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New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
FURNISHED ROOMS.
PAwNBRoNERs' SALES.
I. FrRUsK1. Auctioneer, 10 Bowery'

L. L. F1RUsKI. Auctioneer, 20 Bowery'
Tan Ts' ,aOWm. simpson & Co.. Isl Bow
cry diamonds. watches, jeweiry all al pledgeS S W
prior to Nov. /, 1901, to NO 1856 ana all
goods reserved from previous sales; ,oo ..
Ian. 14-M & Z. Bruckhelmer. 2.1oS 3D.
ave, clothing pledged prior Jan: i. lsoz
Jan. 15-By Mayer & Co. 352 Groye-st.
Jersey City, jewelry, etc. pledged prior to
Jan. 5, 1902. all older dates.
Jan. 16--By 8 MAYER. Jersey CITY; ,,I5 -;
Mayer, Hoboken; jeweiry. etc, pledsed
prior Jan. 6. 1902, all older dates.
JOS sHoNeooD SONS. Auctionsers:
salesrooms, No. 81 Bowery.
etc: @ L. Rosenthal, los West 3ist-st.
Jan. 18-Clothing. II; NJ Wolfe; Josepns
Sc Co. Jersey City ciEker Te: Sbsr, hTSoSigaS Ts1,gS
D1esss s1; sd-are.: D NJ. Rinaido. 1850 sd-ave.
Jan. 1e-Clothing. etc. pledged to Jan.
6, 1902, B. Fox. ~ sth-ave.
Jan I6-Jewelry. watches, diamonds, stc-,
J. J. Aaron & Son, 19l Grand-st.
a. m, all goods plegded to Jan. /. 1902.
Jan. 12-cloth!ng: Isaacs & Kleinbaum,
Jan. is-Jewelry. odds and ends. etc. NJ
Jan. 14-Ciothing. dresses. shoes. etc. !;
F. sobel & Son i26 2d-ave
,eTary Sen iI Biauroes Ws5nea son s24 so%ery anu
Jan. 16-clothing Dreyer Natal. 8S3
6th-ave.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ sheehan.
Auctioneer. 152 and 154 Canal-st.
Jan 12-By H; McAleenan. $50 Broad
way. diamonds. Jewelry. etc. No 10 35.-
600. In 1901. and goods held over,
Jan. 13-By Alex. Schlang. 1s56 3d-ave..
diamonds. jewelrv. ETC.. pledged TO Jan. /.
1902
Jan. I5-By Gutter & Co, 40 9th
ave, diamonds jewelry, etc, pledged to
Nov. l5.. 1901 Nos s2991 TO sT.155. and
goods held over.
Jan. le-By e. Berger. 4eo 6th-ave. and
400 w. 42d-st,. diamonds. jewelry, etc, 10
Iaa- 10 1902
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

90 90 ~ oSTFD for ten years: per cent
sSGeG 1gest siven a. and the choice Of one Of
two natents assigned free to lender paitSer
rights, postal device and car dev,cTVi 1 Virginia
friick farm. near Norfolk ]. D. BlNf or'H'
PorS Va
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF THE RIGHT HON.
FRIEDRICH MAX MULLER Edited by his wife.
In Two Volumes. Illustrated. 12mo. pp. xiii 534;
TX. 521 Oongmans. Geren & Coz.
MATTHEW ARNoLD's NOTEBOOKS With a Preface
by the Hon. Mrs Wodehouse. and Portrait. 12mo,
DID. viii. 1871. CThe Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
BLOOD POISON.

NO MORE SUFFERING from this terrible
disease. Write for paruculars OF e9i.e .e
a,d see ms we will cure you. Godsend 70
bnmanity. ARBUSCINA MANEFAGIUFss
ING co. All Temple Court BulIolhs'
Reekman-st.
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POETRY.

Par Nine G. de Montgomery. i2mo'
pp ix 40. tBrentanos 50
JONATHAN. A Tragedy. By Thomas Ewing 1r' i-no'
pp las. Qunk & Wagnalls Conpany)
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AMER ROOFING & PAINTING CO.

ASBESTOS PIPE & BOILER COpEKIN9.
roof repairing and metal painters; ware II
houses: painted and display advslstS1hsi I'm AN
work Guaranteed Telephone S944B Jonh'
70 Maiden lane. c. W. BROWNE. Supt:
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HISTORY.

THE WRITINGS OF JAMES MONROE. Edited by
Stanislaue Murray Hamilton. Vol. VI 1s17-1s23
svo, PIP. XVII. 444 &c. p Putnams Sons)
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

The volume of short stories and stuoles o.
Henry James which the Scribners announce 10
publication this month. is to be entitled Ih'
BETTER Sort"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

.or,o c,entrrvs, for February will contain four
eo1ored drawings of the aurora borealis as OBJ
served on the Peary arctic exploration expedl-
tion Of 1892 The original drawings are by r. w.
Stokes who accompanied the expedition, ana
who contributes a short explanatory artlcle.
Thomas W. Webber who has held the ofnces
of surveyor and deputy conservator OF forests
in the central provinces and Gorakhpur, in In
dia has made a record of his observations IN
a book issued by Longmans Green Co., The
Forests of Upper India and Their Inhabitants
The author does not aim to be scientific, and
has merely collected such facts as came under
his eye about the animals and men found IN the
forests and to a less extent about the trees and
plants.
satire Of the narrowness of community OF
strict Wesleyan Methodists which has met with
some success in England is to be issued by
Mcclure, Phillips & Co. in the course OF the
next month in Arnold Benefits story. Anna
of the Five Towns" Anna is a young girl OF
simple and direct impulses in a small village,
or rather a town Of five grouped villages. in
Staffordshire. The author analyzes her devel-
opment under the religious restriction Of her en-
vironment.
Elinor Glyn, the author of 1.-The Reflections of
work protested that she had none, and con-
tinued:
I have never met any literary people, and do
not belong to any societies. SO 1 have no no
ton Of the manner in which real authors write
books. I only wrote THE Visits Of Eliza
beth" to arnuse myself. without any idea OF
publishing II. I was i'll with rheumatism and
felt sad not being able to walk. SO wrote to di-
vert myself, taking my ideas from old journals
of mine that my mother had kept. which used
TO write for her when visiting about when was
a girl. / do not the least about money,
and would never write word. no matter how
tempting the offer, unless the mood happened
to take me, and it amused me to do SO: other.
wise l should write rubbish. l WoulQ
never promise anything to be finished by
given time nor even that should ever write
again. I cannot tell. L might never 1eeI
inclined
The volume Of Wordsworth in the series of
Cambridge Poets" which Houghton. Mif1in &
Co. is issuing, under the edtorship Of Bliss
Perry, has been undertaken by A. j. George.
Dr. Washington Gladden. author Of Social
Salvation and other books has been selected
to deliver the Noble lectures at Harvard this
spring.
Longmans Green & Co. have started maga-
zine devoted to the interest of education in In
dia Burmah and Ceylon. 1t is a monthly, ano
began with the August issue It publishes cor
responder1ce from various parts Of the empire,
though it is. Of course particularly aimed at
affording means of discussion Of educational
questions affecting India, where the contact
with the native literature makes all problems
more complex. To the outsider there is an eff
feet of quaintness in the advertisements, mainly
of booksellers. In the number before US, among
the announcements of English firms find
the offerings OF Ramchandra, Govnd & Son, of
Sunder Pandurang, S. K. Lahiri & Co., and Mrs
Padha hal Afrnarap Saeoo0
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

The Century for February viii contain tour
co1ored drawings of the aurora boreahs as op-
served on the Peary arctic exploration expedl-
ton Of 1892 The original drawings are by r. W.
Stokes. who accompanied the expedition anu
who contributes a short explanatory article.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES--50o second hand
wood and iron working machines; ruiis
guaranteed; machinery bought and sx-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Maotson-s--
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HELP WANTED.

FepnJs.
HOUSEKEEPER--A good woman ana
daughter; small family; good home; New
Jersey; or man and wife; man, care OF
horse cows chores; woman. cooking, WASH
ing and care. s. LYON. 54 Park Row.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
ATTENTION MENi-By doing an easy
work, you cal travel to England for 30
to 81. Germany $40. and South ATTica 1T ~ S12;
SHIPPING OFFICE, lis 1st-st-. New-York-
BRIGHT boy for errands and general Of
flee work. public school graduate pre-
ferred; must be neat and quick CdiI 2US
Broadway, Room 701.
EARN 500 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; IS per column FOR work IN
spare time; experience unnecessary. we
will help you get started. II you write
employment, send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE, Lockport. n. Y.
WANTED.-March 1st. young married man
on dairy farm: must be pood '. outter
maker and understand handling and feeding
Jersey cattle and thoroughbred hogs: stare
experience and wages. h. c. fOUNG'
Lincoln. Neb.
WANTED.-Young man (singIel. to work
on dairy farm; steady employment; must
be good mixer and understand genera
farm work; state wages Il. c. YOUNG.
Lincoln. Neb
WANTED.- "A good boy, of about IS years
OF age to learn the wholesale hardware
and cutlery business; must speak ana read
German and furnish good reference as 10
character; good opportunity for bright BOY
Address. stating salary, p. o. BOX Loaf
WANTED.-Capable newspaper and book
csnvassers; one Of the most attractive
PROPOSITIONS ever presented In NeW-1orh-
Apply to WILLIAM H. GUTEILUs. Trto-
une Office
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
CASHIER. desires position.
R. LANCER, 4s East eSth-st.
COMPANION.--A young Austrian woman
Of refinement speaking several languages
English included, wishes to act as travel
ling companion to an elderly lady. or as
chaperon TO a young lady going abroad Ad-
dress letters to l.. s., Court-st., Brook
lyn.
GOyERNESS.-By Partisan visiting; kin
dergarten. conversat ton. history. college
preparation. English. German. piano. 4o5
West 57th-st-. 9Th floor.
JANITRESS-By respectable woman In
fiat apartment house; husband SOBER
handy. no children: reference. kAN-
ANAUGH 407 West 53d-st.
STENoGRAPHER, TYPEWRITER--Eng-
nsh and German: bookkeeper; experienced
reliable seeks steady position; references
Address EXCELLENT, Tribune Uptown Of
fee 1854 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER, TYPEwRITER.-Ex-
perienced. seeks position Miss NJ
MCCORMACK. 434 East 15th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

Dr. Washington GLADDEN.. author of Social
Salvation" and other books. has been selected
to deliver the Noble lectures at Harvard this
spring
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
AMERICAN HISTORY.
Ii Notable Contribution to Great
SUBJECT

"A HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. BY
woodrow Wilson. Ph. D.. Lift D.. LII D.:
President OF Princeton University. illustiSted
with Portraits. Maps. Plans. Facsimiles. Rare
Prints. Contemporary Views, etc In Five koi-
sImes Octave. pp. XVI, $50; xix, S6s XVI, S4s'
xii HarDer & Bros.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

The volume Of Wordsworth in the series of
Cambridge Poets" which Houghton. Miffiin &
Co. is issuing, under the editorship Of Bliss
Perry, has been undertaken by A J. George.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

Edited with notes ana an .ntroducion by Hiram a.,
bert Vance, Ph. %. Efsna). lefno' pp' @~'A' --''
CThe Macmillan CompaBy)
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
BOARD AND ROOMS.

SHERIDAN SQUARE formerly 1es ives Wes.
4th~st). Elegantly clean. large he Tor
furnace neat; running water; suitaphbG ho,,se.
two: board optional: German pfifo'e
references.
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Rare Books ano prinrs IN Gurops.

CHOICE ENGRAvINGS
IN { zzotints, Colo ur
Prints, Americana, &C.,
FIN r AN ID RARE
BOOKS, VALUABLE
AUTOGRAPHS, &C.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12

Misses Hope and Allie Beard, of Howell, spent several days in town this week, among their friends and relatives.
 Wade Sales one of Augusta $ beaux, was in town last Sunday. We have been informed that he had very pressing business here at that time.
 Miss Oma scales oneof Searcy' s charming belles who has been wis iting friends and relatives in town, has returned to her home accompanied by Miss Rebie Bus ter of Riverside.
 Wanted a churn that will bring the butter without a henpecked husband a hold of 1t. Also an In cubator that will feed the chick ems. for further information ap- ply to pr. Wortham.
 There was a case of Lulu andLe- ander at a certain home in town Sunday night, and now a sad and lonely young man has gone on his way to Augusta. while one young lady sighs for what might have been.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12
FROM THE VIDETTE.

FROM THE VIDETTE.
 MT. and Mrs. Conner and MT. and Mrs. T. B. Bonner spent yesterday in Memphis.
 ILL. Fitzhugh and wife, who were the guests of relatives at Fitzhugh last week, have returned to their home in Van Buren.
 Mrs. Carrie Ritchie, ofGregory, spent last Friday in town, she was accompanied home by Miss Jennie Kittrell, who will be her guest this week.
 Dr. Will McKie, who has just graduated with honorsi in the med ical school. was here the first of this week beingexamined toprac- tice in this County. He stood a splindid examination and will practice with his father at Cotton Plant.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12

Old PAPERS at the NEWS for 25c per hundred.
 Mrs. ". P. Wilkerson has been on the sick list this week but is now much improved.
 When you go to Augusta, go to OH Kirkland's s Saloon. He keeps both kinds-Good and Bad.
 Miss Ellen Atkinson has re- turned home from Philadelphia where she has been attending school.
 Miss Stella Lippman, of Sim mons Switch, visited her sister Mrs. M. H. Patterson a few days last week.
 J. D. Eldridge the young repre-. sentative from Woodruff County in the state legislature, accompa- nied by his wife, spent Sunday in Batesville, stopping over here that night. Newport Indepen- dent.
 w. B. Dougherty, one of the stock holders in the newly or ganized Oil-mill at Augusta IS on the road inspecting the Oil-mills at Little Rock, Pine Bluff etc. with view of adopting the best plan for the new plant. We are proud that the concern has So much confidence in our Uncle Bill and hope the new enterprise will prove business success for Augusta. Woodruff Co. has won drous resources and capital can bring her tothe front. Whathelps one part. helps all to some ex- tent.
 This week, we received a letter from our friend Lucious Dillard from Bolivar. Tenn. He is now a Knight of the Grip with regu- lar travelling Drugstore with him. In the language of Bob Fay Tor, May the Lord have mercy on this healpless world" Lush does not admire the red hills of Tennessee and Mississippi near so well as the clay in and about White Lake. Lush may your fond dream follow you as you go through the lonely paths of sick ness, death and may you cause health and sunshine to spring up whithersoever thou ::ourneyest.
 Last Thursday night 'The Calico Storm" descented in all of its fury into the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fletcher Lewis. and for a few hours, fun and confusion reigned supreme. There were present maids, matrons and brides, but not one of the lords of creation could be seen, except the young hopeful of the house. hold and he seemed very much subdued. Manya merry laugh was heard by the passers by, and even the dog on the outside howl ed in sympathy. All expressed themselves as having really de- lightful time. and bade their klnd hostess goodnight with happy hearts and smiling faces.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12
&.fz.%:lFI1JlI. I..s-.s..s ElI1rIs.I..s.srTILR1y. HIlIlI
 sW LOCALS

Choir Practice every Friday night.
 Low excursion rates for the Mardi Gras via the Choctaw.
 Mrs. Fully Ozia, ofFakes, wis tied Mrs. Dr. Fakes this week.
 Rev. F. E. Taylor visited several days of last week in La Grange.
 Mrs. Waller, of Forrest City, is visiting her niece Mrs. w. B. Dougherty this week.
 OH Kirkland's $ is Headquarters for Sports, Spectators and Dudes. Fine as silk. Augusta.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12
ROLL OF HONOR.

The following named pupils of the McCrory Public School, averaged 80 per cent or over for he week ending Friday, Feb. 9th, 1903. No grade less than 80 will be published.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12
From The Free Press.

From The Free Press.
 Jas. Bailey Hoggard filled his regular appointment at McCrory Sunday.
 c. W. McCrcry, of McCrory, was in Augusta Wednesday on business.
 Mrs. Thompson, of DeView, is visiting her son E. L. Thompson in this city.
 Mrs. B. A. Fletcher left last Monday for Searcy, for an in detinate visit to Mrs. Lee for the benefit of her health, she having been ill for the past several months.
 John B. Horton has resigned his position as book keeper of the Conner Mercantile Go. and accepted position with the Woodruff County Bank. R. T. Harville, a stockholder in the Conner Mercantile Co.,, will ac- cepta position as a manager for that firm.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12
City Officials.
LODGES.

W. o. W. Gum Woods Camp No 108 meet at McCrory, Ark first Tuesday of each month at pm. H, T. Raney, c. c. The MASONIC LODGE of McCrory meet on the lst and Sd Thursdays of each month All visiting brothers are most cordially invited
 F, E Taylor c M The Chapter of O. E. S. of McCrory meet on the 2nd anG 4th Thursdays of each month All visiting members most cordially invited
 Mrs. w. B. Dougherty w. M The Knights and Ladies of Honor meets at p.m on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month All members cordially invited.
 Mrs. J. c. Crossett, Protector.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12

MT. Elvis Kidd was in town Sunday.
 Have Kramer to write your FIRE INSURANCE.
 Our Devil" rusticated in the Country last Sunday.
 Our Sheriff visited Wynue Saturday on business.
 Mir. Chas. Terry of Cotton Plant, visited his best girl here Sunday.
 Mir. l.. M. Petit, of Sh ofner's Switch was in town Saturday and Sunday.
 A man, by the name of Harry Mann, of Memphis Bar, was in town Monday.
 x Deputy Sheriff Galen Patter- son, of Augusta, paid his girl his regular visit last Sunday.
 Rev. F. E. Taylor preached two excellent sermons to crowded houses last Sunday at DeView.
 Mr. Ed Scales, the Push Of the McCrory Mer. Co.,, visited Memphis Wednesday on busi- ness.
 Miss McNab, of Little Rock, is visiting her sister, our much esteemed School marm, this week.
 Mir. T. E. Farmer, who is the Chief Cook and Bottle Washer of the Western Tie Go. is in town this week.
 Marshal Thompson, the gallant of Wiville, is with us once again. Thank the enternal Muses and their dogs.
 One fare plus S2.OO for the round trip for Mardi Gras, New Orleans, Feb ruary 1924 via the Choctaw-Rock Island.
 Some of our people enjoyed themselves a few ltu1s ina so- ciable spin amid the joyful strains of music last Monday night.
 Mir. Lippman, brother of Mrs. M. H. Patterson, was in town last Saturday. He has lately moved from Oliphant to Simmons Switch.
 Peach Tree Joe" and his "Bawling Tommy" have moved to country to give Tommy a chance to grow amid natures beauties. T om my will no doubt be charm ed by the honeysuckle and the mocking bird.
 Mir. T. H. Filler, who says the NEWS suits him better than any County paper he ever took, visit ed McCrory Monday and left a dollar s worth of his bank account with the NEWS man. Many Thanks Wiville.
 Our colored friend, John Sims visited Memphis last week. He brought some Gin back with him. John informed us that he intend ed to finish.gining his cotton this week. He will no dou bt d two kinds of ginning; ginning Gin and ginning cotton.
 Good Hope Baptist Church was ceiled and otherwise finished last week. MT. Lemon, the contractor, superintended the work. It goes without saying. the work was well done and the congregation now has a warm comfortable place to worship God
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Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12
FROM THE COURIEB.

FROM THE COURIEB.
 Mrs. Nan Carlton is teaching school at Hunter.
 Miss Lillian Hill returned Sun day from a visit at Howell.
 Col. A F. Maberry made a busi- ness trip to Memphis this week.
 Henry Schroeder is doing some surveying in the vicinity of Colona this week.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12

Just received a new line of mat ting. B. l.. Hamilton. MT. June Dallas paid the News man dollar Monday.
  Several things were left out this week for lack of space.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12
Church Announcements.

M. E. Church. South. F. F. Taylor, pastor Services every first and third Sunday Sun day School every Sunday at 9.3o a. m. Dr. c B. Fakes, Superintendent. Prayer-meetin every Wednesday night at 7:30 D. m
 Christian Church, of DeView. Services and 3rd Sundays at II a. m., Eld Long preach ing on the first Sunday and Ed Wood on the 3rd On snd and 4th Sundays ot each montk communion services areheld at 2p. m
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12
Look Over This! List of Bed Bed room @n Suits Ward

A~OON OvSA AAAAA'' robes, Glass Door Cupboards Kitchen Tables, Sewing Machines, Beds, Mattresses Springs, Window Shades, Curtain Poles Bureaus Bed Lounges Iron Beds, Chairs Rockers, Chids Cribs Child Beds Doors, Windows Stoves Stove Vessels of every kind Tnware, Shelf Hardware, Ventilators Roof Flanges Stove Pipes Pipe Caps, Elbows, Thimbles Ts Grinding Stones, Wash Kettles. Mating, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloth and Trunks See there ism Something that you need ifso can interest for my line complete and my prices are rient E. IL. Hamilton.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12
Announcement.

The marriage of MT. W. L.. Angus to Miss Edna E. Taylor will take place at the Methodist church at this place Thursday Feb. 24, at 8:3O. Relatives and friends are invited.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-12

lV0TdSou OO per cent or over TOT le week ending Friday, Feb. 9th, 903. No grade less than 80 will oe published.
 Miss Macnab's S Room.
 Mable Fulsom 87 Turner Fakes 90 Dan Root 91 Frank Powell 90 Gober Black 83 Maynard Wherry 86 Walter Raney S4 Grace Angus 98 Noble Wherry S4 Bessie billiard 85 Ida Tarpley 85 Nellie Fakes 86 Ruth Powell 68 Virgie Anderson 86 Amy Hartin 84 willie Angus 80 Nettie billiard 84 Ruth Hailey 86 Ethel Arnold 80 Annie Sue Wilder 80 Albert McMurtry 89 Mamie Huff 82 Gertie Hammonds 83 Strother Taylor 90 Milton Marsh 83 Myrtle Marsh 86 Cora Phillips 83 Mable Sturdivant S7 George Raymond 85 + * <. + i. * !- <.
 Miss McCrory's Room.
 Barner McMurtry 83 Cleveland Cariker 85 Lissie Powell 90 Lillie Cariker 80 Thad Cariker 80 Etta Weems 85 Lela Anderson 91 Ora Lee Hunnicut 89 Joe Arnof 65 Leo Cariker 63 Forrest Greer 83 Lee Walker 82 Harry Raymond 85 Jack Raymond 91 Gretchen Tarpley 82 Edna West 94 Elmo Marsh 90 Marguerite Root S4 Pauline Huff 93 Mary Johnson 83 Lottie Miller S8 Mildred Patterson 94 Olive Patterson 92 Ellen Lewis 90 Willie May O'Fallon 91 Grover Cariker 80 Jimmie Anderson 85 Ethel Huddleston S4 Harry West 88 Hicks Lewis 83 Lester Lewis v 90 Ottie Huff 94 Ray Grail S3 Elma Wilder S1 Walter Huff 8S In making out the above roll, a average is made of the department, recitations, attend nee and scholarship.
 Helen Macnab, Prin.
 Mary McCrory. Assistant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-12-02
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