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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18

from his advance and left omen a cleal
road to the alarmed settlement.
Captain Richmond and his men had no
such dread of Leroy and his son, but
fortunately. they We're ut this time sta,
toned on the opposite side of the valley
ana When they caught sight of the re-
enf0rcements it was nearly impossible to
head them off.
Gen. Greyson had become alarmed in
time, and though the stockade was not
yet completed. he had gathered here. al
the first sight of the dreaded foe, the
women and children. He realized that
life was now but a matter of simple en-
durance. But he kept his fears to him.
self, and by voice and look gave conf
dcnce to the women and children.
"Ah,' cried Jennie Greyson, who wa,
by her fathers side, aiding the Costillos
in adding stones to the wall that was to
be their defense-''ah. il Guide Whitmap
We're only here now.'
"Guide Whitman is coming!w exclaimed
Mabel Fleming. ''See, there are Others
with him."
All looked in the direction indicated by
the extended white arm, and they saw
the three horsemep approaching at a gal.
lop, and the band of outlaws under Rich
mond sweeping to head them off. She
saw, and, with a shrek, recognized the
foremost rider of the rencgades.
"What is it, my childI' asked Gen.
Greyson.
"Do you not see him? 2" she cried.
"Sec whom?"
"Charles Nodinew
.'Nodine! Where?"
Aia,,vi Fleming did not need to answer.
Captain Richmond was distinctly visible.
and his object could not be a matter Of
conjecture.
Acting 81 the order of Gen. Greyson.
the colonists opened fire on the outlaws
and more than one horse rolled to the
earth. This unexpected attack caused
the maddened Richmond to make de-
tour. One of the bullets had grazed his
own forehead and he was blinded with
blood.
The excited Costillos loaded again and
sent up an eNultant cheer. Their Irish
! blood was on fire and nothing would have
suited them like charge at that mo-
ment.
These incidents had not forced Col
Leroy to turn to the right or left,
Straight. as If he had been launched al
mark. he kept. until his painting horse
stopped before the stockade.
In moment Guide Whitman was I'M
and throwing himself from the saddle,
he leaped over the wall and with cries
of joy the immigrants gathered about
him and pressed in turn his strong hands,
Gen. Greyson, with an expression OF
dumb wonder in his face. such as only
the startlingly unexpected can produce,
was looking at Col. Leroy and was about
to address him by another name, when
Whitman, taking in the situation, said:
Gen. Greyson, let me introduce Col
Leroy and his son Bertram"
no be continued.)
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wha, Became of Their reathcr.7

What Became of Their Feathers?
1t is the sayings Of children that make
men wise, childish prlttle turned to
profit that make men rich. In each
sweet-tongued expression there is q
lesson learned or an argHnsent con.
clusively settled. This s particularly
true of two tiny tots who tofldled down
the street hand in hand the other day.
In few words they decided much
mooted question. and those who believe
that the human being is descendant
of the monkey and wonder what be-
came of the hairy covering that still
adorns the simian tribe can now rest
70 peace.
Say" said the first. "we's Dod's. little
angels, isn't we?"
"Heth." Hsped the second. .bat we
hasn't dot any feathers On nth like the
little angels my mamma showed me
In a picture book"
well. we had once, don't 90 know?"
returned the first. but bod pulled 'em
all out before Him sent us dawn here"
What for did Him do that7"
$50 that we couldn't fly up in the
trees when our mammas want us to
come in and be Observation-Disclosures
Telegraph. :
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The average farm laborer 20 years old
has forty eight years to live.
A Nasty Practice.

A nasty practice is what the Chicago
Inter Ocean calls the pasting Of re-
peated layers Of wall paper, one upon
another, thus covering up the filth and
germs of disease that may be propa-
gated in the very absorbent and de-
eaying mass of -four paste. paper,
animal glue, colors, etc.
They give opinions Of eminent
health officers and sanitarians, urging
that such practice should be stopped
by legal enactment, and also take oc-
casion to say that these sanitarians
recommend Alabastine as durable,
pure and sanitary coating for walls
The Inter Ocean says: "This is q
very important question. and. as It
costs nothing to avoid this danger,
why take any chances?"
How much Of the alarming spread
of smallpox and other diseases may bo
due to unsanitary wall coverings?
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Why They We're Cheap.

President Mckinley used to tell With
good deal of amusement a story
which related to his early days in the
law. On the way to and from his office
he was accustomed to pass butchers
shop. and for a long time was puzzled
by certain notice which he saw there
In the morning lie would read, "Good
pork sausages 20 cents" On his re.
turn in the evening he would sometimes
find those sausages still 20 cents q
pound, but more often the notice was
changed and the sign read: "Fine pork
sausages 12"-or sometimes 10
scents"
The matter, he said, used to worry
him. Sausages We're not of SO perish
able a nature that they would not keep
till the next day, and he could not un.
derstand it. So one evening he stopped
at the shop, made some casual remark,
and then inquired the price of sausages
"Ten CENTS" said the shopkeeper.
But" replied Mr.. Mckinley, they
were 20 cents this morning."
$50 they We're, Mr.. Mckinley" re.
piled the butcher. $50 they were. Then
had 'em, now haven't. Sausages at
10 cents q simply to get me reputa,
ton for cheapness. Sect" y
The future President saw, and waa
in the habit Of saying that a great
many regulations were made In thai
way.
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Recoeni.ed :. . spectflc.

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat.
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is
agreeably aromatic. It ID received
through the nostrils, cleanses and heals
the whole surface over which It dif.
fuses itself. Our plan is to give every
one chance to try the merit of Cream
Balm for the cure Of Catarrh, Hay
Fever and Cold in the Head, by mail
ing for 10 cents trial size to test its
curative powers. We mail the 50-cent
size also and the druggist keeps 1t. Test
It and you are sure to continue the
treatment. Relief Is immediate and i
cure follows. Ely Brothers,, 66 War
een street, New York.
A remedy for Nasal Catarrh which Il
drying or exciting to the diseased mem.
hrane should not be used.
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A WISCONSIN PAPER ON WEST
ERN CANADA.
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan One of tn
Favored Districts.

S"SAasoou' sSushatcncWan, One OF the
Favored Districts.
The following, clipped from the cor
respondence columns of the Eau Claire
lWlsconsfn) Leader, is but one of many
letters OF a similar character that
might be published concerning Western
Canada. the land of No. hard whea,
and the best cattle ON the continent
II is simple matter to reach the landa
spoken of, the Canadian Government
having agencies established at ST. Pau.
and Duluth. Minnesota; Grafton, NORTH
Dakota: Watertown. South Dakota
Omaha, Nebraska; Kansas City. Mis-
souri; Des Alones. Iowa; Wausau anG
Milwaukee. Wisconsin; Chicago, Iii
nois; Indianapolis Indiana: Sault Ste
Marie and Detroit, Michigan; Toledo
and Columbus, Ohio. and by writins
10 on calling upon any of these agent.
mt these points full information can bt
secured. This is Il great opportunity
to secure home free of cost. or if yor
desire to purchase lands. they can be
bought now at prices much lower than
WIFI exist in Il few months. But read
What the correspondent referred to has
TO say OF one particular district:
10 the Editor of the Leader:
The rush of the land seekers will be
20 the prairie provinces of the Domin
lon Of Canada. The allurements of a
soll that yields 40 bushels of wheat ia
the acre are too great to be resisted
ana an immense migration from this
country may be confidently predicted
feople here laughed al first at the idea
OF any one leaving the United States
for Canada. but the Dominion authori.
ties knew they had a good thing and
they stuck to 1t. Their officials evident
ly knew the value of printers ink. They
spared no expense in letting the people
OF this country know that these lands
were there and that they We're exactly
As represented. They did more. They
sent out specimens OF the crops raised
and samples of the grain. We have
had them here at four consecutive
street fairs presided over by one of
their ablest immigration officers. This
gentleman spared no pains. He ex.
planned the value of the lands and the
richness of the sol! from morning to
night to all comers.
All this told in the long run. Sew
eral went up from here to spy out the
land and, like Caleb, the son Of Jepun-
neh, and Joshua, the son OF Nun.
brought back good report and now
some ten families will leave here in a
few weeks for Saskatoon to settle upon
farms there. and others are preparing
to follow. OF course many will appear
shocked at the idea Of any one leaving
the Stars and Stripes fer the Union
Jack. but patriotism is but nomencla-
ture after all, and our experience has
been that in nine hundred and ninety.
nine cases out of a thousand, man is
the most patriotic where lie can make
the most money and do the most harm
to those whom he hates
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The
Best Insurance
The

vogeler's Curative Compound furnishe,
the best insurance at very smzNcost. The
cuzes which it has made Of blood. nerve.
skin. lives and kidney Diseases, are most
marvellous. II insuIes protection against
the development of those every day ailments.
which are menace to life and dhsppiness.
A few doses of vogeler's, whe., dyspepsia.
constipation, headache, or nervousness
appear. will insure good health
free sample bottle wih be sent on appli.
cation to the proprietors of st. Jacobs Oil,
Ltd Baltimore, Md
Sold by all druggists.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18
Appropriations for world,s Fair

Appropriations for Worlds Fair.
The appropriations for the keuisiana
Purchase Exposition are US follows:
United States government, $1,000, 600:
City of st. Louis. $5,Oo0.OoO; corpora
tions. companies and individuals, So,
100000; Missouri, $10oo.O0o; Illinois.
$25o,000; Congress for Government
building. s25o.OoO; Kansas. $4,000;
Colorado. $4,000; Arkansas, $4,000;
Wisconsin, $4,000; Pennsylvania, $780,.
900; Arkansas (conditionaD. $30.O0O
New Mexico 100000; Hawaii. $4,000
Total. SIG. G.19O,GOO.
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"Well. Joshuu," said Mr. Warren to
his country cousin, what was the first
thing that struck you when you reach-
ed town.
"a trolley car" replied Joshua, ..but
fortunately It did not lit me very
hard. Detroit Free Press. 81
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A Cripple.

2ramp-Td like ter do something to
pay fer all this, but I'm cripple, mum
Housekeeper You don't look it
What's the matter?
Tramp-Writer's cramr, mum. I've
hen keepin' list of all III people wot
offered me work. mum.-Ncw York
Weekly.
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PROVIDENCE RoAp,
GoKLEsroN, CT. YARMOUTH

CoKLEsToN, CT. YARMOUTH,
have used ST. Jacobs Oil for several
years for iumbago and sprains and find II
the greatest pain reliever before the public,
j had a severe sprain on my right ankle
which received last week, and by using
halt a bottle of St. Jacobs Oltit is thoroughly
cured. 1t acts like magic All my friends
In Confession, through it having cured me, are
using 1t when occasions require, and say it i.
worth its weight in gold.
INMEs SMITH.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18

A S spring medicine Peruna is a
lAnever failing remedy. 1t cleanses the
blood through digestion, and gives
tone to the whole system by increasing
the nutritive value Of the food. "Spring
fever" as it is sometimes called, which
produces tired out, sleepy feeling. and
inability to do much mental or physical
work. is the result Of a sluggish diges.
ton.
The great popularity that Peruna has
is due to the fact that in all such cases
it ut once corrects digestive deranse-
ments and enriches the blood by purity
ing this very important source of that
vital fluid.
Mrs: j: e. Finn. 80 High street, Buff
falo. N. Y, writes:
"a few years ago 1 had to give up So
cial life entirely, as my health was COM
pletely broken down. The doctor advised
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a complete change and rest for a year.
As this was out Of the question for 1,
time, l began to look around for other
means Of restoring my health.
II had often heard Of Pcruna as an ex.
cellent tonic, SO bought a bottle to see
what It would do for me. and it certainly
took hold Of my, system and rejuvenated
perfect health. and now when feeI
worn out or tired dose OF two Of Ps.
runa is all that need.'
MRS. j. E. EINN. ~
II you do not derive prompt and sati..
factory results from the use of Peruna.,
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving !
full statement of your case, and he VIM
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President 8
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
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Only Eight.

willie-oh, nav, have sich pain
In my stummick.
Fond Mother-willie, have you been
eating something?
willie-No. nav, didn't eat thing
but eight green applcs.-Ohio State Jour
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for cattle and grain. ow railway rates and evssS
possible comfort. This is the condition os ~
farmer ,. In Western Canada. Province Of ManitobS
Alberta. Thousands of Americans are now settia3
there. Reduced rates on all railways for ho,,s
seekers and settlers. New districts are heinz
WesternCanada sent free to all appicanis Avn, y
F. Pedley Supt Of lmmi ration, Ottawa. cpppp :.
e Bsa.hoowsw naane sS 5th-st Des Moines io.s
Bennett. Sol New York Life Bldg. Omar. 3. NJ Y.
=. Davies. sl5 Jackson ST., St. Paul. MINI. losnss
for the Government OF Canada 1'' Asea0
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All Up-to-Date Housekee,,a,,..s
Use Red Cross Ball sRlra. B rs IS -. ~
eaSthes clean and sweet % When nsss.I
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-04-18

The amount Of water fiowinr an. \, i.
Nile y sixteen times that Of the III, ~
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The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus Ohio.

4
% ~ suffered xth pain yeas
'osfos sag ny liver affected NY
nso EGG taste
eruna decided
after taking
since" " - ' - EWz ysS E6 ~"
Hilton
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OFT

Every farmer his own
landlord, no incwm.
brances. his bankaccoune
Increasing year by yeaf.
land value increasing.
stocs increasing, splens
DID eli mate,-exs.flsass
schools and churches,
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RnsoLuTIoNs ANn Mor1nNs.

resolution was introduced by Alderman
Miller condcmning the cutting OF paycn
streets by the telephone company for the
placing of couduits. lie said thar Ihe
compauy's franchise had but eleven Years
10 run and that no franchise ordinance ok
isted Tor laying conduts. These franchises
ne considered very valuable aud no more
| work of THE kind should be done imam
| was absolutely ordered by the city when II
| desired the aerial works bc plgrrd up1pr-
ground. Permission had hcen sought from
| the former administration aud it had hccn
| uched, hut this council had seen nt 10
/ allow II In some Instances. lie wished tne
/ resolution 10 90 TO second reading mt tuts
| lNCeine, hn' Alderman Watkins oltyod "a
! substitute referring the matter TO mo strepr
! ahu bridge committee and mayor in orirr
4 that clear knowledge OF the suhicrt u,Ivbt
| be gained, Carried.
| A motion by Alderman Jones THAT tbe
Guy secretary be instructed 10 notify Hipp
d hey, the contractors 90 replace certain
| street bridges removed ny them In me
| prosecution OF their work along All com.
pictgu street parcmcnts put down 10y them.
| Carried.
By Alderman Konhaun Asking tnat mo
mayor intervene TO prevent the health OF
/ nee inspectors from condcmning closets
ihnt had recently been cleaned Carried.
By Alderman Watkins rhAt tho hoard Of
Hppraiscment, having satisfactorily ana
! cohscieptlously performed ito duTtcs, I've DIS
charged ana that n vote OF thanks ne zen.
| uVFFd thtm Tor the manner In which they
| had carried ont an onerous ANA disagree.
able duty assigned them, Carried lmnnl-
inpusly.
Wy Alderman Pdls--rhat the street G. M.
missioner he instructed 30 M once com.
plete the work recently btguu on Houston
avenue Carried
BY Alderman Watkins That the etrect
commissioner hc ordered Ia give his Immc-
dlate attention 70 the cleaning OF cprtqin
Mtches and cutting the grass aud weeds
therein. Carried,
by Alderman Iopcs-Tbat the MAYOR he
authorized TO advertise for plans and srar-
incaiions for q new lire house for No. q
vomlany' suitable Tor the lot on Washing.
ton street which the CITY expects 4, n,,r
chase Tho cost Of the Same not TO cxcrrl
$500 Referred 20 the finance comm.ite,
ana mayor. The fund already Ia tho credit,
* the fire deplrtmcnt Is S35ol The lot
VIII cost $500 81 that the added est ~
me building Will leave but S4T5 10 be other.
wise provided.
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INDIGESTION

Dyspepsia, Flasulency, Constipation or
or 6isor5ered stomach can ho quickly and
permanently cured by the ugc Of Hos
.etter's Stomach bitters. II has record
OF fifty years OF ouch cures back OF L,
and we therefore urge every sufferer 20
Try t. II Will cure you. The genuine
has eur Privatc Stamp over tho ,leek OF
the bottle.
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TAX COLLECTIONS RrpnRr.

The ofh'lal report Of the city tax col
lector and appraiser was presented Ger.
trying To- the correctness OF all figures ap-
pearlng Ia the new tax rolls; 81 was GER
tlhed 10 hy the board OF appraisers as To
the valuations 10y that body and by CITY
Attorney Stone as to its correct legal form.
The honrd of npprnisement specified at
length ms 10 Its work In the matter ana
described where the principal increases nRd
been derived The figures Of this report
were published In full In Sundays Post
The report was adopted ny a unanimous
vote on motion ot Alderman Keller, sec.
onded by Alderman Miller
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ipg the month OF July. The insignificant
sum of SSuI covers all damage 10 both
buildings uid contents Tor thlfty.one. days
nient Is sufficiently proven BY the showing
made.
l herewith submit this, ny report Cor the
month Of July, lar2 This contains an az
count Of al losses by IRE Of busldlngs. con
tents, the insurance carried and paid. NUN.
Der OF men In service. number Of alarms,
amount Of property Involved, number OF
frame buildings MAT caught ire number OF
brick buildings on nre, salary list ma ex
penses for the n0ntA. j. u. Arto,
Chief Of Fire Department.
Value Of bulithss where hre oc.
Value Of contents Of buildings. i5,d3S %
Total valuation Of property in.
Insurance Of buildings. $3.50. s16,5oo "
lnss ..,.,............... 300 90
-
Total Insurance carried on build
ings and cotncnts. ,..........Si7, 400 10
Damage TO Insured buildings. $50 %
damage 20 uninsured buildings. % ~
lotai damage 20 buildings...., SlT2 20
Damase to uninsured conients. Si55 %
Total damage to contonts...., Sl35 90
Total damage to buildings and
Salary list for the month Of July ss,64I o5
Expenses for feed, supplies, re-
pairs etc. '.s...-.'..'........ ofs -
Total expenses for the month Si,225 -
Number % men IN service. ........... 50
Number Of frame buildings that caught
IRE s.......-.... !,..t............s.
Number OF brick buildings caught Gre l
Average water pressure during Are
alarms pounds ........,....,.,,,.,. %
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In each O s,nd SSgshterl Do not fan to see
busRep feRR9TsSSgrsSgrs ana sd. OF ncs app
Carr s 81, ense for csiaiesus. Mira nAaS
department. ~ sherman. TsxaA a.
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THE SOUTHERN
SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE

:, Terms bookkeeping SIS. Shorthand Sl5,
tenmahShip $40; all $50. Courses practical
aud complete. books Included ltttn,st In
OUR MOTTO: Best courses, shortest
IN"s least moury. limo and money saved
ny luyestigating. Write MS pacus 4 Day,
SOC Mnlu street. Dallas. Texas.
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Wentworth MIIIQ[l AGQdGIlI

GAP Oldest and largest military schoo,
@nE "a 1thtrai West. Government sv'
wNW ,SIvis and equipment ARM su
universities National Academic
M So. or for life. Col Sanford SAIL SJIi,ss
~" a." snpt., Lexington. Mo. sV'ieFs'
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FIRg DEPARTMENT REpoRr.

Ettieie,ey Of tho Fire Fighters Solendialy
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Nominal.
Inc following report was submitted 70 the
city council yesterday by chief Arto oayeg.
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REPORTS OF DDpARrMENrs.

The monthly report of the city sealcr
for July showed collections Of s509a. Ger.
tined by the auditor. Referred to finance
committee.
Tho boiler Inspectors report for July
showed receipts Of ssh, Certified by city
auditor. Thirteen Inspections were made.
Seven boiler certificates Issued. The sum
OF $40 was received from Issue OF lleenses.
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$3.50. Finance committee.
The city attorneys report showed Fines
assessed 1901, costs assessed $3.50, other
costs 1904 IS. amounting In ali to SisD.35
IN the corporation court. Finance commit
tee,
The city scayonger reports collections Of
SlSse.o. Number OF prlvles cleaue1 12G9
number Of nrlvies condemned tuil amount
Of work ioue SLIT. Tutai payroll and
eupply pcconnt SS1l.l5 Finance commit
tee.
G. A. Mltchuer submitted his bond rs
clerk ~ the eoTnoTatlon court Ga The sum
u $1,000, With Sid Nestheimer and Jules
iljlrsch suretles Referred to the mas or
for approval
The street commissioners report for July
wNs received md referred to the street
and bridge committee
The police department report showed to-
tol hucs assessed $4,000. total amount
pnd S7i7g5, total committed Si12Tc5.
COLLECTIONS were a. follows: Cash fines
paid S5l7o5. dog tags saw, standard the
alter SI5. stock fees Si52Ij, total Si4O7.T0
Police aud fire committee
MAYOR AND CITY ATTORNEY RE.
PORTS.
The mayor reported ns follows on the
complaint OF citizens regarding noise made
by tho Rice hotel boilers. "My Inv lor
SAYS thar the noise is caused by tnc IA.
ayalluuou Of new system u boilers and
causc Of complaint niu hc removed when
this IS G,lsh,d recommend that he De
given % reasonable time IN winch 40 Install
, the plant" Adopted.
Tile mayor, city attorney and aldermen
W tha First aud Sixth wards reported u
favor W. using the influence of tlc council
io secure tHp extension ut Tho sieca. ,ar
hue as prayed i"- los c,,i1cu4 oil A- goofe
ON the petition OF i. r Cline. wlo ulshvs
20 trt"tct rue value OF certain uut- used
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a Boarding School Tor Younp Men and Rnus
THE UNIVERSITY OF TExA9

VIM L. PRATHER. D.. President
officers
o fee Isl
OF
IGug Womns Christian aTS1ian
ENGINEERING tA{TMENT- lon begins
uHton zee e11un'
"a begins sertembor 90. 40ee'
uh lee ahe $50
wCnttw pcotea Galveston cours ,
begins October prece schools
Allen
O epartm
Lomax