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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-01

The National Circuit bicycle meet at
siaIeshurS. 5e Ill; Yesterday was witnessed by
1850 people. The real contest was between
Tom Cooper of Detroit, and W. e. Sanger.
OF milwaukee, Cooper and Sanger tied in
struggle between them here was OF des-
ncrdte nature. Cooper came out hest to-
professional, and in the preiminaries both
qualified. In the final heat Cooper led and
set the pace. but in the last eighth Sanger
overlook him, and for the last ten rods the
two went "A dead heat, and the judges SO
decided it. They tried it over again in the
one mile professional, with Pat O'Connor
for pacemaker. Cooper again gained n
slight lead. and kept the advantage, The
pace was furious,
Minneapolis, fell and was carried from the
track, Within ive rods OF the wire Sang
er who was squirting TO catch Cooper. was
thrown violently to the ground by the
handles OF the bicycle coming on. and the
next instant all those behind him Went
down, Seven men were in a heap. Mer-
ten, of st. Paul, was thrown under the
fence. Stade, OF St. Louis, struck the
fence. Becker OF Minneapolis 1t is feared,
helped from tho track and Cooper went
under the wire alone. Stevens, of Ottumwa,
la, and starbuck,. OF Philadelphia, follow
ing some seconds later It viii be several
again. The cords of Bcckers left leg We're
cut at the knee, summaries;
starters. Tom Cooper, Detroit, and W,
G. Sanger, Milwaukee. dead heat; c. H.
Coulter, Mansfield, o., third. Time, .Ui 2-5
Professionalism class; fifteen starters.
W, =. Becker, Minneapolis, tirst; J; F.
Bay city, Mich, third: +. II. Allen, syra-
cusc, fourth. Time, a:393..
professioual-One mile: open: nineteen
starters. Tom Cooper, Detroit first: o. l..
stevens Ottumwa, la. second; ]. +. Star
buck. Philadelphia; third; Time, Ell ~.
Amateur-one mile; novice; eleven start
II, Emier. .Galesburg, second; q. Lund-
berg, Galesburg. third, Time. 300 l-5.
Amateur-Mile open; fifteen starters. o.
e, Clements. first: J. II, Crooks, Gales
burg, second C.. Il. Breed. Monmouth,
third; third; o!Ss e Banehbaueh' Peoria. fourth,
Xma,eur-Five mile handicap: sixteen
starters. W. l.. Becker first C. W. Bandy,
GalesburE. second; e. NJ. Ridgeiy third
W. L. Selby, Peoria, fourth. Time, 1900 2-5.
Letter Carrier Arthur F.. Smith, of Chi
cago, the long distance bicycle rider who
is now attempting to lower the record be-
Cleveland at $50 a. M yesterday, covering
the distance from Chicago to Cleveland in
thirty-hve and one-half hours, He is fivo
and one-half hours ahead of the best
standing record. At ll0 y IN. he left ON
his journey eastward:
Second Vice President Morrison, of the
League of American Wheclmen has re-
qucstcd the Western roads to appoint n
date when the officials of the league may
confer with them regarding the attitude
OF the roads toward the transportation OF
as date on which the meeting can be
held, and an answer will be returned to
him as soon as all of the roads can be
heard from,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-01
TUXEDO TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
whitman Won From Pnret in, BriII-
liant Game.

Tuxedo Park, y. y, June 3O.--Th tennis
tournament was continued here o-tiay.
The number of entries is so largehat nt
to-day's events went over until to- brow.
There was some brilliant ,playingln the
test was thai between Whitman anl'arst t.
in which the former won. Whitmaj who
is a Harvard player, is now looked upon
to make strong game for the lxedo
for. the same prize. The scores;
Mems sngles
Davidson, Washington, beat J. ID. FTbes,
Harvard; 6-l; 3-S; So.
" d; Whitman. Harvard. beat p.
Ri p p.,, Tnurber; Kings County, Tnnis
Point. 20 10 6.i.
wick. West Side Tennis Club, by defalt.
A, r, Simonds. Paterson, beat Al T..
w,sisha', New York 81 s.s, s,
club, beat j. ii. Mason, Jr.. Princeton, By
i, i: Fischer. West Side Tennis Cub,
beat Malcolm Ward, oronge Tennis Glib.
NJ, =; Ii Hall Hall. New M York. beat r.. v. Reah,
HaoGsl i: 6 DaYyd1soH Yd1s wGashidston' beat RichFd
ms1 LEO fiaSsN5sa il Is5s hsssyaE4 s.s' beat r. IL FL
pd,srs,1 H J; hGS, e. ds9s' H99sTprd' beat c. a. vost
bsa, II, & ssaddes; s.s! s'fel s1 Me'' rom
Tharter. Kings County Sfn Tennis eei Club; s. 81;
Mems doubles. preliminary round:
pamaohk mo9kep and Dodge beat Sheldon an
First ronnd-Ware and scudder beat Pal
mer and Walton; 6-l; 81.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-01

beautiful day brought out "a large crowd TO
the Chautaugua assembly. hundreds OF
ants. The features OF the day were the
a: Quayle. The former delivered the frst
which he described famous pictures repre-
seniing The Annuncia tion. The Nativity
and The TRANSPORTATION. pr, QuayIe. OF
pie with his lecture on Hamlet" word
painting as realistic as the drama itself.
IA Chapter In the History of Liberty" was
the. subject OF Or. Gunsaulus' lecture to-
night. and It was worthy companion
piece to his famous essay, "Savonarola."
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-01

Ihe folloWing members OF he journal
Dali Ciub VIII meet at ITO tastlinth street
ments for the Joplin series onhe ith and
ith: Hunt, Wendall. CoomI Oswald,
Mallon, Haggerty, Kinney. lcAIinimin,
Harvey. Fort. Williams and KeiaI.
The Schmelzers go TO Junctio CITY Fri
day night. where they play sseries of
three games with the local tea OF that
city. The SchmelZers havt greatly
and expect to tax two out
of the three games.
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Winner. AT Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Wis, June so-Three favor
ties in hve won to-day. Results:
First race-Three-year-o and upwards
six furlongs, Palomacita won; Meddler,
second: Excuse; third, Time, i;li,
Red won; Eton Jacket, Second; Elyria,
third. Time. l:02A,
Third race-ftve furlongs; 2-year-old
colts and geldings. Senator Quay won:
Fervor,. second; Eidolin, third. Time, I:OiL'
Fourth race-SiN furlongs; s-year-olds
and upwards: selling. The Duce won; Cam,
l:liis.
Fifth race-seyen furlonss: s-year-olds $
AMI upwards; selling, Pinkey Potter won;
Time. III.
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jumped onto Terry, the last three inn
ings and pounded y ali over the field.
Decker had poorly in left. the sun
bothering him TO sudn extent that near.
~ every fiy batted TO his garden was
good Tor two and thHbases. Childs' bat
ting and fielding wasie feature, Attend.
ance e,SD. Score.
RH T.
Chicago al 0 10 2 / N-512 I
Cleveland al 0 j o Z ) 5--i7 % 3
Battcries-Cbicago, FRY and Donahuc:
Cleveland. Cuppy and Eonnor.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-01
Fugitive Witne.. Brought hack.

nty United States Marshal il. 8. Miller re-
turned to the city Tonight with J. Echman,
whom he captured at Tucson, A; T. Ech.
Paul Kruger. OF this city. who was arr
rested several months ago by. the federal
to so and %. Before the March term Of
court, Echman. who was under bond
skipped out. He was located At Tucson .
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-01

Brooklyn. n. y, June 3o-Jack Taylor
lost the game for the Phllies this after
noon by failing TO cover first base in the
ninth inning when Mccarthy hit ground-
er TO Boyle. When Taylor finally reached
the base, Boyle made n wild throw. Daub
and Taylor oollided In the second Da,b
was hurt SO bad he had to leave the game
The Quakers could do nothing with Stein
TAYLOR was also fined $40 for back talk
Score:
, RHE
Batteries-Brooklyl, Stein, Daub and
Burrell: Philadelphia. Taylor and Clements,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-01

st. Louis, No.. June 3O-The Pirates
played an errorless game, and kept the
Browns from scoring more than twice,
while the home team made several errors
that let In winning runs, Both Breitenstein
and Killen pitched good ball, but the form
er made the better showing. Attendance
500. Score:
Pittsburg 80 o / o 3 01 0-5 o
MISUNDERSTANDING. Kilen and Sugden :
st. Louis, Breitenstein and Murphy.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
wcstern League standing.


Indianapolis, Ind, June 3o.-The cham
Iions experienced a little Of Detroits luck
single run was earned. Fiheld pitched
great ball after the first inning, and Phil
RH Il
Indianap's ...i ! 01 o o 0-6 . i
Detroit ......0 o o . o 0-3 s
Wood Detroit. Fiheld and Twineham.
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Earned runs - Milwaukee. Z; Kansas
City.3.
Twobase hits-Twitcheii, Stafford ., Man.
ming. Klusman.
Threebase hits Hartman, Twitchcll
Manning.
Home runs-Hartman Taylor.
Double plays-Daniels to Hatfield to
Itlusman. Hartman to Glcnalvin to Staf-
ford
Hit by pitcher-Twitchell
Bases on balls-Campau. Baker, Daniels.
Struck ou!-Glenalvin. Manning. Baker.
Passed bal-Spear.
Lief. on bases-Aiilwaukee, Z; Kansas
City, l.
Time-2.l5.
l'mpire-('lark
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Columbus, o., June 3O.-Bumpus Jones
was n trihe wild in the box to-day, but was
effective at critical times, and Columbus
had no trouble in winning from Grand
Rapids. Score:
RH Il
q. Rapids 40 . / / o 0 o % 10 I
Batteries-Columhus, Jones and Wilson:
Grand Rapids. Parker and Snink.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-01

Chicago. ILL.,, June 3o.-Irphe baseball
game between Brown univeity and Chi.
caEo university to-day. the fSncr won by
n score of l3 to 3. Score:
Brown .............1 o o 10 5 ia
Chicago F., ......,,,O o Ia u .
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St. Paul. Mimi. June 30-Hutchison went
IN the air, in the NTH inning. and timely
hits. with bases on balls, won the game for
Philpselphia. were In The game for the To-
ca1aS and both did wrSl. McGill. while hit
irNE, was very steady with men on bases.
Score:
RH Il
St. Paul ......0 I Is 10 .
Minneop's ...3 o % 1--6 10 3
Batteries-St. Paul, McGll and kraus;
Minneapolis. Hutchson and Schrivcr.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Louisville, Ky, June So-Ehret was a
puzzle to the Louisville batters to-day
again played stupid fielding game.
Smiths fielding at short was "a feature
Attendance 800. Score:
Cincinnati +. ...3 o o o 3 o 10 il 2
Louisville 80 % 20 10 s 5
Batteries-Cincinnati. Ehret and Peitz:
EoMisYillr. Hill and Mariner. -'
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Baltimore, Md, .,lne so-The chnmpions
won n close gan4om tho Giants To-day
Good fielding andlstiy errors were cred.
tied TO both sides. Etendance s.5eS. score :
,. RH +
New York .....2 o o -
Batterles-Baltim. Hemming and Rob.
inson. New York, Vii. Clark and Wilson.
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Bo.'on =. Washington ..

Washington, June 3O-Team work with
the hat would have been OF material bcns-
III to Washington to-day, hut II was lack
Ing. The three runs credited to tho Sena-
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tors were giftkom tho visitors. l,owe's
errors being oknsiderabie assistance in
that direction. The Visitors hit Mercer
consecu'iVeiY, We the Senator's hits were
scattered Att1nce 1,0p. Score:
Wash'gton IA o O o o % 10 2
Boston ...,.q / | 0 o IS IL 4
Batteries-WaSgton Mercer and Nc
uu're' BOSTON. slvan and Tenney.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-01
CHICAGO TROT.rING RESULTS.
Mary Beaufort Won the Horse Review
Stnkc in StrnIRhi Ucnis

Chicago. ILL.,, June 3o.-Thc attendance at
Washington park to-day was n little large.
than yesterday and the sport much more
interesting. In the stake only did the VIM
nor have an absolutely easy task. In the
pacing contest Colbert was pressed in the
iirst heat to stave OF Ithurial, but the
latter broke in the stretch The two lead.
ing contestants in this race were both
Minnesota horses. Colbert paced very true
and is evidently of good class. In the Sec
ond heat OF this race rein TO Ole Hutch
broke and Phelph caused sensation bv
jumping on the horse's back and tyt,'ng 10
stop him. Instead he was thrown OFF and
badly shaken up. Hutch finished without
a driver. An accident occurred in Inc
":33 trot which robbed Riley s. OF second
money, the horse falling near the three.
quarter pole.
BESSIE Wilton won this race. after losing
the first heat In the last heat she STONED
badly and Won by only Il head from Dr,
French. ''
kelly's Direct filly Beatrice. was looked
on as having II decided chance 10 win The
Horse Review stake after Fanny Foiry
was scratched. because of sickness Eu't
Bcatricc was unreliable, and broke badIv
ond. TINS stake was won IN hollow fash
ion by the Lexington lilly. Mary beaufort
ana her time was iirst-class Summaries,
Horse Review stake OF $500; for 2-year-
old trotters go
Mary Beaufort e. Observation-Disclosures
1t dti"S - - .
iheSlrlce DIS
nlHy ''.,,...,',,,....,,,......d
haua
2:l9 trot: Sl,OOI
lfcsSle Wilton ..,,.............,..,,n
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RH Il
Burlington II 4 9 1 d o o Il il
Quincy ......l o y . II 4 0-l0 i.
Observation-Disclosures lnson and Huff
Quincy, Reidy and Quinnl
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Des Moines. la. June 30. O.score: +:

Des NIoincs - O o II 1 o o.
st. Joseph .....0 o II 0 o o. :
Batteries-Des Moines Andrews ant
Trafiley; st. Joseph, Mauchnd Ward.
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WESTERN 1sS ScIAr,oS.
Dubuque, Ia, juno s9score:

RH +,
Dubuque ..".s 2 ~ o o o o-S i? :
Batteries-Dubuque, Srth and Zahner
Rockford. Molesworth al snyder.
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The Missouri Chautouaun.

Are unlike MI other pills. No purging or
Carter's Little Liver Pills. One pill q dose.
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Big Price for a Famous Mare.

London. June So-At the auction sale at
Newmarket to-day; Sir Tatten sykes
the property OF the late Baron Hirsch, for
0ea0 Gpiptas1 about oSde9l
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Tin Time, siiia.' e q; sS;:id3ao., 2:l6'n 9;l5'.,


Detroit, Mich, June Scat the openlng
ot me summer trotting meeting OF the
Gentlemen's Driving Club AT Highland
park to-day the i-year-old mare PiIotren
broke the track record by turning this
half-mile track in s:lia4. When well in The
lead in the third heat she struck herself
on the turn, and became unsteady The
race was unfinished. Pilnteen Is a candI-
date for the $1,000 Merchants and Manu-.
facturers' stake AT the Blue Ribbon meet
ing, and is believed to be capable of a mile
in 2,l0.
Scott Hudson drove his s.year.oll Vim
SANTA "A great third heat In .:2Oi., which
gives her rank among the best OF her age
that the season has thus far presented.
Results.
2;lO trot-Purse. 800, vipsania won Sec
ond, third and fourth heats. Time. a:s3i,
2:lols, 2:?li.. Harry II. won FIRST heat IN
s:?0i.; Happy Jim, Briar Rose, Gold Bud,
Riyulette, King Henry, General Nuttlng,
ham and Lulu *. also started
e;3j paclng-Purse, 500, Ivanhoe won in
straight heats. Time. 9I7i. 2,2Oi, gisis'
Reelection, Replica, Little Tim, Dan Rici,
kirkwood, Navier Texas Alice, Mae H.
Margery. T.. VI. H.. Galena, kittie l.. and
Magnolia also started.
a:l7 trot-Purse 500; unfinished. Pilo-
teen won first two heats in a;lis. and 2:iii..
Lake Erie won third In 2n7i. MacDuff,
Angelus, Prince H.. Judge Rice, Letitia'
Happy Minnie and Bonnie $. also started.
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Winners NJ shemcId.

Sheffield, Ind, June so-First race-six
inrlongs' Cauiieid, 81 to !, won; Pinch
Time. i:li4i. Peep o'Day, H., Melody, Billy
Kinney. i,anniappe, Brodhead. King Hen
ry and Wild Arab also ran.
Second racs1Fiys fgrlonss. Provldent.
20 freS p won ,bird Time mke 70 second
rell and Tony Hoing also ran.
Third race-Six fIrlongs. Repeater, 3 to
/. won; Little Sadie. 20 to l. second; Gold
Brick, third. Time ilS. Victoria, camelia,
frankie D., Ida Wasnsr Laura Gotta,
ran
Fourth race-AIile. and a furlong. Red
Ida PiskTehk .nthIIa; ,hITd Time; i''s's, La
Fifth -race-Four and a half furlongs
lamar H.. I TO 70. won; Yours Truly, ,s,.
TING. o;sia.; Hlgh Henry skylark; Bender,
sixth race-six furlongs, Ardath, 81; to !,
won; Baryusrd. 20 To- /. second: Jennie
Inns Y n:,1 ,hirS .,vr Time li!H EaKle Bird Jos
poWipiso slAQ ysR =
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On TUESDAY, 0,i. 29'h, Zee Santa
Fe Route will inaugnraic a fast limited
train service between Chicago aud San
Francisco. Thee irsins will be vesii.
bulrd ,brough,u, ami win have the
fiue,, equipment used on suy road be-
tween Chicago aaj the P,eifc Coast,
consisting oi ous baggage car, one chair
ear. ope dining car aud two Pullman
sicepeis The schedule time j. forty
eight miles per h1ar, nakipg tb- run
from Chicago TO San Francisco in the
remarkably short time Of seven,Y>two
hours. No form oi free transyJr siiou,
clergy tickets excepting, 10 aud from
Pacific cus-, points, second class tickets
nor any tickets covered by special per
u,its wiil be accepted Tor transportation.
lis the desire " the management 60
run these trairs To ACCOMMODATE and In,
crease eur fr,t class California travel
For further Information call on the
10 al agent or address Ge.. I. Nico, son,
G. Z. Il T. A., Chicago, III.
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No one ever ihonsht Of introducing
~ rxprpsivc f-aiure as photographic
color work in the days when the lending
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- cents a e,'py. But times change, aud
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j2O 600 pages per day gone coor).
The January issue presents Is . irun;is
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NOTICE.
N PROBATE COURT

Territory OF Okiah ma,
Beaver county,
Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day
Of November 4. -. 1895, FairchId g. Drew
hied p the Probate Court OF the County Of
Beaver and Territory OF Ukl hems. peii iis "a
praying for Letters OF Administration To be
issuei 10 Said Petitioner Faitshud 3. Drew
upon the e-taIe Of Ma B. Au tin. decea cd,
late OF The County OF Beaver ard Territory of
Oklahoma.
And pursuant 20 an or Ter OF said Probate
Court, Saturday the aoih day Of November,
4. ID. 1876, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a NJ of
said day, that being q Gay Of e regular Nov
embeT term = ID. 1886. OF said Probate Court,
has been appointed as the time rtr heal ng
a.d application, when and Whcre any pe son
interested may contest s.iI petition by filing
written opposition thereto ou the z ound OF
me mpc ency the applicant, or IN y assert
their own ri.h 10 tine administration snd
pray that Letters be issued 10 ihoms Ives
Witness Carter Tracy. Judge OF the Probate
CpuTt Of the County ~ Betvtr, aud the seal
OF the Court affixed the 5;h dsy OF Neyemoer
A, ID lsqJ.
tscsll CAErER TuAcY, Probate Judge.
4-iJ
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BOTiCE.
~ PROBATE COURT.


Territory of Oklahoma
Beaver County,
Not p is hereby given that On the 9Th day 81
Noy A. ID. 1895. A~hi ies W. Easiey, flied in the
Piohsie Court Of The Couniy Of Beaver ard Ter.
rit1rr OF Okiahaua. 8 clifton Iraying fer
i.etiris of Adn.inistn4tI nu 70 b. g. sned to said
petitioner Achilles ". Easlcy mp the estate
o3 James n. burgess decreased late of the
County ofEeayor end Terri ory o:OklAho1nt.
AaI yursu n 90 1n order % slii Probate
Court >aturis7 tie 3o.h day Of November,
4 % i.ij. o.; the hour al 10 o'c.ock 4. 81. OF
~ ) d u. that bling n day o. the gular Sov-
embrS term. A u. u g. ofE "a Probate Ton 10
has been appointed o. The tins fIr htarlns
sald application, WHOM and wherc any ps,so 4,
interested ma, contes; ss.d petition by 1ling
written opposition thereto on the l-rOun1 q -
com pe'ency ofth- applicant. or may nss. r
their own rights to the administration and
pray that Ls,tcfs b. issued 10 ihsms Ives.
Nliue.s rgrter Tracy. Judge ~ the Pr bate
Conri of the County OF Beaver, and he Ser
ofthc Couri affixed, tte sth dsy Of NOV. a. D
Is9i-
tseail casrrn TEAcr, Probate Judse.
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Sold throgghcus>he world. Priee, 25e. P0TTKa
DRrs AID SHEn. CohP., sole PrOps., BOSTON,
a. Al ato0t The ssia, scalp, aud halr," fl.s-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-01-16
County superintendent report for

County Superintendent report for
ith. quarter 1895
No. schools visited 2S
Dist. NJ. /, ,, 3, 1, ), ca, S, ., II, 20,
u, 81, %, 25, p, 80, 81, 33, - 30,
@S, 30. 10, Al, ~, ~,
Attendance, Interest and programe Cf
exercises, good; uniformity Of text,
hooks. with the exception "i uue scli,al;
he "Dirtr.st Course OF Sn.dy" ~ pr,
pared ~ tile Turiinrill Board for dis.
ilici scl,uols, inliuwcd Ny The teacher. AZ
lasr'.s possible, which meaps graded
rrl,"ols Tor Beaver county IN the near
,uiuro; rosdilirn 81 schn1l houcs gen.
,rpll, rmd. nvrr halr tie number being
lramc; iuuni'ure and aIpsrilus fair Uiih
ir~ exception
, Mgs y = risNcusRD, 60 t'upt.