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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-02-19

was made special order for next
Tuesday.
Little Salmon wagon road bill
was passed by @ vote of 80 to 8
and goes to the senate.
The committee of the whole
recommended that the new
divorce bill pass as amended.
The irrigation committee rec
commended that the Sunday clos
ing bill pass.
BY Powell = To regulate the
practice of medicine and surgery
within the state.
By Macbeth, No. 27-Regulat-
ing the issuance of liquor licen-
SEES.
By Macbeth No. 41-Approp-
rating $4,000 for a bridge across
Salmon river in Custer county on
the Challis- Houston road.
BY Macbeth, No. 42.-Approp-
rating $4,000 for the repair of
the state wagon road.
No. IA, by Mckinley, for the
presentation of cruelty to dumb
animals.
H. B. No. 10, by Driskel of
Latah-To prohibit one or more
persons from treating to spirit
uous, vinous, or malt liquors in
places where the same is sold in
the State of Idaho.
The following bills and mem
orials have passed both houses
and are up to the governor for
his approval or rejection
HI. J. R., No. l, by Jensen,
providing for the transmission of
memorials and resolutions by the
secretary OF state to the national
congress.
House Concurrent Resolution
No. 2, by state affairs committee,
a resolution of sympathy to the
British people at the loss of their
queen.
H. B. No. 1. by Bangs, appro-
priating $25, 900 for general ex
penses of the Legislature.
S. j. r., No. 2, by Purtill, for
joint committee of two senator's
and three representatives on re
vision of revenue laws.
S. @. R., No. 1, by Moore, en-
powering the judiciary commit
tees of the senate and house to
meet in joint session to consider
the report of the Code commits
sion.
S. j. M, No 1, by Gooding,
memorializing the us. Congress
against the leasing of the public
domain.
The following bill has passed
the senate
No. II, by Gooding, providing
for the publication of the decis-
ions of the supreme court.
The following bills have pass
ed the house
H. j. r., No. 9, by Moore, sub
hitting an amendment to Sec. q
of Article 10, of the constitution,
giving the legislature additional
powers.
I'll. ]. r., No. 5, by state affairs
committee, nlemorializing con-
gress for an amendment to the
federal constitution providing for
UhC SlCOulOu VI u ulbCu CUdU0S
senators by direct vote of the
people.
Fl. B. No. IA, by Hunter, an
act to amend Section $40 of the
Revised Statutes of Idaho, as
by an act entitled can
Act for fixing the powers and
duties of boards of county COM
H. B. No. 20, by Triesch-
Article /, chapter 4,
title 6, Revised Statutes, relating
to public ferries and toll roads.
H. B. No. 81, by Triesch-|
changing chapter 5, title 6, Re-
vised Statutes, treating of "Mis-
cellaneous provisions relating to
toll roads, bridges and ferries"
H. B. No. %, by Mounce, com
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Your Blood Made New.

Your heart beats about slxty thousand
times day. Every drop Of blood In
your veins visits every part of your body
about Ave hundred times each twenty
four hours Is II any wonder that many
troubles arise when the blood is not right
Is It hard to understand why health
quickly returns when you take a remedy
Ike Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic, remedy
that phrifies and enrlches the blood?
II does far more than that. because IL
is the perfect example of everything that
"tonic'' stands for. But it would be a
wonderful remedy If It's power TO make
red. rich blood was lis only property II
is far better than socalled blood purifiers
because 1t both makes and purines the
hood.
II Is not one Of the crude forms Of Iron
that Injuries the teeth and stomach. but a
dellcate. harmless form that is almost In
srantly passed from the stomach to The
blood In the blood IL battles against
| weakness and disease and helped by the
other ingredients Of that famous remedy;
/ II ribs the system OF all Impurities and
/ helps each sluggish organ to do Its fun
uIiG} Won have skin disease, rheumatism.
stoniach trouble nervousness. or IL ypl
| bave any reason to believe that your blood
IS dirordered or that Your health 4
hr Harter's iron Tonic has for forty,
! ave years been made only by the DIR. liar.
| Ter Medicine Co.. Dayton. Ohio. Sold every
where.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.

Brenham, Texas. May 23.-sIr II. Brock
meyer of william Penn has been at work
the past two weeks perfectIng spraying
machine that will combine efficacy. dura.
bility and cheapness IN killing cotton pests.
The result OF Mr. Broeckmeyer's patient
thought and panstaklng mechanism was
exhibited on the streets OF Brenhnm Thurs
day In perfected spraying machine which
can be manufactured at cost not exceed
ing 500. The sprayer can he attached to
the two front wheels of a wagon, buggy
ar other vehicle II sprays SIX rows at a
tine and u man aud team can easily spread
poisonous death to the cotton pests on
fifty acres in a single day. The machinery
Is very simple An ordinary barrel con
mlnS the poisonous huid, which is forced
through the sprHlers by means of pump
operated ny cog wheels attached to the
larger wheels. The spraying Tubes are
arranged on horizontal bar. adjusted TO
work automatically Ia case stumps are
encountered. The experiments with the
new machine were closely watched by
humber OF farmers aud merchants, and the
WORK was as successfully done as was that
OF the Asplnwall machine the other day.
Tho last mined mnchine costs 500
MISS Mary stone entertained Wednesday
s san A6,n On So@ ond MIS- r pey 6[Sm g
OF Austin. Miss Stone was assisted la
caring for her quests by Mrs. IIobcr Stone,
AlFa' u. =, stone and Mrs, A. u. Chill
dress. game of progressive daffydnwI.
d4lllcS.' In which thirty-six players took
pali, gave zcs--pocketbuok and ievclei
httpn--to Mr.. james Harrison aud Miss
LEILA Robbins. Refreshments, salad served
on lettuce leaves cheesestraws waters ANA
olives, brick cream ami cut cake were
served ~ the narlors.
Tonight Dr. aud Mrs r. Il Iuhn win
entertain ana tomorrow night Miss Edaa
Rouse Will entertain the XIll Climb and tho
guests ~ the organization IN tho city.
fhe Fortniehtly club is holding a reccp-
ton ut the residence Of Dr and Mrs X
p. Luhn THIS afternoon, in honor of Mrs
John ltippetoe of Dallas
Telegram received hhursday afternoon
ny captain 1heu. Schumacher from Major
>. w. Hrrncs. announces thar owing to de-
my caused by railway wreck 1t viii
lr Impossible for him To reach Breubpm
~ time for the inspection ordered for To-
night. Ihr Inspection will be reset Major
lNrhes Is assistant Inspector general uninr
Adiutnnl General Seuiry His hclduuar-
tcls ARE at La Grange
captain O. - Hughes continues fl a very
afternoon. "''
sergeant c. u. postwlck saws he has
nech IN hrenham two weeks without hlv.
ing n single recruit volunteer fol service
Victoria i''
Editors George Tucker and j. q. RanIIn
lrif thlS afternoon for Houston to attend
tue meeting Of the Texas Press association.
now III session In the Bayou City.
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Notes and Personals.

Austin, Texas May %. Grimes coun v
today redeemed Sl750 worth of iai and
bridge bonds and san Patrlclo county re.
deemed 5000 worth Of jail bonds. Roth
issues were held by the permanent school
fund
The sheep skin diplomas from the sam
Houston Normal school were received yes
tcrday by the governor for the purpose
of his slgnaturc. There Is Il good lot Of
them, but the chief executive likes 10 at
tach his name to anything like Il dlplom1.
Judge Reagan, chairman of the railroad
commission, left this afternoon at y
O'Clock for his home In Palestine, and from
reunion OF the Confederate veterans.
Permit TO do business In the state was
today granted To GAR Scott Co. OF
Richmond. Ind, manufacturers OF agrcul-
tural machinery. capital stock $iOUOtD.
r.. \. Uuddleston and Miss Ollie II cur
ton of Blanco were married here yesterday
evening.
The negroes Of Austin have decided not
to celebrate the 10Th OF June.
Rev, Francis Of Notre Dame university.
Indiana, Is here for his health.
In a pool tournament az Hyde park last
night. Sam Barnes, the State champion.
defeated John Dodson, a local amateur, ny
score Of $50 10 70.
The Mutual Benevolent association q.
Austin and the Bankers Union Of the
World of Omaha, Nch., were granted au
thurity to do business In the State today
by the Insurance department.
Comptroller Love left today for Mexia on
business.
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Jeff Davis ColIeae.

Pittsburg, Texas, May ~. The com
mcncement Of JEFF. Davis college began
yesterday with sermon by Rev T. T.
Tardy II Nacogdoches. his subject being
The Unsearchahle Riches al christ The
services were held at the opera house and
vast audience heard him,
The commencement exercises proper be
gin tonight and will continue for three
nights Wednesday night will he graduating
night and six young ladies apd Que young
gentleman will be awarded diplomas. Hon.
X. W. Simpson Of Gilmer will address the
class on that evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
A HISTORY BY DIR. BURLEsoN.
He Had the Volume Nearly Ready When
He Died

He HAD the volume Nearly he9Cy When
He Died
Waco. Texas. Nav - Since the dean
If the lnmented Dr. Rufus c. Bulleson,
which occurred in ihls city recently. II
has been announced that he was engaged
at the time of his last illness in COM
rlling history which he would name
"Fisty-thrce Years in Texas The work
Of the compilation had about been M
shel and Mrs. Burleson. who is the adj
ministratrix of the estate and the cXecu-
tor will soon have the work ready for
the press. She will add number of me
mortal addresses of her late husband and
some other features will be added to the
work.
The material for the book is in part Or.
Burleson's own recollections and expert
cnces and was compiled by him in person.
He has also since his retirement from the
presidency of Baylor university been busy
compiling other matter. all together which
will make very interesting volume.
During his life time there was no better
authority an Texas history than DR.. Bur-
Lesson. and tAc new book will have many
valuable contributions 10 history that Min.
ertn have hcrn unwrittcn. and perhaps
unknown to all except this venerable
writer. educator and minister
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
|HE SCHOOLS OF TEXAS
CLASS OF THE A. AND
M. COLLEGE.
commencement Exercises Held at q
"u"oe' OF Places-Teaohers Tor
Public Schools Elected.

'p'h' Texas, May %. The commence.
~ ~, exercises of the Agricultural ANA Me.
E-aleai college will occur June o. 10 ana
new G. Mcpherson Of Fort Worth
~ Preach the commencement sermon on
a'S 'uhe D. at II a, m. The orator
s'A'el the commencement Grafton has
y, u'Sh selected. Hon. H. NJ. Cos
|a,.. kaufman Will deliver the annual
NM. NM esiore the alumni association. The
|N.ss us class is as follows; c. S. Clark,
-, HeOert Eberspackcr, Anglcton; II.
|psSprpee': Columbus Ts z; b. Tehrenkanp,
lstbadp, WIt,,Sa. FOUNTAIN. Bryan; W. T.
Holsom"i,t 7. IL Garrett, Jr.. cot;
|abr, wv Cisco; NJ. l.. KleInsmith,
|arsop v" H. n Rust Ir., SeguIn: j. H.
Eabw c ',W,f'sy Tn 7. NJ Smith, Co
III Thomas. Clay: + T. "2 Fonnt 1in
- ana r. W, Marlborough.
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Local Notes.

Beaumont. Texas, May %. Editor s. n.
McGary Of the Beaumont journal left TO.
night for houston to mingle with the
editors and get day or two Of mucn.
needed rest Mr. McGary has been devel'
oplng the Journal on a scale commensurate
with the development Of the oil field. and
has In consequence thereof been as busy
us n gusher for the past four months.
Material for the V. Weiss Office build
ing, on the corner of Bonham and Pear
streets. has been placed on the ground.
and the contractor will begin excavation
for the foundation some day This week.
Brick and outside work on the federHl
building has been about completed.
Two blocks Of the Beaumont Street RAIL
way cumpauy's track has heea laid and
the rails placed on H. a large crew Is
Park street and Sabine Pass avenue, max
ing the grade.
The Salvation Army has secured a large
tent which Is spread on " large vacant
lot on Laurel street, ana services are
being held there every night by Ensigu
Tic Arst brick in the foundation for
the now opera house was laid this morn
ing. The excavations IRE ahou' ccmn'ett
aud preparations for LAYING the founda
ton are ready to prosecute the work,
which viii De done with all dur prompp
ness.
The public road leatllng from Spindle
Top Hill TO the Port Arthur public road
has been graded and saturated with oil
and considerable portion OF the Port
but no oil has yet been placed on i. Men
and teams were yesterday repairing the
very bad hole on the Port Arthur road
near the intersection of Highland avenue
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FRANCHISES CAN NOT BETAXED
cmreme Court So Holds in the A. and N w
Case from Travis.
h Would Amount to Double Taxation and Is There
fore Held to Be Unconstitutional Sum
mary of the Opinion Rendered.

!. rs,as. May 23.-The supreme
49, .oasv refused an application for n
:, error In state Of Texas VS.. Aus
| "a Northwestern Railroad company.
r.. Il case in which the right OF a
|'n. i, which the general offices OF a
|V.1 o,ynoratlon are situated TO tax the
|.s,s. ~ that corporation as Intangible
|.',aor,v Is involved. The case came up
|,..s, Travis county. where the trial court
|.,a that the franchise of the railroad
I..a,anr as separate from its tangible
.,y was no, assessabe under Texas
|.,stutes. and the court of civil appeals,
|w,,Aont passing upon that question. ar
|s,msa the Judgment upon the ground tnat
IN. franchise was NOT properly assessed rs
|, whole in the county of Travis. Not
|s,alnr II necessary to pass upon the lat.
4, oucstlon, the supreme court says:
ave are Of opinion that It was not the
io,eotion OF the legislature to authorize
direot tax upon the franchise Of
abroad company as a separate entity
|
. from its tangible properly
A. ,,.,.i,. 90 .ho Do.
After quotins 'iu VI w
srlsed Statutes Of 1870 relating 10 the tax.
Idlon Of the property of railroad companies
W. Wy Y ~ -. a..,,,'oss,o, 90 +ho eoi,l,,ino.
De court gives eNl' eSS''i w '"e us
NJ seems to us the plain purpose OF the
..,i.. f;0sn is 10 require that In assessing
'''.s'' VI. ,o.ion ,,ho,hor MIA h,,
peal estate LOT taA"'''h' nS' ~
! natural person or corporation. there
Ian not only he included In the valuation
A.. ,o,, itsoIf r,oraiy 10 Ina
ne value Vi 'ne '""u '''ei' '"''
together with the Improvements thereon,
But also all franchises and privileges ap
Bsrtenant thereto ami au the advantages
~ profitable prosecution of the business
o which 1t Is appropriated. Us rule
*he value Of Improved real estate IS pro
rYtionate to the net income which II WIN
Fieid The value of a railroad Is not the
$nere value Of us right of way loldbed
bud snperslructure, lis depot grounds ana
$iructures thereon, considered ny them
$e.yes but the value VI al these al an
Operating going concern this value be
3ng 10 general determined by the. profits
8hlch result from us operation. The stat
pie requires all property Ia he assessed
fa Its full and rue value and in Hncc;
ltfnes that value TO he what II woui
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Chartercd.


Austin, Texas May - The following
charters were nlcd today other than oil
companies
me Harmony Han Investment company
OF galveston; capital stock $4,000 pur.
pose, to do general building aud loan
business. lncorporators: ID. Is. Henderson.
I, D. Eroce, joan sealy, Il. Waverly smith
Ellis County Telephone company OF Wax
nhnchle; capital stock $1,000 Purpose. to
construct aud operate a Telephone line run,
Wng through the counties Of ELLIS Dallas,
Kaufman. ilill, Navarro. johnson and Tar
rant lncorporators; J. NJ. Staloney j.
w. Miles. G. ". simpson.
Kosser Mercantile company OF Dallas.
capital stock $4,000. lncorpora tors Ilpnry
y. Lindsey j. W. Ilndsley and Graham
y. Roonc.
CRYSTAL Ice company OF Sulphur Springs
capital stock SIG. 600. lucorpOrators j. n.
Murphy, Phil H. Foscuc and Max Gesuer.
rho Eclipse Gin company of brandon.
lill county; capital stock $4,000, lncor-
porntors: John II. Davis, J. NJ. Ware and
j. w. Spnldinc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Teachers for smithviIIe Schools.

smithville, Texas, May % AT meet
Ing of the board Of school trustees last
night the following teachers were re-elcct.
ed for the ensuing term: C. c. Foste1.
superintendent: Il. w. Nowlin. principals;
Misses Mcdonald Warner Brady. Sadler
And Chesnutt, Miss Nanno Maynard or
Bastrop was elected for the primary grade,
Miss Renick not applying. Superintendent
Foster declined 10 accept the position
This week closrs the most successful year
In the history Of the school, ana the pa
irons regret very much that Mr.. Foster
VIII not be here next term.
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rosenberg, Texas, May IA: a meet.
'ns OF the trustees Of the Rosenberg In.
dependent school district today the follow
'ns teachers were elected FOR the next
sen scno VA, year: rinclpal, Prof, j RIOS.
~ ~ ~ MI place; assistant principal Prof,
par niehi. Miss Josie Catron Of Rosenberg
"a contract was. also let for the erection
Sto,aa, new scncol building to cost about
T,,,N', tS building To lie in readiness for
thc openlng Of school in September.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Teachers for Hearne.

lIearne, Texas, MAY 22.-At a regular
meeting Of the school board held Monday
night In the city hall the following teach
ers were elected for the next term of
school: Superintendent, II. X. strader;
r.. j, Kepke, principal; j, NJ. o'Neli,
Misses Marie Shields of Bryan. Alma H0r.
ton OF Wheelock. Elizabeth Weedcn 81
Anstin. Superintendent j W. De Shazzo
and Miss Timoclea Shields sent In their
designations at the end Of the term. Prof.
De Shazza leaves In few days for his
future home In Tennessee.
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bbt ri. h'e bids on the erection Of the two
Se ,vh school buildings FOR the Victoria in
v w,e' school district, TO he completed
0Tges ~ Jays Their figures are ST.
co,n ns school for the whites Is to be To-
bniiT u on the site Of the old high school
5000: that for the colorcd children Viii
ne located In the First ward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Notes al Personals.

Galveston, Texas. May EFF. o. Becker
left this morning for St. Louis.
lens Moller and Colonel John y. Rogers
returned ,ms morning from Austin, where
they have been comforting with the railroad
commission.
S, 4. Tracy and l.. -. Parker, attorneys
Of ltouston, were In the city today on
legal business.
James j. llann9 returned this morning
from the grain dealers meeting at Fort
Mol ..-.
W. NJ, Gardner returned this morning
from Fort Worth,
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ing company in their Offices here recently
mining interests. The following gentlemen
attended the meeting: Mcssrs. i r. Ilar-
ris, Marlin; c. II. Turner, Palestine: Il. j,
Fry. Jacksonville, and j. $. Carr, san I'm.
tonic.
There seems To he mn epidemic of chls
and fever prevalent In Calvert numncr
Of cases are reported In town.
\ number of improvements are being
made In Calvert now. There are no va
cant houses ana property brings fancy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Caldwell Teachers.

caldwell, Texas, May 22.-rhe school
trustees Yesterday elected teachers for The
pnhlic schools of the city for the ensuing
year. Prof. Malone. Miss Hamal smith,
Mss Kate Haynes and Mrs Betrle D.
Merrin OF the old corps of teachers were
re-e'ectoa. Miss Mcclellan pf Brentwood
ana Miss Carrie Thompson of Blrcson
AMY were elected IN place of Misses
barclay and James. resigned
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Teaehers elected Al Runoe.

hnnge, Texas. May 9. AT a called meet
ing OF the Runge board Of trustees ali the
teachers In the public schools were re-
'esl'"' as follows; F. ~ T. jackson, su.
re'thtendent; j. H. Banton. Miss Alma
in;un.ler' Miss Jennie Greer, Miss May Bur.
school
H. 7. Jackson enters upon his tenth
year MS superintendent.
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Calvert News Notes

Calvert, Texas. May 23.--school work
closed today and the pupils viii reassemtle
tomorrow afternoon at ! o'clock 10 receive
their cards of promotion Altogether this
has been a successful year
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
BRACES Valley Coal, Clay and Manufactur-
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Teeohers for Antto Schools.

IIutto, Texas. May 21.-The following
teachers we.N elected here this evening for
The cnSnms year: w. II. Emcrt. printi-
pal; Miss Mary Secrest. second assistant;
Mss Lillian Pickett. third assistant; MISS
Mary Davenport. fourth assistant. The
first assistants position stlll to be hlled.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Center Public Schools.

Center. I'exas, May 2l-rhc Center school
closed tonight. In the public examination
the pupils acquitted themselves honornbly.
lrofs. Day and Rushing have taught the
beS' school Center has ever had and people
are proud Of them and their works.
A. j. Weeks presiding elder Of this dis
tdct, preached The commencement sermon
last Sunday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Seven Yeats on Third Trial.

Palestine. Texas, May 20 Late Saturday
evening the jury in the Lankster murder
case brought here In change OF venue from
Houston county, rendered a verdict giving
the defendant seven years In the peniten.
,iary. This Is the third trial. the penal
ties having started at twenty-five years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-24
Revival at waxahaohin.

Waxahachic, Texas, May 23.-Tho re-
vival meeting now in progress at the Main
street Christian church. which Is being
conducted by Evangelist Allen Wilson ana
Prof, Huston from Ohio, Is attracting large
crowds nightly and much Interest Is being
furnished by well trained choir Of 100
voices. AZ the close Of the services last
night there were nine aocessions to the
church, making n total OF fourteen since
the meeting began.
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HiIlshoro Public Schools.

lIil!shoro, Texas. May 20 The city pub
He schools closed to-day. There was an
address on education by Homer T. Wilson
The address to the graduating class WAS
by DR.. Rcldin Andrews. The following Is
the list of graduates: Misses Patti dc
Noulhne Mcclellan. Pearl Sawyers, RUBY
Patterson. Al20da Helena Bowman, Ile,cp
Davis and James Prtchett and Joan Green.
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corps of teachers for the ensuing scholastic
year with Superintendent W. NJ. Will
Jams In charge.
The graduating exercises will take place
at the cnmmodious opera house Thursday
May 30. $40 p. m. The following names
comprise the graduating class Misses
TPnnI Mitchell. Pearl Bcrnett. Olivia
Bridges, Miriam Lewis. Ellen Moore. Nina
y. McFadin. Ruth Spears, Elizabeth shaw,
Lula NJ. Smith. Edna Russell WCodWar |.
Josephine Haunle and Marguerite Morgan
and Mr.. Jack Little, The hrst and Inst
Young ladies' are resDcctvelY salut1torian
and vaedictorian. Miss Josephine Hnnnie
Is class prophecies.
The bnccalaureatc sermon will he dolly
cred on the 26th instant at the Christian
church