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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

SCIENTIFIC MIGRATORY ELECIRIG y
treatments for rheumatism nerves and Az
congested conditions of the blood. Suite
and g. 2455s S. SPRING. 12-lS-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

DON'T FORGET THE FAY TOILET PAR
lors, magnetic treatment also given for
rheumatism and nervousness. 1905 ).
MAIN. 1l-o-u
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

FOR RENT-2 LARGE PLEASANT HOUSE
keeping rooms; also one single room; fine To-
cation private family. s44 w. TENTH ST.
Phone Broadway 30S9. 5-1O-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

STOCKS AND PARTNERSHIPS
We have several fine investment PROPOSE
tions manufacturing and commercial
You can obtain partnership opportunities
through us that we have personally lnVes-
tigated and can recommend the owners
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
FOR RENT
Houses

GET THE CHEAPEST AND BEST; NONE
but experienced men. Storage best In
city PACIFIC v.,N CO. 200 w. Second
st. Phone NJ. 129. A2757. l2-1-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

ssOoO-DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. SHOES
AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
STORE; wei stocked with salable goods; low
rent and good location. This store mas no
CAPABLE competition, and is doing a large
business. Sec LEAHY & SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
LEAHy & SON.

suite S11-s12-s121s Severance bldg,
W. w. 12-19-1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

9lUU
II Won are looking for land in the beautiful
San JOAQUIN valley you can secure for halt
price a prize certificate of the HOMELAND
IRRIGATED FARMS CO.. for $1OO. valued at
5000. which will be the same as money when
Won purchase one of their choice farms. This
certificate will only be sold at the price
named to a purchaser of these desirable
farm lands. See LEAHY Sc SON.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES
CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

5000 maps for $500
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19
5000 For 500

OUR BUSINESS CHANCES INCLUDE
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY Ot
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

s11oo or invoice. GRoCERY-West JEFF
ferson st., stock and fixtures, morse,
wagon, buggy. Cash. terms or trade tor
city property IN southwest or near MO
neta ave splendid chance to get into
business on easy terms or exchange see
LEAHY g. SON
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

GOOD MASSAGE, SCALP TREATMENT
in this line; rates reasonable. Hooper ave
car to San Julian 1929 SAN JULIAN.
11-21-m
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

ss75o-If you want to buy a high class
GENERAL GROCERY, doing all cash
trade and a large business In nearby
town at 20 per cent less than 1t is worth'
Won can buy It now We will sell gro
cery worth s45OO for $3.50. LEAHX &
CON
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-19

WE HAVE A GOOD LIST OF BUsI-
NESS INVESTMENTS NOT ADNEH-
TJSED.
The oasis., 1908-07-25
BOStOnStOreInC.

Mir. c. T. Jones has been this week engaged in having thoroughly overhauled and refitted his popu- lar lunch room in the s. P. depot.
 Sunday evening there was at Nogales Mir. Tom Purcell, con- ductor on the El Paso x South western Railway, running between Benson and El Paso, who had been in Souora in the interest of his company, looking up stray cars, etc. Early in its history Mir. Purcell was a conductor on the Sonora railway, and is we'll known to old timers in the country.
 Justice of the Peace A. $. Hen- derson of Patagonia precinct, held an inquest on the 20th over the remains of Santiago Cruz, boy of about seven years of age, who was killed accidentally on the evening of the 10th, at the home of Frank Peralta, about three miles below Patagonia. The evidence went to show that the child and his brother were playing with gun, which was discharged, killing instantly the little victim.
The oasis., 1908-07-25
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Mir. Marion $. MacCarthy, U. $. consular agent at Alamos, who had been in the East on business, was at Nogales Saturday of last week, returning to Alamos. He expects to return to the East again and re- main until fall, when Mrs Mac Carthy will come home with him.
 Mir. s. w. French, who was con- nected with the Cerro Prieto mines in the early history of their devel- opment, before their sale to the Black Mountain Company, was a visitor at Nogales this week, the first time in several years. The gentleman makes his home in Cali fornia.
 The new stone bridge at the south end of Arizpe street in Noga- les. Sonora. that has been in course of construction some weeks, was completed last week and is in com mission now. By it's use travel goes out Arizpe street direct in stead of having to go around through two or three blocks and up the bed of the arroyo Il way, as was the case formerly.
The oasis., 1908-07-25
Metsio Quotations.

Following are the market quota ions on metals for today: Copper, 124@ lS cts. per lh. lead. per loo lbs. 4.40@475 Silver, per oz., 543 cts. New York City, Exchange l.Ol Pesos. Bullion value 46 Mex. Dol. (local) 464
The oasis., 1908-07-25
NoGALES NOTES.

Hall came up from. Hermosillo. Some of the most fancy Parlslan parasols at LA MoDA-Nogales, Sonora.
 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Earn ebaw went to California Saturday of last week.
 Tuesday morning Mrs. F. M. Van Mourick went to Los Angeles to visit her mother.
 English Cashmeres for Gents Suits, just received at LA MoDA- Nogales, Sonora.
 Mr. Jesus Lopez of Suaqui de Batuc was visitor at Nogales Saturday of last week.
 Saturday evening MT. 5. F. Noon returned from a visit in Texas ac' companied by his family.
 Tuesday Messrs. Frank Rechi and H. l.. Wakefield were ovel from the San Rafael ranche.
 We keep a full assortment o Ladies' imported Fancy Gowns a LA MoDA-Nogales. Sonora,
 Cents and boys clothing an' underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramoi Vasquez.
 MT. l.. NJ. Raines and Hon. Be J. Whitesides, who went to Colum bia, camp, returned home Tuesda, evening.
 The Sonora railway is installin a new track scale in front of tn custom house on the Sonora side C the line.
 Sunday evening Mir. k. E. Pop returned from a business visit l the East, having been as far a Pittsburg.
 Japanese and Spanish EmbroiC cry Shawls and full stock Mexican Cnrios at LA MoDA-NC gales, Sonora.
 Forgood, substantial service wea Hamilton. Brown < Co.'s "Patr' Shoe," sold at the Red House, R' mon Vasquez.
 Messrs. Henry Pyeatt and Joh Yoas, from the Camille region wei in Nogales Tuesday, arranging fC land filings.
 Last Saturday Sheriff Harry Saxon went to Los Angeles, ar Mondays paper from that eli noted his presence there.
 "The American Lady," the mo elegant and stylish shoe mad Sold only at the Red Hous Ramon Vasquez.
 Yesterday Doctor ]. c. Thurrns left for Hermosillo, Guaymas al other points in Sonora, on pr tessional business.
 Mrs. Harry Delzell, with h little girl, came up from Guaym this week, intending to remain NOgales some time for the bene of the little one's health.
The oasis., 1908-07-25

V
 home in the Sonora metropolis
 in the local yard this week there has been carload of heavy l machinery for the Compaiiia Meta lurgica 7 Refnadora, at Fundicion.
 "The American Gentleman" the finest and handsomest shoe for gentlemeu's wear, at the Red House. Ramon Vasquez.
 Mir. John E. Stelzer has leased one of the flats in Mr. Con O'Keefe's new stone row, and will soon bring his family from Douglas to reside therein.
 Saturday last Mir. A. R. Oster was up from Guaymas, remaining until Sunday morning, when his car was attached to the south bound train.
 Sunday evening Mir. M. w. Sum- merhayes returned from protes- sional trip to the Juarez mining camp. out in the Altar district be- I yond Caborca.
 Mir. and Mrs. John A. Nash went to Cananea Wednesday, where the gentleman contemplates accepting a position in one of the principal mercantile establishments at that place.
 Tuesday night a small adobe building on the Sonora side of the line collapsed, causing some slight injuries to two of its inmates and destroying the greater portion oi it's contents.
 LOT WANTED. l wish to buy, on easy terms, either vacant lot in Nogales, Arizona, or three, toui or five room house. Price must be reasonable. Owners only. Address L. B., care THE OASIS.
 Sunday Mir. c. $. Walton 0
 Minas Prietas, who had been visit ing his daughter Mrs. Earl Gris : vold, returned home, Mrs. GriswolC l and her little daughter Aileen, ac companying him for q short visl
 there.
 American Dye and Cieanin! Works, Phone 1221. - Cleaning
 Pressing and Repairing Ladies Q garments cleaned by the FrencI 2 Dry Process. Work guaranteed f Railroad avenue, next to Docto
 Doherty's Dental office. a Mir. Frank Alley, travelling COT n respondent of the Bisbee Revie' . and the Douglas International
 American, who was in Sonora las
 week and the preceding week, wa |. at Nogales Sunday night, returnin J home.
 Tuesday there were at Nogalt
 Messrs. Henry Igo and Thaddeu 1T Strickland, who were in town 'l arrange for land filings and COT l. test over in the Huachuca moul
 tain region, on the east side of tf n county.
 'e In preliminary examination b. 'r fore Justice Gildea, recently, Depl
 ty Sheriff Charles Lopez, charge I with an unwarranted assault on d miner from Patagonia named w. { " Reynolds committed on the Sixt
 of July, the accused waived exam
 nation and gave bond to appel
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-29

For Life Insurance The Prae-
torians' Twenty-pay Policy beats
them all. 1t
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-29
Puerto News.

Correspondence.
Rev. Trammell, our Methodist
pastor preached for us Sunday.
J. 7. Bristow had a fine mare
killed by a wire fence last week.
The farmers that have planted
wheat report that it is looking
we'll.
DIR. J. p. Braggs has purchased
a sulky pillow and is going to farm
on a large scale.
After a long absence | will
again give a few dots from the
land Of the free.
Mr.. Dugan, OF San Angelo,
Texas, has purchased Alb Rozzell's
REIMBURSEMENT and is improving
the same.
]. s. Petty has bought Clyde
Maywold's interest in the black
smith shop here and it will he run
by Stradley & Petty.
Tom Reagan, the telephone
man, was in Puerto last week in
the interest of his line. He is
talking of putting in a top line to
Lewis, N. M.
Miss Fife Campbell's school
will be out the 9TH of March, and
she is going to have an entertain
ment and a pie supper; and re-
quests that everybody come and
bring a pie. We regret very much
that the school is out so early.
We have had good SHOWS and
rains and the ground is in fine
shape, and farmers are blowing
preparatory to planting crops as
soon as the weather is warm
enough. From reports there is to
be about 200 acres Of cotton
planted in this township this year.
BEAR GRASS.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-29
SIDEWALKS AND
CROSSINGS.
The Business Mems League
and Town Board Of Trus.
tees Favor Building
of Sidewalks.
PUBLIC IMPSOvEMENTS FOR THE
TOWN.

The question of sidewalk build
ing is being considerably discussed
and agitated, and very favorably
so by our citizens and by the city
trustees and Business Mems
League. At the last meeting of
the Business Mems League the
matter was discussed at length,
and President Moore of the League
expressed himself on public
improvements in the following
words:
Il suggest that every member
OF the League be a personal COM
mittee on the sidewalk matter.
! believe we will have a town here
with walks and Improvements
one that we can be proud of at
some time; and another thing that
want to speak of is planting trees.
Think it over between now and
next meeting night. 1t is coming
time of year that We should put
them out. | don't think anything
improves a town more than trees.
A little later on we want to make
arrangements in the way of a COM
mittee on the Improvements of our
homes and private residences. We
should have flowers and lawns snd
trees, and see if we cannot have
something more than just bare
yards and bare streets.
At the meeting of the City Board
of Trustees an ordinance providing
for street crossings was thoroughly
discussed. The ordinance provides
for a street crossing appropria-
ton, which is to be available for
putting in crossings at such places
as the board of trustees shall see
fit to place them, and at such other
points where the property owners
put down continuous walks. If
this ordinance goes through it will
result, in course of a few years in
the construction of good street
crossings in all the improved parts
OF the town. The ordinance will
probably pass at the next meeting.
John H.. Lewis, S. J. Boykin
and James Griggs, all of Lewis,
were in town Monday. Lewis
came in to make final proof on his
homestead and Boykin and Griggs
we're his witnesses.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-29

Is your title perfect2 See Penn
& Davidson, Abstracters. II Imo
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
A GREAT SALE OF PIANOS,

"A list that is the biggest that has
ever been compiled comprising fine
pianos, has just been issued by Lyon
e Healy This list contains the
names Of the hundreds of fine, new
pianos and sligh tly-used pianos be-
ing offered at a forced sale owing to
rebuilding operations by Lyon &
sHealy. Full and trustworthy par.
ticulars of each instrument are Civ
en- SO that the buyer may judge for
himself whether or not the piano is
"a bargain.
The figures quoted are phenomen-
ally low. Lyon & Healy are making
determined effort to close out all
these great stocks of instruments
within the next 80 days., and the
prices have been reduced with this
object in view. J.. .sst.sa- :sz..3 AZ
Send for copy of this list. If
you do not wish to pay cash for a
piano, you can arrange for monthly
payments. Address Lyon & Healy,
10 Adams street, Chicago. .#..s
Lyon & Healy -exhibit the largest
and most varied stock of pianos in
the world 1000 instruments.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
!. cprpr.1N GLEE CLUB

U
The itinerary of the Oberlin Glee
club shows that they seldom give
concerts in cities the size of Austin.
This is on account Of the large guar
antee and heavy expense. Austin is
singularly fortunate to have the club
sing here this month. They will be
at the Baptist church Thursday even
ing, Dec. 81. This club stands un--
ique among similar organizations for
the real artistic merit of their work
and has gained the highest commen-
dations from the critics for style,
finish, precision, shading and ensem-
BILE. They are giving a few holiday
concerts during the brief vacation
and make Austin for one point Col
lege songs and college; stunts with
an ample variety. of other selections
will give program in which all
lovers of music will be interested.
This will e lne musical treat of the
season here and we ought to show
our appreciation of the best by liber-
al patronage. Tickets, Adults SO
cents, students 35 cents. Tickets on
sale at Gleason's Jewe1ry store.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
AROUND PALERMO. N, d..

G. N. Felch has just returned
from Palermo, N. D. where he filed
on a claim in April, 1905. He re-
ports p. K. Waugh, formerly of Lyle
in this county, who has been confined
to his bed for the past two months
as some improved The stockwells,
Madisons, Rolfes, and Waughs, form
Serly Mower county residents are we'll
and doing well.x It has been winter
weather there for about two weeks.
Mr.. Felch reports crops good In hi Is
nefghborho Wheat averaged
about IL bushels and was No. L hard.
Oats and flax were good. ALI grain
was heavy and free from foul seeds.
He has 50 acres broken ands,had 88
acres in crop this year and will have
120 acres next year. There has been
a great Improvement in building and
breaking UP land in the last two
years. Mr.. Felch has rented his farm
and does not expect to return in the
spring. 55.:s.s>s.. 1z |sS s .s.z. S=
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
EoR..5.'SA'iL'E!. Al E.! !,

The parcel ofland containing about
thirty acres, known as the Flaxfibre
site, is again offered for sale. It has
beep broken up and fine crop of corn
is growing upon it.. Parties desiring
to purchase can inquire of A. W.
Wright, Au. tin, MINI. If
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
MR.. ROOSEvELT's AFRICAN TRP.

il The exclusive magazine and book
rights in whatever Mr.. Roosevelt
may write about his forthcoming
Trip to Africa have been secured by
Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons. Not
only lovers of outdoor life, but all
who appreciate the literature of ad-
venture, will be eagerly. interested in
these articles. They will appear in
Scribner's Magazine, possibly, one. or
two articles in the later. issues of
1909. "A fuller announcement of the
project is reserved. , - - >.@r} ~
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
4 Christmas Hymn.


4 Christmas Hymn.
No tramp Of marching armies,
No banners flaming far; -,
A lamp witliin q stable;
And In the sky star. ".-
Their hymns Of peace and gladness
r To earth the angels brought.
-. Their Gloria In Excelsis'' %.> g.
To earth the angels taught "2
When In the lowly manger
The holy mother maid -
In tender alteration 9.- e..
Her babe Of heaven laid.
Born loWly In the darkness
= And none so poor. as he,
The little children Of the poor ~
His very own shall be.
No rush Of hostile armies then,
* But just the budding sheep, .,
The angels singing Of the Christ
And all the world asleep. ,H5 L
% No fame Of conquering banners,
No legion sent afar; q, ~, ...
A lamp within q stable,
And In the sky a star. B ..#sss
Margaret e. Sangster in Golfers Week
ly. >4S .-.e r..
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16

TgEI y
Austin I lodge Electiens
DECREE OF HONOR.
Chief Of Honor, Lillian Crandell i
Past Chief Of Honor Maggie Ing
alls
Lady Of Honor, Mary Horrobin
7 Chief of Ceremonies, Loretta Guin-s
d Financier, Alice M. Barr
q Receiver, Lena MCGEE 4. III ~ ~
Sister Usher, Elizabeth i sSheehan
Inner Guard, Mrs. Wright.
Trustee, 8 years. Mrs. Goslee
Delegate, Mrs. MCGEE
Alternate, Mrs. Goslee
LADY FORESTERS.
Chief Ranger, Nellie cCormick
Vice Chief, Mrs. Donovan
Recording Secretary, Minnie Guin-
ney
Fin. Secretary, Mrs. Joseph Laufle
Treasurer, Julia Keefe
Trustees, Loretta Guinney, Cecilia
Lindsay, Mrs. Thomas Revord
Conductors, Mrs. 10 Gender, Mrs
McShane + y
A. o. U. W..
NV, Geo. Robertson
Forman, j. W. A. Jensen
Overseer, Ed Bemis
Financier, P. H. Gender
Recorder, L. G. Fairbanks
Receiver, J. L. Mitchell
Guide, Leonard Hall 3 s&
I. w., M. Underberger
o. w., Dan Tubbs r.S, i
Trustee, E. a. Dalager
Representatives to grand lodge, S.
A. Smith, L. G. Fairbanks, P. H.
Gender.
G.I. A. TO B. OF l.. E. ~
Past President, Mrs. r. M. Hazel
tine
President, Mrs. Spence Barr
Vice President, Mrs. Aug. Damn
Secretary, Mrs. Uuderhill
Treasurer. Maggie Davy
Insurance Sec'y, Rose Pettingill
Chaplain, Anna Hunt
Guide, Mrs. Clifford Talmadge
Sentinel, Mamie Nockels II
Trustees, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs
j. D. Mccormick, Mrs. William Cook
DANISH BROTHERHOOD. !, j
Pres, Soren Peterson
Vice Pres, Andrew Hansen
Cor. Sec'y, Peter Erickson
Fin. Sec'y, Hans Hermanson
Treas, Louis Johnson
Escort, John SOrenson = 4
I. Guard, Peter Jensen -
o Guard, Peter Peterson ,@. 3
Trustees, Peter Jensen, VIM. Jen,
sen, VIM. Johnson.
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
For Sale Thoroughbred Poultr,

Barred Plymouth Rock, Silver Laced
Wyandotte Cockerels for breeders
INQUIRE Mrs. F. H. Pike,
Austin, Minn.,
37tf New Phone
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16
Austln Markets..

Aust1n Markets.. r
~~cEREorEc Bv E'SRlpB, T8o ohCQvs
Better. 25-30e oer h..
:ga. 28 33r per dozen
Potatoes, 75c per bushel
Beans, 81. 90 to $3.50 per busbel. ..,...
Mower County transcript., 1908-12-16

Books and games ate. A. POOL
ERS, 5 ii az 4.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-24
JOHN W, FRY Pgesidsl
THE PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK.
Columbia, Tenn, May 49,. 1901


W. capsrs Columbia Institute, Columbia, Tennis
year 1907-sOS close myself
wanting express preeiadCn
charge has made satisfactory progress
every consider the ve point of
that teacher she also express
my appreciation spirit bv your the
respect tolerance the c-eeds all Christian churches
parioned growing little say
they have present Principal in
the higher will
o well O put their with the Institute
Very sincerely yours, H. o FULTON Cashier
OFFICE OF WILLIAM P. WATSON CONSULTING ENGINEER
OF c. & w. RAILWAY COMPANY, ROCKEFELLER SYSTEM
May 90
Rev W. Cpers, Principal Ct Cluma institute Columbia
My Dear Sir:-I take pleasure stating
had for the three Columbia
Institute, heartily management
able corps necessary
equipment to produce aumna only highest cultivation
noble and wegrounded characteristics desideam
education especially methods only thorough
instruction teaching nsig upon pupils
reasoning themselves-he of
As the this school wish express
citation Of the material improvement have made in the buildings
surroundings this beautiful and
which, your
bity, will the
body of cultivated and noble
v HON not onl the South but The nation, will be
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WishiEs all in
beg remain, sincerely yours
WILLIAM WATSON.
Columbia Tenn, West It'll
Columbia, Tenn July 49,
Rev. w. 3. capers, Columbia.
My Dear Brother:Whie unable speak work of
Institute from personal observation
cordial expressions have heard valuable
to your faculty the the
merit lhls earnestly wish for Sincerely yours, lei,
crew H MACK ~
Pastor First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Columbia Tenn. July 1908
Rev. Walter 8. capers Columbia, Tenn
Dear Sr-As patron of the Columbia Institute for
feel great interest in the
been assured since The
faculty exceptionally good The location with
the heating and electric
tall necessary to make the preparatory girls
where be found Yours Very Sincerely
J. D BARROW.
am personally acquainted with Rev. Principal
Columbia Institute and his faculty pleasure
mend them to all guardians daughters
educate Grew. G. DINWIDDIE.
We receiving unusual number applications
and requests catalogues county will
miss the opportunity securing delaying
their application until after the friends from
q distance.
Write for Catalogue.
time REV WALTER r CApERs Principal
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OPENING SEVENTY-FOURTH SESSION COLUMBIA INSTITUTE

your pleased with instructions ana
progress there. Very Respectfully. Friends
DR. AND MRS. E COLLINS
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
Columbia, Tenn, May 10. 1909
W. capers, Columbia Institute
Sir:-After having educated ny ar The
having third now to take b
opportunity consider the Columbia for the
kind Souf
with strong factr
pupil gets individual attention Those havps daughters
will sending them In
Columbia Yours truly,
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MISS MARY BAIaD
Mathematics


MISS MARY CARPENTER
(Peabody College,
Special Courses Cambridge England City
History, Literature, Latin, Travel Class
MISS ELLEN c. LOGAN, b
Vanderbilt University
Science, Ancient Language
NINE PAULINE DE MARCO
-, (Sacred Heart NIECE
French, Italian
WALTER BRANHAM CAPERs
eva T. 81
Sacred History, History, Bible
MISS MARY ASHTON
Graduate Piano Harmony Composition Chicago Musical Col
lege student of Hans Won Schiller, Chicago
= Josefy, New York city,
instrumental Music
K MISS JANE WHEELER
(Student OF Vesey Strong City
70 20
Violin, Mandolin, Guitar
MISS MARY n TAYLOR
HAMIL
Conservatory
Expression, Physical Culture
MISS BLANCHE JAYNEs
stenoorapher and 6ookkeeper