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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24
nnISr AFTERNOON


ON motion sc Nj Nu,t,ya a Of Derby.
tnv l!"uS" voted that wh-n il ajjurrn.,
tails afternoon ii b., until $50 TINS ,Nvn-
ing.
..,ad third time md paSs,J-ll. i5i. re-
latino &c application Ia the c,rc,al ass. ~
hy, h. ~, auryo.' waiting Tor purchase ~
additional la00 iur House o.: corr ,'inr.
S,laJr AN. nimcuis ,oIcUrr, Il iE--H. .Si,
relating Ia support "i paUrv.>. II, -,
unN.duas charter Of D,crt,d EiVcy COM
r1uN. n. 81. rol"uns io divorces. II. ~,
aUth' riL.u- states attorneys tu take clerk
tciul, y'2nj jury.
Killed IL. ". r.cv'diug for safe and ac-
"u:a;c test oc milN.-l. ici. same u,lc. Il
~, to TvE'''Ltr telephone, trlcSrIih and
cApV,SS business IN Vermont :. - Ic.dt-
ing I" investment ~ money deposited in
SAVINGS banks. =. II, taxation Of costs in
trustee suits II, 2i, relating To- D;,lyr OF
city judge ~; burlington. Ii. -, inn
prisonm'n, and line cor all offences uf
liquor selling. II. 80 L. provide milk test
rvrd,l,d In building highways. II. i5l,
To change nam, ~ olive y. NaItia,
P!iS iutgudU,vd-H. 4N, iN jo.a; com
mitt,c vU same and iiSNvr.- 81. substitute
inr H. - relating To- posting of public
waters. ,Tvn dollars Tine To "v rcc,Vc' Il
IN action III tv,>laSS. rut owners must
STOCK their streams in order To avail ihcm-
printed.
II, E", substitute Tor II. iti. from the
general committee, authorizing towns Ia
aVpyupcjat, for destruction oi iy,r worms.
urd,r2I tn l.e and nc printed.
mind 'cSiiNE ouiervd-H. ~. relating
u ass SSH mt insurance companies tas
&TvnI>d. H. 81 ttS amend IN AN ut,
amending section Ill, V. :, relating To
elections.
~, ~. / .I,inE l. the REORGANIZATION oi
~" NaiiouA, Guard, was !HVy;ably r.p. r.
vj with rrcomm Hd0li ~ ~ amcnjm .nts.
The amendments md the nil! w#re ,N-
p.ain"d and supported by Mr.. Ru,t"ruell
Il Derby. Tn" Hmcndm eulS wnr, al ~
.G. MIR ballard II Georgia opposed The
hill. ON 'hr question cf third reading N,
vote stood yeas -, nays -, NO guor,m vUt-
ing, MIR, Carpenter NJ HulltrJ city moved
that the bill he made the special order fl
tomorrow NJ y, IN.
Road third Jimo and pasSoj-H SaS. t.
repeal act NJ, loe, acts Ci l>.~;, entitled an
net 10 prevent thu Us" e poisonous sub,
stances on frui, ,rrvS i'm blossom U>
'mcrd' ~. n. So, IN amandmen, NJ an ACT
- incorporate the Security ami Invest,
mcnt company - 81 J,hushury :. g.
with PROPOSALS 81 amendment To author
iXc ihr town ~ lau,,lry i ISSUE certain
bonds :, li>, To iucyu a.-lJc IN, GCoGr ~
Llhr0N
H. IL, amending statutes limiting rate
Ci dividends t. - raid Ny savings banks
~ threw and onv-ha,f i-r cont. pr an
mum was iavorb,y reported Third '"ot'
Ing was rriuScu,
Senate bulS rrlvrrrJ-S. j.. relating ID
deer in parks ~ enclosures. joint com
mittrr IN game and tshcrios.S. q. ~ nd
ing sec. $50, V, :, ny ,U'arsing powers Ct
States attorneys; Judiciary mmitt"" :
~, am ending section So 'rd rep alina
,..ti1u yS-H - ,.,,~,r,o3-r-. IN Tgnr,Ss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24
sENATE-AFTERNO0N.

H. lve. quad, 0nal appraisal of Rarro
WIS called M ty senator RHtchelder ms
vote paSSinS il VAS r,CuUsiir aud mo-
pnS0l NJ amendment Was made Ia the
house, ana bill passed in concurrence
House hills refrrrcd-H 40 10 prevent
fraud in sale OF garden seeds, agriculture.
H. ~, reVairS O. Windsor county sail;
cencral committee II, idl. CaVendsA
ApueduCt company; corporations, Joint
resolution re.atnS IL paN Of pages and
messengers; State and court expenses
Joint resolution Tor mileage ana dchcn-
lures Tor widow ~ NCri RsN. State and
court vNpCnSrS.
kiGS mtrcduccd-Gy senator Hit, les
relating Ia state i'oaTl Of AGriCuturs,
agriculture. tAlakes the SoVernor, the
president ii State Agricultural colcse,
and four others IL be appointed ami con-
hrmed. the board of agriculture.
House proposals Of amendment concur
red into :. III. duties of lrraHt officer
Amendments lost and third reading re-
fused,
&. 4. relating Ia m3,caSe ro~Ss, WAS r.
ported by majority of the committee
with extensive amendments
: II ,rvrijUE q department or nsu-
rance, was t1kCn up as a special order.
The third reading NJ the hill was refused.
Hnls introduced 10y senator Grimth, s.
10, In provide Il vault Tor auditors Office;
State and court expenses.
Sy same. :. l,c t. provide vault for
the State treasurcrs office; State and
court expenses,
:, ", creating a department of insu-
rance, WAS taken up as spccia, order,
and thru reading refused by yea and
nay vote Of Ii Ia =
/ y, AN. relating To insurance companies.
WAS taken up rs special order and third
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

Builds up tn" system; puts pure. rich
hood in the veins, makes mon AM v "u, n
strong ana healthy Burlpck Blood Bit
tors. At any drUg store.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

OcNTitt'S CCiiC - Cholera Cure.
nir-aa.;t, cui-N reslits. safe &c i;ce.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

Dewitt collie - Cholera Cure
Pleasant. quick results. ale to WA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

Cure the cough and save the life" DR.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs
and colds, down To the NclI verge ~ ,on-
OSaS.1as,
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win he served by making sure of health.
1t will be Il loss OF time and money Ia no
and purify your blood. In
this way all germs of disease will be eN-
RELIED sickness and suffering will be
avoided. and your health will he preserv-
ed Isn't this wise course
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

"a TO vote aud Mr.. Carpenter e Rutland
s'1tir. ,hut hUt f"w M mbvrS Uut,r,.c 4
tho bill, moved that the l!l' h, ,rd,'''l
t. lie and o.. w'd' "A Sls,iol order fOc
/ morrow II o'clock In IL. at'"rl" Il,
The rate ot nts~cs, wHich Saviug ;
lar.s shall ! viii mos d" y Ted from
I To- o.. per C,.t- rs Was proposed h HeuS
iii y. l?. IN HCUs" refusing /, - ;h.Vl
o.. u.r, after very interesting Ills VI sion.
Mr.. IUr.eGt.r If RUtlgud city AMI Mr..
M1itocks II plnvii,c favored IN Ci.l II
MAS opposed by Mr.. hc"d e Svtrsorr-.
-, Harris ot Hcn,,ugt u, MIR Fish -:
West Rutland. sir. Ware u Wilmington
and Mr.. ttl,tr, Of Georgia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

HOODS PILLS are the only pills tn
take with Hoods Sarsapar.lla, Price y
cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24
4 LOCAL
Disease
4 Climatic
Affection

Nothing hut a local
remedy + change If
climate Will cure II.
Get a weil-kuowu
pharmaceutical lem-
cdy,
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TuE EVENING SESSION.
House EVENING.

Evening ss!rnS wnr' inauEurat,d to-
ni-ht. IN motion If Mr.. ButtsrhcId Of
Derby. II. official report follows;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24

Held &c porhy, Bond of Scarshurg and
Emery of Chelsea favored. MIR. Abel de-
mandcd the yeas and nays..Thc result II
The vote was; Yeas lsr. nays a; and the
lin was passed.
IN motion of Mr. Gardner Of Pownal
adjourned.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
PERSONALS.


Mr.. Jas. A. Andrus of Canton,
Mss. 10 with his relatives and
friends in Oxford TO take q few
weeks rest from business cares
We were the happy recipients
Of Z call from Miss Ida Nav,
the brilliant editor Of the
Southern Home Journal, of
Jackson, Miss on Tuesday last.
Mss Sallie Jones returned TO
Oxford from her present home
In Deie0n, Texas, on Monday Of
this week. She will visit her
friends over the county before
her return.
Mrs. Julia Overstreet Of Pa
duezh, Ky, is visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. But
falOe Of University sheet.
Mrs. Betty Martin Of Leba
non. Tenn, is the guest Of hei
daughter Mrs. Roane, on Norii
street
Mrs. Dora Long Of Jackson
Tenn, apent several days will
friends and relatives in our cit,
during the past week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
A Method
according
to Nature.

The experiments of modern ply
sicians and scientists have establish
ed the fact that many of the germs
Of disease enter the body by the in
halation of air Laden With bacteria
or microbes These germs are very
small, but their work u deadly.
Still many of these are compare
lively harmless, 10 persons in health
but a- soon a. an organ IL diseased
IL is attacked The experiments of
Koch and other have shed much
light upon this important subject.
But up TO the present time, the cul-
ture of bacteria apps ars to have
met with much greater success than
their destruction. AS We can do so
little to destroy these minute enc
mics, il is the most sensible course
tostrengthen and revitaliza the
system so that II may repel and
resiss their destructive influence,
and does ii not seem very fitting
thai the revitaiixing element should
enter the body through inhalation
of oxygen which Is at once a re-
viialixer and germicide The ex-
perience of wears aud the testi
mony of thousands show Compound
Oxygen to be the agent needed
II you wish further information
write US aud we will send you, free
Of charge, abundant evidence. Send
for book of two hundred pages,
with records and testimonials of
surprising cures of various forms of
disease and debility. II will cost you
nothing to convince Yourself
Hon. Treatment is sent out by
express, to be used Al home.
Once treatment Is administe red
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
Union Female College.

We are indebted to Rev. n
5. Maddox, president of L. F.
C.. for a most beautifully en-
grsved program of the com
mencement exercises OF that IA
nous institution, which begins
on Sunday next. We doubt il
there has ever been more elab-
crate preparations for a sue
cessfnl series cf entertainments
by this time honored college
than will be given this session,
We take pleasure in giving the
friends and patrons OF the col
lege the program viz:
Sunday, May - -Bsecalarreate
Sermon. II A. m. Rev. ID. Steele,
Monday, May z3--Art Levee, p,
m. Elocution Recital, $50 p. m
Tuesday. May A-AIumnae Meet
ing. 10 a, m, Grand Concert s:3f
/ p. m
Wednesday, May 3S-Valedictory
10: 20 q. M, Miss Elizabeth Leland
| adires III A. M, Rev, II. w. Sears
cppferring Degrees; Awarding
Medals
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
Abbeyille.

Cbildren's Day was duly OBJ
served at the Methodist Church
Sunday. The Rotations and
music were rendered with spirit
and animation and the children,
To the number ofa hundred or
more, were thoroughly inter
ested throughout the entire
program
A large congregation assem-
BLEED at the Domitory last We'd
nesday and participated in the
Memorial exercises conducted
BY Revs. Harsis aud Langly.
The students of A. y. :. took
their annual fishing excursion
last Saturday. The procession
Mas formed on the campus AT
s.30 o'clock and by 4 Was NOV,
ing norsswzrd towards the
/ raIlzhaichie. The Snperintend-
cot nj the I. G. had given orders
/ for everything TO be side-track-
ed -Skasin- the manifest freight
and 50 the procession continued
/ without interruption to the raul
Rad bridge; where fishing was
begun in earnest, and eOntinu-
ed until one l o'clock when We
repaired to the mill Capt Avis
fried tie nsh, and enjoyed a
most beautiful repast. Mrs.
Wilson Was present and aided
the children in the enjoyment
Of the day.
An elOcutIOn contest will he
held on eth inst. This contest,
under able direction Of the
accomplished elocution teacher,
Miss Irene McXie, promises to
be the most interesting ever
held within the history OF the
A. n. S. There will be about
twelve contestants and sew
ersl elegant medals are to be
awarded and the interest in the
contest is growing intense, and
We doubt not that those who
attend will at Once conclude
that this department of the
Normal is second to none in
this section Of the country.
DIR. Terrell spent last Tues.
day in Abbeyil,e the guest oil
the Normal which upon his
recommendation was affiliated
with the University in Greek
Latin, Mathematics, EngIisI
Including Rhet0ricl and His
tory.
OBSERVER.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
Dr.. W. B. NcNahon.
Buffalo ithia Water.
Springs Nos. One and Two
South Side of Public Square. -ss

In Diseases OF Women and Children Nervous Dyspepsia Ma
arial caehesa Uric Acid Diahess, Brighrs Disease,
Renal t'alcui. Etc
DP Wy HOWARD Baltimore. OF women
Children in the University
ihia srings No Sulphur
Springs ,ireenbrier equity, following:
aude to the abiding debility attendant the
Fever m all
Atonis Dyper. Hssct.onr bsriar to
called upon HAYES great
would say Euraoe
SPRING. IN Meek. nburg County Virginia :.
ASSOCIATION saws: The Buffalo Iths Water Spring S IL ,sasi
distressing symptoms promptly and permanently relieved by In
ainne have
observed marked beneficial results from it, Of
Teehng Infants have sent many patients OF 4 ess to the sprn
for the this water ard without exception they returned to
JAMES SHELTON Formerly many rsa resident Physician
at the Springs Buffalo Lha Water is
the .haus,ed nervous svs !; ana re-
possible adaptation in
n,an and HsnSs Neuralgia DISORDERS of Tse'hns
Springs No ? in with No
known for its oft marvellous Renal
bladder Bright Disease Gout rheumatism
THOMAS ATKINSON, Er- presiden, Mede.
ons pesus 70 in Cis and Fsves snd in All 81 %
asins under Malaia influences ioand hy IN s
and obstinate sass OF DYSPEPSIA an my after trial
The valuable
those of Alternative and Tonic characterize
na. Is the D., Tori. y al the 4s To
disease oy in cagory there snne
thas eqasi 10 all the Medicines Of
BUFFALO hy Druggist. gem
orally BOOK of testimonials cent tree on Application
Springs Open for Guests June 18th Close October Isl
Proprietor. Buffalo Lith;a Springs, Va,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
ON TO CUBA
Are You Ready to Answer
the Expected Call of
Our Governor For
100000 VOLUNTEERS.

These men win face greater dan
ger than Spanish bullets Cuba
has an unhealthy climate, which
none bot hardy, vigorous bodies
can resist.
You may be one OF that splendid
army; hence. IL you wish to avoid
a miserable record of sickness, or
possibly worse, You should At once
put your system in condition to
Withstand the baneful Cuba climate
II your digestion is disturbed, blood
impure, bowels irregular or you
have malzrial gems IN your sys-
tenn, take liberal and frequent
doses Of Prickiy Ash Bitters; it is
the greatest system regulator and
blood purifier, en- earth. 1t cleanses
the bowels, cures constipation, re-
lives indigestion, v,tAlixes the blood.
strengthens the kidneys, liver,
stomach and bowels. Its marvel
Gus purifying and Strengthening
properties viii so fortify the body
that IL viii be proof against the
germs Of yellow fever, malaria or
cholera In short it keeps the sys-
tenn In perfect order.
PUT 4 BOTTLE IN YOUR
XNAPSAcy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19

o-s Of ~ zoe, s.esaai and
enjoyable social events of the
SEASON ~as the reception given
To Sigma Chi fraternity last
Thursday evening. by Mr.. and
Mrs ID. I. sultsn, in honor OF
their son, Robt. u. Sultan.
The members Of the fraternity
with their young lady friends
we're received most cordially
by their host and hostess. The
reception rooms were most at.
tractively decorated With palms,
evergreens and q variety oi
beau iiul flowers, prominept
among which were white rosee,
the cmblemstic flower of the
fraternity. The decorations
wer r:ade still more attrac.
tive by draperies of bunting
and ribbons of blue and gold,
tine fraternity colors.
The party Was a mas, con
genial one and the constant
hun of conversation, and the
merry laughter. proved the
fsultless entertainment of the
hostess and ,hr Thorough EN-
joyment fall present.
Delightful refreshments were
SERVED during the course of the
the e,ening. At a late hour.
after many expressions OF pleas
ure and appreciation for the tn
ioyment of the evening. the
guests babe "A reluctant good
night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sultan were as
sisted in the entertaining by Dr.
A. A. Young and wife. Hon.
J. L. Kyle and wife aud Mrs.
W. A. l.0aue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19

The baseball game played at
Jackson, Tenn, last Saturday
between the University team
and 5. w. Is. l.. team resulted
in Q score of ~ to u ih favor OF
the University. The team, on
their return, was met mt the
depot by the student body with
"A brass band and torches. and a
rousing procession was formed
marching through the principal
streets Of our city.
In the contest for IIermean
, Freshman medals. Dc last Friday
evening, y. Z. Kyle, Jr. won
first medal and ). L. Rowan
second medal.
Oa next Friday evening will
be held an orAtoricai contest
to choose the representative o.
the University at Mont Eagle
this summer. A number oil
strong speakers will take part
Next Saturday afternoon vii
occur the Annual Field Da,
sports and in the evening thu
athletic exhibition will TAX
place.
i DIR. p. ii. SAUNDERS entertain
ed his Junior and Senior classeI
and their young lady friends
last Thursday evening. A de
ltghtful feature Of the evenins
was a jaunt through Greece:
Dr. JIG. Deapree and Dr. I
II. Saunders we're absent th
first few days of the week. sfs'
ting AFFILIATED schools
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19

Iou can't work well when the
stomach. liver or hbwels are
dis0rdered. Prickly Ash Bit
tiers is what you need. " re-
moves that listless feeling
sweetens the breath, promotes
good digestion activity and
cheerful spirits. Sold by X X
Chiffon < 60.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
LOCALS IN BRIEF.

Don't fail to attend Annual
Field Day Saturday.
Children's Day will be OBJ
served at Mt. Zion church, east
Of Oxford, Sunday.
The business houses Of the
city will close at Z O'Clock, ex'
cept Saturday. evenings, from
now until September 1.
The closing exercises OF the
present session of the Public
school has been the interesting
feature of the week. Yesterday
was devoted to the primary
classes and today the com
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19

That man is not lazy whose
liver is torpid md whose bow
els are clogged up. He needs
Psickly Ash Bitters. Its cleans
ing and stimulating properties
will quickly restore activity,
energy and cheerfulness. Sold
by X. X. Chiffon Il Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
NOTICE.

Owing To the fact that am
now selling nothing but stall
fed cattle. and the high price
1 have tn pay for s.Te, will
compel me. from now On. tn
charge more for meat.
W " kIuBLE
May /, 1898.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19

just think. 80 Oxford Bibles
sold in eight days by the we'll.
known agent. q. II. Evans. Mr..
Eveus has made arrangements
that enat les him to sell the
latest edition of the indexed
Oxford Bible for only $50.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
.Drs. Starkey & PaIen.
No. 1929 Arch Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Non-ResIdent Notice

Non-kesIdent Notice
The State of Mi sissippi:
To Abe Jackson, defendant,
whose post-onice is unknown. you
are hereby commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court OF La:
Fayette County, mississippi, on the
second Monday in June, 1898, al
Rules TO defend the suit filed i'm said
court by Francis Jackson IN which
you are defendant
This the IS day Of May A. ID. 1895
b. p. GRAY, ''lerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19

LOST-On Thursday Of last
week one ladies. black pocket
book containing. 30 cents. some
old gold coin and number Of
Racket Store purchase tickets
Finder will return same to this
osf3ce and be rewarded.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
kERSHAW
HAS
RErOvED

HIS Clothing rac'ory'wo Doors
West of DR. Isom's Drug Store
aud next door To the Rsrn. r
shop Suits mad. 70 c.t.t for
81 Psr's for "a. rlesnirg
and Repairing Specially.
w EFESWsW sysr.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-05-19
Vniise.

will visi, the several vot
ing precincts of Lafayette
county for the purpose of reg
Is,cring the voters oi said
county on she following days
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I. c. K. K. Sche Iule.
SCHOOLS.
,,osIrIoy GUARANTEED to

noSITION GUARANTEED 10
Graduates OF HARRIS PRAtTI-
CAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, School OF
Shorthand aud Telegraphy.
JACKSON, MISS.
We have bought the Wyatt Colleges
here and at Meridian but have
.old the one at Meridian and
are prepared to give our students
the very best business training Ia
DC had anywhere. Scholarship so.
Catalogue sent on application
n. j. HARRIS, President.
Jackson. Mis..
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WANTED - Good lOca ]
agents to handle q hrst class
line of books, salary or CON-
mission, Apply to i
g. H. EVANS,
Oxford, Miss.
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G. II. Evans handles and up
to-date line of books. Don't buy
before seeing him. He will
save you money.
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FOR SAiE-A nice piano
can be seen at the Baptist par.
sonage. Also a good Organ al
Warren Institute.
MRS. G. A. LANCASTER
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meu'enen' exercises xiil take
place and the graduates all re.
ceive their diplomas. Tough,
an ,nteriEiumen. will be gwen
oy the pupils 10. The benet, Of
'he school library. Ac extend
ed notice of III. exercises os the
"ees viii apPsas m our next
issue.
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Use Chiiton's Reliable Dial
rhoea Cure--a sure shot for
Diarrhcea Dysentary and all
Summer complaints
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Bogard & Logan are now
handling the great Apex Illumi'
Mating Oil. This is the finest
oil on the market.