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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02

Each hOEr comes with some little
fa,ge@ of ,G01's wS4l fastened upcn its
batsk--FaheF.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02

- 2 l. : - Z -
have taken Peruna
Il o W for l W 0
weeks, and tad i
am very much re-
lieved. ! feel that
my cure viii be
D G + III 4 4 . n t. Il
have also t2 ken 1T
for la grippe, and
[ a K e pleasure in
+ g C O IN IN ending
PerUDS as an eX-
cellent remedy TO
a ii fellow -sef8r-
G RS NJ. ".
Tl-.wgT
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02
College Wemen in Athletics.

StatisicianS ksnNe discovered that a
college woman can throw baseball
only 40 per cent as far as college man.
bat can jump g. per ,eent,ssfar
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02
A Months Test Free.

If you have rheumatism. write Dr. Shoop, Racine
Wis Box 49, for six bottles of his Rheumatic Cure
express paid. Send no money. Pay $3.50 il enred.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02

Mrs. Winsiow's SOOTHING SYRUP Tor Children
teethlnR; sottens the gums, reduces Inflammation
allays pain. cures wind collie Is cents q bottle
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02

The feeling of distrust is always the
last which a great mind acquires
Racine.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02

Henry Distin, the inventor and maker Of
all the band instruments for the Henry
Distin Mfg. Co, at WilliamspOrt, Pa,
writes: 1441 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, May ., 1899.
DR.. S. b. Hartman-Dear Sir: NJ write
90 inform you that | had bad alta ck Of la
grippe last December which lasted more
chan three months and which .left-IDe with
catarTh, when several of nay frieDds ad-
vised me 10 try your wonderful medicine,
!Peruna. l began With bottle the-fEst week
In March, aDd it certainly did me a great
deal Of good. ! was well satisfied that
purchased another bottle and followed your
directions. which you furnish with every
bottle, and / am gl2d 10 say that it has
cured me- shall certainly recommend tRef
Parma 70 2 u MY fElands " 7
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02

j.. j.. Wallace, a char
ter member of the Inter-
national BARRIERS Union,
writes from u Western
a We Il ure, NinneapO1 5,
MINI ,
Following a ser.are
attack Of Ia grippe /
s e'e IN @ d to be amer ted
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02

The sailing of, the, Duke and Duchess OF,
York for Australia is the beginning of a
grand tour ,ef the British colonies which
the heir apparent and his wife are to
make during the next few months After
oppwing the new federal parliament IN
Melbourne on May 9, they will visit
South Africa. the West Indies and Can
ada. Ii is possible that they may also
visit the United States. The entire trip
will be made ON the steamer Ophir, A
fast. staunch ship, which has been fitted
especially fer the convenience of the
royal pair and their suit.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02
-crIp Produces catarrh.

~~-$n$-SN %%%~N 49, Howard
Congressman hOSaEd. q @ z essnla n
laoyya Pd's home address is Fort PAYNE, MA.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-04-02

Washington, Feb. 4, 1899.
The Ps-una Medicine Co.. Columbus, O.:
$500 @a.aozAzA-@aAzaaAeAA Can+iarnan - wtI
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Private sales.

- d. wissmann has sold 20 BenJsmin
iosth 90 iosth streets The plot h 2oi.i feet
20 ieet On iUsth street thirteen lo,s fraac
n Clothi-t purchased the plot In June. but
hs not vet taken title 70 u. and II " his con-
uAt that Mf stern has bought. II u said
lhai y q Mills paid s37s. Ooo for the plot two
Years sso. and that th" price paid by Mr.
,,oiiNer two months ago was ssoo, ooo II IL
aodsi thar Nj stern has paid rorne where In
N. ue ghhothood of $500 600
gohu Peters and John ). Ascoueh \ Co e..
have scld Tor Rel~ccA Cohn 20 . Burt No
- Manhattan avenue. a nve-story doubl-
AyAftu~ni t'use. ou plo, :7sss Mr Bur;
I,r' ~ pa-' payment a Residence At Nester-
ieiSh, Stii"u island
" A ., II smith have sold for I'm
rhign 'he 'Nree--tury aud basement private
as-. RS Nn- SIS aud sti Nest isoth street.
ta."I ord Tor Laura hnvi~s tho plot
% '.r 'uuIt SEQ. uf NeudoVet avenue, leo
- 49, r thi-C avenue. 7ANi1.. al 500 Osa
~ r..y A lew have sod 10 I trg
70 p. Mott street, a s"ven-storv tenement.
VIZ .'"ra nn lpt gaNns
'a. Do HH-r- took tl~ ve. tefday - IVA
". p .r.E-.ikth street from Nssmann
y f.rIual cousidcration The t.iHo-
p p F'u f,r sis.es and 'hs F.Vcuus
.ti O. Hf Nc deed Indicate an equity ot
- ~ p that aFugv Tho hou.~ X neat
" "a tFn1I Dfd's pihne ~ ,it Mest luftr-
tFrf' etIth Naf o. fHsa Thurstsy
ssh' NN 30 rarl N..rst sorirfY
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orFERs.

oftEhs.
ChAs GHirrtTu NoSt.s A nRo., 1910 Amstsr-
hm Az oref . Dc SRA hle piscc Of Investment
properly on AMSTERDAM st N the valne of the
lot Also. .e'srai plots Aloas the TN. of The nev
trolley foad on uTrrf bfuadxsy tkinrNbTidse
toad, st bargain pric,s. Also a seven story
rofner ap1 1ftmrnt housc fully frntrd and paying
biE lncomf. az hfgain. 90 cius- eststr
Al,o. hfee three family nsts With stoses IN b~st
p.ft OF Haflem. ell rsntd viii sell alta bargain.
IGth su.. sugle lots al n tafsain ~ quick buys D.
Also. Ffsfal nrs piots of lots Wash Etun
h,ishn ~ attractive ptica
Wh. hf.NRl folSW. II West .sth ST. Orcfs
plot Of two lots IN tae 3ls usaT sta aV sutA he
lot isctoiy OF stsbs tsollsnt situation fof "A
Wftlsinr prfpnses for ale shesp. Aisa q - foot
Pilsae housr IN M nf~. near Madison Av.. pnes
f,onc. Aiso. Extra vide elevator Apa rtrns M
hcusr In the ss, near Htoaduay: rfnt tii.nOo
mo,lgszr. tss. ooc At4 = p-r e~nl will ,tehs nr,
FOl1S1M BROS. sAs HfuacNay -flrsr a IN no, story
prtaS house cn sgth -. near sn av.. snt4SA
lcn pn~, slaooo tlso On 5e,h st. neaf ath
sv.. a htee story pntAt- housc 10 exc~hsnt onndl
nnn hardwood tim. n fonns and hsths prioe.
t-looO Also. Nuytcsant at. so stuart feet
iaci1t tle sluArc plot suitable iof Improve
ment ana fented - - 70 shor gold Investment
nsnnr Aiso. = htrstory priyAv house on
wvn bid N hall tcasnnAhle
Dr. SElDING BROS. ito BTosdwsy--rdsy a Mot
o. lots on Gulnsfcy Park. running through
70 nat block prieg. sicoooo. free and deaf
spendld aS tot modem partn-nt houss. uiTht
eensidst Other prop rty In par, payment Also,
central pafk West. plot oi IN " 4 ineiu iing th-
,n.is box front SPLENDID site for immediate
n. l.. RKNSRLI.y a co, = Ptn. s,-or,r 4, aAc
- be- lum 'us s7d AnHtfdArn ave.. q tst.s-
ry e1d tessm-ui dvelli1r iAai0o m ftfag.
e9 Al ; pr cent: ptle-. si7ooo Also
90 weN End sv.. NEAR Ssd Al. viii sell n
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s.,,.n~, Neras,irs' IA~ns

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IL ~ and an A4r -, 1901 ..s...--.
Ssnls pf~f-rft' iti MAN - hat" ~ hess
,s.t6 = a. iTs e nrusdway, itsNicoii
Ts~rk GO ~ Nuian & fuuisi, Ass
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" ~ sArs. Aur Z. is1l 60. -
pfrssavaN 40 go ltlh - iruhae q No
l.. T,.sFrsa ~ nissfdL Arfl 4. tee =
sam rrst~rtf t,srsi Nudulph - ids 4 Ntr
tsr.frIH and auH. 90 ln itsn
-, ,..y-r,, 80. issifs - Nan nsInssf
nna 40 49, iea
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Mechanics Ileas.

Cherry st itT 7 ony DcBones. Mcintyre
a 90, vs Arthur " Hsuaann 80. -. ,..
Rss<ford sv. n cot isai Of ponloe Wiih N
Algl- vs Matilda Heinchen, .--.....
issth At, n = tcO ~ AIMS av. isasioo,
louis Sessler " " J Esan 49,.
iiith si iil. ia. ~ and 70 y. Exeeislof
Trrrn Csstts 90 "a Moses plefmont ......
sane prulsuy. william U Hcokey 70 sane
same pfopcry: henry siilecs. ". vs. same
plsiss,an i, aos. o'coaso, a 90 ,s jacob
pn,s nos. ~. n,nry Mates Va Nsw Nc's
security and IfuSt 90 ........., ......
pr,anr a. - and ~ fhnmAs Crumr "a
Glass Hofutsfsef q al ..... -....,- -. .....
soth 4, "a o. "a o. Ctans 90 Va samuel
soth - iGs =. kAu MAthiasn ~ Morris
,,ss ~ - aud - v Hahn a o'Reuy ~
lAe.ih A Zlmfnsfmaan ......... .......
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(sMgNas> REAL ESTATE BOARD or BROKERS ,>sasg
W N% Lg OF TIE CITY NEW YORK, lI %SS
&NLH NO. III BROADWAY. w
w WANTS AND OFFERS N
WANTS.
WANTS AND OFFERS.


FOLSOM BROS sas Broadway want q privat.
hou>f AT ksst ~ iset wds on tas north sde Of the
street not ahove aefh at. about tfs.uoo, Also.
invcsimsat pfopsfty along the line OF sth sv OF
iroAdwsy ~ on Herald OF long Acre square
o<nt. net. Also. Ninth vard tsnemsu,s. alf lab
loned prefrffed. on Grrenwich Az. ChAIles ct OF
West 10th. I N o. 9Th ST have quiek purchaser.
CHAS GhlffrrH NOSES bro. 1900 AmssIa Iasm
Av.-Nani private bodss the north .ld. Of
the street hetueen 18TH and 5eih sts Also. .
private hOrss In the ~ on the West side 10 el
change tor usw rat 90 Amsterdam sr. Aisc.
lot On washington Heights IN ssehsns. ioi
$500
WA HENRY Fui.soM. 1. IVES, 18th st-wsa,. .
ftre ami eiesf country plse- In Vicinity Of Eifa
bsth. y J.. In sNehsnFe for four story :f loot
housr on 7lth at. nraf Columius av.
Dr. SEf.DING bRfiS., I&9 Bfoadvsy-wans old
tenenenb cheap tor prompt buyers. Also for
'.nlly oi four adults. ffom oct Is. house with
l.fk, rcons and sone ground within " minut.
JOHN DAIiS. 2 pine ~ Wants plot with loan
suitable foI the erection OF an apartment hotel
A. v. ANY 20. ps ST Nicholas wan, old
buildings or lots on Ess, sids so,,h OF seth o.
In sxchanFe for well locakd rat IN uahern
having equity of about ts 900: owner might
q. in : ~ !1ih sSrd in ,Icasnr, fof eauily
q ~, Od ~ utl-fenSd spAHnent nous IN
RuLANp a WHITING. s Beehmsn s, -Hs-. =
.s.h systom.r ior q sus'nss properly vel rented s.
ness Investment property. at 81, ooo 70 $4,000.
r. L KENNEI.LY 4 20. 7 Pine St Want tour.
s,ory dwelling vest Of cenrsi Pars Al about
pE SEEDING BROS. ias Broadway wan, I.
,Sfoot dwelling north o' i0th si ana sooth cf
Aih. "a 10 sth avs. price about saoOoo
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William Johnson and ano. eser. Sc ~ G.ors.
Heather q al. atty. Merrill A Rogets
illth II. ia iia. ia and 10 r. Aaron Jaapos
and sno v NosrS Petmont and sno atiys Han.
uovits a Esherg
esih n 50 IVA. " Boulevard. ~ s.ioos. CsfmAniA
I've lns Go Y, Thomas Kipatrrk II al two &C
ions, auyh Shipmsn. lAtocItue a ChoAis
ED St So Tvs . "a AZ. sasioSs ssms " william,
kunu Il al same sttyS
hUh st az ". Philip Uruendef. esct Ae Vs Frsnrl.
Sehnusr q al Atiys. wilson Barker wilson
The sun., 1901-08-25

RENTS $50 to A5 Opposite
n:w Institute OF Arts and Sciences,
$40 to $40 Washington ave-. near
Eastern Parkway; up to date; elee-
trie gas lighting. open plumbing,
tiled baths. hot water supply; gas
ranges; open daily, including Sun
day. Apply on premises. or Ray L.
Godfrey, agent. D Court ST., Brook
IYn.
The sun., 1901-08-25

Recericd Mortgage
downtown
south 81 FosrteSafA ~
'wh,re no io,erssi .. s,a,ee rad r., rn'l
p-sri s. 10 csshss Beekmsnn . Melvin.
p,r,.lon % - ,sa s,s' isaac Ro~nthAi 70 Min.
ME Rcssn'hsl lsSeho'd' all "u'' 'ns~na ,ooo
wrsr sipr
fH.s o, Frth AZ h>s~~e- Fssrfssufs ava lion asJ
ss,h 81 .s goo oh sy Aun,s,psl Realty % 90
sc,h ST. s,t ": Jane. J Danphy 10 Tlts
Gusrsntes and Trust 90. yfs AZ psr
Bouis,ard cor ran :. Henry y s.rn.:
70 William y p,en and ano' ehef' sna m 40
i,s,h st .a7 " julia Emanuel .sd sno TO
John G Hsgeleln. PRIOR mtge dsoo mote .ooo
HARiKN
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7,h az, ..1l ..1s iuss'. s,y.,,,'n IN julius q, ,oo
ii:sh 81 ioii " John AcE,r to Victor -.
s.%. K.Is'nsrrs s sns no Isss ~ prior mtg.
s.. mos. q per cent ..... ........... ieoo
BRoSS,
thorough O' tn BroHil
Crotons sy nov CroloaA Park west n q
isIte Clinton sv: B.rIha schmueL ,oJscoe
Suut,l. priOI m,s, 81 vs.. iy.sps,gn u"
non a. Mari -b TayIoi' yr. psf cent :. 1900
sis : ,s S';S,I s,,,, ?: = y.s,n,is y,s;,,as
ins,sils s q q no, S'h isss man So monthly eco
s'Sss,T rh,sss e. GSs, Ss,r WI WHO. r'i.ns sns
being At Junction 81 rad leading tfcm
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g.roms rsIh; lot. ; and ~ = ,ss %sR .s'.,nss .ns
lhf 81 Julfls
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a SALARY ~ 80 wttkLN aud stt~usss paid
~ - worsa futruturIrg ~ ssuding usurs q
lsftiss iesultirg IN stf ~ tuIif "a lua wssEl
~ sstrflsnfs nrrvsssn ~ DE- ths ssiliuf sStisut
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Recorded Leases.
pcN~sry svs store MAJ Gendel " Charlie 80,
IJer and hoy Ing. yrs. from sspt l. ieoi'. Nl
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Situations Waatfd-{rmalts.


COMPETENT CHAMBERNAip Wishes 10 pro
ctIs - !ien ~ pfi,sr family hest of referen ees
y tot asa sun uptown oinee. ises bfoadssy
ENPERlENCED CHAMBERNAiD and waitress
vshes 70 uhAir position IN pvab family references
N A. boA asa ; IN uptown o-cs, ise3 Broadway
ENCEiIFNT COOK would Ike q situation m
pfivats tAnaliy furnish encrurnt fefervnc~s.
1 J b., Ass sun uptosn ofN~s gas Rtuadsay
TiRS1 CLASS WAITRESS wants a situation
IN private family nc lent Tr'sFsncrs AZ Mel
M AAa sun u,,inwn onef. las broadway.
RSg E1ptri-ncrd cocsngs and parents iei
sf.ness wouif ttkt = ga, ald ASslsi doeogs
OF ,entsts onos r. boA ic sun up,o-n once
80 HfsAduaN
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Situations WAn,ra- tialfs.
MANTED An OrronIyNIIr ny 4
vATE sEshETARN ON WITH LARGE
C"mME,ns,ISSi ,S ,t M9' SI nEAp; NH rsr. srEAk
SPANISH AND FRENCH NERsED IN
c,SMMfsTtlAL sx InM ApnnESs nrs,S s.. nSS .sS
DnOADw(y
As SALESMAN OF general agent on esablished
line by thoroughly reliable man Address g. a.
hot ia0 sun urlce.
An WRITER situation sAntsd by competent
wupt Of Advertisements aud business literature
All WRITER. boz ios sun up,osn once. 1908 Broad
way.
UPSTAIRS GIRL wants position In Jewish tsn,liy.
Apply 10 Mrs WAY. itsA Hh sv
WANTED A ppsiion as foreman Of . binder
~ a PRACTICAL foreman nov employed address
O.. bon isa Sun orice.
YOUNG MAN t;u, s years with book puslishers
deslus position once assistant undetsts nds entry
work. Aso Bookkeeping iali penmAn. good refer
shces Address C boz IA sun onee
The sun., 1901-08-25
Aatnts ftautrd.

AGENTS WANTED >Iust published. facsimile
OIL color Teptoductons oi the yacht Constitution ana
Shamrock u. Including Sf Thomas Upton sypii
vap yacht lucs Seiiefs large pfofe ROST PUB
LiSHiNG 90, siS William ~. New York
The sun., 1901-08-25
Wautfd-SsmxIes.

Fancy Feather hands; also bright and
tidy learners paid while learning. Apply
Behrman & Engel, . CT. Jones ST.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21

The grade exercises of the two primary
and twointermediate departments occur
red at the high school room yesterday
forenoon, large number of parents and
friends of the pupils being present
AS Mrs. Claire Harrison played a
march, the children came into the room
in orderly files, and nothing connected
with the schools is more pleasing than
the sight of the bright, fresh countenances
of the little ones, sparkling with pride
at the work we'll done and with JOY that
ii is done.
The exercises opened with a song by
the four schools, followed by a "Welcome"
by little Oran Rowland.
Then five girls of Miss Cooley's room
gave delightful "Dandelion song"
Agnes Rickard gave a recitation telling
about her dolls wedding: next was a
recitation by Analdine McCabe.
A dialogue, school time and vacation, "
by Edith Grimes and Leta Barton, was
entertaining.
The play PATSY" by little Doane Harri-
son and William Colburn and the little
boys quartette, was greeted with great
laughter and applause.
Ruth Stevenson gave recitation.
Then came an exercise by Miss Wises
room, "Dandehon days" in which manly
boys and handsome girls sang songs and
spoke in a creditable manner.
| Nell Colburn gave recitation, and
Hazel Wall sang song, playing her own
min lnr -
| Bassett gave recitation.
Eight girls and two boys of Miss
| Cooley's room gave a nice dialogue
followed by a cute song by the little
people of the first grade
Then came recitation by Leland
Aseltine, next a piano duet by Ruth Snow
and Bernice DeHaven.
Five little misses of the first grade
gave an exercises, Blossom time" follow
ed by song by Florence Kelley.
An amusing exercise was the game,
give little chickadees" by the kinder
garten class, a song being a part of it,
Miss Felts room gave a vacation
exercise. Then came two little songs by
Dale Harrison.
recitation by Okla Whitcomb and
the closing song, School is done," Sung
with evident joyousness) closed the
interesting exercises, and the pupils
went back to their rooms to receive the
certificates of advancement. AS they
left the building little later, it was
pleasant to notice that nearly every child
carried the priced roll of white paper
which means so much TO the little heart
an evidence of work well done by the
teachers as well as the pupils.
Not only is Paw Paw the handsomest
town in Michigan, with the finest school
building to be found in any village of the
size, but it has in that building one of
the best of schools, the brightest children
and the best of teachers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
Edif0ri0I Comment.
HAGEN s. Pingree Dead.

Elk Governor Hazen S. Pingree is dead
With his passing, one of the most
unique figures is removed from among
the public men of the state, and in the
nation there is not his counterpart
While The True Northerner has not
always admired oragreed with his public
policies or political methods, yet we must
respect some of the qualities by virtue
of which he forged to the front and
commanded the great personal following,
that was his at the height of his popular
ity.
At times falling to the level of the
demagogue in his play upon the feelings
of the masses for the sake of their votes
he was none the less sincere and persistent
in his labors for equal taxation as he
saw it, and from his influence and the
agitation for which he was directly re-
sponsible, we believe an improvement is
sure to come in the taxation methods of
the state of Michigan.
Just as his taxation ideas will prove
his most lasting monument, so will his
utter disregard of public opinion and
plain justice in the pardon of the officials
who defrauded the state, and the whole
sale pardon of criminals merely because
he had the power, and in an evident
spirit of defiance of scathing criticism,
attach a stigma to his public record SO
long as he is remembered.
Pingree is gone.
Michigan will probably never see
another like him.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
Continued from Ist page.


and mind, OF strength and sense. 1t is
not Drawn alone but brains as well that
tell in this age. 1--WE measure mind
around the head instead of around the
waist band" The young men who are
to rule tomorrow are those who are to-
day storing up knowledge. IF / were
but 20 to-day and with only 10 years to
live, would spend the first nine getting
ready for the 10TH"
The speaker mentioned the evident
appreciation of the value of education
among business and professional men IN
the fact that their sons are found in
greatest numbers among college students.
The men who have succeeded in poll
tics and in business are as rule men of
education and ability. The leaders in
public affairs are those who have sue
ceeded in the private enterprises they
have undertaken.
During the lengthy address were sim
liar thoughts and ideals, and none of
those who heard it, especially none of
the young men and young women of the
class of 1901, for whose especial benefit
it was given, could fail TO have been
benefited, and it is certain that they
left the hall with higher aspirations and
,oftier ambitions in life because of what
they heard.
We unite with the speaker in urging
upon them an effort, throughout their
lives, to build and maintain in the true
sense, characters of symmetrical man.
hood and womanhood.
The male quartet, Messrs. Lindsey,
Haworth, Hoyt and Buck, gave a beau
tiful serenade Until the dawn" and re
sponded to an encore.
Harry r. Pepper then gave the presi-
dents address, which was a peculiarly
hard position for a young man, to face
such an audience after the address of so
eloquent speaker as Mr.. Gearhart, but
he acquitted himself with remarkable
credit and was given the liberal applause
he so richly deserved.
After another selection by the orches-
ira, Dr. w. Y. G.. Ferguson, president of
the board of education, presented the
diplomas to the So members of the class.
The exercises closed with benediction
by Rev. II. w. Harvey.