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The Bovs aiuf Girls Do Splendid
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;JM-*' ing Nov. 22.
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Delia Gleason 20
Ethel Robertson .U, . .20
Lizzie Cat low... El. .20
Cora Palmer.....]. .11.20
Hither Lageschultq. .20
Ben Land war... J. 1.17*
Clara Sifter.,'., J. 1 . »
Maude Osgood... , 1.20
Etta Kerns !...].»
Florence Smith. J.. . .20
ifctrny Beinlich..... ^.20
• Belle Cat low.! %. ...119
Grace Otis j. J »
Leila Lines.... ,1.. 120
Myrtle Runyan . .. '20
Gertrude kitson .j... ¿18*
Floyd Harnden....... iao .
Ralph Vermilya.... .-^20 -
Johnnie Sixer. 00
Gtisste Bloom....1....88
Lyda Pomeroy...L...ju)
Walter Roloff.- J .....|9
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Walter Plagge .15
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v|yV. . ROOM jir. s;
FT{ NEITHER TARDY #OR ABSENT:
Anna Jordan Njna Robertson
| va Runyan Lnella Peters
Arthur Gleason Fred Loco
Arnett Lines Ffank Jahn
Henry Sodt Karl Volker
Will Mundhenke
Number of males .....j. ¿..16
** | females. |.. ,i.... .....12
« Total .U^L............28
Number of absences, ft»—(32)-52
! r" tardiness, 14.
MRS. A. SHERMAN.
BOOK RIRJ
Number of pupito enrolled 41.
Number of tardibessiu.
Number of half (lays'¡absence 73.
Natives of pupils whd have neither!
been absent nor taijdy during thej
month of November: f
Benjamin Sehroeder Myrtle Comstock j
Geoirge Bei n boff Iqa Hutchinson
Herbert Plagge Wjillle Kirby
Iva Robertson Leonard Volker
Willi?! Sodt Ffred Boehmer
Sam Naeher Rex Henderson
Chas. Thorpe , John Drewes
Gesar Clausius Ffed Rieke
Lizzie Jacob I Ethel Kitson
Benjamin Freye August Mundhenke |
Ethel Austin ! Hilda Suhr
Miss Otis, Teacher.!
M F LROOM III.
Number of half days' absence 136.
Number of tardi* 7. j
Pupils neither absent!nor tardy:
James Hutchinson, Albert Wolf
Mary Ernst $
Leb Bahn
Beulah Otis j
Mary Jahgt :
Helen Waaler
Rosa Volker
Mali oda Boehmer
Alta Powers
Adé Land wer
' Henry Antholz
Herman Kreft
Alexander Boehmer
Paul Kampert j r 'j Louisa Meier
Willis Runyan Ros| Lageschulte
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Willie Haije OorirTahnke
Samuel; Peters/ Nellie Graybill
Minnie Rachow Arthur Cooley
Herman Mundhenke Rhoda Weseman
Ideila Weseman
Miss AF.VIHA MYERS.
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Anna Jahn Johh Mundhenke
NelHe Thrasher —LMii Rike
Alma Stiefenhoefer Hatttie Palmer
Ol i ve Plagge Blldrie Thorp
Henry Wolff f^; r Dennis Sehroeder
Elmer Gieske Lloyd Kitson
Malinda Weseman Charlie Wagner
\Fred Pingel
George Kirby v
Frank Martin
Frank fireman
George Meier
Earf Barnes
Ven(e Hawley
Pauline Clausiu«
Arthur Kampert
Georèe Froellch
Number of pupils, 5S; number of
Uidiè^ 10; half day«' absent, 112.
MÉa|lL.M.FAi«CHrM», Teacher. L'
ROOM I.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
I; Number of pupils enrolled, 51; average
attendaoee for November, 45; half
days' absent, 228.
Neither absent nor tardy during
month of November:
Victor Rieka
Walter Cannon »
EI ward Volker
Herbert Wilmer
Franklin Kirby
Bennie Brimkamp
Kart Powere
Ewald Cla usi us j
Lulu Roe h mer
Clara Wilmer
Florence Jalinke
Genevieve Dolan
Howard Powere
Emmet t Stender
Joe Robertson
Raymond Boehmer
James Hawlëy
Walter flhipman
Charlie RachQW
.Sadie Blocks
Fern Hutchinson
Mabel Stlefeohoefer
Madge Bennett
Rosa Kampert
MARY C. FREYE, Teacher.
RAILROAD 8PECIAL8.
The new order, requiring all the
«are to be equipped with grab handles,
went into effeet December 1st. Foreman
Gray bill, of the North-Western,
^s expecting an order to put on a number
of men to equip care at this place.
The addition to the round house is
Completed. One stall has been added,
which fills a long-felt want.
Conductor Dolan resumed his run
Monday* after a week's illness.
H. Killian made a business trip to
Chicago Tuesday evening.
Agent Kohl, of Lake Zurich, was a
pleasant caller at the "J" office Tuesday
evening.
Night Operator Jen kg is a great
composer of music, his latest being a
piarody on "Take Me Back to the Sweet,
Sunny South." T
A flagman should be stationed at
the crossing of the county line road
apd the E. J. & E. railroad. |t is very
dangerous for teams to cross, especially
at night.
On January 15th another order will
go into effect requiring all freight care
to be equipped with standard height
draw bare. We understand Foreman
G|raybiill has made a chalk mark someffere
on his clothes to be used as a
guide In repairing these draw bare.
The interchange business at this
place has fallen off very much in the
lalst two weeks on account Df the cold
snap.
Who is the railroad man that is to
give the stag party this evening.
Good advice: Never leave the house
on a Journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, For sale by A. L Waller,
druggist.
The men from Kansas deny that
the sunflower is a bald chrysanthemum.
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Six weeks ago I suffered with a very,
severe cold; was almost unable to
speak. My friends all advised me to
consult a physician. Noticing Cham*
berlaiii's Cough Remedy advertised^in
tbe St Paul volks Zeitung 1 procured
a botitie, and after taking itt a short
while was entirely well. I nOw most
heartily recommend this remedy to
anyone suffering with a cold. Wjt.
KEIL, 678 Selby Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
For sale by A. L. Waller, druggist.
David Bennett Hill caught his cold
wbilesitting up nights counting the
box-ofllce receipts.
The wife of Mr. Leonard Wells, of
East Brimfild, Mass., had been suffering
from neuralgia for two days, not
being able to sleep or hardly keep still,
when Mr, Holden, the merchant there
sent her: a bottle of Chamberlain r .
Pain Balm« and asked that she give if
a thorough trial.. On meeting Mr.
Wells the next day 1 he was told that
she was all right, the pain had left
her within two hours, and the bottle
of Pain. Balm was worth 65.00 if it
could not be had for less. For sale at
50 cents per bottle by A. L. Waller,
druggist. -i
A young woman in Chicago is
charged with bigamy. There is not
the least excuse for such conduct in
city with the divorce facilities of Chi
cago. ;
How to PNMM Cronp.
SOME HEADING THAT WILL PJTOVS
INTERESTING TO YOUNG MOTHERS.
HOW TO GUARD AGAINST THE DI8EASE.
Croup is a terror to young mothers
and to post them concerning the cause,
first symptoms and treatment is the
object of this item. The origin of
croup is a common cold. Children who
are subject to it take cold very easily
and croup is almost sure to follow.
The first symptoiyis hoarseness; this
is soon followed 4>y a peculiar rough
cough, which is easily recognized and
will never be forgotten by one who
has heard it. The time to act is when
the child first becomes hoarse. If
Chamberlain's Cough remedy is freely
given all tendency to croup will soon
disappear. Even after the croupy
cough has developed lt~VilI prevent
thé attack. There Is no danger in giving
this remedy for it contains nothing
injurious. For sale by A. L. Waller,
druggist.
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A Canadian familv has discovered
poison in some sausage they purchased
It at least is gratifying to know that
it is possible to discover what sausasages
are made of.
CLOSING OUT SALE
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As I am going out of business, I will
sell my entire stock of
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CLOTHING
and also my stock of
flftTS, GAPS, TRUNKS AND SATCHELS
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a t a discount of SfO pGV cGnt•
Notions, Jewelry, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Felt
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You can always find
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just what you want
at
J. D. LAMEY & CO.
- Building Material.
Lead, Oils,
Paints, Etc. lARKING TON.
B. H. SODT,
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HARRINGTON, ILL. Sold by T. V. Slocum, Agt. Waucondà, Ills.