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Diploma* and Graduating Medal*
Be Conferred at the Hancock
Social
Mention
Clubdom
Gossip
Genuine Must Bear
Fee-Simile Signature
MANY GRADUATES FROM
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
Positivelrured by
these Littie Pils.
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GOVERNMENT IN MEETING.
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tried reied,
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allay, all pain, cures wind colic an
la the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Twenty-nve cents a bottle,
Guaranteed under the food and drug*
.ct, June 30th, 1906. Serial Number
1098,"
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For Infante and Children.
Till Kind You Have Always Bought
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day to deliver two addresses and take
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.Concerto A Moll, Misses B. Tate,
.Mistrot, G. Rodriquez and M. C.
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nlfrht he will .nddress the Morchaht
and atanuracturers’ nssocintion
Milwaukee, On Tuesday he will visit
JmhHAk Island arsenal and Press
Jl»b- On Wednesday he will speak at
the.Minnesota university nt Ainne.
apolls and on Friday night he will
dine with the Commercial club at St
i Walton Teagarden. Thomas Liyett
■' Tpton. Robert Wallace Tobin, Joel
. Franklin Watson, Emmett Lee Wiker-
, son, John MeGrew Wilson.
Master of Science—Ernest Winfred
Brethan, Ben Leon Glascock.
Master of Arts—Holland Edwards
Bell, Claudia Cecilia Brahm, John
Hindman Keen, Eleanor Tucker Ken-
Edna Steele Leavell, Lewis
......am Newton, Evelyn Bell Wright.
Hagan’s Magnolia Balm,
Aliqnid preparation for face; neck, armsand hand* Makestheskinlkeyuwant jt. poe’it Anaco.
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Thousands Suffer
from pain and weakness of the back and Lver Imbs, causea .
to Xw or tha Thedlorcs Black.Draught has been founa
« JSS SnNaayzenardvsnbancueas that not be
Doctors realize that cleanliness, inside the body. Is necessary
fog health, and always prescribe a laxative, first thing. 1
. A. most safe, most reliable, most prompt and most Coocla,
tamtvaxatie. U Thedford’s Black-Draught, the purely vegetable
America in the liberal treatmem J.
neutrals on the high senn •" iIme ot
war. Therefore the American delegates
M. 8ive strong support to the third
article of the program, which. In sub-
stance, proposes to minimise the exer-
cise of the right of bombardment an
ine Seizure 0k private property at sea. j
American military strategists rely
heaxily upon the submarine mine and
floating torpedo as a means of coast
defense. But the injuries sustained I
by neutral shipping during and many
months after the conclusion of the
RuNso-Japanese war ha8 inclined tbe
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called to meet by the emperor of
, Russia on June 15 and representatives
of forty-six countries will be in at-
tendance.
President Roosevelt will be at the
Jamestown exposition again on Mon-
Thedford’s
B L A C K-D R A U G H T
to drag one foot when I walked and I had to • 484a
exercises begun yesterday
ROBT L. BURNEY IN BRAZIL.
Writ., to Hi. Father From c
Para, on the Amazon. y o
W/A5
arHAU7
I They also reller De-
tress from Dyspepefa, la.
digestion and Too Hearty
Eating. A perfect rem-
edy for Dizziness, Xaven,
Drowsiness, Bad Tasto
In tho Mouth. coated
Tongue, Patn in t: Side,
regutate tbe Boweta.Poriyvegtusg They
SHALL HLL SMALL BOSE, SMALL PRICE
down rules
z-,- mine* and
torpedoes may be planted.
Though not offering the same pror-
1- of satisfactory agreement a* t...
lp-J four subject* on the regular prograr
to I above referred to, or farigreater inter-
est to the public, are two propositions,
lone relating to the limitation of arms'
ments and the other concerning the I
g -g ’amous Drago doctrine, which may be
ihe Was yitia Shich, ee4e has been 2uk specuiad
Ehumzzisusks.2 a w msma
resolutons there adopted all ,
-t conference, can not be I
President I nored: and should be discussed at the
1 dent IX , a> conterenee. Realising that from
Is.1 solated position ‘he United States „ - . ----
="-1 by the needs of great Richey, Herman Hem
governments to which thoywereyamanuntreshopcurshe elosely crowd-| LL. Adolph Schaef.
edited as to the desirability of re-fllavea that the varv r
Hague internatignai conference Ron anacomparx
•resident’* overtures were: re-diblroroAmtercartoraavnxs.n
with anathy at first and itraen -ui--- • “--5 -e
Russian czar came|othe
) (the president mean-tfon
dly desisting from fur- ?’
Rooming House Burnt.
czrtrkrhie
in "wer snanle bnneand nk,saa
Uroo»"lim*'*11 at 820,000. Isuranee,
.March of the Tin Soldiers." Fred-
priek Mgores. •■Morning star," Lucile
Price: Woodland Swing,” Grace Hor-
n“day; Waltz, • Herbert Dean; “Over
then Hu". Helen Hornaday; “Drowsy
tand Waltz," Winifred Sterzing; "Pas.
temole,", Minna seelig; "SChrzetto,
May Babcock; "Farewell to the
Plano", Ruth Hancock; "Holiday In
the.V "lage” Katherine Fiset: "Album
Leaf, Bessie Key; "Cabaletta," Ethel
McKean; “Pas Burlesque,” Cornelia
Johnson; "Scherzino, Katherne
Yqung: April.” Marguerite Philipson:
Il Pluverosa," Ethel Wood; "ChA
conne, Ada Zilker; "To Spring ”
Clara Schutze; “On Wings of Song,*
Hope Mayfield: "Freulingsrauschen,
Mary Evans Brown; “By Moonlight.”
Margaret Harper; "Ruy Blas Over-
ture,” Hope Mayfield and Mary Evans
Brown. ‛
HESSET & CO
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If only a little care be taken on the
part or a chiida parents to provide
the right kind of entertainment and
amusement for the Fourh of July
there- would not be so many burned
faces, blackened eyes and abbreviated
fingers when night falls upon that im-
portant day of Ihe small boy's life. .
Make the day a festive one by having
a lawn fete or a picnic in the country
for the little ones, children are not
critical and they are not exacting.
Aven a falr show in the righ way is
all that is necessary to make a happy
day . for them, and with a careful
watching over by their parents there
need be no serious accidents.
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not. only lacka. beauty, but indleates
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which hare and hgoingerynine, gores
Washington, June 9.— On the eve of
the second Hague conference, which
nisembles next Saturday, the par
• Peyed by America in bringing about
“>l« great international gatherIn
FORECAST OF THE WEEK.
Peacz, Talk Will Hold Prominent
Place— President Goes Home.
Peace as demanded by enlightened
public opinion and modern civilization
will be the chief topic of the world
this week on the eve of the second
I Outnts for the angler is the one
"nd"eana.de
The quality of everything is ex-
e celent.
For those who want to replen-
ish their stock or wish 10P8u3
separate articles, we carry a£
assortmeht of ' "n
FISHING TACKLE
which is second to none in va.
riety, quality and uisefulness.
BISHOP-EXHIBIT OF WORK,
MUSIC AND»ATHLETICS TODAY.]
here xesterday afternoon after having
— bsen two weeks at Rea, Certain" “wm
at, Elad to trot on land again Para 15
lowl1' 75 miles trom th ocean onathe
lower.branch ot thg Amazon. We
were coming up the Amazon most all
day xesterdfay ana part or the time
Th « P t see the lana 0,1 •ither ’Ide
150 000 Axery.qucer little place: nb“«‘
10.000. inhabitants. some say. but the
general appearance suggests an
American clty ot about 10000 one
can.8 I the same place all day and
never become bored on account r tAe
rrngorines to be seen of
. Marshall Burney, the „-t,
.. * .. £ azawam
America and forelgn war vesse els hearterhehaltegebeat KisamajFnwidaya
was the valedictorian.
gHewas offered the position of as-
sistant engineer with the Mradeim-
Mamore Railroad" co mpa uhlch i-
engaged to survey locate " W1 1S
guuipraraltway in southwestern mrad
it"wusarntxc"aboutesnes ather that
rachyner destination after leaving
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wPreaident . Roorevelt Will leave
Washington for Oyster Bay on wed.
nesday. The eighth International Red
Sros.conferenes win open in Umdon
Monday. A L the. principal nations
will be represented.
grand stand. A military and naval
prraden""ufoUanantneghichkne
at the Georgia bulldihg where he
util be given a reception by the
women commissioners. In the after-
noon he will address the National Ed-
wrshingtonciation and then return to
Hague conference which has been
m'";,ry' bu sdant; ins a theICARTERS
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______ yyERS
AT THE HAGUE
A2g3
itre a Terre-Pianos 1; Misses
eling, F.Larralde, R. Davis and
. E. Brueggerhof. Pianos II: Misses N.
ic iherico, F. Barton, M. Gro os and if.
_____- ..0,is Holton.
.< —-y-, y., Emily Virginia I Operetta--"Dame Nature’s Tea
Navariek, Paui Vaughan Montgomery. Party. Juniors and minims. Pianos”
ttvWs Murchison, Ida Mae Aissesc. seeling and F, Beh.uerh.m-
Hunay Jo sePh Edwara Nelen, ManK Imer. Violin,: Misses R. p.vls, B.
Haw!9y.Newto", Jane Elizabeth Oli- Crews.R Schirmer and A. Barton.,
phant.Cora Pearl Penn. Floy DeVotel.Paukhter.o Love—Violins: MI Acs
l erf ect V Irg InIn May Perrin. Louis IE..Dayis, B. Crews, A. Barton and R.
Robert Pletasch, Ollie Kataline Prewit sshirmer. Cornet,: Mis,,, M. C.
Roy Lamar Rather, Caroline Morells IWood,A. Jones. M. Groos and H. Rob-
Renvescteitet Elizabeth Richter John £ ni Planos Misses V. Elkel and F.
Henry Rosa. Annie Boswell "Kumn ’ Schauerhammcr. _____
— ■ _ ______________________ Value of Idealn," Miss O. Rod- San Antonio and St. Paul Men to De.
I .................. Jone., J. velop Tampieo kands.
• Wood,,S- Copeland and F. Schauer- San Antonio, June 9.—The Tamis!
I “Aux ,,n ” ui I Petroleum and Asphalt company was
Piano X.Ital »? S,",M Iss,Clara.Seeling .organized in this city Saturday with a
Pari? Tate. . Violin, Misa R. oepitai stock of 3200.606. It will be
Vocal goam-,. Vaio." mi chartered under the laws of Arizona.
Rodriquez arand Valse, Miss O. The purpose ot the company is to de:
Cornet Solo—"Admiral Polk,” Mix IxeloP.othe "" flelds and asphalt beds
M C Wood ’ L°Ke, Mission 4000 acres of land owned by the
semt-chorus—"Estudlantna .. Mienes company.near.Tampleo,. Mexieo. The
M. C. Wood; E Pumnhrev n roXb P" icers.and directors of the compans
O. Rodriquez, N. Mistrot ' R: Wood I are / President. J- o. Hammond, St.
V. Elkel and 3L droD Plino WondlPault vice-president, W. C. Moore. San
B. Tate. Plano, "'“ Antonios secretary. W. M. Mason of
“ San Antonio; treasurer. W. F. Woods.
San Antonio, and C. H. Moore of Gal-
veston and Frank Dobson of St. Paul.
San Antonio and Galveston capitalists
. ... are Interestod in the project.
.Cornet. Duet— "Southern Cross,”
Mtsae, M. C. Wood and A. Jones
Plano, Mise V. Elkel. '
„Thorus.(M. "Alpin, Rose,” (
Htsar tn of Hope.' vocal class.
ElkelAPnod * Honerolse No. 13. Mis, V.
A SUMMER COSTUME.
A charmingdesign for a summer cos-
sA glass lemonade costs 500 rei.
about >- rels. are equivalent to inly
nav 15 cents of American money. We
may hang around here a week nr
pnre.wanting for " boat up thefAmar
inM and then we may charter a boat
dyorrtwur party to 80 on up in1a
„We.are staying at the best hotel in
men Everything is very cool ana
here than Prett hat " Is more pleasant
wift inan it is where you are al-
away from are not a hundred miles
awaj from the equator: but the sun
thcnegaavput Sixteen degreeso
iAsgthetle Poses." twenty young
alfionerring or graduating medal, and
tothe partine Ot the Ways-Valedic-
Lio, Ing Remarkn--Rev. J, Kirwin.
A SYBARITE.
। I d like to see dem lazy, days a shinin'
once again.
Dem lazy, days, dern daisy days, when
,, loafin’ ain‛ no sin;
, When de water in de river is so blue,
as it flows by,
You ha* to take another look to tell
it fum de sky.
I’d like to seo dein lazy nights wlf all
de stars aglow,
An hear de breezes in de trees a whis-
perin’ sof’ an* low;
An' sleep out in de open same as if
de world was mine,
A breathin’ In de sweetness fum de
honeysuckle vine.
* • •
Dr. S. E. Meyes, dean of the aca-
demi, and educational department of
the University, of Texas, is making
preparations .to spend the summer
months visiting relatives in San Fran-
cisco. Cal. Buring the latter part or
the summer the doctor and his wife
will spend the remainder of their va-
cation in Canada.
Gloves that win take the Place of
rubber gloves when working in the
garden or washing dishes, are made
DY dipping old gloves in hot linseed
oil, which renders them waterproof.
Our delegates are to participate in the
eonerez have become matter* of great, 1
inter e«t. Frequent postponement* ofjise
the second meeting and prolonged dij
omatie wrangle* over the subject*
beincluded in the program under
which the conference will be conduct-
ed, have in a measure obscured the be.
finning* of the movement for the re- l
assembling of the conference,
there is not perhaps general a.
All are Cordially invited.
CivilEngineers -Arthur Baer, Ed-
ward Wingfield Blain. George Garrett
t authorities to the belief that some kidwards, John .George Holman, Olin
ch mean* must be found to restrict this I W1ber Finley, Walter Edward Glesen, j
rt mischief tq a minimum. Hence, the . „ Francis McCall. Edward Mich-
gegnisgreanterrxg-gg-g-Nt Americans at Phe Hague will join in4e.MeGrath, John Edward ThOrnton, I
the remanteruatipnak gathering and any promising effort to lay down rules I Robert Johnson Williams. I J
Ahe instcuetion under which iimitng ihe zunv. In which mine, I.Hachelor or LaWBOseph Jame.
— ---------- . 7 lAverette, Charles Wayne Abbott 1
m.James Franklin Alneaworth. Frederick '
the Ta > lor Arnold, Norman Atkinson, J. I
Hom Bailey, John Tunstle Banks, I 1
IGeorKe.Rean, Wilbur Carlos Beesley, I
Holland Edward Bell. Thoma, Nenja:
-min Rotts, Jr., William BridgesBrow. I
Ger, Enoch -Gilbert Callaway, James I I
Forrest Campbeli, Thomas Devereux I
— ---- --- --.-.-LI eu waz, Fobb, Jf- Eugene DeBogory, Freder. I
The attitude of the American deie. ick Mohl Dyer, William Howard Fran-- I
"* .. 18, Thoma* Theodore Garrard, Jr., I I
Merchant Levi Hankin,. Paul Vernon I
Harrell, William Byron Harrell. Rob- I
ert W. Haynie, Harrison Neely Hick-1 l
man, Burford King Isaaca,John Homer I
Jonew John MarvIn Jone,. Robert Del- I l
bert Jones, Thomas Clarence Kendall. I
John Ira Kerchevile, Carver Dixon I
King. William Pharmer Leslie, David I
Elbert Magee. WInston McMahon, I
Kenneth Cheater Miller, Luther Nick- I
.U. $'"• Charles Francis O'Donnell, Jamel l
>e Ig- Vonnor Patteraon, Adrian Pool, Alex-1 "
‘ ander Pope, Walter scott Pope. ==
Thompson Morris Rector. Robert __
- -Ie S.OO -eaaug"/COMMENCEMENT AT THE
INSTITUTE FOR BLIHIL
WITH SERMON BY REV. DR.
Won The exersises at the Blind Institute
Ecope" "L"ustrate the character and
tfon. There mu ve won. ______ ... ..
1 Vocal Solo—“Spring Voices” Misseg 1 Partments of. the school, literary, mu-
B. Tate and V. Elk^L ’ 8 industrial, and athletic.
Distribution of certificates 10 A. m—At this hour a program
Good Night—Private vocal punis "uhe given illustrative of the work
. - PuPp9rddne in the literary and industrial de.
i I partments. Work will be don* in
Commencement Exercises: readin 8. writing, arithmetic, geo-
I The program for the commencement EraphY. Eeometry, sewing, crocheting.
----------- to be held at the Hancock I Knitting, broom-making, and mattress-
opera house is as follows: maklng. so that 8,1 who come may see
Chorus^’Ten Thousand Times nenthis interesting work.
----- Thousand,” vocal class. Violins: 4. mAt this hour will be given
Enos | Misses R. Davis, n. Crews. R. gehirja Drosrar by the students or the
mer and A. Barton. Cornets: A. Jones, muslodepartment. A varied program
M. Groos and H. Roberts. Pianos: J11 be rendered consisting of organ.
I Misses B. Ttate and V. Elkel. pfano. and vocal numbers.
Ventre,a Terre—Pianos I:" MIsses8:80 P. mThe program for the
S Seeling, E. Larralde. R. Davis ana evening wAl be of peculiar interest to
all lovers of high ciss athletics. Two
numbers willsbe giveh by the young
ladies consisting a "ring drin” and
a "dumb bell drill." The young men
will give an "Indian club drill” and a
very fne exhibition of tumbling. This
will be one of the most meritorious
entertainmients given during this week
and Wll show what can be done in
this department.
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THE AUSTIN DAILY
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Alen BMpner. Mrabe Ine, Smith. R*Uuy ‘
lone mith, Rober Weldon stayton,
Jr.. Hugh Lamer stone, Norman
Bate, Taylor. Ellen Wooldridge wag-
Erner, Joel Franklin aWtnon.
_ Bachelor of Selence—Edward Wing,
field Blain, Kate Cook, Erminla
Tnompson Folsom, Thoma, A. Keith.
Alexander Pope. Claude Octavius
Smith.
Engineer of Mines—Louis darbrecht,
William Edmund Thomas.
Electrieal Engineer—Louie Robert
Lietzsch.
Bachelor of Literature—Albeit Duke
Robertson.
use a cane to support me. Nobody knows what X I
I suffered. After every other treatment, and two d
doctors, had failed to relive me. I took Thed- N
ford's Black-Draught, and It has done me so -Ja
much good. Now I am real stout, can go where 7®
! please, and am able to work hard aU day. I X-
think It has saved me $100 in doctors' biila"
At all dealers, price 25c. Try it “sEzfa Elanbv221»
242,
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Dropped Dead .1 Beach. The. rirty:first closing exercises or
Galveston, June 9. -M. E overhals, Iestate Instuinte for the Bllhd
t member of the ity councll of Napoleon, opened yesterday, with the com
' Ohlo. dropped dead while atariing into I mencement sermon bv R. I .
• ie phinpoD. « Phetorrotrons
Death was cause Thieexereibytewenecauronoh.austin.
If th. Bsby T.'Cutting T„th. irgeiudttorlumand,sas.usnai, were
Be.sure and use that old and well- or merit was o musical program
Ty. Mrs. -Winslow's Sooth- Ine I , 4 feature or the mom-
for .children teethtng. " anthem which included an
> child, sorters ehe gum». int .. ' Pralse the Lora, o Jerusa
seyerai hymns; ”' Hosanna, and
CLASS DAY AND "
COMMENCEMENT -m i
_____ wl and the fact that by Stronr
________ "!I.power.one can airect thetrend f
PROGRAM OF EXERCISES THIS he ahoush tz.coa ,higher plane than 1
WEEK AT ST. MARYSPACADEM Y. Secondly, he emphtasita irandom.
waorig nd the Importance of rally
. fore giving them utterance and
tosttegsmmporsibity or recuing
wozon. 4a the
SP’iA’tb^ an
uag Ehtheuc"in‛maz"esg."e
InnKeth in hl* heart so is he” If
one’s thoughts and words are car.
ly controlled the deeds meet with
orqtngraoa consotence -0 -
At the aame place in 'ho evening
Profesor F. A. Eralley, chler elerk in
the state department ot education
joint meeting ot the’
v„, „ Christian association
Young Women's Christian ns-
The address was one that
kere had hel that ih
an extenslonBF’gheindeipi AH"sngA.arar
tling international disputes by arbi-*---- ■
tration Were laid betre reszeit
Roosevelt who prepared a note. ad- , lwimro
Crha pretaenrs, overtures were: re- “bi’EorpAmericastoraavaakes tho p?"
cefved with apathy at first and it|posal with more advantaze than anv
was.not until the Russian czar came other nation, and without any huny
to..the ressue. (the president mean-iion of our dssinter"ateanen, r •
while.practically desisting from fur-1 No matter what schema of 11101ta.
thet ^movement) and issued his owntion is urged, it can not be said that
spociric inyitation, that ihe succes, of I America is in any danger of rea< hina ninan
th, wcond conference was assured, that limitation in many years to come nedy.
Naturally having In a way fathered But regardless of th^acurm or come: wila,
the second conference, the Washington I Hetion of Great Britain and soorn the
government has shown the deepes in- Aro power, thalhave joined wh
terest In. every detail of the program America in supporting the prodos to
by impe tanraubects to be considered discuss this great dstlon,PIheo eftor?
nJ*1 gonerence, f to have it considered by the conrer.
Of the first order of importance, ac-ienc will be made. Secretary Root
cording to the American view, is thehas said:
proposal that improvement* be made,,"It may fail In this conference as
in the provisions of the existing con-I2 has failed in the first, but even if
.vention relative to a peaceful settle-1 It fails one more step v/lli have been
merit of international dispute* as re- taken toward ultimate suecess • • •
yards the court of arbitration and the I every great advance that civilization
international commission of inquiry. I has made on Ite, road from savagen
instruction.tof ae American delegates I As been upon the stepping stones of
on this point are known to be ex-fallure, and a good fight bravely lost
Pllclt. They are to do everything in Ifor « sound principle is always a good
th.lr power to influence the confer-1 viclory." * "
enee to enlarge the powers of the per- Originating with America, the fa-
manent Hague tribunal, in dealing with Imous Drago doetrine, a, it win e pre-
E erpitretion case,; above all, the effort Jxentea in a modified form to the see-
ls to be made to bring more business | ond Hague conference, nut as one of
before the tribunal; to induce nations the articles of the set program but
to have more frequent recourse to this "" one for optional discussion must
8 tribunal for the settlement of their dis- |0f .course, be urged with al the ability
putes. .... o the trained diplomatist, of 1
I- .Three of the four cases submitted to American delegation. It will be ore-
the tribunal thus far were of Ameri-sented by them that the altempt" to
can origin. In other words, although Icollect debts due the eitizen 0 ong
■ertous international disputes havelpation by the government of another
arisen and been adjusted diplomatical- Ihad a most deplorable consequence:
ly and by force of arms since the ere-that it results in the subjugation of
ation.of The Hague tribunal, America I weaker nations; that all principles of
J and,Great Britain have been the onylJustice are vlofated and that unaeru.
• pafties to resort, to arbitration. pulous claimants find opportonit/e, to
American delegates will also take an Teollect enormous sums in < Mcesa of
advanced position in the discussion I thelr reasonable claim.
theEatuennayel.corondirarttonsoegnEhanAmertcangpoopositlor.Ipsure,
War madeplasnly menifet by the Boer I scarcely expected that1 any comt,cts
War and the Russo-Japanese war. Cer- agreement can be reached to retrain I
. Fihplepunaureenansggnin
^“^u^nTe rtTie^^ l ““ "2 vak ias
IlMg’^’to’r?™^ ahpemiXxe."“iniaig pnmaM’k.t the State department ’ of
"“2 redce nSAKr anabst"manypasusnfonp"hapc“conppanfddrgscreha ■ ■
and for neutral trade BNocountn" ha" --------------- loutstm.oxpected.mhat the attendance and the —
taken a more advanced position1 than 111 MV enaniA-re man Atebotthuovents will be large. Follow- "oclatlon. .
mentce m hhe iberai treatment of MANY GRADUATES FROM exerrisw: prosram for the elass dy stroneiyappealedto Christtan 'man"
gpiyupeiy fit "ly.cpnoruwiSwing,song. vocat el“». 'o^o^nr^^t s^ng"^
'UNIVERSITY OF nXASP.K«a. .""5
i ------ I "Pippos Vision," Miss Violet Black I was a unK.Men’s Christian association
aEXDuGespay moKnin
mA Royal Princess," aniss c. Metz- hfghebr rivttm that constitute a
Serai-chorus- "The Rose in the Gar loMusio..was. rurtshed by the Boys'
One hundred and forty-six diplomas^!1'" "o1"' Misse Pumphrey. Chorus. club and by the G‛ris‛ quartette.
Will be issued to graduates of the var- priyate vocal class. Plano, Miss B. I Procram r -r u *
lous departments ot the niveprITate, . „P "P ram for Today.
next Tuesday. This is one of nY u- y Piano Solo—"Il Rhopsodi, Hon Ir The exerefses at the Blind Institute
est classes yet gFadutingerrsnthelar: Urolsse." Miss a. Nodriqrz0dle W ii.ilustrate the character and
....... oevm.,^'0"' ihe Mrat h"tl:mrggranardo Del carpto,*
iman,wWtkheyoypuarrerommanuoppachelorotArts—Ruth Louls. “ - ■ ......
other form of a serious skin disenme Bure he E. Eunice Gertrude carman, Al 1
It s your duty to yourself to gri rid r.n Edwin Chandler. ElloGlse Cock-. .. „.
ofimitittet,s Liqutd Sulphur nt’onlyxellJpsephnDaviascohn. Jeweli Davis, exerelses
B pUrtnacaushcorimoptympiomuehaskne Anthur ."8
teCnWhat it may be. Stop. Teehing to. posoraaFemi Wkine
Rhuma-Sulphur Co. Godfrey Gary, Walton Hale Hamilton'1
Gentlemen: I have need your i ga,1 I Alean Hirseh, Thomas Stenin r Ito ’
SuphuForEezema and"Aleiaet Riorence HledM?n”i"
andi.l, * ith. pleasure that I recom- I Bertha Leach Jackson, Louis jCon:
mend It to suffering humanity, having Annie James, Harold Oakland ‛4coy
tegbsngmxM-assriutz"tsyssgupzedsapstheygkasan"and‛2;
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