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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-14

The different communicates have
provided attractive souvenirs of the
occasion. One given out by Apollo
ccmmandery is in the shape of the
state, and Rock Island is the only city
designated. The face shows Rock Is.
land and bears the inscription, ssto
Rock Island" and Knights Templar
emblem in relief On the reverse is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
En- Ia Corte de distritu del dIstltl
judicial de San Juan.
6oEaEamientog.

FsbTero II, martes.
1911. FL Pueblo do Puerto Rico, con-
tra Pedro Vatal, violsCi6n,
1917. Contra julian CaldeP6n Sierra
y Francisco Cruz EGquiIfn (a) c6acars,
eHcaIamiento.
FebreFo IL, mi6EcoIsB.
1904. Contra BEaulio DsCleE, ataques
para ComotsE violaCi6n.
1913. Contra Henry InniB , CHARLES
Iunig OBcalRmiento.
Febrero 13, jusveg.
1907. Contra Isabel Mufoz, huEto
1916. Oontr. Santiago Rodrigas., %
ducoi6n.
Febrero Il, visrnes.
1898. Contra Ramon sslgado, inntiga.
ci6n al poEjurio.
1876. Contra Jaime Rosario, seduction
FebreRo is, sGbRdo.
1871. Contra SsbaatiGn Martin (a)
cubano, abuse dc conian8a.
FebreTo II, luneE
1880. Contra Pho Gimsnsz y Agapito
Corrsa, hurto mayor.
1857. Contra Antonio Rivera, saduc.
ci6n.
FebEeH0 IL, microbes.
1245. Contra Nicolas Rodriguez, ss.
ducci6D.
1908. Contra juan R1moB, robo.
FebreFo 19. mi6ropleg.
1897. Contra Constantine Alvarez,
abuso de confsnsa.
1903. Contra AbinO Gonzales, hurto
mayor.
Fsbrero 20. iueyes,
1895. Contra Luis Lopez Diaz y Jose
Pillar Ramos huEto mayor.
Fsbrsro 81, vieFneu.
1909. Contra Antonio Rivera Can.
delario Martinsz. inltigaci6n al peTiur
1906. Contra EduRrdo Flores, seduc.
ci6n.
FspEeFo %, lunag.
1926. Contra Antonio Pax aEeIinato
on primer grado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
COmpaTia de zarzueIa en- Bayam6n
SigugR las quejas pOr eI excessive
preCiO de Ia CaTne.
(De gsMestr0 o0rregp0nsaL).

EneTo 20.-Anocha 80 llev6 & efacto en-
el teAtro de la Colonia egpAfi9lR, de eRta
Ciud8d, Ia anunciRda function por la com.
paiifR de zarzusla diEigida por 81 mRsntro
senior Torres } 81 primer aCtor Aefor Rs
miFez So di6 ls pFecioBa zarSusla ca 2
aCtos "MaRinA", on Ia que tFabRjaron muy
bien' La Bsfiora TorrsF, 81 BefioF CoEt6s
que hizo I'M exCelente papel de Jorge y
Gl senior Ramirez, que inteFpFet6 & con.
CienciR 81 papel de Rogue. Fueron muy
RplaudidoI tamb;6n en- Ia zRT1uelR 'tEI
Cabo pTimero", tYabajRron con guBto OBJ
tuyieFon meEeCidoB aplausoa.
-NueAtro queFidO amigo el j6ven don
Antonio PuigdolleTE, hijo del rico propis.
tRFio don Antonio del miBmo apellido, fa6
victimR aver de IN grave incidsnts que
ls hR podido CoAtRF la vida. Tbs 81 sefior
Puigdollers para CAtafio en- ia biciclata
Cuando sinti6 que dstE6g vsnla IN auto.
m6vil , poF mucho que quiso deSvisr1e,
siempFe un gran cuaTt6n que llevabA 81
senior VaId6I, duefio del Rutom6yil, le di6
poF detrGs, en- lR CRbeza, deEEibfndolo. El
Stfior Puigdollers fac cuTado en- eBta Ciu-
dad poE 81 doctor SthRll y msrCh6 para
San JuRD, en- d0nde tiene BuS familiaTes.
LAmentamos muy de vsFss 10 ocurTido.
"A las 10 de lR nochs empaz6 Il fan.
Ci6n en- el teatro de Gqui, debidO que 81
tren del Heipr Vald6I tuYo aveEfR ca 81
viaie en que VenfR Ia CompAfifa.
YG que 81 Heior Andino eH tan activo
diligents en- TODD aqusllO que sea dRr Or
dsnGB, debfa fjarge en 81 estAdo de lR via,
y On otFas Cosas mfs. No llamamog IL
-atsnCi6n del lthoE VaIdeB, porque lI8mEn.
dogela AndinO psrsCe ser 10 miEmo.
Por ahoTa no decimon mas.
-QuiaieFa que IN alma CaEitativa me
diiese Ol pOE que tienon lOl pacffOos ciu.
dadanoB de BRyam6n que psgaF tan cara,
Ia CaEne. sstando como estk 81 ganad0 tan
sbaFRto. 70 me explico. MientEan hays
quien ex plote Sel negocio On Il foFmR ca
que Es hace Rquf, misntPaa nusstEag
autogidadeB, no prOcuTsn averiguaE por
todoa loB madio8 pOsiblsS lOs mono
polioB, y 81 encontEaEloB teFminar de
Taiz con ellop; mientFas el p6blico de Ba'
yam6n entire poF TODD 10 que 81 expIotador
quieTs, no pTotsate con eneTgfl, sHtREE
ege pdblico Bufriendo Ii exploitation.
81 las autoEidade1 Be moatEaFRn indifs'
rentsB, 81 pdbliCo Ie tOoaTfa hACsrBe OR,
sin aOudir desde luegO, msdioH vioIentoa,
lino al amparo de la ley. Con daE qua
jaB para 81 peEi6dico no % aEEegla 81 es'
tsdO de CoHaB. El psEi6dico Ryuda 4 loB
ciudadanoa defender Bu deTecho, pero
e'loB deben haceE que les Eean EeBpstadoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
Fus ltnItlia ID rouunslr-nI d. Dl,z c,nDI,.

En- atsnta Comunicaci6n que lulcribe 81
pEelbfteEo aefior A. MaEEoEo V6zquez, nos
plEfcipa qns, admitida la rsnuncis qua
CON CRr6CtsF iFrevocable, habfa pressntado
81 PEelbftero DR.. don Manuel D. Csneia,
dc Il ColeetuEis General dal ObiGpado,
81 Iltmo. ST.. Obispo, por elCEiturR otoTga.
do ants 81 Notori0 P6blioo dOo Juan Hor-
n6ndez Lopez con fscha IA del corrionto
mes, 90 le hR honrado con ol miBmo cargo
que, hRntn lR fsCha moncionada, habfs dis.
frutsdo q Rsv. r. DR.. Disz Caneia, 81
CuRl contiEds con u administration de
las capsilanfag psEtsnecientel 81 Iltmo.
Oabildo = r r. NJ. M. CaFmeIitaa.
Eltimamon Is CoTtesfa , Loo ofrecimisn.
tor del GeioE Capell6n A. MarBero V6z'
Gue4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

VENTA de CaEroB, muIas, cabAlIoB, he
rTamientaS y otroS titles de construction.
2 m6quinaH de gasolina.
TsladrCs para pisdrA de airs Compri.
mido.
80 MulsB todRs On buenR condici6n.
carroH de CuatEo rusdaa marca 'Studs.
bRcker."
Palas, picog, carretillaG, bsrFas de hierFo,
marroneH martiIlos infnidad de herlA 4
mientaa
FL material arriba mancionado, puede
verse en- BayRm6n en- SaIto de Comerfo.
Para mas informeB, diligirHe q G. s. Mailer
SupsFintendente de CONSTRUCTION j. G.
White q 90, Entaci6n del Trolley. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
PARA REGALOa- El acFoditadO

PARA REGALOs..-- El acFeditado
cafe MORGAN, el nuevo cafe FortaleEa 21
acaba de recibir an magnffcO suEtido de
elegsntes CsjitaB da esquisitos dWLoea y
bOm6OneS, pTopios pRra regalos de esta
y Otra tempoFaTR Las mas aoreditsda
maECRa de- chocolates SO encuentEan ALI los
eHtuches gOn de 10 mas aEtfstico y fnc.
Los hOIados de frutaS del pals , Tefrescos
Biguen nisndo de 10 msa eBquisito. Pre-.
CioI m6dicOE y EeTvicio rSpido toda
hora. 81 chocolats "BAker" offacs atra.
yente1 novedades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
1INEA FERREA DEL oNsTn

Ttins1aElO.- --salidau de BayanaeR , Gap
Sal BiEaultanOamSnte.
Dias laborabls-Eaa aMana 6, 7.OB, R8e
Gas ll.O0. TardO 12.J6, 1.46, E.lB. A.g5, 5.s6
v $50.
Diag fsstlyOa. -MaElanA 9. Y.0b, g.g0. g.AT
s.A6 y $50.
BilIsles baEatOa para dias fsStiVOa. Te
IatAEi0 BayAna6n, Ida y Vuslta - > @
50 gtaEo 99.l De Baynr46 4 atsf1o,
yivUshts 1R sla1o VO-16, Sc 0Ihao 0O.J9
3llets @rGia aFi0 do Cspi8al 4 Cata no en-
aclascentaVos
Bayem0n1a 2 QSeptiembrs
Ramon Valdes;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
NuGua GaIcItn Dc lss ''IGeelonus ID Osruuhl
CuRslItuelouaI'' da HOsios,

La Iibrerfa Paul OIlendorff, do Paris,
aaunCiR ID pE6xima salida de ID nueva
e1iCi6n de las LsooiOneS de Derecho Cons.
tituciona1 poE 2. M. dc HoatoE.
Eata 81 la pFimera de Is collection ds
obrRs del emineDte autoE que va publ.
car Il Sociedad de EdicioDGs Litorariag.
Isl slsgants vol6men luciES en- % por.
tada un acabsdo TetEatO On acsro de nusg.
trO inolYidAble COmpatriOta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
DOGT0R Ly!s CAsO 7 s0To.
nPIlGn.

De paso paRa Santo Domingo Cuba
ofeace poT pooOB diaB en- esta capital, calle
de- Ia Luna 80, altos de 8 & 10 q. n. ' dc
/ q B p. m. SUI ssrviCios profesionaIes, hs.
Ciendo Teconocimiento dc Ia vista y despR.
ChRndo en- q Rcto suB propisB preICHipcio.
nea Las dc todos los oculistau.
Colossal BurtidO dc criHtales armadu-
rRH de bodas Classu y foFmsE. Gmantiza
mss. tTabajoB. Sc encRrgs de adquiris cEis
tales 15g,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
La revoIuGi6R de Haiti.

pOedantB Principe
odos e ddao o5a3 que Lee 4e del g0no haa1e h.n
RIGS ubO IN terrible encuont e @ s.Dgs fas hoEEo
bandoS sndisnt L % del gobsEno on ah2 aG e. d9as
Confga9 hom R Oai1.d q s Log E
fdoB do San NaRco4
fado entire sI fgura6nn pEnpal j del
dOpacnoB
h vOuC6n Les auddO dtOB Dc saint
Marcy Gonayea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
Error de buIto.

En lAI noticinu que publicamol syer de-
nuoltEo CoEEoaponnaI dc BarYanquitgs. o..
CAbeEadaB dol Eiguionto modo: DatOs 10
eeGctOs -dioela De QuebTodiIIas. como us
We padeCi61o d eEroE do entsnderBs Que-
bradiIIas en Vez de BarTanqaitaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

Ell CLUB dc F. Kehrhabn & %.
Eegsla un rsloi dc orc FWalthsm" ssmRs
nalmenta entire aus Clientea, Ia Ultima 90.
mana obtuvIaron unO, don Manuel Torres
BoEgeH y don Juan APPELLANTS, BOci6 ndme-
TO So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

Sc DEsEA sVENDER tres quiI6
metros, mas menoH, de via portatil fran.
cesR, de cincusnta CentimetroB, veinte ,
Cinco 8 tEeintR wsgonetAS para la mismG;
TODD On buen estRdo. Ri que Ie inteReue
puede diTigiTse al Admor. de este diario.
AZ Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

REMATE DE PRENDAs.-Los dias
80 y 81 de EneTo dc 1908 en- IL "Uasa
de PF6ltamos" de H. Lopss Cepero, San
Jose 6, DC vsndeE6n on p6bIicR Bubaata
de IL de Is noChs infioidsd de prem.
dsF, que no han sido rsnovAdau nj cancs.
IRdas en- el transcuFao de ueig msaea. La
Casa ContiLGR suH OpeTRciones. 1Ov. :.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
SR8VTGI0 ESPHGIAI DE gables
La Dgmocracia" J La Correspondence
UNIDaS
10 que asegura si ingeiisro GoethaIs.

Walhiugton goro Goethas p1af professional
CflCu
adiot de dolaEI
cho luue ngsnioro o C1cuio1
Cop} fo Sc amR 6 uRndo m dd a paa DEL re
mpoLbe oi
iR fbuoa a dc qunios nt ne
Gaa
tam6n general mtviusnto Dc Mr. ooha S gu
cooal gaF
& Ii ion da Crane ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

LOS MAS AOREDITADOs. - A.
Blanco Fernandez. FahTlGIRtS Do IIcOrsS
conoCid do vsntsjouaments en- todA la iSls y
axtTsnjerO 6Fdenes 81 ApaEtado 887, la
Gale de TeSu6n 43. en- San Juan, de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
Denison destituido por ell Mikado.

algda tempo ha fguEado
del mniIio del Exterior do e
que quedRbR de OI ex0njs 81 Evco
del Jsp6n cOndera a nud del goo dPddo Damien co que
peaa los Etadou Undos p dtu6n bi6n oEdon6e gb
haAban
metadfimu los coI exranjeE Mr. De
mdr6 en- brave de eBte pals Eumbo Fiipinal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
CondecoraCiones otorgadas por eI Kaiser.

Guilemo
peEaS ndos Ksr eEma de
psidAdG dc las mas BasDg a
d-Hngud vOs Condeco
OondsCOTados smpeado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

IA Sc ALQUILAN aposentoB 4
N tres custFo peaoH en- Ia Casa
al lado de- Ia f6briCR de tabR.
COS PueEtR de Terra, antigua C6rCeI' Ia.
formRr6n Allen Sc 45 v. O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

BUENA oCAsION.-Por auuentarse
Hu duefio De vende muy barata en- Adjun.
taV una msgnffCa hacienda de cafe y cans
de azdeaT, con m6quina hidEauliCa, eRta'
blsoimientoa cRBRs de vivienda. Para
infoFmea diEigirse don Juan Bernard en-
AdjuntRH. As
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

POR AUS ENTARsE "a duefio ue ven
de una pareja de oabRllos para CAIRO, y
dos cRTFoB leva. Iuformar6n, Luna 20,
bljoL 6v.A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22
MnIclllR GENERAL

coNSEJo Aa Las MADREs Iii JaFabe ealrnante da
eWa Wnslow debe siempre que los naos estan
q nIodo de "a dentc6n Proporeiona avo Immediate
u pequeno pacente produce sueno natural ranGuo
olivia e door e angelic dssperta muy vysNy aegra
Ea muy agTadabe al paadar cama al nino, ablarda
encas, aiVa dolores, hace fees Las fnciones del
est6mago Fegua los intestnose IS e mejor remedlo
conoeo para Ia diaea va brovenga esta de IA dentc6n
ia eualquera otra 1tngsse mueho cudado pe3
ta eJaEaba calmante q Il Se1nrs Wiusow"s y nejoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

CADA Ola OBTIENE mayor popu'
laEidRd sl magnffco Ron San Luis, como.
eide generRlmente con el nombre de Ex
posici6n. PEepaEado embotellado poF
los HeroreB Alvarez HarmanoB, no contiene
ningunR SuBtancia uoCiva 10 pFueba 50
gran demanda. Dep6uitO San Jose st.
n6mero z 9. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

Sc ALQUILAN habitacioneu para
guardian muebleB un cuaTto miTRdor, pa.
"a caballeTo solo. CEisto 10, altos infor'
mar6n. 15 VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

LOLA MAS Professors de piano
ofrece Hus ssrvicios en- Bu caEa Cruz SO, aI'
toB San Juan p r. bows
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-22

OLA TIENDITA de Josefa EchavarEio.
Plazs Principal, San Juan Puerto Rico
Vsnts de efsctoS rsigiuSoa artfculOB de
novsdsd y fantasia y jugueteH Box 216.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04
VERY LIGHT VOTE
AT CITY PRIMARY
ONLY TWo ClNpD8EES HRn or-
POSITION IN Nr8 NatHrAE Ea<1-
MARY N0NuRN. ANm ENfzNN
Ms oF LTTTTE GNHEEE>E.



lle --1 ~ @
held Monday co seseee the elee-Fe
olacers weo ere to sere tae e.E ear
ins the tso years leslaa-as laazars
p. A-es- PASSED e1 FeFs 94e- a
snal number oi f4tes F
Rolled- Eae o--e-@-s g ae noaaaee1
were mayor SIX e
lonr rualle zeao'- traz'es- ana se
oni1 oEoszl.a1 oce O.
E9r @ &
Eto4 & 4 abb @
l1e ta-r- ee1- AF p & A
ae-e- --.- p d t
zlAla "af4 At-
tlls-- 45@ f a
FaA=1H ana A 9
te-s e tl @
competitors | -
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fN-e- @ @ VT w.
rer s e %
eaf- Was - -
sa-leA 1 t ST.
Sreel, wae te-ea1el Ar e
e vo-e et -ss Co. So
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04

One of the most inspiring features
of the commencement exercises.
which, by the way, were more eIab-
crate and more interesting this year
than ever before, was the memorial
service which was held Sunday even
ing in honor of Miss M. J. S. Gallo
way, who was for many years a val
ued member of the college faculty.
The service was under the auspices
of the Alumnae Association, and
after Rev. S. l.. Pope, pastor of the
Second Methodist church, had offered
the opening prayer and read a pas
sage from the scriptures, DR.. Richard
Watson Jones, of Laurel, Miss. was
introduced and delivered the princi-
pal address of the evening. DR.. Jones
was the first president of the college,
and was intimately associated with
Miss Galloway both as a member of
the college faculty and as a teacher
in various public and private schools.
In reviewing Miss Calloway's life DR..
Jones praised her not only as a teach
er and a disciplinarian, but as a
woman of great mind and noble char
acter. He said that Miss Calloway's
qualifications as a teacher did not
consist alone in her ability to impart
text book knowledge and maintain
discipline, but that she looked after
the moral and spiritual as well as the
intellectual development of her pu-
pills and sought to bring about a
closer union between teacher and pu-
pill by cultivating the acquaintance
of every girl whom she taught.
Miss Elizabeth Bouton played the
Mozart-Greif fantasie, with second
piano accompaniment by Miss Mary
Mozart-Greig fantasie, with second
spoke in behalf of the alumnae Miss
Fant, like DR.. Jones, was intimately
acquainted with Miss Galloway, hav-
ing been associated with her both as
a pupil and co-worker, and spoke
with much feeling regarding not only
her splendid work in behalf of edu-
her loyalty to her friends and her
fidelity to the Master. Miss Fant
read several letters from members of
the Alumnae Association who were
unable to be present, but who CRATE
fully acknowledged the benefits they
had derived from an association with
Miss Galloway and expressed abiding
love and reverence for her memory.
At the conclusion of Miss Fant's
remarks Mrs. J. r. Taekett, of Merid- |
ian, charmingly rendered a vocal
solo. after which Miss Pauline Y. Orr
spoke in behalf Of the original col
lege faculty. Miss Orr's contribution
was an analytical character sketch, /
which not only enumerated succinetly
the many virtues of the subject of
the sketch but which fully sustained /
Miss Orr's reputation as one Of Mis-
sissippi's most brilliant women. The +
writer declared Miss Galloway to |
have been possessed of qualities of +
both mind and heart that lifted her
far above the common ken, and I
caused her to bear cheerfulIy and I
without complaint burdens under
which most women and even many
strong men would have tottered and
fallen. Miss Orr stated that while
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04

Monday brought to a close the
twenty-third annual session of the
Industrial Institute and College, a
session filled with prosperity for the
institution and fraught with consci-
entious and intelligent effort on the
part of officers, teachers and students,
who leave the college for their annual
vacation weary and worn, but happy
in the thought that their efforts have
been crowned with success and that
the college is realizing the ambitious
purpose for which it was established,
the intellectual, moral, physical, and
last, but by no means least, the spir-
itual training of the young women of
Mississippi
The exercises, which began last
Thursday, were given in detail up
to Sunday in The Dispatch of that
date. Sunday morning brought the
annual commencement sermon, which
was delivered by Rev. Dunbar H. Og-
den, of Knoxville, Tenn. 1t was in
Columbus that Mr.. Ogden entered
into the ministry, having assumed
the pastorate of the First Presbyte-
rian church Immediately upon the
completion of his theological studies,
and our people always entertained
deep interest in his future, which is
bright with promise. He was greeted
Sunday morning by a large and un-
usually brilliant congregation, Gov.
Noel, DR.. R. W. Jones, the first pres
ident of the college, and other nota-
bles having been seated on the ros-
trum.
After Gods blessing had been in
voked by Rev. j. ]. Hill, pastor of
Matte Lou Brown, the accomplished |
mistress of vocal music at the college, |
rendered most effectively solo. Miss
Browns magnificent voice has on
numerous occasions charmed and /
thrilled Columbians, and she never
sang sweeter or more effectively |
than on Sunday morning. At the con-
clusion of Miss Browns song Mr.. Og- I
den was introduced, and for nearly /
an hour held the undivided attention |
of the vast assemblage, which lis
tened with both pleasure and profit /
to his learned and eloquent discourse.
Mr. Ogden selected as his subject
THE Worlds Great Teacher" and /
his argument, to the effect that as a
teacher of mankind Christ stands pre-
eminent and alone, was logical. force
full and convincing. He showed con-
that our Saviour was the
master force in character building,
and His truth the dynamic OF SER
vice Mr.. Ogden spoke with the fer
vor and earnestHess that has always
his colloquial efforts
both in the pulpit and on the plat
form, and at the conclusion of his
sermon received sincere and well de-
served compliments from many of his
friends and admirers. Mr.. Ogden also
delivered the annual sermon before
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation at four o'clock Sunday after
noon, his subject on that occasion
having been "The Reestablishing of
Peter.'' The sermon was admirably
adapted to the occasion, and proved
IN inspiration TO those who heard it.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04

Gresham. Prentiss; Deborah Einni-
son, Yazoo.
Decorative and Applied Design
Ethel Young, COpiah, Lerha Harrell.
Oktibbeha; Ida Robertson. Marion.
Millinery-Birdie DaIehIte. Desc
TO; Bessie Edwards. L0wndes, L0trie
Howard, LOwndes; Frances Williams.
DeSoto; Margaret Hopkins. L0wndes.
StenOgraphy - Hattie Brigham.
Tunica; Lillian Ellington, Artala; Sa-
die Hamm, Lauderdale; Nellie Jami-
son, Quitman; Sadie Luster, Kinds.
Fannie Powell. Harrisons Clara
Stokes, Amfte; Blanchard Walton.
DeSoto; Pearle Watts, Marion; Betty
White, Lowndes; Margaret M0ntg0m-
cry, Oktibbeha.
Tele egrap ny - Lueile Reeves,
Lowndes.
Dressmaking ArIedge. Jas
per; Annie Carothers. Pamela: Hattie
Cox, Winston: sadie Chiles. Oktibbe-
ha; Maude Franks. Neshoba; Josie
Howell. Lowndes. lola Saunders. la
fayette; Natalia Gathings. Lowndes=
Ellen Wade, Copiah; Lee Hazen.
Quitman.
ahy-HeIen NeCau. Mar
shall: Ethel MAYS, Lowndes, Mary
Shirley, Lowndes.
History of Nusic-Ona Ben. Ponto-
toe; Lois Comfort. Attalas Florence
Frierson, Lowndes, 8IoIIie Hanna.
Choetaw; Lila Stevenson. Tala-
busha; Annie Hardin, LauderdaIe-
Harmony Elizabeth Bouron. Tn
ion Mabel Jackson. Attala, Ethel
Jackson, Attala, Bessie 1Iabrv. At
tala; Mary Mcclure, Lowndes, Mamie
Kramer, Clarke
Fine Arts-ROse Bauer, JeEersols
Emma Bell. Lowndes; Layeue Dick.
Madison; Willie Hopkins. Noxubee-
Martha Hunter. Pamela. kIttie Mitch
ell. AIcorn; Cary Rainwater. Panolas
Elanor Smith. Prentisss AIRY Wade.
Copiah.
Domestic Science-Ruth Brown.
Lee: Besse East. Newton 8Iiurose
Lee; Shirley Newell. At
tala.
Normal Diplomas-Lucllle Bayliss.
Lora Carruth. Pont0t0c:
Zula Curry. Attala; Fannie Ethridge. .
Ruth Hathorne. Marion
Erin Hearon. Oktibbeha. jamie D
Miller, Clay; Lula Pickle. Monroe +
Nettie Rose. Harrison; Annie Belle
South. Rankin: Ada Tucker. Tunica. I
May Fletcher, Kinds; Alma Cook. Ne F
shoba.
Music Diplomas ~ Pian0-Eliza- +
beth Bouton. Union; Mable Jackson. F
Ethel Jackson. Attalas Mamie I
Clarke; Bessie Iabrv. At f
tala; Mary Mcclure. LOvndes-
Voice-Bessie Mabrv, Atralas .
Frances Waldrup. Lauderdale.
b. s. and A. B. Diplomas to grad Z
yates.
B. S. Diplomas-LiaIae Bacor. F
Hfnds: Alma Cook. Nesh0ba. Annie
Carothers, Pamela; Edna Duncan.
UIie Eicholtz. L0wndes F
Emma Ethel Ha1bert. Oktibbeha; e.
gira Newly. Lowndes. Anene West. f
Pamela.
A. B. Dipl0mas-Lucllle Bayiiss.
Marion; Lora Carruth. Pontotocs
Ruby Caulfeld. Amites Zula Curry.
AttaIas Louise Holmes. Forest. Lau-
"a Howard, Lowndes: sadie Elder
4amm, LauderdaIe; Martha Hunter.
Pamela: Bette Lester. Kinds. vivien
Monroe. jamie I'M 1Ifll-
II, Clay; Belle Moss. Memphis.
Tenn; Mary B. Rogers. Okubbeha. f
Edna Sullivan. Franklins Ruth Ha-
horne, Marion.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04

Mrs. Frank Fort and children. OF
Meridian, are the guests OF Mrs
Forts sister, Mrs J. c. Hackelman.
at her home on the Highlands.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-06-04
CONJUGATION OF THE VERB, TO LIVE,
SUBJECT OF BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS
j b. LAWRENCE OF NEW Or
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INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE AND COLLEGE.


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