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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
Prince HeHII. viii lgOII
VSf The l)RiIed SIU|es
10 the present at the Inauguration OF the
new Building oiihe Chamber IT
Commerce.
spssal cas'lsrran TO COls,in Msisan,ii

New York. October sllh. 49, The
Serman Minister in Washington. in.
formed the State Department of hav.
ing been sadvisedby his government.
That Prince Henry of Prussia will re.
present she Kaiser. at the inauguration
OF the Chamber of Commerce new
building in New York.
II he visit of the distingued guest
has been favorably commented upon
in'the United States, and il is saidthat
q commercial treaty between the, two
countries will follow il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
s; hara-SraIde.
.De nuesEo CorNsrOasa.

III anes pujA.ano iaSado iuvo lagaT "a
a;cTigr. &C tina nneva EscuC,a sraduada. Ia
l.aia Fsco'ar design6 para q desempeho dc
e',a In lac:a;o Ga:0.a Ramirez
- Ia E~Cue'a nociurna 4 cargo dc los
seaoles proicscrcS Don Ram6n Rodriguez y
Mir Cur. hAllase muy concurrida pcr nu,siros
,6genes que avidos DC Sabeg aSiSiea c1n eniu-
s.asmo las classes eneomendadas los Teicri
dos nrccep;orcs
Sc ha solici;ado o;ra naeva Escuela noe
tuTna paeS la rna,ricu'a ha sdo eNcesiva.
LA estado recogido en- cana duranie
aros cuan;oS diss. nueSiro respectable amigo el
Doctor Don Felix Tio Malagei
a. En- b-cvc com enzarin ,oS i.abaioS C
relleno le IA ca-:e;era que nos une COZ lauoo.
Ia obra del alcaniari.lado pronto terninard,
dada Ia actividad que imprimen les con;Taiistas
licho trabajc.
-. FL cuadro de afcionados que ac,ia
Ell A9os:.o Tc-..o uCy promo Gala "a obia
dramatica " Confiicto entire dos Deberes."
~. Sc halla de paso por esta poblacion
nuesiro dis:inguido amiguito Miguel Schettini
lie saludanos afecuosanlente.
- Sc dice que muy pronto sc dara prin
cicipio un edihcio al h0f para las Escuelas
graduadas de este pae1lo.
-. Los scrl;lleros y plantfoS de tabaco
/ consecaencia del tempo favorable estan muy
lozanos.
Il CGrcstonsa..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
LOID6i IlI5TV'9I1IG En- ID nI5''q1.
IV""V' 'I1I"1 E'VIIV III w IIN0iy"'
Una C0nferencia IntereSante.
ksper9nzas De ArregIo.

New York, Sabado-Comunican de
Paris, que los empresarios de teatros
de aquella capital, han rogado al Pre-
sidente M. Emilio Loubet, que inter
venga en- la huelga de los m1sicos, pa
ra poder cumplir sus compromises con
el ptiblico
Una comision representando a los
huelguistas ha estado en- el Eliseo a
conferenciar con ell Presidente esta
maflana.
Mr.. Loubet, ha recomendado a los
realamantes que observer todo Ell or
den que estan obligados por su con-
dicion de artistas, y les ha ofrecido su
mediacion para solucionar la huelga.
Esta tarde, Sc presentaran al Pre-
sidente los empresarios de espectacu-
los y de esta Ultima conferencia Sc es-
pera la aperture de los teatros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
lhe BIlOnC PIlgle
m Son FTOlCSCO..
Special Cablegram to Beletin Meremtl.

New York, November rst -
Cables messages received from Cali
tornia, state that there has been dis
covered sev eral cases of bubonic desc
ase Although il is not known how
1t spread: it is supposed that it was
brought from San Francisco. by scme
members of the crew of ship, that
arrived there from Indian land.
The ship was held at the Oaaran-
tine Station The Sanitary authorities
are working very hard to locate the
plague, and it is hoped it will be loc-
ated.
The persons cought by the plague
are sent to a ship very far from the
city. he inhabitants of the peace are
greatly alarmed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
M0|COni en- Cope Breton
DeSde Nueva EScocia cornunicara
con Europa
Un meaSaje al rey Eduardo

New York. Sabado-Un cablegrama
recibido de Londres, dd cuenta de Ia
llegada a Cap Breton. del eminent3 in
ventor dc la telegrafia sin hilo Senior
Marconi.
Fl Se7ior Marconi, comunico desde
Nueva Escocia con Europa, segtlrs> ha
manifestado los Representatives. de Ia
prensa.
Sc ia tributado un recibimient0 en-
tusiasta al gran inventor italian0 Y ha
sido invitado 4 visitar Ia capital ingle,
Sa.
FL Senior Marconi ha enviado IN sa-
ludo al Monarca Eduardo pof medic
del TELEGRAPH de su inVenciGn,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
In RGI d9!I3Il9IQlO
Sc case con su faVorita
Z S IA IDIOTA

Nueva York, Niernes. - Avisan
de Londres, que en- Corea, hay una
fuerte agitaci6n contra el soberano
Yi-Hleung, quien ha eleyado al trono
de C0rea 4 su favOrita
Este matrinonio e5candaloso ha
sublevado a toda la nobleza Y al pue-
bio coreano. que ha protestado contra
la verg0nzosa ayentura amorosa de SIT
rey.
FL Principe heredero vi Tchot
ha abandonado el palacio en- SERIAL de
protesta por q enlace indigno de su
padre.
Asegdrase entire los mobiles de Co
rea. que el rey ha caido en- un profun-
do estado de idiOtismo que le deia 4
merced del capricho de su favorita.
En- las c5qujnaS han amanecido
numeroso5 pa8q tines insultantes para
el Soberano.
T6mese que estalle una revolu-
ci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
Cona%o de incencsio.

En- Ia lnaflana de hoI ha habdo un conato
dc incendio en- los tallereS tipogrdticos del
P0rf0 Rtc0 .SuR.
La causa de aquel fue e! haberse innamado
dos latas de gasOina
Felzmente no ha habido que lamentar
daiios de otro 91nero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
PTe|UdI0y electrodes
uN RUMOR CoMENTADu
"a eandidatrra republicana en- sshgre

Nueva York, sabado. OSbiSio la
actira propaganda hecha Dor los de
mocratas. creese que peligra el triunfo
dc Ia candidatura republicana en- esta
ciadad.
La prelsa democratic hace exten-
sivo a los denlas Estados lie la Union
este aparente triunfo de ST. candidatu,
IA y culpa Roosevelt. diciendo que
la reelection del Presidente para el
puesto que ocupa. es causa de la inl-
popularidad de la candidatura repu-
blicana
Sin embargo, el gran nucleo obre-
70 en- la gran ciudad mu6strase parti-
dario dc la reeleccion de Mr.. Roose.
welt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
I4.O)0 TIIS5lS eIl tueiQ0
TOdOS los teatrOs de Paris cerfadOs
tTAMBlEN LOS MILlTARES?

Nueva York, Viernes s-Todos los
m1sicos de la capital francesa Sc han
undo la huelga reclamando aumen-
to de sueldos.
El n1mero de los huelguistas as
Ciende mas de CatOrcc mil.
En- actitud pacifica Sc presentaron
ante la casa del pueblo.
Todos los teatros permanecen ce-
rrados y Sc teme que Sc asocien al mo-
vimiento los m1sicos militares 81 Sc
pretende recurrir a estos para los es-
pectaculos.
Algunos empresarios han mani
festado llevar q Paris sus deseos de
mtlsicOs de Italia 8 Alemania
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
ACl.ARADC.

En- Ia cronica que publicamos en- el pre-
sente n1imero, del conocido 1iterato elegante
poe'a venezolano, don Andres Mata, entire otras
erratas de poca importancia que Sc han de sh-
Za1o por la precipitation con que es precise
comp~qinar nuestra extensa edicion, hay una
que no qseremos dejar sin subsanar.
I'm ei Siginal que guardamos, no dice la
mfSf'tG masles<de Aida como aparece en- el
Nuestro brillane colaborador 70 ha DO
dido lamar mksttea la u,Iisica de A;da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
The NuS5iunS SIrIEC
No Tl9lIT9 UD01 IN PlIb
Special Cabegram to Boletin Mere inti
Special Cabegram to Boletin Nero lntil

New York, November Ist.-Everv
musician of the French capital, have
join in the strike asking for better
salaries. They numered r4ooo
In an humble way they went be-
fore the Town. Hall The Theatre
managers are willing TO bring musi-
clans for Italy Germany.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
O|I0 Vq G. Principe Henry iIi &
los ES|0dOS lblIdOS
Para Ia inauguration De
Ia Cimara de Cor,enc No

Nueva York. viernes.-El Minis
tro aleman en- Washington. Ia aaTtici-
pado al Miristerio dc Estldo que
ha recibido avisos de su Lobierno.
dandole cuenta de que el Principe
Henry de Prussia, represented 81 En-
perador Aleman en- la irauguracion
del edilicio de la Camara de Comercio
dc Nucva York.
La vista del principe Henry, es
favorahlemente comen.ada en- los Es-
tados Unidos Y Sc espeta la celebraciol.
de I'm tratado de comefcio entire ell Ira
perio Germanico Y Ia Gran Republica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
ID hI4!yl da Grr15l
Constitution del Tribunal de aIb.eraje
Desde hoy surte et1cto

Desde hoy surte e5ecto
Nueva York, sdbado-iIa queda-
do constituida ohcialmente, Ia conf
sion de arbitradores para entender en-
los asuntos de los patronos y trabaja-
dores del carbon.
Desde hoy empieza a funcionar
con Suprenla autoridad Ia mencionada
junta, y solo ante esta podr6n efec-
tuar sus recIamacione5 tanto los 0bre-
ros como los empresario5
La prensa republican, tributa
muchos elogi0s a Roosevelt, pCr el
acierto demostrado en- Ia soluci0n del
ConflictO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01

Sc Ia visto con verdadera sorprasa la Or
den Gle trasla1o del Pbro don Benito Domin-
guez, para Ia Parroquia de IA Carolina. Dcho
Par1oco por 81 boadadoso coraz6n, caracter
vlrtuoso, GEO desinterGs conque atende su
sagrado ministerio, Sc ha ca ptado las simpa.
tias de todos sus felisreses, al extreme de que
no puede comprenders9 que el Sr. Obispo, al
enterarse de la exposition euplicatoria que le
eieVan todas las classes sociales de este poblado,
deJe de atendei su justa peticion, sea de que
el reterldo Sacarlote coltinde al freate de la
Parroquia de Arroyo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-01
Los [egQIQS IlIeIlQCIOlQ|e2
Nueve yachts defenderan ls copa
ENORMES APUESTAS CRUZADAS

Nueva York, Niernes- En- esta cil-
dad hay animacion inusitada para las
regatas internacionales.
FL reto lanzado por Sir Thomas Lip
ton, ha sido acceptable por el club de
regatas de Nueva York, Y nueve yachts
defenderdn la copa de plata,
Sc han cruzado enormes apuestas
en- las que llevan los norteamericanos
una gran preponderancia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford gave a dinner to Elzea French
and bride, inviting, too, DR.. and Mrs.
Cave, Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard. IN
fortunately Mr.. and Mrs. French had
to leave for the South on the Wabash
that afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

DENVER, COL, June 3.-0ne OF Mis-.
souriis landed proprietoFs, penniless,
but with deeds to !. 100 acres OF land
in his pocket, a In the police court
this morning. He came to Denver
yesterday, and had I,140 acres then,
but he traded a 40-acre tract for a
p0rterhouse steak. Then he con-
ciuded to economic BY sleeping in a
box car, where be was found and
charged with Yagrancy.
There were deeds and abstracts OF
title together with a patent issued by
James Buchanan, and the name Of
Ernest BaIlou, which the prisoner
said was his own, seemed to be the
one In which the title was vested. He
told the court that he went to a
restaurant and after vainly trying to
procure food In return for work he
happened to think about the broad
acres be had back in Wayne county,
No.
1--WE been a paying taxes on that
land nigh on to twenty years Judge,
and thought I could spare a forty
acre tract better than 10 go hungry"
he said.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
How "a Hara Whita Hair.

Prom he Philadelphia Record
"Few women are overjoyed 10 find
that their hair is turning gray said
a fashionable hair dresser, syet once
It starts 70 turn most Of them would
rather have It all gray than remain 10
the intermediate state u being
neither one thing nor the other. White
hair with a youthfulface is considered
by many people 70 be very fetching,
and men especially are regarded a.
being particularly handsome with
preniaturely gray hair Apropos Of
this ] viii let you into a little secret
a simple process Of turning the hair
white. IL Is nothing more or less
than TO use a solution Of ordinary
washing blue, the kind used in the
laundry. It must not be too strong,
and should be literally diluted sith
water. Two or three applications Of
this viii have an effect that will.
rather astonish you"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Raad il in His NeNnnaner.

George Schanb, a well known Ger
man citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, Is
3 constant reader Of the Dayton Folks
seitssag. He knows that this paper
aims TO advertise only the best in its
columns, and when be saw Chamber
lain's Pain Balm advertised therein f0r
lame back be did not hesitate in buy
ing a bottle Of it for bis wife, who for
eight weeks had suffered the most ter
ribie pains in her back and could
get nc relief. He says: After using
the Pain Balm for a few days my wife
said to me, i feel as though born
anew and before using the entire
contents Of the bottle the unbearable
pains had entirely vanished and she
could again take up her household
duties. He is very thankful and
hopes that all suffering likewise will
hear Of her wonderful recovery. This
valuable Eminent is for sale by all
druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
TRAIN STOPPED BY THE WIND.
Illinois Central Diamond Special
Has Thrilling Experience.

81. LOUIS, June ~. Passengers on
the Diamond SpecialH over the
Illinois Central had a thrilling exper-
ience In the storm Of this morning.
There were $50 persons aboard, When
the train pulled out OF Kankakee
south-bound, the storm was first
noticed. Soon 1t broke with terrific
violence. There Is no stop between
Kankakee and Gilman. Twice before
reaching the latter place the train
was brought to a standstlll, it being
impossible to breast the heavy gale
which prevailed.
At Gilman the yards were flooded
and a box car had been wedged into
the SWITCH Of the st. Louis line. The
train had been stopped by the wind,
and this alone prevented a terrible
wreck.
Conductor Daweon waded through
water nearly to his waist to the tele-
graph station, where it was learned
that all trains on the st. Louis line,
north or south bound, in the division
between Springfield and Gilman were
lost or stalled In the storm.
A light engine was secured to pilot
the Diamond Special to Springfield,
as the wires were down and it was Inn
possible to receive orders. The train
reached Springfield one hour and a
half behind time, having made up 30
minutes. The passengers who had
gone TO their berths in the sleeper,
aroused by the storm, arose and made
hasty toilets, expecting every moment
that the train would be blown from
the tracks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Mi.souril. Die Wheat Hnrrert

a
II is probable there neYer-Wzs 50
much wheat raised in Missouri as there
has been tbiSsaason. The farmers OF
-tH6 s1rIIfwest part OF The State, the
Webb City Sofiad says, "are up
against a proposition they have never
had 10 confront before. That propo-
sition is the securing Of the necessary
help to harvest the present crop. It is
a well known fact that the acreage Of
wheat in Jasper county is from p per
cent to 30 per cent larger than ever
before and that this condition prevails
largely over southwest Missouri and to
some degree in southeast Kansas.
Farmers have been complaining all
spring OF being unable to get the nee
essary help for the limited amount Of.
spring work they have to do. This
being the case, what is going to hap
pen in the next ten days when the big
gest crop and heaviest straw ever
known in Jasper county is to be har-
YeSteds"
The Sentinel suggests that Jasper
county farmers may be able get miners
TO work in their fields during the har-
vest season, but only top men" are
available. Those who work under
ground fear to go from the shelter Of
the mine intothe hot sun and cannot
be drawn out for less than $50 to cd
per day. II is feared that unless con
serted action is taken 70 secure men
from other places, a large part OF the
crop will be lost. Such a situation
never existed in Missouri before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
Don'ts for LITERARY Beeipuers.

Don't tell the editor what your fam
ily or friends or literary acqualntances
say Of your manuscript.
Don't urge the editor to buy your
manuscript because you need the
money TO help you In contributing TO
the support Of your family or in max
ing your way through college.
Don't assume a jaunty, sarcastic or
insistent tone with the editor. Don't
coyly ask him 20 "permlt this literary
dove 70 nest In your olive tree or else
return It 70 the ark at the above ad-
dress
Don't try 70 temper the severity. OF
his Judgment by sending him pressed
towers with your manuscript, or 70
impress him with your literary power
and experience by telling him that
you write On the spur OF the moment
and never correct"
Bear 10 mind, In short, that the best
way 70 submit q manuscript Is simply
70 su0mitit and let Il speak for itself.
Franklin B. Wiley IN Lqdis' Homo
Journal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
John A. LEE on BRYAN,
Did Not Compare Him to the Re
deemer in Msryville Speech.

Lieutenant Governor Lee was an
noyed over the garbled reports 10 Re
publican papers Of his short speech,
introducing William j. Bryan to a
Maryyille audience.
81 did not place him alongside the
Messiah said the Lieutenant Cover
nor. 81 carefully wrote out my speech
beforehand and delivered it verbatim.
The exact languare was this:
It is somewhat preSumptuous for a
man Of my limited acquaintanceShip
to assume to introduce to the people
one whose name has become a home
word, and whose fame has become the
common property and common pride
OF the world.
The Bible says that when God made
man be made him after his own like
ness. There are a great many people
in this country, millions of them, who
think that when God made William ].
Bryan, and nodded the qualities Of his
mind and heart, he did SO with great
care, and that he made him not only
after his own likeness, but after his
own heart-a man as nearly perfect as
a human being can be.
Some people who have not seen him,
who do not know him, are filled with
wonder at the report Of the magnetic
and attractive influence exerted by
William ]. Bryan with the people. ]
have seen great multitudes Of people
waiting by the roadside for hours fora
touch Of bis hand or the sunshine Of
his smile. Women and men, cripples,
the blind, the rich, the poor, waiting,
waiting for the JOY and encourage
ment Of his greeting.
What Is the secret Of this great
popularity which great rulers, men
high In the affairs Of state, can well
envy himf The secret is his truth,
his sincerity, his honesty, his courage,
his patience, his gentleness, his forti-
tude, his superiority 10 temptation,
bis gteadfastnesS in the great work
which God has intrusted to him as the
advocate Of the welfare Of the plain
people.
Its because be is to-day thegreatest,
the truest and brayest teacher Of the
principles taught BY his glorious
master, the Redeemer, that the people
believe IN him.
His subject tonight is "Conquering
Nations I do not introduce him; /
merely present TO you William J.
Bryan, who is, in my opinion, to-day
the highest and truest type Of Ameri-
can citizenship
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

SEDALIA, June, II The wheat
harvest commenced In Pettis county
on Monday, but the general harvest
will not be on till the first Of next
month. So far As heard from the
yield Is the heaviest in years. In the
Smithton neighborhood IL required an
average Of five and g half pounds Of
Irvine TO bind n acre Of the grain,
while the average in other yields has
not been TO exceed three pounds TO the
acre. without exception the grain is
said to be OF excellent quality and it
is not surprising that farmers are
happy In consequence.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward toE
any esss Of catsrrh that cannot b cured BY
Halls CataFrh cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
pei. eetly honorable In al business transac.
tons and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made By their firm:
WEST & TRUkx. WholesaIs Druggists, Toledo,0
WNLnIEa, K1sHxg q MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the syeten. Prizes &c per bottle Sold
By aII druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
REMEMBER THE SABBATH DAY.
A Letter From Vernon County, Which
Should Prove Of Interest to
Sabbath Breakers.


Editor R,uul World; When the
Creator had completed our world and
its inhabitants in six days of labor He
rested on the seventh day and blessed
and ~Sanctihed it. Just why He did so
we do not know, but this we do
know by observation; That the man
or nation that follows His example is
more prosperous than the one that
does not. The. man who works six
days and rests on the seventh viii do
as much work as the man who habitu-
ally works seven days in the week,
and will live longer, enjoy life more
and die happier. / have often heard
an old friend, James L. Bell, who
moved a large family from Virginia
to Missouri in wagons in the early
pioneer days, tell his experience in
that line. His rule was to go into
camp Saturday afternoon at the first
good camping place he came to, and
until Monday morning all hands,
teams and the dog had a good rest.
During Sunday those who did dot OBJ
serve the day would pass him. He
soon learned to recognize the different
teams and occupants, for as they
would pass him on Sunday, so he
would pass them during the week.
Those who passed him on the after
noon he would pass the first Of the
week and so on until the last day Of
the week, when be would pass those
who had passed him in the morning.
But that was not all. His teams and
family ended the long journey in good
health and condition, while those who
Travelled on Sunday had jaded and
worn out teams, members OF their
families sick and worn out and dis
satisfied with the trip.
lido not live a thousand miles from
one OF two men who are busy all the
time, and their teams and their own
appearance shows the effects OF it,
horses almost dead on their feet, and
during the past year two or three
horses gave up the ghost. Stock Is In
poor condition and there are losses in
many ways.
/ thoroughly enjoy the peaceful
relaxation and rest Of the sabbath
day, and can take up the daily toll on
Monday morning feeling like a new
man. @. A.. BmD.
Vernon County, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-06-19
rs, 20 and 10 Years Ago
This Week.

rwENTy-FfvE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK.
Misses Emma Luckie and Holt were
visiting in 81. Louis.
j. d. Tucker shipped from Fulton
20, 600 pounds Of wool.
Isom Mcdonald was the oldest set
tier In Audrain county.
Died, 10 this city, Mrs. Annie Brad
Icy, wife OF r. A. Bradley,
A line barn belonging TO !. n,
Hathaway, Of Audraln county, burned
Mr.. Mcdonald, who lived north of
this city, reported a frost IN his
neighborhood.
The Mexico musical society present.
ed Prof. Treloar with an elegant sill
yer service set.
A. e. Jenkins and Mrs. Spencer
we're married at the school house In
Farber by DR.. Lacey.
The Oldest Mason In the United
States was Col. Funston, Of Unity,
H.. He was 90 years old and had
been a Mason for 10 years.
The Hardin College graduates were;
Matte Sullinger, Salutatorian.
Sallie Smith.
Addie Cromwell.
Nellie Robards.
Mamie Quisenberry.
Matte Murray.
Sallie Wade.
Laura Craddock.
Mamie Pearson.
Florence Carson.
Efie Daniel.
Matte Scott.
Lizzie Marmaduke.
Bessie Bolts.
Fannie Bradley.
Lulu HOrd.
Fannie Rosamond, Valedictorian.