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W1--st-cc kzcw The address, ct
Mrs. Ss-v1 Fl1lsg t5rusr vie q T.
Z Finley l-e-ruI-icz VIII be thauk-
t1ly received Atl-sss 7. T. Flr-sy.
Ar.--1crs. & T. s-Er
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Thsrs are rov eiset-tys s-s-t-s Q.
Beaumont. twerty-sour % the- k-vi-s
cone iu during October
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B-irs 5- yC-r Ola winter sr-s ara
ove-cCdts art save 1ay,zs zsv ones
Bu-rCu vlI fix ths- Pnc-e -st
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. RIG & IL ST

of few STAPLE ARTICLES al
the Big Cash Grocery House.
Figures speak rlainly snd 60 not
esceiVe. b.. De- All goods Eusran-
tees fullI~eiEht ans the highest
aEsiity.
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Hu-aa " ~ Akc rcai
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-11-03

Rsd Cross Bag Blue is the Bes,
IN the world. Large package
costs 5 cents.
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Attsutiou \ of Pss

AtrerIic1 \ q PS-
Every 6ejEht = rscrsstsG 90 be
prssen; 3: Castle Hall r=zc Tsz-s-
day evening. A. no c&-iii1,ss
zrs % o. Initiated
MAECIs " BE-sEr. See =.
Dtssslgtic1 >crice.
Tie Er- q Bc1=I=y Z DsEses-
% Ba1u. !. 7 l. hereby dissolved
5y mutual consent. : u Devices
vii collect Al Outstanding A.
eo1u-s ard pay al --5so.s,5-sss =
the 1r-
W- B---Lsy.
J u Devices
B4--. I : Oec. H. 1901
WE-- an Ola ua1 E-ss -- see
l9--g zr- BE- -sEa 1T telling her
l1N -1h life -1sl-1-.e 1s .a--tss
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The mast complete Ecs @: walk
ire skirts II The cl;y Eas been re-
.sivsG Z,
LEArEEEwCCD & FIELCEE :
s 8
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sale

O-s good uiIch COW t5- sale
Price $40
Oce large mirror. Prise $500
Apply % D. REDEIELD.
DsV1-y Marshal J {. Grish4u
came II yesterday sttsrcCCn II
Yesterday Afternoon II charge O.
Gilbert k2zEsy. charged with
committing rape C- one. May
hsursy. kE1rey : 81 Indian zr3
~as arrested a. BrCwuvl.Is On Oct
=. z-i ;risi before CO-uissio-sr
Hardy. who committed him with
on, bail.
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FCz RENU-F-ruLsEsd ROOMS.
AyrIy Southeast cCrrsr q Z street
zrG Pad Gvs-Cs. Southwest
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HIGHER COURTS.
Second Court Of A.,

OCANN VI ADDede
Fort Worth, Texas, June D I I,o......
In the court of civil appeals tOr 4, N
ond supreme judicial district N r.,.'
Fort Worth:
Motions submitted: Gulf and h..
Valley Railway Company VS.. Wlnds, = /.
for rehearing and to correct l.s,s,'a
Secord VS., Eller, for rehearlns g5s,.
receiver, VS.. Fidelity and Deposit q.
ppny, for rehearng. Hut VS.. Reur !,
hle motion for rehearing; Texas spl n
cine Railway Company VS.. Cusbnty N
strike out statement of facts; Tenn N
Pacific Railway Company VS.. Wcoaudn 4
Bros. Tor rchcaring.
Motions verruleL: Connellea "a Nj
Bros, Drug Company, for Fehearlng Tl,I
aud Pacinc Railway Company va Pu,s
lor tencaring; Dylhng VS.. Waddea II
retaX COSTS; City Railway Coup,ny N
Camier, for rchcarlng and TO llp "!
tional conclusions; Hugers ct al vs.. N,ls.|
Tor rehearing, King ct al VS.. Parks Il n
for lehcarlns, SOUTHWESTERN Tcltphoue n
telegraph Company VS.. Taylor. Ia II
healing, motiod Tor additional hta al
an th's case Is overruled IN rat Ill
grnnteu In part; Lester VS.. EilatL ii
rVhcarlng; fSles ct al VS. McrrAoa. II
rentaring and for lditional end a1|
roster ct al VS.. Brring, Tor rthssiR|
Texas and Pacific Railway comaJ 81
W DOldriuLe and Bros, Tor rehearAg lsly|
aud fucinc Railway Company vs. puti1l
ll1r hourlng: BiggtIstaG VS.. BhIi Il
dismiss appeal.
Lotions granted: HUI VS.. Reilly 4
lCHvt to hle motion Tor renearlis GU
nNt1 Iru AaIln.s lxxsay NJ
Winner ct al, to correct iudgnicnL
Eases submitted: U'Dell ct sai " kr1
nedl from Comauche: st. Louis andSa
western Railroau OF Texas SIS fegul
from Tarrant. Duler ct al VS.. RstH'l
NatioDal Bank. from Eusllandi Teas y
Pnc.uC Railway CompaSj VS.. ) hliHEiI
from Midland. Texas and Pache RiAsI
Company ct al VS. Cushney, from Mllcs5I
". .. w. vs. Grany, IRON Tarlelt
from Baylor Settle VS. DunmAn nj
Tarrant Hembrec VS. Tr, mble ct a. ID
Gay. Ncu +. Anderson & 60. It d
joy, from Tarrant
Revt. sed ana remanded. Bounds n
HickersOn. from Mitchell.
Reversed and rendered: Blggerstaa u
BAR, from hiidress.
Appea dismissed: Tx parte Lille WI
frou Parker.
me luiluWlng cases set Iol JuAs II
1901: Texas and Pacific RAILWAY I'll
pany VS.. Alexander, frole Taylor; vi
VS.. webb * Hill from Wichla' LN's!
VS.. Chandler, from Eratn.
Inc following cases were ordei@
vanced by the court and SET ld
-. 1901: Gulf, COLORADO aud sssii
Railway Company VS.. Meyers I'm
ton, Montgomery d anderson, VI,
Us. STATE OF Texas. from Wibifse.; II
Town Site Company VS. State Of ~
from Wilbarger.
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SUCCESSES OF TEXAS oUARAN-
TIMEc

The quarantine which has existed IN this
state for many months past against the
plague in san Francisco has been raised
and many people Will AJAX what use has II
been In the light Of the record 40 OK.
element has been noted IN Sau Francisco
with reference 70 the plague and no new
eases have been reported for n long time
II might appear Ia some that we have
maintained a quarantine without any iustl.
tying baSis IN the situation and IL will be
charged as usual, that Texas s nnneccs.
sarily swift In the imposition OF its quar-.
antincs
The fact is that the prompt and rgldly
maintained quarantine by Texas against
San Francisco was the one thing that led
the seemingly indifferent health authorl.
ties OF The city OF the Golden Gate to
finally take vigorous measures 10 counnc
the plague TO Chinatown aud adopt rcgu.
iatlous calculated to protect the public
health and interests Of other States The
disease was undoubtedly getting foot.
hold In San Francisco while tbc ioroi mn.
thorillcs were attempting to minimize the
danger aud otherwise suppress tho rncta
for purely commercial purposes. The prac.
ticai protest OF Texas was followed by
more energetic action by the Federal an.
liberties ana by protosta NJ other States
Only then did san Francisco undertake TO
discharge It's duty to itself ana the cotu
try generally
This was The practical ana valuable 10
sult Of the Texas quarantine
~ rs hardly question any longer That
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The Aoe Of on.

Fort worth Labor journal
How old is Peter o, Leum? How many
years has Carrie Seenf Perhaps million
IN the shade ana She is more or less de,
cayed Decades centulies. mlnenulumS.
cons OF time have passed since the carbomf.
troNs era when a redundant vegetation
Was made into abundant supply ~ coal.
heroSene Is generally associated with the
coal measures. 10 is familiarly called coal
oil, hut 10 has ouly distant relation "a
coal. Wsethgr u Is Of animal or Of yege.
table oHSip Is nos settled. Its compost
ton GORE sponds quite nearly to nsh oil
aud the best opinion now given is that ID is
Justified from the extinct SaultanS. the
mammoth fish lizards oil an early age,
Carries dress Is evidently moire an
uquc" than King Coats suit Of conven.
NouRl black Ills seams show very plain
~ though his suit has been hard pressed
Win great heat He has more WRINKLES
than She, though some Beaumont fellows
think they have discovered new wrinkles in
Rut the age Of oil that the Labor roor.
nal is Interested In Is the time when The
use of fuel oil shall revolutionize indus,
Try heretofore the OIL can has been hut
y small factor 70 create motion II has
wien used 20 stimulate Kitchen stove
blown the girl by the powers. out OF The
windy" II was IN eject thus: Expio
sion creating chssm. Go Bridget ana
used to ire locomotives aud steam .hlos.
run saw mills aud, IN the South, gin min I
VIII De run everywhere In pipes and
uScd not only In factories but In hotels
hlocks and private residences From the
basement of churches viii ascend me fumes
OF the hottomless pit Men need not chop
wood Women need not take an ak 20 cqt
mndnng and Fet u In the neck from an
interfering clothesllne. Rev Homer m
Wilson'S Invention settles all that Just
turn q valve, strike match. put on your
steak and let Z slxzle. Women will rel
lolce and men Alll wax fat and ktcky No
klcklngs for oil will smooth out domestic
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huntsville Items.

Huntsville, Texas, June 9.-Ine - 4
rarty,' after a week Of gaiety VIII 4
and Mrs. V. II. Pace. was broken v Z
afternoon. A number of young peoPt E
companied Misses yivienne Rinssi (
Clara Carter TO Phelps on thelr Wy
Houston yesterday. Mrs. Pace en'fi'. ~.
them yesterday afternoon with aA ~
party.
Mrs. f. II. Foster gave fsreEeA H.
party" yesterday morning colnpllp''' I,
10 her sister. Miss Nancy Lee sHe ns.I, u
the other members ~ the p ne1,,1s,ts n. h
Mrs. V. II, Faces Misses sltisnna h
SON and Clara Carter Of Houston. Y, w NJ
Addip Handler of I.ufkln. IWcaH ,sf
ladies spent the morning uu MN
progressive crOkinole under tn .ss,s-s p
The trees. and discussing ine w, ,sh n NJ
USUALLY discuss on the wlde ~ Il r.
old-tine home. MISS fq GIgi nr,e ! NJ
was the winner Of the nrs' pnsials -
tiful basket Of sweet peas; pss,lfs ~
used as counters and as MISS $3.50 assi4 !
of plantersville WAS least SUI "A
winning daisies, she was hirsai
liOuuet OF the dainty bowers
ton for her bad luck. III. ohllAepr =
Mrs. George y, otey sa' tbty VIII ~
yesterday Tor bryan "NNA
Mrs. Thomas II. Bail left yeww , MA
Houston. whore she viii loll nd haAs
accompany him on the rNers
'oI pr ii. II Glover left ye''e'''
Houston. A., vestsr3d I
Mr. Oryllle Wiley came 10 ys'
spend Sunday with his ianilY IA III y
MIS-. w. r. Ransom retu IIaso,n ,sanlei X
in Houston yesterday, aeoo~
Miss Sarah Pace. ,od 10 hes n
Mrs. A. c. Wooten returnep
M (srnpEpft
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5astrop Briefs

s's'rop Texas, June ST +h.,
o. ,o"n"catlon Of Bastrop chapter No "a
- ~ It was decided by resolution ~
~ public installation Of Officers Ma.
,',S addresses and banquet on mo oTth
~ hasIrop was delighted 10 500 ~
name name Of Wright Price among the newt S ene
pointed cadets for West Point FOR ' Sa "a up,
worthy son Of a worthy Sire ana - =
no 'S W. among this people, among whom
II Xmas 'n, Jenkins aud James n. Jent,n.
,hev ~ 'nls week for Beaumont. where
straet company AMBITIONS with the Texas Alb.
Of he m ,nss'y couples. participated IN ora
son Mondsy servy sre soclals of the sea.
H. Cherries wertEner 'ne residence Of
t. sujoy mn, Hs,tshkiss left this afterpoo,
ncther aiteiwards q VISIT ~ NJ az Aus
ana frieAas Of that city. grand
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A. and M. commencement Visitors.

Bryan. Texas, June 0.-Among the many
A. and NJ commencement visitors who are
win Bryan friends are the following:
Miss Perry Of Rockdale is the guest of
Mrs. Fred Pryor
Misses Ncblett Of Anderson are visiting
Miss Beulah Brown.
Miss Laura Rogers OF Mexls Is the guest
Of Mrs Webb Howell.
Mrs NJ. G. Crawford OF Galveston Is Wis
fling Mrs. / b. Collins.
Mrs J. c. WOmble Of Caldwell Is the
crest Of her sister, Mrs, James H. Webb.
Miss Jennie Hanway Is visiting her aunt,
Mfs. John r. llanway
Misses Lucille and Belle Grinnan u Ter
rel are the guests of Mrs Dr. w. IT,.
Sir. Charles II. wyse and Miss Luciic
WISE arrived yesterday from Dallns aud
are visiting relatives.
Mrs j. p Josey. and. children Of Hunts
vile cle visiting Mrs. Josey's mother. Mrs,
Mrs. ". 5. Adams of Ennis Is tho guest
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Cole.
MISS Emma Johnson Of Groesbeeck is
visiting Miss Nellie Tabor.
Mrs. Clark Winslow Of Galveston Is the
guest OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
Mis- }. b. Carlton has returned from
Visit to Dculson.
Miss ArrIc Cole has returned from school
Rev. Mcpherson Of Fort Worth. who
preached the commencement sermon at tne
AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical college this
morning. occupied the pulpit of the First
Christian church in this city tonight
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plantrsville. Mrs. George ~ otey and
Miss Clara Brown. Marian Leigh, lmo-
gen BUSH and Nancy Lee swami OF nuhts'
VILE.
The most important action Of the board
was the election Of an additional! tencner
which will enable them 10 relieve me
we'll as lengthen the course OF study IN tne
school one year. committee was an
pointed TO receive bids for plans ana specl,
room to the public school building. Inc
finance committee was instructed 20 con
fer with the trustees Of the outside com
ments could be made to teach their pupils
during the coming year.
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croekett STUDENTS At Home.

Crockett Texas June D.-The following
young ladies' and gentlemen who have been
attending prominent colleges and universe
ties OF tho South. session 1900 aud 1901.
are at home again: Miss Myrtle Murchison,
tlom Roanoke, Randolph Macon college
Miss Denny Adams, fIom Bowling Green,
Ky Miss Fannie Wootters. from IIollins.
Va; Miss Carrie Davis, from Camden,
Mo; Miss MittIe Baker, from Tehuacana;
Misses Emma Tenne} and Lena Bromberg,
from Huntsville, Sam Houston normal;
Miss Albertine Alrch, from Austin; Mr..
DOCK Smith. from state university, Austin.
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Teachers for RockdaIe Schools.

Rockdaie, Texas, June 0.-At a meeting
of The school board held last night the
position Of principal OF the white high
school was rendered TO Mr. J. e. Cook of
tearne, at an advance over the amount OF
salary previously paid Mr. Cook accent
cd the proposition This completes the
corps Of teachers Of the white school here
Spencer Adams was reelected principal
~ the colorcd school and his wife drst ~
slsiGhL The second assistant colorel
teacher has not set been elected.
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News Notes from srockshi' :.

Brookshire. Texas, June a 40, q
Hannay. Lowry, McDade and n N.Y., q
In the city yesterday 10 at''n
the court. ~, IA, z
Misses Anna L. Waller any =. H,ssr
mondson have returned hone w. I'D
and waco, where they have ~, a... q
ing school. Miss Mozelle Edm0ps n, ,
has been teaching In Aeir''ie'
returned. ..A "
We have as a visitor thl' ,o,t
Daisy wick Of Sealy, who -
Miss EyeiIne Sterling Is ass ttAl' e
and Miss Clara sterling leasr 10 o.
for Birmingham. Ala, wnes v.d mont sca "
the summer. Miss Eddie nu as J,
has been teaching in the pt'y 40 si'7
left last week for Waco 10
In the summer normal ,,rrs q r.
For the past two months shlpft
ties of vegetables have 49, hi ~
Messrs. smith and Jones u skesee,Dlsf
The continued drout- 10 ygsdrg O.
rious matter. Crops are 40 80 <
and failure in the corn e''
evitable.
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Texas collene

MaSshachle, Texas. June s-rhe com
mencement sermon Of TEXAS co,,o.o ~.
preached today In the Cumhcr,anS p ma'
~ , tst.an cnureh by Rev, Mr.. ain OF Dallas
ant. was pres
stHs graduating exercises win he baId r,q
esN nlghT az which time the feiiewipg III ~
t,m VIII he rendered: pr"
alHocauon, Rev. A. r. Erwin
MAY White W ffnsreSs. Miss
oI Esssy, The World Is sum Deceived Win
FSsaS IN, MISS Maude Gibson. '''H
IN nar,th nc VINO Spends the Whale ma,
~ SSesauhg The Javeiin Sometimes ui,ss
w IA Maik Miss Mamie Mincer ms
H5S S''''c'ory' The Nobility Of Mud" BeD
t.pSs Ss'1 " greSte address. County super,o.
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very little concern but because It dIs.
regarded the courts own record and was
manlfcstly based on political considera
lions thus destroylhg public trust In this
great bulwark Of our liberties.
Tho Times has simply jumped at eon.
clusions aud failed to follow The + s q
seasoning, ms 1t might have done
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THE MELON SEASON i !
CARLOAD TO BE sH,pss.
MATHIS TO WACO rr go fAo
= San Antonio Firm WIN N,
Growers at Differso, s ron I
Along the san.

Mathis, Texas. June Y--rA.
load Of watermelons win me tu !.
day the 10th. from Ma,0Is snlppa 4,
county. Bought by ssn lsA,
shipped to c IL. Cox ( r. Hobbs \
ping VIII be regular from IVA, nasH 4,
good crop is In sight aud u nsa y
expected to be sold on trasl ~sl'N 1
be the inst car IRON reaas u I
Beeyille. Texas, June 7r.
urkhart q Campbell OF san Y tn
erened branch office !, n su'oas y
Mr.. Roger Campbell In Oh, Dssslllt =,
> the entire melon crop 4 Il. Y 4
II they can get 1t, paying M ,r'' ~
me melons at the cars, Tae H., ~
Is In the Commercial N,,,,. v'aaea a.
as an evidence that tne tir,n ~ blni \
an extensive business tha,. "senas -
tue local manager half TX. usVe AZ
hno VIII be stationed o. ~. at'tf
stations In this section. ne at n
FURNISHED him with stenna ne 1,
~ PEWTER IN the Office n, ~ ppnsf \
Wy nrm VIII have a dozen IN, a'tsaa
1 rnnus .nis me OF the san sn,a.l.sl
ioau ana lney expect ~ ,nnlono 4,
largest watermelon bns.i,sss" 4lsir d
IN tue state ny sIng,e we ii
year. The prospect for liz alm y \
most natterlng. ever known Mp
mehls in small Quantities hssn u
eohimenced from many az NJ alrss
anu the local market have "a ~. M.las
wei, wen supplied for several days WI INs
Ioupe shipments have been nrs,. ".
ior the past few days, but the1 ' X, ~ Y
r pevn o eui considerably short b. .a ~ !.
'"'" anu " nee destroying tie ysS
Oakville, Texas. June S.--rhs
stallment of waterme. ons FOR M! aa
were marketed here today. ~n H<
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And Whl Notl


FUIUNN MVH0NNANTI
Wonders win never cease. as az tn, last
meetps at Lancaster ot tho Dallas count .
SunlH1 school coiN utiou. our frle "a. ana
hy the way enc. Vf the b, 81 eaun ry @ a.
tors m Texas, John n Cunom Was
clccted presdcni Tor the onsaiug Year.
When the religious world recognize tho
tact that newspaper man can he m d ,
an hnporant factor h religious matters
the millenum is petty near her. We
extend Qnr most hearty cougratulatlon ~
pu esteemed contemporary. anu can ASSN /.
those who elected him 10 10 INN h NM
position. than he will an II with honor
20 the constituents and credit 10 b mself
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Miss Mildred Reese of Waco - 10.
lung her sister. AIRS W. w Desn d,,,i,'S
commencement w. uui' hE
a few days . "eFe Ioi
Attorney Carter Of Heorno ts ho.,
JoyinG the festivities Of the Week eu
,,Isrs, b, =. ward and her three daughters
F MisSes .r Sornelia, Eleanor and Mary. Vi
MI. l,SSssS, 9Fe here for q few davs
S M@, E gil Kelly Of Loekhart are here Ia,
NILS Miss Edna Brown of San Antonio ami
MISS Margaret Lcckett of Rockdnie are ~ ~
Jung Miss Louise Teagardcn are VS.
Mss Josephine Presley Of Reueyille AMI
M,is lucille Manning of Albany are her, "r'
Miss Mary Rhea Of Mckinney 10 ,o.
visiting Miss Cora Hancock 10 uere
the cr9cI preparations are being made for
NJ NJ snihd maj bali and reception st M
DiisA'li motel Wednesday night
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To Vote on School go,ds

Thornton, Texas. June 0.-on the nth
instant an election will he held here 10
decide whether Thornton independent
school district shall issue bonds in ~
eum OF Soo", also as TO whether a AK
bonds and to provide sIntins f,,o od ~ "
nond Issue being for the purpose Of huI Ia
t sg q new schoolhnuse. A recent cIec' in,,
io' 'ne same purpose was declared void.
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wa county summer Nornnal

Weodyille Texas June e-Tbo s,r,ron
normal at spurger In this county he@an ~
800 mS' Monday with the following
LINERS composing the faculty: Conduct,
lock. M MS I Film m9ntsr Prof G. H. Spur.
ance. I'VE 'eueners in attend
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Crowley University Notes.

Crowley, La. June s-ihe Crowley uni
versity school held its closing exercises
last night az the city hall which was
parents and friends Of the students.
Though the school is hut one year old,
the progress made during the past year
demonstrates the necessity of such an in.
stltutlon at this place, and the ability Of
Its promoters. as well as the standard Of its
learning. The exercises last night were
OF nigh grade and showed superior train
Ing of the participants at the hands of
Of teachers.
Mi II. 9. Groesbeck. Instructor Of Latin
delivered nn able address, pleading for the
higher education al our boys aud girls.
1ne musical TEXTURES Of the program were
well rendered and showed systematic train
ing, Tile physical culture drills were well
executed and received merltcd applause.
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A New FARMING Renion.

An Immense rglon in Northern ontarlo.
covering ia.Gs0o0o acres ANA stretching
ir2m Qugoec westward TO rhunder hay. gu
the north shore Of Lake Srperior Il n,,y
for the nrst time recognized rs heinr -
rellently adapted for farming Thr ais
trlet also cutains great puip.wooA for-
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Teaehers ter EluntsuIlls

huntsville, Texas. June o.-The c,,v
s, , board held It's regular meeting az,
n'e"t' al which time the following teach
were elected for the ensuing ve,r.
~ y ". Clark, superintendent; Ms.
Aula Evans Of Waco. Niss santa sl.ks !,