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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-02-15

United States and Great Britain Regard the Trend Of Events With
Great Interest General Mix UP Not Improbable.

The common talk in IN lnisterial cir
cles is that it h not a simple contest
tor territory in Korea or Manchuria
out rather q combat of civilization
and the race idea is an important one
and where one must choose between
white and yellow Germany will stand
by the whites.
London, Feb. 13. A report origin.
ating with a large japanese firm here
who have correspondent in Toxic
vas circulated through London tonight
to the effect that three Russian cruisers,
presumably part of the Vladivostock
squadron, had been torpedoed in the
straits of Tsugar or Sangar between
the islands of Yesso and Nippon, the
largest of the japanese groups. The
city of Hokodati is north of the strait
of Tsugar -.
st. Petersburg Feb. 18th. The asso
eiated press mas been authorized to
-Jeiy Efis sport tfIaS thn "a ansse
troops had landed at Port Arthur with
a loss of two. re siments. Nothing is
known here officially re- + lng the
movements of the Vladivostock squad
ron but the reports tnat it. mad sunk
several Japanese transports off Wonsan
and destroyed Hokodati are generally
discredited, it being pointed out that
it is impossible, for the squadron to
have been in two places simultaneously.
The telegraph Ii es, between Pol
Arthur and the alu !. V er are believed
to have been broken, which explains
the absence of direct news regarding
the naval engagement off Cinema o.
however, little doubt is ente4 tained
here MS to the tate of the Varias and
Korietz. 1t is officially announced
tonight that ". oy Alexietf today
sent dspatch, to the Car that there
had been no important change in the
situation in tne far L,.oG ,4u- rs the
past few days. '~
st. Petersburg Feb. 18th. The Rus
sian, which today published the story
If the destruction of four japanese
cruisers and six transports by the Rus
sian Vladivostock squadron will be pen
allied by the authorities for the publ
cation of false news.
Paris Feb. 49,, The Figaro this
morning published a dispatch from
their st. Petersburg correspondent
who confirms, without giving the
source of his information, the reported
attack by the Vladivostock Squadron
of the Russian fleet on Hokodati, a
Japanese city in the island of Yesso
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-02-15
A Hind Friend.

"How are you, old fellow? Are you
keeping strong?"
mo; I'm only managing to keep out
of my grave
"Oh, I'm sorry to hear that "-Phila-
adelphia Telegraph.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-02-15
Special to The Courant,

Special to The Cou1ant,
From Associated Press dispatches
received last night through the court
esy of the Grand Forks Herald it ap-
pears that England and the United
States are regarding anxiuosly the sit
uation in le far east and many con-
servatiye people are Of the opinion that
general mix up may occur. Z,
Washington Feb. 49, The state de-.
partinent at Washington has instructed
Am bassador Mccormick to ask the Rus
sian government for an explanation of
the compulsory detention of the steam
ship Pleiades with argo of houf n
the harbor OF Port Arthur. The vessel
belongs to the Boston Tow boat Com
pany.
Yokohama, Feb. 13. It has been re-
ported here that the Russian warships
Geomohia, Russia, Rtlrik and Bogalye
sank the japanese merchant steamer
-HEohfanoru on okkoafao on ebrn-
ary II.
Washington Feb. 1s. Secretary Hay S
note of neutrality directing that Chin
4 . 49,
.ese rights must be respected is meeting
with approval and will be accepted by
Russia as we'll as Japan. France has
accepted the invitation of the United
States to express to Russia and Jap II
the hope tnat the neutrality of China
will be respected
Copenhagen, Feb. Is. The British
government has sent formal inquiry
to the Danish government asking if they
are prepared to- defend Denmark 8 neu-
trality and especially with regard to
the important sea routes and Denmark
promptly replied "We will defend
ourselves. The inquiry of the British
government is construed to mean tn It
Great Britain appreciates the. dal ger
of Russia attempting to occupy Danish
ports in the event of complica ol $
between England and Russia on fan
eastern questions. It is further thought
that any attempt on Russia S part to
gain control of Danish fortresses would
be a signal for hostilities ON the part
of the British government. -
Berlin Feb. 13. The Imperial Chan
cellor Count Won Buefow in today S
!, issue of the Reiehanzeiger, the govern
ment official organ, issued a formal
neutrality proclamation. The position
of the German government respecting
the Japanese Russian war is we'll de-
fined and is technically one Of exact
neutrality though there is an under
current of sympathy towards Russia.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-02-15

. The deaths from consumption in New
York have decreased 40 per cent. since
It's health department began its cru
sade against the disease two years ago
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-02-15
Artificial Building Stone.

Houses Of sand, as substantial E
granite, are offered by the new process
Of Mr.. l.. P. Ford. of Gresford. En-;
land A mixture of sand and quicl
lime in suitable proportions is force
into a very strong steel mold, which =;
placed In a box. from which the air
hen pumped, when hot water is a,
mitted. The heat and pressure Of Il
Stacking lime and steam mold the N;
terials into rock having 60 per GER
of the strength Of granite. This bull,
Ing stone, ready for use in eight hour
is very durable. and its cost is loy
bricks by this process costing littI
more than half as much as the ord
aary.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-02-15
HANNA STILL LIVES
Last Report Says. I!e is Alive
But Very Low. Doctors
Administering Oxygen

The latest reports from Washingtnn
says that Mark Hanna is still alive
but that he is in critical condition
His pulse and respiration are very low
and the doctors have resortcI ~ tn,
use of oxygen to keep him alive Small
hopes are entertained for his lecoyery
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1904-02-15
From Berlin to Naples. -.

Express trains now run from Berlin
to Naples in 371s hours.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
SOME MORE ABOUT
The ELECTRIC LINE
RIcHT-oF.wAY WILL BE hsADl.
~ GRANTED w BALLARD
COUNTY FOR 5000 ROAD.

]. J. Frcundlich Of Paducah. who II
At the head Of the new electric rail
way line to nun through from Padu-
cab 10 East Cairo. was in the city a
short while Friday afternoon and
gave out some interesting facts con-
corning the coming of the projected
line, says the BanJans News. There
seems uow to be no doubt but what
the muchfalsed Of line viii soon be
under construction. At Paducah
where there was much trouble OK
pected from the cay council in grant
ing the right-of-way. when the ques-
ton was put before the csuncll there
al Thursday nights meeting the
granting OF the right -of-way passed
that body by a unanimous vote. How
ever. this was the first reading Of the
act and II will have 10 undergo an
other reading ere Il becomes an ordi-
nance As II passed 50 unanimously
a. its first reading. Il IL highly I'm
probable that Il viii fail 10 pass when
the second reading takes place which
viii be sonstims next month Mr..
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
Oct. 90, 1909.


Mrs. l. j. Hartline and Miss Wayne
Nordling spent Thursday and Friday
in Cairo. with Mrs. Geo. F. Sutton.
Miss Mary Van Dusen of Colorado
Springs, Colo. arrived Saturday for a
visit with Mrs. M. A. Perrine and Mrs.
A. "A. Fasig.
George W. Miller returned Friday
TO his home at st, Joseph. Mo-, after
a few days visit with his brother
Prof w. P. Miller
Miss Laura M. Tuthill returned to
Anna Friday from an extended visit
in Quincy, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. /. N. Elkins of Vienna,
ILL.,, spent several days with relatives
here this week.
Mrs. ]. |. Toler went to Mounds Sat
nrday for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. II. l.. Turks.
b. W. Menees. city marshal, is in
Decatur this week. ]. u. DIETRICH is
acting as marshal during his absence
Mrs. w. w. Wiley visited Mrs. r. X.
LOOMS at Makanda Thursday
II ]. Reynolds, pastor of the Chris
tian church, is in Elkville this week
assisting the pastor there in re-
vival
II. l.. Shannon returned Saturday
from Ohio where ha wss called We'd
nesday on account of the death of his
grandfather.
Rev. M. G, Morlock, presiding elder
of this district. will hold the quarterly
meeting at the Ziol United Evangel-
ical church, Sunday morning. -. xe=s
Mr. and Mrs. II. 3. James Of Gem
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

There seem TO have been more cen
ventions and gatherings of various
kinds this year that were attended by
Caroites than ever before. This in
addition 70 the Worlds fair has kept
Egyptians on the move. and the aver
age man or woman stops to explain:
well. you sec, I have just returned
20 the city and In consequence ! am
a little behind on news. or The per-
son addressed Is just preparing to 30
somewhere. And all this is of benefit
to community. Cairofes never tray
el without seci1g something hat can
be adapted TO meet want in Cairo.
And while they always reaffirm the
well-known fact that there is no place
like .he Queen City of Egypt they al
ways bring back some ideas or sug
gestions that at some time. in some
way. are made use Of for the benef.
of the town.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

Mrs. Anna Sublett of Melber, Ky.
visited her sister, Mrs. G, A. Rudolph
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Betty Mosby of Cypress was
the guest Of Misses Bessie and Beulah
Mosby.
Miss Onnice Peck visited friends a,
Wickliffe Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. j. N. Hall will begin protract.
ed meeting here the first Sunday in
November also preach here Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Pix Of Columbus passed
through here Friday en- her way To
Fulton, Ky.
Mr.. Jeff Robertson of Rockport, H.,
and Miss Beulah Davis Of Hickman
county were united in marriage by
B. L. Petit here Sunday evening a.
Six o'clock.
John Layton of Paragould, Ark, has
been visiting relatives in and around
Arlington for the past week
Mrs. Ara Holt has returned to her
home after two weeks visit to rc'a,
tives.
Mrs. II. t. Stanley returned home
Saturday, after several days visit to
The Worlds fair
w. II. Yates Of Bardwell was In our
town Saturday.
Judge Ray Hobbs and Hutson Of
Bardwell, candidate for county Judge.
and Collins and Nichols. county attor-
neg, spoke here Saturday.
Postmaster Mcconnell and L. b.
owen the druggist will leave Wednes
day for St Louis,
Will Marine of Milburn was hero
Il short time Saturday.
Walter Haworth is home on visit
to his mother from Mississippi where
he is employed in r~flroading
J.sG. Porter has returned home to
iIarriston. Miss, after three week.
visit to relatives.
Rev A. L. Denton of Tennessee
passed through here Saturday from
MilbIra where hel had been visiting
saia
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

Freundlich stated that the only pos
sible obstacle that could be cnccun-
tered that would deter the road from
being built it would be the refusal Of
the people whose property the road
will touch to grant them q free right
of-way. We can't speak for Nc
Cracken county, but wo believe old
Billiards. people will readily grant
this enterprise free right of-way. The
approximate cost to build the road
will be in the neighhorhood OF $780,
600. and just as soon as the right-cf-
way is secured clear through the
work Of construction will be rapidly
pushed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
NEWS NRCM OUR NEIGHBORS

trslia visited Tuesday with Mrs. l.. r..
Wheeler and attended the Ilileman.
Crane wedding.
Mrs. v M. Foley Is critically Ill at
her home on North Green street.
Or. Georae A. Hindley will deliver
his lecture VIII 1t Take" next Tues.
day evening at che Presbyterian
church.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
BIRDS r61Nr, MO.
OCT. %. 1904.

Oct. 20, 1904.
Mr.. ana 'Mrs, Ed. Perry returned
home today Mrsi Ptrry's mother
went as far} as Graysboro and there
she will speHd few days and then so
to the fair at st. Louis, where she
will rcmalh until the goth of next
month.
Miss pollie Reynolds Il the guest Of
Mrs. J. III. Deaton until her returns
Mrsl Frank WILCOX returned TO her
home this afternoon in Cairo.
Mr., Walter Barfield went to Cairo
yesterday and returned hame with a
chill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
less Than Hall Rstss Via ire Mobile
and Ohio Railroad.

to New Orleans, Mobile. Montgomery
and other points south. Cd oct. IL and
Nov. is from ST. Louis. Cairn and IN
.ermediste stations From Chicsgo.
$4,000 stopoyers allowed On going
rip south Of wlckiIhs. Ky. Fer par
,iculars sppiy to NJ. AID o r. r
agents. or Jno. NJ Beall. ~. and o.
Railroad. St Louis. No.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

"lf' a woman ever gets SO home
ly' she isn't worth licking at. she'd bet
ter take Holsters Rocky Mountain
Tea. Brings back the bloom of youth
30 cents, Tea orTablets. Paul G.
Schulz e. Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

Mr.. A. L. Scoville. who is employ
ed at Dyersburg, Tenn, in the lumber
business. spent yesterday In Cairo at
tho bedside of his mother. Mrs. J. p.
Scoviile, who Is quite Ill.,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

DR.. Smith. ostcopath. 32s 7th street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

For sale--Good paying saloon business Ia
rhebes. Best location In town. Address WI,
care Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

For sale--Rase Burner. Own prcs. Enquire
OF Bulletin Office
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS

The fine weather yesterday induced
many people to spend tho day in the
woods and the banks of Cache creek
were popular resorts.
Co C. G. Bradshaw Of Washington,
ID. G., will speak at the court house
tonight under the auspices of the
national Republican campaign com
mittee. 4 #
A white man and negro engaged
in fight yesterday afternoon on
lower Commercial avenue. The
white man was chastising the negro
with buggy whip when the latter
threw him down and was treating
him TO lambasting during which
revolver which the white man was at
tempting TO use was discharged. Tho
men were separated and no one was
hurt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

Ed Stone of the firm of Stone Bros.
left this morning for weeks sojourn
AT the Worlds fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
ROOM AND BoARD.
FoR SALE.

Room and Board--3cpd home cooking, M.00
per week. 204o Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31

Mr.. K. Il. Cannon las returned
from visit to the Worlds fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
POSITION WANTED.

Position Wanted-By young married man !;
any kind Of employment Address b. L., care
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
PURELY PERSONAL

Major e. w. Halliday has gone to
St Louis TO visit the big fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
ARLINGTON, KY.
Oct. %. 1904.

: 4 = - ++~%
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-31
Don't Swim After a fish--DrOp Him Line.
Put want ad in the morning Bulletin and Evening nsws
and rent your vacant house, get line situation secure
some new business
Published in Both Papers For One Price.
ron RENT.

For Hcnt--Fise rcAm cottage With clsteYn.
cellar and outbuildinga, 415 Ninth street In
quife of James Quinn, 400 Fifth street. corner
~ Jefferson avenue.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-05

The last reports from the Hawk.
eye claim are of the most encourag.
ing nature. Mr.. Ellis has the ledge
IN place between walls and il is four
feet vide and still widening. It's
value can no; be determined though
IN less than hfieen feet mere or
about hfty feet from the face OF the
tunnel John Kane. an old exper-
icnced miner. wen; down this week
not expecting 10 and anything bu,
was so tavorably impressed with the
formation that he decided 10 locate
al once. Dr.. J. Powell and D. D.
Enyar made trip down Wednes-
day. Ar Enyafs is an old erper-
fenced miner and has located many
ledges by means Of a locating rod
and L worked 10 entire satisfaction
on toward the hanging wall OF the
Bawkeye. Some twenty locations
have been made. c. A. Sherlin
has located three claims, in two Of
which the groupings are the same
as In the Eawkeye and undoubtedly
are the same ledge.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-05
nceuas af,hr ralr as.oel.,lon


Upon special invitation to the
public meeting was held in the
Commercial Club rooms las; Thurs
day nigh, 10 discuss ana promote
The Nezperce County Fair. Thomas
Kirby. the manager was present and
assured the people that with the
proper moral and financial supper;
he would be able TO guarantee as
fine an eIhibi; as could be gotten
together anywhere. After few
remarks by Peter Triesch. Col. Ham
nell, K. G. Os,cThout and others,
subscriptions were called for and
$3.50 worth OF stock was subscribed
Tor on the spot. The utmost enihu-
siasm prevailed as to the outcome Of
the undertaking. The committee
has gone 10 work TO sell more stock
and is meeting with good success.
Work will be started on the grounds
Immediately and the base ball
grounds fixed up a, once, a grand
stand erected and everything in
for the big ball game next
May Ia, between Nez-
perce and Culdesac.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-05

On Friday evening the graduating
exercises Of the Eighth Grade wer,
held in Wilson's Hall. Parents o.
those taking part, patrons and otherl
interested in the welfare of the
school comfortably nlled the hall
The class sang an opening and clos
ing song. A duct by Mrs. Bowlby
and Mr.. cambridge, a quartette by
Messrs Bainbridge, Fike, Thomas
and Lewis and solos by Miss Tar
box and Miss Edgar we're delightful
features Of the evenings entertain
ment. Mrs. Winters presided at
the piano in her usual charming
manner. Space will not permit our
giving complete outline of the pro-
gram rendered by the class. Suffice
to say, while every member of the
class vas down on the program. yet
for one reason or another, only ten
members participated in the exer-
ciscs. The Salutatory was given
by Miss Mamie Eitrsn and the VAL
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-05

Saturday evenings Teller con
tanned the following account Of tho
| J. II. Hunte case:
In the case of c. L. Mcdonald
Trustee for J. H. Hunte, bankrupt,
VS.. z. s. Sweet, F. D. Richardson,
T. NJ. Mockler, J. A. Wilkenson,
w. F. Kettenbach and John D. Gra-
ham the following judgment was
ordered docketed this morning :
This cause having heretofore been
tried and submittedto the court. Now
the court renders decision thereon
and orders: First, that c. I. Ne
Donald, trustee plaintiff, have and
recover from defendant. John D.
Graham, the sum Of - ,4oS hereto
fore paid into court by z. w. Ketien-
bach as the balance due from said
z. w. Keitenbach 10 said John D.
Graham on purchase price Of note
given by Bargain Store Company,
limited. 10 J. II. Hunts and trans
terred by said J Il. Hunte to John
d. Graham and by said John D. /
Graham to 2. w. Ke,tenbach TO-
gether with said plaintiffs costs and |
disbursements in establishing his
rights thereto. Second, that c. I.
Mcdonald. trustee plaintiff. do have
and recover from the izth day OF
February. 1902. al 7 per cent per
annum 10 date amounting TO the sum
Of S577.22. together with said plain
tia's costs incurred in establishing
his rights TO the value OF lot !,
block 25, Of the town Of Nezperce.
Third. the defendant. 7. N. Mock
ieT. have and recover from c. L.
Mcdonald. trustee plaintiff. SAID
defendants costs incurred therein.
Fourth, that defendants. &. T.
sweet. T. D. Rieharnson and John
4. Wilkenson have and recover
rom c. I. Mcdonald, trustee
,laintia. said defendants costs in
nrred in establishing their non
liability in transfer Of stock Of mer-
:hsndise from J. Il. Hun,e to Bar :
rain Store Company. limited. 1
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-05

In order that the manageable
young women Of Nezperce may i'm
prove the opportunity which comes
to them so seldom. the Herald to-
day presents a few Of the eligible
fellows in town, with some of their
qualities, so that each may select a
victim, With some advance know
ledge Of his business disposition,
habits and prospects. If you can
not find what you wan, in this list
you are pretty hard to suit.
L. n. Swift. Has passed the age
Of hokleness and frivoli,y and would
turn over his salary to you every
month. Family broke and jus, the
fellow TO have around well regu-
lated house. Home is his Mecca
when days work is done.
Z. II. Wallace.-A prize package.
Wary as a fox but will ye, be
caugh, mapping. Has the form OF
an Appollo, the tastes of a Beau
Brummell, the tact of 4 diplomat,
the nerve of a Vanderbilt and the
from, Of a major general. Worth
CHANGING year Of wasted effort OF
any girls time. No four-fushers
need apply, however.
P. w. Mitchell. One of the
brightest young men in NsFperce.
Is fine looking, stylish and one OF
the sort YOU would be proud 10 say
to your Spokane and Lewiston
friends "he's mine" when you in
troducs him. Seemingly hopeless
but still possibility. Believed to
be mellowing toward matrimony.
II. G. Anderson. Pill roller, 4
Getting better looking every day.
out viii fade If not garnercd by
some good girl, A matrimonial
match would be the making of him
Is he devotes too many hours to
BUSINESS and he needs honeymoon
Tacation. Expert mixer of poisons. ,
'ut wife need not fear. Should be I
'orralled before he develops bachel- ,
'ric symptoms too strenuously. Il
Paul johnson. There may be
ONE strife over landing this valu- 1
4ble catch, but the girl who wins |
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-05

Manager P. w. Mitchell Of the
Nerperce base ball team has made
arrangements 10 have the Culdesac
team here Saturday. May -. Thi,
viii be the opening game of the sea
son and will be played on the new
diamond in the fair grounds. il
promises 10 be one Of the most in
teresting games played here this
summer. The Cuidesse team has
played number Of games and has
not yet met with defeat. while the
Nezperce Happy Hulligans" are
exceptionally strong. and are de-
termined TO win every game they
play this season. The Cuidesac
team plays Lewiston Sunday. The
NesPeFce lineup will appear in nsxi
weeks paper. Cams called for
2 80. Watch for bills.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-05-05

school >otes
School closed April %. Children
happy, teachers likewise.

&Nt't aNRAs%
School closed April 29. Children
happy, teachers likewise.
During the year there we're en-
rolled 5o+ pupils. The average
daily attendance was 20z.
Only one pupil in each OF the four
lower rooms, strange to say, was
neither absent nor iardy during the
lsr days of school. The names o.
those whom We shalsthus honorably
mention are Arthur Berray in No.
l. Opal Crumpacker in No. ?, Helen
Bowlby in No. and Frank Sorensen
in No. Z. There were number Of
others who failed by a single half
day.
The Eighth Grade examination
was taken by fifteen members of the
class. This was one of the most
severe tests that they have ever
been required TO pass through. At
this ,imSit is though; that major
ity OF the number will be successful
Rigid examinations were also held in
all Of the grades and il is the deter
nina,ion OF the teachers to promote
is higher grades only those who
have completed the work in their
grades and are able 10 60 the work |
If the next grade above.
Friday afternoon was observed as
Arbor Day. A very appropriate
program was given by the pupils Of
he four lower rooms, the primary
the greater part OF tn,
Exercises. The children brought in
ONE twenty trees and shrubs which
Gere planted by the janitor. and /,
! the intention OF sill TO see that
hey receive proper care. Our
has been mislaid and
is impossible to give the names Of