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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

Cincinnati March i6.-The Ohio
river has fallen a foot without any
rise to follow 50 that the food con
ditioas In the lower Ohio valley viii
also soon be relieved. The Ohio riveF
is now falling from Pittsburg 10 east
ern Indiana
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

Livingston. Tex-. March is.-satur-
day night the northbound passenger
train on the Houston. East West Tex.
NJ. while passing Baldwin about four
miles below here vas thrown Into
With rocks BY boys Five windows of
the coaches we're broken and one
small child vas badly hurt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

TexarkAna. Tex. March IA. J..
Peavy, treasurer Of Miller county. Ar
kanaaa. for the past six years. died
at his home ave miles east Of here
Saturday afternoon. he vas sixty
three years old.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

NAteheE. Miss. March is.-Captain
Harry s. Douglas OF the United states
engineer corps has ordered $4,000 feet
OF lumber IS GOO sacks and a carload
OF wheelbarFoWs and shovels TOR use
on the levees between VicksbuTg and
hatcher
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

Princeton. N. J.. March 1s.-One of
the big bronz lions which guard the
entrance Of historic Nassau hall was
50 badly disngured by . crowd Of
10 can not be etaoishrdlutaoishrd
10 can not be satisfactorily repaired
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

Fort Worth. March i6-on a sub
feet which he termed "A Message
From the Sea" Captain r. p. Hobson
addressed 1000 men and boys at the
First Baptist church Sunday after
aeon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

Lampasas. Tex. March 1s.-The
twentieth annual convention OF the
Young Mems Christian association of
Texas ia In session here with q large
attendance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

Detroit. Mica. March IS.-~Manaser
Barrow and sixtaen memeefs Of tha
Dssroat American iexsaa baseball
team left fos shEsvspsrs. -, where
sAs tea VIII - - spstaN Exainka9.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

Buffalo. N. T.. March 1.-THE in
aaiFy into the murder OF the late Ed
ward L. BaFdiek las comme@eea In
n@lk<e seuFt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

II your want 40" is IN this col
ann IL is being read daily.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms on Kaufman street, conven-
ientiy located to square. Apply TO
George Montgomery. "
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

TIME or YEAR to have your Sew
ing Machine Thoroughly Cleaned,
10 save wear on machinery - well
aa yourself. Broken parts dnpli.
Gated. Arthur Maekoy's Gun and
Bicycle Shop. imlip
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

SEE Mrs. &. j. Griggs for ladies'
suits made To order. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

FURNISHED hed room, access TO
bath. NJ. EAstland, Oidham-vae. u2
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

FOR RENT-0ne dwelling house
on Briggs street, with 7-room. II.
l.. Wyatt. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

A LARGE STOCK OF sewing ma.
chine needles. oil, belts, and all
kind OF sewing machine extras al
ways on hand at Arnoids Music
Store. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

LADIES' AND GENTS Clothing
Cleaned, Repaired. The best work
In town. Lowest prices. 2l3 East
Main ct. j. =. Perrin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-16

A. j. MOEELEY, salesman for
"Winona" Mills full seamless no
siery and underwear, old phone 100.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic candidate for City Attorney OF
Chicago has Q name - familiar In theatrical o. In
political circles. John y. Owens. He was appointed
City Attorney In September. 1901. by Mayor Haui
Asdrew Ryan.
In the new seasse the Republicans have only one
senator from the south. Southwest OF Border
States McComAs Of Maryland. The Democrats
have six from the West. two from Colorado. too
from Montana and one each from Idaho and Nevada.
% this division West Virginia h counted - middle
West sssss. vh'ch politically - vel - indussrs,.
Z has beooms.
Ths s1vees,ss Of vomss suffrage have recently
suasged too defeA,s Ths rejsc,ioa Of ,hs woman
outrage snsadment b. ., subsishsisl majority In
ksv Hampshire wss followed by the adoption Of q
woman suffrage lao ~ ,hs Territorial Legislature
Of AnAoas the female popais,lea 81 which IL small.
Ths Governor. however. vetoed the bill.
ssssas county. IN ,hs mountains Of Tsaas~sss
sppssfs Va be- taxing the issd 10 the nambef "
hviAs % sAsna1. hssias Ten 81 prssni. sA %
TssH esfl IN ,hs ss ,hiry sish, tssp % sinos
,hs els.s Of ,hs Ger 10 80 seven Of ,hsp sss
hspssilssAs
p,,,ss.ss ssss ess votes q AS sprhs slsalsa
asa Allsshsay ory 500 . .sssi Of 500. ihaTA,'
IA q pfsassls tstsi sseslsilsa ~ slesp 10
as Tsasfsl aeAsas ~ iss pal.ssss he'd xls sas
lsAssasss sAs Ai~sAsa, ,sssa
f,.s T.ss,.ss, 81 Als.ls "a ~aiAssi s.sss.ssls,las
An sS1lss,sa. tAsssa esss ~ ,ss pstass ssstas.
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s.ss :. ss's.-.ss =, -. ~. '.s' .-..s.s.l a.
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"a a. alnslis<-ss<f ksis, l.s.sss1s ~ sssless
aa~Sssll.s "a fssssl-sssl ssS Asss 81 ssssl
s.s Lss<ss u sssA - ssss~.i- ls-is,', ssssisss
No 81 ssss ls'ss s..---, A. s-As-ss
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80. :. :. :. - =. =. 49, -, %. ' . ' -
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From "a. ~ LOs,s GLOBE Df""ef"'
abatement In one az the newspaper
Thai 4. D.. N. Cury. Who has JUS, died. and
Judge Reagan Of Tesns, Who 70 s'hi awe.
were tho iast survivors 0f 'hs men sho s4'
A, the Confederate Congress has called out
from the Norfolk Lss0e the correction that
Johu 0oods, Of Virginia ~ stu alive The
Nostxom.ry, Ala Adspi,ssS makes Anothsr
.aai,Ian 10 the Lsi iisnry a Jones, John "
DaIs aud James l.. Push, all of tho AdF"-
80. osn siats Tue Nashville AmsrssH
cites two other pefsons - 'onieasfais '"h.
su.ss santsof. M Thomas - nshnss aha
a.. As DslyAr bath al 1sanss-ss. the
c.,l.,nsl. .hs ls wTillns . biosfaphy ~ lad
s.n ana sho 10 . frsgasni contributor Ia 100
kasLvuls aad AssaIh.s nsssi'airis' b"As ms
Issllssi ssH ~ lac p.fsoh
lisa h.s,,iLsTn HssspaIrfs Afs isfssis
tlns an blssssi - AL Az hsihs 'nsh she
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aisas.s q ls.i II hlsssaf tis'' az
kslsisTs hiais aid Asi ssssss "a u"
Al asslasa. 30 . nalsfiiT ~ $3.50 sssii.si
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s,sis.i ssssssisss,sis M Llsh ia-sss a. is
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80 ~ a. hisis si.sfs ts,sia H. l,ssisstsa
~ gsls- . sIis ~ iis lsiirf i,ssi - issi
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N $500 80 y 49, iasi s'.isi $50
~. ss,asn ~ w $3.50 = y n, fleece
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poExs woara READING.



From ne Nsp Orleans Timss -psmecvai.
IL the stree, rec. Sas,s .Ss,sy S s:sr
Need say the street Is ChartresO
Children dancing ! espied'
To the asonl1ins wheezes
or an organ mot the kind
With adagios like the breeEes.
Con furorcs like the Wind.
By the moon: light very clearly
All their little heads. and here lay
Fascination rare for me
Never four more dainty dancers.
Never qualnter matched quartet
Stepped reel. quadrille. or lancers,
Saraband or minuet.
Ancient rags serenely wearing.
Red OF skin the taliest was.
And his carriage had the daring
OF the herce Attakapas.
But his partner was little
Swedish girl. exceeding white.
Hair that looked ike sunbeams brittle
Over snowneld spreading light
slant Slant ,sysd. yslis. a.. smiling. easy
Offspring Of line Of greasy
Fishermen In old Japan.
Who with teeth that shsmed the foam
Masticatcd tutti -fruttl-
Sure. her father came from Rome!
No more dancing nowi The negro
Grinder wheeled his boz away
Just q block-and there. allegrol
Played q patriotic lay
-Dixie- nrst, then -Spangled Banner"
Last America" he sprang.
And. with pretty. serious m amer
stood the children still. and sang.
Strangers from the worlds far quarters
BY the blood that thro' them ran.
Sang they. In the Rue dc Chartres,
Each true American.
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sr.LLA...vopur,oss WITHIN rHI nLEIvAE.

sfxILAR RsvoLurIoSs WITHIN TIE hIIxrwAY.
Prof. Very Of Pittsbure has lately
printed an abstract Of memoir on steiiar
revolutions within the Galaxy from which a
few Of many suggestive points are taken.
The new star In Perseus 10 situated. we may
presume, In the milky way. Its parallax Is
not above 90" and Its distance from us about
600. 600. 900. 900 600 Kilometres, This. then. IL
the first approximation to our own distance
have have; a spectrum OF the first type. with small
linear yelocities in general. and are the re-
suit Of agglomerative tendencies Ar9una
OF stars, mostly in advanced stages OF de-
yelopment, which seem to have been pro-
These stars will Sc revolving about con-
trolling centres. consisting Of denssy clusS
tered stars. In periods embracing millions Oh
The attraction Of a spherical mass Of stars
equivalent to 1000. 900 such suns as ours.
the assressts ATTENDING to ten Ten t% ais.y
ton in space 90 kilometres per seoond) IN NOV
o rssf IN ' oes 10 he
boundary In about 10000 900 years. Inc
period cannot be less than e.ooo. 900 years
There are. beyond a doubt. more than TO-
OK, 900 stars. HENCE. either their attractions
are nosston or else most o. the
stars have masses very much less than tn ma,
OF our sun The dispersals OF the stars nave
occurred Unfortunately In all directions
as observations Of their proper motions show.
The apex OF the sun way Is now about ~ os.
grees from the axis Of the Ralactic stream AZ
peri Ralacteum the. apex will recede TO the
Ralactio pole. and the direction OF motion OF
the apex In the interim will determine the axis
Of the solar orbit.
PROPER MOTIONS or PAINT STARS.
Prof. Comstock has In hand an important
research on the proper motions OF faint stars.
thus increasing our knowledge precisely In
the field where II will be the most useful
From these motions. still too few in number.
he has deduced q value OF the suns motion
in space which, he finds to be in substantial
agreement with the values heretofore OBJ
tained from the bright stars. The mean
parallax. Of the stars o.. the ioH magnitude
therefore about II. 0o0. 600 radii OF the earth's
orbit. stars Of the eleventh and twelfth mag.
nitudes are not more distant than those OF
the ninth and tenth and the average linear
velocity with which these faint stars move
through space Is Of the same order OF mag,
nitude az that OF the brightest stars ana
about so per cent greater than the velocity
OF our own sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-29
The Country Tswn.
From the chicago Record HERALD.

From the chicago Heeord Hsrdh.
lis common TO sneer al the country town.
With its quiet streets and Its peaceful air,
Where the little river meanders down
10 be lost In the broad. blue sea somewhere
Al we who think we are wise are lost
In the roaring city that. like the sea,
Has its ebb and now. with It's millions tossed
AS bubbles robbed OF Identity
There's fellowship In the country town..
with Its empty streets and i0 spreading trees
Where the country sonebrds MARBLE down
AZ maids a. fair As man ever sees:
Whrrr the wind blows sweet from the neids nearby
Where men know the names which their neigh
Where 4 man IS missed when he's gone 70 lie
With the peaceful ones who have ceased 70 care
There are joys out these IN the eouat,y town
mat We o. NE city may nsveg bearu
In the rush for money and Tor ronoWn,
Confroniing Strangers where'er We turui
On want God q world serene and fair
in the country town ere We came awayt
And won Z II be sweet 70 sleep out there.
Far from the citys roar. some day.
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In Marble Time.

From ne Chicago Nsss.
A patch Of moist and trodden ground
scooped out hole. . mystic mig,
A group OF urchin. ciustersd round
The click OF pretty painted spheres,
The well known cry OF "knuckle DOWN.
BY all these tokens II appears
IFS marble time around the town.
The long years back 10 carries me
To when q grubby little boy.
I bent badly tattered knee
And cleaned my comrades out With 1oy'
And when my bugine pockets showed
Their sad misfortune and my skln
How I with satisfaction glowedi
wish played at marbles still
They make dict ems Of q noise
With protest and triumphant whoop.
But con fess like those boys
Ny heart quite warns TO the whole troop.
say do not like the row
They make. I'D chase thom on. but I'm
Unusually softened now
With memories Of marble time.
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From ne Chicago Lstie Chronfeis.
seven sheep were standing
BY the pasture wall.
Tell me. Il said the teacher
To her scholars small.
Zone poor sheep was heightened
Jumped and ran away:
One from seven-how many
woolly sheep would stay
Up went Klttys myers
A farmers daughter she.
Not so bright at figures
As she ought 70 be. .,
Please. maam--"Well. thea, Kitty.
Tell us. II you know.
please, IL one jumped over.
All the rest would so.
NEwBERS. Ky. JoHH W. NkLsoh'
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SCHOOL FOR CARD PLAYERS.

"A wins the last tnCk, ana Calls out his ouNcfsef
les also cali out, and on the count !, e found ths!
both are out, AZ opponents Insist that he cannot
A player can call out at any time previous 70
counting the points In the Tricks. me last Trick
may have been necessary 10 put A out. II he had
been wrong he would have lost the game. no matter
whether his opponents were out or not
N =: says. A win. thick, draw. : car card an. and
s sisa, S: card SS Su, 'f must lssd again ''
Is wrong.
c. K. says: m. spade .ss Is TUNED up - leads
Then he robs the ace with the dl1 and melds 100
loo aces and dix CANNOT, be msde on winning one
On, rh e's.a :sy' Of w NOT Objects thai
the cali was an error and was not out.
b Is right As double meld Is against the rules.
and he called out when he was not out he loses
the game. II player were allowed 10 take back
his mistakes he might save many game. but
would be involved In endless disputes.
s. T; says leads trump king, which Al, cannot n.,
says he must win another trick TO make the
Ais wrong. The trick won makes the following
meid good.
ss.,-H: II. L. says: Is . eooky, grand now an
established part Of the game or not'
The -eucke- grand. from "gucke." Il look" In
almost universally played now In Germany, but Ia
not oficaIly recognized In the laws OF the Skat
Bund. Il should always be stated before sitting
down TO play whether gucke grands and schube
ranls's are 70 be ALLOW "a or not.
n r. asks n there 10 any Law - 10 how cards are
dealt.
Yes In on tournaments nve TO each player and
then two 10 the skat. Then nve TO each playe
again.
P,pochie-w. 3. H. says On the lead OF a thir-
tcener In Q four handed game. second man trumps
With the king. The next PLAYER holds ten and
queen. but plays the queen. and the fourth hand
wins with the zoe Ia not the second man Obliged
70 60 over the king with his ten
Yes.
H. B. says: In q two handed game. 4 wants %
points 70 70. He wins q trick with king and
meids 20. Then he draws the dix. shows " and
calls out. y bets he must win thok TO enule
him 70 meid the dix.
Is right. The dig Is Just as much meld a.
0 twenty. and cannot be scored except after win
ninr . trick and before drawing from the stock
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The OLD mus-eat-e-taek.
-. A.. r.AnA~AaNa NHs0a

From ne Indianapolis Ness.
You may talk about yer wabash an yer kisssans-
You You ma may sans about yer Brsadyvins an eoiy
Yer M. SHase an. sl ss... an ne,eye. .-e.ae,:
Blu, there. .1 moi single one of them tsss's good
you sss, 70 zee liver that. ~hoep.n or.csss.
Jls. you take double header fur the old Musss.'
Roos,er in the corncnb. peseeck On sss ssss:
Al : Ss.p I'm BuiiaTd. o'o'' |" {. 'psIkia' sister
Tue boz !. full of nnlin. an the sueks''s fur Of
The psncske's on the rnddis an the sugar In the
n. bssrioss in sh. corner. the ,obsehsr's 10 N.
An ,hsyy. 60, my city cousin In the weeds q
IN. osii.Is full q apples en- tn. 'eda'r' lie til.
You sis se' 1t. jolly 'iv's' Or the Ole Mo'ssi.-
csssep ss. sss. =. s ssss " :: ~ a.,
TS sas o,ns IN he sscSsid an sss pssvsss 10 tn.
An tn; ssssiia'.s. ali .''''' 4. ''s' n's'' '~'..'
IN. s,osa nes hs s.; hl' sAsAA's. - Ne p.sS.
An. che u sSsrseloss hsas,s high ups . snpv.
On hl;s .S sssss ssy 10 winter yss sis as> r.ss,
uyos } Only sss suann 90 the old xsses. sAses.
tis e bee. *. ssssi. Saa%is % ;Ss h''E 'si's'
i s:. y; ;s .t:i a.. s' ::'
. s,a .. my s,ha s'Sars ,As". 'sss's % NE
4 No sssr N, mother Aasls - ss ssss 10. sss
A. 500 :. no ~ sAsass, yssp - Ne -ss'
ru ~. ssi., ssss1 e. s'lis" % ~ 80 Ma
CsAsl.ss Assoss hsssssas
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The Canterbury Pilgrims

60. amt ia oss ,o,diers 10 the Philippines and the
...ssa. ..~n., ,Ssrs vss shou, % 900. The area
covered by the operations was about soooo square
=. ' ,:a 40 Our ia.sss we're si'i.d ana died Of
wounds and disease and other causes ''ls. 1870,
s.s s:r Il. guns q: Pss e ny Sss -sss
enes 49,; ~ he tpssS states Army
ana navy and the dates Of such adoptionf c. G. c.
Gen. Hoisbird's The Army of the United states"
WIN cvs ,n,s Sm, no% a., co,suIs i, a, ,srse
,,s ou. OIL p"n'' ''' 'o' '.A '
noIn,'
j. W. Ssah-To MAKE SoVeihmen. "n st,s
slack half ousnei Of soco s'one nme .sr.,n
and add half peck of sal, dissolved in warm water
three POUNDS OF erouna nce nNr,,s .s,,ns on.
,n,s ~ ei.s, s,u. d,ssolved In warm water. Mi1
lsss s and ~. apply Is 10, a, possible with clean
'' S-,.Aosr.pA.s ink for tracing design. on p.p..
a, he nsferred N A made OF ShellAc, IA
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.


~ s N q sons c he
ns:e se'o Hv. sss1 anx Win Wsm
q Sf o an Il sScs nave n What way. snq why'
D. - =.
either in 1876, when the society was formed IN
isss, when IL was rcorsanized. The colors really
arc those Of the Goa, and i.cipss Of general o,cs
Of the american army aSSs .ne ,vo,osl Amen
can coIors, 80 that We have -Con,non,als- In blue
and bufi though they rank and hie and mo-
Generals al all. Gen. Hoabird. In his oook ON tne
uniforms Of the army. says that blue AND pun
were used In combination In the BRITISH Amy IN
the reign Of William VI. bn, was nov IN NV ~
wore the Kings colors" Probably Wssnlnssoa
chose the colors TO distinguish MS Seneres nom
the British officers: possibly he nad IN mine 'ns
uniform a. worn In King WilhAm ""e
p.s. = y, sSs and Crown. Hanover SWSn s.
Ne. YSr s,,,, so,o.,, !, ,s.. city in ,,so :. s.
:.s a. . :: :s' nus % .e:s : :: ;s:i s: ss:
was ended he was permitted 70 rs%san N 'n,s .sS'
but his newspaper. the Mercury, vss suppIss s,s1
,ne ne .Saa, ,, Win fortune and died IN
'h''e'S on April as, 1901: about 81 years DID,
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COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
YerYsu.g nsn ana wsmsa -Cssy aaa Csa nexS.
ETHICAL CULTURE SCHOOLS.

ETHICAL CULTURE SCHOOLS.
The Annual Exhibits Of work In the Normal.
High School. Elc Ter s and Kindergarten De-
ThyIsdsy and Friday; April I'd and ID. 10 A. y
~ ss,pd NJ A. ASri a. e 10 10 p ,osp.M
/ Public meeting on Dsmoclstio education. sat-
Srssy - ss Z; S. FsS Y.
Ballet, Professor Mary schenck woolmsn. DR..
REcKNTs' AND COLLEGE ExAMINAroNs
n, Y. PREPARATORY SCHOOL
IL west asa ST. n. 7. rsispAs.s Asss-ss
Students Nay Begin At Any Time
Day. Evening or Private Send for catalogue
REGENTS ~ coll eGE s,. :.
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AAaa SHORTHAND. ryp,whs-
SCHOOL $ s$: i$: ss:s: =
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| o,~.a,.ov iindous teaonng y this city!
Cor. 26 st. DOVE or wa. we have SSns n
;s;on os1 4ss ssh I :sndins .c sSs
ness community. the completeness OF our Media
Once, which reproduces the conditions surfound-
ing large business once. wherein we teach bUS!-
NESS METHODS, the modern Hing devtcoa such
as the vertical letter Ming system. the loose leaf
system, the carbon manfolding system. card
indeIing In Its various appca lions, the proper use
Of the telephone. etc. etc;-this compieteness IN
| school. The natural result o. such training Il
that our graduates experienced and business
| men want them. Our Employment Department
generally has Standing list Of unnlled pnsisacns.
OF the state OF New York Seven state certincase.
OF proficiency have Just been issued 70 some o.
| our recent graduates by the Board OF Heeenu
under the seal of the state OF New York No osher
school In this city has yet succeeded In obeAinnr
| these credentials for Its graduates. We have
unbounded confidence In the Miller Aethods
underlying the WORK OF THIS schooi. Iney ~
directly responsible for the great success OF our
4 students. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS ALL
SUMMER Sfnd for booklet.
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SHORTHAND. Typewris-
ing. Bookkeeping. Businees
Arithmetic, Busineao Pea
manShip. Business Law.
business Corrcspondence,
spelling. Punctuation end
other sub jccts thoroughly
taught. sixteen yean o! con.
tinuous teaching In this city!
Thousands of students. who.
through their enthusaasru
for what we have done In