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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-28
Lost Prize FOund and Retnrnea

The $40 gold piece which Miss Vera
Godfrey lost after receiving it as a prize
at the High School commencement exer.
clses Wednesday night, was found and
returned t. Miss Godfrey by Miss Alice
Hanna OF No. 1916 West Ninth street.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-28
LOTTERY Cnse TnninLt

The case OF Edward O'Connor va. Max
bramson, will be heard in Magistrate
Pritchetrs court tonight. The charge
against Abramson is for bein1 concerned
in lottery.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-28
Shamrock III Coming In a,ru..

Glasgow, June 27.-The Shamrock III
whose tuning up trials begin Friday
and continue on the Clyde for ten DAYS.
after which she will be prepared for
her transatlantic trip, is expected ia
arrive at New York about Aug IL
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-28
Observation-Disclosures.

Edward Monaghan of Philadelphia
and Miss Julia Garner OF this city, were
married in 1T. Paul X. G. Church lsst
evening at o'clock, by the Rev. John
j. Connolly.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-28

Argument i'm Cause Case.

Argument in the ease Of III. r. Ganse.
resident vs.. the Harlan 4 Holdings
worth Company will h. heard before tic
hancrllor in Chambers at Dover TO-
lay.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-28
T. H. PennOCk &CO.

Tailors. Clothiers and
Furnishers.
Boston One-Price Clothing
House
2I3 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
We give Stamps.
Store open Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-28
Larceny ola Diamond Ring.

q. Nj. Mechner was arrested bv officer
Pierce last night on the charge Of steal
ng apocketbook and diamond ring iron,
Way Harris of Philadelphia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-07
|ISERCIONES PARTICULARS
IMPERTERR1TO

hata proximamente cinco mesea que |
aUnnIs, aVida siempre de nuevas vic |
", roSd con ~ peAtilents bAba el linn
oPsie dc mi reputation, sin consFguir
'lquieFa empsfarlo. 7 no satitfechs de
Iai'rioFsS derrotas yuelve hoy 4 la Car
mae enOarL iHAda que antes.
4 iegbn pareoe, Lo fAlta quien atire
ID J qulsn PECpoDga J qaien d soto
qa'Ai Por amedrsntarnA, haga lie
ml' oidos SordaS J encubiertAa anne
AnenaSAs que, la Verdad, ni me qui
lutnO, nj me har&n vAriAr de ideas,
|" 0ostumbres. Antes bien las agrades
P0f Ia mPortanoia que dan 4 IL insig
taaEs humanidad de cate pobEe cura que
1pfe % hS tenido en- tan POGO.
0'asmnaIgo, ESQ me empeoe para, si
" Iea ctveetere a los que taLto, on eRs
WOO 90 c9upsn de mi, iudicArles donde
GaA s'guridsd pueden enoontrArme.
u0fanta 81 dia, en- oil oumpiimiento ds
u'Oai COMO Agente oobrador de RentAe
''s'' 10 easa cludad. De clio pueda
"a'sf nj prlScipal don Enrique Miro.
~ "a nochs, es deoir, de siete 4 do
Csdd4ds
e0no De nAda me agusa Ia oonciencis,
"mPoco me preooups; peTo poY al
OO Cue hoy no p&sa de ser an xumor,
i"s i., @ahans Was do hseho, IJss6s! y
III ISs'''aaa' ssa nG0G misterioss, snvo:-
G'us en- sus sscrttoa il q 1jos ('ic) me
r:a :a's Auoumbir; d6ienme antes, que
asao olerto Lioenciado, lance ana
'"'onadA la Pslona
tapfes1Tar anciosa
~ Pf'tsnde de mi j6ven vida
No., Setoa me acechas sigilosa,
~que Ia enYidis d tn rencor convidar
y. ,r'v1'mAts mas. Levanta oil brsEo,
H." gaada1s cruel nervioao ports.
~t''s a'n compasi@nl NADIA me imports
L = ni vida SO ha cumplido el plaxo.
m,a l''no me d& ahors que mas tardei
n G'1uo 70 Pltzoa ven. Tranquilo espero
!actsnois nj alarde.
!, y 'sts 20 el primero
nv utlno; que todos,
ius DO varioa modes,
'''0' Samos 4 tn antojo Zero
H. Francisco FONT.
f'aaosO, MarSo do 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-07
sAL0N-BARBERIA,
-DE-
MODESTO GOTAY MALDONADO
PLAZA ALF0Ms0 MI MOm. sa

El duefiO de este estableoimisnto tiene
81 gusto dc ofrecer al pablico an general y
sus amigos de la localidad de Ia Isla
ans serVioios en- este Salon Bor6erEa, don
as seran atendido CON prontitud, esmero,
hmPleAa, sleganeia y modiOidad en- los
preoioa.
San Juan, Puerto Rice.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-07
NOT a 8

,o AL s0os que el licenOiadO
Il'i l,aI, a'I CANA, jusa de rs'idsncia
ppi9 a. = f,Il6 IN pleito entire 81 sde.
D. Ja'u, oa,o de- La6n J licshCiado San
~ ROnUs s"sE Dor les Humas On que es,
y. s''I: Ir:sol.msdo 4 'quel 81 soma1ls 70
ISi !. i grnDierfa que administrAba
Y, 5on Fernando
,,,ds 90 ssf6 de ID ssctea de
AIslsI .n,o s Be cAlle del aol-San
sH' l'T <, AZ don FrsnOisOO Pareia.
| r,,alna,nn.dsmente : % M reOibio solo una
\ ' ID osrset'r leVs'
=, ,.rd. 8 psrti6 en- s+lturoc uU
Sy'd' i. i red tsltfonica' csyendo 90
4 y ops = 'oonurioa fae'aa' al tf"n "iSo
b ,,,ilos momeutoa pssAbA un 90
30 .. y dd.bsIlos spf iron fuertes que
!. y nor topaz Ell Alambre con 81
n conductor d4! osfIaslF' Ac"n"o
lld., qasd6 ile'0'
u.a.ns do aver no individuo.
|, ~ !, I.Isao osyo en- 10 mas Pre- fan
/ w ~ bOdsga del yapor Puerto Rico,
NJ ,s ocupsba lquel en- opsracione'
|S,,o,rgs, dtUtroIAudoGsls comPieta
N il cabsEa.
y " iSfsIis 50 enouentra grave en- sl
Eih
:. !. di,Uelto n ATecibo lS meTcan
|. ! girsba bsio Ia raz6n de Pedro no
Y 'sauslla villa, austitny 6ndole otIa
!. dssnomius Mora y 4FIeso. Eata re
EmIa / los mismos negocios que ls
tm
Aturo salguero pubIio6 haos dfas
,rloulo en- Mayoga coItra don Fe
N Bnors. E,te prepAra contra aquel
lsrgica hoja 'ueita que levsntarA
)olGi.
Az aadAn loa repubioanos.
a. h,lla yaosnts Ia esouela rural dc
b Hsradndeg. barTio de Yauoo.
Nu dicen de Aibonito que aquel
10 sita en- ls mas completa miseria.
Nj de 40 cssas de- familia han aldo
IdM,
Y Ioi pGritos lasadoTes -rep0blica
como en todss las looalidadeR-son
lfoI
al grsno de Arenso. Asf ss llama
publication de Yauoo que no ae Ia
sido por ssts redaecion.
Lol taGadoRes nombTados para sl
bio DO Adiuntaa son Josd JimsneB,
mel GArrAssegui, Joss Rosario GslPl
NJ Victor Rosslf' todos republioanos.
yuno de sllos tisne bienes sonocidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-07
TranqzaIadad, salad .RePSs@' para AAs
maares y las Crt@twr@s.
EL JARABR CALMANTE de

Ell JARABR CALMANTk de 10
Sra. WINSLOW, ne da los Amos sn
al periodo de ID DENTlCLON. Les
ablsnda Las snofas, resuelvs 10 innama-
ci6n, alivia todo dolor, y cura el coifco
ventoso. Inooente eicaz On tod os 10
essos. Aconsejamos laa madrss aus
tsngsn IN nifio enfsrmo. que no ae1es
que 10 prevention propis nj la do osros,
evite oil uso dc esta met icins qua proPor-
oions aHvic ssguro, sbsosuis@ssss ssSuro
aI 10 Hsa 0Portanamsnss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-07
JOsE BOADA

EBANISTA
Ofrece sua servicfos en- 10 Gale DC
Alfonso. Caguss, Puerto hico'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-07

>, ,,,ds 90 ssf6 de ID sactea de
Alslsts tne,o BE- -cAlle del aol-San
lG' 80 Z, ds don Francisco Pareia.
r nn.unn,dsmente % !, reoibio solo una
a. !. osrsettr levs'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-07
BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brcnham Texas. June 6 The feast "
the blessed sacrament or Corpus Chiis 1,
was almost universally celebrated by tho
Polanders OF Washington county Thursday.
a large pumher Of them coming 10 town 10
attend services at the catholic chu ch ms
10 the most splendid festival of IN RnmlH
Catholic church, s!ituted tn 1854 Ia non
OF OF the conse Grated Il, 81 In the EucharlS,
ana with a view 60 It's alteration by Pone
Urban ", who appointed ar lts cetcbr
ton Thursday, the eleventh Day an
Whhsundas or Pentacost aud who pom
iseI t. an the penit,nt who to part IN
II Indulgence for period of 40 10 d0 $,
Death relieved the oAg Suntring OF Sns,
Mituc Wallace. wife OF dr j. W Wallace.
at their home a lew miles aSt ot the city,
at b.45 Wednesday aftclnouu For SIX
~ ars she has been an INVALID nud great
sufferer and the heroic furiltade and ia.
thence vita which she awaited the hMu
summons was an attest OF toe gentle Chrls
LEA, spifit OF tn estinaple ndN, she was
40 years and muntns OF age, aud besides
the beg ave hushHh leovrt two chlItti
The funeral took place IRON the ianly
residence NJ g % clock lnuysday attetn"hn,
ne striking employees O. HE urst toor
OF the Rrcnham furniture factory lost on
They left their plncrs ana Wle thelf ue'
man is we're refused hey suuck for other
places to hnd work
No 10. knights ~ 4 .n-us hei NedntS-
daA night. the FOL wins OF GERS or the
ensuing term we're elected I, H. DwNtr
chancellor j Il, York. mn ter 81 ", rki
d. Nanucss, prelate. Gteen Morgan
master at arms A. W Watson, inntr
Arg,n: a. a. BeiH ourV cUsL Tines g
officers will be installed ihr FRS WcdneS-
uay night I'm July.
Mrs Charles Fellows. grand chief Of the
Rathboue Sisters came tn from houston
-. isuHy NON, Hat Wi urga nA
temple OF the Rathbone Sisters ut this
pmcc She will SO from here 80 ] mpc'.
Proc H. NJ Tafycr Of Prairie View stat
Normal college, who Is conductor OF the
colOreu normal in session mere arrived
Wednesday He says that thef had net
Ger attendance for the hrsi Wees dian re
expected and mad the prospect OF still
better attendance next week.
Mrs IIinze, wife OF Nir Henry Hin2e,
Of william Penn died at Then home near
that place "Wednesday Afternoon at .
o'clock Of congestion, She was about -
years Of age and besides her husband
leaves two small children 10 mourn uer
untlmclv demise.
Rev Simpson and Rev Allen OF Gliding
are conducting protracted meet ng at
Burton.
The stockholders OF the Burton oil mill
VIII huu their ANIMAL 'mceIin FOR the
election OF officers on the 18th Instant.
Mr.. c. d. Cortcs of IIoust 1. 10 the
city on bus.uess connected with uls broth.
ers estate. tue lake " -. lurycs
hshing trip 90 EAe'e Lake. Quite mum.
lei OF Brenhamltes are going down TIL
last Of this week; others IN the early part
Of neat week
Mrs Charles Riley ~ Mllano is hero 10
attend the commencement exercises of ifi,
Erouham high school and Is guest of Mrs.
II NJ. Lochrldge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-07

name % Anderson should come together
those bearing the name N Brown should
come together, etc. to the end 81 fhc
alphabet. The county superintendent n,ust
likewise make similar roll for each rifv
or town In his county constituting an in.
dependent school district For the county
he must make summary OF al the chl.
dren and attach the same TO the county
roll. In like manner he must make A sum
mary for each Independent district and
attach II to thc-roll " such district These
consolidated rolls 20 he used hv the caun-
" superintendent. must DO made hy him
on form ~ As furnished hy this depart,
the summary attached must I've sent Nv or
before JULY l, to the state superintendent
and the other COPY most be filed Wifh fhr
county clerk. All packages Sont 10 the
state superintendent by express must he
prepaid, The returns from each county
81 the state must be sent to Austin on or
before july l. No further extension Of
time win he given since the cntire month
Of July Is granted by the law to the state
superintendent for mixing the anal returns
20 the state board Of education When
ever the state superintendent has reason
to believe that fraud OF carc,essness has
prevailed In The preparation VI the returns
forms ,N' or ~" rs the vase may re-
win be called for aud carefully examined,
and corrected II necessary, by the depart
mcnf of education. as provided for I'M mo
law. County superintendent should care
fully exclude all duplicate names as we'll
as all children who reside tn adjoining
counties County superintcndents arc here
preparing and forwarding these census reT
$ Kendall.
state superintendent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-07
A PRETTY LITTLE STORY.
Mrs. Governor 5eckham Entered the
Trannist Monastery Of Gethsemane.

Mrs. Governor 6eckham Entered the
Trappist Monastery Of Gethsemane.
Gethsennne, KY June 5.Whcn Mrs.
Governor Beckham Of Kentucky passed the
portals of the famous old trappist monas
tery Of Gethsemnne today she carried with
her the distinction Of heing the second NO
man that has ever had the honor 10 dis.
turb the monastic peace OF this heautlful
old monastery The party was led 10 me
porter's lodge over which If the sign whien
forhlds women to enter under pain OF eN-
communication Mrs. Beckham glanced ~
the sign and then at the lay brother IN, MS
brown. coat, whose duty Is to prevent rem
iulnp Invasion But for once the monk was
.disnrined and the woman ruStled prOulN
Nv into the sacred domain of the trapplst
ascetlcs The ban Of perpetual silence ol
brothers in the white cowl was Temporarily
lifted hy the abbott and the brothefs were
nermItted 10 express their pleasure az
meeting the executive. ,,.-,.
Al n dinner rendered by Father uprttht,
Governor Beckham spoke of former VISIT
he had made with party OF young men
and women. ~ t,o+bo,
ave were graciously received ey FathGf
Edward who was then the abhot Nc sd4A,
..bnt we were forbidden within these sacred
nrccincts The Young woman Win NV
neered Into the door and expressed a de
sire TO "a In. When Mr.. Beckham IS gov
ernor and you are Mrs. Beckham YOU mag
enter. said Fnther Edward with ~. ~,
smile The Young woman who Dinsheu
then was Jean Fuqna, now Jean fillIa
HprkhBm mans ambition ana "A N"llan :
curiosity have now opened the gates OF the
monastery 10 US both.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-07
HIGHER COURTS.
The Surname Court

Austin, Texas, June 6--The following
proceedings were had in the supreme court
today.
Reversed aud reminded: Galveston uar.
risburs and San Antonio Railway Company
Us Mary T. Brown al Bexor county. ~
sullivan 4 Co. VS.. Texas Briquette ala
\ OIL company et al ,}eNar county.
=, Submitted Texas and Pacidc RAILWAY
Company vs.. Richmond & Tiffany, Dlias
county G. Wright VS. Josie i Bel.
Hurts county; Thomas Martin vs. Jonn
I McAllistcr ct al, 1arrant county
Applications refused: John "A Balcher
Ct al vs.. Cassidy Brothers Live stock
Commission Company, Archer county Gal
,on, Harrisburg and san Antonio lllli.
way Conlpnnl VS.. T a Williams. Medina
county Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
way Company VS. John b. Martin ain
county; Allie L. Harvey ct Al ", Thomas
Sutton Austin county; John T Fletcher
ct al vs.. +. ]. Gates, administrator, Cooke
county, john NJ Gould ct al vs. Qdiucj a
shaw Potter county.
Application dismissed for want Of juris-
diction: b. c. Iightfoot VS., Moses Barnes
Ell al, johnson county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-07
THE SCHOOL CENSUS.
sooerintendent Kendall Issues an In
portant Circular.

Superintendent Kendall Issues an I'M
portant Circular.
Austin Texas June superintendent
kendall Of the educational department Is
sending out the following Important no
tIce regarding the scholastic census:
To County superlntendents, ex-Ofhco
County superintendents and chairmen OF
school Boards Of Independent Districts.
near sirs: I take the liberty Of cai-
Ing vonr attention 10 the provisions OF
ne school law relating N the taking Of IN,
scholastic census See section ". hool
AVS Of 1898. or chapter 10. section J, page
"A acts Of the special session Of The Tweh-
,r,eftb legislature Rrleny stared, the
iaw gives the month OF May for taking
~. ,ersus the month Of June 10 the coun.
tv superintendeqi for making MS e1nsol'
da-ed rolls and the month OF July 20 me
STATE superintendent for making MS re-
t, ~ the State board OF education b. j.
August ! Therefore, al census trustees Or
ennmerators must make their returns 70
~ county superintendent by Jnne j. The
Sttee fowus nnd villages organized as IN
ar,-dent districts must report by June
i ID the county superintendent Or the
.ovnfy ln which sueh Independent districts
are located No independent district must
renoif IL the state superintendent nee
re4nrns 10 the state superintendent
rinsf come through the hands OF the cum
~ enperintendent and must Ne cerihed %
IN MIN Furthermore, the county super
i,'tendent must not send 70 Austin the rolls
,xhlch are furnished him by the county
.s,sts 5fnstees or by the school boards "
inaanendent districts. The Law. requires that
me county superintendent sns y, mdhs y
IN ~ IN The country districts or comDu
ant.i.r IN his courty. that 10 10 say. ~
The children in the county beaFing the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-07
Elrst Court Of ciyl AppeaIa.


Galveston, Texas, June 6.-rhe following
proceedings were held today in the First
court of civil appeals
Affirmed Lucas & Petty ct al vs. sam
johnson, from Anderson; Board Of School
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway ON
pauy of Texas vs.. J. 7. DrtSdale, from
Fayette; Clyde Harrison vs.; n +; okeE
Heirs Of Joseph Reese, from draysou
Reversed and reminded st Louis
Southwestern Hallway Company Of lrGas
Southwestern Railway Company Va Il.
Hitchins, from Cherokee; ]. I. and J l.,
Houser vs.. w. T. Jordan, from Rockwell.
Affirmed on certificate: William A, keit-
er vs. Edward l.. Fox 81 al, from Harris.
Application for mandamus dismlssed;
Adolph Wetz's next friend etc. VS.. Wells
Thompson, district judge, from Fort Bend
Motion for rehearing refused Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Com
pany VS.. George Washington Ell al. from
Wharton. City of Houston vs.. Houstoa
East and West Texas Railway Company
ct al from Harris; Interstate Binding
and Loan Association VS.. w J. Crawford,
from Andelson Maggie Burns vs. Mef
chants and Planters OIL Company et Az,
from Harris; Gulf. Colorado and Santa fe
Railway Company VS. j, j. Burroughs
Submitted NJ. and NJ. l. Mayors vs..
j. w Ward ct AL from Lamar elias East
vs. atTlUbs, Lewis 20, from LlheHNoAe'
Texas and Pacific Railway Company ".
j. X Bywater, from Lamar; j. b. Hail
ct al VS. G. W. Harris ct NJ, from Harris,
San Jaclnto and Southern Railway Com
pany VS.. Isom McLln, from Montgomery;
w w Crook vs. Waller County, from Wal
Ter; J. T.. Compton vs. /. r. Holmes, from
Harris; d. r. McFadden VS.. j. 6. XIX.
lard, from Harris.
Set for submission June %: Galveston,
Houston and Northern Railway Company
VS. p. A. Newport from Harris; q. a.
Blctnt VS. q. W and j. \. Crockcr from
San Augi stine: J. T. Robbins vs., Il. VoSS.
from smith; Gulf. COLORADO and Santa Fr
halfway Company vs. Ned Edwards, from
Harris: American Telegraph aud Telephone
Company VS.. c. c. kersh ct al, from shel-
by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-07
North Texas Normal.

fentou, Texas, June 6-The closing ex-
pes Of the North Texas Normal col
4 took place last night at the opera
r. large crowd being in attendance.
exercises also marked close Of the
<sst as a private Institution, the last
zSatgfe having made It State lnstltu-
Hon, +, F. Hin delivered the bac-
Nueale address. There were forty
N graduates, as follows: Misses Jessie
1Aey Mamie Fritz, Bette Mcneil, Myr-
fpuer Julia Langley, Ada Kincaid,
Ireen, Nell Hoffman, Ada Sandifer,
NJ warren, Bessie Parr, Blanche Blew.
eel9 Ierrill, Jennie Griffiths, Alice
aM' y u. Lucy of Denton; Miss Nora
5,on Joshua; q, NJ. Boyd, Ector: Miss
M wise, Ladonia; Misses Mary Lane,
staf pae, Fannie Buster, Pilot Point:
81 lofa Patterson and Jessie Smith,
4 Y. 70 T. l.. Russell, Cleburne: Mer.
n. hsnkins. Bolivar; Misses Cora Med
W. May Carruth and Jack Medlin,
j n psss.s :. o. Lewis Arkansas; Miss Hat
! ! anhi,sshett, Whitewrlght. Charles l..
[saaia Eastland S. NJ. Rainnr, Ohio;
~ Mayes, Sanger: Mrs. Susie Trim.
~ w Trimble, Fort Worth; Miss
ns fenlelson. Argyle: Miss Cora L..
III vuanah; Miss May Rnlston, Mans.
IA, Luther Crawford LewisviNe, /. J..
sl.v M, Bowie; Joseph l.. Chandler,
s' John g. Jacoway, Window.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-07
close OF ADD-RAN.
|..;,ss,Were Attended by a Large
4 .sS1Sce; a Bright Outlook.
,re,pp TO THE SCHOOL CENSUS
49,. superintendent Has Issued a
/ '' a Which is Important--News
49, Of the Schools.

rams June 6.-Add-Ran's com
~ EXERCISES closed here last even
EN- reception in the pnrlors and
\ wv program in the chapel.
w. ~" :, the Indictment weather a large
sl.s ,s,sered Yesterday morning at 10
sae. ri fitness the graduating exercises.
- ,,.ncs was a representative one,
SaS,ng come from distance to at
4 4. - ,raduation of friends or relatives.
4 .dl.Ran orchestra, under the dlrec-
Il Ut rs Rarham, gave several selec-
dnrpg the last of which the eight
+ tho arts filed in dressed in
W. .ovn and took their seats on the
.,o onartette was rendered by
uccpntlc. stoyall Rowe and
tollowed by invocation by Rev. Bull
Il Texarkana
,'.pasr.on of Fort Worth then step
I. .rard and delivered the commence
4 ~ eSrses on the subject, Nineteen
r aeri1n sir. Mcpherson, while al
an entertainer, seemed 10 be at his
rsslerliay. The entire audience sat
M atfentiyely. except when their
&nlns NED then In applaud some well
5Asss.ir, The speaker contrusted the
N XIX and Twentieth centuries, show
stsgnation of the one and the
Wy the other. And yet, said
- bors and GIRLS of the next century
4 ,sSs hack 10 our time and laugh at
we osIl progress just as we do today
~ vs. think OF the OK cart ana goose
Y have been many addresses deliv-
\ w isoa tbe stage of Add-Ran ON various
,iass Int iudglng the one given yes
4 Y rom any standpoint there has been
oi,si ouartette. composed of Messrs
a. saSsr and Mullins, Mrs. Giles and Miss
Ndsr rendered a very fine vocal selec.
8..ldent \. c. Snow made a few re-
IN ana then presented the diplomas
IN graduating class of 1901. Those who
MA IKE bachelor Of arts degree were
n Alexander. l.. f. Bailey. Waco; {. T..
hi Lone OAK; r. L. Marquis. Maude
IN MARSHALL; Olive McCllntic, Grocs-
$k Franz Pruett. Jr., Waco, and j. w.
4 .Iiss these. diplomas were presented to
4 graluates In orItorY one In art, one
Atp Bible department and eight in the
&ness department.
n selections and as the benediction was
khed the twenty eighth session of Add
A was brought TO close.
ihe afternoon the alumni Of the uni
tity met In the parlors. A large num-
81 the old graduates We're present, to-
In with this years class. Great en-
ssasm characterized the meeting and the
snnl will be heard from next commence
III A committee consisting of j. I.
klssIck, 81; g. H. Morrison, '9J, and
H. Bailey, '01. was appointed 10 az
ke program for next June. This Will
followed by a banquet.
fe majority Of the students are leaving
BIZ. Some will remain here to attend
convention Of the Christian church.
81 is now in session All are leaving
ID the feeling that this years work has
h pleasant and profitable. Many rooms
b been reserved by students for next
b atd the prospects for Add-Ran are
fht
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chappen HnI female ooIleo.

Shappell Hill, Texas. June 6.-The hoard
OF trustees Of chappeil Hin Female college
held meeting Monday and transacted
routine business. The question OF makInv
some needed repairs To the college hniii
i ni was discussed and ii is possible that
lore the beginning OF the next seseinn'
IN september The finances Of the insfi'
tuition are In frst-class condition and MI
cniiihss look well for tue future Of the
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AlRsHlP TO BE TESTED.

p,of Cannon Of Texas Predicts Success
for His Invention.
pi+tsbure. Texas. Jrre 4--Prof Bur
,on cannon returned today from Washing
ton. where he made application Tor putens'
~ ~ sirshfnf which Is nov nearing con-
Dn et I. II Ike upper story Of the maclllins
Nan rev ana win be ready for eompit y
rial vthlp month ssY blrs Ppesb5i ,eiy
ss..,ttsfaHforv Many scientific experts nave
Sas,, here Ia examine il, and al agree tha'
I, IL Inc most wonderful piece OF maenih
cry ever put together
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Six Million Boxes a Year.

In 1906, none; in 1900, o'ooo'ooo
hoxes. that's Cascsrets Candy Ca
sbartic's Jump into popularity The
neonle have cast their verdict Best
medicine for the bowels in The world.
All druggists, LOG.
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Teachers for Giddinos, schools

Glddings, Texas, June e.-The school
BOARD met and elected the following teach
ers for the Glddlngs public schools for
me ensuing term; Prof b. Harris nrin.
Sipal' Prof. A. Suehs, German and Latin,
MISS RACHEL Harris, sixth and seventh
grrades, Miss Kate Willard, fourth mud
ntth grades; Miss Daisy Burns and Mi !
mary Penn stockton. primary department