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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29
MORTON GROCERY
COMPANY ENTERTAIN.
Their Grand Formal Opening Was a
Great Success.

The grand formal opening of the
Morton Grocery Company which oc-
Cured Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week, was a success from
every point of view. Fully three thous-
and of our good people responded to
the invitation of this new firm, and fire.
quented this grocery bee hive all dur
ing the three days Of it's openings.
The three days passed off pleasantly
and proved of much interest to those
who thronged around the artistically
decorated booths appointed for the OPP
ening. An extra number Of clerks
were corralled to assist the demonstra-
tors and the efficient corps of statesmen
iH this store.
AS the guests entered into this new
grocery home they were met by the
genial secretary and manager of The
firm, Mr.. o. B. Morton, who greeted
them, extended them a cordial well
come and led them to the Armour &
Co.'S booth.
Here Mr.. W. l.. Mcleod, the popular
manager Of Armour s. Co.'S plant in this
city, reigned supremely. He was ably
assisted by Mr.. W. L. Anthony in serv-
ing delicious sandwiches of every kind
advertising Armour's "Veribest" line Of
canned meats. Ham sandwiches, chick
en- loaf, praised beef, sausages, Clipped
beef and heats OF all kinds were Law
ishly served.
Next the guests passed on to the
Golden Gate tea, coffee and spice ex-
hibit. Mr.. A. B. Choate, one of the
~cleverest and finest men ON the road,
served coffee. Mr.. Choate made many
close friends while telling Greenwood
people of the snexcelled quality of the
Golden Gate coffee, tea and spices.
Mr.. T. l.. Oney, the capable repre-
sentative of the Helvetia Milk Con-
densing Company made demonstrations
of his popular "Pet" cream. Whipped
cream was served with the coffee. At
four-thirty O'Clock in the afternoons
ice cream made from Pet Cream was
thoroughly enjoyed.
The Loose-Wiles Company were pres
ent at the roll call in the parsonage of
Mr.. Aleck Tehelmsn, their efficient
demonstration. Their many assorted ex-
ceptional line of cakes and crackers
were eagerly devoured. Mr.. Tebelman
never lost a moment to tell the house
keepers to always call for "Sunshine
cakes and crackers"
The procession were next given
souvenirs by Mrs. o. b. Morton and
Miss Emily Irvine. The ladies we're
given handsome miniature ferns and
other brio a-bracs with other samples
of groceries. The men were treated to
all brands of cigars, and the school
children given presents that will al
ways cause them to remember the Nor
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29

For Rent.
Dwelling, 500 Walthall st. Apply to
L. p. YERGER,
( 10 Howard st.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29
Some fine TurniDS.

Mrs. VIM. Wall, Of near shellmound,
sent The Commonwealth some Of the
finest turnips that we have ever see
Mrs. Wall is rightly proud of her ex-
cellent turnip crop Is these mammoth
turnips were the prettiest that a ever
been brought to this Office. We are
greatly indebted to Mrs. Wall for her
kind gift.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29
1.-The Servant In the House,

A week from Monday will bring to
the Lyceum Theatre in Memphis Henry
Miiler's Associate Players in "The Ser
vant in the House," So much has been
printed about this drama in the leading
magazines and newspapers of the Unit
ed States that it seems almost unnoc-
essary to call the attention Of our read
ers to the famous play. 1t has aroused
widespread discussion throughout the
country because of the central char
acter of the play, q mysterious Hindoo
whom the critics call a reincarnation Of
the Christ. "The Servant in the House,
is the first play that has attempted
such a daring role and won success
Salmi Morse's remarkable play Of 1.-The
Way of the Cross" was Kissed off the
stage a few years ago because it in
troduc.d the Nazarine. Yet, THE Ser
rant in the House" has been selected as
the theme for N by the best
known clergymen in the country, who
have not hesitated to urge the men,
bers Of their congregations to witness
the remarkable drama. The critics of
the country have been as one in telling
their readers that 1.-THE Servant in the
House" was the greatest play in the
English language since the days of
Shakespeare, and one which neither
theatregoers 20 non-theatregoers can
afford to miss. Although it is a far cry
from Charles rann Kennedy's drama to
W. T. Steals sensational novel, "If
Christ Came to Chicago" the general
idea is not altogether dissimilar. It
auses an auditor to wonder how the
Son of Man would regard the conduct
of a modern household, we're He actually
present. The Servant" in the Kennedy
drama is really a mighty churchman
from India, who accepts a position as
butler in the home of an Englishman.
The story of the events of a single
morning in this Englishman's home fur
nishes n Of the most powerful five-act
plays the stage has known. "The Ser
want in the House" is a modern COM
edy, in the best sense of the word, but
n that offers scenes of stirring pa
thos that occasionally verge upon
tragedy. Two of the speeches in the
play have already become classics.
They have been called by university
authorities on language the finest ex-
amples of genuine eloauence to be
found in any play in the English lam
guage written since the days of Shakes
peare. The play will be presented in
Memphis by the original New York and
Chicago company practically an all
star cast, that has won a reputation
second only to the play. This company
is headed by Tyrone Power in his great
role Of the Draia-Man, one of the most
remarkable pieces of character work
the modern stage has seen. Those who
wish to see the famous play presented
by the company that carried it to such
an overwhelming triumph in New York,
Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Wash
ington and San Francisco, should take
advantage of the opportunity afforded
by the impending engagement In Mem
phis. The engagement is for the entire
week of November 1st, with matinees
on Wednesday and Saturday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29

A. NJ. Stoner is now book
ing orders for Fine Slip
Shuck Corn at Soc per bush
ell, delivered to Greenwood
or any city in the State,
freight considered. His tell
ephone number Is SIG. Call
him while corn Is at Its best
price.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29
DIRE DISTRESS.
h Is Near at Hand to Hundreds Of Green.
wood Readers.

h Is Near at Hand to Hundreds Of Green.
wood Readers.
Don'tneglect an aching back.
Backache is the kidney cry for help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly
Dire distress, diabetes, Bright's dis
Profit by a sufferers experience.
S. T. Tatum, Main St., Grenada,
Miss, says: "In view of the great ben
eft ! derived from Doan's Kidney Pills,
l most cheerfully recommend them to
all persons who suffer from kidney trou-
BILE. | like to give credit where it is
due and for that reason Doan's Kidney
Pills will always have my highest
praise"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cts
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Deans - and
take no other.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29
Circus a City in Itself.

The grounds of Ringing Brothers
circus are a city in themselves. There
are over twenty shops, besides a laun-
dry, dynamo plant, post-ofice, hospital,
library and doctors office.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICE,

Holders of Elks Bonds ma
turing July 1st 1909, must
present same to w. L. Anthony
Secretary, prior to Nov. 1st,
1909 and receive payment
therefor or interest thereon
will be discontinued.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29
FOR RENT.

A FARM, $50 acres, 325
in cultivation, 50 deadening,
well improved, near Green
wood. Will lease for S years
Apply to J. 6. Gillespie.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-10-29
For Sale.

have a nice Groom res
idence one mile from Green
wood, a good artesian well,
II 9-15 acres of fine well fer
tilted land in the tract; also
I 1000 acres in Carroll county;
also 262 acres joining the
1000 acres about 8 miles
southeast of Greenwood; an
automobile; a pair Of fine
driving hcrses; Z mules; some
cattle; 1 nice surrey, z bug
gies and 0ne-horse wagon; all
for sale; anyone wishing to
purchase Call on
II. II. ESTES,
Adm.
For Rent.
Dwelling, 500 Walthall st. Apply t
LIP. YERGER,
If 10 Howard st.
FOR SALE.
40 acre plantation within
z miles Of Greenwood.
Terms I, z and 3 years.
Address NJ. II. W., Box 336,
Greenwood.
FOR SALE.
The Walker Homestead IN
Win0na, Miss. Two and one
half acres Of ground, a mod
efn ten room house, servants
house and barn.
Address +. N. WALKER,
Whitfield Flats,
B1mingflam, Alabama.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-31
%olitiifc Mfprb.

Si0lte llge fom1 ser Me06elelie
ON, at Sberlt &arpoff Gbef for set
bemmelige Noliti / ct. 9etersbora,
blep mproet pe0 Sprg11gning al en-
8ombe. Moroeren blep poogre6en:
@befen for &oreos @egiering blep
Sirsoog iioite ltge mproet peo ct
9olfelteo al en- u1rg &oreaner, Ser
bar &riiten og bab6e facet lin It's
oannelie / Mmerita. 8re1niermiui=
lteren bar cit Silbenger al &oreas
uafb9ngigbeo % bap6e mango Mo6=
ltonoere blanot Dem, ser gnifer Gait
oct annefteret al Sapa11. Mor6et
oar &eiultotet al Ell politiif 9om=
menibergeli lie.
Mrtbl1r Maion Sacfion, sem e11ael=
tie Speroommer / Yropinlen 9om-
bat, Snoiel,, blep Onsoog iiblte l1ge
mproet al eli Srofgot UNDER en- Ste
aterforeitilling / @ombap. Motibet
bar 9apn for Ell al Sacfion felbet
9om til lipsparigt Tpngiel.
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>Glwnrltgt Nytaar1

Ni bc0cr pore Soc ere gle!lnem
Marets li0l tie Mumer at mootage Dor
bjrrtelige Saf for Set gonle Nar og
Dulfet ON ct go0t pg belobringelloe
9tptaor. 81 berptter ttlltge 2eiligDc=
sen til at toffe bore &cruner fpr Sc
mango pe,nlige Slllc= pg Nptoorsbil=
{euer ri Far mp0taget fra Nrr pg
Sjeru. % III beocr Ocu olle n1ootage
SSorlifril,g ON por WGoe pe0 0isle
Siltienoenirel CT al ct penligt Sinoe=
lag MOS os pg 6orltaoelie al bort
alrbeioe. Ser ct / Set bele / Set for
isbne Mar pilt os lao ncgen Gelpilie
og S11p0efommerr6e0 fra Dor 2Ple=
fre05, 0els peo llotalelier on port
&rbeioe, sells pe0 S%roicnOelie al @i=
orag cg &orrei ponoancer, at nj fp=
Ter % ppcrbepiite ON, at bore De-
}trnbelier fpr at lfuffe bore 2Giere,
bpa6 6e prlfer / &etni1g al ct bonif
l1gebla6 n1e0 Juno % go0 2asning
-og go6e MpbeOer iau bel fra 6pore=
.lan6et JONI fra Sc oanlfe &rebie fer
pbre / bpert Solb / nogen Maaoe er
i1fte6es o5. G goar in0 / Set nDe
Aar me0 Sen 6orpisni,1g, at bette oil
:gibe % SEN famine Silli0 og Supple
fommenbeo fra bore &ern1ers Sios
Tom set iorlpbnc. &i be6er bore
Benner %frem6eles birlpe % / bort
Arbeioc pe0 Sc mango forlfjellige
Mi6ler, iorn ltaor til beres &oa6ig=
beo, bc0 at ien0e os Meo6elelle r ON
8egtbenbeoer al olminoelig Snteres=
&c, beo at anbefole @looet bper / i'm
&reoS og ifaffe Set Ell ltprre l1obre=
Oelie I, og be0 ielp at ilobetale for
tal6ent Announcement.
8lgoeligt Nptaor o9 5of for set
gamle Mar!
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&ultmritpttcn ira 9aumarf.

Ge 0onife / llolonoet bar n1oota=
get en Nptaarsgope fra 0anmorf
som 1iffert oil giereet aoot SSnotrpf
blan6t 2anbsmeno operalt / Ger6cn,
life for oens Sterrelie, n1e,1 for set
benll9e Sinoelag Ben CT 3alsmono
tor. Set ct en 8epillil1g poa $4,000
ST. paa GanmorfS 6i1m5lop for in
6eonreube Mor til Gtptte for l1obre=
belle al 0anif &,,ltl,r 1,oenfpr Se6re=
tanoet. 8epillingen fre,1fom poo
5orilag al Sen tioli9ere Iolfetings-
inan6 for @oricns Or. Jrocnfel, Ser
ira fin Girflombeb joni oonjf &on=
Jul Sp6 Mmerifo piblte, at ser
mango Ste0er Dor p%irfelig 8rug for
Ell min0rc @inlp til 6rc1nn1e al oou=
tie Jornaol blallbt Sc lt0pon6re6e,
sog lon1 neppe bat b9ret blin6 for
oen Opmuntring ser ligger / at je
Arbeioet for Dor 6ellesorp, Sen oan-
ife @1,lh1rs 8eporelie, pooifjennet.
@epillingen for bette 6ina1soor,
Ser er gibet iom ct Soripg / Sen
1tppnte &etnin9, er netop blepen for
belt ueo Sen oonife Staggering, og
Neooelelie n ont 6enne 6or0eling fin
oes | en- anoen Spalte. Sen er iif=
fert ioretagen efter be0ite Stjen, pg
1 Betrogtning al, at 5agen er felt
nh for Sc fleite 9anife / uolafoct
bar Oct life at bente, at ser bil6e ino=
fonrme ct fort Mntal anieeninger.
5or Sc 6orene6e staters @eofom-
nteroe bliuer maj, u%bilfoorIig list
oberraitet pe0 at le, at Den forene6e
.0nnffe &trfes 2Greanitolter life bar
facet Sci / lt6beli1ge1. Disle bar
en- lige iaa flor M0fomlt til &aaifipn=
11elien for ban1f &1,lturorbejoe fer
opre TOM allie oltore sSSl1ltitl,tioner, og
ri ter bel gaa uo fra, at noor 6e..,
life ct tiloelt Dem, ifploes set en-
Jorlgmmelie fra 2e0eliens SIDE peo
life at inogipe Nniponing. MuIig
fnnoe ser meo &et anbe1oes .Iiot
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Gn %frp9tclie Gtorm


roleoe oper 9ep England 5toterne
Sl1leoog og Sonoag og anretteoe
megen Sfabe. @n Mr11goe Gfibe
er forlilt, og langs bele &piten er ser
lnolfpllet EFT flor Masic &raggoos.
Stor1len roleoe pGrlt / Set ip0lige
Moslacbuietts, men mnrfeoes longs
belle Mtlanterbopsfpiten felt neo til
%ir9inio. Ybilooelpbia, @aibington
.. :. og flerc an0rc 8Der por felt
aflfoarne fra Omueroencll ioet Sern=
bollerne bar blofere6e al Sue, %
Selegrafleoniugerne bar o%fbrnote.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-31
Observation-Disclosures
H(0e.

Noor ma i 6isie Gage tilroober
binon0en set fja1ote: v@leoeligt
Afptoor!" tunfer bel fun Sc ferrei tic
pau, at belrne Gfif CT ioa gonm1nel,
at mon fra Morbu110reoe til Morb1rnz
0rc0e fal, felNe Sen tilboge lige til
Sen %me1rneifelige &,1ltl,rs nlolte ST.
ser.
Otter at MOI Doboe fooet eli pr6=
net Si0sregning, op1to0 mart Den
Sfif at fremfpmme meo gooe 9n fer
for bino10en peo set M Mnrs SS,,0=
trGocn, oe ollercoe go1nlc 9g9pptere
le0iogeoe oisic 2nifer mes @oper for
at piie, / bpor bpi @roo Sc n1e1lte
0cn. Eoo Song Mmenbof oen Mn=
6ens Gio : 146t til 1886 fpr Sri
titus bar 6eu11c Sfif for lengit iuo
in0groet, at e1 bpititooe1oc Gmbe0s=
man6 e116og fanot Sc @aper, ban
baboe gipet &ongen pe6 Mptoarstio.
for lao pigtige, at ban / lin @rapi1lo=
ifrift los 0em optelle. 9enne Gel al
Snifriptione1 lpoer pao: u&ogne al
splp og @ulo, Statl1er al Sbenholt
% G%lfenbe1, &alsfrober og ollie
Slogs 9@oelltene FAINT @aoben %
mango &%11nitneres @erfer!"
0e>ne Gmbeosmon6 moo bobc
pGrct forbouien6e rig.
S Sc egpptiife @rape bar mon
fun6et talrige TONNE, bloaglaIere0c
SLATER, ser u6erl Spipl en- Gang far
in0ebol0t foitbare, ouften6e og eteri-
lie Offer til 8rug for Sc 0e6e binii=|
oes. Eaa flere at oisie SLATER bar
mon oglda fl1n0et &ieroglpfer, Scr
piier, at 6laifen bar paret Ell Sept
oorsforaring. elsie Mptoorspnifer
bar for pprigt formeoe ioa flint og
poetiif> at Sc nermeit mi11oeoe ON
S1oleoni1gen til finciiife eller japan
tie Digte.
On ioooon Snifription lpoer:
r8lomite1 aabner fig, % ie frern
tiger ct un6et Mor!"
sos Sc obertroiife @omere ipilles
Nptaarspnifet Ell aonife iarlig 3olle,
Ser maatte mon en0eIia life alen1mc
iom Gilgift at ttlfgie spmboler poa
Sremgang. 6rugtbarbeo og 6or=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-31

aoifille, SBrgeligt not blep bet bog
Asolitif, ior1 title Dem as 1T iioit.
San bill blipe mtroet Tom oen,|
parm6jerteoe % uforfpr6eoe Sor,
itarer at Ben ftirfeliee Mnifnelie: San
fu,noee llna, % ban funoe Faa baarot,
naar set gialot, ogiaa naar bet
gialot Men6, ban ellers elife6e %
9reoe, iom ga ban maatte treoe op
moo @ln6el og 8iifop Martenien.
Me1 ifipn11eit CT oct Dog at ie, bbor-
oan fan life taalte, at iaa6anne
Sample fit 2op at binore 6et friiteIige
Sellesifab, og bboroan ban funbe
fin6e &eien til fine Mooitan6eres
Siarter og @enifab, iom ba ban iao
peo Wleoels Dosleie.
Og Fan bill blibe minoet for set,
BON bar iom Sorfatter. San bcr
ffrepet zen @og, iom for mig per-
ionlig bar boft sen itbrite @etp6-
ming: u@irfefloffeflangen / BEN nor=
ife Sat-. Set er / Nobelleform en-
rar1n og ifjen 6remltilling al 6e'
grunotpigife Mnifuelier og set
ar1,notpigife 2ipsipn. Sg leg bill er-
in6re on1 Sc to Gange, ban bar lfi9n=
fet Sen 6anlfe Menigbe6. @on bar
ellers ingen flor Digter, og bans
5elbbiografi paa &ers CT 6rpi at
femme igiennem. Men 5ongene:
uSSeg iaa bom iom Barn" og uSSeg
fon0t cit Sreit,oo @pr6en tl1ngeit lag"
(0en ii0ite meb S. g. 6. &artmanns
6eilige Melo6i), bill iiffert blipe ne6
at lepe pao friltne @enneifers 2e=
Der o9 / 6eres @jerter, iaa6an iom
Sc ofte bur trpitet og lpftet mango.
@bo6 8irfe6ol bar / set politiif e
SIP, fan leg life 69mme ON. Set
ip11es mig, at ian ber ofte iaa fell
og greb fell; mel, set er. altio 1ettere
at p9re bagflog ems forflog.. Sg ct
far jeg facet ct iterft Sn6trpf at:
ian par en- Soeoliit / 0r6ets fdnne=
ite 8%etp6ning. San fulgte alti6 lin
Sberbebisning ON, bba6 ser bar
| ian6t og ret.
!, Stgrlt bar ban iom Galer. 81,
lom leber nn> fan fun paa on6en og
treble &oano gipre os en- Soreitilling
6erom giennem trpfte @iengipelier og
munotlige 8eretninger. Mlligepel
gieloer set ON Sen, iom fit 8u6ifab
at bringe ira Sub, at bans 0ro bor
ct ebi9t 2ib> for6i set TOM fra quo.
Set leper og bofier og berer Srugt /
0e SiGrter, bbor set bleb mo6taget.
S CUBS &ige gaar intet til @piloe.
9a feireS @ilbelm 8irfeools &un=
o%reoaars0ag. Sans Gange oil otter
blire il1ngne og bans @jerning blipe
min6et. San bar Ge6relan6ets go6e
5en og @l10s %trofaite Sjener. Get
bar for bam Get. @o6t bil6e oct
bGre> ON bette mere og mere mootte
funne liges ON mango / Dor Slegt.
Seq tror> set er SEN @logs Menb,
0unnlarf og Sen 6onife Strife trpn=
ger til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-31

aritif anedue,.be ben @fStte, i
.poet pigie Soreninge,r til Bogbbiap,
ibet enfelte al oisie CT laa ga,1,ie og
bel ltilleoe, at Sc fulot ITO CT iitano
til at flare Jig uben 6ieIp. Men !
bpert Jalo fortiener Sen aooe gilje,
Ser CT uooilt ira Tuoreldnbets SIDE,
Eof og Haaifipntelie fra Dc nopon-
brcbe 9anife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-31

sSgskaIlllsll
-. - -:
HgrffafbetEi io6itesbo Marbutt6reoe
Fat bette BUD retaer fnIotomtnef -:
Denspolttiffe l1bbifling ibe iibite
80 Mar bar facet ct Snrpr9g tpeo
Ireostanfens fraftige l1onifIing.
Snbtil Nfiote,tsaf set iioite Morbun-
oreoe oar @iitorien aIt bnienligt en-
&rigsrefor6, ser beretteoe ON 8olb
log l1noertrpftelie, grobring %
@lo6su0gpbelie. Gn6m formgrfes
@iitoriens @looe pcb inabanne 8eret=
uinger, 500 / CIT langt minDre Moa=
leitof, % Sreostanfm bor napnlig /
Sc iiblte Maringer giort ct iaa b9l6igt
6ren1ifriot, at Ser CT @aab ON, at
Ml,itntngerne for Mngreb og S%oripar
/ Sen neite Generation fan ON life
felt afifoifes, iaa 6og in6ifrenfes til
ct rent Mtniml,m. Men'fbr bette fa11
ife, mao 6reostaitfen babe faitet iaa
grun6igt 500 / 6olfene, at 6ens 9p=
iploelie fremfonmer iom ct nafbiieligt
International &rap, life / nogle faa,
men / olle &otioner, og oa gonife
iGrligt blonot Sc ltore og mGgtige.
Sg Set oil fom1r1e - Ri far giort
mngtige 6remlfri6t / SEN Metning /
Sc ienere Mor.
9e bi6enifabelige Gremffriot / set
iioite balpb1tnoreoe Mar ct iaa itore,
at Sanfen panifeligt %forn1aar at u0-
moole Dem, og 6ette En- life Blot paa
enfelte Setter, men paa ollie, bbor bt=
Oenlfabelig Sorifning bar fl1n0et @ln=
penoelie. Set er ttlitr9ffeligt at
min6e ON, bpoo ser er l16rettet be0
Gleftricitetens @iGlp, og life blot
Dpoo Ser ollereoe er uorettet, men De
Muligbeoer> SET fat oobnet Jig pes
Sen. Sis, Sum og Mfitanb CT peo
Sen loo at iige ofifoffe0e, og ooglig
frenfommer l1pe l16piflinger, ser |
enoln, bpierc @ro6 tjener til at britt
&c &er6ens fierneite Ggne Gamfoem
og 6eres @eboere / in6bproes 8erg=
ring og Soritooelie. 2l1ftbapet er
blepet ct Me6ium for 5omfprol el;
Somtaler fon f6reS oper SAB og
2on6 11oen sen eleftrii fe Sroo6S
, @ielp; gienuem Srnneller / @ierae=
ne farer longe Sernobnetog meo Hro=
buffer, aonoelige og materielle, fra
Soft til Soft; Sc fiGrne &lo6er gran-
ifes AT Mitrono1ner11e mes @jelpemio=
Ter iaa fl1lofom11e, at 6e giber grrn-
oct @oob ON, at ct Sfri0t bi6ere oil
bringe os / oirefte 6orbinoelie meo
Dem. observation-disclosures og &irurgi=
ems %folosiole 6remifri6t b%etegnes
beoit beo SEN iejrc110e &on1p, Ser H.
res mos Sen bpioe He1t og pe6 Sen
Opoogelie, iom Set iioite Mor far
bragt / &etning al at gjpre Spero=
tioncr f%ul6itgn0ig imcrtefri u0en at
beopbe Yotiel1ten.
@an0el og SS1161ritri er / set ii6ite
bolpe Morb1rn0re6e l1obifle6e efter Ell
Mooleitof,' iom er fl1l6t poo @ej6e
mes Sc Tremlfribt, Ser ct gjort poo
olle on0re Smroo6er. Naor man
tn1,fer tilbogc poo ielp Sc ltore @or=
Observation-Disclosures pe6 Set lioite Mor=
bln1oreoes Mi0te, bliper SSr6trpffct
nrrmeit ipm Set al en- ollninoelig
2onoboll0el / bore Gage, og set iom=
me gipl0cr 6obrifpirfiombeoen: Set
CT Gentroliiotionen, iom ber far lat
fit Frrg, og bens ~Sltl0fommengjprel=
le piloe pGret um11lig 110e11 Den It's
piflin0, lom far f11n0et 5te6 poo ollie
pi%benifobeliac og proftilfe Setter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-31

@aar Sc fplser meo / bette 8Ial
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lfol De life qngite Gem for, at s.
life tplger meo | Eioen. Sci isr
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-31

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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-23
BID FAREWELL
TO ALMA MATER
tFrora Fridays Dailv)

tFrom Fridays Daiiv)
The commencement exercises of
st. Joseph's academy Of this city took
place yesterday afternoon at the Elks
Opera house, where n large audience
greeted the graduats and other per.
formers and expressed their enjoyment
and approval by frequent applause and
many floral offerings.
The graduates this year are tne
Misses Olive Buckley, Minnie Seaman,
Erin Morrison and Esther Willis, all
OF whom proved themselves worthy
successors of the former alumnae of
the academy. Happy and elf.posscss.
cd, they all looked pretty enough TO
please themselves as we'll as their
friends and admirers. Their exercises
were thoughtful and intelIi gent, and
delivered with grace and such clear
enunciation that they were easily
heard in all parts Of the opera house.
Later the Journal Miner will produce
them in full for the benefit of it's read.
ers.
The first part of the program was
hlied by the graduates essays, and
several musical numbers given by the
pupils OF the school on the piano and
violin, all Of whom played with pre-
cis'on and taste. A noticeable feature
OF tho music was tho simultaneous nor.
formance on three pianos Of the same
selection.
After the graduates had completed
their parts they were addressed by
the Rev. Cyprian Vabro Of Flagstaff,
who dwelt especially on the thought
that Christianity is the essential found.
alton Of enlightened citizenship and
civilization.
Various medals and diplomas were
'hen presented to the pupils, list Of
which follows:
Graduating honors conferred IN
Miss Esther Willis, Miss Erin Morri.
son, Miss Olive Buckley, Miss Minnie
Seaman.
Father Quetu medal for Christian
merited by Miss Stella White and Mis-
Elizabeth Smith, drawn by Miss Elis.
abeth Smith.