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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-06-18

STATE OF KANSAS
LKAyENwoRIH COUNTY.
~ OTlCE is hereby given, that ut Q regular
~ meeting OF the BoirJ Of County Commission
eis begun and held at the Court House. in the
CITY of Leavenworth, IN said counts and state, on
he LIST day Of June, A. ID. 1874. James Meashes
and others OF Delawaie Township. hou eholders OF
said county, presented aud filed q petition. asking
said Board OF Commissioners f,r the appointment
OF Ei.wers. 10 view survey and location n road in
said Township, commencing at the southeast corner
OF what IS known as ''Court S9ua-e.' on Main
stree, and running unil IL intersects Fourt
street thence south on what vas known Is said
Fourth street, TO he southern limits OF VIA: vas
known as Delaware City; and in accordance with
the original plat OF 81 eIty.
The prayer ci the p-titiouers granted, and
W. A. ID 'lion, L. A. Ramsey and John Ross we're
appointed Viewers, 10 meet At the house OF James
N-agher, in u, laware township, on the 29ih day
fJune, 1874 at 10 o clock m in case of fail.
ure TO meet on The day designated, then on the
following dav, and proceed to view said road, and
give to al parties eonesrrei 4 hearing.
By order Of the Roari.
Attest: o. pIEFENDORF,
Junes-d!iw2v County Clerk.
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Marriage
Guido.

mysteries and revelations Of the sexual system,
with the Wisest discoveries in producing aud pre-.
venting offspring, how TO preserve the complexion,
&c.
This is m interesting work Of tvo hundred and
sixty pages, with numerous engravinSs. and con-
tains valuable information for those Who are mar.
Tied, or contemplate marriage. Still 1t l. . book
that ought to be Kept under look AID ley, and not
laid carelessly about the house.
II contains the experience and adviee OF phy,i.
clan whose reputation 10 world wide, and should be
throughout the entire globe. Il embraces every
thing the subject Of the generafise system that
IL worth knowing, and much that is no, ,!ahed
in any other vcIk.
Sent to any one rec Of postage for rif'y Cents.
Address Dr.. Bats Disi enszry, No /. n. s;h
sfnnet 6t Iouis Mo
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The Mid Powder Cures.

Humphreys Homeopathic Specific. are
tue bes: and most effect We eiicines row
used. Itey are 70 simp'e h. - ms akes
can be made in usii & teen, as. re alvey
found reliable c&w
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NOTICE TO the AFFLICTED Z UNFORTUNATE

Before applying to the notorious quacks Who I'D
yertise In public pspers, or using any quack remi
dies peruse DR.. Butts' work no matter what your
dtease IL, or how deplorable your condition.
Dr.. Butts occupies . double house of tventy-sev.
en- rooms: h indofsed BY some q the most celebfa-
ted med cal psSfasors Of this country and Europe,
and can be Consulted pegsooally or BY mail, the
diseases mentioned in his vofAa. Once aad par
Ch0&1ut ST. Ioaia, No tan2l.dAw
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FiAiA EGSli>Bl.

There is no good reason VII an English speaking
people should be doctore 4 in Latin. II we should
describe the properties of HosIetteIs Stomach Bit
tiers in the ,rgon the Profession, not reader
il twenty would understand what it is good for
We prefer TO say in simple words that il possesse:
Strengthening, iesulatilg and pur flying qualitie:
o the highest order that the yeiable ingredients
of which it is composed are eminently wholesome
and salutsry, and that the stint snt which is COM
binei With them is the purest that can be manu.
featured. We prescribe it, not in garbled Latin,
but in the good old mother tongue, as remedy fuI
languor, debility, nervousness, nd gestion. liver
complaint. fever and asue, constipation, Iheums.
tsm, aud low spirits, and as preventive OF every
disease roiuced by foul air. whether it staguates
in Gro vded work rooms imperils fe and health
in swampy d stricts and new clearing. 30 the
masses say, and 50 they have ice saving for the
last tweaty wears iuueIG-eodSw
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A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilli,
ticRemedy is warren;ed to cure Syphl-
8 in the primary, secondary and ter.
CARY stages. and in all its varied aud
duplicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases Of venerial diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment of the
most eminent physicians in America
1t cures the first stage and heals the
u!ceus in few days. Itcures ulcers in
tie nose, throat, head, arms and legs;
also. hard pains in the bones and joints,
swellings in the joints syphiliic rheuma-
hsm etc, in short time. Prise s. per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise on sexual diseases tree. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. J.
Dinsbeer, 5U5 North Seventh stree, St.
Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. Robt. Parhsm Agt., for
Leavcn worth. cod &w
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THE Granger Ncr'hw'sern Supply Con-
pzny, No. 3 State street, Caicsgo, j. another
.,od house opened TO 90 bu-i : with farm
.rs The q .n'iemtn interested come ID u.
with the b. hes references, and are WORTHY
of conf iencs. i'm liver
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MANHOOD NoIANHOOD! MhERiAGEi
2oo pages. Im?edilcEts 10 Marriage. the
cause and cure. sent JesAs2. postpaid, for
90 cents, b. DIR. {. WHITTIER. oI7 ~.
Charles Street. 81. Louis. Mo, the great
specialist. Read his works. Pamphlet free
All or write His opinion costs nothing.
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HENDERSON, nUCRU, the great diuretic
m uniaiiinc Teusd, ,oT ali Gi-'a-es OF the
sidneys and bladder, alto for dyspepsia or
indigestion, id'ulegCy, of wind In the
-toms Oh :'he mo-, distressing cases of fe-
male .esknes- aud uterine com laints are
perman-n;iy cured ts Henderson Buchu.
Ii il uaeyu.iisl 10y any known remedy for
the cure OF iT"E-y, gravel, and ali gou'y
and rheumatic affections. II il + specific.
remedy for expsiih'g all pin and tape
worms. (; is precri5ed py eminent rhvsi-
Clans In chronic aaettio,f- cf he liver. For
sale by all druggists. See advertisement m
this issue.
oct2 Id gtf
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DR.. WHITTIER,

oNU - - 49, oA0
6i7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, No.
Has been Longer engaged in the special al
venereai, Sexual and Chronic Diseases
tsan any ohef Pn sic2n ia - Ions eity s.ou.
Syphilis, c onorrncea, elect, Structure,
Orchieis, Hernia, or Rupture, al Urinary
Diseases and syphIiltlcor r,crcuriai aHsc.
viz unparalleled ssecess, latest seicne pr;a-Ylcs-
Spermatorrhcea. Sexual Debility and
lmpOtency, asths resr. OF sey c5z,e in yoath.
ua eSee-ses In natSrer other and Which
produce some 81 the following fects: neo.-ness sslI
e.is.isn- debility, diaHe.s Of sf1s Sersen.s r1erorT,
pines the Sres physical dsesg s3esy u
l.rs. eo-t,ioa ~ ideas loss rseras pcrey.
dsrias ntarrlagS Improper CT unhappy.
permanently cared Pamphlet Is p1sesJ relating the
ssoye sent Ia secs5 ensetope for two postage stamps
AHsnorTsaa Dy'.eao,,hsa ksso--saS,a f-,se-r.sa OF
whites. Cvoss Diseases and sc ss.-r.s oys.s.srs
S'eris etc. successfully tr-ate. Descriptive p-r,lst
cent selied FOR t.o s,,Ss- VIII experience
art: g. eases every se,--es srea. SKILL Ptys.ean
tnosns t1is fe3gentiy Peconnsna ee.sors or car
COnsdenta cnnsgltatou personally ~ letter free
tasi,ed WIEN Is inecnveciea - yis The city esi
n-nf medicines can beser; ess-y~hs;e
Careahls -aras-e exists Il rra-ly
RATED. o1-s ssg-s: "a ~ tsT P. n. eaodays Il e
Up - bsoas 0ysrn5 IN the etfy cry Aou- ,saz con-
5-ees v the e.1es. u At -h, ring the Door cesl-
Tie sosanent Il Whole house % roorns1 Iats.
no1 extensive In shs eoan.ry ens.s ens Reception
N.tleit.d Asd vap1r Comprehensive Lssora,sry
where all rs.d 10 III. are pre,.rel
And In Porant Of ti the Library where the ei AMI
latest saatiri works Of all the schools sefne
foGnt also Ia-,ae. Pfs;ss mr. size s.i coored e
Illustrating e-e>s eouin which proea-ef
from Pa-s Fraar- re-srsz Q: expense. AID DC, 90 D,
foG1d In haT othsr Lisrass tn ety. n. LLra-y /.
th-- " vie o--l e. eelsrs ASi,e.. q, eIov..
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Inc w"Inen's temperance war now raging
IL different parts Of the Country, particularly
in the west, with ruch unparalleled success,
recommends for per-ons vino clain. Whisky q
necessity Tor medicinal purpose, TO Use
Green's August Flower, which contains no
Intoxicating spirits, and is psnti. Laxative
and certain cure for dyspep-is, liver Com
plain, indigestion, co-,ivene7a, aour slom-
ach. sick head seize, coming up OF the food
after eating, and irriti-- the blood and -ys-
TEN. Jl-t ~ha, L. needed in tue spring OF
ihe year by everybody. Fry it. >"!d by
Robert Partisan. eoGNw
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0Neeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, JUNE is, lS.4.


The Champion Cine Co. Of Chicago, IL,
re turning cut Rev article OF glue, which
iiches,~r and b-st-r than any ever before
q the market. Read their lad"
d&R
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LEGAL.
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, L
LEAyENwoRrH COUNTY.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICES,
LEASESwoRrs. KANSAS.
Ina .-sh
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. \
LEAVEswoRrU KANSAS. !
June 6tp Is1t
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DITSON'S
Home Musical Library!

Price O: each Book in Boards, $3.50: ciosh
$500: Full Gill, si.G0.
MUSICAL TREASURE. Vocal
SfLvEI: CHORD. Vocal.
WREATH OF GEMS. Vocal.
GEMS OF SACRED SONG. Vocal.
GEMS OF GERMAN SONG. Vocal.
GEM5 OF SCOTTISH SONG. focal.
OPERATE PEARLS, Vocal urs,s.
SHOWER OF PEARLS. Vocal Tue's
ORGAN AT HONE, Reed Organ Muse. Ins;r,.-
mental.
GEMS OF STRAUSS. Instrumental.
HONE CIRCLE, VOL. I. Instrur satai.
HONE CIRCLE, VOL II IustTu entail
PIANI-IS ALBUM. Ins.Iumen,.L
ilAEo-FoETE GEMS. In-trura ntll
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SAMARITAN NERVINE!

Is the great remedy Er Epl-
lcp ic E4ta, Commissions arH
sPt.ms. - b. an iHhl.t.4
r,m~t.. a ce-ta % and s.r-
cure IA every ease, Of i1lr or
hort standing, if NATTER n Z
how many doctors have tilsi
their * 10 and faiied. IL ta-
ben L. ted by hundreds. and
never vas Known 10 fallsu a
sinBi- case. tome trs nj i'm
megia'eiY for msdi iucs ant
tx relief Atrial bottle wI.!
b. s'nt - any ore suffering
with the above named Ii-0a-
ses. Always give name o.
when OTtcfing medicine. n
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DR.. Stone.
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN.
R:eUtAE GRADUATE IN MEDICINE.
Threats all Chronic. SEXUAL and PRIyAIE
l. DISEASES, OF beth sexes at reasonable pric, ..
S,3s3 CRse aCuresl.

SEMINAL WEAKNESS, SUPERINTENDENT
might losses,) SEXUAL DEBILITY, impo,enev
lloo Of sexual Poverl, SC, permaneufls cnraS'
No mercury used. Patients n a distance ,sa,,si
~ seeter-medicines sent everywhere. Cousul;s
tioa nee, personally or by mail Cures gusran;sea
or money refunded.
Al "Femsie DIFFICULTIES" treated with s.se,v
A HOk on Private Diseases and c;rrul.r, IA,
A"Narried Folks, sent sealed tor two .t.r,,e
al letten confidential. i~'
NOTtCE:-Au letten, orders, Ac, must poui.
rveay be addressed 10 my cor responding secrassrv
thus 00 a En- OENSsDN.
III w. Madison St Chicaao. M,
change s" sAas
Pisase state vAEs Yea ~ TIM .dvsr,i..,.
sPa7-A&v
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00EPss Day guarantees -s.s .-
OZ0Neu Anger iI5 Np;.S: o;s':1sc IT,. Is;
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CROSS EXAMINED.

Had very little conve,satiJn with Smith.
in tne Texas mater. My knowledge Of the
affair WAS drawn from other sources. Knew
of Carney, Stone, I'd. Fenlonan Others go.
ing to T.x,s on some lard grab or other.
Remember of their return with their fingers
in their ears. Smith told me Of the purchase
of farm in Leavenworth county. Smith
was a partner in large dry goods house
prior to his going into the German Saw
ings Bank. Knew OF his having farm in
Missouri. He had these farms tefore he
became treasurer.
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ROAD NOTICE

COUNTY CLE&H'S OFFICE, /
LksvESwOEII. KANSAS.
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EFT. KELLoGs TESTIMONY.

Am partner in Insley, Skive & C,'s
bank Hsce done bu-iness with Geo. s
smith. Oc,cber Is, 1878, he Lad on deposit
in our bank SIS, 1924. He had no accoun,
which was not to be drawn against. Have
not the checks he drew on the bank. he.
turned them to him with his pass-b book. Am
under the impression that q certificate Of de-
posit was Issued to Smith. Do not tmem-
ter the amount. Smith had no interest 10
the capital stock of the bank at the time i,
was Organized.
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ROAD NOTICE.

COUNTY CLERK'S OFFiCE.N
LEAvES WORTH, Kansas, ,
Iunn Il.h Isl
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A BOOK FOB THE MILLION,

| A private Counse-
lor to the Married or
those about to marry
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was a mes! interesting affair. 1t vas written
BY Smith 10 enc Holings worth Of Texas,
negotiating With him for The sale Of certain
lanes in that State, 10000 900 sores for the
sum of 81 900 900. This was 10 make Smith
and his associates rich men. The lsnds
were to be sid by special act of the Ltg
islaiure ard Gov" Legste was duly in
vested with a power Of att 'rney and sent
down to Texas t, work the thing up-Smita
mentions the Gov" in lis letter, He also
tells hi, correspondent that if ii would add
any force in Presenting the b II be Smith
could be put down SIS residing in New York.
He further states tha, the Legislature nee d
not fesr about the payment of the 81 GOO, 900
rs he Smith is mot in the habit OF doing
these things for fun" The power en-.
ferred upon Gov" Lezate BY these New
York millionaire' is fully set forth in the
document. n Is also hi, wonderful capacity
to manipulate euch Affairs. The letter
winds up With several epeci6c and highly in
iesssiag dirsc,;on, - 70 the method Of pro-
ceduse.
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Know the defendant, Smith; am q part
ner of the firm known As the Great Western
Manuf.c uring Company; Some time about
the middle Of August, 1873, Smith losned
the firm SIS 600; the circumstances under
which tine loan was made are ss follows: l
was one ct tie board Cf County Commits
sioner; a. chairman Of the Committee on
Ways and Means, the proceeds of the court
house fund came through ne to the treas
urer; atout the time above mentioned, !
turned over to him drafts to the amount of
$4,000; one Of thee drafts for S., 600 he
losned 10 the firm, and q note was given in
return.
TLis note was on maturity renewed for
part Of its face, q new noe given to
Mr.. Mayo and the cid Oae taken up. Ten
per cent. interes: was raid on the note. The
report of the County Treasurer VAS submit,
ted to the County Bosrd sometime in July
1878; VAS not examined till sometime af.
terWard; may have be. ne late - December;
was after the deficit was discovered. On be-
ing cros-e3amined tie witness stated that
the no.e was endorsed BY Smith when it W,
renewed.
TESTIMONY OF JULIUS xEYHAra
Am deputy Clerk; Smith's report on the
condition Of the TRes suTy was filed July q,
1873; submitted TO the committee for ex-
animation August 4th; cpmmittee reported
December 6, 1879; Smith was mot present
when the committee reported or when the
final settlement Va made.
TESTIMONY CT " JOHNSON,
Have known Geo. S e.A..L or several
yean; before be took ihe ofice Of Treasurer
had some busiDe0 Transactions vi b him;
received from him the balance d. on the
mortgage on his fathers farm, OF $I,ll0;
This vas in July before Smith vent into
Office.
IEsTINoNY OF DR. wEvKR.
Reside in havenworth, and - Smiths
physician; vas called to witt him when b
came back from the saN; be Va not only i'll
bot out Of his head; rot e to attend to
bueinas, and denied viiioss doing any
bu.ineo with him; he became national in
about Q week. Attended hin when be had
ct in he German Savings Bank; he vas
out a his head q the time, but recovered
Tie nat morning.
Ctu0 exanined-AlVaya- cuasidered Mr..
enih god basisD mas.
HuN01Y OF 4. ?. W11n
ca. g. Smith paid . ~ e 5000 on
h I6tA ~ q 6s11sah9 = vhieA ~ q.
tac&ed cpllatRal ooenIity, eunn3ufinR a Gk,aa
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STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or LEAvENwORIH.
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The ceit fcate Of deposit l have no dis.
| ticct recollection about. Think il was for
| tlxes. Remember Of Smiths giving US a
check for 81 600 on a Leroy bank, for
| which we gave him credit Checks we're
drawn BY Smith on our bank Octcber 18Th,
| and many others after that.
TESTIMONY OF W. II. CARSON.
Am teller in LesvenworIh Savings Bank,
| formerly The firm of Hines & Eav,s. Re
pine, former County Treasurer had at the
time he went OFT o. Office SIS, 900. This
amount was turnei over BY Repiue to Smith.
Smith deposited the amount with our bank,
and Immediately drew out $50, 600. He
drew check June 18th, before be took the
office, which was psid, leaving . balance in
the hank of SIG. 2S9.05. July Srd. October
Is, Smith had on depoi>t $500 80. Octo-
Der 3l-t, hsd On deposit IS, 16S SO. Smith
continued to do business with the Leaven-
worth Savings Bank. On October 18th.
1873, he had on deposit So. 05O04. October
81, 1878, 81. $50 81. Smith was indebted
10 the firm Of Hines & Eives at the time
be weIt into office.
Caoss EXAMINED.
Allowed Smith to draw his check for
IS, 622.50 On the baLk when he had NO
money or funds there, from the fact that he
would soon take the Office Of Treasurer end
have plenty Of funds on deposit. We gave
him credit for that amount in view of his
pro<psc's. The check was drawn before the
epine money Vas turned over.
TESTIMONY OF u. Z. CLARK.
Am president of the German SAVINGS
bank; Smith had an account With the bank,
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Am at recent treasurer OF Leavenworth
county. Became such 9th of December.
hecei Sed from Smith the defaul,irg tsas-
uIer 81, 33j, Il Made a demani fer the
balance of the funds and was refused, there
being as Smith said nothing to pay the de-
felt with. Did MT receive any more NOR es
from smith than that N, n Toned above. The
cross examination developed 70 new factg. }
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-05
Schsol

Below is found q statement of the
condition school money for 1872. The
whole amount of school tax is $5,Oi4,.
81. Two appointments. 1st, July
/, 1873, 25c per capita; I'd, December
/, 1873, lie per capita. Total appor,
tionment 42c per capita, or $2,lS9 &c.
Deducting this SUM- from the total
school tax, we have a balance Of S..
874,75. We infer that nearly $4,000
must be behind for the year 1872, after
making all due allowances for releases
by the County Court, collection fees. &c.
The teachers need their money.
They ought to have it. They must
have it.
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W TACT

1t is not knowledge that teachers
need most, hut tact and magnetism. A
teacher may possess much knowledge
AM yet have but little wisdom. Some
good scholars make very inefficient
teachers. The great error in the con.
Quoting Of teachers examinations is,
the assumption that knowledge is the
chief qualification. A man may be a
walking dictionary and yet be utterly
ignorant of the rudiments Of wise
teaching. An examination is often no
test of ability. Some other method
must be advised. Who can devise
something better than than oral or
written examinstions2
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-05

7 otI hopo for these reforms is in the
Republican party. Democracy never re-
formed any thing, only from bad to worse.
Democracy reformed aud reformed until
it reformed us into a civil war and en-.
tailed all u present woes upon us. The
purpose of Democracy has been to break
up, not to make-the government. We
have nothing to hope from that old rot>
ten organization nothing but disaster
and disgrace Union men Of East Ten.
lessee has ten years wiped frour, your
memory che terrible wrongs linaic>
ted upon youa1 Who hunted your sons
with Indians, and white men m ore savage
still than they? Who drove you Into
exile from your homes and families?-
Who robbed your families Of the last
morsel Of bread and drove thsm out in
midwintcr to follow yea in your exile ?
Who sent your SOUS to famish and die in
loathsome prisons. Who murdered your
fathers, brothers and sons without u cause {?
Answer theso questions and then join the
Democracy if you can.
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HAVE the people paid their tax for
1873? If so where is the school money?
Over $4,000 fol- that year behind.
The schools are in a prosperous
condition. '.'.'t 'i'h'9ai az
SOB tlsrs .si i ..V. OH.
TEACHERS should be particular about
the neatness of their Registers I'D Bob
THERE are sixty-one lady students
in the Boston University.
The New York Journal says : There
are 22l 900 school teachers in this
country, and 100000 children, who
are or should be under their instruc-
ton. This averaged ~sixty-six pupils
to one teacher.plu .I .ill r'fs
The abolition of the County Super.
intendency Is advocated by many poll.
~ticians. And whyP a1 ,.J.. el.
DR.. Sears, the General Agent of the
Peabody Fund, is in favor of the Coun.
ty Superintendency, It is the redeem.
ing feature of our school law. ,ob
THE Superintendent of Public In.
struction, Hon A. G. Hopkins, has add,
ed his testimony to that Of the whole
body Of Indiana educators, against the
abolition of the County Superinten-
dency system. is4.b-
COUNTY superintendent or their
equivalents are absolutely necessary to
the successful working of a school sys.
em- 1-4l4 1lH H
Is is said our county is ahead in ed.
vocational matters. Good.
Why is the school money not paid
in more promptly. o.