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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Qus 5utnots.
S9uGine, RanbOlp9 g., 81.
%. Suli 1893.
9ee6rter 5err Simon!

8ee6rter 5err Simon!
Sd mar immer Der Meinung, boB Sc
mdnb bod audi einmal eiuen 8eri3t fir Die
r8eilage" aus unierem @Ountp "inienorn
tperbe, Da bas aber ni9t gef6ebsu 1T, min iA
81 Sabre alter Munn bamit etnen 8eriu9
MAIDEN,
SIN porigen 5riiRiabr BADEN mir re6t Oiel
nafes @etter gebabt, iobuB 3afsr, Corn
II. +. ~. erit fe6r ipdt in ben 8Ober gebra4t
tperben tpnnte. S9tperer 8egen 6utte ben
9afer tur5 por Der @rnte gu 8oben geidlar
gen, bas Corn 1T nod febr Helm uno pGtSe
iebt 8egen reht iebr n0tbtg unb bic Derz
malebeite Jelbpan5e ri9tet am @orn un5
MiIet groBen S9aben IN. On 8urtoffeln
tperben mir eine aiemli9 CUTE Grnts betom1
men, bo9 NepfeG, 8irnen, PfirIiAe unb an
beres Sbt 9iebt es febr tpenig. Die Seuz
ernie mar 10 5iemGi9 befriebigenb, Ser @eiz
gen fGGt i'm @rtrag febr berf6ieoen aus, in
unferer @egenb ipurben 7, 8, 10, IA uni
audi 16 8uibeG bom Ncre gebrOi4sn.
Mtt 9ruB an ale 2efer
Sobn Std6Imann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
ueber Ole perihieoeuen Sorten Sc,
yQtne 2lppIes".
4ntona, 5ld., II. Suli 1898.
8ee1rter Serr Simon.

8ei Der Qnanas>@ultur purbe bier nit
benz lceenannten red spanish pine apple
Der Nnfang eema9t, pel9e Sorte bier tur3
.Reb" g%enannt pirb. 0ie rrite &npflans
aung purbe bon Dem PiOnier Capt. Ri9arbs
am IibIi9en SnDian RiOsr, auf ber uns
eeqeniiber ~liegenOen Sniel (9ut4inIon's S.
lamb angelegt. Capt, Ri9arbs fam OOn
gep Ser1ep bierber uno fubr NIT 5tpeien lei=
uer SDbne in einem tleinen S9iffe ourd
ben sSupiter Sulet mad Sep 2argo, mo er
etpa 10000 @tedlinge fauf.e. @r bradte
biefelben na6 ietnem 8obnitb @ben, UNI
na3bsm ules gum pftanaen bereit mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Der gisneu bel Der e~r8susuns unf:rer 0bf-

Der 8ienen Bel Der Gr5eugung %uni:rer Obts
ernten 81 erfeben!
@s TT mein grau9, ouf ieben Gettigfeet
eintge Wur5eln Sdmen trei6en 81 lafer, unn
i1 mar bariiber e%rtaunt, pie Die 8liit9en Die
Sienen an3ieben unb tpel9e Mengs Samen
enttebt. Cine anbere pflan3e, bic lie Sernc
beIu9en, lit Die 8obne, unb ie naebr Bic
men bic 8obnenblutben beiu9ea. tsfto groz
Fer Die @rnte, Die 8liit6en u1lsr Soblz unb
8lumentoblarten perben bon Den 8ienen gee
Iiebfof, besgleihen bic bes Sbpmians, Der
poleimiin5e Grpennbrpbal") uno oss8aBeuz
frauts,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Der tpeqen Ieiner friben @ntpiderun

Der tpegen ieiner frii6en @ntpidsGunq
in @egenben nit lei3terem 8oben als 35piz
fhenfru9t uno uls @rfab fir onbere fs6teube
Suttermtttel angebuute Sncarnatfles
bat einen fart bebaarten 8lIt6enfel6. SieTt
&eG66aure finb Bis our 8eife Der 9flanse
psi6 unb 9eiAmeioig, nerben a6er, penla
Der &Gee gu LANCE iteben bGeibt, i;sif uno
bilben in ben @ingeipeiOen Der bamit gefit<
tertsn Sbiere barte, filSdbnGi9e 8aaen Don
sinem 9urdmeHer Big gu 3 3oQ, pel6s
8au6f.lent3iinoung uHO anbere &rant6eitea
nit t0otli9em 8erlauf Deranlafen f0nneu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Qus uebrasfa.
9umpbreb, Geb., 20, Sill 1898.

Sump9reb, Neb., %. Sill 1898.
@ertber Serr 8eodtteur.
OaS S4neiosn Der &einfru9: 1T bier
beinabe OOriiber, bod 1T Der @rtrag ni4t 10
rei9li9 ausgefalen, alS erpartet porben
mar. Die Witterung 1T i'm 5rii1id9r gu
NAB unb in Der Iebten 3eit gu trodsn ee=
pefen. @orige Rubt batten mir ieit Diec
@o9en ben eriten Hegen unb mir Soften auf
nod mebr; tommt er. 10 tunn oas @prn ;tp9
gut peroen.
Sacob urf9el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Der SparoeIbau IN Geras.

Der @parsel lit uuitrtitig cine urlerer
ebeGiten @emiIspflan3pn uno uan'sntlld1 III
Iorbbeutf9lunb tpiro isirsr eultur Die
gr1Bte Sprgfalt getpiomet. Sn S9lesipis@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

ellen 9eimatb mar, foftete @entriFugenbutter
in 2ii6ed, mo bamuIs Die gr0Bte CenDIenz
I6aftsmeierei in 9euti9lunb par, OasPfunb
2 Marf ober SO Gents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04

. JASl1
| nours d
To give tin
the mails VII
f~ollows:.-u
r. X Nall
and 500 p..
wrench Lilo
twice q day.:
iernoon trail
'Portersviil
70 10 a. m.
TO CUl
a l., Laxa
prus Is re-
CURE. c.
wThe
| Mrs. Gree4
| solved, aft
Never 60
bottle OF ID
Change OF c
or exposur
nothing but
cure.
NORRIS 8
The Famous
Cuts. Bruises
| spsvins, etc.
Sold
cd
n NJ
| $$;::;;s:0|
PhEACH1
C. p, will
house next
night. ET
tend these
| Geo. b. Sd
| tractor Of II
| have used q
| dy in my fad
| have found
| For sale by
I'D
PLEG
And no sick
LAY P0wDB
Sold
SEVERAL
| dress, giving
| II. RUSSELL,
DR.. Bells
| balm - the
laying the
strength min
| cannot do
been benefit
| rThe
| phone exch
good one
| enterpnsin
make a sue
There is
| coughs and
babies as ID
| 1t cures crou
| the head an
| sleep. Chill
| it. Good dr.
A Hl
Can lie bus,
LISH s
Sold
@Only
until the d
"a hot old
most Of the
Buckle
The Best g
| bruises, sor0
| sores, letter.,
| corns, and n
| lively cures
| 1t is guarant
| too or mone]
per box. Fo
Apn. 30th,
n ~
FrGHr.-
who rented
| Wilson, and
land, got in
lord Tuesds
second best
Harrison
Kean and 8
Kellams, cd
4 b.
CAS-
~s:;~Xsl|
lorris' r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04
To Settle Q Campaign Roorback.

The COURIER has been requested
for information as to whether q
county auditor can practice law.
Emphatically no, he cannot. Fol
probably p years back in Dubois
county he has acted as Judge, Jury
and County Commissioners in every.
thing pertaining to county business,
without pretending to be an attor
ney, and it would require solving a
problem in mathematics to deter
mine how much this has cost tax
payers, but it has been accom-
plished, we presume, within the
limits OF law. Section 21O8 Of the
Revised Statues of 1894 and Section
2O2O X. S. 1881, read as follows /:
whoever, being the Clerk of any
OF the courts of this State, County
Auditor, County Treasurer, Record.
er, Sheriff, or the deputy Of any
one Of said officers, practices law in
any Of the courts of this state, shall
be fined in any sum not more than
five hundred dollars, nor less than
twenty-five dollars"
Under the above section a lawyer
may be elected to a county office,
but must quit practicing as soon as
be enters upon its duties.
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Railroad Excursions.

MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION -
Louis March O to IL and April 2 to ~
One and one third fare for the rouha
trip.
HOME SEEKERS EXCURSIONS,
To all points on the X. G. F.s ~
beyond and including Hawesville. NO.
To all points on the X, G. Pa q. u
Ark, l. T., Kan, La, Mo-, Tex, anu
Oklahoma. !.
To all points on the M. X. 4 7. ID
Texas.
To all all points on the c. o. X On
Ok, La, Ara. and N. NJ.
The st. l.. 4 8. +. ~ill sell tickets y
all points in Kan, Text. T., OK, "
NJ, and Arr.
Tickets 10 be sold Feb, LIST, 10, Mar'
10 and Is, good q days.
Also tickets sold 70 eastern %ststes.
v. 4. CLANoNB, Agent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04
Of the great number of applicants

Of the great number of applicants
for graduation from the common
school course at the late exsmina
tor, only twenty !our were success
full. Nine of these we're from the
Jasper public schools. Five were
from the first year high school, two
were from the seventh grade of
Miss Wilson's department and two
were from the eighth grade Of Mr..
A. F. Gutgsell's school.
Very pleasant literary programs
were rendered in the lower depart
ments OF the school last Friday eve
ming.
Fifteen hundred circulars have
just been sent out announcing the
special new features of the Dubois
county Normal school.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04
JASPER SCHOOL N TIES.

The public schools close Mach
22d.
The Normal School begins on
April 4.
Mrs. Gu gsell and Mrs. Eckert
will both continue their schools
through the Spring SO that there
will be ample school opportunities
in Jasper this spring.
Mrs. Geo. Il. Wilson and Mrs.
X. F. Sutherland visited the schools
Tuesday afternoon.
Supt. Geo. X. Wilson visited the
schools Tuesday forenoon ard ad-
dressed the late applici nts for grad
uation from the common schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04
COUNTY AUDITORS RACE.
To The PEOPLE.

AZ lhE IEOfLE.
AS !. will be impossible for ME to
see all the voters OF this county, !
wish 10 say through the columns Of
this paper, that If l am nominated
and elected County Auditor Of this
county l will endeavor to the best
Of my ability to perform all the
duties required Of me, and accomo
date the public in every way pos
sible.
IT. am elected l will attend strict
ly to the duties Of the Office myself
and will then, Of course, give up
the practice Of the law, for Section
2O2O X. S. 1881, makes it a fine Of
from $25 to 500 for a county Of
ticer to practice law.
Many falsehoods are being circu-
lated about me, among which is
that if | am elected Auditor l will
have Mr.. Isidor Schumacher for
my deputy. This is false and the
persons who started it know it to be
such. If secure the Office l will
have for my deputy only an old
line democrat, who has always been
in line with democratic teachings,
whose reputation for honesty, in
tegrity and fair dealing has never
been questioned.
Remember that many false and
idle stories will be circulated as the
close of the campaign draws near.
These should make no impression
on the minds Of the people, as they
are only told for the purpose Of in
iuencing the voter.
Remember g "Ring' a r Q
making a terrible fight to retain the
Auditors office, and the ''Signal, >"
the Ring" organ, goes into a fit
almost about the fact that the "Court
House gang" are about to lose the
Auditors office.
The people should bear in mind
that with the defeat of my opponent
the "Court House Ring receives
its death blow, and that there is
nothing on earth that this crowd
will not do to retain the Offices. The
"'Court House Ring" does not in
clude all county officers, but is So
called because of its members in
and out Of Office, claim to own the
Court House and have dictated how
county affairs should be managed.
In this fight we should lay aside
personal feelings, and stand shout
der to shoulder against the "Ring
Rule, Bosses and Bossism." This
is a fight Of the entire people Of our
grand old county against the favored
few, who have held for many years,
and still hold, the good offices of the
county. You should remember
that If the bosses win this fight,
it gives them a stronger hold on the
offices, and it will be almost impos.
sible to ever put them out.
/ will say this much to the people
Of Dubois county, that if | am elect
ed Auditor of said county and do
not reduce the running expenses
thereof, l will never be a candidate
tor reelection, and l further guar
antee that the books Of said county
will be thoroughly investigated. An
investigation of the books is just
what the Ring" don't want, and
for this reason are fighting me so
hard, as if their very existence de-
pended upon my defeat.
NJ. A. SWEENEY.
Jasper, Ind, March 3, 1898.
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Madison Township Trustee
NnfiCQ.

Notice II given that hereafter the Trl-
tee Of Mad Sc township will De at inc
store room OF Mr.. John p. Norman. ~
ireland, on every Saturday, for the par
lose OF attending to township business,
and all persons having business with tne
township are expected to confne n~
those days.
The township library is KEEP. at lsaS
Alexander's in Ireland, where all may
obtain the books. -
The Indiana School books will q =
found ct Norman 4 Gray's store al ~
times. JOHN +. Norman,
Aug. &c, '95-y Trustee Madison ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04

The Democratic primary election,
for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the offices to be filed at
the May election, in the town Of
Jasper, will be held at the court
house in Jasper on
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1898.
From 81 o'clock, p. m. to 10
o'clock, if SO long a time shall be
necessary.
There are three TRUSTEE IS, a Clerk,
Treasurer and Marshal to elect.
All candidates who desire their
names on the Town Democratic
Primary tickets will have to report
their names to the committee before
s O'Clock A. NJ, on March 5, 1898.
JOHN p. HUTHER,
ALoIs SPRAUER,
Democratic Committeeman.
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tors, A; cases Of hardness, 3; min
- l. A--ls--~. o.

tors, A; cases Of hardness, 3; min
utes lost by tardiness, IS.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy
WI re Jos. Hohler, Andrew Ecken-
fels, Felix Haller, Henry Scheurich,
Alois Sermersheim, Edward Goss-
mann, George Hochesang, Herman
Burger, William Gossman, Sylves-
ter Spayd, JOS. Henke, Omer Kue-
bier, Anthony Rees, Igna,ius Bren-
del, Martin D~ischinger, Anthony
Eckert, Herman Schiller, James
Kress, Frank Halter, James Huber
and Philip Huber.
SISTER BARBARA, Teacher.
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United States Hotel!
GUTGsELL & KREss, Prop.
WILL STREET, JASPER, IND.

This hotel has been thoroughly o~verhauled,
and rcfitted new throughout, and IL now
open for public entertainment. The table
will always be found well supplied. and
prices reasonable.
Headquarters for people attending corrt.
A good stable for farmers horses, and
cheap feed.
A good bar well supplied with ~thechoicess
liquors and cigars, and polite attention al.
ways. Give us = call.
Aps.'T Gutgsell 3 Kress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04

There Is
coughs and q
babies as ID
Ii cures crou
the head an
sleep. Child
it. Good dr..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04

NORTH SIDE SCHOOLS.
NEWTON STREET sCHooL-sIxTH,
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES:
Total enrolment "a: Males en-
rolled, "a; Number withdrawn, 1;
Total days Of attendance, 453; To-
tai days of absence, q; Average
daily attendance, %; Per cent Of
of attendance, "a; Number of visi-
tors, 3; Cases Of tardiEess, 3; Min
utes lost by hardness, 60; Pupils
neither tardy nor absent were Rob-
ert Melchoir, Louis Eckstein, Emil
Schuler, Louis Eckert, George Schu-
hmacher, Martin Haller, Leo Eek
ert, Edward jain, Otto Lampert,
Walter Krodel, Frank Sieinhauser,
Theodore Refs, Sylvia Smyth, VIM.
Hoffman, Edward Sarsfield, Gusty
Eckert and Albert Sheurich.
A. f. GUGsELL, Teacher.
ROOM 2, SEVENTH AND NINTH GRADES.
Total enrolment, females, Is; To-
tai days of attendance, 265.5; To-
tai days of absence, 14.5; Average
daily attendance, IA; Per cent. of
attendance, SO; Cases Of tardi-
ness, 8; Minutes lost by tardiness,
81; Number Of visitors, 1; Pu-
pills neither tarjy nor absent we're
Ross Steinhauser, Stella Friedman,
Justiana Kunkel and Clara Outlet.
SISTER NJ. H'LDEGARDE, Teacher.
ROOM 1, FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES.
Total enrolment, females. 81
Total days Of attendance, $685.;
Total days of absence. 20.5; Aver
age daily attendance, 80; Per cent.
Of attendance, 90; Number Of visi-
tors, 1; Cases Of hardness, z;
Minutes lost by hardness, 20; Pu-
pills neither tardy nor absent were
Sweeney, Elizabeth
Greene, Caroline Rumbach, Sarah
Caroline Keller, Mercedes
5chule-, Rosa Scheurich, Augusta
Adelaid Henke, Blanche
Jahn, Frances Schneider, Victoria
Eckert, Mary Berger, Catherine
Burger, Martha Bauer, Clara
,chnaus, Catharine Scheurich and
Emma Judy.
Sis. Err ST.. THERESA, Teacher.
EcoSD, THIRD and FOURTH GRADES.
Total enrolment, males, As; to-
days Of attendance, 826.5; total
Of absence. 1915; Per cent. Of
QR a, nnmhor Of uisi-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04

The COURIER is indebted to SUI
perintendent Wilson for the follow
ing information for its readers:
On March 10, 1898, examinations
will be held at the usual places for
applicants for graduation. The
questions on reading will be based
upon 1.-The Great Stone Face a
production Of Nath'l Hawthorne.
At the examinations held at
various places throughout Dubois
County, on February 10Th, the fol-
lowing pupils were successful. The
examination was a difficult one, and
these graduates have a right to feel
proud of their work. The figures
following each name show the gen.
eral average scholarship, namely:
HARRISON township-Jacob Hoff-
mann, S6b w. j. Hoffman,, 1873.
Boone township1Ozro Cassidy,
76h, Maggie c. Rudolph, o3A.
Madison township-John w.
Davidson, IS; Louis Green, as;
Monta Jones, 1913.
Hall township-Maggie Jacobs,
79T; VIM. M. Kellams, S7h.
Jackson township-Joseph Kun
kler, 82L.
Patoka township-Dassie d. Rob-
inson, 76h.
Cass township-Frank J. Meyer,
81; Emil H. Mangel, S4h Amos
Niehaus, 93h (; Arthur M. Stolk,
Town Of Jasper-Olga Buettner,
S31s; Alma c. Buettner, S3T
Goldie Chambers, S9T Ernest H.
Mehringer, 81; May Salb, 81; Emil
Schiller, 80; Edgar Traylor, S3A i
Anna Wuchner, S4h; Frieda
SIX Total in county, "a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04

~Owing to the way the Demo.
cratic County Committee has man.
aged, Dubois county will have no
member ia the next Legislature.
1t seems with q Senator and Repre-.
sentative both to elect the commit
tee ought TO have secured one for
this county. 1t is rumored, how
ever, that Jay b. Schmidt is talked
Of for one Of the places.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-03-04

Dubois County Democratic Primary. 20
FOR CONGRESS.
WILLIAM T. ZENOR.
FOR JOINT SENATOR, Oavi.ss and Du
bois Counties.
WILLARD @. WILLIAMS.
FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE, Dubol,
and Davless Counties.
SASSER SULLIVAN.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
LEO H. FISHER.
JOHN F. TIEMAN.
KERR TRAYLOR.
FOR AUDITOR.
AUGUST H. KOERNER.
MICHAEL A. SWEENEY.
FOR CLERK.
HERMAN ECKERT.
FOR RECORDER.
PHILIP OILY.
PHILIP J. KUNKEL, JR.
FOR SHERIFF.
HERMAN H. CASTRUP.
IGNATZ L. FRIEDMAN.
JOSEPH KRAFT, SIR.
JACOB SCHNEIDER.
FRANK vONDERSCHMITT.
FOR TREASURER.
HENRY b. BREfDENBAUGH.
CHARLES M~OENKHAUS.
MATTHIAS OLINGER.
FOR SURVEYOR.
WILLIAM T. YOUNG.
FOR CORONER.
PHILIP A. GUCKES.
FOR COMMISSIONER LIST District.
GEORGE w. ABEL.
WILLIAM C.. BRITAIN.
ALEXANDER ELL.
CONRAD JACKIE.
FOR COMMISSIONER. ID District.
ISAAC CATO.
JOSEPH FRITZ.
JOSEPH ROHLEDER.
We, Richard M. Milburn, &c ,rge
X. Wilson and John +. McFall,
Primary Election Commission duly
elected by the Democratic Central
Committee Of Dubois County
Indiana, to supervise the Democratic
Primary in SAID County for the yeaI
1898, do hereby certify the forego.
ing to be full, true and complete
dist Of the candidates who have COM
piled with the rules of the sale
Central Committee and are therefore
the only candidates who are regu.
larly before the Democratic Primary
in said county in said Primary
Election for the year 1898.
RICHARD M. MLBURN, Pres,
George r. Wilson, Treas.
JOHN Z. MCCALL, Sec'y.
Primary Election Commission
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Edited by 4. +. SUTHERLAND,
superintendent Jasper schools.


Report Of the Jasper Public
Schools for the month eading Feb
ruary 25, 1898.
HIGH SCHOOL.
T,tal enrolment, %; Males en-
rolled, 8; Females enrolled, IA I;
Total days Of attendance, 406.5;
Total days Of absence, 1915; Aver
age daily attendance, 20.3; Per
cent Of attendance, 9O.1; Number
OF visitors, l; Cases of tardiness, 3;
Minutes lost by hardness, 25.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy
We re Flora Traylor, Lula Wuchner,
Anna Gossman, Barbara Ebert,
Glenn Sutherland, Edgar Traylor,
Frieda Zoeller, Alma Buettner, Rob-
ert Eckert, Olga Buettner, Minnie
Judy, Anna Wuchner, Helen DAN
iel, Floyd Traylor and Gene suth-
erland.
Z F Sutherland, )r..ohors
P. 7. Clark,
SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES.
Total enrolment, Is; Males en-
rolled, 8; Females enrolled, 6;
Total days Of attendance, 2S9; To-
tai days of absence, IL; Average
daily attendance, IA; Per cent. of
attendance, SO: Number Of visitors,
3; Pupils neither tardy nor absent
during the month were Maud
Clark, Alice Egg, Myrtle McCary,
Jesse Sutherland, Elmer Eifert,
Roy Greene, Scott Hunter, Henry
Renner and Joseph Wuchner.
MAGGIE A. WILSON, Teacher.
THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES.
Total enrolment, 40; Males en-
rolled, %; Females enrolled, Is;
Number Withdrawn, 1; Total num-
Der Of days Of attendance, TAI;
Total days of absence, SO; Aver
age daily attendance, 81; Per cent
of attendance, 93.4; Number of
visitors, Z; Cases Of hardness, 10;
Minutes lost by hardness, 1856;
Pupils neither absent nor tardy
were Mary Anderson, Edgar ullett,
Dora Wuchner, Norma Milburn,
Fred Kress, Frank Oily, Harry
Dickman, Francis Harser, Jacob
Kress, Emma Greene, Bessie Kira,
Guy Greene, Lloyd Claycomb,
John Wuchner, Stella Gullett, Ed
ward Seng and Corda Tillman.
MARY L. EcKERT, Teacher.
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR GRADES.
To- al enrolment, As; Males tn
rolled, 30; Females enrolled, 10;
Withdrawn, 2; Total days Of at
tendance, 76S; Total days of alb
sence, 1872; Average daily atten-
dance, 50; Per cent Of attendance,
80; Number Of viz itors, 2; Cases
of hardness, Z; Minutes lost by
hardness, So; Pupils neither tardy
nor absent were Clara Baecher,
Della Kirk, Helen Kraft, Mabel
Montgomery, Esther Wuchner,
May Milburn, Lille Anderson,
Harrison Clark. Johnnie Gull.tt,
Jackson Kirk, Leland Sutherland,
Roger Clark and Oscar Neal.
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