80, The males out
number the females by 1.s per cent,
and the native born form $50 per cent
Of the whole population. Iowa is con-
sidered an agricultural state, yet AZ, 80
per cent. of its population reside in
The American guide., 1896-05-09

WE have often said through the col
umns of this paper we were of the
opinion that Maj. VIM. Mckinley would
receive the nomination AT the ST. Louis
eonyention on tbY ea lot II Is
noy4 lit1le more esnth hcfor'
- ,e.-s A~t-nvrh, .v,iscnc, win tarcr
fourths of the delegates already elected
we find Mckinley with sufficient
number Of votes to nominate him on
the start. We have always trusted in
the wisdom Of the people to the extent
that in the main they are always right.
Strange as it may seem there are men
high in the council of the party, men Of
national Importance, men that are rec
ogni1ed leaders, who are willing to
make an attempt TO overthrow this out
spoken, unmis,alSable sentiment that
almost covers the entire country from
Maine to California and from the lakes
to the gulf. No greater mistake could
happen to u country or party than to
allow by the meanest triclScry tfor
nothing else could do IL the almost
unanimous voice of the people to be
thwarted We do not believe the pco-
Pile would stand it. We do not believe
they will allow it, We dismiss the sub
icct because we believe It's all tomfool-
cry Mckinley will he nominated ON
the first ballot.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

NEARLY all the young English
princes and prlncesses ride the Wheel,
and the queen herself will invest in an
electric carriage to add enjoyment to
her outings, Perhaps when 1t comes
10 scorching the young folks will do
well to keep up with their royal grand
mother
The American guide., 1896-05-09

As THE estimates of the cost Of the
Nicaragua canal submitted by eng.
necrs of high reputation vary from
sso,oOO,000 to sl50,o0O,Ooo, the whole
subject at present would seem to
amount to nothing more than an eu-
cheering problem with no solution in
sight,
The American guide., 1896-05-09

THE value Of Maryland's farm lands
Increased s5,500,0O0 between 1850 and
1890, making total of sl75, $50.
Intelligence in farming is the rule in
Maryland, and the evidence is ample
that the business pays there.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Elouanl New Hatness

will be sold Mt first cost TO all that buy
n phncton. buggy or carriage at Rein
mans big buggy sale, Third and Louis
lana streets. Some sure enough bar
gains thcrc. so don't get left.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

The muscular Christianity displayed
In New York city recently by COM
mander Booth-Tucker, the new head
Of tho Salvation army in the United
States, ir knocking down q tramp in n
lodging-housc who stabbed him with n
pin and In flooring a companion hobo
who came to the rescue Of the playful
stabber, ought to make him admired
and feared by many shining lights In
New Nork's lower million,
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Memorial Services.

Mt, Pleasant church will hold memo
rial services, Sunday, May 10, at . p, M.
In memory OF Rev, W. O Keith and
wife, who died at Kansas City some
months ago, Of small pox.
j. W. MUSE, Pastor.
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OTHERWISE UNNoTICED.

The gold reserve has been pulled
down to the sieo,0O0,o00 point.
San Salvador, Nicaragua and Hon.
duras have formed confederation.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
DO You lntend

TO buy buggy, or rig OF any lsind9 II
so, you should sec the great consign.
mcnt sale at Rcinman's before buying,
You will surely save big money by
going to Third and Louisiana streets.
TO now. Don't wait or you might get
I.ft
The American guide., 1896-05-09
CHURCH NOTICES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

Program for song service, Sunday,
May 10: /. Address, j. A. Davis. ,
Song by the service. 3. Recitation,
May Lee. 4, Select reading, Mancrva
Evans D. Song by the service. g.
Vocal solo, G. Hancock. !. Song by
the service. $. instrumental solo, Miss
Lydia Anthony. 0. Song by the service,
10. Quartettc, Mrs, NJ. q. lsh and Sc
LECTION. - Song by the ser
The American guide., 1896-05-09

The Cuban government promises to
pay its bonds in gold and so is able to,
sell them at 62, or more than the silver
dollar is worth, the buyer assuming
all risk of the failure OF the revolution.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Our Candidates for School Directors.
ELECTION, May, 1850
WILSON AND W00DsoN.

The medical writer who not long
bincc inveighed against soup as un-
healthful had perhaps not heard of the
Paris lady, aged lO4, whose chief ar
rcle of diet was soup.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Ieyatkann. Ark,

Little Pearl May is on the sick list
Rev. s. d. Jackson Is on the sick list
Mrs. Emma Toney. Of Camden Is the
guest OF Mrs Embra.
Mrs NJ. u. Hosldn will visit Mrs. W.
$. conwcll in Little Rock soon. .
/. W. Qualls, Of Little Rock, is hold
ing things down At the Plat Hotel
James Morrison Is one Of the best
lunch room men N the city. He has
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lowA's state census for 1896 shows
total population Of s,o5s,oGo, tho per
cent. Of increase since 1890 being 7.05.
lietween lie years 1905 and 1870 the
pcrceptags d growth WAS 1850, for tho
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Denbon. Texas.

Mrs, Price is On the sick list.
Miss NJ. A. Alldh Is on the sick list
Miss L. Watson died Friday night.
Rev. johnson 3 ronducting revival
at Mt. Olive Baptst church.
Miss Lucinda Johnson and A. Mccks
were recently visitin; Mrs. johnson, of
this city.
Miss NJ Davis spcat last Sunday in
Sherman, the guest Of Mrs HILL
joint entertainment was given by
the Gate City brass band and the NJ. I.
of A. recently.
A grand conceft was given by Hope
well Baptist chuirh Monday night,
G, W. Ilamblinlgave a lecture Thurs
day night at lIopcwell Baptist church
Subject, Columbus Discovered Amer
lea.
Mrs. Burton, of Sherman, was in the
city recently, the guest of friends.
Presiding Eldcs Moody, of the A, NJ,
T. church, is in the city.
Mrs, Jones died Monday evening. She
leaves n husband, and four children to
mourn her loss.
Mrs. Mollie lIaI and Miss NJ. Davis
went TO Independent Springs recently,
in the interest ohthc NJ. T. of A.
g. W. Hamblin OF Philadelphia, Pa,
who lecturcd her recently, has Travelled
over 1871, 900 mil In his work.
Prof. Barrow, Z Baton Rogue, La,
has been engaged by our band AS an In
strurtni.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

All Communications and remttanees should be
addressed and made payable to J. T. Bush, III
West Third Street. up stairs. Little Rock. Ark.
Agents and correspondents will please write
only on one side of the paper. We do not re-
esve matter for publication in any other form.
Manuscript should be in the office of publication
not later than Thursday of each week.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
The one plac , In tho Uhite

The one plac in the United States
ere married women are Nsolutoly
rlsSs Is -in-n et
Columbia, Teht under the dome Of the
capitol, asit were. This Is not remarl,-
able, as most OF tho congressn cu leave
their wives at homo when they go to
Washington,
The American guide., 1896-05-09
~iVoice of the ! PeOple.t~
Their Hearty Treatment Commence that mas "
cu,med for II Being Made Words Of Grateful Patients

II YOU suffer from diseases you
want the best treatment that can pc
procured. Justice to yourself de-
mands that you should consult the
leading, most skillful, most expert
cnced, most progressive, most sue
ccssful, most popular specialists IN
the United States
They will diagnose your case, con
suit YOU personally or by mail, give
YOU their best advice, and II you
need no treatment tell You so and
charge YOU nothing, your case Is
one that needs attention they VIII
give you just what you need, on the
most reasonable terms, and viii not
take your money without doing you
good ,.,
Onicc days. Friday and Saturday
of each week; those days being de-
voted exclusively to Office work
Oficc hours, 10 Il a, m, To . p
M. sunday. 10 to II u. N.
The most successful and widely
known specialists in Tie United
States and London, England Grad.
uatc. of the most notable medical
colleges Of America and Europe.
IN, Rcn & Co have M sun, rior in
The American guide., 1896-05-09
,qs. AK.

We N'hs
~Boston Nays"-
Too mucn viii Break any,
thing. The ngs City Savings
Bank failed h May /.
NoTICE-to Lime Kill Club: |
want all memb enrolled on my book
to pay more atte1 ion to Its meetings,
The s,rawbcrrJ feast and May day
entertainment the Assembly hall
was grand sucetss
Get in line for the 18th OF May. Hot
Springs lodge No'i7o7, g. U. o. o. f.,
will on that day celebrate their 10Th
anniversary.
| hereby challenge any man in Hot
Springs two mile race on wheel, in
disguise A. Seymour.
Prince Earl is taking vacation. We
believe he will make sneak TO Ennis,
where his heart is. That's right Prince,
go on.
Mrs. Turntine has not quit smiling
since she received the gold watch,
j, W, Glenn Is expecting an appoint
ncnt as T. $, deputy marshal.
$. II. Bacon, hat man at the Airing.
ton. cannot be cxccllcd in his position.
Win Page has heen on the sick list
but is convalescing.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Centennial A. N. c. Church.

MARY GILLIAN. Scc'y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-02-13
Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers.

KINGwooD, w. VA, Feb. IL, 1896
Believing that every tax payer i'm the
county was familiar with my system OF
collecting and discussing the public
fund. have thus far refrained
from newspaper articles other than
notices OF my regular rounds 70 meet
remnants OF former years So far the
prompt payers have held me up, but at
this time, owing to the indifference OF
many who are still in arrears, l feel
that something must be done TO in
crease collections. 1 want TO treat
every body entirely square. at the same
tune | do not intend them TO unload
their burdens on my shoulders Good
promises often made does rot meet the
demands that are now upon me. i now
want just exactly what you owe me
and nothing else. am getting tired OF
the credit system and all other stand
off systems. / don't believe there is n
single person in Preston county assess
ed with taxes that could not pay the
same promptly, IL they would give the
matter the least attention. aud provide
for the same. IL Is all right To pay
other demands, at the same time taxes
are the first lien, and should be con-
sidered the first obligation. / am now
going 10 get right after the sharks, the
drones and liars and | am going TO
make you hustle. IL is too late for ex-
cuses now. Very Truly,
LEROY SHAW, =. L. G.
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MOwESYIIL.E.
RAMBLER

Correspondence OF the Argus.
II these few lines don't fad the way
TO the goat, we will come again.
The rain and snow and Iumbermen
are making plenty OF muddy Roads.
Newton McGee Is hauling lumber for
G. Il. Bergman with a fine four-horse
team.
Vincent Cooke left Sunday for Cleve-
land, Ohio, and other points on "a
months visit.
Mrs G. A. Craig and children were
visiting her parents and friends ia the
Snider Settlement.
The good people of this place are
complying with the law on dogs and q
great many suffered death.
We just got an invitation TO attend a
wedding, and Of course want TO be
there on time, as this is leap year.
Bowermaster e. jackson will move
their saw mill 90 George Myers place
soon TO cut a set Of timber for Lathe
Childs.
G. y. Bergman Is filing the shelves
with new goods i'm his new store Look
out HOwesville merchants, or you will
have TO feed your goods 10 the goat
G. G. Bobo, Of Newark Ohio, and Mrs
Dele VaHcraft, OF Oil City, Pa, were
kaAANh W VIC hNAAaiAAE VI AAAtAf AhNWGNr n f.
J. Bobo, who is very low at this writing
NJ. G. Gibson and &. A. Craig bought
the timber Of +. Guth near HOWesviile.
where they will set their mill soon, as
they have a large order 90 fill on con-
tracts
We beg a small space In your valu-
able paper 10 give the public a faint
sdea Of the unfair treatment the West
Virginia Northern are giving the lum-
bermen at this point They charge 3
cents per hundred pounds from King
wood and haul 10 miles up the heaV-
lest grade they have on the line 20 this
point for 7-i0 Of cent, and for the rest
Of the . miles they charge $40 per
hundred. il this is fair the lumb Der
men don't want 20 be treated fair at all
The Superintendent promised them %
save the transferring, but saves 10 for
the railroad company Give us the
gouge az 70 low freight
DORA NAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-02-13
PISGAn.

Cores pondsnce of the Argus.
G. NJ. Haines made business trip TO
kinRwood last week.
The protracted meeting is still in
progress at Laurel Run.
There seems TO be no end of the mud
and sleighiug is "a thing OF the past.
A. L. and C. l.. Walls hauled n load
OF lumoer To Bruceton. on last Monday
Tor j. Z. Bowermaster OF that place.
Ace Cody of Ruble. Pa, who has
been visiting friends in this section
for the past ten days, returned home
one day last week.
Miss 0rphie Christopher who was Wis
ting friends and relatives here and at
Uniontown Pa, the past six weeks,
returned TO Mr. j. w. Parks at King.
wood last week.
A great many dogs will be sent to
the dog heaven this week, no doubt
which will be quite IA relief to the peo-
pie as there has been two many useless
curs running at large for quite while
aud we think this good plan TO get
rid OF such. Besides some people find
II difficult 10 maintain n family, besides
keeping two or three dogs around
MIGNoN
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Neutrality-suspicious.

Core spondence OF the Argus.
Eddie Guskie is visiting friends at
Keyser.
A. w Brown was at Gladesville
Saturday aud Sunday.
Geo. Brakeiron. the great mesmerist.
has gone to Pittsburg.
H. Sapp, OF Gladesville, was in
town one day last week.
DR. u. w. Showalter, of Grafton.
was ON our streets lately.
Miss Ida KooRtz is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Howell, of Keyser.
). w Metzler spent from Friday un-
Til Sunday at home at Albrightsville.
ThoS Holmes is at home with his
family. Tom is working at Tunnelton.
Parsons. the jolly drummer, for the
Wheeling Drug Co., was in town this
week
NJ, r. Fletcher, OF the Warrington
Bank was calling on one of our young
ladies recently.
AS Dog Days" are now over. we nre
not afraid TO 20 20 the post Office TO
taail our letter, so we will give Won
some of the notes we have gathered
G. W. Snyder, OF Fairmont. stopped
in town over night last week Clark
was formerly from this county and Is
driving thriving trade ia the marble
and granite business
II is understood that two of our
promising young men will soon leave
all they hold dear here and take their
departure for parts unknown. How
heart-rending IL must be for them TO
bid farewell 20 all they hold dear such
as sweethearts. There shall be weep
ing, wailing and gnashing OF teeth
We extend to the boys our sympathy
in this hour OF trial. May they live
long and prosper we'll
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

From the Seminary Herald.
Rev. j. s. y. Jones, pastor at Au-
rora, and a former student, has had
over one hundred conversions recently.
Prof. G J. g. Bennett formerly of
the Seminary, is now post graduate
student Ia the Leland Stanford Uni
veFsity.
We call attention 20 the article con-
cerning the Art Department in this
issue Of the Herald Miss Heermans
has brought mp the standard and grade
Of work In this department greatly
during her two years administration
II command the highest respect and
confidence at present
Commencement this year occurs from
June 9Th 70 18th, the 18th being the
last day. Let ali former students, and
especially the graduates, arrange TO
be present. We expect a larger at
tendence this year than ever before At
All the commencement exercises